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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

lively RESTORATION hair. who shall dispute
s ws Wrapper S hi" Fall, Ngars Nc aS p"e
quire atNo. Fetcher st. door below Pearl st nea, Mai
den Lane. jyll.lm.
ss r. o~ s.0n r.. "a. s sasr. Of
where he viii reeeiy. order: for hangi,g bells on pew
forms the public he has patent right, and orbds all pe,ous
lie would also iarorm the public Of the following references
-Asior House, New York; Clinton Hotel, dol fremont
House. Boston, American Iiouse de- Je2l sw.
making ice crelr. favored with his Compsupd Va
nia syrus, which impars exceedingly choice flavor.
ne
.se. .? ale whole 4. and retail .as BY w
g. S:ts Leeds, M.aen Lane, %, n No lss
S:s f ss.:.Ao... siS: :s~y e. ?ss1,
k k'sss e sc'sss
Burr.l. ch.hams. cor Doy.r.
Agent, are wanted in every town in the United States Ap.
jeas ISL II. GREGORY ISL winiama
THE Walks At HOBOKEN.--The p.sne
hi. have Sssa very such @S
season Five orees have been planted veni.
lead to me beautiful along The liver Those Wishing
bed BY few minutes ss 70 enjoy The richness o ;he oeus
try and view nature in all It's charms.
are IL. i.s
street usul ten O'Clock. Ferriage 81 cents. jes 3ns
ID
probation matters not whether the bugs inest the walls,
ssd certainty Sesroy or aspsr.s them Tor The %ssos Z
prepared for use IS Easily applied cheap and very desirable
IS nSs. D,y ''' 'N''' corner O S.
nAktsG 1laIm T. ~
Lsas generally that she has removed from West sro.dwsy
way near Duane St where she viii be happy any
orders committed 70 her care -. .,,-,
attention the nskng Of Ladies' Dresses and puncsu
She segs to return her thanks or patronage received
since her residence this city, and hopes by care and attention
!. wasted, hrs rate Dress Maker ard apprs.,ce
Apply a. soove. i.2S-in,s
r.s .r % a. wm = % i ne
sy s S,s lie
sl.c fac Patent E"sl.s Dra..be and very spe Tuscan
Hats, Lc. &C. all streduced prices. je26-ms
SUPERlon WAICHEs-The .ub.crser. mann
Psn, Lever Watches. has hand extensive sssortnent
also Tor
s,eni DppeI ssa vsriss gold Watches Of his own in pos-
Breaches. Guard NECK, and Yes, Chains fs on III
ego i%i.. - ~ ''''' j. TOBIAS. ri.e street
i TAsLIsHMENT,N NO. John s,r'st-A g,rment may
s.n eS unless ss0s 'e eo rsss
Is. Is | & G, .y si and
best 81 werkmen,oy calling as sbove'ai 'he '""'s
Dress made and trim med, Gw
yrssk a. iseeu wv" ~ las to zee
cesc :, LIS TO zee
s: :,: IA; cloth f'r'''rsd't s@sl 80:
nA.ggeror sos. f.. ,v,v, attended 10
.n ~ cio,les :, sae shortest space oi me or.
~ w, ~, an delivery NO. ~, I'm street, secosd
door from Brosc wsy. 80 80
NEN VsJ-J. BUsKEy ssrgeoa Dentist, y Murray
hIart west OF Broadway neat doer 10 the Church,
,,n,es 10 supply loss 81 teeth from to full set
AZ ca ss 10 them highly useful and
o,e dissection; h cleanse,
,s cayed portions removed ssd they restored to health
~. I'D esses REFER ed TO. je27eodins
IEHMAN SILVER PITCHERS AND TEA
sEFTs-superor pattcrns of the above articles are
40 ms sfscturcd anu fer sale by
iylsy LEWIS rEUCHTwANGER, Ccurtand q.
CITY AND COUNTRY CHURCHES ny he
" ssppied with Cenmuno- sets of very superior worh"as
'hsi s,a at %Vs FRuCHTwsSsKp, courl.nd,s
EXHIBI TION-THoMs srArUE OF wssHlso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

are ~ commended by many OF the emiaen physicians OF
this civ o their own patients for the following diseases v-;
Influenza Colds Cough Puid Sore Throat Chrosie Alec
ons the Lungs, Liver spleen, Bowels, Dispersal ~ Az 10
varous Rheumssu Gout Parsyss Palsy, all Gu
taneous diseases such Erypeas Salt Rcuni scald Herd
serofaous ErupoEs Mercurial Diseases, &c All
culisr the femae NC
visitors may have Bath At Eve minutes notice every day
from eclock A. NJ uet 10 O'Clock, r. NJ. An Intelligent
female In ATTENDANCE upon Ladies
Genteel furnished apartments with board and the best
OF nurses nrovIed for nvads who wish them
selves under Or Us treatment or his bath " proper 70
mention his Baths and treatment have no 70 ne
Tbomsor Rstbs and treatment DR. Is regular educa
physician beongsts the Medical sosety Of this city has
been IN su practice 10 years. nssgueuty not to he
classed with the advert sing quscts sf the day ieiS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

JUST arvea and for safe,
- 100 kegs first quality Du'ch HERRlNGS;
A few good Westphala HAMS-and lot OF handsome
singing BIRDS.
Apply on board bark POMONA, At Carlisle street. North
River il73ls
ITO MILLINEKS AND 9TH ERS-SHERNED
j HATS. M:GAY. from Londen AID Paris. begsto
prize the Mlners amp dealers Of this city and the distant
cities OF The Raion that from his European and
peculiar facilities the manufacture of Sher
red Has, and the Importation of The newest patterns he is
enabled supply these eeg articles wholesale and retail
equal the imported French Capete, al surprisingly short
notice, and Hon The lowest terms
Book and Swiss Musns, Bishop Lawn eros de Naples and
Pout de Soe principal hats now IN equlson and he
ready lorw arde 10 him either
OF the above and satin and velvet Sherred Hats for the tall
and winter trasies.
Terms cashNo IL Orange ST. doors from Chatham st,
New York jyl0eodTu Th6 S6tr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
TIE STIMONIAl,S.

Dear SirDuring my dence Congress Hal admins.
tered your Baam Of Mocaeo 10 several geremen in my
establishment, who attacked with violent pains in their
bowels and eicacieus effect ha instantaneous re
lief afforded them. The b. which OF or com.
manders the Liverpool packets received great that
he induced purchase several hoes Of IT, he order
ed quantity be sent board Of his vessel and has often
expressed me that he woud not be without The medicine o
any account OF his have been reev
ed from violent sFaSnodc pam during his voyages.
Respectfully yours, nc. c. ii. WEBB.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

Several drachms Of serum were found in the lateral
ventrces The pIesws cheraidsi were much emerged:
The pineal gland was large and hard. The third
ventrice showed nothing peculiar In the fourth VEN
tncle was found mach serum; and on removing the
brain somewhat more than two ounces Of serum was
perceived at its base.
CersbeIlxm.-lts substance was mach softer than
that Of the cerebrum, and afforded evidences Of in
creased vascular action.
Thorar.-In cutting into the thorax the lungs were
found TO be healthy and free frem adhesons. The
pericardium healthy, and the liquor Perfcdrdii
existed in its woned quantity. The heart, Ualves,
and large vssssls presented no marks OF disease
Upon the apex of the heart was noticed deposit of
fat the size of filbert.
Abdomen.-The lipor was full and firm. The gall
bladder surcharged with healthy bile. The spleen
was large and natural The pancreas and kidnies
were in the same condition
The stomach was of the usual size. On careful
examination, it was found TO contain only small
quantity of healthy mucas, and in two or three
places slight marks of increased vascular action were
recognized. The intestinal CANAL threughout it's
whole extent, bere no traces of disease. The small
nestines empty, and the contents Of the larger
evinced nothing unusual.
PeIris.-The bladder and other peLric viscera were
natural. A. SIDNEY DoANE, M. p.
JOHN w. Francis, M. ID.
JAMES r. Woop, Al. d.
Nav York Monday june lS 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
John Nott--Why Mott
a COMIC sore, SUNG ~ HENRY RUSSELL.
IBy w. w. Freeman


10y w. Frecmssl
John Mott, he lived on Ludgste Hin,
Twas there he trade began,
And being Of the Livery,
Was thought stable mans
Paper and pess and ink he sold,
And though the times might vary,
Through prudence, 70 his little shop,
He still kept stationary.
He still Kept stationary,
John Nou, Why not,
John Mott, why not,
Why not, why not John Mott
He was Not tall he was not short,
He was Mott dnrk-not fair,
He was Mott fat, he was sot Iean,
Yet Nett wss very spare
His gross amount was very large,
And people said, Indeed,
Although John MOI, did bear nuch weight,
He always was In kseed.
John Mott he dearly loved Miss Twist
90 did untwist his love,
And vew'd, although q milliner,
Her captive be would grove
But she was captions and 1ir,
And made jobs NJ Il her sport,
For ~ she could love NO msn long,
She quickly cut him short.
John Nett declared he was usdone,
And so he wrote her word,
For eonnubsl knst he hoped
Mss twist r., yeTrs swined around my heart,
Though we're sot joined, yet we're apart,
Adieu-forget me Mott
Jshn Not, resolved to put an cad
To al MIS- mortal battles,
And hsvirg none with hsn 70 chat,
Ne sold r all his chattelss
Although rot welded, home NJ west,
And made little Knot,
twist broke hi. heart, end twine HE sech,
And poor John Nott-wss not!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20


The nertnew Of the money market continues, and w,p
street presents extremely dull appearauce and this will
probably be the for the remainder the week or until
the fate of the Sub Treasury Bill shall have been aseerta.ed
The counry in all points Of has the elements Of
prosperity whick has heretofore been uaeeualIed. The
success Of the experiment Of navigating the by steam,
lessons the distance the European markets half
VIII enable the planter realize The proceeds Of his crops in
one half the time he formerly had wait This is nearly
equivalent to doubling trading capitsi In addition TO
th the grain crops unusually promising watch will do
away In measure it'll the necessity of importing foreign
wheat and rye in the quar- titles which have heretofore been
Drought here Also manufacturing districts every
year enabled more successfully compete with the English
manufacturers, In supplying the producing districts with
goods ior consumption. while at the time the demand
or our staple articles, cotton and tobacco Increasing
immensely In both England and continent of Europe
and nothing but the mad perish commerce govern
ment prevents the United States from rapidly
the high station In which she is destined take the lead among
commercial nations
Inland Exchange has slightly improved teday Sales on
Philadelphia have been made al Il a per cent
The Pontiac Banks in Michigan commenced redeem
ing their notes in specie The Clinton Canal Cempanv has
paid something less than $4,000 specie within the LAST
month.
The transactions at the Board today were limited and a.
which show any variation from prices of
terday, the Markets. quite fat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
MAR RIED.

MARRIED.
On Sunday afternoon the 10th instant by Rev. William
Adams, In the Central Presbyterian Church. Mr. John
Clark 70 Lavina eldest daughter of Mr. Alexander CanR
all Of this city.
At Troy, ", Wednesday the 18th Instant Jordan Pc
tre, ESQ merchant Of Little Falls, FAME Ford Of the for
ner place.
Atwsshngton, D. c., Monday, the llth instant at ST
Peters Church, the Rev. Mr. Van Horgh John
Rie hmond.
New York, Schuyler county, Ines The sth of MAY
last by the Rev. j. Young Mr. W. NJ Ray to Miss Rsbeeca
jane youngest daughter OF the late Grove Conngha
city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

New COFFEE RocM.-Neghbour Patterson has
come cut in great style with splendid little Coffee
Room al the Of Nassau and Ann streets, in the
room formerly occupied by the Mirror 1t is fitted up
like groto, and filled up with ali the Injuries and
comforts Of life, except spirits and segars, and they
would be an abomination in this temple of TASTE
The saloon presents banquet that would cause the
mouth Of an oriental Cad to water; and the neat
little counter filled with the choicest decacies. The
saloon is open to ladies as well as gentlemen. Mr.
Patterson is bold man to conceive so grand de-
sign, and deserves wreath Of immortal eery besides
the patronage Of this liberal community
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

BnAcos CouRsE-wednesday, at o'cleek, purse
sloo, two mile heats, in harness, for which Black
Hawk, Lady Suffolk and Apollo are entered. AT 3
o'clock, match aRainst time, 10 trot 80 miles in two
bouYa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 20, lsss.

Mn. BsssErr's LETTERING have puolsnso nve
of our valuable European correspondence from Mr.
Bennett and in doing this we have necessarily crewd-
ed out a vast quantity of domestic matter, which we
insert today We shall therefore publish Nos OF Mr..
Benefits letters tomorrow, and probably No.. the
NEXT dav.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
HIED,

At Toronto Upper Canada, Wednesday evening" Jaae
Mr.; Joseph lady Secretary Joseph, and daughter
Of c. A. Hagerman, ESQ, Attorney General This anabe
lady le behiad husband and father
and numerous amsnting friends.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
State or Trade.

The Tea sale by Messrs Hoffman Co. was TO fair eY.
tent, and indicates very healthy Of the was
made principally of the Of several cargoes
which withdrawn earlier in season. and the return
which we give below shows advance in prices of from
Top cert The usual The other sales were
also 10 q fair exlent-terms principally cash.
TesAcco-1 his article remains rather quiet
leaf have been Effected but nothing offers which indicates
change in The market Al Baltimore the lGth the
for Maryland had been active sales effected
S4SUa $3.50 Fine yellow the upper
part Of Maryland Is much wanted and brings high priees-
Sales oil 800 hhds. Ohio made iSht
holders firm The inspections 1856 hhds Maryland Al
hhds Ohio, IS hhds Virginia. 80 hhd Kentrcky-oraI 1]2
hhdS At Petersburg Va The 10th inst sales for passed
were 6aas The bsaks small usually the case for
the season. -
CorFEEwe do perceive any variation in the state Of
this anticipates steady.
BREADsTUFFThe arrivals OF -four continue fair the break
In the canal mentioned being sufficient
terTupt the transportation Prices the same.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

Fopsvss Asp DAv.-A contemporary says that
1.-THE machinery Of the Great Western will last for-
~sr," and adds "thst atfsrwsrd' il be sold fer
old svorp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

FoanEsr FouRrH OF JuLr-TAnMASr Hail.
The locofocos in solemn council cenveend, have APP
,onsed Edwin Forrest their orator for the ap
preaching anniversary Of the birth day Of liberty.
Mr. Forrest has accepted, and the lscos are making
preparations for grand turn out upon the occasion.
The only afEculty to get will be to fnda room
large enough for the accommodation Of the multi
mda II 10 ssid that Ming has graciossy rendered 70
the great orator the use Of the Park. The young
Knickcrbockers, however, will undoubtedly dispute
this ground with the Colonel, and will not permit
anything TO be heard there that day except crack
ers and horse pistols The Common Council will
also wish to inspect the troops there and i will be
mere than Old Hays can do to keep order among the
Booths The best place they could select for the de-
livery Of the Grafton would be al Castle Garden where
ample accommodations could be afforded TO ladies
who might be desirous Of attending.
AT all events we like this move upon the part Of the
locos II is high time something was done towards
celebrating the anniversary Of our independence in
becoming manner. We learn that the corporation
have employed Edge to exhibit brilliant display Of
fire works in the Park, the evening Of that dsy At
all events, lei us have lots Of fun Cor the 4th
A cafo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

Coyy Of Certificate addressed to the Coroner.
eve certify that Miss Missouri Miller died June
10th, of Inflammation of the brain; an opinion con-
frned by minute post. norton examination, de-
tailed account Of which is herewith submitted Under
the peculiar circumstances of the permit Us to
add that in our opinion, Miss Missouri received from
and attention which her painful situation demanded.
"a. SIDNEY DoANE, M. D.
John w. FRANCIS, NJ d.
:" assisted at the post norton examination Of
Miss Missouri Miller, and concur in the above respect
ing the course of her death.
"JAMEs r. WooD NJ D."
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

is 50 full Of his financial romaoces, that confess
do not understand him. hope sir, that have
convinced the hosorabse chairman by this time
that he must figure again; always to be mindful,
however that he cannot 1gure this nation out Of
debt.
Bat, sir, what is the true condition of the Treas
u'y, and ITS probable resources during the present
year, and expenditures! The Secretary Of the
Treasury estimates the receipt from customs, at
$l3,OOO,OOO
From lands, 5OOOOOO
United States Bank bond due in
September, 1898, l2l
One third Of $4,000, 900 from de-
posite banks, l.536. 600
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

l. II
:.r IN Saturday evcoisg, ahsuaa -
a- ." vas leaving = cen q ~. SO
S' - winch were coo6aed H
loooef, and hnrse thief. he "a.
a",eu os inc prisoners, the Eoem..S~
eceded "a making his escape. ~ (
turned 70 leave the cell, when R..a 9t
: . severe blow over the head win . 49,
o'e ffa'"c Tho Sheriff turned ~ -
CTS ci'nched him, and threw -
nurse 'h'efthen pulled the Sher,fr -
" sSense cred hts feet and his ve.no.
''""eo the assault With sasaeo G,-
vas closed, and tho kew en- the o.:..
."S ufanam 10 ahc teadcr merc,e. - p
ian: ito"k pwe his hand ,hru,-s p
o. the door to get the key. Nh
from the passage Ia n,.~.
after severely wounding her hand.- ~
ceeded IN his object, and soe.d,,.
aoor All three were soon ssm,.,:.
'age-Houk effected his escapeSE
thief was held fast in tho ,r;pe ,f !,
id assistance arrived, when hs
returned TO his cell.
=, ne o"e!'ff, We understanl, 10 s,r;-
"a s, having ocen severely cut up 49,, =
LUZ les .so1, ana otherwise wouaded.
ate i,ouk has not yet been arr,.a.A
area collars reward 10 offered a, l.
'.""' iic 20 represented - bsisv -
!. .So, We" dressed, and If nskee
= ~ecI"'o seos .:'~ ;.'caes h,e>. 80
snn.'ar outrage occurred il - o.
=" ! mo 4th 'ost. A brother Of tho SI.1-
having catered the cell, 10 was ~.
escape. ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

We learn from the Boston Atlas, that . few
merchants Of that city have made . private con-
tribution Of FIVE thousand dollars for the relief of
the sufferers b. the FIRE in Charleston, and seat Il
on
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

st'ta,ion has confided to our guardian care: nav,
sir, demand Of You, BY the suffcriaes Of our &
theirs and the Affections of our common con.;,,,.
enss, to pause in your mad career. Throw Of,
your party srammeis, assume the character Of
statesmen aud decide in reference to ,hi. qucs-
t'o" as becomes dign:fed Legislators, dclibcra,ne
for the present and future veal Of our .nce NM
porous but now bleeding country. And, sir, if
GU will not thus act, then appeal to that people
whom you have wronged, and whose interests
YOU have cisregarded, and shall await with conf
dence their judgment at the polls.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

A Loco voco LsGlsLAroR.-There i. a story
told Of a member Of the last Legislature which is
almost too much to believe, and yet we told
it can be sustained by undoubsed authority. He
was declaimng violently in praise Of 'the great
est and best" Rising to his cIimax-"Sir," said
he, 'slet me tell you, Gen. Jackson the great
est President we ever had since Napoleon Bona
parte!
"What," said his opponent, 'fdo you mean to
say that Bonaparte was ever President Of the U.
Statesy,
ITO be sure do-do you deny 1hat!''
"Certainly Ido-he never vas in the U. 8. in
his li(e.-
That" says the Loco, sis . federal le III
bet you five dollars he was president Of the U
81
..Done," says the Wing, " Who will you leave il
tor
"rJl leave it to Deacon G."
agreed"
| So away they went two miles to Deacon CT
house, add submitted the question to the old gen
tleman. s'Oh no, Colonel -, you are mis-
taken altogether-Booaparte vas never presides
Of the U. g."
Ale was motif" said the Colonel, quito chop fal
len, as he turned away ;~well ] swear though
he was."-Kennebec, (Adaine) Journal.
| We learn from the Boston Atlas, that fes
! marchants Of that CITY have made q private con
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

uotuiuS apout tntS uIttteEs Or - WIiIuuV pTdC-
Using deception upon this House, and his ma
ton.
am sensible, Mr. Chairman, that this NAV
be consider I'd some what depression from the
main question; but have been forced into this
debate, ut this late hour, against my will and If
YOU arc rendered the least unhappy in conse-
quence of some Of the exposures which have
been made, You must take the Responsibility
on yourselves have not done with the Secre-
,ary and his defautcrs, with the chairman Of
the committee Of Ways and Means.
The Secretary gave us, at the extra session,
as a reason for Withholding from the States the
fourth insta!mcnt, (Which was passed by par
ty vote.) that the money was chiefly in the Gus
tody OF banks not paying specie. Sir, he
might with more propriety have said it was
chiefly in the hands Of o1ce-aolders, and not in
the banks. And, sir, If these defaulting office
holders, bad been compelled to disgorge the mil
lions Of the peoples money in their hands, the
necessity OF Withholding the fourth instaluent
would not hav existed, and the pressing necessi-
~ for more Treasury notes greatly diminished.
And. SIR, while ] am on this subject, l demand
to know where this six millions and upwards Of
the peoples money has gone! II the House
will take up resolution, which submitted long
since, calling for information on this subject.
am persuaded We will know all about it, But,
SIR. where IL the money? At the time the de-
Posite law passed tho fourth instalment vas in
the Treasury, or reported 70 BE there 1t is not
in the banks.becausc haveshown YOU there are
onlv f,ur millions there; it is not in the Treasu-
~. hoer,sc III. Secretary says he has not 90,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

tarv for Information, in his cOmmuni-
cation of the 10Th inst, that he ''suhmits state
uncni, prepared by the Secretary by which it APP
pears that the United States, with over twenty
eight millions in dcp,si.c with the States, and
over fifteen millions due from individuals and
banks arc, from the situation in which those funds
arc placed. in immediate danger of being rem
dcrcd unable Z" discharge with good faith and
pro,rptitude the various pccuniary obligations Of
the government"
Yes, Mr.. Chairman, the amount Of the estate
mcnt," prepared by the Secretary. is nothing
moro less than n general sweeping estate
mcnt," without data for n guide or fact for its
foundation. We not advised how much ofthis
fifteen millions is in the banks, nor arc VIC inform
cd how much is in the hands OF ssindiviiuals," aud
who those intiv ,d,ials are. We know from the
Secretary former report. that the entire amount
in the dcpositc banks in March was $4,000 OOO1
four millions six hundred and nine thousand dol
,ars: aud. from his report in December last. that
the amount Of postponed merchants bonds vas
four millions of dollars; making the whole eight
millions six hurried and uinc thousand dollars
And vet, sir, with these reports before US, the
chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
declares in his place, that We had ''sx millions
due Us from merchants" aud in "October eight
millions from the dcposite banks" Who shall we
believe, the Secretary the chairman OF the
cOmmssce3 But, Mr.. Chairman. IL, according to
the report o6 tho Secretary, as furnished by the
President, wc had aupwar1s Of fifteen millions Of
dollars in the hands Of bank and individuals" and
there Is only shown to be eight millions six hum
dred and nine thousand dollars in the hands Of the
merchants and banks, demand to know where is
the rem.ining six millions and upwards o! doler
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-23

0Thoy have curious ways Of doing thing
At Mobile. One of their old customs IS to ca
a public meeting Of all the candidates. just bcfor
election, and cause them to tell their sentime NJ.
1t would not answer in tho vicinity Of kiude
hook.