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Morning herald., 1839-08-31

CARsAPARILLA.-ROwA ALTERNATIVE, or
- COMPOUND sPfRlTUOUs EXTRACT OF sAR-
sAPARILLA prepared entirely with ut Mercury in any
form whatever and Is particularly designed for Chronic Dis
eases long standing complaints, and TO effect entire
change In the system without msnng sensible mode OF
action u remedy OF great value, and s effects are
paralieled and most universally ecscious in reestshhsg
the operations Of nature, and producing perfect health
The diseases which yield 10 the Alternative treatment,
those Of Chronic FORM and such depend upos the mpuriy
Of the blood-as scrofaa Kings Evil Syphilis and all We
aereal Diseases hercura Diseases brought on BY the imTro
per of Mcreary Consumption, Liver Complaint Jaun
dice Ague Cake rheumatism Cou scurvy, Cancer Afee
ons Of the Skin, letter, Ring Worms ssad Head ch
pimples the Face, NC No medicine s ecieni
Spring Purifier and o great value pro note aer
attack of acute dis and rcsoed 10 IN professional aud
in domestic practice One bottle of this Alternative contains
the OF from 10 bottles Of a. ordinary preparations
Of the Ssr'spara and commended 10 physicians pacu
larry, being fully entitled to their utmost confidence
~ Particular directions accompany the bste Fer sale by
J. o Fay Agent At Mnor. Franklin House Drug Store No
1913 Broadway New York; 117 Bowery; ia Cassl 81 H.
Rswls Co, Albany. aus Ina.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
COUGHS, COUGHS,
COUGHS

THOUSANDS will suffer from Coughs, Colds, SC
caught during the heavy rain yesterday and many u
find mely from 'umpon arising from slight
colds unless they TO timely Of some and
certain medicine. None be better thaa sHERMANs
COUGH LOZENGEs They the only medicine that
fails Read the following and be convinced IL 10
only among hundreds. Do not delay, bat get boz at
REMARKABLE CURE OF CoNsUMPTIoN-Mr.
THoMpcS, from New London went last fall 10 the South
of his health II recommended the osly chance
Cor him TO proosg his life he thought 10 be IN the last
stage Of consumption Aer spending the wster there he
turned somewhat better hut about m.nth his symptoms
became greatly aggravated that he not expected to live
from day TO day friend Of bis IN the city had heard much
about the performed by Sherman Cough Lozeng he
purchased aud sent him bos which gave him great relief after
the a Dose and before he had aken the second box he
sbsts attend his buiass This adds another 10 the hun
drds Ly thousands, ths ,iec witnesses that sherman's
Cough Lor,nr.s will ronsumpton- Wholesale and retail
al 106 Nassau st., one door abeve Ann. aul7
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

n oCo FOCO MATUHEs.-shppng order, and whole.
IL sale dealers supplied. Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory 80 Rdridee street Warranted never failing
and da~p proof and constituting in reality the perfect
match imaginable. au3o lr,s
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

NIOUssELINE DE LAINEs-R. l.. SMITH 4 co
Nl have just received 10 cases. and odsr Cor sale on liberal
erms, Al l76 Pearl street aa7 sm'
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1882
!. THE sTEAMBoAT WASHINGTON

, - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
ssss r r"s.s S.s s. Ss~
trips between New York and Newburg on Monday the 18th
instant leaving New York every Monday aud THURSDAY alter
afternoon o'clock touching the intermediate landings
to receive light freight and passengers
N. BAH freight baggage, bank bills or specie must be at
owners unless bill of ading given therefor
aug CRAWFORD, MARTIN co.
E~- = FOR pEEKsKlLL, yERrLANKs
varzgaAu~t1 POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
"sa<> TARRYToWN, DOBB'S FERRY,HAs-
KosCIUsKO Capt D. Haywood will leave the Of Rob-
non street text above Barcay) every morning. eH
eepedJ o'clock stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
Breakfast and Dinner on board.
s. In order afford passengers time to spend in the
different places the kosciuko will leave Peeksk al ciocK
(for this trip only)
the Of pas.esgers she win make trip
For further information, inquire of HAWKINS WILL
LIAMSON No. 81 West street, where packages, freight &c
will be received for the boat. jy2-y
Regular days OF leaving New York this month"; Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY nonr IN
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
Ths fs11 aIS 5s csa,as sais Nssn
e1nS will vii E9 leave for The ssegs es,' places. ..
this day. Aug 2 o'clock, from foot Of Whitehall street.
first Wharf east Of the Battery.
N. w. SANDFOkD, Agent. 244 Pearl ST.
AT the Office on the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat will not with
my that may be against her. but will proceed on her
,outei il no other boat wa: in company je3-6m
,---- r. REGULAR NAIL LINE FOR BOS-
TON, Daily, (sundays exceptet at p M
from Battery Place, Pier No. 1, North Ri
ver via Washington, Newport and Providence
Steamer Massachusetts,, Captain Comstock.
g Rhode Island, Capt Thayer.
. Narragansett, Capt. Child.
g Providence, Capt Vanderbilt
One Of the above Boats will leave New York daily except
Sunday
Passengers the arrival Of the Steemers at Stonngon
may take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme
diaey TO Providence Boston, continue in the steam
Newport and take the rail road at Providence for
Boston.
EThe steamer Providence Captain Wcolsey will leave this
afternoon, Saturday 3ls o'clock, from Pier No. for
Providence Stonngop and Newport and the Lexng-
ton, Capt Vanderbilt on Monday au29
y r-U~s n NEW YORK NEW ARK, BELvILLE
kzzEEAA.nn1 AND ACQUACKANONK-On and after
Sept nth, the Steam boat Passaic will run
between New York Newark connection with the Steam
Olive Branch Newark which boat will be in readiness
the arrival of the Pssa carry and freight to
Bsvile and Acquackanonk, and leaves follows, viz.
Foot Of Barclay st New York, Centre wharf Newark,
10 O'Clock A. M. IA O'Clock A. nj.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
PATENT WsNDI.Ass.
B f. DIS II H. A ID.

" THE subscribsrs Sole proprieors and Manufacturer
are prepared 70 execute with despatch all orders for their
rvaAed Patent swsed Beam Wnda.s Bcdsteads which
aow almost universally used being the best article yet m
yented-comDinins ease convenience and durability
The sackng acted upon by the wndass and swesd beam
made perfectly light and free frJ all liability still leas
ING an elasticity the which renders u particularly ey
md simple IN constructions the matter putting aud ne
own will be found Of but little trouble in comrsron With thos
dany other construction whilst the precision wh uch the
component parts fitted safeguard seat the intro
lsction Of any kind Of vermn.
From The taken 10 render each Bedsiead perfect their
saties for durability will recommend them TO purchasers
Who invited cali and ersmne large assortment
and
Aise large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattrzsss,
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand.
Nv. &c soUTHACK, No. 100 Broadway,
ielsy w ,nklis Ioas~
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
= ~ - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE 10
S6AN Norfolk Charleston. 9. G.. Petersburg. an.

,s souIhEsS, DAlsf c M. s.r,sr snNE .s tor
8- Rohmond.--The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwESs, all boats ofsreed and
saton, will running daily the 6r April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock immediately AZ
the arrival n the from ade pha and will arrive
morning Portsmouth time for the cars FOR wilrsrs
and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning viii leave
Portsmouth, every day after the arrive from the South and
reach Baltimore nsxt morning IN time for the cars for Phiia
dclphia.
These boat. connection with the well known steam
paehets Georgia and Sowth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every sanrda, for Charleston, giving travellers choice They
sso run in connection with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed fold travellers
tsow) that this cheapest and comfortable route FOR
southern travellers there changes from cars steam.
boats stages ~. dead Of night on the washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will parone them, in giving equal facilities and
F,..ae, sud fsr, 20 Norfolk. g. JOHN W. BROWN,
m36-H Agent
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

NEW AMERICAN MAGAZINE.-Now ready, No. 1 Of
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Original Ltera
be continued the 18th OF every month The snung
numbers will contain articles by Professor Ingraham Mrs. 81
gourney Professor Da Ponc James O. Brooks the author Of
Harry Franco George Catn Esq Professor Barber &c &c
r. SAUNDERS l57 Broadway, and to be had Of all Book
sellers jy23.y
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

IL tLlhfHOJH, invites All wesrer and connosssursfe 70
inspect his newly invented venang and perpetual fitting
wgs which, fsr el ganc- lghness and DURABILITY may Be
placed the first productions Of modern art In het
nucture they differ from all others made here Te hair
being .ingly inserted and equally distributed appe
Just issuing from the skin their TORN hey cover no mors
lie spring all disagreesble pressure obted They are
recommended TO those residing IN ci.as,
they be made .sy weight and hn gssss-
gor this inventions and the advantages connected With ~ the
ssrcan fnstuk sssrded the fret pre.u and eoDPessst
Professional judse Asss pronounced them the very ae~e -
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms 9o7 Brosdusy, Of Fulton street
aul6-lm.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

- r> nFoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH
C%5N Ocean House. Rumson Landing, Red Bank
and Eaiontown Dock--Ths steamboat
OSIRIS Capain Aarie will follows, daily from foot
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
c "a PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANf.--
CEn1N Landing at the intermediate Landings-Pas

las they will not moleed by the landing receiv
h.. by way their baggage being also more
cured baggage will he ckedon leaving the wharf, and
net opened until the arrival ofthe boat at Albany.
The new and elegant Steamboat UTICA Captain Trues-
as will the Steamboat pier foot Of Courtland nee
This day Saturday, August 30th. at Eve o'clock
For passage freight apply TO the Captain ON board or TO
CROOKE x FOwKs corner Of West and Liberty streets,
ar 10 P. c. SCHULTZ, at the Office ON the wharf.
Ali goods freight hank bills specie ether property taken
cr shipped on board this boat be at the risk OF the
r thereof my"'m
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner {
Fulton street, in Nassau street This well known eabshnest
having undergone thorough reting complete Order
for the accommodation OF those who may honor with the
patronage.
There this house besides story which is thrown
entirely open public bar large upon
cond story rs feet by 49, well suited for the q
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
the clubs referees for the transaction Of privs
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with
may be furnished with dinners supPer composed Of every
species game delicacy which the markets afford shos
notice. [jell-yl EDMUND JONES' Prep prietsr.
II MCKERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.-The sub
N scribers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN, would respectfully inform their friends and The
pubc that they ready Accommodate them astyis
not to be surpassed by any similar house in this city. Tk
house will always be furnished with every convenience and "A
the sxures Of unrivalled market There hund
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished and in perfect
order The Ordinary being the first floor, pacoas nsak
convenient and web furnished and the tables shall always b
supplied with all the variety the market Affords served b9
experienced cooks.
this kind sufficient evidence Of their adoption both buass
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will and this desirable ssd
central situation, being nearly Broadway fronting the Paz
and Short the beauty and elegance e local a
transtoy objects Of attraction and spendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
.H-For the accommodation Of Travellers, this will
be open al all hours Of the night al-6
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

The regular sale will take place Monday, Sept 3
at III o'clock, commencing with Carriages Harness. &c., and
IL O'Clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested -
make early application, good number the
catalogue horse be offered al auction unless register
register will be kept open till Saturday Aug 81 SP
GEO. w. MILLER,
jy9y Successor TO J. w. Watson. 446 Broadvva-.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

LOVE! LOVE!. LOvE!..-Just Pub
w. N lished very interesting little work entitled
AN The ART OF LOVE, (or Lessons for
NAGX AA Loxe from The celehrafed Of
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

NEW YORK TATTERSALLA--Ths
regular sales by asotion, at this weh known -
tsblishmsnt, Of Horses, Garriascs, Ac., coat
nue. to take place on every Monday, Il II
a,~lo~k fhrau,rb...,t ll..
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who hlches from my good name,
Robs most villaneusly."
G3-PEiNE'S ORRIs TOOTH PASTE unequaed
ntce for cleansing preserving and beaut,ng the teeth
giving them clear aud peary whencs and removing and
preventing appearance Of tartar. 1t also improves
color Of the lips and heals all ulcers Of the mouth
rests the progress decay in the reet and mpar peculiar
and grateful sweetness to the breath
o. The best article that We know Of ceanr preeerv
ing and beaut the teeth, is Penes Orris Tooth Paste
gives to them clear and p=ary heness, and imparts
peculiar grateful sweetness the breath We
daily commend to the aenen OF our readers especially
the female portion OF hen No toilet can be npete with
out t'-Ladies Mag.
The celebrity which this excellent ar
Gle for the teeth speedily attained under its original
oris Tvs r~-.s h. ssai individual
make base counterfeit preparations OF which beware, e
they may probably prove highly injurious the teeth and
compared with the genuine than Hyperion
Satyr The original article the fac sm Of the
venor and proprietor c. w Pene upon the label withou
which il is not genuine.
For sale only al the Bazaar l73 Broadway by uon
Broadway; Hart M d. 27s Broadway and 95 Hudson
Howe Guou las Chathams ST. l.. NJ Guion l27 Bowery
| and SO Henry st. corner Of Pike.
Again-Beware Of Countcrfeits. au l9 eod3m'
NJ oTICE-The Subscriber offers for sale very favOrs
soopar very made and warranted barouche springs
500 steps
500 seu bows
10000 lbs. maleabe coach castings
$50 sett barouche and coach axles, warranted
1000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
so sett very fine brass military bits and strrxps
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach assorted together with full assor
Of saddlery and coach hardware, and Newark maeab
castings JNo J. SUMMERS,
jy6-eod3m' 100 Water St
DOYDs BLEACHING GsPOwDERs.-The subscribers,
I'D sole agents in the States for the sale Of Boyd Sens
Bleaching Powders, supply manufacturers and deser
the lowest market prices For purity and strength they will
Gres' G saIa Britas. ia 'q''' : ~ PERsss BRooKs,
isl.y 81 Liberty st.
NEW AMERICAN MAGAzINs:-Now ready, No. Of
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE OF Original Ltera
tur be continued the 18th OF every month The snung
numbers will contain articles by Professor Ingraham Mrs 81
gourpey Professor Pontc Brooks the author
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

Ut C0mpOMmd EssemfSnI OIL OF AImOmd0,
% For destroying danduf and preventne the hair from
coming cut turning grey pfabe remedy against bald
ness, aud the public may rely that A. PASTORS CON
POUND OIL the wholessmes and best Oil Tor the hair
makes II thick and long m falling on turning
grey and hair has begun TO turn grey such nosrsh
TO the har that by Il will restore IA 10 M natar, color;
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and hair oread
shaded which great dishguremsnt 10 yount ladies' and "
used for short te will restore II natural color clear
The ssur and keep the head and hair eyebrow
and whiskers liberal discount made 10 wholesale purshS
A. PASTOR,
1856 Greenwich street, NY
Price 50 cents per bottle hgnly psrfumed. au2s In
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

aIy- sYLvEsTERs NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTOR is to the Herald, the very best
and useful publication extant the Of business
il excellent advertising medium and the charges
sonasle lts published Tuesday morning. by SYLvEs
TER& CO. 1856 Broadway ieI7s.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

CPLENDiO LIBRARY EDITION OF COWPER, in 9
- Volumes beautifully illustrated by Fnden.-The Le Let
ers and Poeca Works of Cowper Gt completed by the
introduction about 200 letters before incorporated
previous EDITION: Edited by the Rev. Mr. Grmshaw Inn
ported and for sale by +. SAUNDERS,
357 Broadway.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

N-NOTICE-Souherners returning home from the North
respectfully informed that the most extensive assortment Of
Plated Ware Cutlery Lamps Granaoes Chanc eer Bronzcd
and Jappaned, Britannia Silver Wares and many other
useful fancy articles be had al the reasonable prices
at the New York General Furnishing Ware House, Nc. IL
Maiden lane, near Broadway.
su2l.y o. +. DELAVAN.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
HYDE PARK HOTEL

TlANIEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street, returns his
~ thanks TO his friends for the liberal suportthsy
have uniformly rendered him since he opened his Ree<ey
and them thatt win be his tnJ.svor merits
continuance Of their appreciation His table furnishes
table with their presence depend upon being served wA
cleanliness, civility and promptitude. ilo
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

All packages and bundles must BE- marked TO his
VIM r. Harnden alone responsible for the loss injury
o articles property committed TO his care;
risk by attached TO the Boston and New
York Transportation Company in whose steamers his crate
be transported in respect to it. its contents, any time
jyl6-Sm
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

90 TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
the public to inducements held by SyLvEsrER Cs
l56 Broadway for INVESTING in real estate situated in New Or
leans the attempts made by the pos David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good Cor
knowing that the affair in question the entire csna
dence OF the communicated end those Wis
have any DOUBTS to call Sylvester Co. who sroxs
of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction repto any
inqsres made. eli.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

British outrage upon american Propcrty.-Too
little attention has been paid to the outrage
which was perpetratcd upon the property of
American citizens, by British Governor. 1t
seems TO US, that our Government has manifes-
ted a cold Indifference in this matter, 10 the
rights Of the, South The right TO compensa-
ton for property seized by foreign power has
not been sufficiently urged. Our Senator, Mr..
Calhoun, and our imnasdiate Representative,
Mr.. Pickens, have. called public attention to
this subject, and have spoken about it in that
bold and manly tone, which becomes the Re-
representatives. of high-minded and injured peo.
ple What Southern man can be otherwise
than indignant, when he reads that compensa.
ton is utterly denied, to American citizens; for
the wanton seizure Of their property by Off.
GERS Of the British Government
We extract from the Charleston Mercury the
subjoincd remarks i'll relation TO this matter.
THE BRITISH OUTRAGE.
THE Cases Of the Comet, Encomiun, and
Entcrpri.c.-Tne right to compensation,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

The Committees under this Resolution
are the Delegates in their several Dis
trictS.
Mr.. Elmore from the Committee Of ten,
read their report on the inquiry referred 10
them on Monday. The Report elected
some debate, and on The suggestion ofthe
Chairman of the Committee, it was unan-
imously ordered to be printed with the pro-
ccedings of the Convention under the su-
perintendance of the Committee.
On motion the thanks of the Conven-
lion were unanimously voied TO the Man
aeer of the Theatre for the use Of the
House.
The Chairman, Mr.. Hull, having left
the Chair, the thanks of the Convention
were unanimously Offered to him.. for the
able, digniicd and impartial manner in
which he had presided over their delihera-
rions. to which, having resumed the Chair,
Mr.. Hull made an impressive aud beauti-
tul reply.
The thanks Of The Convention were also
voted 10 The Committees for the diligent
and able manner III which they had dis
charged The duties imposed OIL them.
Thus ended the Commercial Convcn-
lion al Chareston-a seed sown as we be-
lieve IN good ground, TO show ITSELF here
after, in public enlightenment, in invisor-
ared enterprise, in an extended and more
cordial union of the South, aud finally in
the renovation of Southern Commerce.
Committees of Ihe States under Col.
Haynes Resolution.
South Carolina.-A. P. lTayne. c. G.
Mcmmingcr, A. G. Maerath, J. G. Kerr,
Edward Frost, Jas. Gregg, Andrew Wal
lace, ID. Ewart, r. Bryce John Caldwell.
North Carolina.-W. III. Haywood, ,Jno.
Bury, Jas. Owen, A. ]. Vale, z. w.
Wilkins, J. w. Sanford, Jas. NJ. Smith,
J. w. Patton, Gen. Patterson.
Georgia.-Ben. T.: Styles. T. Fl. Har-
din. e. J. jenkins, Jno Bones, j. Cow!cs,
ID. G.. Campbell, w. Dearing, j, Cal
hpun. T. A. Field.
JNississippi.-Johr A. QuiIman, Pres
ION W. Farrar, Thomas b. Ives, JOHN
Bell, Il. NJ. Tucker, Thos. J. Green, j.
B. Morgan, DR.. Sitter, Roger Barton,
Chapman Levy.
Floridu.-Jas. Gadsden. G. T. Ward.
Samuel II. Duval, Rubert II. Berry, w.
J. Mills, Hardy II. Philips. Henry D.
Howlaud, Richard C.Al!eu, HiramNourse,
Thos. nj. Blount.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02
From, the Gresnpiye Mo,lntaia.er.

We are requested to publish the follow
ing extract of a letter from the Hon. Wad-
dy Thompson, TO a friend in Anderson
District; s's. =
'.You say that there isa general expires.
sion of regret atthe rumor that have de:
termined moi again TO be Candidate for
Congress; aud you ask me if such is my
fixed determination? Itis.. lam literal
ly compelled to decline, by many and
imperious considerations. You, aud many
Others of friends, know, that / was
anxious to withdraw at the expiration Of
nv FIRST term, and still more anxions TO do
so afierth second: but ! was placed in:
circumstances which made it impossible TO
do so, without total sacrifice Of all that
was due to myself, as well as to those who
had bonored me with their confidence,
There is now no such difficulty in The way. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02
Gbe annerttaer.
EDGEFlELD G.. II
THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1889.

We have received note from the author Of
"Iconoclast."w says that we declined to pub
lish his article and, assigned as reason, that it
is contrary TO ''the rule of editors TO publish
communications which have not responsible
signatures appended" He denies that this is
rule. Now we know that il is a rule Of many
editors, with whom we exchange. The Mercury
Courier and Constiutionalist recently declined
publishing articles on miscellaneous subjects,
merely. because they lacked the authority Of a
real name. The following is the standing rule
of the Alabama Journal, on this subject:
"All notices of marriages, deaths, &c. and all
communications, intended for the paper must
be accompanied by responsible name" twill
suffice to say, that the editor Of this paper is an
experienced practical printer, who certainly
knows what are the duties and rights of editors
To this rule however, there are exceptions,
and we intended to make the article by "Icono-
clast' one, before we received his note. The
subject is Of such nature, that the article merits
publication. We did not positively decline
publishing his communication, as 'Iconoclast"
supposes.
Doubtless we no,o know the author, and we
cheeriully give him a place. We still urge upon
our Correspondents the propriety of giving
their true names to us. Surely they are not
ashamed Of their own productions 1t is often
absolutely necessary for the editor 10 know
their names Frequently, commas, words, and
sentences are illegible in a manuscript, which
the author alone can make plain. TO whom
will the editor go, ifhe does mol know the wri.
teri A writer would be much mortified to
see his communication incorrectly printed. But
if he will not give histrue name, he cannot blame
the editor, if he guesses at the meaning of an
obscure manuscript, q should make some blum
ders in the publication. The propriety of our
rule is too manifest to say any thing more.