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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
SoyTHw ICK,s pATENT WROUGHT IRON

SOUTHN ICK,s PATENT WROUGHT IRON
- PYRAMIDlAL siOYEs-Fsr Halls Hotels, Stores and
Paours calculated for burning Lehrh CealThc
ton OF the furnace for heating chamber
Ing air and the general produce the effect de-
sired, different from all other stOvethey prosginus
heat from small quantity Of Coal from the radiatng surface
ard the discharge Of heated with vapor The FIRE be
varied frem three coal according
ther For comfort, economy ano spendor they have
rivals For sale by
GUNNER 4 NAyLOR, No. 81 Broad St
JOHN FRANKLIN, W Broad st
~ b. The large size for ha hotels and be
IN operation No y Park Row " South 25 Greenwieh
The Parton residence Mo- 10 Front
the Battery examination they will satisfy
uou that they superior article OF the kn offer
I'd ~ the pvbc All persons cautioned against
fringpment an this patent T. M. sOUTHwICk, Agent
nll3taw2m' lle Broad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

DOMAIN BEADs-For ladies' hair dressings, the latest
IL fashion for this winter Hair ornaments OF the newest
style Ball Dresses received and FOR sale by
UEItBUTI a SCHULTZ
n24iw' 2 Cedar st up stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.-For tie accommo-
daton OF persons residing thu 10 part the city
strangers remaining al the different hotels NJ. B. COHEN
proprietor the celebrated Embrocaon the
masm, has, addition 10 his establishment 30 IIu
opened branch Office for the sale OF the specific l2 Fulton
street, two doors from Nassau street. n2i.lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04
SUMNER 4 NAyLOR, No. al Broad 81.
JOHN FRANKLIN VI Rroad It

IL HOwAaD' tMPNOVED CHEMICAL
II. CLORiDE SOAP.-Ths soap is prepared by practi.
cal chemist II Is deservedly celebrated Tor rendering the
skin smooth and soft, removing chaps pmples and bemes
for the preservation Of the teeth and and the of
offensive breah cleansing and healing and wounds
m prevesng and curing cutaneou Diseases particularly in
fants b7chng musns and bandk and for the
moval grease paint nc, from clothing II Is also much
esteemed shaving Prepared and sold wholesale and
retail by ". HOWARD, " sshngton City.
For sale by oadley, Phelps Co Ne i,2 Water by
Marshal G.. Sncum, No. soj Broadway, Duane
and D. Dodd Of Broadway and Blocker
and al sroad ay. nasw2ms
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Ill PisToLS-A W. SPIES, iss Pearl 81 Offers forssie =,
erreme prices the following goods.
Rodgers, wostsnh and oiher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
wade, and Butchers. and Ebiot's Rayors
Britannia, plated and jspsnned wares
Anvis Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools Planes and Files ~ different makers
Collins, sinmonds and stones AYES.
500 Guns, 500 Rifles, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every Kind
Gun materials Tor Gsnsmiths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
yelir strings and Victims
German and French Fancy Goods 10 lots 10 suit purchs
nigr ns
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have on hand IN extensive ofreay made clothing
suited 10 every age and which they will sell cheaJ
tor cash. either at wholesale retail. sI5-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-04

II AeeT
~ constantly hand extensive Of clld~n
clothing made in the fashionable style which they vii
sell on very reasonable terms wholesale retail
sl5-3ov GEO A. HOYT & Co. IA Bowerv.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

YF LADIES CoMPAsIoN, ApnIL ls37-A Monthly
Magazine, published at ,hree dollars a year-singe
copies % cents Is work calculated to please every
class of rcaders-and more especially the ladies'
engraving and piece of music, with fifty pages of
reading for THREE DOLLARS A YEAR. In
twelve months subscriber is furnished with twelve
Eneravings, twelve pieces Of Music and six hundred
pages The Encravirgs and Music Independent Of
the reading could not be procured for less than So in
any Of the book stores. The volume commenced in
November last the back numbers can be furnished.
Office no William street.
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years.
Tie fie nis end acauansucs Of the family q to a.
the funeral hs an O'Clock, without further m
vafioa from No 1893 Mott 81 :.
On Tuesday, VI u inst Mrs Margaret, wife OF Capt merwi ~
the 2sth yesr Of her -.
Ier friends Acquaintance respectfully invited To- ats ~
funeral this afternoon lock- from her late residence %
Chrys tie ST. I. go, 80,
aged IS =. -, -.
on Tueslqy, ih rsf Mr. John W. Carpenter OF the hm OF
on tuesday ith inst Eli, abch Smith aged IS and
On Tuesday h inst, Edward e. eny son Of Briggs. aged
poptbs audl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

TF THE SEM CESTHNSiAL AvNIyEasAAY Of Co
lurnbia College, i celebrated to day al ST. Johns
Church. and in the evening a sotrtc without dancing
will be gwen at the college. In the morning there
will be prayers anthems, an Grafton, a poem. and
again PRAYER and an anthem to close. Religion
science philosophy, and beautiful woman, will all
mix together and produce day of delight, and day
Of happiness
| like religon, and religious obseryances. Religion
is the deveopement OF the highest intellectual and pc.
etc faculty Of the sou-the next in succession i,
love-then philosophy--ihen literature.
The Rev. Nj Eastburn Is to deliver the Grafton
and MI. Belts the poem There will be great con-
course OF beautiful ladies' present and that is a suf
cent inducement for any being, not barbarian, to
be there also. IL will be great day among the stu
dents.
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CoLp WITTALs.-The Wall street press.

The ADJOURNED SLAVE CAsE.-Yesterday the Re
corder did give his decision in this case, as was
anticipated.
After very long argument from Mr.. Dresser, the
counsel engaged by the abOonlsts TO protect the
slave his honor adjourned the until today al one
o'clock.
great deal of confusion and trouble has been the
result of this business. After the Recor rider had decl
ded upon the case, and deputy sheriff Lownds and
another officer escortng the negro TO prison.
black fellow standing on the steps OF the centre en-
trance Of the police building suddenly cried out "To
the rescue! 10 the rescue!' Officer Waldron, who
was standing near, Immediately seized the EXETER and
forced hirn towards the police office The crowd Of
negroes meanwhile closed upon the officers having
The slave in custody, rescued him, and severely i'll
treated them. While this was going on, Waldron
had conveyed his prisoner nearly to the police, and
was about to ascend the steps, when lawyer named
Russell c. Wheeler, No. 70 Nassau street, seized Mr.
| Waldron by the coat, and attempted TO prevent his
intention of carrying the negro before the magistrate.
Waldron, finding himself thus roughly handled,
turned and seized Mr. Wheeler still retaining his hold
of the black and with the assistance of some gentle
men. compelled them both TO enter the Office
Mr.. Wheeler, however, says that he had no nten-
ton Of attempting TO rescue the negre; that IN the
mels he was pushed by the officer, and on defending
himself the officer anced he made the effort with tho
4 view 10 rescue which was mistake.
The negro and his white and were sent to Brdewell
Wheeler was, however, admitted TO bail in the sum o
$4,000 after bengncarceraied Tor couple OF hours
| Another n gro and wcnch were committed tC
| hrideve for an assault upon Justice Boodgood who
ran out upon hearing the tumult. The wench cam,
behind him and embodied his neck in her arms wher
a stout negro seized the magistrate by the leg ant
Frustrated him. Officer Gilbert Hays, coming to tn,
relief Of the Justice, was himself knocked down ant
very roughly handled
Several other negroes arrested as being acces
saries 10 the slaves rescue, but were subsequent.
discharged.
The save Jacob Ellis tracked TO a cellar il
Leonard street, and apprehended, and 8 now in pr
SON. He will be brought before the Recorder again
O'Clock today. When TAKEN Ellis had dirk an
= knife sharpened on 10th sides, about his person.
The names Of the negroes detained in prison ar
Henry Pierce and Jesse Harrod, that of the wenc
Kezia Manning.
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PoucE.-With the exception Of the abolition treu-
BILE an account Of which is gwen in another place,
there was but one case worth reporting that ofCorne
lms Larry a coal porter residing al 2l8 Cherry St,
who was brought up charged with stealnga coat, SIS
in cash and S3S bill from Dir. William Field, No. ~
Attorney street
He was fully committed.
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Mercantile Advertiser.

SINGLE BLsssEpsEss.-It il calculated that there
are 10000 very pretty women in this city who would
Ike to get married.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

on Tussfay nth inst Johns pei by tho Rev ~
Hcusn, VI ecad fsda to Elijah th Ann, daughter 81 Jacob
~ Chute, Of q : city.
on Tuesday, nth inst. by lie Rev. NJ jackson, Nj ~ u
smith Miss N Am, daughorof lillian Marshall ESD all
81 ihi. CITY
On TUESDAY ih INST BY he Rev 7. p. Eayar VIM Popham
to Jane, daughter OF tn lat wm Hill
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-
to get up such articles the following trash:
The Frederick Herald of Saturday says" We re-
greet see from various quarters Of the country state
ments of the prospect of failure of the wheat crops
again. during the present seasons and In our own neigh
borh00d We are sorry to tnd, that general opinion
prevails, that the grain has been very much destroyed
by the severity of the winter, and on account of the
badness of the seed Many PERSONS we understand,
are poughing up their wheat fields, and putting them
down in oats and corn. marked difference, how
ever II Is said exists between the western seed or the
old wheat Seed and the seed of the last crops the
latter Is ~ far the most indifferent"
II Philadelphia is Boosting of her bright gas-here
we are cursing
a. About two thousand clerks and ten thousand
mechanics now in this city, oughtto go west and turn
farmers The only course
II Take care Of yourselves ladies--"la grippe is
coming.
u mean by my Wall street reports 10 create a
new code of commercial morals.
II The grocers are now reducing their prices
II The enlargement of the Erie canal will not be
made this year
II Forrest is finding his level in London.
II Maria Monk laughs at the invitation to Mon
treal She says she is engaged to spend the summer
at Rockaway
II Celesteis creating great pressure in New Or
leans Her pockets are easy-and so are her beau,i-
full limbs.
II The Book trade is falling to pieces 1t ought
to fall Our publishers publish trash. This is the age
of newspaper literature.
II Elementary education is going 10 sustain re-
volulion.
II Boyden has been good boy for a month.
II What becomes of all the money the poor Irish
lind to the Catholic church in Chambers street!
II The Broadway Theatre is not yet built.
II The correspondence committee of invitation
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

CouRr OF SEssfoSs-The Recorder opened the
court Yesterday pro forma when David Bates was
discharged on his own rccognizance of $3.50.
Bates was arrested some four months since al Al
bany on a charge ofrecelvng stolen goods at the in
stance Of a man named Swift.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

Juoos LyScHiS NEw YosK.-Judge Lynch is not
here. Since the small papers up the influence Of
the Wall stree, press the Judge ef the city fer want
Of business.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

ar THE BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE will posi-
lively close on Saturday, the 18th inst. A Concert
will take place daily, at 8 and "a o'clock p. NJ, in
which Mr. Kendall and the entire Boston Brass Band
will perform For full particulars of attraction see
advertisement in another column. a4-stlb
ar Ma BRIsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement jill
uS- RISE, FREEMEN kisEi-New York demands your
HIN Moses aouss nust elected Mayor The revo.,,onny
Paoihe enle he scd Rep good snd e. W.
~ works, clark Morgan. DO cot doubt o, despam 80
Isass pust and shall New Yok. lie nm sno
efficient srppvsey ~ the JEFFERSON and has Zen no sss
firm ,fcient supporting the measures OF ne
Jackson
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II The correspondence committee of invitation
and the Seminole chief O-ce-o-la will be pubshe,
sOon
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THE HERALD.
THURSDAY, APRIL I3, 1887.

n.y. THE HERALD OFFICE pia REMOVE on the Isl
AZ Mev 70 Ne ~ ANN STREET, door east Of Nassd"
street. opposite the Yessry Rooms 0 The Dutch Reformed
Church.
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II What becomes of all the money the poor Irish
lind to the Catholic church in Chambers street!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

CoAL-The price Of coal at the mines has opened
this season at 1925. Two high day after the fair
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II Ceesteis creating great pressure in New Or
leans. Her pockets are easy-and SO are her beau,-
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II The Book trade is falling to pieces. 1t ought
to fall Our publishers publish trash. This is the age
of newspaper literature
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II Bachelors, who can and will not get married,
ought TO be put into the States Prison They are rob
bling the next generation of its population.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

IT A better at the New Orleans races won in one
day two barrels OF half dollars.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

AZ The committee of the Booksellers who got up
the recent splendid festival consisted Of John Reese
George Dearborn H. Il. Pratt, +. Harper and W. Ro-
binson. They debated half day on the important
questi.n, " Shall James Gordon Bennett be inuited
10 our testicol? and decided in the negative, thus
gaining of the greatest triumphs that literature
ever won. Mr. John Reese made splendid speech.
The whole proceedings will be ready in a few days.
Till then, take medicine.
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gr Riots daily take place in the streets of Balti-
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II Elementary education is going 10 sustain a n
volu.ion.
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u The Courier & Enquirer asks if the brother of
D. L. Delavan, who is candidate for assistant al
derman Of the eighth ward, received loan from the
king of England We are not able to reply except by
another question, thus who lost $4,000 differences
in Wall street, walked out lame duck, and has cur
sed' Morris Canal ever since q
Answer that Mr.. Courier & Enquirer, then go and
smoke yoar segar.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

FHf.H w " VFtHI W
if the hypocrite does not attend to this hint.
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II Maria Monk laughs at the invitation to Mon
treal She says she is engaged TO spend the summer
at Rockaway.
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a. About two thousand clerks and ten thousand
mechanics now in this city, oaghtto go west and turn
farmers. The only course.
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~, would sacrifice without rcmorsc the peace and hap-
pness of the gentle and confding beings who listen
to- and believe their hollow vows
Two victims has he already inundated al the Shrine
81 this moral Moloch and has marked out for third,
the lovely and transporting creature, by whose side
he was then protesting with blasphemous lips and
Pharisaical precnsons, communism Of pure and
holy feelings BETTING the altar before which they
knelt.
The artful designer well knows there is no avenue
TO the female heart open to attack that Of rel
qous enhusasm-a fact of which our friend Jedediah
Burchard is well aware
But let him take warning IN time Ariel IL on his
Trail His visits to Brooklyn are watched. His de-
mure air, his pious conversations with mamma, have
all been noted, conned set down by our invisible
spirit, and
81 aih he'll prent ~"
if the hypocrite does not attend to this hint
CoAL~--The price of coal at the mines has opened
this season at 1925. Two high day after the fair
gr Riots daily take place in the streets of Balti-
more.
~ Bachelors, who and will not get married,
ought to be put into the States Prison They reb
bing the next generation Of its population.
II A better at the New Orleans races won in one
day two barrels Of half dollars.
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II Take care Of yourselves ladies-"la grippe
coming.
u l mean by my Wall street reports TO create
new code of commercial morals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

Died, recently, II hls tc,idrucr in Nmlcr.,. aitr,
sl"h hnrss, t,NrnAN IrENrn# lratins = viii, and
lhrcc nI.ot children. with 4 nu,rIol. e,,ql, ol
lirhdH aud relations, IL mulnu then sr,rrc brra,r
mont. II" dlel Nith oamnrss Anl resignation.
though cat oil alh- tu bloom at maui God; lcNIno
I'M world "Iihent Al enemy, and With ptllcrt comb.
drhrtll helheirN apd %oolnrs, oi IN, cr'atn,.
-. At the residence ol lis latlul- law.
lIlise lnck't) IA Jsli'fsoa ran 3t,, hr \irnu /.
M,"lLL, late Professor OF Nr,l4, M IN The .n,,c,i
y "i rsitu2, III the 9Th Ncal al ils ave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26
information Z. an:eT.

L. lJLEE, while IN my rnrlov, a.a drch hand
~ On board tic steamboat Glrln,lol, IN A al
ray in HE loNa q Waterloo, Alabama, II man
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az. JACKSON y JUDGE WHITE.

columns 81 certificates. Nj. Bcnioa tod MS ,e,,.
aee thet Geu jackson never lacked cc,tit,ers re
viewing Judge Whites testimony before the Com
7'ie'ei investigation last winter aud attempting 10
aNpt"Ne tie statement of onilio Bradley ESD re
'"Ne 10 b'N alleged proposition to run Judge White
is Nce t'resI!rnl on the han Buren, ticket, IN case
inc Judge would not oppose Van lor the prrsdcr-
eN. = 1Eedaiio,> n Tennessee tate place IN IA.
egd.
Not having published Judge Whites testimony.
vt do not feel called upon To insert tie reply to II
We SHALL however tcidit As SOON As We have nothing
9' mo'e ma ottancc 10 do, aud lei Gun readers know
al what slniI IS mae up, hN the remnant of the
Old wItr- washing Gommittcc, who did the Gene
II Writing before he went to Washington.
SMALL. NOTES.
The taus. which have been LEFT tn,lonc h, the
Virginia Legislature, its cNtra session the people
We arrtrhend, Will have most reason to conplan ot
II. refusal 10 l"Gaihc the sue, by corporate bodies,
oI sn'' notes, ior the purposes Of change The ou-
" plausible argument III favor nl such refusal NJ an,
time, in ,onuts Which authorizes the issue ots,nL
notes Al all Is, that specie expelled tN thcm nom
encu'ahon. Rul tins argument loses lis prriuency
when W. rccollrc that the application to the Lceis-
aiofc Is based upon the eNi>tus inadequncy ol on,
.. ., - "
- ''''''' ~ 7'''s'i'' '''' Ordinary pu1le-
A'> ~ ne 'nahH'lN' linus i'f, II lN true, the car.
city ofs,.rcr clmn,r has ,nt hrsn .eliou>I, orp,,
s,ve#, h},l il Is evident Il ,, hiI, .,,i j. -, a.,
m'tm 81 IN per ecnt and while those who receive
silver N ca3oec are hoa'duo,t up, and pniiue ath
:, an, ,l,,. ~. -. 49,. ,....,
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IA naan,,flao, n ,i,.I,,.,,... .,,,.,..
:ic.,ty orihsm4c,yc<, unlc~> ,.c ui.., ,,l,nol.,h
st,ln,:ar corpcIaIiah note fer ind, dual ro,,i l
adopted aud the Legislature. rr>t u,n,rr.NIlbc,a
"lehha,t suspended specie pa,nr,als, what rha,.
nov y.iu#c}n autlorizr.
Il ual, b. tfre tia! IA, = snill Notes ofre ,S.ncl
Wuud goa r>res.lscr from ,lf, uIaio, bnt If Sc
4ud'l uur thi the ,pccrc would b.. LcpI anlons ouI-
selves Instead et bers houca nm i. much OH NOW
l.. tsr.a4l sI' ltianlo distant po,n.s The benefits
Woald >noll oore than co.tuierbalancr the ll-lrls
81 thcf hes.
Til, ...,ISIA1i Ei.-The Richmond ,o,.
r,lI....,4,,.;
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Ieard's Pateni Apri,.e saddle.


~ the public 2ncGll, that in addition L, lg
i"tm'I course, h. = nov mauutatuHuz
iseard's Patent ApTine Saddle.
Fhesr Saddle have alting ltihe scat an. 4 sptua
N the ~ Ia, Which @ttsases liz weigm ol tic sal
die "uh leu nuuo,s, and ehts very girat e. "a To
the t'dr, 'od holsr audMay BE- applied 10 Ia
dc Sad ilrsa, well is 10 geulicmeu's ttcfue
al>o lrss ithle Ia hirah aud uoue oily tapaird
I'll man, olhel had al f1ted Spna Snlalc. Inc ~
~ va acquainted With. IHieG ft Will uatiauf III
lac solls Ia realwtn ILL., aud IN support Il wlit ir
has sad, lc1.t,1~ lac reado 10 Cnls AlcA mlrt'.
lelt1 boln", and tie 'eilticdo OF anonber 81 zen
trmrn "i e aEltest resp, ,tahilits. Who Az nd
ioI themselves,
o1aR Nhw. uftuher / leGG.
p'm Sn-llhm" oppressed = VII la keeN how
! hhed the iatem std $Wma S1d,l't purchased
!" You ~ lRmtuN last, have uo hesitation n .aA iue
! 1t Is the most pleasant aud agreeable Saddle Inv
even ,odc upon, 1nd can With confidence, ,ceou.
nehd to III VIM drsnc case and nloif IN llift,.
W lll utu, hlr@pcct,
ON nbedicnt want
GERARD NEN AMBER.
fluokn ,unN ~, lure T., l-#..
have ra' la.el 81 Nr lohn h0uaus. oer a
Brnd'~ faleo - fue %a,ldlls, ma laerl4.I# oa il
i"r the lat . ol q uonths, tnt ,na vuh nafh #.,s
that II - orr "t the uo~t rut ,tot'. ~ saddles l,,rt
rode lud rin 1u.tly roeo'aIee#t 9es4I5 G..l.i.I#
he both Ia ta.r an ceoa1O Ia t4. t..sr irO sa ,f
hoisc. jolly =IiE4sN s!.fiA.
ia.e1a. fa.s.#l -.
do hef'oy ecrotv. that ua..tf t.e. ofliea,5s
Falon .nIuE Saddle, U9fttc ~. i IN .ellaul.l.
aud Ia erode Non It ltoul nI..l.i... .'I l#al n
I" be The ntosr F'rg nj and ases #a#..#. = H.H
drl Hml hoasr l.'',t W.T.. lcIuaas ttI ..D1't
41llN y f\Gi# - G.a'
lmaIt. -
lhne#hceo l.,ta#~ nc ~ Geof3 . l'a.,H sr.r
Saddles, (rumuWsuaed in Gt,hmenlA at 49,,
t0o, Ne't-, od h.eciomI II mud - ~ 70 o5 ~
aud hore d.on aIA mb. r,c med
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A. Democrat, II ofGuic, growth in ncpn.Ni
yanla. Il has not been manh ycar> slae" lancs
EucIara row one of Tie leaders ii tie democracy
in rlla State. aycrrrd that # he thought h Lad
4 dia;r Of democratic blood in his wins. he would
u.c the Laccl null he expelled the foul comaaion
from his $, 4leln-aud 10 hc Is now a ihoroush-co-
ing. dyed nl-thc wool Democrat, whose jacobinical
al slanes the aa.eln3 energy OF those who fought
the battles of thu party under Jefferson and Madi
son in thcnaluor,bc ,9~-'9o But james Buch-
aiirn IS an honest changeng, compared with
GHai,c> Jared n2crsu for while The former IS on
y concerted tlcteiiai, the latter is arcnoyalcd 10
Ifg' Ia Il communication published in flnadel-
Aa paper on.thc nh June lr0i, this Mr. ln.ctsoll,
who Is now enc oi the Leaders of the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania, boldly declared, al lad bcen capable
''-of reason aad reflection when tho American colo
. MES tool up arms asaust the N"''"~ " -.
- D HAVE BEEN 4 TORY
."at an appcalion of rcrroach'
Aud now tins same Charles Jared Insersall mho IS
by ms own confession, atory, q revolutionary lo,y
III hear al principles the l4aocyoe candidat. for
Congress III the Third PENNSYLVANIA Disulct From,
such dcmolaoy and such democrats, may Heaven
deliver u.s.
u lie Rev. Leonard Bacon, d. d. M se,
mon recently preached at New Haven, Conn. ~, Ii,
In9.'' ad'rnS 10 The decline in the prcc.ol e,,,o,
IL odef 10 how 'al Providence j., 60. o,,,4,,, :,
me #Noo'1"nst' to' th' cman' tef,ng ,.,v d-,..~