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BaIson, of LiUeyYUoyt.

~. T.cyy-T.y B. Go. AGENT
ENOE eolnr Doct, Taylor's B0isom Of lar
crror, for Consumption. liner Cone
D,aink, Coughs. CoiJs, Splitting Of Biood Pam
IN the side. or BrcGst, asthma, PlenriY, Short
ness of Breath. Pdipiiahon Of thc Heo3, De-
bjEh. .Ntyrcugacss aud all diseases Of the
LUNGS aud LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested III this region--sulIi'
| cicn, however, has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison conunties, to give 1t justly Il
name above any medicine. hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
communicable show what cures may be OK
peclod from its use. we insert a single case as
nublished in the New York Daily Express,
! Noycmber4. 1S}6-"Thc Balsam ofLiyerwort
has found hundreds of adv coates, aud has
produced so large a number of testimonials ID
it's favor as perhaps TO render further dpproha-
lion unnecessary. ] cannot Withhold my small
need of praise, knowing myself pie disposed
TO consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm sSlon, ] sought all
means 10 obviate this calamity, aud recover a
naturally weak constitution. | spent two
wears at Pisa. IN Rome, two years in Florence
land another in the south of France, seeking
: mean time the advice of the best PhysiclanS
asst summer returned TO this country. not
recruited in health, and perhaps not much, il
any worse. than whca left. ! had seen il
The Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers. containing advertisements o
the Baleom of biyorwort, and resolved upol
trying lis boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country used ii, and in three month
was so well that ! concluded could sale!
pass the winter here and accordingly did Sc
have used a bottle now and then, throug
, the past summer. am now in as good beall
as | can wish to be; my cough has who'll
subsidized and my lungs have every feeling q
health. | shall be pleased TO receive any per
son, who may wish for further particulars, q
my lodgings, City Hotel
a. A. DELAF,ELD.
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HESON $50.
s T II ON G. S & Co.

A RE now receiving a heavy stock ol
IA Iron aud Steel. consisting Of
10 tons Engheh WAGON and Cart tire
OF oil the various elZos,
3 tons Russia o. $. Iron
8 do Swedcs do
Cast, German. Spring, American and
Eng. Blister Steel.
English Hoops. Eroziers rods Sc.
Also on Consignment,
500 Kegs assorted cut Mails, Sd to God
ond floor Brads.
90 tons Peru manufactured Iron round
and square orali s'z's.
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes etc, etc.
June 6.
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-C3yE1g.Z7 & EZUIlEBUT,

thursday mornings O"tY ~ '""o'
DY daily arrivals, have recently re.
4 > ccived, and are Offering Tor sale, at
Wholesale and Il tail, more batter and
CHEAPER Goods than can be found IN any
store IN Contender County, yourselves
being judGes.)
As Mr., Sacy's Free Press is too small
10 insert even the details of such an eX'en-
slve assortment, and we have such constant
sale, Of goods we cannot find time to write
advertisements make country excursions,
or egen TO grNrly ourselves by a Steam
Boat rrlp with HE Ladies'.
In addition 10 our stock, are
SO pieces English, Scotch aud American
Carpetng.
pieces Rush. and Damask do
! on Cloths for ii 'orS, &c.
80 pieces Mouselue de Lane, Tout do
Lane, &c,
| English, French and American Prints,
Silks of every variety,
I Farwes Boots and Shoes--a constant
supply,
but to attempt, an enumeration OF our stock
would be useless. We say TO purchasers
cal and examine for yourselyes-'no char
ges for showing goods. We sell for cash.
5000 lbs Of Good sweet yellow Butter
I wanted. n LOVELY a. Co.
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TT "a. 2 5.r1SsArI DRUG
G ~ q p e.

r.
TYvHE subscriber recently Of the firm OF
L w. G. Simpson g. Co., having ia
ken the stock and stand lately belonging
to the same. now Offers for sale on most
liberia terms, very large assortment o!
DRUGS LTEDICLN'ES PAINTS AND
DYE STUFFS.
From arrangements he has entered into, he
will constantly be receiving tnll lmporta'
tons of Enphsh. French aud lndla Drugs,
winch. with the following, VIII be offered
Unusually low.
5000 - Camphor.
cascs Turkey Opium,
10 d. Lquorice Paste,
5000 do h'qNotce Root,
800 do Cniomel,
500 do Red Precipio,c,
500 do Tartar. Acid,
1000 do Eng. Sup. Carb, Soda,
| 100 Boxes CASTLE Soap,
600 %. Sup. Qulnlne,
| Cans E-s. Lemon,
do rs. Bnrgamot,
100 %. Frs. Beuzan,
200 do On Peppermint,
90 Casks Sal Soda,
5000 DO Arrow Root.
! 1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrh,
so Bios EPSON Salts,
90 Bales Bottle Corks,
100 Packages 0pothecaries Glass ware,
so Bales Ioma Suena.
% Casks White Lead,
90 Cases SueIlac,
Il do Copa, Iado,
20 Keys Pans Green,
6 IIoGs. Madden,
30 BhIs ground Comwood,
200 d. do DYE Woods,
10 do Bue Vurol,
100 CQrboy- o. Vrrlol.
Dealers IN Drugs, Manufacturers, Ply.
sicans &c, are respectfully invited to Cal
when wanting TO purchase, or forward
their orders, which will receive he mos
prompt attention.
EDWARD DRINLEY.
No 9 s. 4 South SIDE Old Fanieut Hall,
, Boston
, .4ugust 2, 1899 2n
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GOO PRIZES Sl.50O.O00
TICKETS S2O-.NO SHARES.

The whole of the Tickets, with their mum.
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appoin,ed under the Act. previously TO their
being put into the wheels One wheel will
contain the whole ofthe numbers the other will
contain the Sir Hundred Prises, and the first
GOO numbers that shall he drawn out, will be
entitled to such PRIZE as may be drawn to It's
number, and the fortunate holders of such
Prizes will have such property transferred to
them Immediately after the drawing, unineum'
Jered, and wuhout any Deduction
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UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCIEEWE.

FEylE following details Of a Schcmc Of q
4 Loiiery, TO be drawn in December next,
warrants us in declaring il to be UNPAtAL-
LELED in the history Of Lotteries. PRizrs
to the amount hare ncrcr btiore bcen c0erfd to
the public. It is true. there arc many blanks
but on the other hand, the extremely low
charge Of Gao per Tickcl--lhc raipe and
nlnabcr of the capHais, and the revival OF the
rood old custom of wARrANTING THAT EVERY
PhzE SHALL De Drawn AND SOLD, wiil' we
are sure. give universal satisfaction. and Cs-
pccial'y to the Sir HUaGrcd Prize Holders.
TO those disposed to adventure, we recon
mend carly application Icing made to Us iol
tckots--when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only remain-ihc first buyers have the bes
chance. We. therefore, cmphaticaIly say
DELAY NOT! but at once remit and hdnsm
TO US your orders, which shall always receive
our Immediate attention. Letters 10 be adj
dressed, and application made 10
SYEVESTEiS 81 CO.,
IJG broadway, NeU York.
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FROM OGDENSBURGH TO BUFFALO IN
$3.50 uOURS!-M
TnE%T2 CgTNggGIE! .!!A9.LIz2LC9"~1G29.
STE 4 VI - Y o AT
ST. yGAVVNS ys8 II 9 Ia

S2I'o lIs ~ w Us ya& III " 10 |
JOHN EVANS, ESQ. COMMANDER.
FF7IIS splendid new Boat of COO TONS
Il burthon, propelled by two powerful low
nreysurc engines, will make TWO TRIPS PER
WEEK through the Lake from oGDENsnuhdH to
stopG ing up and down al the in
tcrmediale ports as follows;
UPWARDS
Leaves Ogden,hurgh, Monday and Thursday nights
do. Morrisown, do. do. GO
do. Alexandria Bay, do. do. do
do. French Creek, tuesday S: Friday mornings
do. SackpD's Ha,bor, do do Al II noon
do, O.wrgo. do do. at 5 p m.
arriving AT Lewiston on " ednesday and Saturday
mornings in time for the morning Cars for Buffalo.
DOW NWARDS,
Leaves Lewiston. "Wednesday s. Saturday at r m
do. O,wego, Thursday and Sunday AT 8 IN
do. Sacket's I,arbordo do at lOa' NJ
do French Creek, do do AZ p. M
do AlpXandr,a Day and Morrisown, afternoon,
arriving al C.densbursh on Sunday and Thursday
evenings. =,
g~5- Passengers by This Boat can reach n. York
or Montreal on the evening Of the second day IRON
Lewiston.
The -. Lawrence has eleven large and commo'
dious State Rooms independent OF her cabn5 III
which gentlemen with their families can be comfort
"'a Tt .""eJ Of his boat with her exco'en,
Recommendations. entrusted to the care of Que oG,he
mos, experienced aud ,kl iul navigalors viii ensure
the Hing public not only pleasant tut more
eXped'Ious passage man hIe'G N.IN" ,e 60 '"'
Lakes - "e"SO"' o ''' "'''-
EE II Fp " G.. w 4 EltN AGBS
- ~ b in,, r. Ccivcu from New York
hi a LARGE and spleudld assortment of
rch md tashionabc, Taacy and &apie
! DRY GOODS {. GfOCERIES, bought
f., Cash NJ the pte.rnt VERY hlU prices
which in connection win thaIr former
stock, COMPRISES one ofthe ll,qesr and best
,ssor,p,,nra over ,G,.red in TINS market
,,.,ch viii no sold far cash or gp.ruvrd
credit q, a vc,v small advance from cost
Va Il, mn, nIo,cul thai we have more
bot,or and cbcopcr GaoDs than can LJ
fnnnd in agv store IN Chlltoudap County
mn, norbans as MANY. as GOOD, and os chca,
as some or ann Of orr ncghbor7. We wi
leave tina, for those TO Judge who may iaVo
-, with . call
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HOW AR ID
Cf tic chan Cash Sst0r

ND~ NUN U~Ne1' ~D''sSD c~SkbAL
n RRlVED in burlington last evening un.
~, der one o the most beautiful, grand and
marnifccnt sunsets over beheld, and was ioy-
ously received aud greeted by crowded mul.
,iludc welcoming him home with supply of
all the rich wares and merchandise Of foreign
distant clmes, which are now being arranged
for exhibition and distribution, al his Grand
Bazaar Store. whcro citizens and Visitors are
invited 10 view the splendid collection, entire
ly free of charge.
Julv CO. 80
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TTATls---U a II.
BAI.DN ESS.
7 portant d is c O very.
THE GRE.aT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
1T LIST.

THE GREAT MlSIThH fOOJFD OCI
1T LAST.
mR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
L ! TOR. Dr. Stetry, after much attention
to the important subject of preserving the hu-
man hair has, after many experiments. chcmi.
cal aud physical. been able To discover an arti
Gle. which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for The toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered, from its soleuiug and penetrating
quality, to produce good head of halr-to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehcnded-to restore 1t when badness has
taken place, and to prevent II from turning
gray. 1t is more nourishing than poma'um'
nnilouc oil, or cologne water. II Is Il beautl-
full article fol ladies' curls--it makes the bar
soft and lively, and produces uncommon brill
iaucv. Thousands have tested its superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
it stands unrvailcd. 1t is an nialIIhe cure IN
all affections Of the skin on the hcad-aS
dandrui1, Sc. 81. Every family should be
supplied with bottle of this oil, that by lis
applicaton 70 the head and hair Of their chl'
dren. the beautiful and ornamental appcndoge
of a fine head of hair, which nature has Sup-
Piled US. may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
| gifts saluiary influence, the Doctor 'eeIs HInl'
| " persuaded le has succeeded IN producing
| and article which will meet the desired wishes
| and appreciation OF The public.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.,
III Gcncsoe street. Utica.
In RurlinrIon only by J. q H. PECK y Go
in Verrcuues bv ). II. BOWMAN. in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON & Co., in George
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Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery.

Paints. OILS and Dycsluils; a large and
complete assorlmon, Of the above Articles,
lately rccevcd and for sale at Oh" 'o"cat
market prices, b. ROBERT MOODY.
EnllMClon. lnne %. 1859
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TICKETS ONLY $50.

.,,lo,.,oL -, at, m, Of tho nris'olivc IS.
hu.'J''"oU ~ IS, a.; d r,dar ,l,o J;,crtions
sI',os W ,Loso
o, w. eo,'',, -, 'I J,ol,o,,yo E7or Drc 1H39.
1 ''e "'"''' 10 . ''''o'''. .'..'
~ HAM ! AIi oN' A0""S's'
SYLVESTER & CO., l56 Br0aGWGy NeW
YORK. Sole agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS
100000 Tickets, from No. upwards in sue
cession.
The Deeds Of the property and the stock
transferred in trust to the commissioners APP
PORTED by Tie SAID act Of the legislature Of
Florida, for the security Of the prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEMk!.
l PRIzE-Fhe Arcadc-2"6 feet.
inches, 4 lines. on Magazine ST.;
l0l feet, II inches, on Naichezst
1876 feet. 6 inches, on Graver st.
Rented at about $37 GOO per ann. DoHars.
valued al 7OO,OUO
| Prize. City liote'-lG2 feet on
Common street; l46 feet, 6 inches,
on Camp 81. Rented at $4,000
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all ofwhich will be sold at wholesale o
retail as cheNpos the cheapest, No MISTAKE
Most kinds of farmers produce taken II
exchange for goods aud the hlghesi maIke
prices paid.
Burlington Juiy 90, 1880.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

Panx.-Las, night Mrs. sloman made her first APP
pearance this season, ia good house, as Pauline in
The Lady IL LYONS She made some good points,
but upon the whole, we think, misconceived the
character she played II too deeply tragically
Held as Claude was bad as well could be. The
only character well played was Dumas by Placide, q
really fine performance.
N,rtoS.r.-Iast night Tortesa and the new yir-
rnia Niger drew full house. The great feature Of
the Niger i his playing upon the "banjo' which -
exceedingly well done and gave general satisfaction.
TnE GiRArrr.--This 10 positively the last day Of
the exhibition ~ this most interesting quadrupcd ~
our civ The curious will not AL 10 can AZ Roche
garden and see this one o the first, aud possibly the
last living wonder that may ever visit our continent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

THE STATE PRIsoN.-Can any benevolent person
give us the documents respecting the hubbnb made
about the atrocities in Sing Sing7 We want to ex-
anime this question, and whether the atrocities
Of the City Hall or Of the Custom House are the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17
MORNING HERALD.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL ~. isss.

90 The continuation Of the astonishing trial OF
q. w. Dixon, for q libel on the late Mr. Mlnturn'
will be found in this days paper. The trial Of the
same parsonage for a libel ON the Rev. Doctor
Hawkes., Of ST. Thomas Church. will follow. People
are wondering what will come next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

"THs sroILs."-"The fate of the conquered is
to suffer-" was the exclamation Of one of the bar
baraa chiefs a. he marched into The gates Of Rene
at the head Of his victorious lsgions. So with the
whig ofGce hoders-they will have 10 take up their
beds and walk out Of the snug berths, which the
public provide for those who practise rascalty
with the most success
On Saturday night about six of the chiefs of the To-
coioco party met at the Castom House, Jesse Humbug
IN The chair tissue their edct to the Common Coun
Gil elect relative 70 the disposal Of the best places to
those who have worked hardest at the collar. Our
" Ariel'' obtained glimpse of this document, and
reports the following, among other curious Items
Messrs Slam, Bang & Co. to be Commissioners OF
the Aims House, sometimes called the Great Unpaid
because the incumbents profess to do the work for
nothing, which phrase always means r0bbing the
public parse to an unlimited extent.
:, Fanny Wright Darusmont to be keeper Of the City
Hall 1t being understood that Fanny is a capital
cook, and will keep open house-plenty Of gin sings
and segars for the faithful until the next fall election
II Madame should do this work handsomely and
thereby secure majority, she is to have that Office
In perpetuity
John A. Morrill, to be Counsel to the Board of AL
dermen.
The author Of the "Moon Hoax" to be keeper of
BlackwelPs Island, the Lunatic Asylum. and histo-
riographer thereto.
Theron Rudd to be Comptroller ofthe city finances,
ne having always large experience in the manage
ment Of the public funds, when he formally clerk
OF the United States Court.
DIR. Van Zandt to be City Inspector.
Col. Ming to be Inspector General of the women at
the Penitentiary.
John McKeon to be driver Of the City Hearse and
to offciate chief mourner whenever called upon,
including orations and speeches.
Jared w Bell to be the job printer, vice the Comp
treller over the Courier and Enquiter."
Looofoco Stevens to be Clerk Of the Common
Contemporaries he wash his hands and face once
a week.
Above a hundred names were put in nomination for
the offices of Corporation Attorney, Public Admins
traitor, Street Commissioner, and the Keeper Of the
City Prison. very hot discussion ensued to the
merits Of the various claimants and at last the Com
mitee adjourned, after passing the following resolu-
tion H.
:" Resolved, That caucus Of the members elect
to the next Common Council be held at the City Hall
on Wednesday evening, but that no Offices be finally
disposed Of by them, without the sanction of ths
committee. Signed JESSE HUMBUG, Chairman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

o. Mas. GovE is not forgotten Our trusty Ariel
has the reports Of several Of her lectures rich, racy
and piquant. He attended last night the Rev. Col.
Stones lecture ON tobacco at the Clinton Hall, and
he pronounces him the greatest ass in christsndom.
"He ought to be put in pettcoats and called Miss
Bracket. SAYS Ariel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

MoRE TAxEs.-The Board Of Aldermen, at their
last meeting have given printing job to the Cou-
Ter and Enquirer" worth S2.0Oo-of documents
which will never be read. We suppose this is the
pay of that concern for secretly opposing Mr. Clark
and openly rejoicing in his defeat. What nextl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

Or The whig party papers make great noise
about Registry Law Having been defeated in their
roguery the greater roguery Of the locoocos they
now cry out-soh, let's begin again and be honest"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

G;- Don, forget the Bowcry Amphitheatre tonight
You may well forget that You are alive, and not .
fresh oy ster in the hands Of Downing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

Gy- The Locorocos after all are not TO have
celebraiion--not to have an OK roasted alive Hav-
ing roasted the wings alive, they go now for a hat
and new pair Of breeches each. Right-the old are
rather seedy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

AL.nnIse.-The fashionable world were thrown
into state Of great excitement last night, by the
sudden appearance Of Washington Costar with his
hair cut or The consequences Of that cut II is inn
possible to predict but we think stocks will rise,
and velvc, collars again, gladden. the eyes Of the
enuders
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

o. cHaRLEs g. DEwrTr, who recently cut his
throat, going up the North River, was once a res
pec,able well-to-do country editor He became am
bitious-tsrned politcian-went to Congress-was
appointed foreign minister-lost his place-return-
ed poor friendlcss, and thus was led to the foolish
act Oh that men would know the pleasure and
happiness Of moderation would not change my
nos;,on in society TO be made President or a King.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

THE NEGocIArIoN.-We have heard some sur
misses Of the probable course on the Boundary qnes-
ton. 1t is generally believed that the instructions
forwarded to Washington will authorize Mr. Fox,
without the Intervention of any third power, to enter
into negotiation for exchange of territory max
ing the St Johns River the line. We persuaded
that the British government disposed to settle it
immediatey-and if any further delay take place.
such delay will depend on the President. Perhaps
Mr.. Van Buren, might be willing to protract this af-
fair till he can have the benefit of at the fall cleo
ton-that is il we let him-but we wont. He must
settle il at once and no mistake.
HJ- GENERAL ScoTr passed through this city on
Monday on his way to Albany and the frontier-pro-
badly to stop the Earnings there. Well-be it 50. In
various parts Of the country, there seems to be gen
eral and spontaneous movement burning to bring him
out as a candidate for the Presidency. Go ahead
lis fire in the mountains
Run boys, run.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

90. Northern navigation IS rapidly opening
steamers have commenced running between Detroit
and Buffalo In very short time every obstruction
will be removed by the mild weather and April
ra,ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

The LADIES FAN AT rHE LycaUM.-This bril-
liant affair opened yesterday at eleven, and . more
magnificent display Of rich wares, elegant mar
chandiss, and beautiful women to dispose Of them,
never perhaps was exhibited in New York. The
Countess OF Westmoreland, now residing 1t the
Wavery House, spent an hour there IN the course
Of the morning Many other ladies Of distinction
also perambulated the rooms. All the foreign minis
tiers and attaches now in the city have already been
there. r Wv ft&i
In the course of the afternoon we sent our Gany.
mede. (Ariel being engaged in another quarter to
take reconnaissance Of the scene. He returned in
state Of distraction, uttering in broken whispers
g most lovely" "beautiful'-"I can't stand it,
"never saw such collection of velinessss there
10 letter for you from the post-oice," falling back
exhausted On opening the billet, written in beau
tifal female hand taught by Bristow, read the fol-
lowing:-
Hupsos TERRACE, April 10TH 1885,
DEAR sR-As yon political character Of some import
and decided champion of the fair beg that when
next you visit Washngtof YOU will present bill praying that
Ladies may be admitted embers Of the bar They much
better qualified TO succeed in orator tn the gentlemen with
taking the voubliy Of their tongues and the
silent elcquence Of their pretty faces they possessed OF
springs oraory which gentlemen totally dest
tste such as tears fantng fits &c., which, should ali other
arguments fall will carry conviction TO feeling heart
Oh, ladies would be convincing peade; they would be able
my exus in the thought that perhaps the time not far
off when the walls of the Senate chamber will reecho sounds
far than any which have hitherto been heard here
Why may offices Of be entrusted to ladies1 England
has Queen no why next President should
not be fair daughter of Columbia Should matters through
your influence come crisis who knows but that
the ladies' the first propose the thing
may elect for President BARBARA COURTLY.
Who knows! Yet Miss Barbara must not sup
pose that Congress does not possess the very spe-
ces of oratory she seems to think they want John
Quincy Adams never speak. without tear in his
eye--El Moore, the locofoco, always fants when he
is half through his speechthe President is quite au
fat in cooking cabbages-Blair wears petticoat
over his shoulders which he calls frock coat-and
half of the cabinet ought to be in the same wear
able But n'importe-enough Of this.
To return-our Ganymede also brought us a beau
tiful volume entitled "A Christians Guide to Hea
ven''-a little treat, which suppose the fair bbo-
pole thinks stand in need Of On comparing it with
my chart Of that great and ysterous railroad find
no great difference in the latitude or longitude
Apart from all badinage this Fair is intended for one
of the most meritorious charities the Female School
of St Peters Church, and ought to receive the en-
enlargement of every good and charitable person
We must visit it ourself before it closes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

G,- THE NATIONAL ACADEMY will not be able to
open its exhibition till Friday This arises from the
great crowd and confusion Of spot boilers" received
for exhibition!