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Dem @curtbaufe III Der Staet 9laentaun,
iporn uno ,pclelbit lid, ale ole @je1f6fte an
oerbanoeln haben, einfiuben f6nnen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-19
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fa9te 9iednun9 iitersuietteln nnp bic SilauS
Dem @elee 9enidB, su oertbeilen, uno cineu
Serid,t all eas nddite 9Sailcns@eridt gu
MAIDEN.
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Die snbitprcn peroen ltf fir cbeugenanns
ten @ueSped periammelu, am Gpnnerifds
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d1en.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
nKANpRETn,s PILLS.

II These Pills ASSISTANT and afford
relief whenever organs 1.-THE body unhrahy
storing i and health bv refno,pg impure
sother.se IN simple aDgua ptiated hunors This Is
follow ure-this is taking bodyand
other disease but taking il II be
carried rom the boey merely changed rs the
when Blue Pill or Caonel Is given Of the numerous
mineral medicines VI Is consequence OF the preparation
that arises from he Thomsonaa practice that has brought IL
nniicebut sweating Is nothing, compared purgng
with Banreihs Pills, in the good The body. One
dose OF 10 pills will bad humnr by the stomach
and bowels than baths Thomsosan other
principles, could Purgng and sweating al that is
requedto cure disease no matter what kindiT
ED NO OTHER BRANDRETHS PILLS are both sudo
rife and caiharctha IS produces both sweating and
In they produce yomine this Is only when
the stomach is in such OF ouln that caunot cleanse
itsefby other They always produce health be.
they invar ablv healthy action
in words THEY ASSIST bring about such
II things necessarily This desirable
No method Is sensible the following Nature. Manksd
has been long enough out OF her PATH unfortunately after
anyhig but common and guided by whm but
Lei abandon, then false and false prsc
endeavo resume the pah paure and be guided by
the lsh reasor-i-t eyes gas
casdr light md shall need opliciansei
things which contrary the OF bo.
Dies and snall need ply can-let endeaver
out what he laws that govern her this
work experience must be teacher and prejudice be
srever discarded as our companion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

We have been favored with the annexed eps,le, from
Of the suite % General Van Rensselaer, pretty much
in the style, suspect that Catalina or Ce,hegus,
would have used under similar circumstances II lets
The train of thought and manner Of expression
which the vogue Navy Islam, and we give II
as an exemplar Of the place and times
BUFFALO Jan 18th. $50.
MY DEAR SIR;--You have probably learned that !
was Patriot Navy Island, and before this reaches
you you will have heard OF the evacuation OF the lsiaad
by the Patriot forces Col McNab took possession OF
the Island sbon eight hours after the Patriots left
however till he had taken the precaution Of lombard.
ing il for several hours after the last Patriot had gone.
He able get any of his troops to with
orr taking with them flag Of truce for fear Yam.
kee trick would be played off upon them
You may think am wild in engaging in this expedi'
ton but damn the Tories and damn anything that looks
like roysliy am petticoa government except in fami
lies am pure democrai-amost an agrarian.
will not advocate doctrine but what am willing to
fight for, when put the test
Respectfully, yours &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
m PiERCY.sPIRiTL LAME MAkrn a.. 80 .
Bcnnstt's Ncwspspvr rs.s.s,,s,.,..,.,--
NO III Axx srpvr-

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EvEsise HsRaLp-issued every afpvpeo, :, ON. ,c,rh
the same rste-cash ip advance. w.
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ng snd containing always latest Fore on and omess
news rerefvd after the evening pspe nj sa have r~y
published Price three per copy
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uday being formed Of the Weekly Herald Extra ana weekv
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advance. - '-a''"
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nsualrates-elwsys payable IN advance.
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on bssincss be post paid. e..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
MONEY MAI, h EFT.

THURSDAY Jan 25th-I2 VI.
Packet ship Garrck arrived this morning. Cotton The
18th went off buyers prices, and closed steady The news
otherwise is not much Importance in commercialigh
Tive Money Market is duh Stocks The decline
-noaciviiy prevails prospect OF advancl specie
up this accounted for by the curaI,ent OF the Eastern
and other Banks and their struggle appear better con-
don preparatory their sHca statement No out
door sales took place this morning Of the hea ne
Of the weather.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

ry for evolving the power. slightly aciduated water
and alternate plates Of and copper Proportioned IN
number the force reqared We hope the experiment
will be thorough and perseverisg one difficulty, par
should always be anticipated and should have other
effect than the powers increased exertion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

u The Louisville Josrrsi compares the conduct Of
the government, in demanding specie for its debts, to
that Of millionaire who should insist upon his debtors
paying him in hard con-and asks IL such person
would be bsn,hed from the society he oppressed
and impoverished, with curscsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

The WHOLE Hoe.-The hogs slaughtered at Gin
cnna this season will to 20oooo-about 40 900
more than any previous occasion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

HARD TInEs-A lot has been purchased al New
Orleans and arrangements made for the erection Of
other theatre there TO supass all the existing in
magnifcence II is be so constructed as TO serve for
an amphtheatre if so required.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THHi COG
MAKING MoNkyMS!ss ps IS sa's4,'ssm ns%fo'h oF
What do druggists prove by making and vending terie
Is, Tina, ,s.y gm ar. s .ai.s s;11ai PILLS.
HONEST AND HONORABLE PRINCIPLES.
3D. TIM, o no Gssr %sGe%s = BY the
in The same way NY do DR. BRANDnETH's: siap!y Tor
TINS 's4''l'1 Dr. r. B BRA iiSs VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS.
ever e"ef Known s ssr f'' are
" THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
TnE MOST UNEoUALLED PRAIsE Is
doing the character Of the Genuine deal injury
but !, hoped that iniveu,s VII not allow themselves
money and VITO perfectly careless consequences.
rescued from oea sickness and restored to he yeanns
offs parent or whether him whom large family rely
rae Phe r sy Sn n ss an ear ana
ss.an. and ,ssn sep 20 hey NOW negnes under
some amends NY the after pu, ity Of their lives
agency. and has exhibited purchase un
less this scotland have cme regard also The
cradle villain who place fellow creature in
danger for The purpose Of making
DIR. BRANpRETTs PRINCIPAL OFFICE 1877 Hudson st.
s ss%r1s Il: sH sS.. ~
West Il. Office, A. Warren. Jr.. rs w-stsl
A. B. Warren. So
% Houston st. cor. Lewsst d. ID. Wright
98 Caharine 4 near the market, n. G. Notes.
l.1 Division - Pike 81 T. Tupp.
30 Nrsey a. between Grcenwsh and Wash ngton sts b. $
Taylor.
2e Greenwich St cor. Of Warren, J, q Foaler.
L72 B.oope !, near Clinton st jobs Noyes
Cor. Huosen Hammond SIS. Th-s Kyle
65a Water ". Mrs. Biandiora
g srS.a-ss and sss no..ry, ~ n,.s..,.
76 Chatham ST. IIos e Bates, booksellers.
Z! STATION, cor Allen 81 Peter Cunningham
90 Bleeck-r 81 Mrs Barnard
1891 Hudsos St J. r. Burntrn
Hoboktn N. Consider Luther
Harlem, j. J. Kenyon.
wliamsburgh l. l. VIM Thor-as North - St
Brookiyp. L. l. Mrs Boo h. IS Fulton 81.
Jamaica L. Jsa Herrmaa
Oyser BAY, l. stephen Bon.
south Hampton. L. y. &. n Sansnaa.
Sag Hsrbor. l. l. Alfred Edwards
Rockawsy, L. !. aapuel Pesrsall-
Greenpprt, L. l. Walter Hav.nA
The above have each their Certificate and
persia has Genuine Brasdreh Pills who has not
it-eedlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

nk. JOHNSON csssune~ conndea,iasy at his once
- NO. IL Duane street between Chatham and william
the fsaowns diseases, vis 0@nerrhua ssss-. ChMncr~
sucsrss seminal Weakness and the ds,ass
ns from ven~rss poison or mpoper te~mes Dr. Johnso
engages W remove any recent Affection In daya
ana the s,o~ nveern~ cases propar,onate tipe without
The use oil debstipg Hjudicious nedsae
boa from buses Persons esirussns themselves DR. Jaa
sons care may dsse Themselves with certainly
me mos cases scrouIous nlee
sc spesdsly healed siranr~s would do we'll by civag
Johnson ca .. certain msy be- agapS
the occurence OF the foregoing sea hrL has
ed ~hes u~cd within ivsntyfour hours ssr exposure
trrs post paid, And enclosing have the
aicin., aud directoss for It's forwarded
Attendance meusf A. NJ to III at sight D.. Jehp~aa
we'd from ls Chambers street. d2llms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

20 Miss Tree has been playing at the St. Charlie
Theatre New Orleans to crowded houses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

CHANCE TO SELL OUT-A person wishes tn
"A purchase before the LAT NJ May furniture furnish
large house Con musicstons 10 r. No 10 30 very will be
suendedto. jis2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

moved that the ayes and nays be taken agreeing with
the committee Here is the vote-lao ayes nay
And who do you think is this nay' Mr. GRivrisi rom
Suffolk county. The excuse he made was maj ne ad
wish the feelings Of class OF ciuzens
and therefore was for abolishng the reading oil scrip
ture in schools. Can You not do something TOT wis
Mr.. Griffin! Take him under your tender mercies.
The practice Of giving rail road Tree tckets was
brought sefore the House today on the memorial OF
Mr.. Samuel Freenen. Because the company choose to
let the Chancellor of the State and his isny ride upon
the Schenectady and Saratoga Rail way Tor nothing
there is TO be an investigation Members put their fin
gers on their noses as something terrible lay behind
the curtain
A bill has been introduced to incorporate the New
York Hamilton Insurance. Company.
The bill to open the auction business was iur'her ais
cussed to day without coming to any conclusion MIR
White and Mr. Mann have been sparring about which
party has the most Federass IN i.s RANKS. ihese use
less discussions the evils OF fee system OF eglsla
ton Let us have them, They are the pipes by which
the steam is let of.
Itwould appear that Governor Marcy gained no lau-
rels by his rip 10 Buffalo The papers OF tina. town
intimate that he favored the Patriots. He had inter
view with Van Rensselaer,. The latter hero had on a
pair Of Cow hide boots linsey woolsey coat, and a
chapeap that could no, be induced TO preserve
perpendicular attitude.
lyon can't stay on the island, Rams" said the Gov
ernor.
why 2" said Rams.
Because we II siarve you out, said the Governor.
"Whai shall do then = replied Rams.
Come of, deliver up the state arms and 60 where
you please" said the Governor.
Il WILL said Rams.
Now what think you ?-Rans.-cunnng rogue
picked all the very cans in his artillery, and
sent them TO the Governor carefully observing 10 return
The exact naa5er taken But Mr., shy said behind 10
assist The gallant General. Arcuarius would not re.
ceive the guns, because they did not belong 10 the
state
Never mind,-take all you get '-said the Go
vernon.
The other day, a Mr. w. ScoTT, sent note to corr
mandant Ransom at Niagara Falls, to give up these
guns 10 the bearer. Col Ransom doubted the anthem
lcity of the order. He showed it friend. :" Oh
that is Gen SCOTS hand writing, III swear said the
friend. 5, the guns Were given sp. Col Ransom, still
distressing the the note to Gen. ott The
bearer fell asleep on The why. having been up all
the previous night. The guns in the aniime had dis
appeared. Thu note not from General Scott. He
pronounced it forgery. man by the name OF W.
ScoTT, out in the papers says he wrote the note
and is ready 10 his signature. There's pretty
piece Of work for you. To keep up the farce the But
alo papers busy abusing each other to the part
they took iii the late affair. Each dsclaims doing
any thing wrong. II is ruored here, that Maiden has
fallen into the hanas of Duncombe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

CT Commodore Stewart and Captain kearney Of
The U. s. Navy. were lately in Baltimore. We men.
ton ,hs fact from current report that the former is to
receive nomination for the Presidency from
handing source. oh dear!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

4 ono nnn PIC KLEs, large sir~ in barrels &C.
,ZUU,UUU ieeed fsr erccer.sma sire for the south
ern market in bright kegs and 30 gallons put up IN su
perier style for sale BY o. y, WELLS, ist Water St
l2S 3w, sext door d Iio's Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
DE.4x,AsSS III Ar H BEN EEMAtE \

~ vATN8 PILLS, PROM q ER,iANY-An esectusl re.
nedy 10, suppression reeuar and all esses where
vii produce abortioa
Sold by Mart, corner Of Brsad~s ~ and Chamber 81
f. w. Guios. CORNER ~ Bowery and Grand and b. r.
Burnsu. IS 9Th avenue. SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

D1Lgs-pILEs-DR.H ALEs PIE Ointment is poe
tive for the piles ia three days time. Sold by }. N
Mart corner OF Chambers and Broadway; Burnett
IS sh avenue; Guon, corner Of Bo~~ry and Grands
JJ.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
In. CHEEny,s AsTEINeENT Pills

I'M. CHERRy's AsTRINGENT PILLS.
Lar esecuacure tor obstinate discharges from urias~y
csra whites suppression and all female
plants arising from weakness 81 constitution In gravel and
ossoi command Of bladder they completely In
diseases Of the Kidneys bladder apd PROSTATE CLAN they
rive urpeakabe reet Over 50e boxes hsve been sold IN
New v~rh without complaint ages For sale whole.
sale and retail by A. D. SANDS, les ,slton st
william and NJ The following drug stores cor,,r D.y and
Broadway; cor Walker and Broadway; Noaes, go Broad.
cor ross and Pear Bowerv ard Walker cor,
Grand ard Bo~evy; Heory and Ffke; Canal and
Uudson, Houston and Bowey, and r. Burne 81 sirs
Avenue "
ar Pee " per box retail They are s.o for sale by Dr.
Young Ma - south Fourth Philadelphia. and IN Albany
nv Sands 4 shaw, &c, &c, d2g1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

Il
"A Mound Fs"'ri - c"paiha and Sarsaparila certain
s7ff.a = "'o>' for
Il -, ~'.T'', structures, whites, PAINS in the b.rx
scorbuc erupons &c. &C. ' e'@'e'
One recommendation hi, preparation erjoys above all 9TH
eis ~ nca portable forn rrinp In the In wi ri,
may De TAKEN being both easy and taseles rs-
ture WIN "" restriction IN diet c,bfn from daily
business Travellers especially fad this Medicin. h;r
" useful and ought TO be uaprosded with pr.ps.s
non possessing the advantages which present ne
hines accompanying the Medicine n pamphlet exnlana-
tory o. The different stages Of The Diseases without any ~.
charge, containing full and arnrlg directions - 1880
Prepared by j. b. Thorn. Chemist oedop and FIR sale h
o16mr N on Sa -. surg "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

TO THE UNDERGRADUATES RED
Il DROP-A single bottle II this isslble
real disease hen used dhesed, has been found every
instance Effect safe and dy cure having a.d
u acknowledged to be- c-riaa, ale aud
hstws ever scsversd docs require res,rison In
diet.
Price doIIa-,o Obtained only s IN. Office Divsioa
d29.ln-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
NE;;;FFSSr ,9s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eli

NA sHNrP ron CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH
To MOTHERS AND NURSEs.-M-,hsrs md
informed that inshl~ REMEDY prepared by Mrs Tor
children erthisga rsedy which has been
the lives darling babe hen convuon
have banied oil skill y only necessary rub tbs chlds
gums with the syrup TO effect recoveryi and IL
trensy pleasant tn the taste child will pnd the appss
ton II also e6ectusl IN opening the pores Of
previous 20 appearance Of teeth And will aeo be found
excellent bedside companion for mothers pre-
venag usops fsvsrs &c arising from pairs the guyn
en the chAds wahsg N The night by mmeds,y sppyingb
Sold only by
Nm nixis,on ssrest-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

I III. - nLOs - = ~ E.ktS - r. AI LA So
MI D,sSof The venerea disease exlermaatsd
, Ie'spfated Dr. POETIS Gonorrbna Eraucaior never
,as .y Case The directions perfect: fully and clear
asSerpns every symptom and stage saowrg only
OF Ire Eradcalor. 800 'ne ni"V"ucuon
FOR SAFE by a. rs d. Sands, lao fulton street syn,,s
COT Dowery ana walker b. Nones, 64i Broadway aAd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
FE DE K AIISM,

Mr. Wall, one Of the New Jersey Senators, and
leader oil the modern Democrats, took occasion, a
lie" days ago TO show that he least, did not con
sent, when h. joined the jackson banner, to re-
nounee the Federal reed In his speech in favor of
the Subfreasury bill, he said " Here sir. IN the
presence OF the American people, avow that was
ledefalis aud acted with that party zeaonslv and
actively, SO long as their flag waved in New Jersey. -
Entertaining such strong attachment 10 his old
Federal faith, why, II the Why party fell heir to
federal principles, did Wall join 1t Why did he
so TO the Jackson ranks If their principles were not
more cougcnial with his own The truth is howev-
er, all of candor admit the old lines of de-
narration between the Republican aud Federal
parties obluerated during Mr. Monroe's ad-
mnistration, when the long and bitter feuds that
separated them were succeeded by the s." era of
good feeling" The old questions that bad so long
divided them were put at by the repeated aud
long continued turaphs OF the Republican party,
which had, by the way, in the practical admnisra-
ton fthe Government. been compelled, IN order to
keep their heads above wafer to adopt some of the
Federal pincip piles and melsures-the Navy aud the
Banks especially -boh oil which have long been re-
cognzeda as parts Of the Republican system, though
both one time denounced and rcpudiatcd the
Banks more loudly or more bitterly than the Ma
w. Both fought themselves into favor-the Navy
by the lusue Of its Achievements the Bank by the
influence of its action upon the currency. The
members of the Federal parry became thus com
pIctely maleamated with their old opponents, until
the Virginia line of Presidents ran out when both
they their antagonists, IN the struggle that ensued
ior the Chei Magslracy, became divided aud sub di
vlded, some falling into the ranks of one leader and
others following other standards AS personal inter
few we've Crawford men; some for Calhoun others
for Jackson others for Clay; aud lew only lor
Adams; for rim they generally haIcd for his report
ed apostacy IN le07-6: and lh"y have been ever
since, aud now, scattered aud divided, some
times on one side and then on the other as new cues
tons arise, new competitors for the Presden-
tal chair enter the lists. We can point To some of
the most distinguished federalists in Virginia, for
example, who the most devoted adhelents of III.
administration: we can also sre some who are a.
mong the Wings. Il only proves that parties arc
divided upon other prime pies than IN Is, ~ that
The federa,ts have forgotten their creed. 1t would not
at all events be difficult 10 prove that in some i'm.
portant particulars, the Democrats Of the present
day 90 further than the old Fedcrasts in asserling
Federal doctrines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
LY.v'CNBU RG
SAVIN as ID A N X

D.'oR all sans Of money current IN Virginin not
l. less han five nor exceeding two thousand dollars
in amount. which may be received on derositc, Ger
cacs will be issued b nding fully aud ellie, tually
all the funds aud property oil this institution for the
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten days
notice. with interest thereon at the rate Of five PER
ccntum per annun,, for any time not exceeding twelve
months, ard IL not demanded within that lime will
be entitled to five aud hall per centuin, upon no
tee having been given as aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued for all dcposites
exceeding In amount two thousand dollars which
will be redeemed in weekly ius,aIments Of Two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest aforesaid,
upon ten days notice being given prior TO tho
withdrawal OF the first insiamcnt; but whenever the
Directors deem il proper I" do they will pay tho
entire amount OF the certificate upon that notice.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday ut Cd o'clock i. NJ. At tho
Office of the INSTITUTION.
JEHU WILLIAMS, President;
WILSON Z. BRYANT. Treasurer;
GEORGE BAGBl, Secretary.
Howell Lewis, James G. HINT.
Jno T. Hunt, Andrew G. Elliott.
Christopher Meivrf. VIM. NJ Davis,
j. 4. Shacklciord, Andrew Iii .neir,
Thos q. Acicc, Direfiors.
April Win Il