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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-18

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hey S i sa
oT!GLGIhs subs eIl6er edueng h. large assorm.s.
to parsSs:s Il n. %s s.s es we E
isissrl s1ssi s l4s, . s
Patent leather. r siCin bows, lamps knobs.
s: ' s.:s s:si buckets. SsoSsts ; ssG5aMERs
~ 1aw Am 100 Water street.
y AF;P e. Hss Y S,.; until h T.. day
plank for the foundations Of the Dry &,
po Sf SaS Feet sn be hss C sS
average at Is;s. T. inches in diameter feet from the butt
$4,000 nes feet white pine timber square for ocr ii.
$1,000 nea feet white pine do foot by foot inches squar.
al board of inch white pine plank for foo.
$500 feet board Of inch yellow pine pa.a for sheet
An The above timber and plank to be of perfectly and
spruce piles be straight be procured and in
.not.o be sawed straight and edged the dimtnsos.
Err 'st: = ar5 TIE ,s%:;s
Il.
The White pine plank to be entirely f from Isrs. hoOt.
rage mot lees than q feet and in widths from 10 Is
The yellow pine plank straight square edged suit
u ne e Of y and
All the above timber plank devarek on such wharf
wharfs within the Navy Yard he the
Engineer OF the Dry Dock subject to the appro-
val OF such person as he may select.
HE PILE. to be delivered such quantities and at such tines
between the LIST day OF July aud the 1871 day October e
may DC REQUIRED by the Navy AGENT giving not less than
The White pine timber delivered between the lat dav
Of september and 3lst day Of De ober, aud
ne wne and elbow plank between the Octobsr
The pr 'posas VIII state the price per stick for the res
per cuoc or the white Der foot boad
measure, Tor the sand pin. plank.
The rlchi IL reserved to less than whole uuanttv
received Tor any portion Of either kind. ~ was w
Proposals 70 be endorsed Proposals for Timber for Drv
Dock, Brooklyn" ~
N. Agents Office. New York, Ia ID 1870
ROBERTO. WETMORE Navy Agent
ERUIT, LORDlALS, &c.--C OU1AN < FTLLTVIIyYTt
81 William street. have received per late arrivals and r.
- for sae-
Apreots, Preserved in the juice. without sugar or
Nnabelhsi brandy. ia boxes OF II bottles.
Cherries u brandy, Cuuacoa, Marasg uino Anisee Daus
AL. &c Brandy Kirsehs: and assorted LIQUORS
Vases and Jewey French letter aud note Paper plain and
Constantly hand large assortment Of rain whites ID
glt Porcelaine. - d2o 2w r
TOR SALE, exchange, to rept-Land in Lycominx
county Penna. title good-Also lots in Bergen county
N j. half mile from Ntwark-Also lieut. Farm in EE.
zabetown. j.. consisting barn. good ater
only $40 hours ride New York For partculars
appyto HENRY SMITHS Nassau ct. Ji5Im.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-18

NfKy NJ. Y. GAKDNFK'S md IN HALSA VI Of n
WI wort and Hosrhound has gained reputation the
coughs CO de, and all diseases the Lungs whoopng
cough, phsc throat liver complaints. &c. Il has
in Boston for past years, and
he best preparation 70, the ughs introduced
the Anne public II edcn for evidence Of
WmF Hsnden Of tn. Boston. New York and Philadsphs
Express. Also Amos Webster, Thomas H. kins Hor-
David Waterbury, and Mrs w. How d See pscss a
esdence the directions For sale in Boston by M Brown
Bl Washington street.
sQd in New York at wholesale and retail by A. B.
BANDS Jdruggs' 70 and leo Fulton street David Sas
20 IT East Broadway Abem b. Sands Co s73 nrosd-
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~ utbs A ism rrrrt. tNLI.s
IN uaur mary efficacy OF THE CHINESE MIXTtJEF N
usy ring he most severe OF this
dseas. uIarsltl,d II H. trsly deserving the ssro,s N.Y.
urt ~ he slhctd Tor s applications as universally at
cy, the following s annexed Others equally sstssciory
be examined At he Store OF MARTIN !. FrRsT. M,
PROPRIETOR 10 B9wey New York. the OILY place the city
Hayns been tailed upon by Mr. Martin Fnrs 20 exprrss
ay opnon "a relation to the eheieny Of his remedy Tor
rheumatism chsetulr comply by stsg that having used
10 not hesitate 10 declare that IL the very bet external
pic for that psnfa aud ystous disease hat has
under my tce 1woud -so stat, that Mr. Furss
remedy has beeu uses with complete persons OF
ntsace, end indeed no instance have krown
fail. JUDGE JAMES v. SHEYs.
ls5 TweNh street.
New York De-. lie, lsil. d9o i'm
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DISEASE OF THE EYE.

n, may ertuy mat have witnessed performed
tne lna SOM ~ y standing BY Dr. FRA MIS- Ne.
oerelV sr' WV YORK aud believe hs p,eptrailon for
sesss of the bye the creates, ,hs, % ~
of ce TO the aMc.d I'D have much VI, sur, In rcomm
ing HIM safe aud skilfu Ocul,st " '''"''"
Joseph ANDRBE, Roman Cstholie Priest
L. p. 4 L,,.-A
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THE GREAT FIRE OF 1885. ard general a.s,rOe,oa Of
eschs papers and money sat produeed the great and a.
Ssee discovery Of e IMPOSITION which i conductor Of
srtsd BY T. Wilder Since that time many tests have been
made IN furnaces burning dpgs and instance
have they failed to protect the contents.
The public positively assured that Safe made
BY Wer and sold by the subscriber vii be equ 10 that
have been tested. ~
general ASSORTMENT on hand made TO order) and for
sILAs C. HERRING, ssIe Agent,
l22w No lss Water street
IMPORTANT TO GEMALES.-The is a large chss of
females In this city, who M their continued citing,
which their occupations obge them affected th
mesa which gives to paation the heart the least
exeron sense OF besvness extending The whole head
tolerance OF lsbt and sound nab fixing the attention
to mental operations rumbling Of the bowels sometimes
asnse Of suocaon especially after when any
used sgoiog stairs temper tickle these
Maich yield at to doses Of the Brapdreth Pills
The occasional use OF this medicine would deal
pc and years Of suffering One three of the
Pills just before dinner oen found highly bene
on ana a:s. Digestion retoe The bowels cond
pSTy n: asod and promote general fesg Of health and
cents per boz, with full directions. =
Dr Bandreh retail office, are 1855 Hudson street ne Ca
nal; 27s Bowery and l75 Second street
e0ssletters. iissi.
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Emit rANCEs To =. Of england Irei4ou ana scot
~ land OF I5 fio ELS, Eio able
al SIGHT For iale at $. j. SYLVESrER'S,
ls - Wall IT. and 1870 Broadway.
RtMSHlRE BOAR FOR SALE.-FW sale cheap, a
choice thorough bred Berkshire Boar Can be the
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staten ent show the inv Of the capital stock
nv be for the inspection Of wishing 20 do bu
the Company.
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NOTICE 10 BUiEKN Or
: a BI y Eft + L NTTIJRE

ME subsefiher would 'ite The attention Of those wish
g purchase arcies the above 10 his
Establishments where = to Ne found rich assortment Of Rose
aud ,Ogrny Furniture OF -r,uch other lseru.
of which b.. found Ella where entirely
original Alec has5some rich gt Gornccs for windows
Poles and Rings together with MASKS q 4lloons Ta
sis every article attached t. curtains which wll be
made ~ the Latest style frlm patterns lately received
u. far'icuiar sttenttap pal the tag up Otto
Fire screens and other fancy articles with ,mbrod
cred t'rtsuy. WASHINGTON MEEKs,
nos 30 H~snts-
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dI.Jn sl' Brnsdv'v. WV 10 H~sni \
RlbLS Or EAt hANGe all psts OF Engi -ra, ireland
~ and Scotland, 10 Of IS, e.. s. fg0. 10 aay
amount iof sale collections all parts the Uted Slater
made Al TIE best market IAtes, by
81. SYLVESTER
ole "a Wall At. and $50 Broadway
COMMISSION PAfsh WAREH JUst-Ths 81
scpers Keep constantly hand offer Tor sale in lott
SUN pugches-s writing feivrs " all kinds Also ROBIN
son'i Blank Book tapers, OF all kiuds.
Printing Papers Of ali qualities and on hanS ar mad. IN
order At short notice. " 1890
Ih9y also keep on hand large Of Wires Felt
loas Blue Smas teaching Powder and soda Asb for r,,
VT Ps.RSsE BROOKS 81 Liberty At
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DARGAINBy order OF the Surross Queens county,
Dhe SUBSCRIBE will sell at auct the the
18th d Of February next ~ o'clock, the desi
tabe Farm, Containing less situa
ted midway Flu hing and Jamaica fronting the
road btween the places bounded by the farms Of
Henry Roe aud g. org. Vandever fsa occupied by c. Den
For particulars Long Island norrst Que halt the
bond and mortgage at low interest.
Enquire Of JNO. .. SUNMERS,
istav toElis Executor. 100 Water et
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y OCT o R r FL. I.

BELL devotes his personal attention ldsiy until
Alsurng under proraced cases ated
" treated by fenced thosss
boring under the destructive effects Of
trui and all who suspect the remains Of in Tie
ysten consult DR. b. always with Of
Persons contemplating marriage who have bees the
ects Of delicate diseases consult Or Bell with honsks
Assistance, have his prompt attention
eyposssto suspicion and 10 known to be safe and
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

led by committee Of the inhabitauts Of tho
town, inlo hs condition Of 003 families con =
slsllng ol 800 pc srsons, and it was found that
their net earnings per week amounted to GS29
los. 3D., which, with deductions for rent; left
E3lO for food, fire clothing, etc., making au
average Of from L. 81. to Is 2I-2j. per head
per week. The number ol families out of ,003
having beds we're $50, and amongst all these
were und ,55,3 rugs. and 466 blankets;
425 persons were sleeping oa the floors, 609
families bad no change Of linen, and 5ll faml>
hes were accustomed 10 pawnOg. Among
the 5,305 persons visited, there were many
whose earnings did not exceed lid. per head
weekly. Examiner.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

DEFALcATIoN ON A LARGE SCALE. .--Y Yestet-
day the President of the Ocean Insurance
Company made known TO the police authorities
thai the Secretary uflhat company, Mr.. James
s. ScbermerhorD, was delauller to the a.
mount of upwards of $3.50. 600, monies due
that concern, and which he had obtained al va
rions times, by false Issues Of stock, false en-.
tries in The Bank book, &c., and which amount
he had appropriated 10 his own use. Officer
McGralh at once arrested him, and he was
fully committed. 1t appears, by confession,
that that sink of lniquity and vile hole, Wall
street, has led Mr.. Schermerhorn into the
gulpb in which he is plunged. He mixed with
the gamblers Of the day that infesl that resort
for Spectators, and all Others Of vile propen-
sites, embarked in their trade. lost money,
and, as a resort TO keep himself above water,
committed the lorgeries, and made the false
entries. So much for The Wall street system.
... .. New Era.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
NEW MODE OF FINANCIERING.

A merchant of Boston, according to the
Democrat Of that city, finding that he was in
failing condition hit upon the following expedi-
ent in order to save himself, and secure his
creditors. He invited all his creditors 10 meet
at his counting room on certain day. They
met at the appointed hour; and when they had
all arrived he explained to them the situation
Of his affairs, aud coolly Informed them that he
had proposition 10 make, which was. that
each Of hls creditors should advance him ten
per cent cash, on their respective demands
and take his noe for it, with what he already
owed them, on one, two three four an0 FIVE
years years time. This would enable him 10
go on and in the end meet all his engagementsl
The creditors looked at the bankrupt, then at
each other, and then at the door, aud one after
another took leave, thinking that they stood
pretty small chance of getting even 10 per
cent on their old demands TO say nothing about
new ones. This man comes up almost to
Mick Bidde,' and he ought forthwith to be
elected President Of Bank.
Republican 3 Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

TIE Mount Holly (N. J.) Herald Of Thurs.
day makes The following statement off deed
which seems almost ncredible:
'We have been informed that man and his
wife living in Chester township, in this county
were lasl week accused Of having thrown three
of their children into the FIRE. and there let them
remain till they were burnt to ashes. This
was done directly after each child was born
for the third successive year-and the third
will pay for all, according TO the old proverb.
They have since disappeared. Names not
recollected by our informant
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

CHANeEl CHANGE! CHANeEll!- Within
week past, between SIX AND EIGHT HUN
DRED MECHANICS have been discharged
from The U. S Navy Yards, and il is expec-
led that more will yet have TO 60. Mauy of
these mechanics have large families, and are
tbus suddenly thrown out Of employment with
cut the meaus ofprOcuriDg bread. This is
legacy Of modren wbiggitm, legacy that
comes from a party which, with sancl6sd Wis
age, talks loud and long about protecting la
bOr.' WorkiDgmen, how do you like the pro-
teciIon Of these wolves in sbeep's clOtbiDgi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

IMPORTANT FROM RHODE ISLAND. = War 0nd
RamOr of WGr!-Rew offered for Mr..
DOrr By the ChGrtist GOvernOr King!
The providence Evening Chronicle Of Wed.
nesdsy, says that much excitement prevailed
in the commuDlly-that a movement out Of
Providence was Conlemplated-an that
arms and ammunition had been collected 10
various parts of Rhode Island, and there vas
every indication Of an outbreak very shortly.
1t wou seem he chartlsIs are determined
10 barter the crisis other political fate. Whom
the Gods wish to destroy they first make mad!
The following proclamation was Issued by
Gov King on Wednesday.
By bis exceeney, Samuel ward King, Gov
erDor, Captain General, and Commander
in-Chief of lhe State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations.
WHEREAS, Thomas W. Dorr, Of Providence
in The county Of Providence, charged with trea
son against the said State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, is fugitive from JUS
tice, and supposed 10 be within the limits Of
our sister State Of Connecticut; and from cred.
ible infoI nation, is still pursuing his nefarious
enterprise against the peace and dignity Of said
Stale Of Rhode Island and Providence Panta-
UODS-dnu Wn6reaS' Wdue u TeQuISilOn, on
on The 25!h day of Nav last, addressed to his
Exceency, Chauncey F. CIeaveland. Cover
nor of said Slate Of Connecticut, for The appre
hension and delivery of the said Thomas VII
son Dorr, according to the constitution and
law oFthe United States IN such case made and
provided; which requistion his ExcelIency
Chauncey F. Cleveland, Governor of said
State, has hitherto declined 10 comply with
| do, therefore, pursuant to authority in me
vested, and by advice Ofthe Council, hereby
offer reward of One Thousand Dollars for
The delivery of The saiG Thomas Wilson Dor
TO the proper civil authority of this State, with
in one year from the date hereof that he may
be dealt with as law and justice shall ap-
pertain.
Given under my hand and The seal of said
State al the city of Providence, this eighth
day Of June, in the year Of our Lord one
[Ls. thousand eight hundred and forly-two,
and Of the independence of the United
States Of America The sxty-sixlh.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
By his Excelency's command:
HENRY Bowen, Secretary Of State.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

Seventeen decidedly Democratic States
seven States in which The result is doubtful,
but among which Clay, under no crcums'au-
Geo, may count upon more than three-one
State for Websler-one for Clay.
With this prospect before them, it seems
ridiculous enough in the Clay organs to sneer
at Captain Tyler's corporal's guard.-Era.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.a
June 2, 1842.

llY order Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tuscaawns
ID County shall proceed to sell ut public vendue on Mon
day July H. 1912, the Premises the following described
land situate in Bucks township Tuscaawas county on sou.
quarter the north quarter of section 10 town
ship T. range a, u s. Military land property of the estate
of Henry Miller, decd.
John SHANK; Admir-.
June9, 1912. oils
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

7 the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas Caunty,
N March term 1921 appointed administrator of the
estate of Thomas Sutton late of said County, deceased All
persons interested will please take notice,
BLAIR McCLENATHAN,
Admir-.
June 2, 1912. 214t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

GENUINE ELooUENcE. -Letch in his Trav,
els inlreland, says: sin my morning rambles
man sitting, on the ground leaning with his
back against the wall attracted my attention
bya look Of squalor 10 his appearance which
| rarely before observed in Ireland. His
clothes were ragged TO indecency-a very
common circumstance, however, with the
males-and his face was pale and sckly.
He didl not address me. end passed by:
but having gone few PAGES my heart smote
me, and turned back.
'Ify you are in want, said with some degree
Of peevishness. why do you Lot begl'
Sure it's begging am was the reply.
You did not utter word.'
'No! its joking you are with me sir.' Look
there said he, holding up the tattered remnants
Of what had once been coat do yon see how
the skin is speaking through my irowsers, and
The bones ctvIng out through my skinl Look
al my sunken cheeks and The famine that's sta
ring in my eyes! Man aiivei isn't it begg ing
with hundred tOugues?"
Three Cheers and SGlute by one Man.
While the Ben Franklin was on her passage
up from Louisville voice from skifi away
ahead Of the boat called out Justify for Martin
Van Buron! The Elk President stepped out
on the guard off with his hat and bowed; the
man in the boat raised flag by tying haDd-
kerchief 10 his paddle, gave three cheers, and
discharged his shot Gun which he took from
the bottom Of bis craft by way of salute and
the vessel passed on. Gin. Mic.
Cody DOne.-On Sunday night last, some
bold and impudenl fellow entered The house OF
The keeper Of the Jail in New Bedford, and
stole therefrom The keys Of the PRISON, and
rele ased two Of The prisoners without causing
any alarm! We suspect the jailor knows
more about the escape Of the cunVicts, than be
would have folks believe! What did he &c
10 release lhem}
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

The Devil UM Roast Him,-Tbe Canada
Timss, of the Sd inst, mentions that Eben
Walsh aged ninety years. is nov confined in
Wicklow jail, at fine suit Of arch deacon Stop
ford for tithes' Where does the Deacon ex,
peel to 60 when he desf We hope it will be
where there is no ice-water.
Mew Flour. The first new -four naanufac =
.iured this season was in Monroe County.
N. g. The wheat was cut on thelSth May.
threshed on The 2lst, and ground on The 22d.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

RETURN OF A SANTA FE CApTIvE.-M
Henry R. Buchanan. Of Nashville, Tenn, one
Of the Santa Fe heroes, has returned to his
home. He was released soon after the arrival
Of Gen. Thompson at The city of Mexico. Mr..
Buchanan was despolled Of four or FIVE ihous-
and dollars worth Of goods on which he inen-
ded trading at Santa Fe, and for The loss of
which, he hopes our government will see him
Iemuneiated at an early day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

GFTt is amusing enough, says The New Or
eaIs Courier, 10 listen to the Clay Wings.
when reproaching the Tyler party with being
corporal's guard, or few in number. How
many of the States can those Clay Wing count
upon with any degree Of certainty Let US
see:
Among the Old Thirteen, we know not one,
that is not decidedly Democratic, or doubtful,
so far as the support of MIR. Clay is concerned.
Among the New Thirteen, Kentucky is the
only State decidedly Cayish.
But we will rocapitulate:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
' is all lhjsl Can il be believed

STEAM STEAM.-The Cleveland PLAN Dealer
says canal steamer is building in the vicinity
Of Pittsburgh which is to run from Beaver to-
Cleveland. 10 another column, We nave men
The Vandala, which arrived here from Oswe-
20 via The Weland Canal, bound 10 Chicago
and propelled by Erricson's steam propelIers.
Two Steam Schooners, are building al Kings
ton to ply between Port Stanly and The Great
Gull, which opens into The broad Atlantic
Thus we cannot only sail round the world in
a Steamboat, but through it.-CiD. Post.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

ABOLITION NOMINATIONS The political Alb
oIiionsls of Trumbull County have nominated
a full county tcke. as follows: Senator,
Ephraim Brown; Representatives, B. F Hof-
man and E P. Tanner; Auditor, Abram Gris-
world; and Commissioner, John Shields.
BY The way we notice that the resolutions
10 dissolve the Union introduced into the great
Abolition Convection recently held 10 Boston,
were warmly discussed and in the end laid on
the table. So the Union is probably safe for
another year at least! Cleve. Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

That DUEL.-The Washington National
lnlelligencer contains all the correspondence
which passed between Messrs. Stanley, Wise
and their respective friends, relative to the rec
ent personal difficulty. From it we learn that
Mr.. Wise was politely requested by friend of
Mr. Stanley TO be in Baltimore on a certain
day to hold conversation, &c.--that Mr..
Stanley challenged Mr.. Wise--that an expla-
nation took place. which was deemed Satisfies
tory, and that all was amicably settled.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

UF,, How dare you publish such a bare
faced lie, without particle Of evidence TO
sustain ill'. said man recently 10 an editor
of newspaper. .....
"Liel do you call it : Why my foreman
gave me the PrOOfof ii"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

TAxATIoN.-l,s is said that the lax on eve
IyPersOu; men,, women, and children, in
France, Is about $l2 year-in grea, Britain,
S36 year-and in The U. States about 100
cents year; this is the difference in taxes"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16

GREAT FLOoD.-A destructive heshet, en-
bracing a region Of about twenty-five miles
square in the counties Of Smith, Macon, and
Jackson, in Tennessee, occurred on The l9Ih
ult. Dwelling houses, out-houses, mills, fen
ces, &c. were swept of, and four lives were
lost-Mr. Leftwch, his wife, and two negroes
The crops were entirely destroyed, and great
numbers of cattle and stock perished. The
violence oflhe rain was such that the creeks
raised foot per minute.