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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

From FLoRtDA.-The Isis, at Savannah from
jacksonville, e. y brings papers to the oth ms.
about expiring to be discharged and their place
will be supplied by five companies OF militia TO serve
for three months on foot. A detachment OF seven
shot two Indians in a boat on the Opaqua lake, ana
after securing them, Sc lped both-one was squaw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

LocoFoco Row IN PHLADELPHIA.-Alargc
foco meeting held in Philadelphia on eonesoay
in Independence Square. 1t ended in great row
Fights, bloody and black eyes were the orae'
Of the meeting.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
Passengers Sailed,

In the Independence for Liyerpool-r Mead NYorL Mrs
Mead dos Lredk Dsla6eld, Vera Crur; Mr. Fuller, NJ
Harrison; Mr. George London; Gibson; Thos Palmer
more; Mr. Wiliass Boston; John Barry Nichigsn Ma
Parkersg, Mr. Cillison. - ~
IN the Emerald. for Havre-S Boiceau Mrs Muller Miss
chon; James Eddy. Boston. - " $3.50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

- OF FLESH, fALplTATtON COUGHS. NC. Sc
pcrsons who use DR.. TAYLOR'S BALSAM on LIVER.
WOtI. Tor these other complaints should endca-or
consult the original proprietor Al Chambers street
hatham az cses where simple me dciBes might
answer, and there u no charge for aSrtce.
farces OF farrsgo prcrsted from bad materials
pretending 10 be Bslsam Of Lvcrwor have been thrown
into the market causing loss dealers and INJURY the sick
which makes necessary FOR the proprtor procure pa
tent and protect the public agsns lnjIr and inn
position. Touch that tho certificate
figh the wrapper and label aud the lse be signed
IN own handw rng and suitable reward will be paid
such proof will lead to the conviction of ho
signs my mace ~ sy Parr re atng Ty Bssam Of Livsr
with GO Hoery, aud that the ndivd NJ II that number s no
longer authorized % TO vsnd Medicine
Who the Balsara Il verort By advice trrfl
of the proprietor shall receive bc the money they raw IL th
ncdicn d. net afford relief Agents will apxly nv cc.
a Cha street nas Chathslo or to w J. nurr,t %
IL Gold street Look M the certificate copvrir III ON d.
wr1rpr, ny written signature he b-L md NV nare s.a
aeai on ire corh
Gpttis ~ GEO, TAILOR, NJ n. p, Ch4rheraa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

F1RE-On the 7th instant, the barn OF MAJ ste
phen Ormsby nine miles from Louisville, was set on
fire and consumed. Ten valuable horses, ana eN.en-
sive crops of hemp hay, wheat, corn rye potatoes'
&C. &c were destroyed. Loss 5000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
SUMNER STOW

SUMMER STOVE.
w OR, particularly recommended as asuperor Summer
Stove-to wit =
New YoRK Feb 2is 1910.
Nott-sr Having used one of your new stoves since
economical and cooking apparss hat has eo@e
rsS y tGeSSs differs M G915 in sSg nS%
unnecessary change the apparatus spring and M
BEEN ~ sJf
The following are extracts from notes receved-the originals
may be seen at the store, asi Water STREET.
Ss II sc sT I S Saf sna
from The heat of the in the kshen and only regret ssch
''''' was HENRY f RD Pl los Fulton ST. y
Your stove hs; use months One lead
of oak wood wi" last on an average u " g. T SP:
The Rev Mr. Swan Of Fair Haven says-It bakss sdp,ira
s auaPr s.s as han sny stove RaSe
ns and b ~ a. 9s a
s RT S ss be ts afs S hat
mot BIZ, on iS lid plate of the G 2 Si w 9s1 to
Ia conveying of the steam or dsasreeaSe smell from Geek
ing it, and efficient manner in b1sg' as sI1ssSed my
The stove bake., bo roass seams Sc in most sstisiac
tory and admirable The smell Of The cooking is
more e''eOOle than IN az cG aTsaf G CT Rscf 50 Water
Til Oyen S,lss arSG Tss G%poS Of s 6o
i T. ia my Judgment unsurpassed l0r es9smy
Not fault has been deoa,rsd One great aSSsnsse
Of %Ss ri other nTs fT % ri% Sss ali
smell and steam is conveyed into the fue.
JOHN f. EARLE. 90 Pike ST.
From the President Of the State Bank New Brunswick y.
Jersey
II prformel its Offices of baking boiling and roasting in
family since Oct last to entire satisfaction The
for off the and smell Of cooking works
admirable y. X SMITH.
answers every purpose Of my Range with about
j. b. PATTERSON.
Yours the fourth stove that had in Kitchen last
before was suited. stoves article do not buy every
year and Is great annoysnce would advise all
TO yOus before purchasing. II will take but little time,
and they will be w paid or The stove, ia operation viii
recommend itself j. SMITH.
MACuAs, Maine April, 81, 1870.
II is about FIVE months has been
ration IA Family and take great pleasure in saying u has
given good satisfaction The fuel used has been
dry wood which obtained from the slabs made
Al the slw-mi and is much cheaper than coal ia this region
By tle attention to the dampcTs the boiling baking md
roasting be regulated be done better and with less
trouble than VA any other manner that have
A, l.. RAYMOND.
iG7 To accommodate persons from the country Stove
will be in operation every fair day during the pTriug
apT-lt J. L.. MOTT, 2Gi Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

has precisely the that have caused lumber stone
brick iron be removed from place to another,
and paid for the abou not with their but with
bank The abour has produced nothing of value
with the cost and the banks cannot be paid The e
feet contrary has been by creating artificial demand
for raise the price, and thereby take aborers from
ng the soil and inducing them mmgate from other coun
tries causing dmnuton in the production of the necessares
of aad increase in the consumption When this artlf
ca demand for labour ceased by the failure of the projectors
the suit high prices of PROVISIONS and over supply OF
abour which could not find empoym and therefore COM
petition employ arose. which reduced the price Of abour
naturally low.
The banks which borne the expense of the whole opera
ton have nothing to look but the notes of the projectors
cured waste land vaueess works of all kinds and mutual
endorsements The amount due the banks OF the Union IN the
shape of loans, is ................ S4lO,9O 900
" deposites,. ............. 73Oo0,O0o lloooOoo
s2ss,Ooo,eOo
OF this may be well secured ........ IS 100000
SI64 900 900
This loans held by the different banks and OF
doubtful character In what quarters the worst stu
is matter anxiety The Manhattan Bank of this city
had larger share than generally supposed In all
quarters the country it felt that the amount cannot be paid
hence the popularity Of the General bankrupt Law winch
will force settlement Of large proportion oft This
very desirable but is evident the banks are curaed
largely their assets BY its operaton they IN turn must
under its action allowed to issue irredeemabe
cy This the spectators conending or they
succeed will be ready to be discharged from their
debts and commence again Win thcy
be debts which they cannot pay there OBJ
jecton-but that they should be allowed to the
again, there every objections and the only tc
is make the banks pay their debts they viii iher
be able lend than they actually haye and only
those who will promptly repay it, after having blythe use OF
added something to the wealth of the whole country
The today has exhibited the usual amount
sales of fancy stocks and the demands of the spectators
make good their time saes has made the prices little more
irx n. American Trust and Banking Co. improved pc
cent; Delaware and Hudson per cent? u s. Bank per cent
Boston and Providence per cent; Canton Co cent Thu
sales of dividend paying stock very SMALL today there
sales of that description the board Purchases for actu
investment the of week, will not amount to pc
cent Of the whole sales.
In sterling exchange there is but little doing. The Hayr
packet takes out 500 in specie.
The bills Of the Hampshire Eank, at Northampton.
ceved at the Suffolk Bank the charter having expired
The Richmond that the defaeation in the Ban
Virginia has already reached 500 The cashier has
| in pursuit OF Dabney
We have received the repsr the comptroller OF the cit
Mobile From this appears that the loan debt of the city
as follows:-
T,,Tor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

RECONCILIATION Of the african Trade and BY what nations
for the port Of Charleston from it January, 1904 10 3st Of
Decfr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

DETROIT fUNDs.-Neies Of the solvent Detroit bant
uSCURRESr 7" M6 1f 'SFa al taG. const at low
COLLECTIONS ON all parts of the United state made OF
aplI 100 Broadway and "a wall St
| 9 J. sYLvEsTERs -EseSange Once has not removed
- bot continues IT 10 BroadMay aud 81 s,tei sl5
ss;; SSsIs from B.. Gs & ,Ts.
sS i'' 10 'fgiS'T oIGNs s';i ,' IS South st.
ns a.diGsn u assfs s, g. d
Slprs and hory handle Tale Gallery in sss some Of
P,'srns OF Gir,nd9i astral ha and msne LAMPS also
acts and TO sti sinsly. b y. DELAviN,
ap1 II Maiden lane near Broadway
TO BOON, AND JOB PRINTERs.-Priatins Paper, Of ali
apiI - PERssE 4 BROOKS. s Liberty st.
DR9Psy-DRoPSY !-Psr,Gas Isbo,ipg Under ~, a:trs.
sing disrase, can be positively cured BY Mrs MOTT the
celebrated Femile Physician without being tarped ap sn
EITs-FITs-FIrs THIS dreadful diseas. Is positively
cured by Mrs MOTT, the celebrated Female PhysciaH
ls Spring street apl73n
SAP EA2Th n grsvsleP, disease is speedily s-aea
- TED ny Mrs. MoI n, remac fhysIcin apl7-Sn
frREHoREs PLAYING CARDs-EaVle, Henry VIII
avn VERY A"''' FERssE BRooks, Liberty .,
BNPIs,RS BoAR 'Psasss .9Ts Ct sb ;sIshg -
RLACK. OXIDE or MANGANEsE.-sCOOo pound. Of
apT PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty. st.
Nus MOTT. THE CELEgRtTED FEMALE rHY.
i siCiAN OF NV 1oRk ,, ,in. Just res.,sd large
b. obtained in THIS country lrbe able cure those diseases
which have taicd the ski of the ernnf vt M, sctans
@rs MOTT r,sitNey pledges herself relieve ~
essas incident TO The human frame AMI more especially the
oioHng rhcumati'm ohowover long standnr tic dolocux
gOut contra ion palsy, uarrly ais decline cnnsu.
ton huuors screfr salt cum, kings evil canker tin
worms, catsrh scalhead, dysp psa. debiv spinal aztec
tinus nptOus white sNeurs asthma iaundicc
worms, liver complaint hemorsod. and female weakn sses
fls Of falling ii, kuess, and other d ssases.
No mercury mine raj or Kind used ANY females Va
boring under various Weaknesses consult Mira MOTT
With perfect confidence Hours of patients from A. NJ
"A her f,.a al NJ
Hroadwav. ~ letters from the (post ad promptly
attended Medicines Forwarded to all parts uf the United
States. apI7 am
rI'O MOTHERS, whose children treub,d with weak
~ the urinary car b. cured nv Mira MOTT
who has long made the disc Particular branch Of study
apl7
yVRArPtNG AND HARDWARE PArER-sooOo reams
w Tap Wrapping.
1000 Crown d..
500 do Hardware. % xsi. q "a, HSas For sale by
agiT PEHSSE " BHOOKS o. Liberty ST
b bsg"N sroor '''As N0n''" Brow" Stout ''' '''e
Nii X COLLINS q co ss sosth st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

SHIP NEWS.
April 6-arr Atlantic County, Ilton, New
York. Shark, Ste venson do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
RIBBON AND SILK STORE

% RIBBON AND SILK STORE 90
1'lOsE wishing shopabe rsris Ribbons should call Al
- Division street. where may be found the largest A.
sortment 10 the city, consisting &C Rich Embroidered (ros
de Nples and Groscng Ribbons, Embroidered Edge Crus
d.mbre Rihbns, shaded Ribbons China Ribbons strird
Rbhons, Nc Sc Sc rain Figured silks Corded SILKS Of
varnu 1lor Plan and Figured Saus. Flor Crares
Wire Reeds md Millinery articles IN general This day re-
" rapc bse. assorted colors. viz Fink Niue
White, St,w. Green, Fawn. and Mode, Lilac. No Rlark
~ Also. Embr red Crap Lissc Ribbons o,ths With
gr, 4 asorimrnt Of fancy Dry Goods.
N. - onsiautly hand Btutleueps and Ladies. heai
PARIS Kid Gloves, wholesale aud retail bv
ap's-imts' e. D. LEVY 9s. Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

This exhibits credit to the city of Sc $50 but the valuation
put upon the real estate the old The actual value
more than 20 cent les Therefore, instead Of credit Of
$3.50 there is adebt Of Saso,Ooo
Sales Mt the stock ENchan..c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-A CARD.-MR.
u EDWIN respectfully Informs his friends aud the public
that his BENEFIT fixed for Friday evening the 7h
instant on Which occasion strong and aac, bill will be
Petite Celeste viii dance; Edwin will sing and MIR Mitchell
will really piay ht Drii in .7smoders, which nightly
hailed with undcrs Of applause Full parc the bills
OF the day. Box Book
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

w 10 1HE AFgLIcrEp-We would call tie attention OF
2ur reader, to the ctebra preparations Of Dr. GERAR
plS 4 fhysician "so stands ini.uor 20 none in his
medical acquire ments hayiSg devoted his entire attention
70 the nature and treatment Of diseases for number years
The success attending his mOae aent commends him
stsrongly &c the attention Of the myalds.
See Advertisement the last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints of a pr.
~ Nao nature Rcmcmbcr whatever other medicine you
take, il y your health aud money thrown swayha in lime
tbs terrible but lust rtribution Of mans wckodues viii
show itself In horrible form. Then apply N
OILY sbsolue EARTH AT Divisions 81 pervia r. !
particulars see adj ersemebts n outside. M Uni
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

a. toRsALE OR TO LIT, the three story brick
HsG house No .O Ninth street attic and ce
%A finished complete; German silver CRATES, mahogany
dosrs plotted furniture kitchen
capacity; furnace with iues throughout the .ouse
tubes force pump hot and hatpg rooms Th~
hsuse was built shout two since; hec little
pied has been newly pante', and "a perfect ord.r AppT
CLARK, Esq, Water rnafa1rn,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

l. performed " $3.50 ~
RIP VAN WINKLE.-Rip Van Wrinkle Mr.. Hackett; Ger.
JOB FOX OR THE YANKEE VALET-Job Fox Mr.
Hackett; Mrs. Tesy, Mrs. Wheatley. -
TIE UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN.-Lord TotterIy, Mr..
Fisher Louise Boomfeld, Mrs. Chippndale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

SUMNER STOVE.
MOTIFS COMBINED ROTARY STEAM CONDUCT
WI Or particularly recommended as superior Summer
Stoye-to wit -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
A V o G Il F r o Nj o II o

The collars are swapping read the following
from the Cincinnati Republican
AT n meeting Of the friends of Mr. Van Buren,
in Ross county, IA number Of delegates were mp.
pointed to attend convention to be- held at Co.
lumbus Among others, Mr. Jacob Reid had
the honor of being selected. The following is
his response to the appointment conferred on
him. We cut it from the Sciota Gazette. II
we mistake not, snany other Jacob Reds will be
found all over the country.
MEssRs. EDIToRs :-"In looking over the
list of delegates to the Convention to lie held in
Columbus on the 9th of January next, announce
ed in the Advertiser, find that an, honored
with an appointment in common with many Of
my old political friends and neghbors. That /
am democrat, Messrs Editors, there is no ques
ton, having always voted on that side. | ever
intend so doing. ] was educated to respect The
great apostle of democracy-TiIOMAS JEFF
FERSON, who, ! find, placed unbounded con
tldence IN The honest patriotism and fitness OF
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON for posts O f
great trusts, much so, that he appointed him
governor of the Northwestern Territory, Indian
agent, &c. and as am told and verify believe
that Gen. Harrison has eve, proved himself
faithful 10 his country and the democratic party,
j, and a part of my democratic friends and
neighhors, have determined to supper. him for
the Presidency. l therefore wish you, Messrs
Editors, 10 inform the managers Of the Adver
tser, that 1 cannot go up to Columbus OH the
9Th of January next, as shall he engaged in
celebrating that glorious day with my democra.
tic friends at the Court. House IN Chillicolhe, on
which occasion | expect to see the greatest in
gathering of our farmers and mechanics that
has taken place since the organization of old
democratic Ross | shall, however, visit Co
lumbus on the 22d of February next, if selected
as one of the delegates.
JACOB REID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
A VEN ERABLE PATRIOT.

In the report Of the proceedings of the Harris.
burgh Convention we find The following from an
aged patriot, who amidst the infirnities of old
age made his way to the Convention rs a dele
gate from New York. lie was democrat of '9S.
The Hon. Peter X. Livingston, of New York.
was called from all parts of The House. Mr. L.
came forward, trembling with the inrtnities OF
age, and embarrassed Ivy the fiattering testimoni.
ais Of respect and affection with which he was
greeted.
Mr. President. said he my voice is very feeble
and j must beg your Indulgence if am
unable to make myself Heard Where
am In Harrshurgh, Penn. Wmt brought
me here? Love of Counlry-an ardent desire
to see the powers that he pros:F&led, and sin.
cero belief that every hunrs n,an is bound TO
contribute his exertions to produce this result
! am very old man, Mr. President, and nothing
bIt tie perilous situation of my country could
have drawn me from home at this Indictment
season. was n democrat m so, anJ havSbeen
always IN the harness, and we must bring the
government back 10 the simplicity of that day.
or the republic is lost. 1t is not for me to speak
OF that splendid statesman, Henry Clay. envy
Kentucky. She will have his ashes, and the
country will have his fame. know HARRISON
well. In the compliments that lave been paid
TO him, every thing is true-nothing is over col
ored, or falsely depicted. j know his patriotic
| attachment to his country, his ardent love of
freedom My native State will 60 with him;
! and strongly indulge the belief that the Key.
stone will yet be found the arch Of the republic
| should like to draw the character of Van Bus
rem, for know him we'll but my health will got
permit. l should have not one word to say in
his favor, and it would require hours to delnea,e
his vices. He has robbed you of Your money,
and he will eventually make slaves of you nll,
unless you arrest the march of executive usnr
patton. Rotation is every thing. The grent
franklin said that when republics got radically
wrong, they vii! get radically right. We are
radically wroDg-set MS riglIt--orerturn tins cor'
rur: dynasty, aud shall go down 10 The grave
in peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
JACOB REID.
December "a, 1889.
Ns,o Process Of Tanning. MrF. CHAPLIN

.Ns,o Process Of Tanning. Mr. +. Chaplin ha.
patented the following new process, The hid,
is ma3e into a bag by sewing the edges together
and then filed with liqnor, SO that the pressure
of the fluid, in its effort escape, forces il
through the pores of the hides; ms it passes, the
tannin is seized on 10y the gelaline, and the Iig-
uor comes out on the other side, having left the
tannin behind il. In this ways the ihichest hide
will be perfectly tanned in about ID days, while
it would require as many months on the old sys.
tenn. There have been many previous attempts
to tan 10y pressure, and they have all proceeded
on the supposition that very great and powerful
pressure was required Every one Of these plans
have failed, because, although the training is &C.
complished, the hides were rendered useless
from the slrnuing and distortion occasioned by
immense pressure. Besides. the apparatus reqi-
red for each has been found too costly for prac.
,icn purposes.-EngiiSh paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

nT~At the late meeting OF the Wings IN Con
cord, Major John Langdon Eastman, who was
Adjntapt of the 4th Regiment, and in the hot
test of the battle at Tippecanoe, came forward
and leelingly spoke of his beloved commander
General Harrison, on that day. The General
exposed himself in every instance, md exercis-
ed "a parental care at all times for the comfort
and welfare of the soldiers AT the time (sad
MAJOR Ety. the regiment left Vincennes for the
Northwestern frontier, the General, on taking
leave, said Gentlemen, if you ever come &c
Vincennes, you will always find plate and
knife and fork at my table, and I assure you
that you will never find the s,ng 10 The latch o
my door pulled IN HarerhW Nv H. .Egis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

"A simple form OF Government The President
and SubTreasurers keeping the Peoples money
ii fox to watch the crow, and crow to watcl,
the corn.
The Independent 1feosmy-A strong box--n
rogue-a key-Uncle Sam's money-and the
road TO Ttras.
II BriLlirnt vtetory ouer the Misunderstanding
upon small party Thea came in bearing ichite
flag.
Keeping The .loney Of the Pecple'as Meir otofs
@dnds-Giving it to the Executive to distributes
among voters.
Beauties Of the Sub. Treasury abroad-Samuel
Swarwout and Price entertaining ,hei, friends.
in Paris.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
TlPPECANOE FIRE ON THE PRAIREES
Ertract Of q Letter lated
INDIANAPoLIs, IINp.) Jan.

~ write you a iew lines amidst The SQUAD
OF three bands Of music, and tho dealenineg
plaudits of the citizens of this place, and
loOo delegates as1ensbled for the Convention
tomorrow. The never was, in the annals of
me state so great II concourse Of delegates in
attendance on any convention, and, in addition
Tie enthusiasm and determined spirit of The
people never was exceeded on any other oc.
casion. The Vanorrals had or 5000; but we
shall at least treble them. Among other Incl
dents dents of The occasion, large Canoe, from
Dearborn county, drawn by six horses, and
containing 20 or 30 delegates, arrived a lew
minutes ago whilst, Mt the same time, large
caratcdde from the ,oest, led on Ivy the spIend-
I'd Ierre liaute brass bund, was seen approach
ing from that section, whilst thousands of people
from the porches and balconies Of the hotels,
houses and ,oindo,oS, rent the AIR ,ciM their &C.
c"matto"s! 1t would have done ye.r haart
good to tIave seen this demonstration of Pop.
uLAR enthusiasm and patriotism"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

EFFECTS OF NApoLEoN's AMBITIoN.-A
French paper, speaking Of the destruction OF
human life accustomed by the late emperor's lust
Of conquest, says
awe shall be much under the mark in afirtn-
ing that he slaughtered 100000 OF Human be-
ings, and those all Frenchmen. But we have
yet to add The thousands and tens OF thousands,
Germans, Swiss, Poles, Italians, Neapolitians,
aud Illyrians, whom he forced under his eagles
and ut moderate computation, these cannot
have fallen short of 1000 1t Is obviously
Jus, to assume that the number who fell OH the
side of his adversares WIS equal TO that aganst
which they were brought. Here, then, are our
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

Honest Industry.-There is deal of good sense
IN tic following from the New York Sunday
morning Atlas:
Real men and women never suecr at nechan-
les and operatives. But self styled gentlemen
and ladies' not unfrequently do. We have heard
of lady who once left ball room because a
mechanic entered. She married a basket ma
ker and died n washerwoman. And Of gen lie
man who did the snme thing aud not long after
wards was compelled to go to II mechanic to he
saved from Jail. Labor not only rebounds to
wealth hut is'rnert, six days shall thou labor,
saith The scriptures.