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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
CABINET MAKING.
NEW FIRM
GRAHAM & CLOuSE.

GRAHAM 6 CLOUSE,
WoULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all its branches, on Factory Street
few doors North of Wey g. Hayden's store,
CANAL DOVER, OHIO,
where they prepared to make TO order all kinds Of
CABINET WARE of The best materials and on the most
reasonable terms.
They hope by strict attention to business 10 receive
portion of the public patronage.
N B. They will take Lumber in exchange for Fur.
niture.
Dover, Jan. 12, 1s43 50
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

the people have gwen the legislature power to giant
privileges to the few at the expenseuC the many then,
he will Withhold OppOsiiton until the scheme tried.
He says the country has been trying $50 years to es
tabsh sound paper currency, aud now as fr from
accomplishing 1t ever s1hs,reasOn sin trying to
accomplish an impOssibity-thatS of endeavoring to
give value to thing which is in itself utterly worth
less. you prohibit the banks fom issuing pa
per than they have specie to redeem it willitbey will
not accept charters They would rather loan out the
real moneythey have in their vaults than to be at the
expense of making paper money if they to make no
profit on it. Men who have money do not want Ii.
cense to lend it. They want only license to get
eighteen per cent interest for it, while all the rest Of
the community find it unlawful to demand more than
six per cent"
Judge Tsppan is a philosopher.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

Read the extracts from Arnold's Speech on our FIRST
page. As Bennett says, he's death on great sates-
men, such as Lindlay Murray's grammar, and Noah
Webster dictionary This system Of reporting speech
es verbatim will in The end save the nation thousands
of dollars, for shall have fewer speeches made, and
consequently more work done.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
TAKING BANK. NOTES, & JEWELRY.

The Secretary Of the Treasury lately sena letter to
Congress, recommending further tariff tax articles
ofgmraI consumption. such ashe mass the people
have to use Mr.. Bseson a dsmocpt wanted. in
stead Of further taxing the necessities q s to have
sihs Committee of Ways and Means bring in bill to
lax Bank notes, and Gold and Silver Ware. This
would be tax on the rich, nsteadOf the poor. Blu,
Gid the federal majority do i'll No,woud not even suS'
pend the rules to allow the resolution to be introduced,
and J, q. Adams was absolutely astOnshed, that any
democrat should have the mpudence 10 offer to tax The
rich, instead Of lbepoo, Thus It's, we see the love
these naughty federal arisOcrui have for the poor far
smsr. mechanic and working man. They 60 for PRO
tssys tariff" but t.ucha ogsss protects their gold and
Nd silver fniyeG and forks plates, &C., from being
me lius. .iassslhe coffee. sugar, salt,
az t.t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
I'm BANKRUPTCY.

On application Of John Mes.s, (BoatmSn) Of
Tuscarawas Counly, Chip. 81
The above case havng been referred to me Com.
missioner ofBankrupIs Or Tuscarawas County ai6ro
said by the Honorable The district Court ofle United
States; ohioDstritl am prepared 10 receive proofs
ofthe claims Of he cledl|omofihe said John Meeso.
until the 2olh day ofJm le4S N
B. MsATHERTON. Z
Dec, %, 1912, 3w, prs "a 81. Comr. ofBankpb,s.
mn Oh ASSES a6 bnifsIs NJ b. AioInsyes ccr sss by
~ FERII g y iOkRE X.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
NT0TTNEa

SOPHIA McGREW, Alexander McGrew, John
~ Wright. Simpson Madden and Mary his Mi'e, are
hereby Notified lhat Anthony MeGrew, John Mc(irew,
aud Joseph McGrew, by their Guardian PhiIip KHAN,
penberger feda petition agalns, them onihe 5lst dSy
Of Dec. 1S42 in the Court Of Common Pleas of Tus-
carawas county, oaio which is now pending, and in
which the said Anthony, John and Joseph aiIege hat
they are each seized in fee simple OF one undivided h
part of lot No. in the ID quarter ofIownshp9 8, range
Of the Conn Western Reserve School Lands siluaIs
said county oil Tusearawas and demand PARTITION O
aud assignment Of the Dover estate Of the said Mary
in, said Lot and that al the hexl term Of said Court
application will be made fof an order that partition of
aud assignment Of Dover in said premises moy Be
made,
PHILIP KNAPPENRERGER
Guardian ofAnthohy John,
A and Joseph McGrew
Dated 2lst Dec. l04S. 40 6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
TO TIE TAX PAYERS
OF TIJsCARAWAs coJrNTv

WHEREAsbyar ar act Of the Ohio Legislature passed IAN
Sd 843, the time fixed for the settlement of the Trea
surer with the County Auditor has been extended two
Consequently the tax Land will be received in this Office
until about the 2Oth inst II therefore hoped that those who
still In will avail themselves of this opnortunitv N
save the consequent penalty and Treasurer from the da
greeable task of returning their Land delinquent.
jan lO l843, ], DEMUTH, Treasurer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
lIig 1UscaRAwAs COUNTY BIBLE


3 SOCIETY.
FENIlE Ansanl Meeting Of this Socieiy will he held in
= the 'LutfNIOae Church IN New Phi'sdelphia on
Tuesday the 24ib Inst, ~ half past 10 trck, A. NJ.
Az election for thcers for iie ensunng year VIII be
held, and such otherbusiness wi he transacted Bsstts
Society may think Necessary, 10 carry out The objects Of
are ca cbiciO Vice Presidents Of the Society, and are
expected 10 altead and sevsA addresses will he deliv
cred. The citizens of the Cuiiny, generally, who feel
ninlerest in the circulation oflhe Holy Scriptures aud
the supply Of the destitute in ourcuuntry are urgently
invited 10 attend, The Auxiliary Sdsiees in the diffsrs
townships are requested to send Ia Immediately TO
thetSecretary reports Of their proceedings during the
past year, that they may be Incorporated ipahe general
report to be presented 10 this meeting; adsihey are
further requested to send large dslegations To- at end
tile meeting. fThe Bibles and Testaments which have
besn sent for, have arrived and are ready for disnbu.
ton. s%
P. WILLIAMS, Pres'tS
JOHN EvERHAHD, SsC'y.
Jan. 9th, l64a. 3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

FIRE. The wagon maker shop Of John Black, in
Sandy township together with large quantity of un-
finished work, was consumed by fire Op the night of
the Sd inst. Loss two hundred dollars.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

ELECTIoNS.-On next Saturday, both Houses 60
into elections for certain judicial officers, and among
o,hers an Associate Judge for Tuscarawas. Where's
Kirk Patickf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

STATE APPORTION ONMENT.-A joint select CONF
initte6, GonssiGg OF Messrs, Lahm and Ridgway, Of
the Senate. and Meredith, schsnch and McCung of
the House, have been appointed to bring in bill to
divide The State into Congressiona! districts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

EARTH QUAKE. The Cincinnati papers state that
a shock ofan earthquake was felt in that city,
on the night Of the 4th. 1t lasted minutes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
GEOGRAPHY,

Mr.. WIN GoODFELLOw, teacher of Geography on
the LaHcastsr.an System will give the first of series
oflessops nthis important branch of education, at the
Court House, this Thursday evening, at 6 o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO attend. Amance
free.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

TTax payers will seo by the Treasurer's notice,
that they have until the 2Oh ofhS month, to pay their
taxes. The law referred to, we published two weeks
ago.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
in BANKRUPTCY.

On application of EnochJ Barkdull, Tsierchantl-of
Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
The above case having been referred to me 4 Conn
missioner Of ofBankruplsfor ruscarawas County aFore,
said by The Honorable the disct Court Of The United
STATES; Ohio District am prepared to receive proofs
OF the claims of the creditors of tho said Euoch Y
Barkdull, uniilths 9elhday oTJanuary. 1913.
5.as B. NJ, AIIiERTON.
M PARTITION NOTICE. s
TOHN PLATf and Balinda his wife. James Lsoan
u and Gertrude his wife, Elizabeth Logan John 1o'
gan, William Logan, Sarah A. Logan, Francis I,ogan.
and Harriet Logan (hers] and Rebecca Logan, Tei.
dow will take notice that petition was filed se,ln,t
them on the 26th day of December, AID. 1879 n
the Court of Common Pleas Of Tuscaa,vas comfy,
Ohio, by John Sears, Hannah M. Sears and Jamsa
Sears minors who appear by their Guardian Enoch
Sears and Joseph Sharon, and Hannah his wife bera.
IN the said petitioners demands partition Of the foo
ing described real estate situated in said uscaraSvss
county Ohio viz; the south West quarter Of section
No. twenty.three 1881 Of township Mo- FIVE rs and
range No. one III of the unappropraled Lands IN tbe
United States Military District and that at The Bex ter
ofsad Court, application will be made by said pe,iticn.
ers for an order that partition be mado of said PENNIES
Dated 9Th day December, 1912,
JOHN SEARS and other petitioners byis
JOHN d. CUMMINS. :
oo Nv their Alfy.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

TRurH.-Truth has been thus e,oqnen,ly
described BY N. Benton who wrote in 1916
"Tru.h is the glory OF i;;::ae and the daughter
OF eternity. title Of the highes: grace, and
note OF divine nature; she is the life Of reiig.
ION, tho light love. the grace of wit, and the
crown Of wisdom; she is the beauty of yalor.
the brightness Of honor, the blessings Of rea-
son, and the joy Of faith; her truth is pure gold,
her time is right precious, her wvrd mos, gra.
cious,-and her will is most glorious; her as.
sence is i, God, and her dwelling with his
servants. her will is in his wisdom. and he,
work TO his glory, she is honored in love, and
graced in consistency; in patience admired, aud
in charity beloved; she is the angels worship
the virgins frame, the saints bliss; and the
martyrs crown. she is the kings greatness,
and his councils goodness. his subjects peace,
and the kingdoms praise; she IL The light oil
learning and the light Of the law; honor Of
trade and the grace Of labor; she hath a pure
eye, plain hand, a piercing wi, and perfec,
heart; she is wisdom's walk in the way o: no.
illness, and takes up her rect but in the resolu.
tion Of goodness-her tongue never trips, hel
heart never fain,s: her hand never fails, and
her faith never fears-her church is withou,
ehcism, her court wi.hou. vanity and her king.
dom without viliany. In SUN, so infinite il
her excellence in the construction Of all sense
that will thus only conclude in the wonde,
Of her worth-she is the na,u,e. where Tod
in Christ shows the glory Of Christianity.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
SWANS HOTEL,

TVHE subscriber having been at great expense
i in fitting up his large and commodious Hotel
for the accommodation of the members Of the Lcgis-
Iature and others; wonld respectfully inform the
public that he is now amply prepared to accommo-
date in style which he fatters himself will not be
inferior to any TO be found in the "Far Vest
His rooms are warm, welfurnished. and his servants
shall he attentive and accommodating table
will be furnished with the best the country Affords
and his terms will he such that no gentleman shall
go away dissatisfied.
In connection with the above establishment there
is a large, commodious and warm stable, well fur
nish ID with horses. carriages. seighs, &c. &c.
The above Hotel is convenient to the Capitol,
and one door from the Post Office He also keeps
the Stage Office for the different lines OF stages In
operation to and from the city.
A share Of the public patronage in his line of bu-
sines. is respectfully solicited.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City, Dec. 2, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
LIFE OF GEN. JACKSON.
AMOS KENDALL

DROPOSES to publish, in fifteen or more No.
IL a Life Of GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, emhra
cling the substance Of all that has heretofore appear
ed in print in connection with the services OF this
distinguished man, together with many interesting
incidents not noticed by his former biographers
and complete history Of his administration, con
GLIDING with an account of the manner in which
retired from the hustle Of the world, he is preparing
to bid adieu TO the scene Of his glory. 81
This task has been undertaken with the approba
ton of General Jackson himself, who has kindly
put into the Authors hands his books and papers
public and private, and on obscure points favored
him with his own recollections With these mate.
RAILS with the works already published, and with
the contribution of facts and papers by manv Of
the Generals associates in civil and miItary life
aided by his own knowledge Of events occurring
within the last twenty years. the Author hopes Ia
produce Work worthy the confidence and patron.
age Of the American people. Is ~
The numbers win lie printed in large type, on ex-
ccllent paper, averaging 40 pages each, with neat
covers the first issued in May next and the Others
monthly thereafter, unless delayed by sickness or
unavoidable causes. The work will be illustrated
with engravings or prints averaging two to num-
ber embracing ikenesses If the General and some
of his distinguished coactors drawings of his bat
tie ground in the Creek nation and at New Orleans
Stu oOc VI IiOSt cNCIcS OI MS event.
fui life. 1t will be SO arranged and PACED. tla,
when completed, the covers may be taken off and
the whole bound up in aneat book. eeE*s
4 Price-Twenty-iye cents a number: or One
Dollar for five numbers, or Three Dollars for the
whole work, however much it may exceed fifteen
numbers Away spaid in advance and free Of postage
to the author. - 8Fr
Distant Bank notes will be received for what they
are worth here or in New York.
To persons voluntarily acting as agents, liberal
commission will be allowed but the author will moi
he responsible for agents not specially authorized.
The FIRST number will embrace the Generals ear
" life and variety ofreyouonary adventures nd
incidents not heretofore published twill be ,llns-
trated by first rate likeness Of the General, enpra
we'd On steel, and print exhibiting him when :
STRIPPING. saving from massacre, a small partv of
men and boys, himself included, by attacking b,n
Of about one hundred tories who had rushed unon
them in the night.
Those who intend to patronize the work. a.. =.
qaested to forward their names and such advance
they may think proper by the FIRST day Of Nav lew
Washington, Feb. 20, 1913. %
U Subscriptions to the shove work will be -.
ccived at this Office. 1tta -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
g.. score and New Goods

,nyHC undersigned has just received, direct IRON
the ci,y Of New York, and is now 'penn.
~ N. Iarae frame building occupied BY Dasi
Clark ON Front Street, . choice lot OF SiAFhl
DRY GOODS, which, having been purchased
very reduced prices, will be offered cheaper INA
goods have ever been sold in this market, an. Pr
duce or cash received in payment. CT oAi1'
AND Seed .,,c
Also. he contemplates holding regular AUC'
TIOy SALE every Saturday during the season
All ,;li commence on next Saturday, the 22d inst
April 2l-25-tf WIS. CLARK
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
PAklIN'S BRICK LU1FI

Corner Of Second and Walnut Sfua-b,n,.
/ Letueen the Rirer md Court Hurt
S NOW OPEN and ready for the rc,e,,io, !,
- the travelling public, and all persons Who Do,
wish to patronize the establishment; and where i.
PEopRllron pledges himself 10 his friends anil M
public generally, that he will Of all times le r.I.
and prepared to receive and welcome them; erin,
by personal attention TO business, and the un osIe,.
erti0n 10 contribute to the taste, comfort and eoue
nience Of all VINO may favor him with call. 10 r,p.
der his House. place of pleasant resort. and ncr,
a share Of the patronage OF those who may visit he
Town.
Connected with the establishment is LARGE anil
convenient STABLE ,whichis at all times attended,,
careful and attentive hosters.
JOSIAH PARVIN
Bloomington. Feb. Is, lS4l.-le.Gm.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
LlS. KKH .N'HKETHS

CELNBHATED FILLS :.
THE undersigned having lately been s1I'nah'
= Agent, (ly an engraved certificate over u D.
own signature) for the sale OF these very eMAn
and well known Pills, and having received aH'e
supply Of the genuine article. de- m il one Of lne
extraordinary opportunities ever offered 10 le''.
lingering complaints, after sitky s'ss'n 'en'
health, as well "s to prevent Fever aldAG'f-%
IS cents per box. ~
If,here are any who do not know Tie fSon,
quality ofthese Pills. enquire OF those woe fa"r'
them, or examine the certificates and rect lia~
tons at the upper Store on Wafer street. LWHl'
ton. Iowa. FOSI Err d EllHNa"
Oct. 20, ls42-52.-:m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
The u. 3. Mallhema''.'
! A.A Rnsfness MANS LS"p'"' :.

THE demand for this work has been y .ltpp
that we were obliged to publish sa 1 ~ f,rsal
the f's, pu,nler, which is now ,e' ~ surpyrS
subscribers. We are now ready - =, an. ~, int
mands, however extensive. and VIII a. -
nish the work from the commencement retess!
This work will contain everything ,nra,iells
arithmetic, bookkeeping, algebra u'e',s sr lssr
cling, &c. TO form and; complete ina "a nar,tsp
.Terms.-The United States M''n'..,nhedd]
Business Mans Companion, will pc , eua 4
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each, on good paper and forwarded . -
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Those who wish to oct as age" ".;.s teks
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scriber, (poss paid. ;. =" 81 no,tb
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
CABINET MAKING,
In all It's J:GriOMs Branches scjtIsOut Pun7ns

~
In all It's Various Branches scithOwt Putting.
FTTTON & INGALLS,.
HAVING purchased Wofershcrger's patent 70,
IL the manufacture of the Bee Palace, the hest
and most improved :hing Of The kind ever brought
before the public. calculated for three swarms. and
forms beautiful piece Of furniture as the glass in
front of the drawers afford pleasing view to the
naturalist and he curious to these useful and in
dustrous little insects at work, from whose store
house honey can be taken at all seasons of the year
without destroying the Bee, the whole inclosed l,y
doors and kept in the house to which communica-
ton is admitted through from the outside 10 the
farmer and all house keepers. this is valuable and
profitable piece ofturnture and will be sold reasona
BILE, produce taken, silver will not be refused in
payment. gis fess .tet,s5s fs5ts
Funerals attended 10 with care, neatness and de-
spatch they will shortly aid to the establishment
handsor hearse - F.&.I.
Jan. ~, lS43-l3-tf t.e
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
PrRmAnsncs.-l am for permanence in

PsRmANsNcs.-I am for permanence IN
all things, at the earliest possible moment
and 10 The latest possible. Blessed ls he
,ha. con,inue.h where he is. Here lei Us
rest, aad lay our seed-6eIds here let us
learn to dwell.-Here. even here. the or.
chard that we plant viii yield US fruit;
the acorns will be wood and pleasant UNI
brage, if wait. How much grows every
where, if we do but wait! Through tne
swamps we will shape causeways. i'rce
purifying drains-we will learn 10 threau
The rocky inaccessibilities and beaten
tracks, worn smoolli by mere travelling OF
human feet, will form themselves. MOI
difficulty but can iranstgife ",eif '"'"
iriu,nph-not even def rmi;y but. It
our own soul have imprinted worth on II
will grow dear to us. The sunny p am
and deep indigo transparent skies of Italy.
are all indifferent to the great sick hear
Of Sir Walter Scott on the back OF the Ap
pennies in wild spring weather. the s'e'
OF bleak Scotch frs, and snow spotted
heath and desola,ion bring tears Into his
eyes
O, unwise mortals. that forever change
and shift. and say Yonder, not alere =
Wealth richer than both the Indies lies
evry where if he endure. Not his oaks
only and his fruit trees his very heart
roots itself wherever he will abide; root
itself draws nonrishment from the deep
fountain of Universal Being! Vagrant
Sam Sticks. who rove over the earth do
ing " strokes Of trade" wha. wealth have
they! Households, ship.loads of white
and yellow metal in very south. what
are these !-SIick rests nowhere. he is
homeless. He can build stone or marble
houses; but TO continue in them is deni-
ed him. The wealth Of man is the nun.
Der Of things which he loves and bIesses,
which he is loved and blessed by The
herdsman in his poor clay shealing. where
his very COW and dog. are friends to him.
and not cataract but carries memories
for him. apd not a mountain top but mods
old recogni,ion-his lie all encircled as
in blessed mothers arms. is poorer than
Sticks with the ass loads Of yellow metal
on his back! Unhappy Slick Past
Present, by Thomas Carlyle.
i
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
COACH AND WAGON MAKING.

UvHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
I citizens Of Bloomington and the surrounding
country, that he has opened shop on Second 81.
near the Papoose Greek, where he will be found al
reasonable times. All kinds Of mending done al
short notice, and in good, substantial and WORK
manl;ke manner Most kinds Of country lrotuce
taken for work. FRANClS fEhh1.
Apr1 2l-25-cmtf az ae H
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
. SPICES.

NUTMEGS, Mace. Ground Ginger. Allsn;,.
IN Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, and sala,sp'"'.e
and the Kentucky Mustard, which is aeknpI,a.'.ss
10 he the hestin use both for culinary purposes sS
medicine. For sale by WV
\ july 90 Ie42-p39t l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

A READING PEoPLE.-In st. Helena
parish. in Beaufort district, there are no.
more than hundred and eighty voters.
and but one post office. I'm me town OF
Beaufort. at which the mail is received
lri-weekly. and yetatth that pos. office there
are delivered yearly. twenty thousand
newspapers, Exclusive, we suppose. of
periodicals. which would make an aver
age Of two and third weekly papers to
every voter in the parish. We doub,
whether any other district or parish in the
country can say as much--esrecially
when we add. which we can do from
some personal knowledge on the subject.
that Beaufort has one of the best newspa-
per-PAYlNc populations we know.-Co-
lumbia Planter.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
A. OGILrIE r ca.

n. OG1LT1E %.
I1AVE on hand an excellent Stock o! Goods
j j suitable for the season, consisting OF Superine
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres Sauinets Jeans. Mole
skins, PilotCloth Finishing. shifting and Sheeting
Blankets Calicoes. &c. Also. a large quantity Of
Boots and Shoes. Tea. Coffee, Sugar. Salt. &c. &c.
which will be sold very low for caslor approved
uce. Dec. 81, IS4I.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

A woman has been arrested in New York
for wearing mems apparel. and held to bail in
$500, not to swear the brtches" hereafter.
She wasn't married, and had therefore no right
10 do So