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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
ITO ALL THE WORLD Bic IN KNOWN
i HITNTERiS RED DROP a blessing IN the Luman race


1 HUNTERS RED DROP, blessing TO the human race.
Copy of letter received through the posi- oaice:-
nr j, Lcyson Division 81. New York
Dear Sr,At the quest o. friend who has lately been
liberated from the angs Of affection by the aid OF your es
nable Huners Red Drop address He tenders his
sincere hanS and gratitude for the Blessing be has received
your hand havisg been radically cured, by maggie il
(usng only part OF pbia OF dangerous disease
which he had rahy exposed himself unguarded hour bnt
haviar received bath and eson e is indeed truly
graeu for the and hopes receive sauary benefit
from the other Imyse who witnessed lis eec testify
merits, and Christian phianhrops, since RELY
wish that the public may be made acquainted with its
utiSty.
pour thy balm upon wounded Grid,
And let the banner Of disease be furled
Llfe's enbers reillumc-wbiie yet sparks alive
And bid the kiadliBg glow OF health revive
Extend thy arm-thr sufferers pang appease,
While grooming nea h the denloB of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all Thy repay
When stern afhictions's chains burst away.
Defenceless youth--if PASSIONS firm control
Has placed thee where dark waves of anguish roll,
Where mercys ear neer heeds thy pieous call
Then flee to him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that sootbe and set theefree-
And when thyj ust afficti.ns DER,
Go. rescued "ckid Of wrath, . sin mere"
Y0ursre% perifully, X. q. r.
Sold II No Division PA 81 bottle This letter
can be at the Office
b The pubic will please take roce that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be obtained other place the 81
~ but ID vision 81. m28 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

"A POPULAR observation-disclosures Com
"A pound Extract of Copaioa and Sarsapsrs certain,
Safe and eeciua remedy discovered for the
of srsa structures, whites pains in the back
ons, seminal weakness affections OF the kidnics gravel
butte rruptions &c &c.
One sdaon this preparation enjoys above all 9th
is It's portable FORM the In which
be taken being beth and pleasant It's asicess
with diet confinement from daily
siLess Travellers especially voud end this medicine lilly
useful and ought be unprovded with preparation
posses the which the combines
Accompanying medicine Is pamphlet explana DRY Of the
different the disc without charge
tanning full and ample direc ions
Prepared by b. Thorne Chemist London and for sale
by N. B. GRAHAM
m27tf 90 Nassau 81 cor Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

nR JOHNSON Is cossn,isa corsid~stany at his once
- NO ~ Duane street. between Chatham wls sta
The following diseases vI-Gonorrhoa ss-s- Chsncrea
sucturss Seminal Weakness, and the
He from venersa poison improper Dr.
TO remove any recent affection dsya
and The most nveterste eases in proporpnae without
the use OF facilitating rudcious medicine or proven
ton from business Persons enussg themselves
ssns care may desc themselves with certainly
The most aggravated Scropous sores ega
NC speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson car as certain mat
.he othe foregoing diseases bch has far
ed WHEN used within twenty -four hours aer Let
tiers post paid and enclosing have the nc
dicine and directions fer its.use forwarded.
Attendance from G, A. NJ To IL nj spkt Dr. Jel,rsap -
"'"Nso ir"m 10 ShaBpersstre~t. mo Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

MEDICAL AND sUwGtCAL.-DR GLOVER
li consulted usual IN the treatment OF certain
diseases lie apprse the public that he has received regular
professional education In this country, 10 claea
With the sefnamed dosier medca puer and prctepders
the day. Office No. Ann St, the American Museum.
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp al the
inner Office door n the evening. ie17u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
TThEs I PHHIknSoPH sTpNE ar LAss

i DISCUVEKFD!--Dr. PUETTS Eradicator new fais
to eradicate certain delicate plant IL taken at the
single dose is suici inland Ii longer du stion,
gle bottle generaiy sufces Every afflicted be
his physician for the directions ain faithful and
expressive enable the Individual his disease
well method Of prevening IL Indeed thousands
said that the prevaence o this annoying complaint has
deui decreased the Eradcaior has been made public
II sits the stomach without tanning the breath
For sale hy A. ID. D. Sands. Fnitsn and William
ssreris Syae Bow1iy and Walker and Bond
Bo~ery; h. Nones 844 Broadway, r. Burnet, IS
9Th avenue. In Philadelphia, by 8. r. Gnfi,h
Price 81. m50ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

CAkD-hR BERNARDUs LEDEBoER takes the
~ pleasure intern his friends md public In general
unt be has opened Aposec,ys Store 81 Chambs rs
81 two doors from Chatham, where he will he happy wn
day and night upon those who may honor Kim with their pa
enage He has studied In Europe for the last sixteen
months he was employed the web known establishment o
Mr. j. hhhsu, where he he has given entire
faction.
Medicines Of the bes, quality will be used by him. and phys
clans prescriptions will with despatch
n the lowrsttcrms possible. nJ-Srs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
n the lowrstterms possible. nJ-3Hs
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No PscA
wi Slip New Yors aeems proper eccasosallv remind
he thca

'sNHPENTEK, No Peck
.'I sup New fcrs, atems proper occasionally remind
the publ that be enniisuss administer the sstsa
old established Dt prnsary
To sya number ofths citizens OF this metropolis needs
no beralds to his victory disease, In It's
complicated and destructive orms-no- does he deem
rial to Ne very specific In ting the Of The various
mslad'es 10 which mankind and wonisnknd subject
To suasgers he bsgs leave stuIy remark
that he confines hmse o Office practice and devoes him
SELF personally TO the welfare OF hs tents keeps assist
ants shop boys, aud has Offices Dr
patents Who can never come In contact Doctor Carpenter
wnu add that he " regularly educated 20 the profess
NED cne and gerry ard received his Diploma the
1913 Of the New York Strs Medical Society srnea by the
hghy respected much lamentrd jobs X D. Rodgers
President and that he has fer long series OF de-
voted hmselfo The treatment aRd OF all delicate
yste diseases BE particular IN the number Peck Slip,
Pearl st f3-iw DIR. CARPENTER
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PUBLISHED DAILY nv
JAMES GO MDeN EN.s TT.
NO. I'll ANN sTurrr

Terms or ADvER rIsING.-The extensive eircuIauo.
~ we y, non IN Town and country make superior
H. .o.,, ros TWELVE LINES, on LESS
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montn. 800 months 10 %
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vance. NO paperscnt unless paid in advance.
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Price copy Country subscribers furnished -
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WEEKLY il.RALD-issp-d every Saturday morning ats q.
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J~rs Gordon Re~xu Proprietor and Editor and MI e,rs
on buaurss We pss-t psd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
"ss.s s.'sss !. sss,ra vsdssr .isui sser.-
en- ssssis. 70 qsscas n s.as -
BFFSMxHHEhNHS,s h SsE ~ NFEB;c SF !ssos An

ID PReTENDeMS TO MEDICAL Kn6vHsYHMnAAsT
DIX WILLIAM EVANS grateful 70 The VIC e. 49, -
co.ndsnce which they have bees plesses T. rp - &
estnosy OF h gratitude, ~ begs 10 sssnr. @
ne mas received nore patients through knot OF a
oSu tnan rom the deviaons OF the nfs uaed fro. S
Dr. Evsns knowledge Of medical and Surgical
oeen derived from the best schools AID hospitals In En,
ana Seo iaRd-he not therefore be classed with
rant OF these Important .cieHce-nen who scarcely shs -,
ax theH manual have brought over preh pudor SsiS
saved aud quarter educated sprans fame TO pu an
love Of gold 1850 VI
Evans processes not have any certain specific nosum
he treats the Proteus like V.ss according 10 the nature
OF the complaint and pecuiares of He uses
not specihc drops mercury nor then
more largely on the mil cradle his
by advertised Mercuria just like The murder
80 who aer he has knocked the brains of fellow crea
ne martyrs TO the above abomnahe treatment las can be
relief al 100 Chatham ST. Aeducaed persons whether
Eas on not are requested TO call nj the Office OF Dr.
aug .ney Will fad that his medicines have been col
& wnou any regard to expense and made according
Tue ormn1 OF the best European and American Dspe asa
b. sides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has careIv and ,c
ae hueu 10 ihe general affections the body
such as apopexy epilepsy tic scroua diseases
me heart ana lungs dyspepsia indigestion goul rheu-
mas ana the spurious progeny both; worms The abes
rcd females. = N anu III
a, DIR Evans Office is nj 100 Chatham st.
- Open from O'Clock A. nj. until 10 p NJ
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

WANTED-rhrees nsr, aetl.e servants eo'orsd. 70 g
w Into n c,snry tire hr-t cooh, one 70 ." ehsn
ser wosk and one 10 charge u chrva Ncne su ihse
who come wei, ne~e apply The siu.cns
Bresd~sy. s&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

hBsbhNAE - CUM PLA nNTS-DR. CHERRY'S
~ celebrate Astringen, Pills considered ali
bic cure alter the failure OF cop,va, subebs injections
Over 100000 boxes have been sold
any agent For gravel loss OF cenol Of bladder
glands and all affections Of the ksneys pills
eminenty successful In female weaknesses green
regularity and suppression, they fail per-
feet health DIR. Cberrys pills the females friend
For sale whole safe and retail by A. B ID. SANDS, leo
Triton st. corne' OF William and at The following drug
Nones, GA Broanway cor. Cross and Pearl cerner
Eowrry and walker; Grand ard Bowery; cor. Canal
an Hudson; Houston Bowey; Bond end Bowe.
ny; and Y. Burn~u's, IS Sixth Avenue.
Price 81 per box.
N B. Country merchants who desire TO buy by the dozen
or gross, will be supplied liberal discount, the Pl
VIII he warranted TO them to produce The desired effect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
DTV; AX,AAANPp ,t, Hg;; EEMALE RENO

WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An ehectnai re-
NEEDY for suppression regulay and all where nature
does not have her regular and proper course.
n. D. MOI 10 ne taken during pree nancy.
clan No 2 Division ST. New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, safe cure and efectual remedy
AL %, an excellent remedy for nipples, prepared
SOLO as above Ism"
Mechanical ahd Ornamental Lamps, recently Invented by
Mers Ocean Co Paris superior to any former
or their utili ana beauty
The subscriber sole agent and importer in the pited
states Tor Mesrs Decau Co.. begS leave respectfully
TORN The ladies and gentlemen otb that he just open.
ri store No IS junction Lane and by
ror fasona lie Lamps which he intends TO Keep consanlv
on hand ard invites all those who may in The use
Gle entirely from the great popularity il has already ac
qured among the fashionable circles in and from lie
tensve orders which constantly received its merits
cannot fail TO be as duly appreciated by this intelligent
N.Y. few seconds being besides sufficient il and
recognize all It's useful properties, the mechanism being per-
fecuy plain nits operation and being al lie
same tine an object OF curiosity by Itself.
These Lamps can be adapted purpose in the way OF
lumhaon ana can be asserted without hesitation exag
candles One Of these lamps he used
the least teratoa the mantle piece the table by
very simple combination adapted as chandelier
One OF the peculiar peries this nge NOUS
1t the glass tube and the wick that ulars the
light the latter not the least by raising nor
ny the lowering OF the wick except when
Another peculiarly OF is that TIE common lamp
can be used becoming clarified by the functions of the
The light suitably regulated snung further
Is required Tor the whole night.
The subscriber has also hand full assortment Of plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely
easily adapted 10 candles which gives them the deceptive APP
pearance of fancy lamps and they agreeable
gentle light very econmendable readers
and writer's There also such fancy larger
jss% '''' s''e' ''''''e' A Ugh bacon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

HESS The subscriber has Jusf opened w tne buNdinf
~ resr Of Sunday Morning News Office an apartment hand
soney fitted up for CHI IS Playing. -
eaileren WIN plsy sh Tn esrn me game are respect
fuHy invited 10 esil snd see the arrangements
The members the Club requested 70 suesd me meet
ings every Saturday ev~pinr st1t osiock -
and from Broadway through the nrg s. The
Amer< IN Museum All. pHSSpVhD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

III DR. u. LEVIS0N continues To the despe-
rate OF V+'s Msrcurial Diseases persons that
have been under the hands Of apo qusc the
try with his Hunters Red Drop and artmercua
medicines He warrants in Office Dvi.
sion 81 four doors from the Square. Private Offices attached
m22-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

nOGs-DOGs-DOGs-s very 6ne Newfoanc.
~ lard Dogs ssd welps for sale At the great Dog Esu
bshuent No 5ei Broadway, frsm Duane where
gentlemen can be accommodated fron price $1,000 esch
rpOOMs re GET-rp~pisheS or u,fo,n,.,,.a roc~,.
IL b had w applying At 81 - MARKS Place
avenue. ~ ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

lars and be id TO il. Now you may go and get
another vote with IT,"
"Oficers, clear him out"
The room skunk of rum and tobacco.
SIx-H wARp.-Two fights before the polls opened.
MANY voters had been drunk all night. Bills about
Burkes charge against Aaron Clark were circulating
freely Erben, the conservative, brought down hand
organ, and PLAYED on II est Patricks day in the
morning" Crowds Of wild Strangers" followed
bim yelling and dancing like wild INDIANS. Women
and even children struggling through the streets
shameflly intoxicated. One woman was Keeling
aloRe, singing
awe'Il let them know,
Before 90,
We are the Jackson boys"
HALF PAST NINE.
srcoSp wARp-Tweniy votes polled.
TT. f,soecors said they anticipated dull day. At 25
minutes 10 H. 81 ballsts bad been given in. The
iority for Mr. Clark in this ward will be- II Is estma
ted $50 The Wings bet freely on Coo
TEN O'CLOCK
FIRST wAup.-IH the downtown wards the polls
lsnguished BY ten o'clock in the hrst ward % votes
had been entered. While we were there very nd,rs
and neenuou. looking youth came forward 10 beg the
advice of the inspector his proper course OF pro-
ceedng lie was born in this city but had been absent
travelling FOR four months Of the last year This he
conscentously and scrupuously made known to the
inspectors but they told him he might vote with safety
which he did after beisg challenged. One Mr.. John
unspt representative of Hercules was challenged He
laughed heartily when he called upon 10 swear
that he 2l-scowled fesrully when the clause that
he had not voted before read him and expires
sed his surprise the citizenship part of the oath being
,esdered 10 him. he said the inspectors themselves
knew the fact A great many voters hold back, for
fear Of giving efence TO their employers in this ward.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
state Elections.

Na'gisnd We lsIi"re 10. corrrdel 90 81 hssA. iist
We T'fuH = ~ sic 'scloe t -sts gives The lees,
'r's 'o'e wh-' snd ,e f.srfrof - ,hr ,asi.. ~ .s
ere m'ip'i',ahout 20 srcs ~, &c ec,si rss,,- how
ever loc'l tisr,or b., stea pierre Ia the e, 4 r.
n"e IN which The vhr. ars turned ne ,esr M g,,rrd
more ihao enough 10 give ihe S,ste exclusively e. the hs,
-iiesrr We ss' 'hs Nsr'spd vet 90. STATE aud %
Pn'fd ~ us shnn,iushe suhi-rs.afr hBtnhsr
Ia P'nn'yraHia The wings ha,e io., nsi-s W., M. 90
'rfs"F Tho Members ~ coos,s, ~ ,,ssd ,tc sqa,c o.,
'a toe prr'sn, CoaFr,.. NV II t,iiw, IT,. leepl,
'u'e u.s. clsn"d brforr hy 'e ioo feo, Raiti.sdthe
Senate 10 zoos Wig We hay, los, soag IN The Ponols,
vote 10 Penns,lvaais
Ns'n Jo'g 'c had supposed from hs dr. -, prn, il,,
t' state had earned her Wing Coneres. ticket L,,ond
doubt Il Is INV rendered objectionable ~hcthrt .he ha,
oauod ony part The oieotp 70 close that ab pr.
u"s have clamed tie whole We ,tc neliaed however To-
believe th, the Delegation ~.'l bc divided The Albany
Argus claims fopr out of the The lcr.latu,, bore
to'ore is wing aul viii elect Wing Governor and Sena.
tors of The L. States,
Gt0rs,a have heretofore stated b,s become IN ca
tire Wing states md the wings hi,. elected their cai-e
Congressional Delegation, without doab, Here gain
member. and the tore. lose 8s Wig gam Of 10 Hence
Georgia w have antSsb Treasury me IN toe nett Coz.
gross.
Ohio This state, RON local rea,oo which viii be
noticed Aefcaci Ia, pfobabl again wheeled iun tic Vsn
hurcn ranks The election for Governor members OF
tie legislature and members Of Congress IN 80 counties
shannon hi' m'lory Vance, the whg canddte or
1903 How the Congressional Delegation will stand not
yet ascertaiued Tie admina,on pfcsscs claim gam Of
5. The taen,ed VIZ Bond elected which very much
anno,s thr tof, editors
Ga the who's, not prepared to admit that the wing,
have lost scn'c" any thing in the October
viii effect them IN national pom, Of unless they have
lost some members OF Congress Ohio and part Of tie
delegation In New Jersey
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Sub-1'reasury.

"Ths phrase is on the tongue Of many fcdcral.s,
who cannot tell whether II belongs TO the animal VOC
etahle creation ~ II Pdfriot
1t is more properly, believe, allied To the N neral
but 50 far animal that it Is managed by "hiprds.' 1t
~ not such a monster precisely the old L : Bank,
for that was So big, powerful Ia keep saie and
d.sburse punctunly crers d0udr oi tucc sam money
lis int cfy and usefulness muustrous defect IN
loco iuco eyes aud minds They SIGH, painotcally
ready rhino. Let US all have fair chance, they
We honest Nick Biddl-. and will tke especial
care oil the pubic money ~ n Seminal
Here - list Of dtisultvrs 10 Government, taken
from public document, No III sent 10 Congress lay
Lew Woodbury.. secretary Of the Treasury OF The UNI
ted States, dated l1th Bnuary, i5.is
Balance due by receivers OF public monies arising
FROM b" ,aIes Of public lands, who Of Office
Tire l2lh Ocinlrr. LIZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Hardware

Among which may be found knives md forks carers
ana s'erls desert pen and pockt knives percussion
caps, Windsor soap: snuff ho,cs -h hooks and lines .
chrst, draw, Ill., cupboard trunk and pad locks James
Sorrows butts cut and wrought lacks c1rprt ham
ners. an assortment skates bed rop" IRON and
Scotch braces tide Whips clothes lines hnud. back
key hnle y cat and saw mill saws plate socket ard
Ignnrlvta custors table butts broad aud narrow
conch lace gimp tacks hair cloth; black tufts and
sofa iassrls green hind cord; caadle sticks; lamps
Jews hnrps, avis; ink stands and - - bot will o.
numcrnic M more if have read this thrYus you
must he ia'icned. All &c these articles and many more
NAV he found for sale nj the New. Chran Cash Store
Produce OF all kinds received in p'Yment for Goods,
by JOHN STRONG
Rutland Oct II. 1873 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Governor tensions Message.

rh.biisf States Psrsr. ~h'ch placed befof. osf
readers "a. -est will doasess be vs acceptable To The
whgr We sseem Il 10 te plaza Business hse prodoe-
toa ~sn 5eoom,ngA PLAZA rePaOcsn, iEieeeat Farmer.
TIE To-, PsPsr dont hss It. beeisss he rspro,s, the i'd
kasifsoa q the genersl government or 10 bad mage
81 ihe hnsaoe,ard L., aganees-ahd
a d.sausees the sab treasury scheme.
TIE aor.rnof sPProses o. tie fof abashing
p.eSaesi is' dsb and Ge1log'ei surrey Of ne state
~klsk are nos uaesf Ssfsiion The Legislature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
Legislative.

oar reader, viii perceive tbs, the legislature or ih.
state has not done much hut fact Il cannot
k,,s mech do oar whole code Of a~s civil add erin
rs 10 the hands 81 COMMITTEES Cor revision and Il
would he or be altering. smendia- enaeiiag
.~s Hesre when the elections and re rec.
.,..fy I'D oriaa bssne,, ~hlch NEST he done doHe
hope The eg,lsue Nil break up II s sad u Prba5.
b NiH rae the first Of ars wrck II believed Tia, ihe
Jodeap ball before the ies stature will no Pas'-bui
that the bill TO sboii.h ,mpfsonuonl for eebl will
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

!f1rkd, business. SC The arrival Of the Royal VII
liam has caused the holders Of nour t. hcid on and
advance in New York, IS cts Present prices
from : ~ To 50. The importers doing good hus
we'll Hs dealers in domestic goods. Domestic
exchanges are somewhat improving The bank of The
United States has stopped the cXrora,on Of specie, by
offering TO sa any amount of bile at below par
Freighs are obtained readily for foreign ports
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23
The lmisraiIng Indians.

DaHrils. m Seps " The fatowsitome lnds
crossed the wabash iliamsport, on Saturday morn
ing last ana enrsmpsd on thr bag NeiuhADn, West -
,o,s about tNo clock yesterday, having travelled ten
miles that eay and tweye tire DAY bciore This Is an
average OF thrif uayel Their mosrm~nis arc inPrcsd
by scka.s. and 81 inose VARIOUS seeorns 10 which an
% l,be Athaur h there % Or 10 sick itr camp
th,s proposition s ssld BE- ICES Than that which fIsis
IN the country around DaHFilie AID other portions 81
the Wabash, ~ prnpofton 10 PoPulihoH IL rmigra
u,g ssri, are audsr the e!rrcion OF lodge Paikr he
ele~f II the family q that naue sho with Tie REV
Sir Prtii Caiholc Missionsfs aPprsT % FuJ9g their
unlimited conhdenoe. Judge folae - ons 81 ths most
sl.nd aud sm,sbls hFing and hsEIsg by q inng
and elos- intimacy with the lb~ gained ulrif eonn
debes they move shh h'm wilh much ssoil,y Gen
T,p,ur, Gss Gforsr, Css so'gn, d.. BGeAl sne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

Our readers will perceive in the legislative proceedings
that ~ effort to elects u States Senator IN tho room Of
Nr sra tie Whgs hayo no, succeeded aHd Mat an"'her
,s, Mil be- made day From the appearance Of the
h,o,ns. ,nd tho intelligence have received since tie
sing, took Place. have hardly doubt but that Judge
fhsp. viii be secied or the r"acor, and highly dsr
r,aI,ag course takcu by Of Wig friends on tie
r,u SIDE Of the Mountain shall take occasion 10 speak
.h.n we have and IN posscs"n Of the facts
-heh ss,d 10 rIs m THIS important Election Nat that
have been very partial IN tie selection If candidates but
do like symptoms Of rebellion. nor sets Of
ue.eh,, IT, tic political mp more than ia the miaf,
.nd snly let understand who the baden ste n
each ,ni fni a. discharge ddIy viii tc
ssesu,s have no; the ability TODD u.
I, 10 pnnoPh are eoaend'as Tor 1t Is not whether
.uf p.r,ioaa fnsnd and vofe shall have oce not
,.i when the Wig, deyss from tls rule they ol-
o-rf 10 The footsteps, OF their opponents. ~ More a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-23

The fever in Charleston, c is constantly incrcas
ing in mali nity. letter srys;-
The city guard, out 81 eighty men has been reduced
60 "A The Citadel Guard ha, also lost many -Four
or Eve English Captains have died aud a great many
American scamrn Captains and Mates These prin.
cprlly dc IN the Marine Iios i'al There are : four
story brick stores q, pon, in King street, where
few weeks since hundred men employed For
Ten days past there has been bnt four five The
have gone away have died. sick II is the
gluomies time ever $ in Charleston