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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Window Glass OF u superior and beautiful
lustro and transparency, Is being manuiac-
tured from rock rystsl, at Keene, N. II.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

TnE SUB-TaE,suRY.--rhis odious mea.
sure, five times rejected by the people Of
these United States, has again passed the
Senate, and ere this, is before the House,
How much Mr.. Van Buren, expects to re-
ceive from its full operation, may be judged
from the price he pays for this native
state, his whole party except the most vlo-
lent of the radlcals--thn affections lin
great measure) Of the people of the United
States at large and every hope of being
reelected, unless through the effects of
revolution produced by its means.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Acorrespondcnt Of the Louisville Ga.
Seiie, strongly recommends Henry Clay as
:ho next Governor Of Kentucky.
lie probably means Henry Clay Junior.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

The Buffalo Journal hopes, that by the
Ohio Railroad, "trayelers will soon be able
to cross that Serbonan bog, the 'Black
Swamp in two hours instead of two days"
We will bet the editor OF the Journal a
case of Maumee water against basket Of
champaign,tha there is not piece Of road
between Buffalo and this place, of equal
length, that is better than the thirty miles,
though the Serbonian bog aforesaid. 1t is a
McAdam road, which, when complete, will
be the finest piece of road in these United
States.
Serbo.-When did you wake up2 Mr..
editor.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

"We see we are no pets ofyours," as the
squirrels said ven the gentlemen ordered
their hides to be taken off.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Two cotton wagons meeting on the road
to Augusta, Georgia, the following dialogue
took place between the drivers:
"Whats colon in Augusta ?" says one
with a load.
F." CoEoa," says the other.
The inquirer, supposing himselfnot to be
understood repeats, "What's cotton In Au-
gusta y
" It's cotton" says the other.
81 know that" says the first, "but what
IS it o.
"Why," says the other, a. tell you it is
cotton! Cotton is Cotton in Augusta and
every where else, that ever l heard Of
"lknow that as well as YOU" says the
first, but what does cotton bring in Angus
tar
"Why, it brings nothing there, but every
BODY brings coiton."
"Look here" says the first wagoner, with
all oath, "you had better leave the State ;
for Pll be d--d if you don't know loo much
for Georgia"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

aim broke!' as the looking glass said
ven the g ugly customer" looked in it to see
his face.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

The Toledo Blade had long article, last
week, upon the county seat, in which it
talks of vestcd rights and all that sort Of
things. 1t must be that the writer wears
spectacles, for he has seen some things that
never existed, though--judglng from his
style--in diluted, milk and water sort Of
way.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

The Locofoco papers in Indiana are all
going down. The star of Harrison Is in the
ascendant, and their banners drop before its
blaze.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

1t is gratifying to witness the prompti-
tnde s. fidelity with which the agents of the
Post Utlice department in general perform
their public duties. .--Van Buren's JNessage.
The Post Master at Upper Sandusky al
lows the stage driven on that route from
Columbus, to carry the mail or not, as h G
pleases; and the consequence is that 1t goes
only once week, when it should three times,
and our Columbus newspapers are SO long
onthe way that they are but little use to
us, when they do arrive. We have never
known the mails so irregular as they have
been the six months past.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

We are indebted to NJ. MeNelly ESQ
for copy ofthe 9 Third Annual Report, q
~ Board ofpabIic Work." Of this state.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

The Legislature, one branch at least
seems destined to consume the rest of the
winter on the Lloyd affair. Eighty witness
ses have been brought from Cleveland, to
testify in the matter, at cost of at least
four thousand dollars, several days have al
ready been occupied by the House, upon it /;
two Committees have reported upon the facts
of the case, and resolution to expel the
member from Cuyahoga was to have been
the order of the day, for last Monday. -
Vive Ia Humbug!
HARD MoNRY.-Does any one doubt that
the ADMINISTRATION is in favcr Of an exclu-
sive hard money currency! Hear what the
organ says.
The Washington Globe, speaking of the
election to the U. s. Senate of WalAer of
Mississippi, says:-
at will be celebrated as most glorious
luti bank. victory, throughout the state; for
Walker went the whole, boldly and openly,
against the entire paper system, Corpora
ion, State. or Federal"
The New York, New Era, the organ Of
the Locofoco party Of the State, saJs.--
"Any democrat, after reading the five
astcolumns Of the Presidents message who
still justifies-a a paper currency OF any de-
scription, Is Wing, and has no right to
rank himselfa a friend of the present admini-
tration.n
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

TERMS OF THF CoURTs.--The following
are the times set for holding the courts for
this circuit.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Our friend G. w. Wood, of the Fort
Wayne Sentinel, has been elected Govern
or of the lndep ,ndent state o. Fort Wayne.
His inaugural address is of orthodox length,
but, contrary to the usual practice, contains
a good deal of sound sense. Success to
you,-Governor Wood May no unkindly
frost nip the swelling buds of thy greatness,
nor hidden thorn in thy civic crown, render
uneasy the head that blooms with well de-
served hOnors Amen.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

1t is true, brother Smead, that we shall
but little longer ,oield (as they say at ToIe.
do) the tripod ofthe Maumee Express, and
that we are moved thereto, by i'll health
not our own, however, but of our family.
To be sure, we have no great stock of
hcalth on hand, but we hope to be blessed
with sufficient to enable us to do battle
bra ely and well, IN the cause of General
Harrison, during the campaign, and 10 have
enough left to remember our brother Smead
as one ofthe best of neighbors and the bes
tempered of political opponents.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

NUBIAN DAMsEL's WARoRoBE.-My
next essay was upon more delicate grounds.
| began ;obargan for the costume OF Nu-
blan lady, and, to use an expressive phrase
though, in this case, not literally true,
bought it offher back. One of my friends
IN Italy had been very particular in making
a collection Of ladies' costumes, and tc u
man curious in those things, it struck me
that nothing could be more curious than
this. One ofthe clements of beauty is SAID
to be simplicity; and if this be not more
poetical fiction, aud beauty when unadorned
is really adorned the most, then was the
young Nuban girl, whose dress bought,
adorned in every perfection. In fact,
it was impossible to be more simple,
without going back to the origin of all dress,
the simple liz leaf. she WIS not more thln
sixteen, with a sweet mild face, and n fig
ure that the fines lady might bc proud to
exhibit in its native beauty: every limb
charmingIy rounded, and every muscle
finely developed. 1t would have been
burning shame to put such figure into
frock, pettcont, and the other ct ceteras Of
a lady's dress. now looked back upon this
and many other scenes as strange, of which
| thought nothing at tle time, when all
around was in conformity. remember,
however though Thought nothing of seeing
woman all but mixed, tnat a, first did feel
somewhat dricate in attempting to buy the
few inches that constituted tho yound girls
wardrobe. Paul had NO such scruples! and
- .
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Increase, S2,933 IA
making the whole amount of tolls received
in the state to be $jO4, 1896 OF |
And the increase to be ga, 1897 O2 !
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15
SUPREME COURT.

Lucas, July 25; Wood, July 23: Henry,
July a2 Williams, July 90 Paulding, Ju-
ly II; Van Vert, July 15; Putnam, July
l3; Hancock, July II; Allen, June II;
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

TRIAL BY JURY--The act allowing iu-
ries before Justices o. the Peace, hus pas
sed both branches of the Legislature, and
has become law. The provisions of the
act we are not acquainted with, further
than we gather from the speech ofMr. Nash
of Gallia, against the bill, as follows
The jury consists of six men.
Their fees are fifty cents each.
There is no appeal from their verdict, ex-
cept, where it is over the sum of twenty
dollars.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

WESTERN TRADE.-We compile the fol-
lowing, from various sources:
The following table exhibits a compari-
son between the amounts of the principal
articles of Western trade gong East,
through the two principal channels, tos eth
er with the total amount.
Buffalo. Oswego. Total.
Flour bbls., 28s,765 11O,Soo 399, ,15J
Wheat bush. 665,OOo 1O6,S19 l,O7I,e19
Pork bbs. 23,667 1880 25,757
Cheese lbs. 1875, 556 1,sa4s5 1000, ,91l
Butter g. lard 1,O79,732 l,O13,O4O 2,O9s, ,772
Wool 13l,7S7 8O,795 222. .532
Lumber #. s,724978 7,75l,24l11,476,gl9
The following table shows the increase
of several of the articles, over the amounts
of 1851
Buffalo. Oswego. Total.
Flour bbls. 11,145 S4,989 5,434
Wheat bush. 1888 4G,519 1850
Pork bbls. 1850 1,157 9,107
Bushels Wheat received at Buffalo, from
Ohio, 685,l76
Barrels Flour, 225,2O6
Bushels Wheat received at Oswego from
the upper lakes, 1888
Barrels Flour, do. 1919
The annexed, is statesment of the ag-
gregate quantity of some of the principal
articles received and shipped at Cleveland,
by the way of the Ohio canal.
Receirtd. 1888. 1890. Increase.
Bush. Wheat 1,229,O12 1,515,GgO $685.
Bush. Coal 1899 134,S8I 81, ,599
Bbls. Flour, ea7,4 ,465 s64a87 aa,678
decrease.
Shipped. 1888, 1899. Increase.
Mcds. lbs. 1876, ,286 19.1Q5,852 $50, 56G
Bbl. Salt, 63,4G5 1O9,91f 46,451
Lbs. Gypsum 1,975'373 e,439 ,199 4B3, ,766
The whole number of different boats
cleared at Cleveland during the year is two
hundred and seventy six, and the amount
of tolls, on the canal, for 1889, was
$685. 500 81
The amount received for 1888,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Number of illegal votes already DIS
covered, who voted the Van Buren
ticket 245
By the Sec'y's. certificate, Mr.. Aycrigg
(,he ewest (W) candidlte) had 2S294 votes
Add the above mentioned 242
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Increase, 4l,463,S8
Tolls received on the Miami canll, for
the year ending Dec. l, 1889, $8O,796 90
For the year 1888. 77,S63.09
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Making 1856
From which we deduct votes
for Governor Vroom, the high
est Administration candidate, 23499
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

And we have for him legal votes 2825O
Which being deducted from DR.
Aycrigg's votes, e82o4
Legal votes for Gov. Vroom, 282jO
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

Hardin, June 10.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Lucas, March 9, June l, Oct. 26.
Wood, March 90, June 81, Oct. 10.
Henry, April 1, Sept. 8.
Williams, April 6, Sept. IA.
Paulding, April IL, Sept 10.
Putnam, April 10, Sept. 81.
Van Vert, April II, Sept. 25.
Allen, April 90, Sept. 90.
Hu din, April 27, Oct. 5.
Hancock, May ID, Oct. 12.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-15

And it leaves A
majority for the lowest Wing candidate,
DR.. Aycrigg and OF course larger ma
jorlty for the others.
Or take from Gov. Vroom's votes as GER
tilted. 28492
The illegal 242
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
DOCTOR D.AYE.NPORIvS GENUINE
bilious Pills.

vuyIIESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their On
N sy operations and good effects, as mild
safe, aud sovereign remedy for Bilious CON
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels
in removing distractions Of every kind, 10y dis
solving and dscharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure re-
lief Cor costiveness They are so accommodated
TO all ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken in winter or summer, at any time OF The
day, without regard TO diet or hlndrance OF busl-
ness Their operation is 50 gentle, pleasant ana
efeciual, that by experience they are found to
exceed any other Pbysic heretofore offered 10 the
public, which VIC can show by great number
of certificates from eminent ply ysicans and others
D.lVE.NPO ORIpS CELEBR.AIED EYE
WATER.
Which has been applied with great success TO
weak, sore and inlamed eyes, in all stages.
VHE.1TO.VS II'CH OLVT.NE.NT.
Which cures in less than one hours applica
ton. (See dnections.)
The character Of this celebrated Oiniinen
stands unrivalcd for being safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loatbsome disease called the
lich-and for all kinds of pimplcs on The skim
Il is also a valuable article for the Salt Rhcum
and Chilblains.
WHE.ATO.VS L1U.VDICE BITT'ERS,
Which are so eminen,ly useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received and Tor sale IN thus
town by Doct. r. K. HAZARD and r. TAf-
LOR. Also by the Druggists in Providence.
July 26
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
DIR. SPHON'S
Sick Headache Remedy

For tho permanent cure Of this distressing
complaint, never fails. When pcrsovered IN,
ii eiloctuay rcnovales the system, and does
away the causes Of the SICK & NERVOUS
HE.iD.iCHE. Thousands have tried il, and
found precisely the relief which the article
promises 10 bcstow. Certificates Of the strong
est kind, and from, the most respectable persons,
are in the possession Of the proprietor. some OF
which have been published, teSliiying to the per-
,naneni euro, and others 10 the immediate re-
lief given by this remedy. II affords relief TO
tho afflicted in Is or 20 minutes from the first
dose. II taken when the symptoms Of an at
tack are first felt, it prevents tho further pro-
gress Of the complaint, and can produce no dan
ger at any time by an excessive dose as in such
case il would only throw oil the contents Of the
stomach, leaving it sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with headache
should not fail TO procure and relieve themselves
from SO distressing a complaint.
Ply sicians have in many instances given ii
to their patients, and in every instance, to our
knowledgc, with great satisfaction have found
it a certain cure Sick and Nervous Head-
ache is complaint with which physicians do
not wish 10 have any thing TO do, and generally
prescribe only for temporary relief: consequent
Iy, DR.. Sphon's Sick Headache Remedy escapes
the opposition which some other proprietary ur-
ticlcs meet from that source.
Try ii Once and you never will regret it. i,
is composed entirely Of vegetables, and con-
ialns no mineral, or poisonous drng of any kind,
and does not require uny change Of diet or exer-
else.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock g. Co.
Wholesale Druggists No ~ Fletcher street N. Y,
and by X. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Ask, enquire-lsk those arhO
EnOr,

Those only who know by trial or immediate
observation, can form any idea Of the effects, Of
the perfect reihf, Of the almost charm like
cures effected in cases Of the PILES, RHEUMA-
rIsM, ALL SwELLiNGs, and ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe, by the uso Of
lays Liniment. Find one who has used il that
will not laud il above all things ever used, aud
you will find what cannot be found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who
may be afflicted, beg you 10 ask-ask OF those
who know ask the Hon. ALFRED CoNKLIN,
L. =. Judge for that district, residing near Au-
burn ask Matthew }. Myers, Esq. Athens,
N. Y; ask Gen. DUR GREEN, late Of Wash
ington city, each of these gentlemen know Of
physicians, though tried for many years, that
have been cured by the use of tho genuine Hays
Liniment Thous sanls Of other persons know Of
similar cures. Jlc appeal 10 their sense Of JUS
tce--their human feelings.
1t is hut duty you owe to your suffering fel-
low beings to lei this great remedy be known
Speak Of IL then to all your friends. This
will save much pain where the newspapers are
not read, or where readers are inCredulous, be-
cause many worthless articles are advertised
Tor the same purpose. To buyers we say, il all
who have used il do not say it Is beyond all
praise, then do not take 1t. The proprietor will
not allow this article 10 DO paid for unless il
cures, when all the directions are fully followed.
HW any one suffering noic refuse to try it ?
II he docs, he ought 10 be pitied more for his
obstinacy than his suffering.
Mr.. Hays would never consent TO offer this arti-
clio, were he not compelled by his sense of moral
of religious duiy-to do all in his power for
the victims Of DISTRESS and misery. For this pur-
pose he would sooner do, ote a fortune, than Sc
cure dollar for any worthless article,
LOOK OUT-SOme scindiers hare conn-
trteited this orticte, and PIT it up wih pari-
Gus depices. DO not be imposed upon. Ono
thing only will protect you-it is the name Of
COMSTOCk & Co that name must be al
rays on the rrapptr. or you are cheated. DO
not forget it. Take this direction with you, and
test by that. or never buy for it is impossible
for amy other to be true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock & Co. No. 2 Fleichcr-si.
N. York, and x. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, New
port, r. July2,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

nFaIthe remedies ever evsed for the resto, alton
~ aud preservation Of the i,air nothing has bcen
found equal to Ahbeus lra enous Hair Tone. u sci
dom TAI o restore the hair o health ani eniy. Many
who bald three mo's ago, can now exbiLit luAu
RANT heads of hair.
u IL prepared from rec ipe of the ebraed DR. Ali.
er ol rars, by one ot his pupils.
The FLOWING etter from br Fitch, Is very Kind
W permitted to be used.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1893.
DIR Jayne-Dear Sir: feel that can hardly say
gh you IN favor Of Alibcris Oieac Hair oc
sold by you. had the honor Of personal qantance
with baron Al bert in Paris. lie H. known To all the
world as one Of the most eminent I-crors an prac
TONERS in all disoast of the skn &c that has be
known as all wb" have ever attended his consultations
at the great Hospital saint Louis who have heard his
public lectures, Witnessed the Of his private
praclice, will nnhesiaingiy acknowledge. Ills Iiair
Tonic cons der OF the best preparations for The
har with VII ch we are acquainted AID fnlly jnstiiies
The assertion ~ The prospectus o the pa preio'. lave
experienced the most signal benefits from H. My han
had been falling of about two years, and had bccome
very thin, threatening speedy badness when I com
mencrd using this remedy. In about one ,ek II ceas
ed to fall m. have us Il II now about thee months,
aud have ms full and thick head Of hair rs can ?oss
by desire. have recommended lis use Ia n number
of my friends, who all speak well oft. II faithfully
employed, have doubt Of It's general success.
may add li,t before using the Tonic had tried almost
al the various articles empoyed or the hair, such
the Macassar oil all the different preparations Of b. ars
oil, vegetable hair oil, &c without experiencing much
ifany benefit. Respectfully yours,
< = fifGI. No l5a Chesnut st.
Copy Of letter from & G. Park, Pastor # the Bapts
huich at IaldUnlied !.
naIduniielI, Feb ~ lS3D
fr ID Jayne-Sir: take pleasure in inloi ming yon
that the bottle of Aiibtts Hair Tonic which obtained
oi you last Ocob"r has proved most sail cory aud
successful. Ny hair had ior long tine been exceed
ney him. Rut for two three years past IL had 80
fallen out that my head had become a'Inosi entirely
bald. ! was under the nrc,s ity OF concealing The
baldnos by combing the hair the sides IT, Bul
now alter using about half ot "a tie Of The Tonic,
have as lnx"riast growth Of hair as ever had.
CCPAHK.
The Rev Leon'rd Fletcher, Pastor Of the Baptist
hlrch at Great Valley, Pn. who has used thee bot
oi this Tonic (and who had been bald for years.
tn I'r Jayne: Mmrh ,, IS;i9
My hair Is growing finely, assur" ,or.1
i.tLErCnEH.
Mr. FIetrher's head Is now completely covered viii,
ine growth Of new hair where he had been perfectly
bali before
u may be had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID.
JAYNE. General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81, June g.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JsHN A. WAps-
WORTH, Providence, u. I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
TO the bald Headed and
Others.

nOES any know neighbor or o friend
- who has been Bald and whose head Is
now covered with line hair And whose
coat collar was covered with dandruf, though
brushed every hour-wblch has now VANISH
ed entirely? Or one whose hairs al early
age were turning grey, who now has not
grey hair? Children whose heads were COW
cred with scurf,-whose hair would not grow,
that are now growing the fullest crops OF
hair? Some cases must be known 10 most
persons. Ask them the cause, and you will
be told, these thugs have been done by the
use of the BALM or COLUMBLA Or
20 years growth is this article, It's domand
increasing annually some hundred per cent.
though when discovered not opposed by
any thing for the same purpose, now assail-
ed by almost numberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the huir II used Ia
any extent. Can more than these facts be
wonted-refer to The recommendations by a
lists of names OF responsibility, unequalled
by any other article. Look TO these things
buy this article. Stay and preserve your
hair by its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies,
attend to thls-hundreds in fashionable life
are using it as the only article really fit for
he toilet. Long hair is very apt to fall out.
Ladies, use the Balm Of Columbia in time to
save yourselves the disgrace of badness BY
neglect of your pursuits.
1t is your duty, as moralists, TO preserve
The beauties of nature, with which beauti'
lll Creator has endowed you-usc the Balm,
for it will do it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Caution Circular.

~ TO DRUGGISTS .1.N'D COUN-
TRY NERO H4.VT'S-I'hose poluabie ar
GcLes. OLDRiDGES BALM OF 20.
LU.NBL4 Tor tho Hair, and Hays LINZ
.NE.N7' for the Piles, &c., have been cx,cn.
sivcly counlerfei,ed. Those wanting these
preparations will please always write, when
ordering from any other house, for Comsiock's s
articles. The true articles have that name
or signature always OH the wrapper, and
vcndcrs will do wei! to remember that, when
ordering, as the limitations are so exposed in
nearly all the newspapers throughout this
country, that they could not be sold, should
they be so unfortunate as 10 get them.
Our friends throughout the Union are re-
quested to give us immediate notice, by let.
ter, should any of the counterfeits appear in
their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK a. CO,
Wholesale Druggists, No. = Fletcher ST
New York, and by K. J. TAYLOR, New
port, r. |. July 23