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Wards Vegetable Hair Oil.

TKVHIS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar proper.
Il ty OF restoring hair on heads totally bald so
great its nourishng properties which yeau I'M
parts TO the Of the hair that requires but short
time to produce new growth, and few applications
check that falling Of the hair which often occurp
especially after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and restores when turned by impart
ing TO it new life and vigor. No lady who has ever
used this Oil will consent do without it. II is used
and highly approved OF by Queen Victoria, Prince
Albert, and the whole Royal Family; also, by the
Faculty and Clergy.
From the Royal College Of Physicians Of Harana, Feb
~ ru0ry 20, 1888.
DR.. Z. A. Ward having proved to this Royal TriJu
nal that the Vegetable OIL Of his composition, has the
property Of causing the growth Of hair, and prevent
ing its fa by certifying the decayed part. (the effects
ut the aromatic ingredients which have been found in
it's composition by the chemist Don Francisco Sunrez)
we hereby recommend its use. not q specific, but
as good and useful remedy, for persons requiring j.
whose hair s in state OF decay. from sickness or 9TH
eT causes. JOSE BERNAI, M. ID.
Signed lSlMoN De HEvIA, NJ. D.
Witnessed by CAYETANo PoNToS, Notary Public.
The above testimony Of the efficacy and great value
OF Wards Vegetable Hair Oil, was given the prOprie
tor by the Royal College Of Physcians in the Hava
Hgidness Of the medical police Of Havana. it speak.
vOumes-it 10 conclusive.
CAUT1ON-Beware Of counteTfeits. None is ge
nuine unless it has Treatise Of 30 pages round each
hottie Also, red Zelographic Label with blue Wig
netts centre, and 10 made by e. A. Ward, M. D.,
New-YOrk
Sold in LitchErd BY Dr. Beck WITH agent for Itch.
field county. % General Depot and Wholesale or
fee, s. BaTelay -es., New-YOrk. lyl3
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L6tcIkl1egd EssQSsi1.eF:
PUBLISHED EVERY. THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months.
TO companies Of any number over six, 81 50 per
year payable as above: To companies less than six,
81 IS per year, payable before. IS cents will be
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Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 81 Is
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FOR SALE.

AT THE BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
RE 1rcHELL's, Smiths, Maltebrun's, Hunt.
lvA ing,on's, Olney's, Woodbridge's, and
Wizards School Geography and Atlas; A
merican First Glass Book National Precep.
TOR, do. Reader, do. Introduction; Young
Reader. Easy Reader, Easy Lessons, Paper,
Writing Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,
Albums. States, Rodgers pen& pocket Knives.
Boys Caps-Skates.
Gents Bombazine and Satin Stocks, ckeap.
ALSO,
Lump and Brown Sugars, Imperial and Yo.
II. Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger, Gloves, Sale
ratus, Nutmegs, ground Pepper and CHINA
mon, Mustard, Starch. Candles.
JOSHUA GARRITT.
LitchGsld, Dec. 8, l940. "a
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Il. M ERRIMAN,

TfAv1NG lifted up a new and more con.
III venient shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business of Clock 4. Watch repairing;
and that from his experience and skill, and
by constant attention to thieimPerAani branch
Of business, hopes to give general satisfac-
ton, and receive share OF public patronage
ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL:
LERs' GooDs, consisting of lever, lepine, and
common scapement Watches, ear rings, ia
ger rings. breast pins, silver spoons, specta.
cles, ihimbleS, pencil cases, butter knives
sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec
tacles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-
zers, tuning forks, Music Boxes. Clarionets
Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, clarionet reeds
clarionet and fife Prcceptors, Shell Combs
Watch Oil &c. ALSO,
DR.. VIM. Evans camomilc, tonic, and ia.
mily Apericnt Pills, with directions, recon.
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints.
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup, for teething
with directions-a real blessing to mothers
Also, Dr.. Hunts celebrated Pills. for Con
sumption & Liver complaint, with directions
Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills
with ample directions. The above medicine:
prepared by DR.. Wm. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New. York-sold here by
... ......- r. MERRIMAN, Agent
....s f.. Next east Of tAs Presbyterian Cherck.
I.itch6eld, Dec. g. q
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Geese Feathers.

TIME subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep a constant supply of first rate
article of Geese EeaGhers-selected
and packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from gOto SO lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs.
Of quality they will warrant to be as good
as the best, at as low prices as can be pur-
chased of equal quality in the state.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1910. ly1O
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

Al Court Of Probate holdenGt Winchester. ,cith-
in and for the District Of Winchester, on The
9th day Of February. A, ID. 1871:
E, b. Present, Gide0i Hall, Jr. Esq. Judge.
an motion of Hiram Sage, executor on the
~ estate of EEos SAGE, late of Colebrook,
within said district. deceased, this court doth
appoint the 9Th day Of March next, a, o'ci'k
p. NJ. at the probate Office in said district. for
doth direct said executor 10 give public no.
tice TO all persons interested ia said estate 10
appear III they see cause) before said court,
nj said time and place. TO be heard therein.
by posting said order of notice on public
signpoSt in said town Of Colebrook nearest
the place where the deceased last dwell. and
by advertising the same In newspaper prin.
ted in LitchGeld. Certified from Record.
rs GIDEON Hail. in. Judge.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
MY MOTHERS GRAVE.

MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
Flow sweet the lonely chuEch-yar is,
Al summers closing eve;
And o! what pleasure too it gives
The busy scenes Of life tn leave
To visit that dear. hellow'd spot,
Ger her who rests beneath the sod,
20 think Of one the world 8 forgot,
Whose spirit has returned to God:
To see the flowers that blossom, there.
They shed their sweet perfume
Ger ono, once beautiful and fair, s.
Now Wondering in the tomb.
But she has gone alar on high,
Where farer flowers will ever bloom;
Where angels dwell, beyond the sky,
. Where sin and sorrow never come.
Yes-she has rcach'd that better land,
From this cold earth forever riven,
To join that bright, angelic band,
Who ever swell the song OF Heaven.
ls4l. EC. ...r. II. NJ. B.
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rs probably better adapted to the purposes
d for which Il Is designed than any thing OF
the kind ever offered 10 the public. u needs
filing but once q day. can be cnVried any
where with safety. and 10 withal very hand.
some piece Of furniture.
For sale, by the dozen or single, by
Doc, s. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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NOTICE..

A MUSICAL Association is about TO be form.
m ed in this county. TO be composed Of one
hundred vocal and twenty Instrumental per-
formers. The several towns in the county
are respectfully invited 10 appoint commit.
tee of two 70 attend in person or by letter a
meeting to be holden AT Litchfield on the Isl
day Of March neet, at IL O'Clock A. III. for the
purpose Of forming such Society.
= Februaya 4. l64l. l'. - pa. o. 40
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Ntna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD,

INSURE Dwelling Houses, Stores, Furni.
IL ture, stocks of Merchandise, Mills, Manu-.
factories, Manufacturers stock. Barns, Far.
mers' stock il buildings or stacks, and every
other species Of insurable personal property
Against Loss or Damage BY Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
LitchfelG 1910. q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

Rob Roy Shdw!s.
ERENCH, English and American Rob
Il Roy shawls Of all sizes and patterns, at
Nov. 8. MORSE g. CAMS.
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United States HOTEL
- .NSeansaHfEfO9'6.

aSx. n M. CUSHMAN would
tss W. inform his friends and
sEs avs the public that he still contin.
HaR.HaA ues at this establishment, and,
IHHa;deS grateful for the very liberal
l-AAa-etae patronage he has thus far re.
ceived, solicits continuance of the same.
His Hotel now offers additional induce
ments to the travelling public, as the Housa-
tonic Rail Road is completed. and running
daily trips each way from Bridgeport to New
Milford. Stages are running daily to and
from Litchfield and Sheffield, Mass. connect
ing with the rail read, and there is also line
Of stages to Po'keepsie three times a week.
Horses and carriages are also in readiness at
the hotel to carry passengers TO any place
not on the stage routes. a.. ;,
At present the CPS leave the depot at this
place at O'Clock A. M. for Bridgeport, con-
Meeting with the Boat, and return 10 New
Milford Immediately ON the arrival of the
Boat from New-York. Sc. .....-....,. ..,
NeaO. Milford, March 10. AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

Ofhe 40 Senators elected, q ore the friends Of tn,
new Administration, and % are supposed To be oppo
sed to it, The three vacancies will be filled by friend
of the coming Administration. The Senate will con
vene on the 9TH OF March.
In the next House Of Representatives there will b,
wing majority Of 20 at least so that new order o
things may be looked for under the coming admins
traGion.--N. 7. American. o......
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

The Habits # Man # B"siness,--A sH-
cred regard to the principles Oi Justice. forms
the basis at every transaction. and regulates
the conduct Of the upright unn of business.
lie Is strict in keeping his cnRngemen's---
does nothing cnr,kssIy car in u hurry, en-.
plays nobody io do whit ho cnn as snsily do
himself; keeps every thing IN iis proper
plnce; leaves nothing nndone which ought
Ia be- done, aud which circumstances permit.
ted him to DO; keeps his designs aud hus'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

Getting Desperate. 31st, half past IL
at night-Seenc, Mrs. Squibbs' sitting room.
Present. Miss Sophrina Phiducia Squibbs,
and Ephraim. .1
'A-hem Ephsaim, heard something
about YOU
I.a!now Miss Sophrina, you don't say So
yes, indeed, that did-and great ma
ny said it too ...
la! now, what was it Miss Sophrina ?
% dear! | can't tell you.'-(Furning
away her hcad)
% la! yes do now
20 mol can't
20 yes-Nss Sophrina'
La me Ephraim, you do poster a body
So
We'll do please TO tell me, Miss Sophrina.'
well, heard that-O can't tell it,
'Ah! yes, come now, '--(Taking her
hand.) --I... r-....r
We'll Idiin't say it-but heard that
What r-(Putting an arm round her
waisi) ..r.-I ...r, ..a.-.
20! don't squeeze mo SOL heard that
ihat-0urning her blue eyes full upon +.
phraim's )--thnt--you and I were 10 be mar
ried, Ephraim.' ~. ..'... NJ.
A harmless ITishnan was eating On annie pie with
sAIre ounces IN u. aHab dear honey" sAld he,
n fsw NJ these qnnres give pueh favor how would
nm Glsats me- lnat0 aade NJ all dMfafaa fi
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-25

a harmless lTishman was eating On apple pic wih
saIre ounces IN H. AEFab, dear honey" sail he.
few ef these qninres give puch flavor, how would
on apple pis taste made Of ell gSiaessf"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

Ls e,u1sn- ~ho ooud cot .lNrp nor con
crp stopped cet5' q me- oe re- I'D not #
he'd actually s,'fn "t o.d,o, Pur
as. TIC yers so to-. !" BE- , % se soa.s
eeAceea & 81 Ami l the OF Liberty uluHP1ed N .So
raasse by the .Hqa-e Of Commoa' OF 'e-0'1''h
ns ~ h shor, .coun, Of ao 'nort AdH .au
the r'Pc@i ~ 'u'
sr Act and The cndor.ng inrobie He es ,. ~ 80
zap Of su"rts.. by tao 'e.0I4'''' !'
fer. stood the question Of ne y" @ az ' [ f %
s.o state e ahou se'or9tnrni oT aTnsFo Inc
and Of den SEE. ,to the Unou wsen
Bln Of Right Of nDor ~ 49, rouuly,ed eop
be n,,,,u,,on ~, state ~u' n
M the Of ,h' pnne'ple 10 tbe '"o any Of
c,sh -hen ~ tine eons. a,"a, ZOO u, be- ,sr,d
tr.a accordingly tho 4h article Of the anne dnen to
M me- The Fir.t s",'ou Of the First
nd adopted by State The right OF the people to DC
-ecu par"r' hou'en sHd Ae.iIs 'I -
S ba, upon probbe supported by oas or affirmation
Ta,-s b.en entered into Ao' to prove ae
deAyou. ~ tnp h ~, "e rToaed o. The raure Of the ar.
.,oa,o ,hon that II Is ordinary Of m'aAe
sdcemcnt hut Of eondEcoot the m,oon'trIon Of al
exs,inr law but the o: whoa ha b"en
oediv .opdemnrd b, ,ne p.opl. solemn
much aj1dio.a error - H eitetee Nj
Recorder bad no nre.i out Deliberate
and vont breaking OF tho boundaries which the Constitution
aoc. Sr Far a. such sau.t King have dragged from ,h-r
shrones >cahoid am'd'' me piauai ana 'u "
oppression Of Right unreasonable earoL"- and seizure
Of papers.
invoke, as an authority Tor h
this proVor mac II. origin IN
pr1ncp aggravated Ia IT. features
NJ
10 that Ente there warrant 'his there
OATH and r~ponsibs
In that winch were them
.elve. criminal this seized
d, made by aimself-rclpt other
on the ofence
was which, when placed before the Grand jury
weight With the
and the complaint unuta:ned by evidence The
Of our Bill Of Rights attempt to emody
,aplc of legislatiou
constitutional limitation Of Legislative power no directed
the right scovi
Thut hai be
tho authority and that the rgsue
on this allow unreasonable soarch. AID
Of papcr- shall allow
warrant shai be allowed un probable
supported BY cath affirmation and particularly describing
The place be and things
Acting spirit the Legislature author
which snl tc hut they have thought that
ree,onablc
ca-eh ave they authorized be dour.
therefore, thcae papers
manifest usuraon OF authorized law and he has
violation the Bill Of Right
the TO Excelcuoy'r oeed'ent
WILLIS HALL.
&c Hi. Excelcncy VILLAS II SEwhRp Governor dc
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

LATEST ,Hon RIO J,skiSo.-Thc -hp iiiberna srT7'"d
Yesterday from, Rs Jun.ro. bringing da- TO Feb 10th
Wn Cary [. 5. died on bcaE' oi her on i''
ls,g Q; Aisrch the OF hcr -S.iac INC L : -h?-
Constellation Potornnc Decatur Concord " NnFoa AID IN
.crpr:-s were IN that port The brs AalN Adhe was to
M for Baltimore the 9th in chn7ee OF Lieut. Ogden c
-. po,on,ac The Brh bric Of Tower. brought into
Ro Janero OF the 22d OF Fcbrua- ,hc For,ueue-c brig
Three Rrother- the O: ifca w,h $50 sl4v-
or board 40 he'd died tho passage.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
OFFICIAL

a. "st".c; 80 >ay INST. under the pressure Of ,
pubic h'*7"-' increased ov rvent- u. wr! u. ~
;hc aPp-'e.7i. t>trn >.>-ou OF Concr.. m, P,,
dent tni- inci' p,ahc max, >onc arrangement -t
III" cn'p"H7ca; q - ;;c lie propose hcrior 10 .e-.
nj" f'i"" iFrn- mo wish call on him frog, 10
10 - . eo e''EH LAY ito ~t-,A. except SUNDAY
National lu,rllirrnccr.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

In nc night OF Ta.riay General Harrison do4lh
~ repeated ii' ioo"iHc from Isaiah
'on' n" III -dc TcmaNng that had an inpro.e-
ION on HI, nnd wtnc he .ad b,n able 10 rfser nor
fully 10 comprehend TMal..or.an
l>neh char. II aad " rer.>~
He caleb Of SER acLman whs, % tie nci,f
Wnchrnan. ~ha, of tie ni,h -
The Wac.nan sHid the r-ornns come,l. an: 80 he
n'sh; If Hc VI inquire inquire ye return. come.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
T H Z T RI B [ \ L.
NKw-yoRK SATURDAY MORNING.. APRIL 10. 1871

Our Sab.c'ers T,ll peee the Carrtrs HF"noo T"r
week and but duG WITH hrn
ou. We >ell CrrIrr, and look them on, fr
Payment We do drc advance from City Subscriber
= We SiIth Ward for the Tw-lfta for
iiarien Williamsburg aid jsr>Ny City Apply Immediately
s W. .han c obsea f,r - and he ,~o following d.y,
devote column 10 Political ti>r Tue
hull blo p~s,r noUiolca rcadcr-
W. coupec,! leave Commercial and Marine ln-
,chgrnc prepared Our fend will ptcnee
p,rf-con. .ui Of Carrier. for fu day.
hall perf.c, our arraneo;a-n .pccdy possible
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
u AIRY LAND

Ia" Legislature of ta Stats ended ia Extra S,-op co
Wednesday night Among Tho pussrd one, WITCH
succeeded 10y very snlsl majo, in each Hou.. srp-
printing Two Millions OF Foar> for III, con,pl,;o, Of The
N"N>es"'Nc "ro oh % lanai M. ln..l.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
A NOBLE VICTORY.

Coxsporicvr.-Rc;urns from e,ory the State bu,
two give the following aggregate for Governor in the
sor.l Cn.ntc cornparcd with the vote last April
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

SUPPOSED McRDtR.-An old man named ,y;u;.
~a' comm,s"d TO jail at Woodbury., n J o,
having murdered h- brother on Tuesday rro,, "
cum'tanc'A !, i supposed that nc killed him h.. -"
tiroa; VIII q iuzor, and ,hat ho aftcrrand - > 80
fire >'e tnc ho->';
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

TEKsKs-EE-fiov. Polk has issued H.; n
derng Special Election throughout Tc,,.... o.
bcrs Of Coa-r- Tharsday tho 9Th oe N. ''' -Nrr-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

name OF the great Boston robl-,r !. no, w,
'0D 1' a0 'eea geucF!! stated ba, Jane, W." S' Liam
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

'A''S i'lAsD--A fully attended whis s,.,o
'0n assembled at Providence on we1n,.d, O0n'e'
aann'a'iy dominated for reelection Hon, a'' aud
h'Sd"AsF an" RosEHr CH.,sros late Mem ~ IL
sre'' i''' that State They will probably IN, -. % Con-
opposition ELECTION the 2l.t in, N'ee or 10
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

% i.rs'' Vas VscHrRs, Esq. i. the whir .,,
aa lS. T. 1870 " the v B. Candidate for Mayer If =,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

:, - h'0'os elected Wing Town and Charter on..,. =
a0nday' except that one Supervisor was los, hv 'A
Average Wing majority 4o-abou, a. u.u,, y votes
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

7iousqs l. B.dd Clerk the Union B4nA OF T.ans-
see has tecn detected the guilt Of ebcarcneat covcrd
by of false Onc of sls5oo IS n,i..:g
tie hu. ceasc.scd no er.ae aal custody.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

~ NH"ncRea on Tuesday elected whir Tox. no.
thr'ushoa'-D '" Ba,~ Supervisor by s5 'a''r'
Ju'uce 1874 &c Last April 3 to a5 VIII, - ''1H''
Fall 81 majority last
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

j. over 5000 In 1889 vos 1858
The ac~ scna;c consist. Of ee Wings, v B Las. year
is 10 3
Las; .ear, WA-s l4o. V. 3 &C
wHles Nsw-YoRx seur turn comes nex; VIII YOU
lot stand fully up the line OF your dlt!
LAKE NAvcArIor Tho steamboat, Sore from Torcnto
| 6, arrived Rochester this State III n,r
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

Here have far specimen Of the bored Loco-Foco
rccrchncn,. In single department whore the whole
expenses 90 oncx,h OF the expenses
OF the civ Sud these homes, and economical LccoFocoe
managed increase them ncu-, ouc-hird chose
q; the profiga;c n hiS- Of 1888
Want space viii proven; from making similar
ar-ons c Other departments 10 this day. paper We
han pur,l ,il~ subject Monday l, viii be oard that
,hev u! r.e eu:t the way
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

U iIoa GkoKoE " BKiGcs of MAJ. : proposed or
Speaker O: the House Of Representatives Ho j. &
strong
Hon. HESKY a WISE OF Va i. also suggested
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

IL Iior Hisrs HoLr. elected Cougrc, from Georgia
sst winter 70 6n ,acaucy declines reelection.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

s232 2,Go3 &C s2ti233 IS
.... $3.50 SO
!crencc n the price ct pro-
1885 and 1870, which III a
II MAJ be estimated at. s3S 600
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-11

COMING RoUND.-Ths Baltimore Amer.
lean. in an article upon the times, has the
following precious confessions of truths
for which the Democratic party have been
conJending for years:
"There is no denying the fact that the
credit system pushed to inordinate ex-
tremities has supplied the expansive pow
er to great extent, for this unnatural
distensiOn. When drafts upon futurity
are easily negotiable, there are and will
be thousands TO crafty present aspira.
tons under the delusivs assurances
of hope and a certain blind conf
dence." ss,a
"Real wealth consists in value pro-
duced by active labor which ID not al,
ways to be judged of by the prices Of
stocks nor the amount fbank notes in
ejaculation. ..s
One Of our exchange papers remarks
ave know Of no better eVedencs Of the
rectitude of the Democratic party, than
this--the Federalists have often borrow
ed or stolen their name"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-11

Pennsylvania IIPROVEnfENTs.-ThS
gross cost ofall the finished improvements
in Pennsylvania is $2O,65S,79l. Gross
revenue forthe II years ending November
/, ls4O, $6,lsl, 1924. Gross expOndi-
lures during the same time, $685., POS;
being $5l2,5s2 more than the receipts.
The public works do not therefore pay
the current expenses of keeping them in
operation. The yearly interest, at Eve
per cent, oflhe money expended in their
construction, is $l,OS2y $50. If to this
we add the yearly excess Of expenditures
over receipts, we will have the annual
loss to the State on account Of her public
Improvements. '' 'F' :.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-11

There was poor Dr. Dyott, Of Philadel-
phia, an ignorant and somewhat stupid
man, who had obtained little nOtoriety
BY selling certain nOstrum, and who, Just
after tho Philadelphia banks stopped pay
ment for the second time, was seized
with an unlucky ambition to distinguish
himself as banker. He accordingly put
up, on the huge building in which his
drugs were prepared, a sign en- which
we're inscribed, in gigantic letters, the
words "Dr Dyott's Exchange Bank" and
began to issue his own nstes, which he
took care should be as Gne as paper and
engraving would make them. He had
read in the Wing newspapers Of his own
city that the Philadelphia banks, BY refu-
sing to pay their notes, had entitled them
selves 10 the public gratitude, and he knew
that the Legislature had interposed 10
prevent those benefactors of the commu-
nifty from suffering any Inconvenience in
consequences Of breaking their premises.
The poor doctor followed their benef.
cient example, and issued more notes
than he could pay. For this he was ar
rested and taken before tribunal oflaw
he could show no special charter; he had
enjoyed no OpPO rlunity of buying friend.
with other mons money; he did not move
in elegant society, he had no adhersntS
in the Legislature to pass a bill Of indul.
gencO; he could write no plausible letter,
10 the newspapers, this part ofhis educa.
ton having been neglected and according
ly he was sentenced 10 imprisonment in
the Penitentiary fer term Of years.
! We hope that DR.. Dyott 10 allowed nov
and then to read the newspapers, by way
Of relieving the tedum of his confine
msnt II must be a great satisfaction "a
this prosecuted patriot to psruse the let
tsrs Of Mr.. Biddle. No doubt bis benov
olCnt heart is consoled by the reflection
that if he, an humble disciple, has 90
himself into limbo by his good deeds, the
great men, his masters and patterns, are
still at large, unscathed, vigorous and
imprudent as ever, TO instruct the world by
their teachings and examPle.-.N Y. Eus
Post.