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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-15
PROCEEDINGS of the Ceuuci,.

Al meeting Of the Town Council Of the Bor-
oash OF Cadiz, convened pVrsannt 20 notice at the
council 7 ON at ~ o'clock A. NJ, MAY Am 1850.
Ihr following Preamble and OriiRances were
unanimously adopted:
whereas by an act OF The Legislature Of the
Sta'e OF Ohio, passed March 29h, 1850, as follows,
20 wit:
AN ACT 10 amend the net entitled an act to IN
corporate the town oi Cadiz, passed March 81,
1850.
SEC. l. BE u enacted By Gte General .4sssn,ysg
Of he State Of OHIO, That the President, Recorder
and Trustees OF the town of Cndiz. be, and they
are hereby empowered and authorized to piol ibit
by ordinance, the sale or giving away OF sprituous
Liquors, or the taking OF the came from The prem.
ises of the owner with or without his knowledge,
within said Town, under severe penalties or 9th
erwise.
Therefore: Be it ordained by the President Re
corGer and Trustees of the town of Cndiz, ha
no person or persons, other than licensed FayerI
keepers, Physicians iu the course of MediGa
practice or ApothccQries duly licensed by salt
President, Recorder and Trustees, shall vend OF
sell ardent spirits or other intoxicating liquors
within the corporate limits OF the town of Cadi.
in any quantity, and that any person or persons
violating the provisions of this ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof, before the President o.
any Justice of the Peace residing within sHiC
Town, be fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars nor less than twenty dollars, Il
be paid into the Treasury of said Town,
Be it further ordained by the President, 9ecor
der and Trustees of the Town of Cadiz, that nc
person or persons, other than hcensel Tavern
keepers, Physicians in the course OF Medical prac
ticc ur Apothecnries duly licensed by said Pres
dent, Recorder and Trustees, shall retail or give
away any ardent spirits or other Intoxicating Lii
quors, in any quantity, in any shop, store, grocery
cellar, warehouse or other place OF trade or busi
ness within the corporate limits of the Town o
Cadiz, or permit the same to be taken or carried
away. with or without his, her, or their knowl-
edge by any other person from his, her, or theil
store, shop, grocery, cellar, warehouse or other
place of trade or business, and that any person
violating this ordinance, shall upon conviction
thereof before the President or any Justice of the
Peace, residing within said town be fined in any
sum not exceeding one hun'red dollars ant not
less than twenty dollars, 10 be paid into the
Treasury OF said Town.
The foregoing ordinances shall be published
three times in the Cadiz nowspa pcrs, and be in
full force ard effect from and after ten days sue
ceeding their first publication.
JAMES STEWART. President.
J. P. WOO. Recorder.
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ROOKIS! EBOOKS!

YIlE subscriber is receiving directly OF the
Il publishers, his new and splendid stock oi
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con-
sistiIlg in part Of the following catalogue:
Canning's select speeches, Napier's reninsular
wnr, Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols; Theirs
French Revolution, 2 vols, Sherlock on Divine
Providence, Works Of S. e, Sandon, complete,
PolIock's course ri Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro-
gress. do, Lille Of Franklin, Life of Lafayette,
Women Of France, Letter writer's, Millions Par.
adise Lost. Gilt edge, Moore's Irish Melodies,
do, Lamartinc's works, do, Lalla Rookh. do. =,
Wadsworth's Poems, do, Kirk White, 10 Roke-
by, do, Tupper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
ncters, Heroic Women, Remarkable Shipwrecks,
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Books
School Bibles and pestaments, McGulfeys series
of School Books, Cobb's Towns and U. s. Spell
lors; Rays Davies, and Colhurn's Arithmetic
KirKham $ and Bullion'o English, Latin and Greek
Grammars, Comstock's Chemistry, Philosophy,
Mineralogy. Geology and Physiology.
Also Gap paper, Post do. gils edges. note pa
per. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards, drawing paper, music
paper. perforated board, poytlolious, hloting ca
ses album. inks, steel pens, waters, sand paper
All of which he will sell cheap. Call and cx-
anime the stock. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, May 8, l950--tC ..
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textbooks. s.

whcih eabla cus Hebrew Bibles, Lexirons, Gram
mars; Greek and Latin CIassics. such as are a
dOpted by Ilip faculty of Franklin College. Sep
tuagent, Polymicron Greek Testament. (Lexi
con, white calf. neaiJ Webster's Dietionarie-
"lrom the least eyea to the grcastest - variety
Of school Histories, reuding soons, &c. Also
Poetry. -Embracmg Shakespeare, Milton, Os-
sian, fonng, Pope, (and almost all the older
Butsh Classic POets) Byron. Moore, Campbell,
shelley, Pollock, Wordsworth, Bryant, Sigoutny
BfalRard, Griswuld. Poets and poetry, mule and
emaie; lupper, Hemans, Landon, and Burns.
H'SfoFy.-Or Greece, Rome, England, Ireland
L rance, Germany, umtGd States, and also
Iheology.-Bbcs o vaYicus sizes and binds,
a few Family in Calf and Morocco, gilt edged
bindings; with illunhnalions and plates. Testa,
mcnts. Campbells do, Joscpnus' Eucy yclopedia
Iof Religious knowledge, Bucks Dictionary, Ser
mon on the Mount (small quarto, illunina ted,
"pretty very,'O Pilgrims Progress, Bogees Lee
lures, D. nbigne's Reformation; Koran.
Lo'o and Medicine - Blackstone, yattell's Law
of Nations, Wheatons do. Practice of Medicine
by Wood, Watson, Eberly, Mcintosh, &C.
Splentlidly illustrated works on Surgery. Dcntis-
try, diseases of the skin &c; Medical Dictona.
ries, DrspensatOrics; and II VarielY 0l works, OH
,discases OF particular ofgnns, and systems
fOuati on the Horse, Cattle, Dog, Hog, &C. AL
so n variety of
Miscellaneous Horks,=-such as modern British
AtSS'Ji VS. lLyHCH 5 DGau fSets IupIcIs lIOChPs
Noble deeds of Wom"n, Chesterfield, Chaponc,
Devil on two Sticks, Dicks works, Marryat, Boys
Treasury Oi Sports, Philosophy ol do. Owens
Architecture "a splendid work. Downing rural
10, Iuthin's History Dido. Toy Bibles and toy
books OF various sizes song books 81. And last
but not lelst
Language md Poetry Of Flowers.--In consider
able variety, from small 32mo to octave. All
got up in fine style, and contain the choicest
scraps of the best poets; as culIed by the bost
;asle making fit companions for our ftirest ladies
in exploring the beauties OF the gems of the
Vegetable creations.
Stattonary-Cap paper, post, do gilt edge, note
paper, Envelopes plain aud embossed: Waters
mottos, transparent do; Pens, Ink, and Sand /;
Bristol board, Drawing paper and pencils; draw
ing books; cards. paints, perforated board, crotch
G. books, Portfolios, blotting cases, albums, re-
wards of merit. sheets and cnrds, &C., &c,
New Athens, April 10. 1850. f. FINLEY.
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FoR THE CApIz SEarISEL.
AacuEa, Harrison co., May II, 1850.
Yours, truly,
r. CARLTON.

AacHER, Harrison co., May IL, 1850.
Mr.. EpIroR:--I enclose copy of the
famous blue Laws OF Connecticut" which
] believe 10 be authentic. cut them from
an English paper, many years ago, in which
they were published rs specimen oil Legs
latlve curosilies. send them to you, in or
der that they may be re- published, and thus
he preserved in tangible form; for, as .
neighbor Of mine hints, from borough or.
dinance in your last paper, il is not unlikely
that the time may come when these same
"BIue Laws Of Connecticut will be in de
mand as a model after which TO construct
stringent rules for the moral government of
your God f0rsnken community. How this
may turn out, don't know, and may say,
doa't care; for ! seldom visited your town
before, and shall, hereafter, visit it less fire.
quenily. Your atmosphere must, lately, have
become so impregnated with the mlasma Of
Immortality, that ii would not, perhnps,b safe
for person used 10 the pure air of the coun'
try 10 venture within lis infected precincts
But, seriously, il the people Of Cod.z wished
TO obtain an unfavolable reputation for their
town among country people, they could not
have Tesorted 10 better expebient than the
one which am told they have recently n
-dopled. The inquiry is made: "IIas Cadiz
become such slnk-liole OF iniquly that her
town council have to pass Ordinances re :
siraining the ordinary indulgences Of her own
citizens, or are their measures taken wIth a
view ofTeformlng the country folks who go to
Iown to buy Goodsw If the philanthropy OF
your town council is intended for our benefit,
VIC are, certainly, very much obliged by its
generous dsplay but may, perhapj, conclude
that the Sun doesn't rise and sci in Cadiz
and that VIC can deal in other places less
careful Of their morals, at least where we will
moi, buy our bad examples, be in danger o
corrupting the morals of community. Bot
Mr. Editor. am rambling on about mattel
that don't concern me, and forgetting TO tel
you that, If you don'l publish tho enclosed
you will please return me the copy, so that
can have ilprinted some where else; and
that, it you do, you may place my name on
your list, and send your paper 10 my addres:
Tor one year. Yours, &C.
"RED JACKET"
From The Liverpool Mercury, Feb. 8, 1881
Extraordinary Specimen of Legislation. =
In conae0uence Of our allusion IL this xtrn
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
THURSDAY, May 10 1850.
By Order of Court.

By Order Of Court.
an the % day of June, A. D. 1850, Mt 10 o.
" clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court House. in the town Of Cadiz will be sold to
the highest bidder. the following real estate, as
the property Of Samuel Maxwell. deceased, to
wit; Being 81 acres, 9 roods and perches OF
land, lying in Athens township, Harrison county,
Ohio, and being part Of section number "a, town
ship 3, range 5 of north east quarter, aud part
of the west half OF section IS in township and
range aforesaid On which is erected n valuable
GRIST and SAW MILL, the former of which is
now doing business.
Terms ofsale made known on day ofsnle.
ELI FISHER. administrator.
May Is, 1880 of Samuel Maxwell, decd.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE
MONEY!

TIME subscriber offers for sale the one undivi,
J. ted half of the IRON FOUNDT Y in Cudiz,
including the Foundry Buildings, Engine, and
Boiler, Flasks, Patterns, Pedling Wagons, Scales
and all the appurtenances belonging to the Manu-.
featuring of Metal. The above works are IN good
repair, with a full set of the most popular Stove
and Plough Patterns thar are in use, also, a great
variety of Mill gearng of every description
Their works have never been able to supply the
county demand therefore it is n nice and safe bn-
siness lorany one wishing TO invest. For any in
formation relative to the above apply to ScoTT
or DEvIIBlss the Proprietors
March 90, 1850.
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w. CRABB & cos. -
TAILORING
AND CLOTHING STORE.
NAN sTRFET. CADlZ, b

MAIN SlkEEi. CADil, "
directly opposite N; PuBIic Baildiags
TTNHE subscribers call the attention OF lhcir
i friends and the prsl,lic. 20 fieir large and we'll
selected stock OF FASHION ABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which for variety Of style ana fashions, and exs
c!eiienee, has never been approached b any Thing
in this market
We are determined to give satisfaction 10 III By
selling good articles. ms well made and MS chcti,
ms can be bought in Philadelphia. We theFefoTe
mol only invite the people of the country. visiting
the town, 10 give US a CALL but the citizens OF "a
diz uisOi for which nothing will be charged, but
'hanks VIII be returned, whether they purchase
or not.
As we intend to keep constantly on ha nd every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE. ana nll that
makes up genIleman's waSirobe, and at such
Pices MS shall defy competition. we hope by strict
"'teeuoh TO business, 20 meet the views and rea-
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
win be continued AMI garments of aA kinds made
ana tnmmed as usual in the best manner, at The
same stand. Particular attention will be bestoW4
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire us to make up their
garments, can be furnished with most eupori5
and splendid stock ni
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs,
with appropriate trimmings, at onr store There
is not as good stock in town as our sfrom ysiieL
to choose. New York and Pbilad elnh;o Fish
ions will be regularly received 90 .ss.
tH3- Hsy ny iu common with every body else.
known for long time that such an cstablishment
as the above was badly wanted in Cadiz. we con.
ihenlly hope that the public will triumphan,J,
sustain u.s. On our part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost to please.
Cadiz, AnriI II, 1850.
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EVERY THING NOW IN MARKET
RD the Boot and Shoe Lime.

Ofae best qualify and tatest Fashions, =,
A MONG which is new and beautiful style Of
IA LADIES' WEAR, superior to any thing
ever offered in this market.
Also-for the trado, Morocco, Kid, Lining and
Binding Skins; Sole Leather, best quality; Las,s,
Pcgg, Nails, Thread and Shoe finding generally,
For sale MS usual, opposite the Public Bnillings,
mt tho old stand of THOMAS PHILLIPS
Cadiz Nav l. 1850
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"OEEEO HAREONESu :"

A COLLECTION of Psalms and Hymn tunes
IN from the hest an.hor, to which is added n
selection of Temperance songs, also, containing
the udimeats of mu sic, on plain and concise
plan, by AIExANDER AULp. enlarged edition revi-
sed and improved, Tor sale by J. BEALL.
February 81 1850.
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Henry NdnxweII,s EsIn1r.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscrb
In has been appointed and qualified admins
traitor OF the est lte of Henry Maxwell. late of
Harrison county, decepsed, Dated at Cadiz this
22d day of April, 1850. ...
May |, 1850. TI0MAS MAXWELL.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS,

"A scrptural view ofNyoman's Rights and Du-
tics in oll the important Relations Of Life; by
BIisABETH WILSON," For sale Mt the Book Stores
Of Messrs. BEALL and BoSTwICK,
Cadiz, Novembcr 2s, let0,
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10 TIC Creditors Of IehM Eseed, decd.

ON the 29th day ofApril, A. D. 1850, the Court
~ OF Common Pleas of Harrison county, de-
clared the estate of John Reed, ecd, to be, pro-
bably, insolvent. Creditors are therefore re our-
ed to present their claims against the estate, to
the undersigned, for allowance, wit lin six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will not
be entitled 10 payment. +, L. JEWETT,
May /, 1885, Commissioner,
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A ND which be will sell as low as they can be
.E&procured in the western country. The col
lection embraces well selpcied assortment con-
sisiing in PaTl OF COLLEGE and COMMON
SCHOOL,
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All whom it may COncerm---WiIl
please take Notice,

HNlIAT the Notes, Duc.bis, and bo ok nc
IL counts of the undersigned have been putin
to- tho hands OF JosEpH SHARON, ESQ.,, for collection
Prompt attention to the abote by payment oft
cash, will save costs THOS. e. VINCENT.
May |. 1850.
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BOORSy!
NEW ATHENS OHIO.

The 'tader'ignea is note reesiring IRON, the East,
good sohertiOH Of BO0k', tsstei Re vii e,T at ~,
Room. IN
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Eslaie Ol Admin FigIey. deeensel.

estate o. Adam EiEIey' deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, TINT the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed and qualified as Ex-
eeutor OF the estate OF Adam Figey, late of TIar-
rison, deceased. Persons having claims against
said estate will present them for settlement with
in one year, and all persons indebted to said es-
tate will make immediate payment TO the under
signed JOSEPH FIGLEY, Executor.
May Is, 1sj0-3t, pd.
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N Office.

ENHE subscribers respectfully inform tho citi,
Il zens of Cadiz and vicinity, that they arc
prepared to do Carding, Spinning, Dyeing. Weav-
iRg, and Fulling, At their Factory, three miles
south Of Cndiz. Terms Cash: or Produce atcosh
pices
Please send your work in early, as the frat that
comes, will be the first done. ROBERT TEAL.
May l6, $50. JAS. JOHNSON.
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GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS
ITO KSO9E aCe .Eg3.l2aeys

us The People are determined 10 buy GOODS
etere they can bug them the cheapest and on
the most taUorable terms, This notice, an
notaeing the place TO The surrounding
Country, rilt be of IMMENSE
IAgDn ID nh hrgfE,
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New Spring g. Summer
G. @ @ D S

Il and Summer Goods, 10 which they would
call the attention of their customers and the pub
lie at large. Their stock consists of every varic-
ty of Goods--0ll Of which they are determined TO
sell, and only ask Of the public to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
April 10, 1850.
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Timothy seed, $500 Flour per bbl, - $3.50
Clover seed. - 3.00 Flour per cwt. 900
Flax seed, ---- i 90 Buckwheat flour, 2 90
Wheat per bushel, 80 Butter per b., ---- l2i
Corn. 80 PFnllow,
Corn mea !, 37a40 Feathers, 81
Oats, 30 Candles, 10
Hay per ton, Sc 90 Dried Peaches, 900
Sides & Shoulders, S Dried Apples, - 90
Hams, ------S Green Apples, --- 25
Beef in Market, - 4a7 Potatoes, - 55
Eggs per doa en-. ----4 Country Soap. BAD
Tow Yarn. - 10 iBeeswaX, 25
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From The Liverpool Mercury, Feb. 8, 1887
Extraordinary Specimen ef Lsgislafion.--
Ia consequence Of our allusion 10 this extra
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MILLIKIN O. GRIMES,
G diZ, Ohio,

ID u " MAOS M#
is THE PLACE WHERE THEY ARE
TO BE HAD!
GAVING received their extensive Spring and
Il Summer Stock, they will sell on The beat
terms ever offered in this country, Their assort.
ment being Of the very best. all who wish tobuy
Goods with cash or good produce. will maka
money by calling on them. The following emu
meration comprises small par, of their stock
DIES APPAREL.
Bonnets, Bonnet silks, dress silks and Satins,
Bareges-silk, silk and wool, silk and cotton:
Lawns and ginghams, from 10 cents to IS cents
per yard; Calicoes-all descriptions, from 3 eta
to 20 per pard, mcrn oes, NJ paccas, delains, Thi.
bet cloths, Grape dclain c2mbrics; Shoes--gait-
crs, hafgaiters, slippers, Morocco boots and
chlikpn's shocs, all sizes and kinds; Stockings.
gloves mitts, ribbons and flowers, ofeyery varie-
ty; besides n thousand other articles in the way
Of Dress Goods. 450 PARAsoLs AAD UMBRELLAs.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Cloths, casstnercs, vestings. huts and cravats,
the largest best and cheapest assortment. ever Of.
tered IN Cadis. Brown and bleachcd sheeting
nnd shlrtihg, driliings, coltonadc, French stylS
Linen and cotton goods, new article and ali
very l18 CnrPeting nd carpet sacks. IL.
GROCERIES OF all kinds. at river prices, with,
great variety of other Goods not named here
TO ONE AND ALL, we say, come and deal
with us, and we will warrant YOU 10 return home
in good humor with yourselves and eyeIy body
else. MILLIKIN a. CRIMES
Cadiz, April II, lS50-ly.
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Ordinary specimen Of legislation, ve have
been requested 10 publish the wlsole code,
which We now d. fum a copy n our posses
s'uu, taken from the DemerdTd Royal Gd
ntffe.
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NEW FIRM g. NEW STORE.
.VKiIIiSOn s. sHEOOre,

One door south Oils. Thomas Dry Good Store.
4 FAVE just received, and are now opening,
the largest and best assortment Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-04
For the Middlebury Register.
May 1850.
The Bridal Eve.

To a Bride on her first Marriage Annirersa,y
o holy hour-whcn angels swectly smiled,
With joyous songs the passing hours beguilcd
When hearts that long in unison had beat
That now with love and happiness rcplete,
Were joined together in that holy tic
Approved by Him who rules beyond the sky.
o happy hour-what plans were hopeful laid
For future bliss, in seeming surety made,
Anticipation was the ruling power,
And Fancy's wings spread ocr the peaceful
hour.
That Llssful eve is numbered with the past,
Its scenes in memory blest will ever last
May thou its hopes securely e'cr enjoy,
Let naught unworthy, precious time employ,
Through a long life like jewels thickly set
May blessings nterspersc with no regret,
But e'cr unruiilcd Life's bright waters flow,
Unknown, uncarcd, all sorrow, grief or wo.
But should Adversely, with chilling blast,
Sweep like the Upas ever blighting past,
Then trust in Him who doeih noueht amiss,
Dispcnses wo, or kind be>towcth bliss,
May thou unmurmuring bear the chastcning
rod,
Trusting in Mercy, look to Heaven, to God,
5. Il.
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The Albatros.

A long line was hoaled asiern this
morning, with hook and bait for an al
batros. Several Of these noble birds
were sailing in our wake. One of them
took the hook, and he was drawn slowly
toward the ship, his female companion
following close at his side When lifted
in, she looked up with an expression Of
anxiety that would not dishonor the wife
Of his captor in reverse Of circumstan-
ces. We found IN his shape some re-
semblance 10 a wild-goose, but much
larger in head and body, and with lon
ger wing The hook had not injured
him, aud though his wings which meas-
ured twelve feet between their tips were
pinioned, he walked the deck with a
proud defiant air. His large eye flashed
with Indignation and menace. His beak
was armed with a strong hook like that
of the falcon, his plumage was as white
as the driven snow, aud the down on his
neck soft as moonlight melting over the
verge of an evening cloud.
lie was captured by one of our pas
sengers. who now proposed TO kill him
for the sake of his wings. But the sail
ors, who always associate something sa,
cred with this bird, in,erfercd, They
predicted nothing but head winds, storms
aud mislorlunes, if he should be killed.
and unlocking his wings gave him toss
over The ships side into his own wide
element. His consort, who had follow
ed the ship closely during his captivity
received him with ouisirelched wings
She sailed around him as he lighted, and
in her caressing JOY threw her soft neck
over this wing and now over that In
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-04

Gold pens we're first made in London,
about the year 1887. For two or three
years Tie business was carried on there
in a small way, with great secrecy, by a
single house. During the year 1910, an
American clergyman, then in London,
Rev. Charles Cleveland, obtained the Sc
cret of making an indestructble point,
and returning to this country, engaged
in the manufacture of gold pens. Very
little was done, however, for the first
three or four years The American peo-
pie could not be persuaded to pay seven
or eight dollars for a single gold pen,
when they could buy gross Of steel pens
for tenth part of the money; and it
was only by giving to clerks and others
the use of gold pen for some SIX
months, that they could then be persua-
ded TO buy one. So slow was the intro
duction, that in the year ls45, scarcely
one person in a hundred had ever heard
of them. Since that time a very eXlen-
siye business has grown out Of il, and it
makes employment for something over
one thousand persons in the United
States.