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ltl the OF human misery ought be published and
made known 70 the distressed and 10 the Sek--riraef
from Dr. Frakiias w0rks.
YoRK CouNrY, Pa Sept ], 1888
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
that we're troubled with deafness, and have for fifteen
years past been or less troubled with this action
and BY the information have q your honor and good
and expect not only answer but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man you,
but the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler one OF
negbors after usngyour remedy has got his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you live,
make bold in addressing you in hopes that lmay receive
the same help, and get my hearing Also as my neishbor
send Five dollars and be pleased 10 send the remedy
for persons free of postage as am told you sometimes
yon would do well to you have done TO others.
Dory your best and make me hear again, as and all
have such great faith in what We have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wisheI;
York County, State Of Pau,syuania.
To DR.. Green, bethlehem, Pa.
N B. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
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Adams, John Quincy
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N B. Some folks in our parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the same
remedy that restored the hearing of Joseph Chandler
This aiYes 10 us additional hopes Of help. dec2I
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
or the December No, which will be issued Tues
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

now be the lion Of the days and Toasted and caressed
till he becomes sick of cur obseqaiousness.
Today, Calhoun very mprudenuy and fesllshiy
carried the war; he said, into Africa. and made an
attack upon Webster in answer 70 his speech few
days ago. The giant shock his tail and growled aw-
fully while he was bayed at by Calhoun. ! never
saw him SO reused and agiiated. He braccd his
nerves for the contests and when Calhoun concluded
Webster arose and proceeded to skin him alive. he
was absolutely mpaled. The whole history OF ms
political life was exposed-a his incensstencles were
detailed and all his tergiversations and backsldngs
developed from the record. A man whose opinions
have been various and unsettled should carefully
avoid exposing himself TO the danger Of attack and
ought certainly never to be so silly as to covett The
development made during this debate cannot but snk
Calhoun forever in the public estimation, and strip
from him large portion of the reputation he might
otherwise have enjoyed. His vanity has received
dreadful check The substitute has been rejected.
HORACE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

SUPERIOR CoyRT, March 23.-Before Judge Jones.
Ernest Fedler and John Zuber, versus the American
Marine Insurance Company
This was action brought by the house OF Feidler
& Co, which the plaintiffs are the partners against
the above named company, TO recover, under policy
of insurance. the amount Of damage alleged TO have
been done TO quantity Of madden shipped at Rotter-
DAM for New York, and consigned to the plaintiffs,
being their property.
Itappeared in evidence that the plaintiffs had effect
ed general pelicy with the defendants in this suit TO
the amount of sl0, 900 on certain ships owned or
chartered by them, and trading between Rotterdam
and New York.
The plaintiffs also effected with the same company
further policy Of insurance TO the amount of $685.
on goods shipped in the gaot Vanilla.
Ii further appeared in evidence that the Vanilla
sailed from Rotterdam on the 18th Of February, 1887
her bill of ladng was dated the 30th Of January, 1887
Among her assorted cargo were 70 cases or casks OF
certain dye-drug called madder, and was to reco-
yer for the damage done to the madder IN these 20
packages that the present action was brought against
the insurance company. m
The affidavit Of the captain OF the Vanilla, H. L.
Craunenburgh, was read in which he stated that the
casks were properly packed and stewed on board OF
the vessel; that all despatch was made on the yoy-
age; that from the 10th TO the 18th OF March, the
vessel experienced constant head Winds violent cross
seas, succession Of storms, &c, which caused her
to ship seas frequently, and make CONSIDERABLE uan
tty Of water. By this water the madden was injured
The policy Of insurance was read and admitted IN
which II stated that the company would be able
only for all damage done above per cent. on every
package on board the Vanilla, except gram, the same
TO be paid in 30 days, after proof rendered to the
Company.
The ownership of the property was alse proved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
fMPORTATIONS.

LospoS-Per Packet ship oasrio-l7ss bars iron case
Hunts ccl Paueron-s Thurs,on- $50 S bag.
80 e.d d ssss q webb
co.so ssess Meyer Sons cases do Kiggs2 bales
Whey seis do cs.
%sndl case Dc Tsgor Col do Buckingham do
DO sesa co Co
b. ds DC
DO Wrght-l6 do q Davies Co-36 do IL w 4 J Bars-
DO wyssss es. i y sSs sG paa G0
Baker.i2 do Howe Coils cases cleveland Lewis
ur. ce-s8 de Day, Napier Co.'S, do Bach Brsdisb@
do ssoddard-s do snith5so cases do boz gold or
H.vsE-Psr ship Barsandy-I,c mdne MsImas., Smith
Booraemk Diederichs-ls do NJ Bspjanin Co--i7 do
rssri', Cess do bags Thes
s1p coMloco do w,gh-l4s 90 orders do
50 .ane Isne Ia%son do % Crank %
bible 90 Bru,sen Cos es do serkaId Huon-s
Honross-s do rerrot-iO do Chszournes Paiet~25s
wEsr coAsr sr ArmcA-Brig Susan 4 Eizabe,b-sa nun.
sheon. Palm OIL do cofee25 wood-Is27 pieces
ASrwIRP-Psr ship Rhode Island-l7sases 4baes trunks
%1Ie nar%o1y Cts DO stone Swan Co.'S dc seae
-sdo wronsech-si 60 Miesegaes GIem-I do NoIte.
niS Us, do Rsrins5l1 do .eshard Co.'s do Mule
we,sn.np9ooo bags rye woord Col do mdre N We
.aud-i5 pipe. brandy BroLer-ac OBJ Graves co.'s
10 hhd. ls3 do Mor.as hhds cases ndre b.
garo chs do Rogers2o hhds do CoardG pipes
brandy b do Bsshau-2l pipes do 100 hhds do Ism.pey
Al dc n do wine 200 csse. do order. ~ -'Ae'''eS
SAvAsNAH-Ship MilledrcvIle-S bags csfee VIM Her
mann-6 bales tobacco VIM Hemsan-5 bales skins so
sastonss bags peanuts shearmsn-e5 kegs lard Gale
Co5o bales cotton Br, wster-is 40 Henry Thonss
SIS do Wilson Fuler-S5 do Lambert-f2 EnoI Phelps
90 4. 10 fses 70 George SS e.
Perkins, Hopkins White-rce and otter skins master.
sT MaRxs-Brig Roxbury-a<3 bales Center Co.
$40 Morehead-4d do Maitlansk kennedy-75 do Robnson
New 0RLEANs-Per schr william wssce-37o Kegs lard 60
bbls DO sydsm sag.-Ooc 10 W Fishs-3s bales Get
tor p Kppe-7s hbds moasses q Msrelsua.
BuEsos AyREsPer Ship Butus5 pipes grease 70 bsles
mdze 1000 horns Defores-looo qunts beef Spofora
y % - so hide hide rope pigs ndre
skins bor copper Adas-Ss bales rs pipes oil ~ bun.
dies md1e q baldwin, bsr prints whitaker Co Per
Sharp Co.'s bales mdre "a do shns al p,pes md. ba
wool 32i hides w w Deforest
ST. CRoN-Per Brig James-l63 hhds sugar 81 PUN rum
Sr. THoMAsPer schr Thurlow-s bbs iurpentine Master
Markee Co-ss skins n Rsbnson-ii blocks marble w
Smth.
WASHINGTON ~ CPer schr Msrneriso tierces mol.sses
1877 bids sugar La dlaw. Lane Go.
AUX CAyKs-Per Brc Dusky sallyesI bags coffee 81 do
cocoa Deforesti4 bags do Mscke 1880 lbs iogwood
PAR-per brig Mercator25 India rubber shoes bsrs
DO ga bags So bks annao vs. deohns basm ISL hides
Brsine IS shoes Ales Paxson-i3 do smith-B
do master.
ley-iio hides Harding Co.'S do mdre N N Mich.
PASSENGERS.
Per pseket ship Burgu-ay, from Havre-Messrs BIRD
Of Boston; Miller, Junot o. New York; De Gov ~
Paris Maaame Hemmer and child and six in the steer
Per ship HiledgeylIe, from savsnnsh-Nr Thomson A
Steer.
Per brig Susan Elnabe,b from West Coast Of African
Per ship Alabama. from Charleson-G H. wi,dlev n
Wralks, G Buekmsn-55in the Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
M % N r. Y M A n X r. Il.
Sunday. March 25-0, p.

The week closed asst began attended with the king
contradictory symptoms which have marked the whole opesng
spring far Thestock market continues extremely
inactive Foreign exchange slssed 1851 and the inland
probably than has been since the suspension
or specie payments Yeterc Is large portion OF business
revving and forcing itself into acos In spite Of the dersngs
ment the currency. The number Of arrivals port
ring the week days. and the aggregate values OF
regs costwse imports greater thsn taken
place the space any former period of
history Frsm the 18th March the 3h March about
arrived here and the vspe the eagoes may
very reasonably be emsted The arrivals from
Interior the breaking up OF the rivers equally nu-
unerousn vsue travellers, money and produce. At this
moment all the cast Of party New
York ssusacng real healthy, prudent business than
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston put together There
tive and certain
We have received from Albany the Bank statements OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

Mr.. Woolley added that such madden as that IN
question, was then selling for cash at 81 cents He
thought that the announcement of it for sale as
damaged madder" would cause it to be sold for
less than its real value, it was an article which
BUYERS would examine for themselves, without re-
ference other statements or declarations and which
could be seen easily be damaged sound, accord
ing to its actual condition.
To rebuff the testimony Of these two witnesses the
counsel for the plaintiffs called four more witnesses
Zone of whom had dealt in the article for 40 years0
they all confirmed the statement of Mr.. Summer, that
the damage done to the madden was at average of
20 to % per cent throughout.
The Judge charged that it was question Of fact for
al. i--y da'.rmne upon according to the evidence
which had been adduced. The number and weight
of evidence appeared decidedly in favor of the plain
lifts never :heess it was possible that the two wit
nesses for the defendants might know about the
article in question than the other five.
The trial occupied two days; the jury retired Fri
day night, and on Saturday morning brought in a
sealed verdict. Damages for the plaintiffs, $3.50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

State of Trade.
SAreRDAY EVENING. March D


As usual Saturday business of the week winding
we have few eperationsto notice. The
Y all that are OF Importance except may be in Bre~ds6s
Wheat has been and continues good demand The
have been SO moderate and the sales good for week or
two back that the stock hand has very materially dmn
ished Phere is probably not hand than has
been sold this week and no immediate prospect supply
There are several Eastern vessels this
article In Rye there have been that
hihu an inclination advance: has made nj
cS cents, cash Oats drug Flour exhibits no change
other than being held frner a~'
Real EstateThe operations in this line are nearly all
Chancery sales Tho to-day by rankin,
The house % Hester street brick those Allen
street were frame houses OF the sales advertised TODAY
by Bleesker, Withdrawn, and the Other postponed
IeaThoss sold by auction to-day by Hoffman, were part
Of the Commences cargo. We notice sale the Henry
There are also two 10 be ,od in th atty week.
Transactons this dag.
Wheat-l 500 (poor) l25ll 100 Rye-2400 bush. locales
1880 bush. 1S5al57
Auefioa Sales.
Almonds Is bags sheed lea Segars- boxes Principe
Teas-l0 cbts Y. Hyson 52a5n Coffee bags III
:" &C hf chts do 29a55 Salt loo sacks rs
/" 10 lSlb.bxsdo Is Sugar. hid ca
+" 10 Glib. bxs do Is Mustard-I9cks 7l.ef
n l3lb do Gunp'r 54a5s bxs London 27i
" Is Gin. do Al Brandy 10 M ms Am 3qal5
% ch,s souehong 2sasl Cbampagn-as baskets IS IS
3chts Skin I6 Paper-92 rms small wr.n 4S
ChulaR Al I2S do large ri o7!al 10
Glue-l7brls eRal0 Chloride rks < m 4
Anbalema Segar-ls,m 81 l7A
Real Estate
es 2sh street $1,000 House and lot IS Hester S. TOO
2housesGlots c. Al Hes. $500 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

n The first Congregational Church Of New Bed.
ford has received enc of the Spanish Bells, presented
20 il by Mr. Moses III. Grinnell, Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

TT SrxPnKS HEspERsos, Esq Of New Orleans
who died recently, left estate of two millions Of
dsllars most Of which he distributed to various cha
ritable associations. Amongst his requests was one
of $1,000 per annum to be distributed amongst the
poor Of his native town in Scotland Noriens duices
-<uiriscffnr Argos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

W On Monday last at Cincinnati, German was
killed BY stone fang at him bya butcher, with
whom he was wrsngling.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

The BRrrlsH STEAM SnrP-The Royal Victoria,
which will sail from Loaden to this city in August,
belongs TO the British and American Steam Napi-
gatiox Company, and is not connected with the as
ISOLATION that owns the great Bristol ship, we sup
posed. The Royal Victoria will sail direct from Lon
don 10 New York without touching at Bristol.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

EDIrsRIAL TAcTIcs.-The Louisville editors arc
showing up one another in most especial manner.
In order to make their civiltes more piquant they
90 into the law courts and rake up affidavs, bills in
chancery, and other interesting documents OF that
character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
M ARRIE ID.

On the 18th instant by the Rev. x. Nichols Mr. Ingraham
Everett, to Miss Abigail Owens
On the 10Th nsfs by the Rev. j. r. Nichols Mr. Ellis Ro-
sansvig to Eliza Fitzgerald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

ANOTHER BOUNDARY QUESTION: difficulty seems
to be brewing between Arkansas aHd Texas about
their boundary. Texas has laid claim Fayette and
Miller counties, in Arkansas and established land Of
fees A majority OF the people side with Texas have
elected representatives to the Texan Congress, and
coroners, &c. They refuse to pay taxes 10, to
cogniEs the jurisdiction of, Arkansas. The subject has
been referred to the Legislature of Arkansas by the
Governor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

Tr The FRreATE MAcEDoMAs and Sloop Of War
Levant are lying in the East River the former prepar
ing for the Exploring Expedition, bat waiting for
commander. The Levaat, Capt Commandant Paul
ding, goes 10 Norfolk, thence to Pensacola, and re-
turns TO New York TO carry out the new ministers,
Mr.. Muhlenburg, to vienna-and Mr.. Troop, TO
Trieste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

the 2sdinaa Mrs. Elizabeth Winter in the 4lst Of
her age.
the 10th instant Madame Adelphine Consee native Of
G@rieux Normandy. in France.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
Important Trial.

pJ "Puck" is informed that the "Nuptals' can't
be publshed-the manuscript 10 lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

BY this statement hi evident shst IN. h,l - .s.v
are stronger than they have bee. for last sy .r, cs
pared with their condition afor.sr periods they stand :. a.
- 1880 - w.