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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
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WaM oaeurdl fir thinner CUR Nnbe acbrad,t.
oos feiner Der Ganotoaten III einem sih &c.
rettt3t crtllrt nuree, uuo oas Beff bes
otaates RlFtblppi bat nun ielbff III entid,eis
een, pb es iTh ocn Gemofraten Sber pnr;<
fers repri eutiren ldeen min.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
SIR Oausfraueu.

Weanhe FeiBtge Nausfrait baben tpir
fdcn Stunben lang am 8utterfaBe befdafs
ftaet geieben, obne ba6 tle i'm Stanbe mar,
ihren Habni In Butter su ueriranbefn. Sol
aenoeS Weittei riifen tpir fiir beren 9susen
bier eta. Tir strep @allonsn Nabm nebme
man etnen Gelt6el Dca fem 8enabtenSaI.
.aratas. gsadoem cer 9iabus etne gebcrige
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
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Mil, 70 tbut man bic Sodlfte BON Dem Salaes
'rdtus btneiu, uno it6Bt nod cine fllrSe 3eit :
tOmmt Die Butter oann nod nidt 70 fam
man bic anbere Sodlfte nod binSu tbun nad)
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

Sauton, Sreita9, Den l6ten Seb. 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
.NdterlanD6freunD.

, Inter NaterlanD unD be llnlDn Ste 1ol
len uno mileen erhaltcu tperoen !"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
M q N IL " M A Il X a II.
THesd ny, Augl

THesd ~, August 2s-6 r. y.
The anguor prevails at the board OF brokers which
has for days Tke numb of shares
sold been rather larger than yesterday em the anxiety
SELL rsceding prices Delaware and Hudson occn-
ed per Norris canal fell Oh vicksburg the close,
showsd depression Mohawk receded per cent Stoning
ton per Some shares of Illinois Laad Con pany
oil. red, but und no buyers.
Specie sill setirg the United States The Fran.
co.'s yesterday, brought large France. and
the Mediator today, from Londea, has boat five hun
dred thousand dolars-sccompsnied by Mr. Rush. This
is the sum constituting the Smithsonian Legacy" so
called, and therefore may not be considered The result
the operations Of ade Ase New Orleans the 20h,
the u Soop Boston arrive from Mexico brasing
chases per Premium The operations in Exchange
were very limited, and no alteration perceptble.
The dates ought by the Mediator gives but day LATER
She left Portsmouth the Esd July, which Monday.
We therefore have only Saturday evenings paper of the 2s
The pre- vaing topic the Mexican blockade ard
varied but little from last The ice Of the
American house OF G. Wilde Co., which received by the
Great Western tquesng holders Of bills them and other
claimants apply their Office and have then discharged
gave great deal Of satisfaction and this evidence Of the
proving condition OF The American trade the
generally be- buoy ant such the influence which
se States trade begins exercise npon the metropo
k OF world and which has been brought about by the
success OF steam navigation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
NlBLu,S GARDEN
UNPARALLELED ATTIATIoN THIS EVENING.

Drsmaist TO the ESTABLISH menL
No Postposement az any time ut this establishment the
isom Broadway 10 the saloon proteciedom
TDe Gates will be opened o'clock when the Grand Nil
TlCKE Is only 20 cents.
The extraordinary Family (now IA in number) under
III direction OF Gabriel Ravel, consisting OF
Gabria Rave Eugene Ravel, Antoine Ravel, jean Lave
Franc Ravei Mad Jerome RaveI Mile Adele Rave Mile
Eliza Rave Mad Eugene Ravsl-Leader the trches
Mr. T RICE, the original Jim Crow.
First night ofJim Glow IN London.
The ranlomime efths Enchaned Trumpet revived.
Secona nshte M. Phillips succksslul vaudeville Of The
The Ravel Family in the Panomime, and the Gladaors
Mis- Clarence Wells as Pauline.
Mr. J0hn re ton as Solomon,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 90
The entertainments with list time ne Mil.
tary Vaudeville BY Mr Phips,f from LArmistce entitled
DisTARuTIoN-Pauline, Miss j. Clarence wells-0enerai
M,sI H. asssTpyThs M the
Scknpps John sefon-Srrjean Mr. KLeass-Solders Peas
The Vaudeville will be nediatey followed bya highly
aushsb'e bureua called jim CROW IN LONDON.
Ellen Smith. Mrs wians-sklfn,, Archer-CsPt Hecs
tor Mr. Horneasa- Tonmy Pops, Mr. Baldcsk.Iap, Mr
Branless, Mi Cairnss-Gripe. Mr. Price.
A,er win Gu rev piece never performed here founded
GILAr-b Gabriel, Antoine and Jerome KaveL Pins per.
b-dy the beautiful and groups exhibited
Hall hours nterasson refreshment and
during which The celebrated Miiery Band will perform
variety Of over,ures marches. NC on the terrace
To conclude with The lantomi1e INVISIBLE
HARLEQUIN, or the Enchanted Trumpet.
Don Casander, Jerome kave-HarleQ Gabriel kavel-
The Monster, yave Kavel-Cown, Antoine kavri-Co
bine Madame + FeneoD-ihe Dancing Fairy Little Love
L~ Petit Amour
Tomorrow, the Ravel Family.
FRIDAY, sgnor Gambas Benefit, with with novelty
traction.
TL- Musical Deparment under the direction of that cee-
tied professor Mr. WATSON lac composer to the The.
Royal Coysnt Garden. English Opera House, and
menber OF the Royal Asanemy sf music In London who is
engaged expressly for this purpose, and will preside the
PianofOrte.
The vauaevies the entire nee Of tina,
popular Comroian, Mr.. John SETON.
To cosfussn carriages down with their
nor,es' heads towards Blocker street
Anusemsnts every eveBis la the week except Sundays
when the Garden will be opened Ice aud ut
OF every variety and OF thu most approved kinds
Admission l2A cents, including kereshment.
Omnbuses will to from the City Hotel the Gar
den. dul my the evening.
The Gard. and Promenades brilliantly lighted with
thousands Of variegasd lamps and ornamened with
cocctisn choice plants lemon
To the Grand Walks has been added this
ty T,apsparences, of beautiful design
The Grotto Fountain has beeu newly decorated and
ferh us cooling streams amid the briancy OF lamps and ira
Rrance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
State OF Trade.

We have today had the arrivals OF packets with full
freg hts long interval The of dry goods
by these arrivals will add fresh wig TO the already
ag this trade the stocks Of foreign goods
have by large fair business has bee done
At the different auctoa marts tins day.
SUGAR This continues without muoh variation
As noticed It's prices are y mantaaed-saIes CHI ef
~ III. trade At New Orleans the 2sh there avery
limited for Louisiana, and oaly the trade slight
decline occurred in Havana whie In consequence Of The
arrv al OF ca goes the absence demand The
present prospect srsp exceedingly coed though still
liable - be cut or
wooL-rherc manufacturers IN the market buy.
ing prices looking and but for the
drought would doubt advance considerably
rs number of The idle
The following ,he estimated quantity Of Wool grown In the
Hate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

ar OHIO LANDS ~ he ,old Ar AUG rto> n We'd
nesay 18th instant at socock m The evening al Masonic
Mall No s6 Broadway-27O0 acres, situstei IN Teens
COU vTY, Town Bernc, Township M. Range No Ia
within miles Of Athens City, and near the HOOKING ri.
YER Canal makiag from Athensto Marietta the
OHIO River The z7o6 In deasbrd parcels
ana will be sold In purchasers which will afford
opporuaay form settlement; II land enough for thirty
families ~
Al time parcels OF good land In the States
OF NEw YORK. ILLINOIS, and MICHIGAN will he Offer.
ID Tn, warranted perfect terms Of sale be-
Any lands will be sold nj private p the
asvo nj su23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
Custom House.


Ma. EDIroa I'll think you are under small Ms
take, in stating that yesterday Circular wss ~
ceived, ordering duty of twenty-five per eenI on
Silk Ribbons. No circular of any kind was rceevss'
but aprspssed one has been forwarded in manuscript
in order TO obtain the views of the erpertenceo Ss
lector (Hoy) upon ts details. Helm his zeai OF nos
tility to the mercantile community and devotedness
to the Loco Foco Administrators, anticipates ais
masters at Washington, and puts the contemplated
circular into immediate operation In us WorsL form,
regardless of the injuries thereby inflicted But the
Government wants money, and mast have II, II even
]. from SUFFERERS.
New York, Aug. 18th, 1888.
Ma. EprroR,-Sir-Sinc Roy" has presumed to
reply TO Rngo" would simply add that his hasty
flight from Newark to Morristewn leaves an impress
sion thar the bellies Of the former place are
The farest ladies of Newark, whom he omitted to
enumeraie, may not have possibly come within the
sphere of his acquaintance. IT'S an apology Allow
me to add to the list of your CANCELS the charming
Miss W+s+'+f and the angelic Miss E+++t+
M-+t+s", Of W*t*++g**n street, together with the
Misses A+'t's of B'.t+d street, and the more than
Isvely Miss Rs&+**+n of Ms+s+t street. "who for a
ridin hosbask, sain' on the river or a straw ridin'
can't be beat Just little arter sun down of a MOON
light night when the crckets and the frogs take their
turn in prayin' for the salvation Of their souls"
REYNOLDS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

OAMiA THEAynE.--ou MONDAY EVENING
THE NERVOUS MAN-Mr Msshsns Mr. Power-Mary,
bliss Furnbuli.
After wbt h,
A PAS DK DEUx, by Master and Miss Webs.
Alter which
THE lRfsH TUTOR-Tsry OReurke, Mr. aower-Rosa,
Mrs Dure.
To conclude with
ADVICE GRATIs-Odbody. Mr. Plaside-Een, Mrs Prilch-
Deers open at 7-Perornance gins at H. Boxes, 81
Pit. 80 cents. Gallery, IS cents.
ENANALlN THEATh T., CHATHAM SQUARE
under the direction Of Mr. w. r. BLAkE.-Thls EVE.
MING. will be presented
THE SYRACUSAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr. Bannser
-ClAthania, AIRS Greene.
Alter which
PAS SEUL-By MIR CodeI
Alter whish,
NO-Sr George Doubtful Mr. Jameson-Marie, Miss Mat.
thews.
To conclude with
PoPRiNG THE QUEsTION-Mr Primrose Mr. jones
Miss bifin, Mrs Jones'
Doors open at performance al halfpast
O'Clock. au2 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
Chatham CIRCULATING Library


r THE subscribers beg respectfully to inform their
friends and the public that they have just repened the above
establishment after making many alterations In ane additions
10 The prepared and ready 10 those
who be pleased tayer them with thsir patronage
Hitherto they have had liberal share of public support and
they hope from their late important improvements, and by
their strict business receive OF it.
The Library present contains 5000 volumes OF works
Of felton, and 1t intention OF the subscribers enlarge 1t
from lime tae the wants OF their patrons deem IL
necessary Ii systematically anged, and comprises the
greater oil the approved works the following suf
jecsHsry Voyages and Travels Natural HIS
tory Natural and Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature. In addition The foregoing they
community TO their extensive collection Of works Of fiction
Perhaps Library in the city produce greater
varied coeccn-N effort expense has been spared
render this department OF their Library complete
sibe contains present 500 volumes this subject
and daily recevsg accesons of works from press
both Of this coustry and Europe. also supplied with Is
American and European Periodical works tegeher with fine
collection e 5oe Plays, acting and standard
In conclusion they beg leave state that exertons
their part shall be wanting make cir Library superior II
possible the city, and thereby rendering the
wertsy otgeBeral patronage aad support.
el3u ~ II. g. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
Died.

On Tuesday msrnog 2sh last Mr. Benjamin c. Psrsbal,
Pr1nter aged IS years
% place from his late residence f5e ade
see afternoon st4 o'clock The members 81 th-
New York typographical Society," and OF Lafayette L1dge of
which he and the fraternity generally
are rrsu-ssd the funeral
brr stara from Mobile TO this
port Mr.. Charles X. smith, Of the firm Of smilh Slea OF
Alabams.
On Mosisv after short and painful illre., Mr. James
Carter. aged 81 years.
On MoAiay ng James Madison son OF James r WOOD
zged and days
osdsv uorasg Ers nfsn, daughter Of James c. ssd
Maria Jeskiss
suadsy evening John Wa her, late artist Of the Park
Theatre. aged 20 years
The relatives and crds Of the family respectfully in
vei 10 his f1neai this morsng al 10 O'clock from ais
late resid .nce - bowery.
A. CI,v,snd Onio on the i7b Inst, Aniois~tte, wife Of
Charles &C. Dayoa laughter OF the late ThoIa, W. OH
bert. Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29


NhM AUAaxA AAAA 49, \. Il ., 40 Drvss wny
The regular sales this wen known sstabshwrDt
contnue to take place every Monday u o'clock comes
chg with q variety Of Carriages, Harness &c.
me next sale will commence on Monday, Sd Sept az
u O'Clock, NJ, commissioning with variety OF gss and
sraess Aher which, ~ oclecs, the sale Of Horses Win
commence, when will be fersd large catalogue horses
am1sng which will be some very fire pairs
osnuemeH having horsss, carriages he to dispose
psrueuary requested ger them early possible
'or en"y till Saturday, Sept ], At 6P. M
O. w MILLER, Proprietor,
M % Successor To j. W. WATSON ~ Broadway
lust received from the country, few pair very
superior young and sorad horses
Jus received from the mandatory, Bsroucbe
"cson. myiI6m' GEO. W. MILLER
l EvxS EXHlRlTION ROOM FOR PAINT
~ iNGS AND WORKS OF ART-rhe pnblie Il resn~~t.
n inored that large and cemnodious r.oa, mas beer
htted NJ ~ Liberty sttwo doors for ~
fine collection Of ancient painting az
ed meril exhibition, which the attention
dies strangers visiting the city and ih fine arts
orally is invited The ladies may be assured that no,bins
shall be presented 10 their vie that the fasdnns
object TO- but the contrary anxious shall ever
struc,ive. -
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10
till 2, p. NJ,
Admission free.
Engravings private sale In lots to suit purchasers.
iy2y
EicE J a. w ELL fc x \ .--AAR0N LEVY will sell
this irg at his Snes Recon- IL Liberty street
spleneid of fine Jewellery jot d. CONSIST
ing Of Breast Pins Finger Rings Ear kag Medals Buckles
NC beautifully with diau0nrs rubes
valuable stones Also OF gill RI cIeg
Sale 70 comu,enr- At 10 O'CLOCK precisely su28
Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

3O3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET,
Co1fSes his Practice to fAe Disas eEfls Eye and Essc
fon Of Tisso, ncpient degree Of inflammation
the most plicaled disease.
The EYE examined with the powe Optics instru
menls by Or r., by which he the slight
Indication OF oisearse weakness OF that organ.
Glasses htsed las usually 20 the particular defect
II. B-Dr. respectfully begs leave to state, that In
sequence Of the and excessive duties Of profession
lac the Office only three days each wis.,:
Monday, Wednesday, and Froay when he will patients
between the hours Of 10 asd O'clock. anl6-lms
ar BEEF! BEEv! BEEF !Isuperior barrels and half
in good hand for sale at the markd
prices, at VALENTINES, IS Full on Marke / e
au283,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

On the i4ih instant, by the VIM. Walter MART
OF Taaha.e riarda 70 Charlotte daughter Of wm Strong
Esq. of Milford, Conr.
on the a7h n taat by the Rev Dr. Bald~ IT, Jas X. Wood
rulr to Mary, daugh ler OF The late Josiah Headen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
S F. G. A r s

~ A A. SAMANOS. Importer Of Segars, informs his
friends public has JUS receivcda choice lot OF
Segafs of braads in addition his stock liz
The Segar selected by his brother resident of Havana
express purpose of retailing. Those seeking
for choice arcle please call nj the wholesale store No.
William, and retail estaDleshment l78 Canal street,
au2R las
DIG CULLEN.
NO. go Rose street, opposite DaaMe.
" GONFIDENTIAL.n
aus .3lrodt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

~ Nnse street, peary oppose, Dssre str~et
" Dr CT sarsuecs VI ct ensi sp~rdy cesr~
a ,tme,t tor complete cures .v.r sse,te.
aus ecss- WILLIAM LIEN.
To ,vwMrvMEN uOUsG sAHFEh
TENS w gniet. lhree teur a rs hsaos ~ ~"
Liza i,r, whsr libersl IA D. given r"e TUT.
Gus .. RAns0ak Co, Peal q Hsuse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
ID II. CUL L. n MS
Celebrated French Pills.

No ~ Rose nearly opposite Duane, New York.
DR. CULLEN challenges the world To produce specific
equal his celebrated French Pills. for curing
al It's naauatiag forms Thry relief hours, and
In ordinary store heal h in a few Gays
These Pills sovereign remedy aad most powerful
agentin controlling disease They proved extensive
European practice the most nnocent eacous medicine
administered.
Price 81 per box.
These Pills prove a preventive, used time They
be obtained only Of Dr. Cullen % Rose
street nearp opposite Duane York. where conde ntial
advice Is given
All letters must be post paid. nu243teods
INA . !. ETTE OF PEAhI AND ALABAs.
i TEX For removing Tan, Freckles, Sunbur". NC,
for hs alng pmpes ether errupsRs Of The skn and i'm
proving the complexion, which gives increased sotness
beauty. Price Is cents
For sale by H. Har 29 Broadway and 95 Hodson street,
and ny r. GHoE 27 Bewery, NJ the OF Pike and
Henry atA Grand street, between East Broadway
aad Grand street. eod3ms
nOG LOST The boy (supposed TO be Butchers boy)
u who received small brindled and white Dog Pup from
woman In Wooster Canal Susd norang,
viii be Literally rewarded by returning him the own.r
Is wos ser ST. auZ7.5ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
U,p ANspAppNe w AsHABLE Window

DR. ULLEA,
No. 20 Rose rect,
opposite Duane.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

Mount a. tlson,
SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
t7rwarr, tn corner NJ wsist
sgrs plain orrsmrrsi. unhs~y Pags and Devices Of
eriinn painted With reference always durability
D. oprie,, and good iase
sn,form system 81 charges adhered 70.
IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

I OST-Oa Morday Morning. 9Th inst In sreadwsy--
La he the arksbont $50, IN small sls o
the Butchers ssd Drov.rs' Bsnk-one bsnkabc bill the
balance rscali.ctsn ALL about t75 Whorver VIII re-
above No. 2of Chryss street, snail be suit
ahly 70 ~.rdes sugg Jg-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

Repairing and altering always attended IN
Assus se,s.s the shortest pace % tine Afcs
ers mss, e paid &C. delivery. NO a. hn street. ~cc.d
dsor frou Bros, wey. e3Sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

LoR sale, Ar AUCTION. At the Albany Basis. North ri
er on Thursday at ~ O'Clock, A. ~. l5 600 HOul
POLES, the cargo the brig sally They consist Of Hor
heads (nsny winch sufficiently large IN make hoop
rj,rcrs and Tights hey we're h banks ~ the Hn
sos week. sod all Of superior QUALIFY being ch'
b,csotv aa1a3tr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

WaNrrD-A 6rs rate MiLLiNER, 70 g. INTO The
wv eounlry and take the cbarge af Military Establish
m~n ~ one sf healthy and plea villages ~ the
state Of New York qualified, who csn Furnish IN
xasrss. Bo, go Postoaire au2s 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

Capt. Parish, OF the steamboat Virginia arrived
at Norfolk on the ah INST, informs the editors of The
deacon that thc gale on Saturday night was severely
iell at Deals island, tn miles below Baltimore II
commenced at 9 O'Clock, Z. NJ. and blew with all the
violence OF hurricane until - O'Clock a pr,ind ,f
three hours. ON the Camp Meeting ground abouI
500 SAL OF small vessels anchor thrce -G,urs
OF which were driven ashore. Nine of them wr,,
clpsi%ed, ana a number OF persons missing om them
are believed to hive been drowned.
The siouest uees near the Camp Gtouud wc,c
Torn up, and the tents lustaUtaneousy demolished
Capt Parrish and crew were busiIy enploy,d ,Iu
fng HE gale IN rescung the persons IN The vessels
that were capszed and were instrumental m sa,inr
number OF lives. One OF his boats va. bIle,d DIN.
rln2 The violence 81 ihe gale.
on Tho" way down the sound, he saw several vcsset
potion upwards, and others ashore
he gaze OF hurricane appeared to have passed in
Island. ~ A' >
Great credit Is due to Capt Parrish fer his p,aise.
"'',"y e"o''S !" ue cause oihumany, as the sever
~ OF the gale would ave fully exoncratc5 Inn, c,n,
undergoing any peril IN the protection Of the lives and
properly OF othels thln those cor,mi,,eJ -, H.
charge. ~ us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
RESUMPTION.

The Banks Of Charleston have resoIyedto resume
specie payments on the lst Of September; and tho
Banks OF Savannah on The lst of October,
The Louisville Advertiser of the 10th inst. S,,,.s
that all the Banks in Kentucky and Ohio had no.
solved to resume on the 18th Of August simul,ane-
ousy with those in the Atlantic cites-and thai ,boso
OF Indiana and Illinois, if they did not agree to COM
mcnce on the same day, would certainly do so within
few days thereafter
In the the Northern cities--Balimore phil,d,I
phla, Boston, &c.-thc transition has been made =,
most lmpcrceptibly Confidence Of the Banks bo-
my restored, and the slang of the Sub -rreausnrx
men about their being broke, being known to bs
untrue no run has been made upon them but Oh
the contrary, many Of the hoarierS of the precious
metals prrierlng the safe depository of the Banks
even to their Sub Treasury vaults, arc POURING
INTO the Golfers OF those ms tuiions more than !.
drawn out. If the Government will now cease i,x
unherlng Experiments, every thing will move ON
smoothly: but If they will persevcrc in their deter
nihation to restore the age of "barbaric peal and
gold, so far as the collection, depostc and safe
keeping OF the government money is concerned
nothing can save us from reidpse-and we all Know
how dangerous relapse is-but the stern rebnke of
the people themselves. We do not doubt that ,hi,
rebuke Will be administered, if Mr.. Van Buren,
persists IN ms " Cnried Expcdlcnts.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
STATE ELECTIONS

NORTH CAROLINA.-ln the counties bo,,,
from the Wings have gained - aud lost u mem.
bers oil the Legislature, compared with tn. l,s,
There seems To be no doubt that they viii have a,
handsome majority joint ballot The m,,or,,v
o Dudley, Tor governor, over the apo,tate. Branch
continues to augment, aud will not be less than /,
ooV! There are - counties, oleotinc 90 members.
yet to be head from. OF these, IN the las, I.,s
'"tuie' tile Wings had = aud the Admnis,,,,io,
-. IL there be no change in these coun,ies ,h,
W h'gs VIII have 81 ani the Administrator ,,,,v
y IN the next Legslature-and a Sub.T,e,s,,y
Wing, doubtful
NILSSON Rive have returns from &, III;
at the close of the second day. The vote for Com
gress stood thus Allen 1913, Wilson 1925: U,r-
rison s7l, Miller 87l-,le two first the Wing. and
the two last the Van Buren, candidates The vo,e
was about the same Tor members of the State Ie-
glsIature-ln Cape trarde an said to have been ope
OF the sronshods of Van Bnrenism heretofore IN.
vote sfood,-ior Allen 49, Wilson l3l; Harrison
lol' miller l0l-for Representatives TO the State
HoS's'"'uie about the same. So far so rood II
Missouri has been redeemed, and The :. G,.,,
hSpunse'' expunged ii will be glory enough far
this year
l4LlNOlS-We have returns from, two cam, .
ties IN Illinois, st. CLAIR which eiyes !, p,;ori,v of
224 for the V. b. ticket aud Madison. which giv.s
500 majority for the Wings.