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MARINE JOURNAL.


SHIP MARY Elem Swce,lin. Boston. Cary Co.
hrsN Caharne, Hartman, Portland Me, 1ayior' Il
Lunar >anneupaun, savannah, Scott Nauel; II he' =
Dsugia.> Bangor Ne, X Buck.
Schr Dca~aae, Grafton, Ruu Eng, Badger 4 Peck.
ARRIVED yrsrERpAY
Packet ship Patrick Ururv Deano (u, Liverpool April
27ih 90 Grnnell 4 Mnurr
SIP Colossus Wiley, Is ds IN Mobile. c.,ton to Walker
ship Norma. Barton, 10 "a, I'm Havana sugar to Tsylor
ZIP lon buchanan, So ds i'm Liverpool, md1c to Grin
Sllrll Alien. wil.on 3. fan Charie.,,n. to G suuon.
>a'p heVe>po". Ellis, II Is TN navans, to spoloid,
Sup Alabama wood, I'm Liverpool ap'a 2l.,, to william
S,p Emily Crane. I'm St Crois via Charleston d, to
B. ,,rh ECONOMIST, Saith G. d, in Newport, Wales coal
tor lr'n-- = passengers
d, oarG iloioo, Hughes, % q, In Carusr,on, Wales,
NfIs-an bark Two Bro,ter>. Gahsr Ct d, TN New
CO, hns. ccalto SCHMIDT Bachen.
,'oumosn brig New Granada, Martinu> p ds in 81
Martha hide, &c 10 Ev.Iiu Bai,sV
s srg 5ano, Tvs IN charl-,loa MAY 2oh to Aver
.s "'Sn' tSIA, Nich.'s' y ds fm Aux Cages sohte
- ~ w - 49, =, ~ NeNmih Leeds.
""s "Ss Ma,rn sylvester Goa,irc :, Domnko n
F1@ >vren, Nicholson I'm Pcruambuco Anrl 9TH siga~
81 Belle Myers, as fn Wilmington NC. naval store.
Big Empress Neal, d' I'm Virginia, ,hp timber to II
Gra s2l.ni's, Freeman, I'm LegAom,a Gibraltar 81 d..
Brig Emily. sherwood, IS I'm Charleston, % punb,n,
u uor
Br.s America, Wade 81 DIS fm Carthascpa. In Pack
fl.Ou.
h. .cLr Ncritl, Smith, u is Ga Island OF Gun>ev &C.
mtnt 90 ordcf-lo0 passengers
X schr Veteran Law, Is im Green Tsrtle Key pint
apples, &c Il = Broom
>,si James Samuel, Sculi IL im Richmond, coal {
i,ier
scbr Anaconda, Wills, { d. IN Washington NC. nav.
stores
>clr Marcy Smith is I'm Washington Nc. naval store
ScAr Sarah Abigail. IL 'm Ma>ingtpn Nc. naval store
Schr Martha u Powell Bcdcll. il I'm Washington NJ
naval stores To Mitchell Co.
>chr AndromedA Rode. a. IS tn L-bec, alh. plaster
So >mthS RovDion
>cht NNlia. rhiIhrook, l. Is I'm MdyagueI Pr. 'u..
a. % Chas,rlsn ( POnNert
So,T Flea Roduan. s!spheri. - ir y Bedford.
sehr Paimo.. ClrA, &, tn BucA,, lie sc. railroad raj
10 Bsd.erS Peck.
>cuf Abbot iswreucc Me.hcr. Is tm Boston.
Sehf Convoy, Cfowcil, im Boston.
sour compliance. sparrow, I'm Boston.
SchF W m Hart. Micts. m Richmond.
Shf >operbi Snow, IN Richmond
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small bushes, doing in Foreign Exchanges Sterling
a 81 Francs, 5 3d.
No maeri al change IN Inland Exchange, Be,t New Or
leans banks sell 81 others y Virginia ' IN dc
mand, We quote
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IL DAvlsoSs WRITING GUIDE AND ,T3 Inn "a
Broadway.
y, Ncxv Rock for Farmcrs.-Elemen's 0. g. O.
,,,6, AMI Practical Agriculture or the appHV'Hol y n,
10y Geology and Chemistry 10 Agi I'M SIN
1e~,. IN Agrculturc, by AlonLo Gray a. VI; '~'"' "
CbrmSry &C. Andnser, Mass just paol'>ncd x IN =.
20, NTo\ A NEWMAN, cor. Fulton and Na>>S" ~
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p Nt.CE N-Il-.'0-v nj th.

lTAI. 4. y. VI -Il,ory ot thu American bol,t
of Corrmi-,oner. for Foreign Missions comprised ch'ny
from ilc Published and unpublished documents % Use
board, Nv Rev. Joseph Tracy : vol. .yn with cut:
Al.o THE MlSSIONARN'S DAI GllIkR, or Me""i
of nov Cola TIuron Of tn Sandwich Islands. vol
I2mo wilma view OF aca just published and i"r sale by
' DAYTON NEWM
mv9i Corner Fulton andNa at T..
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U7EEpING WILLOWS mournfully

w EEFI..U' NIILV"' I''VuI
w sase over ihe grave. of iisu'ani, Who now mshi
an mate the ecal circles lnd admin >rr "f 70 ne he@f' on
sl.ty.s and friends, whose -t nov sparkle Win
ni,a>ure and check. bloom With tie roses OF hea,ih %
Lawn. Fxpectorart si been iisely adRi,irre 10 'u
r., rhev ne elected the only remedy which could save lf
~ Consumption Asthma. and other kodrei di,'f'-s and
bey AM dawn died under their am ron I~t The '-
nd tahe warning ami unned1tr.y H'~nce te us' o
a. a., ant ami certain r,f,edv Tor every pulmonary % s.
a. Prepared only by D.. ID. jayne " south street ri
aicipha
rrt,p 4 corner of Gold =. l1p Fulton / - Brnh
-, p-,l,ra- -p-i-. SlOa milo
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NIORE NEWS from the south.-The

VA following communication Las Just been received
,r,uI The Rev VIM Lewis Orii,ary for Sampler strict;
>UMrERyfLDE, :. C., 18th Jan, BIZ
Dr. p. VI. Cohes ca.
G,ntl4men-I deem IL due 10 You 90 COMMUNICATE iht
beu4fi that have derived from he OF jayne, iir To-
nc have used only bottle Of u. and that win 20
much success that well convinced OF IL virtue and en-
caCv. ~.
Tie Hair nav coming out NV head IN places when
were pertrct,v adj and +, still growing and thckenHg
Ihave -rea confidence, IN the Hair Tonic, AID anticipate
from further application of the complete restoration OF
ms Hair 81
all OF them with great STcce,> 49, ,.,,.,.
Very respectfully ysur>, 800. w. Lt"i,;,
Sold bv tho agca,. \ g. -. SANDS, Dug.Gs,. N
n Ful,on.sireet. sold also hy DAVID SANDS CO. "
East Broadsay; Abraham b. Sands 4 Co 20 Bfodd"ay
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AND JEWELRY yer,

w lc,e-Ttr sub,frb,r p saliGg ali descriptions o.
I'D ana silver lever an, nor snsm,ut. lep.ne and verge
W.tche, u l.oas sse.. Pm, Go.I Pencils, Keys &c
" gr p low n. 81 10 - co,ra e.ch wa.ches asd Jew
-lry exchanged or bought
81 aatchc. warranted 10 keep good tine 90 NE moe
returned. '" ~ ,'.h1' ..
u-orte~ ~ Watches snd Jea..., vhorsae ai r.iai. "
al street. 10 h~ ~
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Triconhelons. or Med

TM HON. NJ Iflcopnt'Ous, OF VI"
,,t4l Coulrornl f,r tn Illlsn Hair leag securei
Ia Je,r. Patent i- ~ ted >st~- I'll per,ons arr hie
d. cant oa.i rom .erg yeuus ay article p'eeH"'~r
fo be the .are : III or.rira'
INVENTED ASp NANUfAcTt SED nv
CIigEHt GU NJ. % Broals ~. up STAR g..
IS lev :. r-0s,--s wts rgor ai Who fafe mfr &c ~
-i's .. 80
r.. ala, shout ol.-rye tst. beng plien.ei ,'iy alu
-I' -r',,i.r h, b. . .asr coo 1.iy be- base 'nun,r
H., .--f-- ani t.u,~ c1.-. fir ~ an o'' Of u .
IiaIr
NJ " ny14 ivs'
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TALL. AND ASTRAL LAMPS
NOR SAIE-Eorty Knapsacks and 10
BENNINGTON BANK Money Want

ID this ,Iav.by GAY PALMER, 81 wall i.
~ l. N nnllr ne Am. L.. Cnmplnv.
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SHARON SPRINGS.-The. Pavilion

- Tn. new amt coumodo1, Hotel VIII - open Tor IN
reception ii sGd after tle MT 20 lne next
tte vlia-c >llrou >puus~ >chol.fs Co. Nf"-hoTN-
The clear. prre water co these >pru SreatN fr>'l-
ding t-o 81 he White Slipher springs 81" virginia have
been proved a- highly -hcacol In Rheumatic, tniLr-
sl. JOS and Os.1epi.c complaints and ln TIE cure 81
trv..nela. >sii Rheum >crc'u.a, Liver Complaint anl
General Debility. and n inany other s>peci, possess to-
certified DIS oi the most mlaelt Nedeai Proe,s'r, u
tho rfe S.fe, medicinal ant healing propetifs uuscf-
ra..e ll ssrd hr uao,G led bN any M this country
iir,l o. tassr the r.~ I The VICINITY nulitrn - Vi
ia1.s sxtsu,y. views. u-Islhafrg caves and r'manhc
scenery. among the many attraction, onrrel 10 Wo''
saekln- in the bear summer. eiAef health or pleasure.
Tll>, >u-u-> are bat hour f'Ie IRON >ifaip-H
Troy. hanr Nc auI rCS>ihr from Cana '-af or
r lanv ami tea IA ru7d, where carr age> daN await
On, arrivals oi the morning irum >cht ncc1dl asd @
o. convey Vi,iers 20 iLe >pr csisnce OF about t-
ul> arm, ~ Tor dinner: also b. the AbanJ ani
Cherry Valley Turnpike 10y daily ssses, beng about y
mile, west the ciy of Albany.
Warm. Cold aud SHOWER Baths furnished az all uule>
either cf the mineral fresh water. and every attention
given % zen !cr tie sily OF S,ter. feeahle.
a .hr1.l1r Of tie rarsst Mountain Spring lee
.,1-eI tor the season ISAAC g. WILLIAMS
TIE SPRINGS UOTEL-rhis Uoel will be OPENED
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NTEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From

respectable Merchant ol Ea,iPort, NJ, Aug. -
1874. ..-
,,Ihe medic pe, particularly of the ENQectDlli, -
NV. ,rea demand Tor them ia the British FIu'nce>
gentleman from Windsor, lPreVnce ~ New biui'''."
ri-ei of e roucul, when recommended 20 hun yo1r fA
ns,toran dill tae nccjfl Tor hin. and Dc returned
- ,,sr..-,i, rIr-I JoHN BFCKFoED.
ENp.cioraLI has brtught one man 10 ls here after
Ia, PhV.cso lad gwen BIN u7 and be hal taken nothh
a. fc.a ,i,v, IL. conuiant called Consumption. !
,on.rel 10 call 10 ard Inn u very distressed su1'
80 / recommended d., vie to Try the ENFcciorant
,i1sfnr hist II might give hm Ease and BE- wolid
sir ,ih les, aronv but - recovered night away The
ID rfo-s blew me up. Your. e.. 10 haste BEeGfoRD
PREPARED nnly hv Dr.. ID. Jane p south Itrd'i rila-
isirNa sold hv the AGENTS by the quantity @r a. reta
No - FULTON Il corner 81 Gol-'t; 700 Fulton ST. ~
T,.,i.ay: T. INST BruaiWar. Prir- -.
~, -. Al 4 n SANDS Drrgs..'~
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vg,RY ONCE MORE.-Death on Salt

q Rhrun Rel, Scaldhead letter, Nc-fi" great cnir
and ouv zeal clre positively here no patching upo ne
complaints. but draw, ont which lies between TIE r>'
anJ m. J., a. and t,aS surpsi,ugly-s known a. Ms
Eve. ~alve" and 90 highly recommended ny DIS hcA
,.s and Bai,n 10 have fpo's OF people tp get ~
Common NON and rine,urfi need be- endured wcth'
tor hreen the later m" child have u"N'
mo- o.iu, " h u. or pow Iers, ior VII most asjirI'
cure Is Aou Tne most stubborn cases 7f" par iaff r.
n,, o ,rs,.nt themselves snd tIeif wishes " u be luif
r,aIy.d Further desc iri.os Accompanies me DO, rn'
At go,l', 5ls Grand Tea Store, ~ Bowery; Hl"ri
ro v,Ib - and e,fer-s.: Ms kin.'s Bookstore, III
Fu,1.. N,.gY York. &. A Cdrpeuier',, cor Nam AMI
F~,,f .r. + 4, 5hi,a alI Second ana North Fourth streets
N,a'' 49, pm ~ -eui. my@6 81.
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With the exception Of Harlem, Of which nearly 51.'
shares sold tie business not very large d, Il
Board to-day. Harlem iumpe per cent to-day but de-
ciiacd leaving oil 10. with buyers for all onrsg.
DeawareS Hudson improved I, New jersey, Paterson,
/; Long Island declined I; Moiswk /.
There more done in States Stocks than for dag s
past Tie per stock Of this State sold at premium
SKIES improved /! Ohio SKIES, Kentucky, /; Illinois,
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p Work. orpr. Eiimmon-.-T'he W

tbauer Emnou. D. D. alr Pastor o The Church IN fran
lin Mas, with Memoir Of - ie-~tlh"i by jacob III
d. Do V.ls 9vo-iust published and Tor sale by
DAYTON L NEWMAN. cor. Fulton Nassau a
Whole sale and retail D@al"rs ~ ThcnpgcaI, Scho" ~
Mi,r,,, spoiIs Books and Stationery.
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- Wigs and >caips.-The largest ia. ,Hs,,.,'
and hcst a,sprmrni are y, found AT \. e. BARih -
Ii6 Broadway, cprnerof Lhcry-,i. Up Stars mo '''
- Photographic slikencsses, by an is'proVcd
paguerrcovpe process, by VI. ID. VAN LoAN' c9u,f OF
..i,Snni,er>--l md Bro7,iva~ 80 nIylS Ian
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TT PARTICULAR NOTiCk.-Tbose persons havl;
furniture OF any description dispose Of or who are breaA
hg up will find ready sale sr any poIon
o. al their goo,. by sesing 'heH address OF cai"'
avon The subscriber Good, 10 any aucuns purchased
tSn ~ v COZ TON n co, 1871 Chati ann 81
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o. BARTLETT. Book Auc-

30 DOZEN coiorcd .hv,r,. consisting " black. cream asd
maroon colors. N lot, 10 sut Purchasers.
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NE nrmhCrs of
Each 8 per year or
either Two for - u - Cts.
iOi single Nos.
} Each 50 per year, lG4
cts. per No, o. both " h
\ either of the above for 81.
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II co, SIS Broadway. oaer for ale the most com
a.
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VIM ". >hrlcy, AucIon'ef' "
Fp,lIlS DAY. FRIDAY. at 10 o'clock at me
~I,NO FOR SALE--A good toned
RARE CHANCE.-unexpected DIS

s.condians gr.sd pauo perfect o eT W. pe T'.
f1r 80 cash Address note .1 H. Il al iit OHIO "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

Those WHO EAT AND THOSE WHO Work
In this country as we'll as in Europe, geo.
graphical line has been skelched between
those who work and those who eat--beiwsen
the producers and the consumers, the first the
hewers Of wood and the drawers Of water, the
latter the peers and oppressors Of the land.
The producers who are now composed of the
agricultural and laboriug population enjoy few
of the special advantages Of their more forun
nate rivals; they own but little bank stock;
land spectators are scarce known among
them; they toll the year round at their Iabori-
Gus occupations occupations, and after all reap
but barely enough 10 bind soul and body to-
gether Few of this numerous and merltori-
0us class amass wealth; they mostly die poor,
and the consequence is that in many instan-
ces their suffering progeny turn public pau
pers, Look at the condition Of portion Of
what is termed 'lhe poor" in our large com-
mercia emporiums as we'll as in our manu-
featuring towns and districts, Poverty and
prostitution there link hands -infamy is incu
bated under oppression. 1t may appear strange
and unaccouDtable that any thing approxma-
ling 10 inequality Of condition should here ex-
ist that in country luxuraal under the trop-
ical cline of republican liberty, anything like
wrong should be for an instant tolerated.; but
this mystery is readily explained when we
learn that a bona fide patent Of nobility is acL
tualIy recognized, not under the crimson robe
of Lore or Marquis, but under the more
simple garb Of banker. ,.1'.s "'t'
, Especial privileges" s the fungus which
deforms and enCeebles the body polite. Men
who live an idle, vagabond life, who poach on
every ones manor save their own, are enabled
under the broad seal ofa legislative charter, not
only to lie down in the most abundant affldenee
butnA variety Ofmethodsto rob gibjute their
most honest aud industrious neighbots. These
people engtave on bits OF rotten paper, cer-
tain significant hierOglyphics. his un'ordi-
nary business transaction, passed upon the
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20


ONE's MOTHER. Around The idea Of ones
mother, the mind Of man cllngs with fond az
fection 1t is the first dear thought stamped
upon our infant hearts, when yet soft, and ca
Pabe Of receiving the mOsi profound impress
sOns, and all the after feelings are more or
less light in comparison Our passions end
our wllfulness may lead US far from the OBJ
jects Of our fiIiaI love; we may become wild
headsrong, and even angry at her eOunsss or
opposition; but when death has si;lled her
monitOry voice, and nothing but calm memo
ry remains to tOrecapluIate her virtues and good
deeds affection, like Flower beaten 10 the
ground by rude storm; raises up her head
and smiles amidst her tears. Around that idea
as we have said, the mind clings with fond
affection; and even when the earlier period of
our loss forces memory to be SILENT, fancy
takes The place Of remembrance, and twnes
the image of our dePar,odpsrent with gar
land OF gracss, and beauties, and virtues,
which we doubt not she possessed.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS
KATY VAT LIVES ON DE BLAIN.

hAlI VAL LIVE ON DE BLAlN
AIR-"Jessie the flower of Ou nbIane."
De sun has gone town shust behint to pue mountains,
Unit left te tark night to come on US asanI
Ven sthumblsd along, 'mong de schwamps unit de
fountains,
To see vouCe mine Katy, vat lifes on de blain.
How schwcetis de lily, mil its prown yellow blossom;
Unit so is de meatow, all covered NIT grain;
Putnothing' 5 SO britty, and sthcks in my posom,
Like schwset little Katy, vOt hfes on de SIain.
She's pashful as any, schoos like her ami Chiney
She's nseder high larnt nor yet foolish nor fain
Unit he's great fllain: mitout any fs0u,
Dat toni love nine schweet Katy, vat lifes on de
blain.
Sing on you Schweet pird, nit your song for de night
IFS 70 nice, dc hills sing your songs pack again.
Sooch choy to mine heart unit SOoch monsous telight
Pringss schweetlitls Katy, vot lifes on deb in.
Mine tays vas like mott ng, dill ! met nit mine Katy,
All dem tngs in de down, dey nonsense, unit fair;
/ Idd'nt see gal would call mine tear a'y'
Till met little Katy, vat lfes on de blain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

SOMETHING RIcH.~-Wc will condeuse a
good story, we saw a few days since 10
southern paper. This is the gist Of it: A gem
tleman arriving at New Orleans, was promp-
ted by curiosity to yisittbe battle ground Of
Gen. JackSons's fame. Arrived at the spot,
he fell in with an old negro, who bore the
marks Of valcr on his person 10 many scar
and wound. The gentleman inquired Of ebo-
nv how long he had lived in the neighborhoodl
He answered forty years, you recOect the
battle ihenP' "To be sure does-I was here
MYSELF 'You can tell me the situation and
relative position of the forces, thenl Yes,-
lse de child can do dat ting.-there (pointing)
was de cotton bags, all along out TO de wood;
gosh, how ! did work dat day. The day Of
the battle, ehl' mo. the day before, in CART
ing dem bags down from de city, "Dp you
call that work when compaied with tho glori-
Gus achievement Of the day after, when you
received those scars which make your old age
80 honorabel' 'Oh didn't get these scars
on that day by no means--I got 'em when
was blowed up on the MISSISSIPPI, about FIVE
years ago this blessed fall-that was buster,
and no mistake about it." "Where were you,
then, on that glorious moruingl" inquired the
gentleman, who was impatient to get all the
information he could. "When the first gun
announced the commencement of the engage
ment-where were you then, my good fellowl'
"A5out dat time. sar, ! was running like de-
debbel up to town." replied the old darkey.
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VOL. 8. NO 40. WHOLE ENo la.

county as genuine money, They have played
lhls game so deep that NOT less than three
quarters of The currency has become vasaslE
worthless subject 10 every gust Ofmsi viiahe
which may sweep over the banking system.
These moneybarons have no souls, they care
no, straw for the government Of the people
80 long as they my be permitted 10 act The par!
Of Wholsesale bandita.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

PlGS.c-Wliam Lncoln Of Worcester,
Mass. pays pigs the following compliments
in closing his fictitious report on Swine, read
to the N. Y. State Agricultural society; g...-
Pigs'are happy people, We may talk dis
paragingly about living like pig To live
like a pig is to live like a gentleman. Although
1t is not permitted by the order Of nature that
e pig should laugh, or even smile, he enioys
the next best blessing Of humanity, the dis
position 10 grow fat. How easily be goes
through the world He has 20 fancy stocks to
buy, no bank notes to pay, no indignation
meetings TO attend, no log cabin assemblies
TO hold He has no occasion to take the
benefit Of The bankrupt act, or to have his es-
tate confscated TO de(ray The expenses of the
settlement. Free from all the troubles that
disturb The busy world, he is as unconcerned
among the changes Of earthly affairs, as was
the citizen who walked in the earliest light Of
morning, by being told that day was breaking,
"well." said he, as he turned again 10 his
rspose, "let day break; he owes me nothing"
When we look at the comparative condition
Of the human race and Of the swnish multi
tude, we may come 10 the conclusion, that if
man will not BIZ man, he had better be
pig. .a,a ....... -..... ssoaa /.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

Non. Committed. An old woman wasask.
ed what she thought Of one Of her neighbnrs,
by the name of Jones. With very knowing
look she repliSd-"Why | don't like to say
anything bout my neighbors; but as 10 Mr..
Jones, sometimes think, and then agiu |
don't know--but arler all, rather guess he'll
turn olt TO be good deal such man as take
him TO be-"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

When Dr.. Johnson courted Mrs. Porter.
whom he married, he told her that he was Of
mean extraction, tina, he had no money, and
that an uncle Of bis had been hangsd The la.
dy, by way Of reducing herselflo an equality
with him, replied that she had no more money
than himself, and though none of her rela-
tions had been hanged, she had Fly who de-
served hahgiugl 7'i ."l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

PoIlTrNEss. IT is remarked by some wti.
ter, that excess of ceremony shows want of
good breeding This is true. Nothing iS
more troublesome than overdone poleuess---
i, is worse than overdons beef-stsak. A truly
.well-bred man makes every person around
him feel at ease; he does not throw cy'llles .s
about with o shovel, nor toss compliments " 70
bundle, as he would hay with Pltch.iorlk. ~
Thsre is no evil in the world moro Intolersble
than ultra Pplltsness, sis8 e ssaalls
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

There isa cord in the most corrupt heart
thai ybralss TO kindness.,g WI a 500
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20

The emblem Of justice is q female = prOba.
bly, because she Is 90 capriciOus IN bestow.
ing her awards. ssias,a .a8glr sfg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-18
DWcEEin

We read in Swedish History, that Adolphus,
King Of Sweden, determining to suppress these
false notions Of honor, issued severe edIct
against The practice Two gentlemen, however
generals ia his service, on quarrel, agreed to
solicit the Kings permission 10 decide their
difference by the laws of honor The King
consented. and said, he would be present at the
combat lie was attended by body Of guards
and the public execulioner, and before they
proceeded to the onset, he told these gentle
men, that they must fight ill one Of Them died.
Then turning to the execuloner, he added, do
YOU Immediately strike of the head Of the sur
vlyur.
This had the intended effect; the difference
between the two officers was adjusted, and no
more challenges were heard Of in the army Of
Gusiavus Adolphus