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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

ON THE CURE OF sTRICTURE-It is most unforu
So s nS &c s s
long ss ' s
nay and often doe, exist for month"; and even without
Ia e s':
%s I sys I'D @ sn sss
structure may be known least strongly suspected and
though these there are two which are ve com
here. Tim.
known tst st1ielares arise long continued badly
kreaed Oouorrhda NOy whene,er III. disease continues
Saased nosrums Of he dag taken. there just and pro-
PsT Sp ass SS.tS, tn. .re.rr.
the 5ini and ssa, Thu fact that may :: tho
land every d.yl 10 which the patient did
not 81 81 s a:i 81 fs
lhe, however, is clearly shown Y las "P,:..
.s sS s 7ss' s s'SS @ n: F or o.
k%LFH iTsTy he
Ss and ..p aGsS 's I Sssst he Of
gbQu expense the least PAIN explain and assure hin whe
ally has structure, not all the medicine in the world alone
will ever cure IT.. n23 I'm
THE PRIVATE TKEAEI5E.-This 10 a little volume Of
certain disease. in which The best and most eonyeniep
% he are r a 50
nue from month to l uncured and terminate lens
Ms little booi Without seeing al once their true real
and also the ss and danger Of trusting them to ignorant
With view however obtain rational degree OF eon
jeace in what he has advanced the diseases
author thinks here give simple statement o. ING
and opportunities he km.s has had Of n' Inc
clear OPINIONS this subject lie therefore begs 70
besides his graduate OF Edinburgh and member s
Lodon College. SC he hes been watching ess
In Hospital and city practice than uirty Je
has publshed edtioxs Of work etpre, on MOTT Eminent
that has etters commentator from me most
in Europe the eminent 10 hme Or
A.tisy Cooper 10 Dr. Mott Of New lora sno ~, @ 81
And further that the privilege Of rsrsrng TO almost
oy s,cisn this city These are circum
,sus.s which afford the highest satisfaction to every
peciay those who are ANXIOUS 10 oba ths pest aocs-
m IN . consulted residcnce,s 80 0reenw street
and mas distinct and separate apartments for
who have to wait little. Conmunicatics By post faith
fully replied to m25lm'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

Fpou rur ocxy MOUNTAINS -DIsrREss OF The
rr,,rr,sFoukrEEv FEET OF Snow ON THE
MouSTAISs Captain sellers, Of the Caspian, ar
rived last night about eleven o'clock, tive days
from 81. Lonis rcpor.s that eight hunters. two
from four companies, had Just come from the
Rocky Mountains for provisions They stated that
here was fourteen feet Of snow on the mountains,
aud that the hunters were out OF Provisions, ana
likely to perish. The SHOWS had been frcmendon<
during the whole winter The Missouri, when the
SHOWS melt, will pour down flood never before
witnessed = Fort Pickering (Ten.) american Ia
gle, March Is,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

TRADERS KrLLED-The Burlington Uowa) Ca
zette of March 10, reports the murder OF TIVE In
dian traders, and the wounding Of third: by
party of Sioux Indians. These men, named Jones,
Rabbit and Buikhalter, left Burlington in the Fall
to trade with the Sacs and Foxes for peltries and
furs; and the report is that they were fired on by
the Sioux, Jones and Rabbit being killed ON the
spot, and Burkhalter wounded. Particulars Of
place, time and cause are entirely wanting. The
same paper says that the principal chiefs OF the
Sacs and Foxes have applied for leave to visit
Washington, there to negotiate treaty Tor the
sale of the country now owned by them, or part
of il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

T,x,s-A letter from Col. Jackson,
- Calveston. states that arms and munition OF
every description are greatly needed throughout
The entire country. eve are sadly in want Of
light or hying artillery, horseman's pistols and
nen;nmests for cavalry, blankets, knapsacks, car
,r,dqe boxes, tents and'other camp equipage, mus
k,ts and bayonets, Spanish saddle trees, Hnts,
bowie knives canteens Is, 81 and 81 ID shot (can-
mister and grape,) powder aud L. cd, cutlasses and
boarding pixies. and in fact many more necessaries
which need hardly be enumerated. or the usual
hos rital stores, we also, believe, wofuy de-
Gcit Mt "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
= Ists physie .arly,-meeiein. come: too late,

RECOMMENDED by the Fseuity-YANCE'S ANTI
N BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PlLLs-By Iona
sfence these pills have beeu proved by thousands TO be
,, hes, and saf,si Family hh,rto discovered Al
seasops OF the year they will be found valuable al,
no wish 20 secure themselves again schn They are
i've safe for ehdrsn Tor any Rod Of life end require
ira mseuen 20 Diet o. 10 cicthag bilious aud liver
psln aysreJsa o. indigestion diseases sick
ache Asd Ia fact all diseases impure state Of
rnt poou or dsordered state OF the stomach bowels
speedily removed by taking them They prevent scvy
h,ene- 900 ~ seafarng shou
Two three doses will convince patient of th.r ain
tsry effects for The stomach will readily reganits strength
hsshy ,i1s q hs liver and bowel. viii specially place
tain result Thsir virtues fact NAV be snm,n.
medicine which gthens N. feeble aud sodt, H.,
males q all f sken according TO the drecons) who
wish 10 he secure FRI On sickness. ~ -
Price rs and 50 cens per Dor.
For ssle whoes, le and re- ALL By VIM Watson Apothe
Water Nowi ~ Bewery Basrovs, druggist, Fulton
81, brsokJyh nal I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

SOUTHERN RAcEs-Tbe four mile purse over the
Mctsirie course was won BY Miss Foote. beating
Earl of Musgrave, Hannah Harris, and Luda, in
two heats, Of 02 and 35. Miss Foote was the
fayorite against the fsld, and won easy. These
two fine racers have been sold by Mr. Greer, OF
Kentucky, to Mr. Duplantier Of Louisiana, , for
50 100 S4 100 for George Martin, and s'ooo ior
Creath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

ARMY lsTELLIcESoE.-A Medical Board has
been ordered to convene in Philadelphia on the 2d
Of May next, for the examination OF Assistant sur
gcons for promotion and Of candidates for appoint
ment in the Medical Staff Of the Aruuy. The Board
is composed Of Surgeon T. q. Mower, President
Surgeon II. A. Stinneckc, Assistant Surgeon - M
CuyIer, Members.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Court Of Co,nmon pleos

APRn 4-Ma,thew Tostcrir Lzicrence Dlfour-
This was action Of SANDER for accusing the plaintiff
OF 'nen ne,e vas no Jas'ihc a,ion attempted rxcep'
PENDANT dsavowed any wish 10 njure the plaintiffs cha
racter. and acknowledged that the charge false
The Jury, however after being absent for short time,
brought in verdict OF $50 for plaintiff
For the plaintiff y. B Blunt, and B. ). Brooks, Esqs
For the defendant James r Brady and j. NJ Ely, Esqrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
Court OF Oyer and Termincr

Before Judge Kent and Alderman Jones and BradhUrss
ArRIL I'm the case OF VIM d. Stone, and Francis &
Hail. Indicted for libel the associate Judges Of the
last term Of this Court and VIM Paxson Hseit ESQ.,
Clerk OF the Supreme Cour) Mr.. David Graham moved
for posponement Of the trial He wished delay, he
said of his associate in the inds
posed and Of engagements, as respected himself
Their Court. Judge Kent stated that the trial be
proceeded in now, ii could net come o this term
The Kings County Oyer and Terminer commenced
Monday The District Attorney stated that the gentle
observed the other day that they would ready
now, and he had made arrangements accordingly. The
Supreme Count convened here in May, and he had i'm,
I'ortant business connected with it. Further remark
was made by Mr. Graham, when the trial postponed
to next ter
In the case CT Charles King, Of the American also in
dcted for libel Mr. Blunt made similar motion. After
conversation on the subject it also postponed.
Mr.. GRAHAM ished that the trial the indictment
az .inst Wm Townsend and james Brooks, might also
be deferred
Mr.. WHITING said he would ask the gentlemen to take
notice that he prepared for trial. and they must
be offended IL he did lot hurry himself hereafter Both
trials were then postponed for the term.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY observed that the case of Mr.
Bennett, of the Herald also down for trial and it
might we'll 60 off with the rest. II SO ordered
The Court then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
United states District Court

Arm 7.-seversl petitions passed to decree Alex
Cochran per med to amend. Objections hsd been
made the petition Of George Livermore, bu. pur
sued II passed 10 decree, the creditors fling but
pursuing ohjections,t 70 pay costs Argument was pre-
scented several interesting points, after which the
oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

HEALTHY PLAcE.--Thc number OF deaths IN
Natchitoches, La, the last year, out OF pop"a'
ton Of two thousand, were only SIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

Corer ron THE CONNECTION or ERRoRs, APrh
8 "A motion TO dismiss an apps al, by NJ HUI ~
ESQ, wss postponed until Saturday next 70 ""''"
day the court stands adjourned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

pOGERs PATENT METALLIC ELASTIC BOOT
lie that he has commenced TO manufacture and sell boots
with valuable invention, which only needs to be known
TO be univ ersaliy adopted.
The following OF many advantages it possesses
is,-The esiicy addsto the durability Of the boot
third -,
The climbing noise OF the heels 10 obvated
3d-I boots Gom running down at the side or
back. . =, .
Itn-Is elasticity enables to walk with much less IA
tgue the heel gyi g natural spring at each step. .
5h-t does and carpets like the iron or nailed
heels In order TO brog this improveme within the reach
the rber has concluded TO put them at the same
prices Of the common heels.
Boots Of quality and description, wholesale and re-
tail, at the old stand. >, .,,,
Cititham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

The Ysz,o river was higher ON the 25th, than IL
has been since the overflow in ls32, and was still
rising Many of the cotton warehouses were stand
ing in the water, aud steamboats, ard houses side
by SIDE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

GeEAr FrRE At BABYLON, l.. I've learn from
the Jsmaica Farmer, the pine woods at Babylon
took fire from the passing locomotive of the Long
Island Railroad Company, on Thursday afternoon
asst, and spread to the destruction of timber and
three barns Total loss estimated about 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

Major John Fen,on, a soldier Of the Revoiu,ion'
and one of Gen. Washinetons life guards' died re,
Gently in Clark county, Miss. He was nearly ioV
years old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

C,S,pA-The Official Gazette contains a pro-
c,smstion further proro guing the Provincial Par
Lament 10 the IIth May, but not then Tor the des
pat ch Of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
30 ODD YEARS

Of EXPERIENCE in the scientific prs ctee Of curing
" Diseases have enabled Dr. LAUREL, Of No. 1903 Ca
nal eradicate those diseases question, whe
old, or lnveerae, IN less than hall the time employed
by doctors, who poison their patients with
curry, cauivy, nre, cubebs, &c
NB-strangers apprised that DR. L. regular phys
clap med cal faculty OF Paris also graduated in the
Sfafrs as can be moved BY his diplomas m2t I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
PRIVATE CURE.

PRIVATE CURE.
DocToR JoRDAN,s sPE Z. Hon .oURsr No iaFo,
the complete eradication aud permanent cure Of vsu,real
without n or ISis Of ss
medicine wash and req s,te either for internal
IS sasranteeJ if used directed Each package also con
sirs Dr. JOraans se, called the MONT WHERE
~ Spoms and treatment secret
which added much valuable Information useful hints and
s The price Of Monitor y on. o'r
post paid S its Iee No. and
dents country, being complete compact,
n a be oa sls at p
So Marion second door below Pce second block
q Broadway Marion street Is direct continuation Of
pRENUM RAZOR srROf-First Pr smiuIn was s,v ard
cd By The American los.i,ut the late IS well as each
best Razor s,rop The Mstsiic Tablet, invented by g.
and c,rGcs,ed by the first gentlemen ofihe country. pro
duces thin epd smooth edge with certainty
Without IN. use Of oil or waer@whch any ppses
BY bringing da, ranora having IL pot order Of
The 1shlets 1853 brod mI2 Inn
ELORIDA fUNDs-UnIOn BANK ana southern Trust,
bought at ~ sIsTARE's.
United States Bank notes. Illinois do Mchig an Indiana
Illinois Scrip. iught sud SOLD. mig
Off; tenders
consignment, atrery low Ir'e.s ~ vp,,,rr
nsim. a Broad street
MEDICAL CARD-pR, Coorra, 10. y Duane st,
NJ Chatham st still affords rtiei % the afflicted Of beth sen
M the wsrst essss Of deieats diseases m.rem affection
nd z, SSo ypsGs Se % e ,n wears "a this p9
euar bch Of the profession. gasrnts. saf speedy and
cured ~ lew asys shoa, The ass Of mercury any other
tasgsrous medlnens No nefI ;paien from euiss or se
a.,a5s ssafdsacs Of being eSeetuiy cured fsrns
a~sia Duanss.. m,im-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
go % a.

EREIGHTs FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH,
FTom philadelphia, ria
THE PHIL ADELPHIA. WlLMiNGJON AND BALI
A' MORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Freghis for the West ard south VA, be iorwadea oiy
Mercksnis are respectfully informed that all goods
.;gn,J 10 The company will be forwarded wi tn the utmost
disrstch to any poi6t west or south IN -.
Freight reaches Baltimore the same dry leaves ria
deiphis. - -, r..
daily AZ halfpast SIX O'Clock AM by steamboat ROBERT
NORRIS. 49, So. A.. -,
,r.yios 10 the dspaI the tins for the southwest
w. l.. ASHMEAD, A gent
rh;laJeiphia. March 9, Is42 mlslm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
L HARDWARE & CUTLERT I, Received per late arrivals
from Birm ngham and Shefied Tge ther with general as
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders Cabinet
Makers &C.. solicited to animation Of his stock and
prices confident they will ind to their ntsst TO
favor hlm with call. ALFRED +. LAGRAVE,
40 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS and
Coopers Glue Alsoa complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools James Screws, sc. ma SIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

rV He TRUE RICHES OF LIFE IS HEALTH-The
only genuine Tayor's Balsam Of Liverwort from the
sell p,opr at 24i Spng sreeh1 never bern known to
the alarming symptoms oil Consumption
and Liver Complaint We hav. certificates from hundreds Of
os certifying to the surprising relief
they have using the article from 24l Spring street
Owing the assertions Of counterf.iters, the following
sworn f.cts pnbshed- :,
City Of Brooklyn, Kings Coysy s-E Townsend being
duly avs ON that he personally acquainted
with IN. proprietor Dr. ayo Balsam OF Lverwort aud
does cert ~ from his knowle ge that the only person
nov living this medicine at 375 Bowery and
il the sole proprietor resides and ransaets business 2
Spripg street. the genuine Ba sam Of LII
v,rwort at place. fro the only orgns, rseip IN ,ys
tense. .. e. ~" NSEND'
sworn before me this 18th Jan l6l2,
s"o" '''' S. ALPHEUs SMITH, Com. Of Deeds.
Ic,rfv from my own personal knowledge that the above
s'"'e"' " s. ALPHEUS SMITH.
Eexare of Countereit az the great question Of life
epe nd upon having the genuine medicine made
only IN this city at 24i Spring street, -. ,
A,ens-Redding Boston, 81 Main street and
70 Fulton street. Brooklyn; I6 and 2is Broad street, New
ark -
Prce-Larg. bottles sa next size 81, and smaller ze SO
ccuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
GRE AM---CREAM---CREAM

Still the Cities widely term
With praise of RIMS Verbena Cream
The finest Shlvirg Goa pound known,
Experience has clearly shown.
IT'S so sk,i'uly prepared
To soften cen the ghest heard,
That dull razor's edge bsstows
A k.cnncss that the shdrpest knows.
'rn pure, and pleasant, choice and cheap
Will IN every climate keep
Makes il a pie asing task 10 shave,
And will both time and trouble save
Prepared sold by G. H. RING So Fulton streets Bae-
ett.st4 Broadway, and l59 bro ,dwAv. rn2l In,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
NEW YORK FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 8 1912

DR LAUREL, 1851 CANAL STREET. near CHURCH.
~ Now well known IN this city Tor very many great
and he has formed in all eaes Of deli
cate disease after all other remedies have failed s
mode OF treatment too we'll known to require commenda
uon hvlg been in the practice for 20 IA the rst hos
Of France and ten this city removing all pcu
liar diseases with aud despatch snd without the and
either of Mercury Bssa. Pcrsons ,cted with protrsc
ted and d. poabie need Of complete
very by applying TO Docsr Laurel who offers TO hs patrons
At home rnti . p. NJ. and charge moderate ms tim.
lANDRUFF OF hair caused ,by a angui0 o
- sucied circulation the ANAL blood vessels which sup
dly the scalp and hair with mcn of
WHICH the perspraton becomes thick aud clammv and dries
the surface orRins crust called dandrn winch clogs
OF the hair prevents from receiving sufficient norhm en to
retain vitality The hair then harsh aud
cha color and falls OF his nealthy affection
speedily and efecuay cured by Jayne's Hair Tonic which
the danduH and produces and healthy growth Of hair
to supply the loss Of the od and badness prevented
moved where il already exists .
The following eerfc ate is selected which sufficiently
Messrs A. b. Sands:G ntlemen As act of justice to
you ans Dr. Jayne send this certificate TO inform OF
the aiuble benefit wife has received from lhe Of
DR. yyne's Hair Tonic She lost her entire head
Of hair but her eyebrows aso aud after trying various
other remedies, with benefit she used DR.. Jaynes Hair
Tonic. shs used two bottles before we could discover
the hair had started: and commencing with the third i
started to finely and few weeks her head aud
eyebrows covered with third gre With OF fire black hair
better than she had LOST tank entirely produced BY
the OF the Tonic and would commend II u all VINO need
similar emedy.
Truly yours. JOHN N. JACKSON.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne % South street Price
ST. Sod whole tale and ret. BIZ A b Sd SANDS, drug
g,pts 70 Fulton corner OF I'D street. spd 100 fulton street
OF Chamber street, David Sands 4 Co., No. III East
Broadway. ml2i~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

NEW BRUNSWICK IND NETV YORK.
TINE NEW JERSEY Railroad and TRANSPORTATION Com.
i rany have established o Freight Line between New
Rrunswck New York, which they intend TO peima-
uerily. a. ~, q.
r.red) and the Of Liberty street New York. PM
country dealers chants the above line very
srbe for speedy and cheap conveyance Of merchandise
sysrv particularly Druvers ard
Dealers in Live Stock Who have $50 bead of cattle
New Brunswick aud New orb, The day
The rates Tor In. trr sporon OF cattle, hs,es mules
sheep hogs and alt other kind Of merch aAdise very
low never exceed ng st,aN tprces. .
Merchandise by this lie snot subjected TO extra
change IN crossing III. N 1rth River -
Ise Company have e. up large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
Be- oper for the reception Of merehsndise.
Passenger tchssng thtr tickets at the ticket Offices,
will receive ferry tickets gratis. mia 3m'
NOTiCE-On aud April lst is42, the
IN fare the o. the New Jersey Railroad and Trans
cortation Corp any, between New and the
places line Of the railroad has been reduced nclud
ng ierryl to SIS per aanam and $50 for sin months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

CSUGAR SECT, lTe.auin tut ttesh
y bic and flow SEEDS Eigisn gras for wn 80 600
green plants dsz tiger flowers, tube
and tres shrubbery Of all kinds
nv birds gold fish and globes wholesale and retail the
Broadway AMI their nursery corner Of s Avenue aud
Iisth street Harlem. mas I'm"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

DOYs' CLOIHI Ii-IHlLDKkN', LLVl hlNG-A
GEO a. HoYr CO, No. = Bowery, would respectful,
again been making extensive preparations the spring aud
SKINNER trade and have md amsch larger
of boys and chiden clothing than they have before
had The public invited aud examine their DIS
wi particular reference to quality and price Terms cash.
AL M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

CALF RHEUM, RING WORM TETrER, BARBER'S
- ITCH AND SCABlEE -RAYEk'5 LOTION AND
sYRUPs the only remedy which certain to the above
complaints hsmlefs but certain t
he Lotion healing quickly and the Syrup purify speedily
Price 81
The TRUTH WILL PREVAILED Goodwill. Deter
and Pills f, TO recent OF
are free from mercury Pries 50 cent. each;
II eeves five minutes siter application 70 the reIvso the
TOOTH and proven decay the tooth is filled mme
Price SO ceuts.
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS-From NJ B ndeocqus
Of France-cTtan safe aad speed III the of all
where has become DISTRACTED. They few
days. Price 10 cents package.
GlLBERT'S AMI BILIOUS FAMILY PlLLs-For
the rel ef of all comp produced by cosve haos sch
hsaaache heartburn stomach dzxness, and lsss
app they have been uied with than pill
beios offered to The pnbc Price Q, cents per box
Sold wholesale and retail by h. M GClON; l27 Bowery
c. rper OF Grand street. m23 Inn
CNOM 0Volbs fresh Garden Seeds all
choicest spe and varieties, for sale quantities
suit pur hase at Brdgenans permanent stabisn%en
As san" containing the esus Of his % years practice in
New York As this has been honored by the ard Of
aGod Medal, from the American Insu,ue which inst'tu
aso aed Tor
Of pro ucts further mt Is deemed unnecessary
rnQI Inv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08

TEANSALLlo UAN EofABLlSH MENI, iOundtd m
is3s n 400 Waer street. doors above Catherine mark
the only alishment OF the hid in the untd States con-
t,nnes 70 sppy the Navy. the American hursisn Ind Span
,sb " ar sra~er.he supplied all the Race Beats and Club
Boa Tor the yers-and has now the largest sssort
n. 5. The Br ch Oar sts,, on the North River side
the Of one VIII sell enough cheaper to those
who core from tn, North River sd- to pay them " tnei
tobh Race Boats Cub Beats Cara AID SOULS so'd SO
-, i q. ~. an la.t m
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27

sense; and whsrea', a prosecution iS i'm
pending against a member Of this House,
10 recover Oi him penalty for having put
his name upon Legislative document
winch he sent to constituent; ;and where
as he establishment of such principle
would be derOgalOry 10 the character OF
the Government, and only worthy the
lnquisiIiOn in its paluiest days. There's
fore,
RESOLVED lby the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, That the President OF
the United States be, and he is hereby
requested, to dismiss from The public ser.
vice, all officers at whose instance, or by
whose agency, such a ridiculous and per-
nlcious construction has been put upon
the Post Office laws.
Resolved, That our Senators in Con.
gress be instructed, ana our Representa-
tlVes requested, to exert themselves 10
procure such modification of existing
laws, as shall extend to the members Of
the State Legislatures the franking privi>
lege, during the period of the actual ses.
sions OF the respective legislatures Of
which they are members.
RESOLVED, That the Governor be d.
rected to forward a copy of these reso.
lutions and preamble TO the Pres dent Of
the United States, TO each Senator inCon.
gresS, to theRepresentatives in Congress
from this State, and to the Governor Of
each state in the Union, except Rhode
Island.
Laid on the table to be printed.
Mr.. McNulty presented the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That a select committee
be appointed, to inquire INTO the expedi-
ency of removal of the seat OF Govern
ment of the State ofOhio, with leave 10
report by bill or otherwise. Laid on the
table.