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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

O3- VAUxHALL GARDENs.-Miss Clementine, the favo-
rite OF this establishment and very interesting young
lady takes her benefit tonight Her dancing has been very
highly spoken ofshc offers good bill any of the
season. La Petite Tagoni from the fremont Theatre,
Boston, makes her first appearance, in trial of skill with
Clementine. Report SAYS stands Car above all the
Juvenile dancers have had in the city, together
with the such as the Muscovan Brothers.
tn laughable Of the Serenade by Whitiock and
Gardener songs by Miss Resale Ritter, &c We are sure
she cannot fail to have crowded houses. See bills
EG3- BOAT CLUBS.-The members of the different
Boat Clubs of New York and Brooklyn invited TO at
tend meeting at Coonnade Garden this evening at half
past O'Clock precisely.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
Weekly Report of Intern
In the City and County Of New York from the SIN day
Sept, TO the 18th day of sept, lao

In the City and County Of New York from the SIN day Of
SEPT, to the iith day Of sept. Isio.
20 men, p women. So boys, 50 girs-Total, ls3.
Drsx.sts.Apopety Asthma o. Aneursm o; Abscess
Bleeding bleeding from stomach 0from lungs casualties
cholera nianum 2O Cholera morbus Collie o.; Cancer o.
Consumpton 32 Conyulsionss Group, Hives 81 Delriu
ueuens Drowned Death from Poison Dropry Drop
~ ~ hs head % Drcpsy in the chest Dsrrhss Dysene-
~ ~ tysrelasi Fever .; d. bilious do typhoid
let 81 do puerpera do rmittent itdo inammstoy Gan
grene Of i1sg - Hooping Coughs Hip Disease nam
90 o the bowels 90 scnaeh 0; Jsunds. Killed q
,sease of he heart Old Age .; ralsy spinal disease
Spr1e scroiua u Small pox o. Tee,hing 3: Tumor 0;
49,, ar qi year and under 50, between and 80, bew
b.tw 30 and 40 49, bctw and so s betw SO and CO. A. b.w
100. o. - 49, " ~ ~ " -
PLAcns OF NArIy-United States ireland Eng and
81 scotland 3; Wales q British Pos essons, A.. o: Den
mark o; Germany France L. spain q; Italy Il Unknown
FRoI-Ams House, BELLEVUE, Hospital do 10; New J,r-
y Long Island i5 Blackwes Island .; City Hospital 5;
small Pos Hospiialo Westches,er 2; Penitentiary g.
Colored persons, 9.
City Inspectors Office. SEPT ~, Is4o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17


FRENCH LUNAR PlLLs.-The Lamar Pills, so called, ON
Sickness recently discovered through accident by
student in Of the hospitals OF Paris Ihsy wall
prove u be blessing TO females He is shout establish
agents fr the these pills thru ughout the
civilized globe The call for Pa surrounding
country really astonishing Full directions each
box however TO prevent loss Of money aud
remark that should be wke
herhe patient the pills shoud not be taken any
account, certain they their upon the
that they operate al essss whatev-
mildly and SAFELY, they would every instance
cihc effect AZ wish to avoid imposition.
spect IN the directions and that they
be siI'dt the ber who the agent for the
United states Of North America Price 81 bsn LOUIS
DROUETT. To be bad at ii2 Chorry street. N. and Il
Endioott st. Boston, Mass si7 cm'
BEAUTY OF COMPLExION.-Th. hest cpsm.tic ever
in for removing frckles tan sburn, healipg
pies and Other eruptons Of the skin, aud thu
compleNior 10 which mparts Increased sonss aad beau
ty, s the
TABLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAsTgR
Try IT. adies and be CONVINCED. frsh supply just
ceiyed For sale By Guon ss BrosdNayy H. Hart 97 dos
and IS Hudson street. schenein, il Canal r. Qucn
w Bowers at 50 Henry s'reet and G. ~ Ring, "a Bread
wav. Price rs cents ass sm-
STKAW BONNET's-FNLL FAsHiONs--rHOMAs
BENNETT, (ae from Brosdwayl wishes 10 morn bis
latest style Of BraiJs made after shases expressly
for the eoming season. double Engsn Dunatsbles Veto
Ruands French Straws and the best and phtcst
kind OF English Tusc,n, Leghc<ns SC Ar msnuct red
superior style light aud soft, without sthnng The
above articles have been purchased for eah and viii be sold
for cash. al uncommonly io~ prices az % william street.
nearly opposite Plat street. IS i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

transactions Flour for export have been very unimpor-
san and material alteration had taken place in the "a
yue Of the article
BY tae Hamburg mail of Friday have also more re-
cent ntelg ence from the north Of Europe Al the prln-
sipa Baltic ports nothing of moment had been done IN
wheat Al Hamburg on the 9sth inst the demand for that
grain had alscbecome slow ami twas estimated THAI oniy
about 9a0o m had changed hands snce the previous post
dsy
Tt,- HAEvE.r ENcLAvp-The weather continues
exceedingly E and reapng is in progress pretty gene
rally Throughout the country. We shall have splendid
crops wiki the single exception of wheat, which falls ar
short OF average in consequence OF the limited breadth
Of that grain son aud the injury caused by ram IN
the early pa-t ofthe season.
LONDON TEApE REPORT, Aug. 3l. The operations III
produce have been small scale today both Tor nome
use and export Helpers Of produce, however, display
hrmness, aud prices have undergone tlsvEHa:a. Ine
imports have heen light.
TEA--Therc vas little variation in prices today but
the demand for free trade dull Compsuys Congou
neglected at % 80 cash.
TALLow.rrices firm, aud the eeEt1- al rssn Seot
for prime veo Candle the spot ana 10 ra-iiTs Ile
stock however much larger than last ear at as tine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

H,vRr-Packef ship Sflrie de Grosse-Dr y Stew art
lady, child and Mrs stewart stewart jules L.
Porter Of PARIS Benot Duclcs OF France; Aristdes Pilot
DE-; Favre Switzerland; Thomas Harrison. Baltimore
Mr. Norel, Mr. Cohill-22 in steerare
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

NO CHATHAM THEArRE.-The history of !" Joan Of Arc"
and the ev ents connected with the miraculous gifts she
possessed, whether real fictitious, subjects of not
only historical but dramatic record and will be this
ing faithfully developed by MrsLews, who evidently has
fascinated the feGuenteTs othis most admirably condsc
ed establishment by the fidelity of her representation of
those characters she has ably sustained The Browne
the only Browne, changes his character to Yelowand
he must be the Kids Of that coor and Wood in his
popular character in the Dumb Savoyard" Since Mr.
Stephens has filled the stage management, and since Mr.
Thorne has consulted what, from experience the public
expect the Chatham must be- ought to be- and will be sus
tanned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

IRIEsSF, Aug lS-arr Relief NYork
BkAKE, Aug lar Henrick NYork.
iiAMbUhG' aus 25-arr Wales. Watts, NYork.
Chandler, NTors. ~
AMsrERpaM Aug 24-srr Yerhshire Foster N.Y.,
EXCL, aug 22-sid Mason Bainry. w,
do. - '"'
ELsiSoRF, Aug 2a-cld Canonicus Bi.ey Ne" AoFS Nep
tunus. NoyiD, do. ~,
ON snore 10 the west Of the hsrbor this morning.
0us was go, on M 'Se he sardas Lnsssy previously re-
por,.J o. shore - Spykerpla go of Yesterday
the greater OF her She has since
been hrnug,.einto tins har bor le aky.
BRsmp% Aug 2i-arr M, FRANCISCO NBedf,rd ss ar Louis,
do plume, Baltimore; Anna NYork a. slI Constitution
do Vrsa do Eliza Am, Boston, Eliza Baltimore; - Noun,
Vernon, do rs, Sophia DO; Monument, Portland
spoken.
Elizabeth. from Cork for NYork, Aug a. lat So lon IL.
Powhattan, Of NxoIk for Liverpool. Aug % lon a.
Ocean Quenn OF Hull for NYork Aug 90 lat 4s, Ion a.
New York, packet ship Barstow, Sept lat 49, lon 20 80
Franconia, fer westward. Aug 81, lat as Ion 81.
Leonidas, Glasgow for NYork Aug % lat so, lon Is
General Record.
Ship Olympia, ON New Orlears Liverpool the ?sh
August. al midnight off Knsae, contact with the Nova
socied ,de from Lisbon LIVERPOOL the latter lost bowspr
ctwater and made much water that the crew got on
board the Olympia but at daylight that ner vessel
s aoa returned to her to endeavor 10 take her no
COX.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
Passenxers Arrived.

LoSpoxS;eaasr British Queen1J Csms bell Boz! hesse
NJ Ros x Mills II shorls, NJ Lennlh19. A Gu,leniin'
nj Tori 9 sll,nan, NJ D Anglo, Bagetti,J DUNCAN,
w Turnba!l. Mr. Haggerty, MIR Taylor q Hargaye j. A
Davis L,basr, LADY, child aud servant Call F,s%,ag
and lady, hsqwor,hy Thomas MeCar,y am. son y " LIE
ley, Mrs NeKm, Miss Gin. NJ WEIGH NJ Valentine u
Pearson an la7y ID uth. y Capemtn NJ Meyers III
bertzhazes A McD0wtt II Wigsia >lai'cs Bo'ghese g
Anglo Mad Aatoinette Mdie ODER MIR Col schNz, Miss
MED Dwai,. y Boisnius. A Hsrst saihae, A Winsms
soa, Rev w Rgsrsna Capt kesy Mule FAY de Chamont
la Morinean II Doimereit, + Berty, VI Dtglae. Mrs
shaw Sir Ke,nourgh Nr VeIlegas Mrs Gray Mrs Mellow
all. Mr. Smith. Mr. Feleh, J Dixon--ls servants.
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Died

On Wednesday morning. 18th instant, Sarah ANA Conner
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

RussA NAvv.-Ths 81 George Steam-psciet
Company's steamship Sirius arrived from ST. Pc.
tersburgh. reports that the lth and 18th instant,
the white" division e the Russian feet was haul
ing into Cronstadt Mole, for the purpose If being
dismsntled. The Sirius in proceeding up 20 Cron-
stadt the 9TH 9Th instant. passed near Hogland
the Russian feet, consisting 81 ~ sail, including 16
Of the line
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

N Lisbon popular mower cnt took place on III
1tN inst. 20 overthrow the MINISTRY. and. say
10 dethrone the Queen The fmeufe was .uppresse
withou. bloodshsd, bat IL led 70 the suspension o
the liberty of the press, and Of the laws pro,ectin
personal liberty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
MORNING HEnALD-sHIP NEWS.

Port or New York, september NJ.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

Let your food, living and o ipage be
plain and costly; avoid expensive CLOTH
ing; abstain from wine and oil into1ica- =
ting liquor, and never keep 1t in your
house; do not sink your capital by Pur-
chasing plate or splendid furniture, have
as few parties as possible, be careful 90
to speculation, and never extend your
means, never asPire TO be holders in
Banks, Railways, &C., have as few
men about you as is convenient, and
none Of suspicious character, be de-
trimmed TO refuse all Offers Of partners
ship, be careful as to lending money OF
being bound with others, avoid sIl lae
suits, keep your books posted. and looI
we'll 10 your customers, bring up you
family TO economy aud industry; if yOl
observe those things, you will Away
be able with good fortune to pay you
debts.-[ LiUessy's Letter Innings.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

CAN'T SWALLOW 1T, NO How.-The
Picayune furnish es the following cha
racteristic discussion upon an occult sub
ject, between two cloudy dispuIanrS.
The QUESTION was whether does the sun
or patent lever watch keep the besl
time. Oae Of tho darkies conte nded tina,
the watch was decidedly the best chron-
ometor, for by simply winding it up il
went day and night. whereas the sun was
not to be seen at all at night. and no one
could tell how il went OF whether Invent
at all, The other argued that il we9t
by night as we'll as by day, and that the
reason it was not seen was very evident
the wsrld, he said, pu. the sun in lts fob
at night, TO prevent it's workS getting
rdsted with dew. At this logic hiS op-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

MARRIAGE Brokers. In Genoa there are
marriage brokers, who have pocket books TILED
with names Of the manageable grls Of the
different classes, with notes oftheir figures, pSr-
sonal attractions, fortunes, &c. These brokers
90 about sndeavoring toarange connections
when ,hoy succeed, they get commission CT
two or three per cent. upon the portion. Mar
risge a, Gsnoa is quito matter Of calculation,
generally settled by the parents or relations
who often draw up the contract before The par
Ties have Soen nne anO,hcri and it i0 only when
every thing else Is arrarged, and a few days
previeu. to The marriage ceremony, shas tho iu>
ture husband Is introduced tu'his intended part
ner for life. Should he find fault with heT
manners or appearance, he may break off the
match, on condition of his deirayng the bro
kerage, and any other expenses incurred.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

WERY HANDT.--The editor Of the
Now OrIeana Crescent thus announces
a new Inventions We saw somo time
ago en- invention named, by which the,
pendulum Of musical clock attached 10
a cradle would rock it and the music
soolh baby 10 sleep Our friend Trap
las improved this by additi ons which
keeps the flee off the child while S'um-
ering and whips it whenever it cries.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11
BEAUTY SLEEPING,

She sIepI Along her arm Ofsnow,
Her cheek of rose serensly laid,
While wasy curls heav'd toand fro
Atevery sigh her breathings madS
The very breeze which pas.'d along
Went Ger her couch with gentler sir,
As 10th to wake with pinion strong,
The thing of JOY that 'Iumber'd there.
She slspti The thin transparent lid
i CuEy'd calmly DER her eye ofbluei
But tho the earthly orb was hid,
The,spirit light still struggled thfO.'
While Ger her ip;unconsCiouS wrought
s. A quivering pulse which went q came
As ifsome dream renewed the thought
The waking hour had ceased to name.
shs slept 'Ahd a. the wandering rsyH
ofmoonlight.k kiss d her forehead pale
Bright truantS nothing 10th, 10 gaze
On charms which night forgets to Vs" !
He murvslpd not, why shapes OF air,
Blsst works which once in HeaV'n mad 'Ao"
Eutaptured with form SO fair,
For woman's home had left their own.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

AvARrcE.-One ofthe best illustrations Of av-
nrice we ever heard Of, is that contained in an
Old caricature, which represents the "0ld Boy"
carrying Dutchman down to his regions, and
while on the way the Holarder is maklng
propositions to his Satanic Majesty 10 supply
him with CoALl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

ANTIQUITIES, Most men have great af
lection for antiquities, butthere is one species of
antiquity that all unite in pronouncing unbeara-
bic, viz. old maids
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

GONG IT STRoNe.--A foreign jour.
nal says that gentleman Of fortune, in
Berkshire, who kept three servant
maids, was married to one Of them on
last Friday week and on Saturday his
two sons followed his example by mar.
ryiag the other Two.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

READ AND RED.--"What 10 the diff.
ference between me and new novel;"
inquired highly rouged damsel Of
her beaux. ''Jr1S this." said no, IA
new novel is read because il 10 intsres-
ting; and you are interesting because
you are red.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

TIE PAIGE OF AN ANKLH--The huss
band OF lady named Pratt, whose leg
was broken at the ankle, in coupsquehcO
Of the starting ofa Boston omnibus, Iin-
TO which she was stepiDg, has receiv-
cd fifteen hundred dollars damages.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

Who WANTS TO BE ROASTED. -~It is an
iDidsputable fact that there 10 no moro
certain road to wealth and prosperity
than by the way Of persecutOin. In
other words if yon want TO exalt =, man
serve him az you do coffee, i. Q. roast
him. That will bring out his good quaI
ities'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

Go IT, DADDiEs-A boxing mAtch
took place not long ago at Dieppe, be-
tween two old men, one IS and The 9TH
er7s years Of age. The latter was
much hurt The two seconds were
octogenariaDs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

IMPORTANT Fact The sum nually xpen-
ded on bread by the population of the three
Kingdoms amounts to about twenty-five millions
ofmoney, while that expended in strong drink
amounts to upwards of fifty millions sterling
Per annum. The money SpOnt in gin only would
AuppIy the population of the kingdom with
Tread for half year, Boston Free Press.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

BUNKER KILL MONUMENT The proceeds Of
the Ladies Fair given in Boston 10 aid Of tho!
monument fund amounted to go, 600 which I'D
ded to the Elsler and other donations, makes .
total Of $s2, YES presented TO the monument co.
ciety. .f,'t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

Census UF Ono. 1t is ascertulned that the
population of Ohio is buta faction less than
1,S00,0 900. This will make her the third Stats
in the Union in point of populatiOn-'-N. York
and Pennsylvania only having greater.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

ODDITIES or GREAT MEN.-'Fhe
greatest men are often affected BY the
most trivial circumstances, which have
no apparent connexion with the effects
they produce. An old gentleman fell
seru,e ngains, the cramp when he pla-
ced his shoes on going to we'd, go that
tho right shoe was on the LEFT of the left
shoe aud the Toe Of the right next TO the
heel Of'the left. II he did not bring the
right shoe round the other side in that
way, he was liable to the cramp. Dr.
Johnson used always, in going up TO
Boltcourt,to put one foot upou each stone
of the pavement; if he failed he felt cer-
tain the day would be unlucky. Button
the celebrated naturalist, never wrote
but in full dress. DR.. Routh, ofOxford
studied in full canonicals. An eminent
living writer can never compose without
his slippers on. A celebrated preacher
ofthe last century could never make 9
sermon with his garterS on. A grea
German scholar writes with HE braces
of. Reiseg, the German critic, wrote
his commentaries on SOphOcles with d
pot ofpsrter by his side. Sehlsfal lee
lures, at the ago Of ", extempore ia
Latin, with his snuff box constantly in
his hand; without it he could not get on
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

LARGE GAmE; A few days since some ofthO
sportsmsn in Vermont, had bear hunt and one
of the party succeeded in killing one of the ani-
mails which weighed over ak hundred pounds
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

THANKselviNo In JAn.S- SIXTY prisoners con
fined in the Jail at New Bedford, Mass. ate ups
wards ofa hundred turkies and chickens. be-
sides the variations on last thanksgiving day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

A CAPILAL HlNT.-"Recollect, sir,"
said a tavern keeper to gentleman who
was about leaving HE house without
paying his reckoning, "recollect, sir, if
you lose your purse, you didn't pull, it
out HERE"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

Ain'tit curious. You may meet with twen'
TO men in day who stutter, and did you ever
hear of woman who had an impedlment in
her speechl Well, well, do let the poor wo'
men alone. 1t is the only weapon they know
how to uss properly. Ex. paper
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

ponent gaVe loud va, he. whough!
GAN that ere CANNON may do for white
folks," saId he, "but 'telligent coIored
man won'I b'lieve it--you can't glt dis
chile 10 swallow il, no how"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

There is now living in Moscow, Russia,
widow, in the 18th year of her age. She ha
been five times married. the fifth time when sh
was 1913 years Of age ! Oh. Lord
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

lNTEREsTINs hELIo:->The Halford
Observer says, TINT the drum inv bich
was used by the fathers Of Pennington,
Conn.,, ss an sppendage to the meeting
house iusiead ofa bell. is still IN exis-
tence. and might, had ii been produced
in season and .cfi,ed, have been used
TO call together the assembly at tho rec
ent celebration; aller having lain silent
and neglected for perhaps more than a
century nigh, again have sent it's stir
ring roll along the streets, which were
once familiar with it's sound--and have
called together The children Of those
who g'adely beare lis summons on each
returning SAbbeth, calling them 10 the
house Of God. The drum is very largo
and heavy. We have not learned that
| the hour glass has yet been found.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11
.pEM,NEsCENCEs OF THE LATE WAR.

REMlNESCENCESO OF The LAAE WAh'
Z A writer in western paper, who was staff
,of;cer in o volunteer corps called out by tho
patriotic proc Iamation Of General Smith, gives
an account of divers causes-other than the love
ofcOuniry, ,helove ofglOry' or the love Oh nsn'
which induced men ileave their homes ana
their friends for the field of battle and chances
,ofwar. One Of these heroes disSoursed to the
following effect:
:. IfHannah had not been 80 snappiali' and
made me du all the mkin and churnn tew,
should never have been here. She told me
she guessed I'd bs sorry I'd listed; but she
druv me 10 distraction. Id rather stand the
bewlets than her eternal ca,ter of tongue, knives
and forks and tin things. Ifshe is wilder it's
all her own folt Fell her dew dream about
her and the baby sometimes-I kakalate all
things are foreordaned tn all eternity and it
die in 6ghtin, shant have the expense tu pay
Oft long spell ofsicknsss; good by, Ephralmi
you han't got more tobacker than will dew yor
hum have ye1
Tell Sally says another, who was issnini
OF. his musket to ease his blistereo lee''a"u 'e'
tered heart at the same time, "telI the cruel girl
,sa,ifI fall in battle it is alher fault that wis
her all the felicity in the world with Sam job.
uon who never can love her as did. Here Iool
n, this and he drew something from his bosom
.b.r profle j. close to my heart, and my blOo'
NAV rcdden it. Take care Of my pung, an
don, lend it for Christmas sleigh rides. Tell sa
lyI do forgive her when she sac'd me at 'ins
inp scool; but never shall forget it,"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

IMruDEHcE;-.'A fellow down east, defines
Woman, to be "Eign 10 hang Dry Goods on
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

"I 20 for one TeTm," as the fellow said, whsn
he was sentenced 10 the psniteniay foFhle,