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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

ExleSN's HUNTE,s's RED DNOP-N~w
,a Ne Division The oay and ,afe
me IN the known world 70
sound reason and Judgment evident that Hunters
eo Drop The most certain and efectua II al awful
ease, nc Neherea IN addition TO the extensive il
very circumstance of then being many y ho have ysnv
ende.vored % initiate H. an uadenisbe proof wonasf
iui'Hlues we do not wish To deceive The
nc, we merely speak the plain and nipple truth as our ee
Gates WIN show on application the office The ortunae
soud consder Dr. Hunter a their guardian
them from the aRgs OF disease in which many have hsa
brought 10 me brink grave much drugs as by Ire
tored to perfect health and their wonea purity We wish Il
20 pc understood that warrant 10 effect cases
Philadelphia four years, which lin thousa dis OF ca
se not on" has failed he feels perfectly that ne arr
cures thereby causing the sufferer free o the yenr
real poison and as pure as the day be was bern.
this city, -
u preventive may be had
Every phaha genuine will have the signaurs
To human and human 10 err II not our u
10 look on The ndlscretons OF fellow with pv
ana DO all thaties IN power without nlurng a
Eyfs0 orm r on M!,r 1D and pdgr1sst
10 erect quick permanent and safe, diet sse
or hindrance from business all cases Letter post paid lie
scrbing ease; viii be attended To.
s. phllaeepha No Hanover Boston; 244 CampsL
eans oareston = C the ony aees in the world where
the genuine medicine can he obtained. il7.imS
POPULAR rDICaNh-THORNF7 Corr
a pound Extract OF Copaba Ssrsaparilla certain
safe AID most eectual remedy ever discovered Tor The r
~ " -, structures, whites, pains In the bsc
and ons, seminal weakness affections OF The kdnes raw.
scorbutic ernpons, &c &c. $50
One recommendation this preparation enioys nbave IN
ers is us neat portable form put up In pots the mode =
may be taken being both Easy and pleasaRt It's
ture win no restriction in diet Confinement I'M
business Travellers especially find this Med na H.
useful and ought never to be unprovded with prepar
bpes Accompany the Medicine pan blet e,nlam.
tory of the different stages of the diseases bout anx Ezra
Prepared by j. B. Thorn Chemist Lon ,an and for sale h
o4.om. N. o. GRAHAM. 80 Nsssau.s,.. cor Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
A PRIVATE rKEATlsE. sc. On VEN
"A EpEAI nISE ASS GoNORRHEA sstsa &c. nc.

"A
designed every individual, but especially
those require that they obtain priua
which may be had alone il wished or is fitted in the lid
ae chest, exceedingly convenient travelling and which
and speedy cure OF these complaints ,
fords TO ali who subject 1t begins by des
.crbng what reayf and what not disease There
but which are pereei, innocent these unprincpsd
always called venera The reasen Is evident and
o oo ss r1 uned IN bis aad
@ diseases 40 si sf
SO called, and Ghooohes called 49,. IS Of great I'M I'M
treatment proper the is most injurious in the ohe-
a he
goes the proper well the abuse oil Rer
sT ne Ss useless and M os
hand there circumstances in which absolutely needed
Moreover in The authors practice and under The dree
nry mild and efcscous semeiy The next chapter treats
of 1.-THE disorder attended with runalngJ and
Of sowng Ghsnarhea 10 continue en- from month
to %snh as ,r Se made
plain interesting for is this form ofthe in which
sons Tor instance who 10 cnet with box OF pills or
bottle Of drops while every surgeon knows that all the ply
any thing which much battles the ignorant is horrible
nothing
The remaining chapters these other form ofvenerea
and these refer every thai pos
% ss 70 amy sss most 81 s opm e ,n hero an
be Known that there form disease which lies
dorn~n in the institution to show itself in other way
than The OF all these how
ever abuadaDy PLATA and efcseous that any hav
ing this little chest medicine complete undertake his
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price the medicine IL sic; the book
is 81, forwarded any part ofthe world.
Letters consultation for the chest be addressed to
the author, DR. RALPH, 3s Courtlandt street, N. "
r. s. publishing little book, the author has been
consulted so many distressed and ruined constitutions
(chley from trusting certain description of advertising
people that be has proper TO devote portion Of his
time consultations these There diseases
mHd than those OF the male female
there any which call for greater combination OF integrity
them For the satisfaction OF strangers COMING 10 this city
therefore, those who write from distance he deems
proper here state, that he graduate Of the University
OF Ednsurgh, Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
London and author OF work expressly these Diseases
Also that he letters from the eminent phys
clans In Europe To the most eminent IN America las Dr. Mott
of New York, and Dr. fhysck OF PhisdclphiaJ which he
will be happy show who wishes II. f5 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

OAUp-MR BERNARDUs LEDEsoKR takes he
pleasure inform HE friens. and the public general
st. Two doors from Chatham where he viii he happy e wait
a. bss studied IN Europe, snd for the hast sixteen
mests he was employed In The wei Known establishment Of
Mr.. .. Miihas, where he uus" nc - gwen e"'e s~ss
action. -. ana -..sn~ Al - -.
go -, p, ,y.. .,.ss,le sS-S~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
VOLUME III.
Notice to Country Subscribers.

Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald, reaches fortnight of It's close subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in yelow loraPpers.
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country, notice. either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance or to expect it to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scribers will therefore, understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yellOp srrappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them 10 the eH-
pense of postage and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way of requta for his shaving often our suoscri
bels The fashionable morals of the present DAY, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET
are to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this prlnci-
ME TO any extcat except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions It IS adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amoss
sbtreasurers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
nersonal favor to me-to try to be honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
PIONEER FAST LINE,

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PlTTsBuR0H.
Leaves the West Chester House, eerner OF Broad and Race
streets, daily nj O'Clock.
The Boats and Cars upcn his Line are OF the very best
description having been built expressly tor the accommodations
and are surpassed the country
Ths the only Packet Line that runs GU the Ran Road 10
thereby saving 30 miles Of anal usvel asd
reaching Pittsburgh three days and sa Instead Of
fsur and half formerly the when they by
Columbia, Ond there took the canal . .
For this Line sot exeeued Wy any eshsr
In the United States
Passengers 10 Cincinnati Louisville hatcher Nashville, 81
Louu win be certain ef being sken on without de
lay this line with the boats al PtIsoures carrying
The mari. 80
FOR apply north Of th ADD Chesnu,
A. b. CUNNING, Ager
pbu...lnk;s M,ve i24t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

m ~ N ssvv pTED-A furnished paricr ssd bedrcom
IL nv owe H. ~, with or without sreahfat ssd tea, o.
or sesr Brsadwsy, single gestleman Acdres
Ne. ~ n tins olsce. Nr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
r. TO CHARLExTON.

= cS - PASSAGE To CHA MI ESTON,
E-EAJ s. C.-For the greater despatch and conve.
nieHse OF travellers going north south, the
atlantic and Savannah and Charleston Steam Packet Com
paniesr formed n Of Steam Packets twice
and from No folk and Charleston comprising the fol-
lowisg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins.
y. CAROLINA, Captain Cohey.
PULASKI, Capl sin -
The Pulaski will through Savannah and after Sa
turday instant They viii leave Norfolk alternately
Tuesday and Salurd and Charleston every Monday and
Friday.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia on Mondays and Fridays
will reach Norfolk In time these Packets which all ~
nshed with first copper boilers and the nders and
Engineers Of skill long expsresyc BY this line
they night less than by any oiher.
Passage from fhiadelnhia through, $50
Halfirpsre n
N.rfoIk rs
Tickets be had the Baltimore SeaAboat ccc In rha.
delpha or on board the boats NJ rfo steam Boat
Office Ia Baltimore. board the after they leave the
wharf
The steamboat VIM SEABRO0K leaves Charleston for Be-
annsh every Friday morning.
AL baggage Vt the risk OF the owners -.,.no.,
Baltimore. Itih Oct. 1887. IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

IA BALTIMORE PACKETS-UNION
f[& LINE-The following vessels will be regularly de-
23espached between New York and Baumore:-
Brig PAVILION, W. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, b. Bourne, m.steE
scEf CHARLES NJ SMITH, Z. T: Toten, master.
schr tENRY BARGER, r. c. Briggs, master.
schr DIRECT, c. srggs, MASTER
Schr LAC0NIC, J, G. Decision, MASTER
The vessels comprising this line superior and fast sailing
nearly all new built Of the materials expressly
ably the experienced pilots the
be effected the lowest great de-
spach will given, and exeron will be used by
give satisfaction to shippers Goods forwarded to
the subscribers will shipped free commission For freg
apply TO J, ~. BRIGGS, 10 Old Slip, N. ".
j23 J. w. BROWN, SMITHS Dock, Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

tr4A NEWLINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
6 To sail from New York the LIST, from Liverpool
.-E5SsE on the 18th each month";
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt., LIST January
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt. j. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARRlCK, Capt NJ b. Palmer LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE. Capt J. Celips, LIST April
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRICK, Capt. N. B. Palmer, 18th December
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18TH January.
New ship SIDDONS Capt - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN J. A. Pierce, 10th March.
ships OF The first class all armed upwards II 900
burthe built in the city Of New York, with such i'm
combine speed with ususua comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement
Of their The price VI passage hesce $40
for which ample stores including wines kc will be provided;
without Wines kc Sl20 These ships will be commanded by
experiences masters who will make every eIertea to give
satisfaction. Neither captains the OF
these ships will be responsible for letters parcels pack
ages by them unless regular bills OF ladng signed
therefor. For freight or passage. apply te.
Elk. COLLINS CO. 50 South 81. New York, or TO
WIN. Il JAS. BROWNE CO. Liverpool
The ships nj this line will hereafter 60 armed, and their pccu
liar construction gives them security not possessed by
other vessels Of J13
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

FARE REDUCED.
@3 R@ @a


TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Linewil leave the foot OF Courtisnat every
morning al socock ~ the Of the New Jersey Ran Road
New Bruins wick thence by stage TO Trenton, arriving At
Philadelphia the same afternoon.
Reurning-Leave Trenton ia O'Clock, A. ~ after the
arrival ofthesrs ofthe Philadelphia and Trentsn ka Rosa
arriving 1t New York at "a O'Clock. r. NJ
~ Line-Lsaves New York, Zoo, OF Courtsndt 81 at
O'clock M, passengers will reach Trenton by O'Clock
lodge take the early OF the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail Road arriving IN Philadelphia ny o'etoek, A. NJ
Returnine-Lesve Philadelphia ats O'Clock n. arriving
IN New York a, "a o'clock, a. M
FOR sea. apply the Rail Road Once foot Of Ccartlsndt
q, New York or the old stage Once, "a South 81 oppo
sac Congress Hail. Philadelphia and nj the Der of tee Rising
sun TavsrH. ri Treston.
Passengers from Paterson De sceswmodssed BIZ taking
the first asd last Of the Paterson Vail Read, whoh cos
public may rely upon ssuppy ofsages n New Brunswick for
For sestsa the above named lines apply t. rhonss Whit
seld or u Mail Co.eh Ofce, Old No. Ceurtsndt a. near
Broadway, New York. =.
Ns Leaves The efhse at sqpsrter before A. NJ and
's'''e' oe'0'e AL.xANpER NJ. CUNNING. Proprietor
New verk, New. le. 1857 u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
NFEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER No Peel

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck
Vl Sip New York, deems proper ally TO remind
tho public that he centrues sdnnter To the afflicted his
old established Dis penssry.
To number othe citizens OF this metropolis he eds
heralds his victory disease, in It's
complicated and destructive does he deem
rial specific the Of the
maaSss 10 which mankind and wonisnknd SUBJECT
To he bsgs leave most respectfully remark
that he confines himself Office practice, and dsvotes him
SELF personally the welfare OF his patients keeps assist
paAents, who Doctor Carpenter
add that he regularly educated 10 the profess of
medicine and surgery ard received his Diploma the
ls9 Of the New York state Medical Society rnea ~ the
highly respected lamented jobs n. Rodgers. M
D. President and that he has for long series of de-
voted himselfo the aad of all delicate p
diseases Be particular in the number Peck Slip,
Pesrlst f1lw DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

COOK-wsnted, Woman 70 eosk ssd 70 wssb ssd ros
One who competent and OF geod character, -sy apply
~ ~ Canal street. corner OF Broadway ~lh
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LIVERPOOL ANE NEW YORK COM.
MERCIAL me PACKETS.
M4 IL Ill Ill
REGnLAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


r Remttances and drafts with freight and 10 and
from treat Britain and "Reminiscences COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 10 their rend
and the public cneray that they enter into early
with them tor the bringing out of their families
friends by the early spring shpsthe hrst OF which will
running FROM Liverpool on the Is. February 1889
and will continue To regularly every week afterwards
afordng enants the most desirable and eligible convey
they can have.
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged in this trade
having heretofore been great and just OF complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS OF removing the by despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool effect the
enlistment of such regulations In their days OF sailing
will give entire satisfactos shippers as further In
drcemen FOR them give preference 10 their Line over all
transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
sail the appointed day, full not full, and take freight
when opposed transient vessel such rates Will
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed Tor the OF their
gers Liverpool of the first clasrunning regularly
every day drent ports of Ireland and Scotland,
convenience of Importance those residing at the out
ports.
Royal Bark Of Ireland" oad sight free OF discount
charge province ana conntyb sides in the inland
answering the purpose as Bank OF ireland notes.
inconvenience only by this establishment
Their drafts well passage orders, be forwarded ny
the regular packets sailing the lt 9Th 6th and gath OF
each month the year. Those residing in the country can
address BY letters (post pad which will be Huncualy at
tended Further particulars be ascertaned on appca
daoI3m4 ROCHE BROTHERS co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

EAs SAVANNAH PACK I;TS-OLU LINE
f$ The ships comprising the above ue will bo despatched
S3nK from New York and Savannah in the following
ORDER
Ship TRENTON, new Jas. s. Bennett master.
Sh p AUBURN, (new) N. Durtey master.
Shid REPUBLICAN, X. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEVILLE, D. l.. Ferter MASTER
Ship NEWARK, T. Durham master.
The above ships all OF the first class and built In this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations tor passen-
gers elegant and extensive and every facility will be at
forded to shippers by this line.
Goods subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred.
For freight or passage, apply 10
ia wASHBURN LEWIS Savannah
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06
CAPsyLEs .GELAT.NEUsEs PEaFEC.

Pesrist fso-iw DIR. CARPENTER.
AG 81 g.
casRIEs wS y '''"e 'e ra'''-r'ep''e'' par
eELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsAM cora ..
famous throughout Frasce, Enslsnd Germsny Prussia
Italy aud the Continent Of Europe, since the valuable Disco
The Copsvi Bslam is Of all the medicines employed
only specific which has bee. doubted
and to which ply, risns have ~ pee
being rejected by many patients
THIS the reason Why espermssr have been made
IN digssRg ~ taese - thai
might tskes WIKI but hitherto this has
some active substance which noGes properties ,hus
chevcal constitution and m physical character
e mai csnno occasion ,he slightest and
this without submitting to any alteration. ibe method
precsus medne in such msner as 10 disguise entirely to
he taste ard smell and = gcs: o the digestive GrE,ns wt
enveopc and which Is secc completely Dissolved W the
ins effected wthou, dsrs consequently without insr
rppiion VII eesSme more prompt ana more 'nre thus pre-
The directions for well the stestsons from the
enrent physicians o Paris enclosed IN each box
Fm ale by si the most respectable apo'hec"ies In the
Sppass With The .sov.
near FRANKLIN square. f12lm-
NOTICE. Is HETEEBXo GgiyEs, ,...
Ss sosr 81 Ss IL ssy way coz.
-s . s,sf f sss 1ss
he connected the sale II the PILLsand DR. BRAN
Jim .. BRANDREFH. a. "
(yOAL-wass,ngtcs Coal Yard, corner .i Barrow ard
eSsrs coa a pr..sr, on ssd sSes
or cash very reduced prices Families wn hrd TO The
en =, NJ A,lnscps Is Beaver 81 and orders len es
he vsrd will he duly attended TO. j3ims
AMGE m0S-so. ..I. nE w,ssIs g.. irG Ms so -
nsr JEFFERSON and south IS f22-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

ga PASSAGE FROM sLIGO-A first rate
xx2 ship will sail Gom Sligo about the 18th April
3kner and seccmmed number Of passenger In
either cabin or Storage.
VIM COULTER, las Front St
NIB. Persons wishing remit money TO their friends
have drasat sight Mr. Hagh Leighton, oasr St sligo.
i22.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-06

ta,aE rhILUsUPHERs STONE AT La -
u DiEcOvERED.-Thc vcseresl disease exteru,is asrS
The celebrated POETTS Gonorrhoa Ersdics,or nryr
fails in any rse directions perfect fully and ee
y describing every ymp,om sD6ssge, showing o<k
su re metLedo OF cure the prevalence e
wonderfully decreased sce the inuoauc
Of the Eradication.
FOR sale by A. b. ID. Sands Zoe Fulton streets syu~sJ
cor Bo~ery and walker D. Nones e44 broadway, asa
r. Burnet IS 9Th avenue. Price 81. d2s1ms
AZ. JOH son ccssu,ea cosfseptsHy at hss oaess,
- No ~ Dusss street, he,weer Chstbsm and william
the following disen~eS, vixGenerrhwa, ss Chencrr1
sctures Seminal Weakness asd the diseases ars-
ing frou venevesl poison improper uestest Dr. yohaeca
Affection iptwo three dsyq
and The most inSeteste II properpnse re wh0u&
the any facilitating riudcious medicine
business themselves ~ DR. Jsf>
soas may desc Themselves with eertsis Of succc -
the egravsed Scroulous liberated h
NC. speedily healed. Susngers would do well by giving -
johnson call certain preventative may he made agssG
Of the goisg ess, Which has 49,
wher used Within hours amer esposvve -
paid and escosng stee car have the ascesry
acne and directions for itsu forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ 10 n At sight - % ssss -
psAou from m Chambers street tti-lws
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

The Baltimore American says the several
links in the great chain Of Rail roads between
the North River and Lake Erie, parallel 10
the Erie Canal, are either finished or in pro-
grcss. The Albany and Schenectady, and
Schenectady and Utica Roads are both in
successful operation; the Utica and Syracuse
Road is expected to be completed by July
next the Road from Syracuse to Auburn is
in operation: tho Auburn and Rochester
Road is under contract the Tonawonda
Road, from Rochester to Batavia is in opera
ton; and the stock Of the Batavia and Buff
falo Road, the last link in the chain, is sub
scribed. In about year from this time there
. will be a complete line of Rail roads from
Albany to Buffalo, which will touch the Erie
Canal at oil the 'fourishing towns above
mentioned. The travel on the links already
completed is large; and when the entire
chain is finished it must be very great.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
Died,
In this town, q

| In this town, Thursday evening last, Miss Lydia
otter, daughter Of the late Mr.. William Potter, III the
65th year Of her age. .
On Friday the 5th instant, after n short Illness,
in the 18th year of her age, Miss Mary Ann SAN
ford eldest daughter of DencOn Pceg Sanford. In this
affective dspci,sation Of Divine Providence, which has
consigned to early grave, one who bid lair for li,
" of earthly hopes and joys. Her not On the
Church book, but we believe she walked with God Tor
her life one of practical peiy-ller constant a'tc',
dance the public worship at God in his sanctuary ANA
her IN the Sabbath SCHOOL, in which she WAS teach
being seldom vacant, evnccd her love for the truths
of the Gospel. The First Baptist Church in this place
with whom she worshipped viii cherish her memo
ry, and while they the loss Of one whom In lie
they loved they will delight to associate with their re-
collection ofh many virtues, the comfortable ana wei
grounded hope that she is now with Chrsts redeemed
To her bereaved parents, this loss a" AN amable
and aiectonac child is severe ailiicton, but whilc
called pass thro' this great sorrow they can com
ably call to remembrance that their beloved chid
with christian resignation, committed herself into th
hands Of her heavenly father and humbly trust that ai
her sorrows leit below, aud earth exchanged Tor
heaven" CONN.
| On Monday evening last, Mr.. James Coddngton, in
the 3lst year Of his age. - .
Same evening, Samuel Clarke, infant son Of Mr.. Robert
| Stewart, aged III weeks. .
| At Providence, on saturday last, Mrs Eunce Man
chester widow of the late Mr.. William Manchester, al
this town, in the 9th year ot her age
In New York, on Saturday morning last, at the resi-
,ence of his brother, Sing Sing, Commodore JoHN
ORpE CREIGHTON, late Of the a. =. Navy. This oiIceI
scanen Of the old school of oar navy.
H At New Orleans, the I'D of August, Mr. James ii
Center, eldest Of Mr.. Edward III. Center, of Nan
tlcket, formerly OF this town, aged 23 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

Tar LICENSE Law ~ NMAssAcHusErrs.-
AT large meeting of the Wings Of Boston,
held at Armory Hall, on Wednesday even
ing, it was recommended that the Legislature
should refer the fifteen gallon law directly to
the people, for their adoption or rejection, to
be acted upon at meetings called expressly
for that purpose. The following is one Of
the resolutions passed by u'c meeting:
Resolved, That under the very peculiar
circumstances with which this case is sur
rounded, as friends Of Temperance, with the
view Of keeping the great moral principles Of
the Temperance Reform, separate and dis
tinct from the temporary political questions
Of the day and as Wings, with the view OF
preserving harmony and union in The Wing
party at this eventiul crisis, we authorize, and
request the Central Committee, appointed by
this meeting; and we respectfully suggest
and recommend to other Wing Committees
and Conventions throughout tho Common
wealth, to labor at compromise Of existing
differences in the Wing party, upon the
ground above mentioned of the reference OF
the law aforesaid, directly to tho people.