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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Thursday, July Do II. M.
The stock market q the board today exhibited gea buoy
sncy, The reports nm Washington being considered Of
more favorable nature The sales large,
instances an advance effected Phenx rose per cent?
Leather Bank "a cent Planters Bank. Tenn per
cent? Americ' Life and Trus per rail roads
all up; Mohawk er cent N. J. H. per cent; Harlem Il
per cent Paterson cent? Stonngon also closed per
cent over the previs sale; CaHea Co fell OF per cent
Some sales of United States hank made at 1884, dvi
dend OF this nearly the the former There
n, material alteration in the OF domestic exchange
day
The great question Of Resumption will be decided, II ~
thought tonight Phi aaepha and great hopes
taned that the final decision will be for immediate resumption,
the vote at IL last meeting stood for and against ap
ion but thu free OF public opinion beco ming eserJ day
stronger for return to honesty is to be hoped that viii he
complied with; this idea, together with the defa Of Mr..
virgins bill in the House. has been the OF the
buoyancy exhibited in the m rkr,s today.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Co have declared dividend
OF four per cant, payable the o,h inst
The Anrlcao Life Insurance and II Co. have declared
disd nd Of five cent fer the eight months ending 3oh
uI,. payable on The lGlh inst.
The following hf yearly dividends have been declared
by institutions in PHI lads lob United States Baak, per
cent; Bank North America do; schuyhil Bridge CO.
da; Grard Life lnursnce 81 do; insurance.
Penn Co or lesuranee lives do; L. h Coal and Nav
20; Atlantic Insurance, do; Philadelphia Exchange Co.
DO Southern Loan Co. do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Sun Of the Rrmamrntl Planet OF wonderfaent!
Nov tnv tar Journey oi dav Is done.
SIN art thou parting sr ght shei,llag irmortstliRM
Down Thy throne OF night-hail! setting sun!
SLOW hou artist awsv-far from the realms OF day,
i.ing'fiag In pity Sunmrr's loved bDwrrs
rDy Last ray amiog-iiy farewell lin, cleaning,
Yet soon thiu't appear to refresIarn the owers!
Thy parting brings sadness; yet nations. in ri dsess,
Are waiting bio th~e-FouHtaiG OF lighll
Wherr'sr ihy IN islrps be. there DO he snty Sec
Tbou kind est day In the dwellings OF nights
wh-re see ps the thnnaer. there dosi thou wander,
Down 'neaih the de~p thrre dast thou stray;
TX :. NC the stars high In the air upborne.
skirting c. ezuon's Tar verge on my sa,!
Grandeur and glory, they travel before thee,
Bog aims. and majesty walk IL thy tran;
Darkarss flies frm ,hr~, CLOUDS may Use To thee
when thou awak'st from the ocean again!
ll,hy own induence-kindly thou dost .tspensr,
Blrssines o-r nature wh~re'rrits hounds be-
Aries lone drser,. II bl oms at thy presence,
Aud Lapland Is turn q into summer W thee!
Zine cannot csnque thee, age cannot alter thee,
Yssrs have no power finit t-y sway,
ST. ana sublimity-si they attend on Thee.
Pign1 of age, but not oil decay
SIM Of the hrmament-Plsnet OF wonIern,enc
Nav thy .ar J-urney OF day |, done.
SELL AL th0u part ~ bright sbcdoug IMMORTAL light
D,ws ,hs thrune ~ nirht-ha '. sttins san!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

On thursday afternoon, 81 nstaa,, aer lingering illness,
Joseph Tei ri Williams, ia the SOD OF his aye
GA To rsy m1rusng, 81 instant Ms Euiy risher vie
st Mr william rnker, and daughter NJ Ssmnel ri.ker
A. Ai.s.y, Wednesday, Ellen r. wife OF kufus King.
an dsuyhl-r OF Ro~rt Elliot "a OF her
AR. on 500, On Wednesday. Juns "a a1sr lo~e and
TayI a. ~ The 53i year { her age.
a Auusr- ts- al Mrs. Pbebe relict OF the late
c,sn Uposgr rtern ng, the 18th year OF her age
Va, SATURDAY. the 2Jd in r. In the Gia
year ~ mr. age Mrs 0rrlr de Foru, wido~ OF the late Dr.
Am,.a F,rd at A ,sny, NY.
a. Uue, ~ SUNDAY Mrs AMI srhe, ,g-d ~ years.
Ict o. ue Hon C's se sr o' wnahsm -rct cut
ths M =, gsu- the 2st OF her G. Cwn Thess
Mry,s..~s al. oi "a ut ". " D. McKssack u = Arav,
IN issuahier o. lieut. Solsne job, Green, Unhed State
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Tive markets have recovered ypt from the
Incident u the hoday some auction sales were declared
sat effected w3rhy OF hea oi the
which has been more n,rn ih ave before
this has also been in depsess the
kuoy aacy OF rada.
C.rTos Tbrre continue to he trars etions la this ar
'icie; notice nothing which indicates chang- la prices AT
Charleston 20 H. ht had bse extensive dran and an
adyan"e per cert ID on UpisntS in conseqae
late tayouiae fo Europe and the tight
leans 27h the saes aHiounied 900 bile, full prices
L"uiatna an, Mssssi ,o .xuene IA fair, III CT
Aiaban,a, u n c. fair 81 9tc =
hsnss The prices sun rn he receipts continue
thr
CeFFEsThis arket is still inactive, and change In
pri been IT sied AT charesen h. The sales
were 40 baxes G'ssn Cuba, 81 i24 at New Oieans
2l, The supply 81 all kis ui ell sales o Havana
5c; Rio 0l IL t.,parts from January to June 80 4s
casks, us bCIs, l3S acc bags
transactions This day.
Ccionsa0 u alanLs 81 2l Asbss--i30 his PITS on
!" I75F.a, Q 10 CUff e-i60 bags Bfazil, o,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

EIAsr RATE OPPO .TUSIVI The nd
N verti,er o.xniag q ne The hand e Bars in
tie cts hanass,s sitting siiuat" IN " the
principal business Iares aS ahou, 10 embark IN
another line 81 business fIrrs ihe same tor sale
The patronage the es,abihme 4 hos met with
since It's CON h been Ut
scrptlen WHICH increase; Inns rr
entgpsrg individual cance 10 render the house one 81
first .tabi .ais The line. The ,e ttr
log prospect ~ ry Nne need a?ny vnss ,rs
conan nd $50 Snc0 cash Adire-s x Y. v. Post
Ofice residence, prompt alir anon and
Confidence viii b observed. iva iw+
~ OH ,s.f. rss 81 ~ % .la4u ~ wa A,E.
MR. ISAAC GONAsD tme l1nger nj 90 finds a
s. eel ch lie ages yet again AMI f,r hualr~h
asy .s or uoman 10 beat HIM err ia scraag teaching
,.,,, .,l h,,.tt pauN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
nAnislE ID.

On Tuesday evening, Il last. by tne Rev NJ sax, MI
George .,ssp, to Ms Isabella Sorach, I'll Vt ms city,
On ru ssy evening" Sd In t,n by tn Rev Henry Chase
Mr. Jamss CRANE. Mis- Sarah Eliza Winnie, both ." TINS
city
Aess.,o Hiss Agnes H. daugh,er OF Mo Joseph Dsymss
all VI this city. -.
nv, by IN K-v Morris Mr.. Mos.s DALE, OF rtsnouh
Ssioo county, Ohio, Miss Adex q Gross OF TVS Guy.
Al -tsast~as. q, by the ilev NJ. jackson Mht Esq.
of the a. IN &C Mou Pzliee, Johns 70 Mis- SARAH ~
os4oyd,os Stan>t al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
Yours respectfully.
IFrom the Christian Advocate and JauruaLl
IMrOR rANT I'D TIE BLIND.

NV Dear Br.her ColsIt Is unnecessary Tor to sform
YOU thai Tor m my year, have suffered much under distress
s,ng afccon eye, and have r-d May remcdi add
undergone operations from the hands OF OF the frst
uiss In Eur but without ell citing perua-
nent cure; could rad aud write by The
aid nf glasses still ry ewes were source OF much
trouble anxiety Having hsar ct thu masy land TO
almost iaereio-) cures perf.tm-d by John Williams
nov res but late OF England determined
consu hi w. if cou obtain a,v relief or
accordingly caI-d spon hn,at frosidence use he at
once t,d OF desease, and SAID he di
doub nv G,h b-ssin b. Of much service 10 and
regard, charges all h II graltuds, not having
st nv time rec from any Mtbodst travelling
prea-ner his hut he rrqu 10 call upon him every
dayy Tnis for thr last ten laws and due 10
hin TO say already ved unit Of benefit
beyond my M, expectations or whit cannot be
TOO grateful Is OF much regret both tn
him and uys- that Of my Hin-r duties
ourcs me q the city, for have srung hopes thar
manned here I IN ui experience ceriaa care.
Ihave prompted write thus To You that the afflicted
among bre hrn the Ministry, who csodo omay apply
to Or winam his house have been az eye witness 10
the patients who have been restored 70 sight
aer being -nicd blessing mauy year and 10 some ia
stances bnl Another i'm -rtant eature
IS that his rem-dies appear be sac aa
houga powerful do Ia their application produce much
pain !. -,
me- and of oenfl those my bret who need
the assistance aud avoraby ccumstancrd rs
90 have IN opportunity ~ calling upon htn.
am Nth respect aud brokery love vonrs ahsctionaev,
Ne r-York, May 81, 1889. THUS bAlNbkiDoh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Anew yoitK TA TEAS AL y. 41s Broadway.
IN ar ub 80 sale NJ Hor aud Crrris nj this
:. .,usm.ss win the Disco GA ~ adsy. July eb, 1t u
och cuaar nrng Nth carriages sud htnrss ssi NJ
o,r,or ~. hsises ~ti be offered = ..oo-.
Jyew - .
NrUW York sATTE Lis. 40 rssA~sy
Nv piv.e ~. Several rsSs o. mssehss ssd sSssis
@,.s v.a :, ssy Pvssys 70 hssds h'es ,eY tss
loy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

ar SECOND WARD HOTFL-Nsxtio The cerncr of
Fulton Nassau sres-This we'll known establish
having undergone thorough re6tting, In
pete order sas the accommodation OF who Lonor
with their psrauage.
Tbere this house, besides the lower story which Is
thrown entirely public bar room large room
the second story 10 feet by g. weuied Tor the
of public eetisgs together with several smaller
adapted o the Of Clubs for tine sacon OF
other private business
Clubs ana private p,res accommodated with rooms and
be fun,L-d dinners suppers composed ~
OF devacy which the markets aord
notice. EDMUND JONES, Propris tor. jeIf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

From the New Oriesus Commercial Bulletin Ja.s !"
FIRE ComP ANY, No. "a throng OF genl,emen'
laon given by this COMPANY at their Hall on Tchou-
pitoulas street, on Saturday last :, .Lo;oos,
The no spitabe board spread with 'nc cno'.es.
wines, and every delicacy and luxury me n.aIAo'
could furnish. The entertainment was a,'sso'nel
magn cent affair, gotten up in style OF pro'us'on
and elegance highly crediia6e 10 this ASSOCIATION Oh
gallant spirited young pen
The most attractive object was the new engine re-
Gently imported from New York There Is noi pro-
badly in tho world more spienou hiach.o % VIC
kind The beauty of its model, the soldIty OF It's
structure and the usefulness and richness of It's or
naments excited general adrnlretlon
Greatpralse IS due to the members of the company
for the zeal gaIlnntry, and the spirit O. benovolence
and hero,saa they have ever cyinced on occasions
where the veal of their fellow citizens called for sue.
cour or protection.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

FnANxLrs THEATsE.-A reaeti'ion of amusemen's
have given celebrity TO thi; place that detes all
compe ilion. The management Of Mr.. VIM. DIN
neford has been attended with unparalleled success.
Let him be l5eral!y and Justly rewarded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

hoped, crush another Of those ncipsat PIRATES! ex
petitions which have from time 70 tms snsoyed s0s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

NruLo's Tonight the State Fencblcs, OF Palladel-
phia, visit this del ehfu Place of amusement when
will be performed the new vaudeville OF Womnns
Revenge IN which Mrs. Cramer performs MISS
Fiashing,on and the old petit opera OF the Prsonnter
~ Ia P1ebstie in which Mrs Cramer Mrs Williams
Messrs Bishop, John Seton, and Archer. perform
fayorite characters. A splendid piece of Fireworks
in honor of the visit will be exhibited.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
kv'Azs5;.Xh n | ..I%'g|,ei

NJ. S.-NR GowARD and Ills friends have brca 10
stake ONE rHOU SAND DOLLARS, or less al any
ior lhe a,t years; ,u a. nga constant advertising the
all this has caree 10 accepi.-Ihats
enosgh! itsrsaks volumrs!!!
RI AS Mr g. Il going out 10 challenge all Enrope in
on had Penmanhip those wishing LESSONS OF the rrsutes
living Peuman must ltamstia,ey. Terms any price,"
Time short long Names always Kept secret and ~anf
Dental when ~i-sir-t. jya3.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

= .. =. - 10. ~ ..s..s. S S,ss
soon ~ tala is12 lao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Report Of brig pas.yB 0ouni, Capt james Petersen
from Dnoa, Beiiz Nassau PrOvdencr. lrt Onna
June LIST Bez June IT, and sevendavs ir", Nassauat the
last tor, stnpps The purrose IT landing criminals md
WITNESSES of Is 81 wss india re ginen 10 all IS PR
sons wh tried Ay court r,S,,is al Nassau Schr
Polly Capt nicbnls rived, tn % ddvs from Wmpg
tn, c. schr Danube OH; .,,ig cosnbia Carsin
wise sailed twodass befr The paisey 81 Boan chr Fish
er Anies, Capt Baker, Tor Bostor.
The bark Oawa. Capt d Davidson Jf of Phlln ielphia
from New yak N~w Orraus, w, lot on The 4,h
Of june about mites t,ihe north nf Hole in 'r WALL
Captain Wit, tue greatest difficulty and
snatred considerably tier gcig there. Thry shore
before wreckers cbua reader them any assi
sng the hepvy lhe and cf lived
al Nassau, the sd june ship and cargo nearly Total
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

NrW fOVK. 9Th June, I8-3
To rHg EprroR OF The New Yoax sun
Hr As friend snfrng this large namunty,
ake IN t,,ery letter which lave rent in
the Mes rkC ristian and JnurnA Of June 2d
written by Rev. r. Bainbridg- q personal ri nd Of mine
tim him In his visits 10 the hause IT Or Will
Inns 4is aud ss fed that aih ugh he speaks
II YER, aft IL AID Of thar 0caisi
welt as the great benefit he had Witnessed IN many other
cases sid nis hr might have added much more with
ou any rxaygerstion OF BY giving this together
with bro,aee 8aiabrdg.s letter, place your valuable
paper, you will much oblige,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
HOLIDAY SCENTS.
CARP;

C.EA. NAIUrAL ConI.cl "a isrsc
NJ live Ag feet long, exhibiting f,r few DAYS
only, at Perrys HJbokcn Heuss, Hobokrn Admission Ks
COZ Sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

p-r We called uron yesterday by gentleman
tMc Hll from aar,eles Onondaga county, New York. WHO
had been ba hearty during tie afve years susg
fcm severe Burn which occurred upwards OF IS years
RE stated he had been undrr ha Of Or Williams
,hree and days. and the most mlnute
objects and con rea large He appeared anxious
10 puah his gratitude to Dr. Williams for the good he las
been enabled do HIM. He accompanied by Idly Che
r,e her az girl, Mary Brown who presented the an
he xed letter .ncerning hsrchld.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

4: 4. s s. ,s :. ss.;
UONNOR Of the P.islelpha rh~s.rs. viii make his $
na,s. |. the Lady Of Eyoss and rrAa FsAe .sce
= NC " on @cSosr EVENING vii, he --rc,rme4,
THy LADY or LvONs-Claude Slslno,,-. Mr. Canaar-
Eesnscsn Mr. Rchmgs-Co Dsssas, Mr. Piacide- 3~uIne.
A sco'ch Pas sul. by Master Wells.
rue wrATnEacocK-Trisxsm IN. Tickle. Mr. cosnor-
Doors open q Z -psror@sace Begins a. Boxes, 81,
1 az soa ~ H. w s L.kErs sS" EVE
TIE R"H 9, o"soRsE-ysIx cl.rvaul.. Mr. zion
-Marire, Mrs Place.
Paragon NJ. . ake-KaIe y Brien, Ms Stake.
pna FAsarws soy-cnops,ca Mr. wu,bouroe-
Doors open 7-Persormaucs TO hees Al pre-
s.Ea-,e GAftDi.n
les soirees Amusaaes under the direction OF Mr. John
issngh' Of n. military vaudeville @ Ia Prsonner &c h
FvneiS es Capt paxr viii visit Ire rsrsn, sscorsa By
The L CHI Quart of h.' cry. 8.I.
nv. Crsne., US W ul,@s Johe scrop. Mr. T. pishsp
- "'e"''' FsiDaY L W. e 8 sTLYs,
The aoirees As,uasees with III time in
led wo', ma ssyENSE The poetry Dy air. j. B. Pail
DISTRIBUTION
L1fy Fi-shln.toD, Ms Cramer
~nphIs biion, M isLitH Vile
M,>s Sinpcr, airs Wiilaols
M-ftos, II ai>k,p
- ihonEsUils2, R,r. iisutHville
| Eag. Mr. J I'M i,an II
Farrer Gregory, NJ archer
Farmer ID. bbins, Mr. Franklin NJ As@ n f
| Iuin, nj E,spss .e8.fE N ri
After which. gran dspiap of fYogKs hy that re.
stated Mr ia pyro echnt this psrtier oily sy
iibsln piece dc of the ~ nps e Liner cover
lac spaceoi SA square f-tt dictated
our An' car Ia 'erenarncr ard got exfev ,ort oc
fa.9 forming ofthe largest rice Of fireworks
bisd Ia the lied states. Tis nagnc mi rirce x ends
Tor th9 eastern 10 thr wfsr &c wnrdpu-
~ tc' hi hi AMI viii dpav OF cfl
Rcs 81 NIB ut 3t0 squa'e tet the ves
hulr ofte Temple, xhbug niagn icen Amsrcau Star
formed w VERY color iagnstoD devise o.ng ia
q 'u-ss o ianrr-wor the Of
l7G. iha Whole eau in honor OF he
vsi 81 the Phi ah,l pti, STATE Fer cb,es.
An ai, rms0a hail hour and refresh.
mems. -
vous to lie Prsopnier de Rochel will be
the nrigi nj overture 10 the Erouz. Horse
The nu.e en's 10 con lcdr with 9th time il this esta
biShnent. the favare vaudeville LIE rRISDNNlER Df
LA ROCHELLE or my Mo te,'s Cousin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
CASH TAILptAl-E EsvAB LasHNI q. N r
No. CO MAIDEN LANE,

No ca MAIDEN LANE,
(Late 100 Whana.str-et)
TT The increasing of the above estabishmeat,
has induced til Subscriber he additional arrangements
as 10 meet the seasds OF the pabc witt punct,aay and
despatch.
Dress Goats Of 6ae cloth. from SIG 10 So
Do. seryiceabe do III 10 ~
Summer Goats 40
Do Pants 3,o $50
Dress Goats made and trimmed for =
Iantaioons do. do. so
Vests I 80
Al ottrr garments in proportion.
No goods delivered till paid for. a. f. JAMES.
jy 3-St
LAssSsG L1AE IL WAD.
No. @ LAUHM NS ST
One door from Canal stree lrmrriy Mr.. Greene
1T "here the Of Breas Butter Crackers, Sods
Crackers Milk Ssca ssal PHO, Bread ter family use, ofas
good qualify IS can be fouai IN ,his city.
Weight OF bread pounds 81 ounces before baksg Tor enc
shining,
Family Baking at 10 and o'clock.
h. Persons askhg credit respectfully r-qsesied not
70 call ie7cod3ws
e. BRANCh Ot TIT SHADES Ann street ne<r
William The subscriber proprietor OF tine Shades,
respectfully informs his friends and the ps5c generally,
that the rccei ed since the opening vi the
Shades, has Induced hn, 10 take he abeve hcn.e with
view those who reside The essera side OF
the city Tue honse hued % sn,ary and WILDE conduct
ed IN all respects the same the Shades.
je2.y J. EVANS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

The cvthnsS entertainments mmence precisely al sgh.
O'Clock.
On Monday. the favorite vaudeville of ENE PASSIOs;
or the Anlcni atom. M .aw
Lila first appsaran- ED Miss Aexina Fisher
Beansafcon. lhr>t opp. arance.) Dir. TIayer
In rehearsal, (nsver performed in Amerisn)
vile, with poetry, Rlusc ard dresses, la
which Mrs Gamer Miss Ae.na FISHER, Mrs. vii ams Mr.
Archer. Mr. T. Bishsp and Mr.. John S4fen III appear.
Tie oprleior bets 10 he has
ments for The producion Of juvenile baets performed
entir ~ by an infant ballet corps.
Tom last night Of oordinary Ravel family
i've
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

Cotonsa0 alanIs, 81 l2i Asbes--aa his PITS S 90
= l75F.a, Q al0 Cof e-i60 bags Brazil, 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06
New YoRK. June %, 1888.
NEW IUNAt JuHt 7
DocToR WILLIAM se#.e
Sit give, pleasure to add my testimony 70 hat 0

Atthe request Of Mrs. Brown who l. commandment Of ST.
rnke,s Churc aud well known To cherrini state that
die facts con the note strictly true
~', J. NJ FORBES,
Rector OF 81 Luk.s, CIurch, ~. Y.
New York, June Goth, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

DIED hug POIsON-This srli.Ie has b~cn used for
- several this city, and has received universal mp
probation II Nat whr her the hugs nesl the walls
beSeads A,ors tn a'ure, this article will efsctus
and certainty Destroy dipersp them for the II
for easily applied cheap and very cesir
y snn ony an CURRY, corner OF Roosevelt s asd NO
S75 Bowety. JszOlt,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-06

~
THE subscriber respsc fully forms rchants ofhe Sout
i and West that he has made sngesert u nsnufae
tsre qusuiiy Of Cioibi the shortest notice
ing Of IS per from the ordinary prices erc' which
the terms good civ accep ~ days
Merchants will do well 10 call previous To- purchasing
ering hr eoihrg elsewhere. such inducements will BE-
ksld shment III, tke r
orders. A. r. JAMES, Cash Tailoring Esiab i-,nient.
ivy.ow CO Maiden Lane
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-11
LOCO.FOCOISM.

The Loco Focos arc getting sick of their name, a Circumstance which, however, is not at all to be won dered at. MT. Duncan, Of Ohio, in speech in the House of Representatives last eek, fairly 6!ased at xhe appellation. He said he was democrat, and if sany man called him a loco loco, and did not mean a democrat, he was liar and scoundrel Now we
 re free to say that when we speak of loco focos 10 mot mean democrats. The principles of modern N49 however earnestly they may lay clam to the ne
 Gemocrats, they have right toit-and what IS pe- Sana!ly 9ni"rtuna'e tor them, the pecp.e are fast zarning the fact that loco-foeosm is not democracv
 The Hartford Times of last week complains of the Application o the term "loco-foeo to that print and fhe principles 1t advocates. The Times is in the full
 sst sense of the term iocofoco paper, and however
 altogether too late in the day, unless indeed chan
 es its principles, an event which we are not part;cn Isrly desrous of seeing. But with what reason can the Times now object to wearing this title It is but ! very short time since it defended the doctrines o iOco-focoism, under that very name. We have now before us the Times of September N, which contains long article commencing with these words-"i Al Loco Foco SIR, that is to say, believe tn the doc trincs which it is now fashionable to denounee undel that appeation.' And asif to make ii doubly strong the article is signed in capitals, A Loco Foco"- What right have the Times folks now to complain o being called locofocosf No. no-if there is any pe proach p the term. we cannot help it. but wear it they Before the recent election in New-York, the Loco FOcos there were not ashamed Of their name. They called themselves Loco Focos. headed their nonina lions Loco Foco Ticket" fought under the Loco the secret The Loco Foco party ind their doctrines Anpopular-they find they cannot five under the name, and they seeking to throw 1t of, while they Ts,Sg S the But q no aTss name they lived, and-~ IN DEATH THEY SHALL NOT BE DEvTD- ED4'-iH Hartford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-11
NOTICE.

A Court of Probate held at Washing ~ ton, on the first day of January, ls3so on the estate of CHARLES LENNON. late of said Washington, deceased-Ordered,t that the ad. ministrator and administratrix exhibit their administration account to this Court for ad- Justment, at the Probate Office in Washing ton, on the 23d day of January, 1888, at ten o'clock in the forenoon !; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the administrator and administrative will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post 8 copy thereof on the signpost in said Wash ington.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-11
ITR1EL H1cKox, Judge.
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for Litchfield Dis A trict hath assigned the l7th day of Jan- uary, 1888, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the ap. pointment of Commissioners on the estate of
 NOAH STONE, late of Litchfield, deceased, represented in- solvent, at which time and place all persons interested will, if they see cause, appear be- fore said Court and be heard relative to said appointment.
 CHESTER c. Gos1EE, Erecstor. LitchfeM, Jan. 6, 1888. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-11
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