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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

ne.y FRANCIS, DENTIsT-Bss removed 70
- l3s Chambers street. opposite Hudon where he
continues practice all The various branches ~ Dentistry,
the recent and improved principles His prenIsa
Iacorruphle Teeth 81 the ses, qualify 70. sets ere
remain permanent the without the ose OF
sprisVs hgatures Tooth ache that WI CURE we
violent tooth ache In Anew womens sra We 1De
trpe preserve the tooth a ftm inc Kus
ARTIFiCItL EYES inserted by DR. yrsneis. whth css-
not be firm the natural ard WI perform evsvy
motion of without giving the sgnss Peis 80
An in prov. rnt in this art reeevesa diplonN
Also EYE WATER Or y respectfully scrcin - stes-
tjoa oftbe psbc bis most ssrsors'osy ~" ersetoue
Nv, ws,er II has fully proved sslf most ,alSsbs spYi
.tis in weskp~ss OF Toe Yess tbas
lave bee Diseased sr has perfectly cured In ssv
~. Nv ksrrson Tbompses street. procured boae
fhs .o,e ,r Hsrons y and 10 hs asicnisbse~s
he spd psn which hes beep
s,ve or .ryy she bad pscd eye bet they
eli fsil.a therefore hope The public Will .gprsc.se
Ne value. -. Sycsru uahnssvN..
widow 81 re late Or Wesley b: sss Dr. rys..s sys
may say saved rom assoIsse bsdses kervfore g.
I'd and vslwsht eve ~ssr-
only regueste be hsews mshe sspsrsesest ,Ihrr
Tr-m The tesnsesy Of thoss wbo have I'D 'he Eye wr
pre- 1ed by DR. Prs have hesisscs rsecnmese
'nr Ito the spesisino'ies efhe psss.,,r.; ,rNr.s
jislms psssssof he HDssssld~ q ursA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
ca kMICAL s:

Oh LIZ.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil vitrio, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, CoPperas,
Aqua AMMONIA, Muristc Acid,
Aqua Forts Nitric Acid,
blue Vitri0 Manganese,
many other articles in the lire Of their business
Orders will be received their Banking house No zSs
Broadway the Office OF their agent No. street
Bz5-lys GEO. n. GILBERT, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

4 AEAa.AS rAb1k-A Iew and sI~p ant ar,.
~ Gle for the Teeih-The Or Tooth Paste wbie II bean.
hs the teeth removing and preventing every OF
and giving 10 them clear pesrly Wilderness also
heghtens the color OF the lips gums gives
beauty Of rnouth-by ia si1ecfing
properties greatly tends the decay
ando purify the beatb-and also adds that
grant sweetness TO the breath for which the
Justly celebfa shat article enters largely
ssn ofthe orris Tooth Pasegiving It's
tally contributing 10 that agrces BILE which
this Paste preemine atty To
partially tooth wash the Orris Tooth Paste will be psr.
cuIsry acceptable, IL readily be convened into
pleasant excellent tooth by asssvse piece OF
about ,ke sine of pea small III water which can
he done the instant The Orrs Tooth Paste thus
tooth withou Inc obsciiors All
be brought against the In which sree Of the
latter descriptions must Of necessity be put upand squay
Dee from the many osectens hssre applicable pow
ders from their want Of nestnets sppensge toilet
The great number OF articles that have bees t
public for improving the appearance Of the
have generally proved proprie-
Of the Orris Tooth Paste confident sfts
excellence and virtue, to Observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned. :
II be had Of H. e. Hart, IT'S Broadway; Mrs. A. c.
Cannon's, No. Aston HOUSE. Broadway; James H. Hart
2s Broadway George c. Howe Co. l4s Chatham It; John
Howe, Dentist, io4 Grsnd street. OF Mercer r. NJ
Guon Bowery and Grapd Heary Pike
st., and wholesale and retail s,4 Grsod between East
brordaay asd Division 81 Price 80 cents BE careful V
ch'sir tho paste. a. Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
nR. yANDENBURGH,s FEMALE RENO
DyATING PILLS FROM 0ERMANY-An effrc uai re

NEEDY suppression ulary and all VII
does have her regular and proper course.
NIB Not to be taken during pre- nancy.
Sold only by Mrs. BIRD, Midwife and Female PhyS.
csn, No. 2 Division 81 New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children teeth
ing, safe aud eheetual remedy.
Ao, an excellent remedy for nipples, prepared and
sod as above
III Advice gratis n 9mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
TRULY MONDE Full AND ExThAOK
DINAEY PHENOMENON!
A HORSE THREE YEARS. OLD WITHOUT

THIS extraordinary will be exhibited few days for
sails, between the hours of ga M and NJ, Sunday ex
Phs HORSE is the first ever world to which
Nature has denied covering OF hair al the
and Of his species in addition to wbichhe also
symmetry 81 orm and his substantial points have by good
deemed model HIS color beautiful bronze with some
white markptfecy doce and accustomed to being ham
slightest apprehension Of danger.
The spectacle this animal presents is magnificent and pleas
ing ard the feeling OF admiration excited In the beholder
unaccomPanied by those dssgreeabe sensations usually
Admiuance, IS cents j2s-im.
- b. WARE OF APOTH ECARIEs NE are
- seldom ure Snt wisdom araL not The unfortunate
in the city shoud be univens wsrnisg TO pus-
chnse no from men who employ for The
our bodies. When will the public be wsel When viii be
remedy The evils human nature No longer ago han YES
erday the writer observed in the Cars from Phads
Poor woman how msersbly i'll she appeared her coune.
boa.ed her complex hue Of death her strength
whence 40 traveller dresry tale and ali
% ss o1. a MOST %
ess the cholera rid in its results thas any other
vile enough 10 adHnerl Alas there viii For il so pros.
patient 10 those more securely than they
sors BY ary 'se Teo IN ibis
literally living The v.s their patients Doctors
and % &c ~ ss a s %y y s
other means for the procuring living Let them bat
more Mercury an ~ ,nslT r,o,,s ,oNr,
And the practise that presents itself the
which have been treating That may be
ed the
KILLING PRACTICE
This to which alude is the
CURING PRACTICE.
10 the practice OF curing disease wiki VEGETABLE PLY
SIC This principle Of purify the body by purgstiop
kecomng and Understood the ON LY SENSI
BILE METHOD by which soond bealt be estabshed.--
Thousands ofndvdua the last three years.
this doctrine Now the stomach aud bowels
attended whent.e head affected with disease. Nowfthe
the and bowels considered II accident
Of the members Of the kody-beeause
healthy Of those depend the healthy OF the
general and every will II the gene
raj health be bad while that remains oca diseases be
cured.
All the medicine that requisite TO restore the body
stste of health Is BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNI
vERSAL PILLS, which in England have STOOD The test OF
trial. and performed upoa thousands Of helpless
hopeless after the usual scieHtifc skill OF
consolcd them with the they
Their properties ambitious and aperient medicine
unrvalcd all who them nd the their
all euogy and must be used TO be
The delicate will he strengthened BY their use not
brscng but removsg the weakness gross
and corrupt bumors Of the body They require
In eiet OF any kind. Plain directions accompany
each box, that every one Is his compeen phys
clan.
Rsmer,ser some are GENUINE sold by DRU c. IsTs.
DIR. BRANDhEThS principal ofices are
No. 1877 Hudson No Spruce the
Suno &c and No 27s BOwsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

IJOLT'S HOTEL-The proprietors OF this well known
and popular establishment 10 conforming 70 the wishes
and frequent solicitations ef their friends and
TONER'S determined that and ser the Is day ot Feb
ruary they viii conduct their House the European
plan where citizens travellers their lodging
apartments without board and % those who may choose 70
have their meals in the building there win be regular
table the usual hours Of breakfast and also table
from " till for dinner served In the best with all the
luxurrs mark Affords dbcd up order and be paid
according OF bill OF fare placed daily before them
The viii be furnished with the best of Wines Liquors
the cooks and walters &C the first every thing
the part OF the propfeors TO render ccfsbe ali thvse
wba msy please fav.r them with acau.
~ B. The Lodging Department win be conducted by ASA
HOLT ~ :. -
COBtrRN.
J, nusry 81, 1888. -
The Morning Evening Of this city WI please
nv he sbove and week, and send the hill the
Hotel pin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
Exchange kesdfng Noom and Foreign
Letter nff1ce.

T THE Proprietor Of the above establishment takes great
pleasure in announcing his friends and the gee
rally that he has removed uto the large and splendid e
proof room IN the Exchange, the Wikam side
Neither pains expeme have been spared arrange
mens OF the News Room and the establishment is be-
eved to be the beet OF e its Kind In the United
addition 10 the files Of American and foreign
and prices Kept records OF arrivals
sales Of stock the Board OF Brokers' Telegs
and daily list OF the arrivals Of strangers all the pnc
pal hotels
The Foreign Office has been up To give
the possible safety ell letters within per-
security against all other accidents obtain
ed by deposng letters in This Office twithsu taking
the other privileges enjoyed by subscrbers worth more
Than the Of subscription To all persons having important
correspc ndeEce with foi eign countries.
GJpIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

Brown d. Co.'s One Priced Hat store.
" TIE subscribers since the year 1884, have aimed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Nat OF the most graceful form at the nodating
price u S. They now say that their Efforts have
crowned with trumpham The Hats nanufac-
tured by them during the three moaths beauy
and finish any heretofore Offered and preamnent
among those higher prices by the part
the community
They have completed their arrangements plain
Hat for ESQ, which point style and
gare OF form and general will compare those
the highest prices AN sales for cash. and deviation in
price.
BROWN & CO.
s1e-Sms 17a Chatham Square, cor. Mott T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

HALF PRICE MusIC.-New sod fashionable
III Mus FOR the piano forte srd aue csu per Pare
Also, chdrens coored toy bccks every hind for se
cheap ms. KINGS Bcoh sore, ~ Puhov street
g. Also, powess nslss Of Assss~eS fv eougks short
rcs q besh, asthma he Also bcses ssd
Ar ale e sAove. n1-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

JANIsEN's CONCENTRATES ELETTARIA
used and has been placed contact whihs Of the
e''e' '00'"' ''1 An ISFAILuBLE SPECIFIC
for that most severe and iormenrg snn.ysnee the Tooth
Ache Unts mos, Other seIss ,sr The ra,gs's , can b.
burial 70 the teeth and e,efo produces no slurou. e.
ecs e placed in contact with those that are sound
's' FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
Al .or.sr.: and isave. IL. Tee.h m Il sSadao. Tor
being flied, and, en.c,ualy arrests the progress
ssv. already become earoos : entirely ae' ,r ns
by iscsyed teeth Price 50 cents FOR only BY W 81
monson 70 Fuson street James u Hart, w. D., corner
and Gran street corner Pie Henry street, and whole
sale ssd retail al Grand street. between East sssswsy and
Division street. Jls 3meods
ia Cash.. ws2Gis. s:,isg 'eemp's,.d sss A..
TO The sa ss ::
large that he Is nov 20 oss . for the I.psssos q
issay hope. win &c foead suited u ,hsi! desire.
appearing before tbs Fsshiosabls world manufacture
to ~ Vs"u wants asa pssars. nan Of s ,Is
proprietor nble fhe q the usder.i se
pri.g many eo.ssai close and practical sp
n. %si 81 ss s Of s 20 .o, him
the Proprietor ~snf .,s bis DECIDED ne e sss
,hs material for msnstssnr.e .s.rely GRE she would
leave the judgement 81 desersng public pergiaga m
eeure the spppe.oe X. eS"sr sna
ever .asesas 70 anticipate ser sesrss We wosd solicit
A assortment II Csses Umbrellas soc ~ ofcve Brusse
he, constantly on hand n7sn. WALLIS. i7s srosdwsy
SsULPnATE OF QUINN E--wanssssa psr,ecu,
~ pare
sclpha,e ard Aeetse Mcrphips-wsrsn,ed psre-iss
vtals.
Jsjpbe Pssse-Fre spsRv-sn 5sss ssls. borea
white wss-5oeiss suitable retail
ewsns Psnsces-st uasuscsurers prices, with Spsnsh
s s J. Ss..;.ss, ~. ! :m.s:.
Tvsic Mrture-warrssted fer the fever and age.
Seda and seidhn Powdesy tbe aesee tesesber
MI nj ~
RUsMroN q AsrINwALL,
oaf&~s ~ rf#As.tt { William street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Tber regular
sales 81 Horses Carriages, nc. this well es alb
lslment eonsus 10 take place every h1adsy IL osoc
and NE proprietor has alss adopted The DHowing
.0esemen havng Tor sas will charged ao~
thiss for III the LIST May he comms-
SION Ss viii be charged on actual sales only"
he next sale will Monday, Feb 49, l8oe, Al
IL oclsck and all hsrs~s kc INTENDED for this sale
shewn and entered before saturday, Feb H. NJ
as no horse be auction sness registered time
for the ogue.
iyae saleThree pairs OF fine young Horses just from
ly dsposedof.
JOHN W. WATSON, 40 Broad way.
~ horses registered for sale be left Al New York
before IL O'Clock ON the day Of SALE they win
sot be onered lis 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

EUaNusHED LODeIEo rOOws % 1t
II Terms moSevsse ASply aiso Nsssan stree. F'im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

(NOAL-Wassngioa Coal Yard, corner 81 Barrow and
" Washington sts-A superor schuylkl Peach Or
chard Coal present hand in this yard which WIN pc SO
for cash al very reduced prices Families will find II 10 TIE
call before purchasing card whhr Prctss
he sa-I ,.,II Ia a,v attended IN j3-3m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

DHOPDSALy for freighiiEg 1900 cords vi wood rom
IL Boundbrsek Basin New Jersey, New York city, Will
be received at the house Of the subscriber until the lo
March, be decided the 18th 200 cords by the nrs
December 1888 and 2500by the first OF 1883 me
bidders will state quantity he will deliver each monh anu
the year where delivered the lime he VIII reman al he Guy
Of New York every IS cords and the price per ord FOR
further information inquire of the subscriber near
NJ Jersey fl3itMl~ JOHN =. oRoWN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
W. n q.

DOOMS To LET-Furnlsnea or nnturnished rooms
FRS f7.tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

VNANTED-A man well acqu Ained with the sfchmaA'
w ing business ia its branches and who would De saus
fed for share OF its proceeds Apply
Madison, Caharne St from to O'Clock morning
oi,u ..oAA - W oSos" ~ - f7-2ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

80 years age. OF steady hab who has betH 10 yesIs
in the various Printing desroas OF GO
ing West either superaend the printing depart
wspapar, Canpostor Ihe best OF rerr-
capabiity be given Please address ~
care Of DIR. Burnel IS 9Th avenue. New York. Ilo 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

ADVANTAGR OUS PROPOSAL-Ay young gen.
N teman recently from France, having all the ne
cessary Qualifications teach French language desr
obtain situation private Instructor In amy
either ia the city neghbsrhood As compensation MS
board and lodging would be required onlv
For references other information please apply at the Of
fee Of this paper to the Rev. A. Verren ~ FrankhnsI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

Csnpanv will take place at Tammany Hall, Gu Monda
II this their Second Annual Ball. the COMMITTEE
wish 10 inform their and The public in general that In
same exer ons used previous Ball will be fully sustain
ed by this The Hall will be decorated with banners torches
and other embeas Fire Department and neither pain
.o ex oenss will spared add the gratica of hos
who NAV favor company with their the abov
evening Browns celebrated Band engaged-he hoor be
ing under the of Mr. Parker assisted by com
miltee !.
Tickets with ladies' tickets accompanying them price
10 be had at the Bar Of Tammaay Hall: Moraa Browns
No Water street, Hoboken House OF Hoboken an
Washington street j. B. Mlers 345 Hudson Morto
street. or OF the memb coAprising the committee
BY order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

no LETThirtecs seat three story brich hosses nov
6risbso hstweeu Eleventh and rweiflh street, fesI,
Unlcw our jackson Avense OF Wooster suitable
cor respectable mechass' NO pscioos three
ssory house orsss on Avenue, ntesded ssv sYocevy
ssore a~i dwsl-s
The s,ovr ll'e n respectable teran,s ~
apvying 10 Thour.s Nncfarase, TYenh sr-et Thra
Avc,ue Appiy bstweer the hsss OF ssdaP,M jii-im&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
FIRE ISsyRaSGpEsv BY NEESHAST,

IT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BOsT0N.-Capiai
100000 paid In and Observation-Disclosures to insure gana
IRE risks Proposals for insurance against re on
buildings ard and for the renewal oi policies 10
,he city OF New York, left the Counting roos sf A. BIGE
Low, Jr. 40 Pine William. will be attended to-
JOSEPH BALCH Presiden'.
Ros,or D~c q 1857 i25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
GENTL Nc MEMS
HOLIDAY Pk T. SCENTS.
GARnx

AT l72 BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS, plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcf lain may
be procured Of Maiden and Broadway az
STUUTS Engraving Establishment, specimen books
may be
Ase silver plaec Door and Number plates the plating
which uncommony thick, the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular and Noora Seals engraved
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, Gc
STOUT corner OF Maiden lane
dSQ-3ms and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

W. ID, u
DUFF GORDON SH .. RRY WlNES
huff SiOU DON a. Co. No. 20 Broad St offer for
IL sale choice assortment OF Sherry Waes Of their
brand in quarter casks entitled to de6enue
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-06

uon, VIII be present and express the feelings Of mn
injured and insuted people The course which
the administration pursued in DISTINGUISHING the
state OF Mississippi most clearly evincos that
have no safety while the destinies of our country
are IN the hands OF those who have no rsgard to
Constitutional obligations. Gov. HUI, of N. II. is
now holding an important and lucrative office under
the General Government, directly contrary to his
oath 81 Office and the Constitution of his State
Is this not fair sample Of the moral integrity of
those political leaders who are Dourshed and pam
pered from the Treasury Of tho United States? No
wonder such men wish to separate the Government
from the People! No wonder they afraid of an
enlightened community, and at this time of great
excitement, would establish financial concerns
in the hands of an administration that might by its
influence appoint its successors.
Again, fellow citizens, are called upon to rail-
ly from the passage OF Patton's unconstitutional
resolution. This meant to be a deadly thrust
to the friends Of tho oppressed. Look at the vote
denying the citizens of this country the right Of Pc
tition upon one of the most important questions ey
er before the nation Look from whence that vote
came Out of all the friends of the administration
two members onlyhad the independence and prn-
ciple to leave their party and vote agreeaby to the
principles of the Constitution. II is time that party
names should be laid aside and all the friends of
our country, Of humanity, of tho oppressed unite
as ono man, in maintaining dear bought rights
and handing them down TO posteriv uncontaminut
ed. Every man should, this important crisis, be
willing to mako sacrifice with tho prospect of be-
ing remunerated in future a thousand fod-by see
ing our country purged from wild experiments, and
political demagogues, and entrusted to men of sound
judgment of political integrity, and moral homes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-06
From the Burlington Free Press


The Patriots are again in motion and perhaps
blood is flowing at the present moment. On
Tuesday night the patriots who had been driven
from the Province, together with such was
disposed TO volunteer in the cause Of Canadian
liberty, assembled near the line Of Champlain,
for the purpose OF entering Canada Their
number has been variously stated, ut from three
to eighteen hundred. Gen. Wool, however was
Immediately on the ground with the New York
militia, to prevent any organization on this side
OF the line. Finding themselves foiled at this
point, they crossed over to Alburgh during the
night, where they were followed by Gen. Wool
but with force too small to accomplish his de-
sign of arresting theiF operations. On Wednes-
day about 10 o'clock they organized in the neigh
bourhood of Swnnton, to the number of $50, I'M
der the command of Dr. Robert Nelson, and a
French Colonel-who arrived in this country a
few days since-and moved towards the French
settlements. They were perfectly armed and
furnished with munitions, and carried with them
the means of arming the Frenchmen who might
join them. On planting the Patriot standard on
the Canada side, the Province was proclaimed
free and Independent of the British crown;
provincial government established, and written
declaration of independence promulgated. Rob't
Nelsonwns proclaimed President.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-06
For THE CALEpoNIAN.I
TEMPERANCE MEETING,

Ih$ Dahville Town Temperance Society, held
:" nnual meeting, according TO previous notice at
the Congregational Meeting house, Feb. 9th
meeting opened by singing by the Choir, and prayer
pY Elder a Slas-ailer which, Mr.. CHARLES L.
LORD delivered very interesting Address much
TO the satisfaction of those present, whereupon on
tno mouon OF Rev. ID A. Jones' it WAS unanimous
y Resotoed. Tha, tho thanks ofthls Society he ten
dered to Mr.. G. L. LORD, for the vory interesting
and instructive Address with which he has favored
us upon this occasion-and A. W. Perkins, was
qnest copy for publication.
The following resolutions were severally intro
dneed, and pertinent remarks made by Mr., Brain
Morrill, and G. %. Chandler, Esq.
-, ReSoiced, That the principles on which the
temperance Societies are founded and the Tom
perance Reform conducted, sound and efficient,
and deserve our cordial support.-Adopted
ResotVed, That the PRACTICE of furnishing in tox-
icating drinks at our ON ltary Trainings" is not
only grief, but breach of public sentimc nt-and
Wno It Is continued Is one Of the greatest schools
for making drunkards in our land-Adopted
ReS0loed, That the bars in our rum selling tar
verns public nuisances
ReSoLoed, That whether the cause of temperance
among us be advancing or otherwise !; it is the du-
ty ofthe members of this society, TO keen tho fac
Tying, and on all suitable occasions to urge upoH
our fellow citizens the great importance of The sub
our Military Officers in this town. and respectfully
request them to discontinue the deecterious prac-
tce which has so long existed of furnishing ardent
spirits to their soldiers as a treat
RcS0tned, that the proceedings ofthis meeting be
published in both the papers printed in this Coun-
ty.
The officers of the society the year following are
e. DAVIS, Esq President.
G. p. CHANDLER, Esq Vice President
HENRY MATroCKs, Secretary
Hon. S: MATTocKs,
SETH Cook,
A. MCMILLAN, Esq. }Prudentia! Committee
BENZ. gibson.
A. w. PERKINS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-06

Mn WEBSTER SPEECH. We offer apology
% our readers for occupying much Otto. days pa
INV with the Speech of DANIEL WEBSTER in tho
United States Senate upon inc SUD treasury BILL
in reply to Mr. wright OF New YORK It's candor
and ability commend 1t to tho attention OF all; and
cspeciaIy to such may. feel any disposition to
rive their further support to the present Admins
ration Upon tho minds of such, if they desire the
ruth, it cannot fail to produce tho conviction that
they have too readily followed the councils of un-
wise and unprinciplod men, in their adherence to
the Administration The speech 10 worthy of be-
ing read once and twice After reading the speech
pars the paper into the hands OF your Van Buren,
neighbor, and ask him to road and ponder it's ar.
grments