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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

NIELO,S GARDEN
No pospoHement at any time this establishment as the
grand entrance from Broadway the saloon from
the weather.
TlCKE rs 50 cents.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is.
MIR JOHN sEFTONS BENEFIT.
On which occasion that justly celebrated Comedian Mr.
browRe OF the National Theatre, will make his first appear
Fsrst night Of Robert Macaire; Robert Macairs, Mr..
Browne.
FIRST night Of the Golden Farmers Jenny Twcher John
Seftoa
To half past O'Clock with the ACT Of the
ceebraed Drama of ROBERT MACAIREj or, the Auberge
Dcs Adres
Maize Mrs. Stickney-Clenentina, Mrs Willams-Kobert
Macare, Mr. Browne Jacques Srop Mr. John SsftoR-Du-
mont, Mr. McDona!d-Mr Ssrmue Dir Archer-Cha les Mr.
kneass--Leuis, Mr. Levigne-Francois, Mr. WyetL
Previous to Robert Macaire, the Bayadere
After which NEST splendid display FmeworAs prepar
ed by ihaieminenl artist Mr. Hail. rolechn this garden
| only.
Half hours inerRssion for promenade
during which the celebrated Mlery Band will perform
variety OF overures marches, &c or the terrace.
The OVERTURE 10 the Bronze Horse, by Auber
To conclude with LIST time AMI by particular desire,
the LIST act of The 5OLDEN FARMER, or Jenmy Twitch.
er in Engand.-Harry Hammer Mr.. Mills this
appearance here)Jemmy rwtcher MIR John Selion-6sd.
en- Farmer, Mr. Jackson--Mobb Mr. YoangJohn Mr. Sic
naa-Tkomas MIR Koeass-Eliz abeth Mrs Stickney.
Tomorrow, the RAVELS.
Friday I'd last Night Of The Justly popular Comedian
Mr. Browne, la 2ncw Characters
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ADDntssTO THE PUBLIC. DOCTOR HEN
N RY FiSCnEL "a native OF Prussia, and rnsry OF
Just arrived from Eng and where he has praed
for 81 years with the In the art o
hsasng. His ateudon particularly directed to those
frequently brought by the ndscre tons OF cuth
and inebriy, which through W treatment oten
tai sufferer, and wakes him look opoA life burden
DR. " w. haers hnselt that after Of stu
dy apd practice he Is able through the blessing of heaven
eradicate the inyeerae venerea dases aud 10 cor.
vince ae a ce that he really perform what be- profess
he WIN receive 20 remuneration nnl'sj feet
tuade tor which I've pledges his reputation.
Eours OF acpgarce, frsm w ke morning till and from
till in The evening, and Sunday from 10 10 2 when the
doctor he consulted by either with the pre- afrst
conhaescc ard .erssy n the EngIsh French German
usges his NeocGl Establishment, No 59 Pearl street.
few rsm Broadway. where advice and medcrcs
BE- obtained
" The PILES sdectualy cured with aiefn, mediciae
only.
Letters pest paid and sddr sod above daily aende to
h. surgeoa Chiropedist Attends 10 the all kins
of bunnians and defective nails without
yeniencs Ladies sud genemen waited upon, required
their places OF abode.
'..Observe, Ne. $40 Pearl st ,neat Broadway. sim.
ELIPrl & lsrhINGs a fee sets superior Eip,,c
II Springs Al II ceBts per fb cash for sale BY
T.. G. rlLsBtRyk Co,
alv' lis Maiden lane, up stair,
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sBvEsrIsEMENTl
oruE EDITOR S8GsP GmE aRERuunlAN,-sir.


~ TO THE EDITOR OFF or fliE "sERnUDlAN,-sir,
Observing in the Royal Gaz of the IN inst advertise
n,ent my estate by Proves,
may not have bad effect abroad.
Having taken my family to America, am returned to- dis
pose of such properly had been left behind which
anxousy endeavorng to do per former advertise.
II is therefore only for 10 add, that
der circum II would be mnropcr the
cau-. o'~piy observe that this atlachsept NIL
for sum updes soss me 's5R
lone been dispute, and In absence legal
nsy suffered to go by default
Bermuda September 7lE, 1883. sis.st.
RENPISTRY -of any description. done TO fancy and
- utity with proInPtnesy, by d. N. PARK A. M, just
returned otter short absence TO si Office NO. sS
Ladies and gen,emes generally respectfully invited
call and splt ndd specines OF artificial teeth
eIcsled in beauty and durability infinitely superr
natural enes s8.lw
rI,HE Latte MA. PAFE,S COLLf CrIUN
1 OF OIL PAINTINGS, he As considerable interest has
been .vnc-d IN relation this highly valuable coec
pnbic respectfully informed that the whole
oxued, with their being publicly exhibledn this
city rs suitable place for the purpose be pro
cured which pcctcd be about the middle Sep
tenber with view their beisg disposed
Public Auction the month of October Full particulars OF
time and place will be givenin future advertise
SIS AARON LEVY, Auetoneer.
lrASAIONABLs STRAW HAT asANUFAC.
II TORY, MILLINERY &c -MRS. BENNETT T. No. a97
Broadway between Resde ard Duane inform
the Lade, the Public IN general that she has opened
Are Tuscan L,ghorn, other fashionable Hats and Milne
articles.
Mrs B. particularly requests the Attentions Of the La
dies STYLE OF Hats from TH.can
be admired aud will with general approsa-
ton. sflms
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FAsHIIo,S;A,ByLysS ssTnA,W Hat MANuFAS g

I STONE, PLUMBEK AND ENGINh ER,
y. 800 BROADWAY, continues 70 manufacture hn much
approveG Water Closets Pumps wtich
any hsr Invented Also not coa showt
vapcr Lead Csterns washhsnd saads Bras Fasce
and Coupling Joints Valves and description Of
Brass Lead ans Copper werk Hy rsulc AID Air Pamp>
Artificial FJuntss Jets fEso, Portable Water Closets Va
Dor ana Shower Baths, &c., made fixed.
Levels taken for the water aud aHy
formation given relative to Hydraulics. ss.lu'
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CnKNUCOPIA-NO. % PARK ROW.


AVING completed the ateratoss and rehing of this
tbishme making sracious,airy and convenient
have paned IT, la ger scac but on Us tor
general plan. We lock continuance OF the custom
and regul1r patrons and old and pro-
portion enlarged means aud better accommodations
respectfully invite OF the public patronage
Our supplies Of Oysters Turtle Fish every variety
Co., Of The general msrkef-w be procured wis our
toned prsnpiiudc and care
Our Wines and Spurious ard Malt Liquors. coming from
cstab shine OF the first standing Is Intended shall retain
the excellence which they hher.
always mered sGd enjoyed since the first opening OF the
Cornucopa.
or attentions will avoid the sectatop
OF making fateng assurances these duties vii
To considerable devolve personal ourselves
sl2-lv LUSCOMB n SANBORN.
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MEMORANDA

CUSTOM HOUSE, Collector Ouce, ~ loEA.
NOTICE The undersigned gives notice that the Light
Ship recently saosed of sandy Hooh was driven from her
ruoorng, by The late In thu port Is oneer
tain how loag be absent but notice VIII De gwen
vixen she is aDout 10 resume her place: - :,
Schr Ann Elizabeth Doughty, OF Hackensack bound 10
YORK. with wood, and The schr Mary Caharne Stafford
NJ yones for Nfork, eilh cargo OF wood were on rs
beach at Lewis Del. on the l4th.
Schr PILOT Fech, OF Newbury port from Georgetown DC
for NYok Lewis Del nthe lin, with h5ur, lost both
masu, spsrs and rigging: - -, -,
soop ssppossd the victory Heath from ioI
NYok u asLose Point about 40 miles from
York
The Sandman brig Cesar rem klork with loss OF masi
LAS nee 10 W ed I'M the Delaware Brcnkwater.
John Davis board the Russell aid win, AZ hs
drowned.
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BEET BEET BEET

|" SUPERIOR Barrels and hall barrels OF hrst ana
cond quality Beef warranted sweet and In good order
hand and for sale at the very lowest market prices
aus SIN. VALENTINES. 46 Futsn Market
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diamond CEMrNT-F,r ioning Glass ana Chi
- IA. tor sale by LEWIS FE6CH rwANGER,
auls 2Courtlandt q.

nH. Johnson consulted con6dentslly nj his eft =
- No. ~ Duane street between ChathaIs and william sts
the following diseases, viz -Gonsrrt s..sss, Chan
SemlE Weakness and diseases
arising from veneres poison mproper Dr. john
engages to reT0ve shccop In
DAYS sad the a9s nveerae css,s in prorcronste time
without the OF a dcbatng iniudc9us medicine or
prevenlos from business Persons enrusnr themselves 10
DR.. Johnsons care, dsss themselves With OF
success IN the most aggravated ScTofuous sores u
ceraedlegs, &c speeai!y teskd Strangers would well
by giving Or Johus0s CALL certain preventive be
against the going Diseases which
has failed when used within four hours after
posure. Letters poet pais AID enclosing fee the
medie and directions for warIed
Attendance from6, A. NJ 10 III 1T right sl1 I'm.
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brsrhe painful iorsIe Of juIping tsoth ache wt-u
immediate relief caa Ne obtainedf JA.IsENS FDEITA.
RIA Concentrated Extract OF Kreosoe nd Care anon h,
certain rIHcdv. The has EFT css are without M
ceden OF the huadreds vho have H. none have failed
TO obtain relief Try Il and be satisfied
For sale only by w SinoRson, 10 Fultsn III Hart ga
Broadway and IS Hudsaa ST. and by ". NJ aon IN Rove
~; % Henry, corner Of Pike ST. al Grand St
East Broadway ard Division ST
Price, 50 cepts, vith full directions auio eodsc..
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN mFH
Il CHANTS These in want of Clothng, either Tor her
cwn wear or by the quahtv, will do call n Cssb
Tailoring Establishment SO Maiden Lane For Ust prices
adverse mt IN ahorr part OF this dars naner se
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q m use ruaones


{ PARK THEATRE THIS EVENING win be
THG INTk6nucTIoN-.sLe.f from III. Dr.u.,s Le,..-
criucsi Of heath) Richar ason-Praise Mn g.
h.uhews-Censure, Mr. Rchings-Faacy, Mrs Hughes
A F.vsrite OVERTURE by the whole orchestra.
~ ter which,
ONE HoUR-or the Carnival B.Il-Mr Charles swiftly Mr.
T. Matthe ws-Jaia, Mrs C. Matthews
Sailors Hornpips-Mas,sr Wells
THE LOAN OF A LOvER-Peter snyk, Mr. c. nlatthe VS.
-Gertruae, Mr. Q. Matthews.
SCAN MAs-Mr Singleton, Mr. Placde-Jula Mrs Richard.
Doors open at 7Performance begins at IT, Boxes, 81,
rit 90 cents Gallery. a5 cents.
NhhTiOSAL THEATRE--Late Italian Opera
Cnuich streets ten aoo-strom Broad gay THIS EVENING
VIII be performed,
WILLIAM TELL-Wildam Tell Mr. Forrss,-Gesler Mr.
Malthews-Emma, Mrs Seton.
After which
scena from tho Opera Buda H. SANATIco Per Ia Mu.
sca-bSn Febeo, Sig de BegnS.
SHOCKING EVENTS rlfinbooi, horse doctor, Mr.
LoGbert-kitiy, Miss Ayers.
10 conclude VITA
PEaFE GTiON.-Sr Lawrence Paragon Mr. Elak4y-
vnaes PARAGON Mr. BlrrettKate U srsn, Mrs Barrett.
nnaesSi-Pit 30 cents-Latery 10 cents.
- DoorAopenz Il = oeromans Commence a. II cocs
FEAN &LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
MING, will he presented.
MiDShirMAN Aephislephies Faust, negro cook,
blggs, soatswain, Mr. Foster
Ma L MRS PRINeLs-Mr Peter Pringle, Mr. JOaes-Mrs
Pri, gie Mrs Jones.
To conclude with
BONE sosAsH-Bons Squash, Mr. Ric.-spruc. Pink. Mr
Eenno-siiss Tanza Mrs Waits Miss Juniata Wlhe mina
Wictorah Ducklsss, Mrs BIak&
Boxes s3cenis -fh IS ,nis
Doors openas 7'periormance 10 commence at half past
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TO THE INHABlTANT OF JERSEY
CITY, HARslMU& BERGEN, AND

u yon Coat, Vest pair Of Panlaoonsg in
FIRST halt usually chargedby Merchant
Taos cali Cash Tailoring Establishment SO Maiden
Lane For list OF prices, See in another part
of This DAVIS ma
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Eon SoNsIsPTIYN ASsD Li,yEI COW;

LNOH CONSUMPTION AND LIVER con-
PLAINl-DR ROGERS BALsAM or LIN Err.
WoRr-pers,ss cted it'll consumption, cough. colds
ASTHMA splitting OF blood, and ell other affections O the chest
ungs, will find this madeleine OF the best they
procure II wholly vegetable, being coEceatratcd pre-
alton, the eRre the lest Liver
wort Even IN the comaon way OF prcparatien Is known
universally the bes dcue for diseases OF tho lnnx
scovered. Isobyou, thai tightly concentrated fTepsra
alton sec uring III whole herb be syaluable IL
ranted give rtsl md the proprietor guarantees TO be
ines pable or njurng any pcrs IN wis lakes II.
This medicine IA sod only al Spring street betwee.
varick and Hudson. sig I'm
MEXICAN stLNEN SPUuNs-A very sage.
IN ror article OF American German silver table
spoons, atest pattern, fCr sale In quantity by
LEWIS FEUCH rwANGER,
ala Enu a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
CAUD-wILLIAM GIBSON PLAIN AND DECORA-
- TIVE HOUSE PAINTER, GLAZiER, AND GLASS

STAiNER-ln rendering his grateful acknowledgment, TO
received he commenced business and decided APP
By him. takes the liberty of informing lis patrons sd The
public that he has after uncesrg exerlion OF tour
ments will enable hi:c produce all that aud ee
connected with his ession, in style regards
the interior decoration of public and private buildings will
ever De bis .gsy 10 pne elegance ws utility comSsd with
upshuous to state that's general negligence Of those RI
in The staple painting ap,me-ts aay combination
OF color that not IN some part offensive against even the
per-evea by tie most casual -befver without
being able 70 rs@edy the error seaed and c9rres, taste
rous apartments decorated in different styles according 10
and light cheeri Ines contrasting with tse chaaeersic
rich warm and subs antal colorng OF The dining
dunn ni Of The psior TO hi. saSses which !, worthy Of
ciay whs il eontiruay pae. before Us intimately
connected With our comfort W. g. will devote his eItr
furniture produce an arrangement harmonious and agreeable
10 soliciting increase Of patronage W c. would
that but experienced workm-n employed the
pencil u the first artists that cav be procured Ia various
departments, usder the Immediate supernendsnce and de-
Tor public Inspection Consisting OF limitations OF all knewn
woods snd marbles initiation, OF SIN and .ow.d tapesy
old ornamental panel work adapt.ds every speceso
parties sriy submitted to the attention Of ship owners,
appropriate style decoration fer the cabins OF packets
reese the mnd long voyages in
the pleasure OF lake and river travelling stained
smeed.ana pointed glass H every know method.
W. O. having devoted much of his e. the last ten years
experimenting and prrecting this beautiful but I'LL lately
much neglected believes We has the most extensive
and beautiful variety Of colos burnt glass which,
with other pprove ments, will him complete
equal in srspcy and durability. any specimens sfteeh
and succeeding Centuries and that taste for this besu n
become generally dfused, designs will be fur
nished orgna and I'D from the best models Of ancient
and modern ar and chosen with particular reference TO It's
situation ard
Sroud W. g. contsue IN receive that encouragement,
exerou experience will W wanting in his endravsr
elevate his neglecte profession to It's just rank
liberal worthy Of ctiren OF
tastsS6t Bewery, Sd door above Fourth street. Y.
- 2ms
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uTPpER CANADA HOME Y waited, ~ a VERY low
" RAJ. "a !, count by Sd SYLVESTER,
ais 80 Broadway end n wallis
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~ mss. HARRISON begs to iniorm her friends
public generally consequence ihe late n2,
which partially destroyed her establishment AT No 4i Dsvi
has ransterrad her business the
No 81 Eowery where she has hand large
and beautu assortment OF Ladies' HAS OF all descriptions,
of the approved fashions. rs Harrison
OF tie above disaster She has been
prevented from placing ia the air of the Mechanics Institute
specimen of phror OF the knu
hbied and which She stiers herself wouI have sustained
high she has gained, and which acknow
eaged the bestowment OF the highest the
three former fairs OF the Institute spoken OF by the
gentlemen appointed decide the merits OF each
peor The following Contained in the printed report
of Third Annual Far Of the Mechanics Isstue"
shed 10 1897 under the he al OF ladies Depart
meat page ~ OF that publication.
"429 Tuscan Straw Hats from Mrs Harrison 45l Dvi
in her usual lie Of elegance. On- OF American
containing 25 brads TO the iEch and decidedly the
finest the exhibition 1t is highly credabe this talented
lady, tina, during successive annual exhibitions she has
left all competitors Tin American Straw hats) behind
Medal sc
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BRANDON MONEY Certificates
ID OF ID sposite and sank Checks on thu
Brandon Bank Deer Greek,
1Ombigbee Nicksburg,
and the Banks, WAITED immediately for css very
rednced prices, by THOs. ID. CARPENTER.
No IS Wall street
Lumberman's, klby, Fulton Middesex, &c. bought
Rhode Leland New jersey Bank Noes tor sale half
pey cent disepunt
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90 Mn. BRisTow. Vet all bad writer's look at h
advertisement.
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| . u
HE valuable and magnihcen, collection OF Oil Paatngs
EssraVlns and other works at Art now exhibiting al
ns ncaaemy o. rne Arts Mo- ," Ba' clay doors below
f1stor House, by MIR Sangune will al public
ton. commencing on the 18th TO he Continued
until the whole shall have bern so abe collection will re-
main on exhlbon un the day Of sale charge
FOR admission, until which time also private sales may
eeted with the proprietor, Mr. SaHguine at the exhibition
rooms. = ~
To those who have not yet awaited themselves Of the oppor
family witness collection brilliant subject and ra- in
would merely state that choicest
offered for sale Europe and consioer
many OF yaluabl. nant
ngs this country and the andonbrd character those in
this cosctJa subscriber paops az
the Fine Ar general will with him ia declaring
OF the rich offered 10 the public aad one pro-
baby That will again Mr. Sanguinet con
sny in attendant at tns exhibition where he
happy give eniion and Information required
sl7 AARON LEVY, Auctoae~r, n Liberty Al.
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HAIR CUTTING MOOMs

VIII pOsIlIVeIy
lea We as above.
Rates OF passage
Ia New Orleans
500, 10 hatcher
Sllo; children IN
der Is, and SER
ants, half price
Rates OF freight
10 NatcheZ IS CTS.
per Gu &c foot,
Eor passage or
freight Of 100 tons
: light goods, To
~
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er ports in Mississippi apply to Capt storysn board at soulh
Ferry Wharf, Brooklyn, or To - -.,,,
JOHN AI0LAw CO., q Old slip,
Agents for the hatcher steam Packet Company.
Letters received charged i2i sim
gle shret-arger proportion. Neither the Captain
will responsible parcels or packages sent by her
uaess regular bills lading signed therefor = .
Lighter receiving Goods for the Natchez at Pier NO
10 sls.u
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Port or New York, September 1910 r. M
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NEW YORK TATTE IL sA LIS, 446 Brosd~sy,
The regular sales a this well
continue To take place Monday o'clock The nsrs
sale oil horses carriages will on Monday 94th
insant ~ N O'clock with carriages harness. II
o'clock the sale 81 horses win will be offered
catalogue OF from 40 10 50 horses, as usual
All persons having dispose requested 10
make early application, horse he offered auction
ualess stored which be
open vnu O. o'cock NJ Saturday 2d inst the
entry oisuch horses may offer
n B-At private SALE -four pairs of very i've horses Just
country Also several single horses very East
O.. W MILLER, Proprietor,
tn MaIsa hRrand
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster PROBATE District, SIS.
To the Heirs, Legatees and Devisees, Tor their
Guardians) of the Estate of IONA THAN
PRIEST, late Of Athens in said district,
deceased, testate, and all concerned therein
A PPLlCATION having been made by
IN Jonathan Cotton, Executor on said estate,
for license to sell so much of the real estate at
public auction or private sale as will be sufi-
cent TO pay the debts of said deceased: You
are hereby notified that hearing will be had
in the premises at the Probate Court to be
holden on the last Wednesday of January
instant, at the Inn of Chester Rand, in Towns
bend. And unless bonds be given with suffi-
cent suretes for the payment of said debts,
within such time as the court shall then and
there direct, license and authority will be given
the said executor TO sell SO much of the real
estate of said deceased as will raise such sum
as the personal estate is insufficient to pay.
And it appearing that part of the said real
estate will be sufficient for said purpose, and
that such part cannot be sold without injury TO
those interested in the remainder thereof You
are notified to shew cause why license should
not be granted said executor TO sell the whole
of said real estate
Given under my hand at Putney, in said
district. this LIST day of January, A. ID. 1888.
10 JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of UeStnhinster, IS
BY The Honorable DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Esq,
Judge of the Probate Court within and foI
said district-To all concerned in the Els.
tate of BERLdH WHEELER, late Of
Jamaica in said district, deceased, Greeting
WTHEREAS Zachariah w. Wheeler,
w Administrator on the Estate of said de-
ceased, has suggested to said Judge, that he
proposes TO render the first account Of his ad-
ministraton on said estate, at the Probate
Court next to be holden at the Inn of Chester
Rand in Townshend, in said district, on the
last Wednesday of January inst. ,-Therefore
you are hereby cited TO appear at the said Pro-
bate Court, and shew cause, if any you have,
why the said account should not be allowed,
and distribution of the residue of said estate be
made among the heirs.
Dated at Putney in said district this LIST day
of January, A. ID. 1888.
BY order of the Judge
10 JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg.
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Communicated for The Phoenix.
FAYErTEvILLE, Jan. IO.

FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 10, 1855.
"'The gathering OF the faithful' [lew] on
the 9Th, was very small. So much so indeed
that nothing was done except TO organize and
adjourn Only one or two Of the "Tory Law
yers" being in attendance and very few others.
The -rery pressing and important business of
the meeting was necessarily postponed 10
more convenient season. How many of the
colar-men were heartily glad that the bad
travelling furnished a reasonable excuse 10 stay
at home, is more than can tell-but probably
not a few.
There were none from Brattleboro except
- and -; no one south Of your place.
This early action Of the leaders shows that
they apprehend that too many Of their tools
and dupes begin TO see through the tricks and
juggling by which they have been deceived and
mised-and consequently il is necessary TO look
TO their organization, keep up the juggle, and
if possible, prevent them from slipping their
necks out of the collar. Maine and New York
have thrown off the tory yoke, and they trem-
plan is, by constant driing-by the thorough
circulation of the party Papers, TO prevent h
possible any failing off f:om their ranks.
These disinteresied friends of the poor and
middling classes, will now make desperate
effort to grasp the power in this state, by prom
Using to equalize the burdens Of taxation. We
are told these classes pay vastly more than
their fair proportion of the taxes, and that
reform of this and other abuses, can only be
effected by giving THEM the control OF the
Government in all its branchesi! But trust
the people know these men too well to be de-
ceived by such pretences.
The people understand Gas the last election
shows) that with these demagogues it is all
struggle for po,cer, office and self 0ggrandise-
mem; and understanding this, they will treat
them accordingly, and when the time again
4 Il. al hall ~
boxes, these political jugglers will be taught
another lesson by the freemen of this county,
which they will have equal reason to mourn
over with that Of the last fall election. The
Wings of Windham county will be able to give
1000 majority next September"