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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,

TosEPH w. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
oD friends and the public general that he carries on the above
business in all its various branches on Factory Street, South
Side where lie may at all times be found to attend 10
u work mtrused him He atiers himself Willie done as du
rubc neat fashionable he done in the country He
intends all times okeep in his employ good competent work
men, and his receive the Fashions sampy provided
or.
To accommodate his friends in the country 10 will take near
ly all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. 10, 1871
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

NTEW LABELS FOR the Brandeth Pill Boxes
"a These labels are of the most costly, land at the
4 same time most ingeniou, style. The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it which is made TO
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
Of the box is very prelly designed, and contains an
innumerabe number of wuved liness And these words
see that labels this box agree with those on the
certificate; no others are genuine The side of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," Ina
very handsome is ALSO Entered rccoreing 10 act of
Congress. in the year l84, by B. Brandrelh in, the
Clerks Office of the District Court Of the SouhernDs
trict of New York.
August 13, ls4l. 32Iy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
Property for Sale.

vH>IIE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
IL on Main street, New Philadelphia, consisting of
House and Lot. The building is two siorYs high, SO f.
'front.' nearly new, having been built within months;
good cellar, rooms, hail. dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other ouhouses; good well; new
csern, holding about 50 80 barrels Of rain water; s.
back shop, story and half high. The whole cOnve-
nicnces are situated good lot as any in the town,
making very desirable piece Of property for any per-
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
anime.
DANIEL ODONNEL.
New Philadelphia April 10, 1912. l4H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
6 AMUEL e AD AM S.


EMTould respectfully return his thanks the citizens
Wv of Dover, and New PhIadelha, for The liberal pat
onage he has received since his commencement in bls,
ness and lie informs the citizens oithe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town Of
Dover, Factory Street, south SIDE where Clothing will
be made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
Sssured that he will be able to render general sasac>
lion to all, who pleased to give him call
Dover, Sept. 80, I64l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.

TENIIE subscriber respectfully informs The citizens of
~ New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
that he carries the above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
P, HuFnagle as a shoe.shop, few doors south Of the
TO keep hand The hest of stock and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this couniry) By this, and
due attention to business he hopes TO merit consldera'
be share of public patronage.
The public in general invited to call and see be.
fore purchasing elsewhere he is bound TO give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL.
March % lS42.-l0tf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
BARBER ESNE!S

TgFIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
= zens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that lie las
eopned shop on Main street, few doors east Of the
Post Office, in the above place. where he intends
ryug on the Barberng and Hairdressng business in a,
its rGrOns rGmifeatons Ho will at all times be ready
TO take Jy the nose all who may favor him with call,
and hopes by strict and decsi0e attention to business,
together with due regard 10 prenOLOgicaL deretOpe-
ments and physiological deneatlOns, 10 be able 10
der general satisfaction.
HENRY II. WILLIAMS.
N. D. Sick persons will be waited upon at their
dwellings.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
SHOE s. LEATHER
ITO p Z

CANAL DOVER. OHIO
FTsHE subscribers haying ecentyengaged il the Shoe
4 and Leather business, would merely say 10 tho peo.
ple o this county that they will pay cash for ann guam.
d of htss and skins delivered at their Store in Dover
atfle red sgu. two doors West of. Rickseckers Je "
elry store, Factory street, where wowi keep con.
stantly on hand Sole and Upper Leather together with
general assortment Of fnoings. Shoe makers & OH.
ers will do wei to give us csu for We are borad IA
give them good bargains on cash.
CanAI Dover, Oct q ls4l, 36E
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
HATTER Y.

lNHARLES WILSON. HALTER, second ST. Canal
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of 1uscarawas
County that he still continues to carry the Hating
business; 10 all It's various branches. His workman.
ship shall be Of the first quality hoping thereby to re-
ceive liberal share Of patronage.
N B, All kinds Of country produce, taken in ex-
Dhange for work. or outstanding debts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
CHEAPER PHlN EYE R!!!H
LqOk HsreW
ne SADDLEESY.
WILLIAM SHEAR,

FEyI EEs his sincere thanks to his customers and the pub
- the liberal patronage he has received, since no
has CONNIE ced busiaess He hopes by strict attention to hui
lness continuance and increase of patronage He
hulI continues to manufacture MEN and WOMEN'S SAD
DIES the fashions and of the best Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT.
iR NESS with every article in his line OF business requlr
cd in the country
He fates himself that that the execution OF his work VIII
he satisfactory to who may employ him. He will sell
onvery moderate erms for CASH and take Bark Hides Grain
and other trade at liberal prices in payment for work.
Shop removed to Mrs Cryder's building on Main street
a few door east of the post Office
New Philadelphia, April ], 1912. w ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
ROOT 4 SHO 4 STORE

Situated in The new building, on tho corner,
opposite the Village Hotel .NsW PhiladStr
phia, Ohio
MEAD GBNTSCE,
I'D EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens of New Philadelphia
AAat he carries the above Business in 9 its various bran
cnes aud keeps other than his own manufacture ne
can confidently recommend his work all who may avorm
with their custom.
Particular attention viii be given the manufacture Of Gen'
tleman's
FINE BOOTS.
as his work will be done by ohe Boomen in the csun
try ALSO-Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES (ofhis own
make constantly on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, Also,
GROC ERlES;
OF all kinds Strong Beer, Wne Cde Liquor By the quart
and gallon
CoNFECTIoNARIES.
such as Ice cream Lemonade, Gingerbread, Sugar cakes
Spanish Cakes poundcakes and Candies OF all descriptions
New Philadelphia, June g. 1872 Iy
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TER MS OF PURIcAT1oN.

TER MS OF PUB IcAT1ON.
TIE DEMocRAT will be published every Thursday evening
al 81 rs cts per annum, in advance Two DOLLARS paid
within six months 81 25, at the expiration of the year.
I5sNo paper will be discontinued, unless at the option
he publishers until all arrearages are paid n
Advertisements inserted at the folwing rates:
three u,,r,ci weeks for '''''''' Wv '' sl0O
Every subsequent insertion, rs
One square for year, 800
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Half column, 1000
one Column $500
Advertisements may be sent in through the Post Office lrcs
Of postage the part of the Advertiser
liberal deduction will be made to those who advertise by
he year. spt Fs
As we ineDd to adhere strictly TO the above terms trust
our subscribers will bear them in mind.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

A new novel, commenced by Miss G. NJ. sedgwick,
A neiv Novelette,, by Miss E. Leslie.
Fashionable Tales N. P. Willis. (bu:y,
Moral & instructive tales, by Mrs. Ientz, Mrs. En-
r. s. Arthur, Mrs. Hale and others.
Poetry, by Mrs. Sigourney. Mrs, Osgood,
and all the other coed writers ofth day.
Mrs. S. c. HALL, of London, contributes those de-
lshtiu Irish Tales that have made her name
ed in Great Britain.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
PRICE. for one copy one year $500
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Godey's Lady's Book and Lady's Musical Library,
which contains about thirty dollars worth of Music
year for dollars.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Peoples Library
one year, 5 dollars.
Godey's Lady's Book and Young Peoples
Book, dollars
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
Notice.
TAKE NOTICE.

quantity of superne Flour Just received and for sale by
KILGoR p & HULL.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
BOOK ENDING.

19OV&A IaA@NO&@N1a .,t.
Bigger and Mark respectfully inform the citizens
Tuscarav county, that they have opened Book
Bindery iit MASSlLLON, in connection with The
Book store, where they prepared TO execute all
kinds a Binding short notice. and on tie most l'o'
ersi terms.
Any person wishing Binding done. shall have Il
promptly attended to by leaving twith Kitchener and
Mathe,os New Philadelphia.
Dec. 80, !64l -lft
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
CON an G z NTS G z
FINE BOOTS.
OC e r E s ;

OF all kinds Strong Beer, Wme Cider Liquor By the quart
and gallon.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
ust p rinted andfOr sale At this efhse.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
Law Notice,

anal Dover. June 10, 1871,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

II Hon. ADAuW. SSYDER, late Member oi
Congress. aud later tue regular Loco-foc o oand.-
date for G ,yernor Of Illinois. died Of consumption
at h, re.idence, Belle,ilie, y. Clair Co. on ih'
li,h inst He cmigrated from Ponnsy wanna to
Iliuoi, in 1916, Young man without wealth ct
influence. and raised himself By solid worth sue
ce-sisely TO nearly every responsible station VIM
in the gift of the People He ran a. volunteer tor
Congre.. in 1886 against John Rcynold. (the Ire-
.eni Member) who was AZ cx-Governor' ten
Member, regularly nominated. universally acc uaiN-
ted. and decidedly the first deinago:ue IN Ilhnoi''
and beat HIM A. Mcmber. H. course vas 80
liberal and patriotic that he incurred the di'p'a'
.ure Of the party and was not renomina'ed ah''
though he might probably nave been elected a.
before. he declined running, let he should pu; IN
the Wing candidate. He wa last winter .eiectea
- the party candidate for Governor. and was
doulile.. their very strongest man. His death
make. a hreat in their ticket. which We under
stand will b. filled by promoting Rev. John Moore
Ca Campbelite Bap,i-, preacicr.) who j. iheiT
present candi late Tor Lieut.. Governor, and Ha'
much strength
We hear tia, the Mornons who were originally
Loco.Focos, bot who since thcir political breihfei,
in Missouri 20 purdcred, nans'ed and murdered
thcn have generally voted v big, will now 60 {"
uqsse Locc.Foco. If 50, We fear Illinois j. gone
ca.. flr ihi. year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

10 We learn from the National lntellise
TIA, Hon : l.. SCOTLAND, Senator IRON -''"
jersey AID President of the Senate. whose health
We are sorry - saw has been seriously affected '''
several week. past left Washington on "e'''''
day with part of hi. family. for FrederieN'ours'
under prescription by his medical attendants 'o'
the benefit Of change Of scene and air We trust
that he will experience all the advantage which HI
.;ord. bore from hi. removal from rhc hustle ant
excitement IT the metropolis.
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u. .ars,ion. We have not a word Of objection; but
If VT. mean tina, II ras. you contradict the most no
torious facts The question at is'rr - hat Is
the law We adduce iact. oui opponent arr '''
That they ought not 10 cNi-f.
Whether tic Landhoider- are or are not " III
ing 20 grant truly Poplar Constitution whether
the Appor;ionnent in the legal Constitution neU-
,ralized The Extension Of Suffrage, are questions
entirely foreign from tie fundamental one at issue.
We are .urc our friend j. misiniormed on both
points. aud also wrong in lis impression that any
considerable proportion OF the non-yoiers OF Rhode
Island have repeatedly peuuoaed tor a Consii'u-
,;on. Beside. if b. viii but examine the matter.
he will find that those portions Of Rhode Island
which he term, The ari.tocratic or pet townships.
have hitherto been esteemed the Democratic q;
while UIlg Providence. Warwick, &c. are ma
yicauy transformed into the Anti-Arlsi"cratic.
But t., til. pass. We need hardly say again that
we are opposed 10 the unequal representation or
rotten horough system which he assert. was
nrono.ed in Rhode Island but he must be well
aware that the same, with Freehold Suffrage
AID. what +. worse. double voting. exists in all ne
glory +, Virginia. the mother Of all Democracy.
and the largest Van Burcn STATE a; the lat Pre-i-
Dental Election. Suppose our friend de-i,i from
farther prosecution Of The War on the Government
Of Rhode Island. (for We happen to know him a.
one Of the S.amm Volun;oer-.) and Try hi- hand
with hi Loco-Foco friends who constitute so large
majority Of the Legislature Of Virginia, to IN
duce them to call a Convention and abolish the
Aristocratc provisions Of THAR Constitution. II
he will undertake it by legal and peaceful means
only. we will give him what little help We can
but We cannot say that the fundamental Ia" ct
the land Is 50 and 80 because We thus wish II. II
he i, arguing that the Rhode Island Charter Ii 80
bad that it ought to be overthrown by force If ne
ces.arv. we do not dispute with him We only try
70 mike him sec the radical difference between
Constitutional Amendment and the ultimate Right
sf Revolution existing in all communiiies We
stand up for both but we will not have them
umblcd together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
,,.,;I;c. Roarding Houses. Hotel. and

SECONDHAND NLo nav - using iarg" an uni ~
a. c.. rrsclers Pastry. 40 4 i hnd 10 o" ih' h
,stge IN csli attic Bakery Of the soh' 1'f' "h'f' 81"
m l,,,d h.. r,ri.i AMI ~ van'iN 81 me a'o'e h' -
a de cfy. a. such psc'' tie pre- Ok go" >''' ' '
IN -, F.ma.s ". Dc ,ipyied Hn
,i. i.... nj, 49,. b,,s.r ari aa o0'rrs pun'ila.y
r'a'ol'''. . ,..u BFNj p HOWL
''f f -, o.. Br,lissf, cor ODD ll'ra0f.t
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r Ncw.YorL WrckIy Tribune.-Thi, week.

pa er. which may be obtained al OUT counter dN' Que
II unusual interest Persons wishing TO send paper con
tanning ali the new, OF the and very large amount
OF Literary and Miscellaneous reading IN find the Week
IN Tribune the rapcr suit hen. II may BE- had IN wrap
per. ready for rsah.ng. Price q cents
CONTENTS
l.. CIRCASSIA-A very interesting article from the
Nav number OF Blackwoof.
If WESTMINSTER ABBEY-A beautiful sketch
from the same number OF Blackuood
Ill THEE ABE>IN TIE wOOD>-A thrilling aud
touching accousi OF The two Lost Children in
Nova scotia.
EXPERIMENTS IN PHRENo MAGNETISM
An e1raordnary case which occurred IN
Philadelphia
NTHE SLAVERY CT E>IioN-A continuation
OF this subject. being general History OF the
whole Question OF slavery in the United SIsles,
from the pen OF Judge Wilkinson OF Buffalo
VI ASSOCIATION ARTICLES
All p.yieu.auI Iitrrary articles ior tie week.
VII SKETCHES OF JAMES BUCHANAN and Of
LEVI wOoDBJ RY being arib'r sIances al
the senate.
IX..wA>HI>GToN RRESPONDENCE-Fron
tie Regular Reports. and from Private AMI
special Correspondents, containing the pro-
coed agso 10th branches q Congress and tie
Dong. Al Washington. &C
ED1ToRIALS.-1hel Law OF Organic Changes ~
Popular Governme ITS. IN winch the rbole CUES
ton Of the nigh, To and manner OF bringing
about a change !. laly DISCUSSED Til Tn
umph IN f~nD.y Nan!a. Ac &c.
NJ INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE from IL
nuo. non Pr ladeiphia and from Boston
Nil FOREIGN NEWS by the Acadia
MIL \ connected History Of The Struggle in Rbode
Island.
XIV Scene in tie Methods; Conference.
Nv Extracts from Foreign aad Don't SIC PsPefs-Ieul'
OF News. Gc.. 4c., &c.
XVI AGRICULTURE
XVII COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Review oftLe Ncw.Y0rs Markets-Caii,e Mar
bet. Ac. a..
XVIII Complete T., oi Az he good Banks ia tie United
state a nh their rate Of DISCOUNT ia New-lork
GREELEY McELRATH ~ AnE-suert.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY u, 1872.

~ For Boston Anniversaries, Notice
os Goodies AMI -Tractarian work, the Ham
ilton Papers &c. with the Celebration Oh
Fourer's Birth day in Paris &c see "''
Page.
~ For the last Edinburgh Review r
remarL. IN America and Americans. SET
Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
SANITY " ,DDfII MATTHEW " GREEN,
WILLIAM FOSTER PHILIPPE WHITE,
UF\KY WILSON JOHN " BENNETT,
WILLIAM H. BAKER SIMON PABOk md
Jr


Mr IIENRY YoUsG. Chairman of the Commute hpp"m,
ed draft resolutions Nprs'N" of the sens 81 Va, NC
ing offered following, which were unsniDon'y adnpHl
Rssoied That the friends OF our inertiufh h
situou hayin. In "a, bss Interests aud me aiNd'
r-u ol d, mos, "a hiu devoted and tired men. 'nd i''rd
Tire assumption 'LIfE LEh>E 10y he pfc.H % any
Other Chrf ENGINEER. offer The name OF fHtOfhi'h
d. koIiIfR u the members OF the Fnc Department 70,
candidate. Tor ne sulIage, 10 the place Of ~" si n
cumbent know NJ do Ibl he pat services during
period than n the various oapa'itts ni
Privsie, Foreman and Eng emineny rntiue hn p
the ,uppou OF h, bro Tier Firrp"D.
Res0ired That 10 the names OF the candidates Tor ASST
~. neeGs. recognize gentlemen OF inng ami if'
devotion the Fire Department., capable asd uur o ihr
prime pie, oi motto VIZ: EVERY TNG 10 Tht Wino"
AND ORrHAN Any THING TO rHE DkPaRrMsNr, 40 80
THING TO PONIES"
And Uheroas. In FREpERtCk ID. kofuER "" recognize
oir ot the oldest tred aud etcn ncuhci> q TIE
d. paument: Therefore,
Resoged That Viii u.e most strenuous eNeruon'
In .r, ling HIM to the Office oi Chef Engineer, feeling ~
his election viii ted 10 advance The hest Interests
% the Department
Resol-ed That Committee Of fiiy with power b IN
humbl be appointed 10 insure the success u
our ticket
ResDi .ed That adioun. to meet on Frbay evening
next, " s. .1ih, IT O'Clock. ar tlis pace
JOuN VI. BEN\FT, Chairman.
pFtF,g D.EROW, secretary. u ns<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

NEw-YoRK MUsEUM-Hul. going ahead. and no n .,ake,
vt exp~rm.uL Tie ar -rsi company Of Indians sv-r
.onreuaf-d draw crowded houses Their perform
,pr- i, al hs m..i Interesting character. The Lecture
Room crowded nightly To witness them and hear The beau
tlul songs nl NJ. En- liz and VI shaw AMI the cnU'c
on.> OF Nr Bruce ate Of the PARK Theatre Don't m.s
srong lhs e-k the lat week OF the Giant sni
lie Dwarf. Tomorrow there . % be afternoon per.
rmance commencing At three o'clock The experiments
in Mesrlersm lake place ever dav There seven y.
Alligator. splendid Electrical Battery, and thousand
thousand other curIosIilss % be Tor ) cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
Dr,b Cashmere Has.

,r,Dsrrl " IN hi. NV >lYIf ol >uh"'I ~ ~ y
-, u.iaat The scasoaable color : pi'sfi'e" " N''N
~,h ihe ueatues, which has given Ne b,~ 's'"i' ''
-., ,,or. Not beng eolored, The Drao tt''n'e"
,,c,,,,,y lisht without mpltiug ~ psoqcf dafa.
"'. D. - SPENCER. .i5 BroltRly.
o''N' lO one aIor bs.sa Moray e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

y Theodore Ciark's shonable Hat E.iabi -
n~rt. c"fner az Peal amt Cha;ham,tfe,t. wen
known Of than y yesrs' Standing, ns"is ="
wspaDer putting 10 recommend to pubic notice w
&. simply wi>he. say THAI be- now, hs IA. b"rn al a
umes. prepared with iu stock 81 the most mOiefn ~ -
and Lash Genepens Hats, and which he .determ. sd
tO ~ a, low can De- bought elsewhere In tb, city. ~
ue nutrl. combining H. Ltnes With elegance b. an
MI ais - and hi. imitation mole,h in al So IL ssD
has full assortment Of Boys Cloth other CAPS, VII eh
be- viii I'll al prices ~ the ilnIes lie viii sally aH'
let all call and examine hs Hat. and Cap, All price, b0fe
making their purchases. a. myl0 eodl la
j. GENrLEMES Obtain plra,ant furnished par
lon M bedrooms with board, at ij Blcadway m3 In
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Drab Cashmere Ha,,.-wATs0N IH

Chatham street AID GJ BoNcry. uuoiucr ~. arlce %
be customers az tie ssndaf- price II = g. H. c4ls the
attention Of the public .o s splendid article generally
superior 20 bose vending Erradgs 20 dollars
\. X. Al-o hand large asssrimen of L. ghon Ma.
milk and Panama Hat. Wholesale All RETAIL
m.x5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

Tys SroRFR DIVORCE CA'E.-it vii be i''".-
l,,tcd that Hon. Bellany Stsrer ct Oinci"Hau'
ate Member of Congress. several Years ago a.
,c,np,rd 70 sc, a divorce from his Wife cArSin-
,,poa her . violation of marital ri-nts. lh' proof
,dl,,cd no, bcin. Of a sufficiently >?rc'ar 'n"r'''
ter. the count refused the application. Mrs. SO
rer having now applied Tor divorce on compliant
If three wears wi.inl absence. IN" supreme Count
q, II. late .ittins in Cincinnati granted divorce
and slowed her ahrsouy - the amount OF about
three thousand dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

ale Ccap Ne very last "A ing soop-fgged pleasure boa
G-orge shaw. % ie-i keel ten tons hlr;.n bulf ex
Pree>-y lor speed and SAFETY, and may BE- u.,y co,er
one q The latest and saest boats IN NpwNofk wat. Al
ply a. >hs.s HOTEL corner @; Nassau All Jach.o.tre.,
Brooklyn. 90 my2g D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
p Tn, sailor, snug siurbor.-

, a.,n, or .,tr,en ". ch had bc'n len hy W. h'i.
leil for the benefit OF oil ash worn oai S1o' f''.''n
,u,e t,o or three hundred .o.sr, per Se'f y" ''"
sands IA. n,urr, VIII tell YOU thf eo''3 NA''
the sa.i0t, >au- llasboF oM e" u p'''e'"' w.
, en-. r ,,arl,n lave purchased a iaun on S.1,u I'l'
a., f,i il,r,,. Al ,frs. cost noble pie o hai'H.'
nd. home an. hospital tor o1 sailors '1i have 'f' 49,
,.,,,l income ct nearly $4,000 pr amman. VII .''.
,se ionie AZ ic~ yta:,. Cheap au's on our '''" a."
.i.il a fair article ior tradetse croa"'' 10 ue ''''n'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

\ LOVER DfsAproNTfp.-Itef tt'Dur' "''i'
icle .,a,e, that n Young lady Of Allegheny cry vas
TO have been married to a y'ang man 'i Ms
burg ON SATURDAY nigh, last, with the app'oba''on
Of her parents, but when the hour drew n'se'
10 .kcd IN her bridal robes Size lct her father
house in orderi possible to avoid the reins ct the
,ilscn knot. which in this wa 10 bind az ca,
ne unwilling heart. and proceeded 20 the n'''-
dencc of friend. where she not yo'.s s'"iie-
man who had long been cnamorct ot her ana III
few minutes matters were arranged between
A,cm. aud a clergyman wa, seat for, and without
further delay they wcr made man and wiie