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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

@DOO sPECIrrC.-Ths great Specific OF Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris the eectual and rapid
known for certain Sisease
Those who wish 10 avoid gsaek nssfvpms and them
selves with little trouble without liability exposure will
find this medicine we'll suited 20 their requires
change Of DIET and does not affect the BREATH which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery while using H.
Besides this mpsrant advantages never the parts
subject 10 the troubesome weakness that often after
other medicine and taken the 6r stage Of
disease will arrest the dssharge and all unpleasant
ofhe disease in obstinate gees female complaints weak
Of these organs u without doubt the sfecua
edy discovered and hiss cured many obstinate aer
every other medicine had failed Of this ksd 81 more
than years. standing recently cured weeks BY
spec6 after upwards Of hundred dollars had been spent
Medical advice and Medicines without effect In fact u
challenge any be produced that will cure under
forfeit or $500.
Each bottle has full description OF the sseses and all the
directions for both the English and French
anguagcsPscK 81 Borrlr darge Beetles Of double sse,
81 SOY
90 For sale only at the agents oasee, Ne. IS NASSAU
srasrr four doors from FULTON street up stsi once open
| until O'Clock in the morning. sl7.3n'
HUNTERS RED DRor-Tne superiority Of Hunters
Red Drop, FOR the eGsetus OF ~ diseases
every other medicine hitherto discovered becomes every
apparent from s extraordinary demand and universal
success IN all parts Of the Union, veil Europe. II
sought for vis t. obtain remedy, that while il erAdcates
every psrtic - virus from the system, IA powise i'm
pairs the constitution Possessing tonic powers agrees with
the most delicate stomach, strengthens the digestive organs
increases the appetite, and improves the general health
Equally adapted both may used under all
with perfect safety single bottle always sufficient
even IN Hves.ae cases. when used a. drccted requires no
restriction IN diet whassvsr and from its condemned form and
mode Of using H. particularly adapted 10 the traveller
well all others who wish 10 avoid exposure Prize 81 per
bottle Sold csy the ONCE No A6s Pearl door north
Of Chsihsms Any thing sold under the elsewhere in
the city bse eousserfs, of this medicine Albany ocs
No. g, Beaver st. oi7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

I AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUSE, Ne 50 CathsrDs
II street, Of Madison, under the Churek) H. -
GRAY would inform his friends and the ladies Of this city and
brcchlyu that ne has hand and 70 constantly nanuc.
turing the larvest Of Ladies sd
Missss Cloth SILL and Merino CIoaks that BE- found il
the city which he offers prices lower than BE- found IN
amy other establishment
~ B-Cioahs made 70 order Al The shortest .etles
NJ. D. GRAY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

Passengers Arrived.
In the President fron London-Prossor Reynolds, lady
and daagAter; Caldsn Rev Harris and lady, Fowler
II Della Terra Godfrey, Constable Mr. Pesne and lady
0ooch, Ellen, Uhtoh Rev Frss, lady and son, WIN
BslfA and lady, r wood-io0 steerase.
Passengers sailed.
In the Louis Philippe, Cor HavreL Delmoe, Paris; Lee
grand dol Henry Berry, Havre 8onae and do; Bod
New YORK; Finis de- Rt Rev Bishop Hughes, dol
Russel Middleton John Russell do; Bradford. Hsr.
rison Richie, Rchie Bsston; Lenney Philadelphia
Govsn.jon, Sweden; Mr. Rave, NYork-27 stserage.
In the United States for LverpoolHenry Tobias and lady
WORK Mss Bernaben, baltimore; Sir VIM Burnley Trim
dad; Lieut. Col Bafour Al 81 Aubyn, Esd regt A; w
Tarquhar, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

VTNHE BATTLE OF BUNkER HILL.-Open every
evening At Masonic Hail. Broadway, Sundays srceptsd
Time Of commencing altered IN half past O'Clock.
The proprietors wish distinctly this exh-
bon Is not painting but combination Of mechsnisn
and scenery representing all animate objects instinct with M
bending they dc every joint and the soldiers marching
perfect time With the music accompanying their respective
scenes
Tickets 90 cen,sChdren under 10 years Of age aseen.
Particular in small bills. slO.1us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
Increase this year



In conclusion again caution the dealers and farmers
against too much haste Prices full high enough and
IN truth rather too high but IL they advance will
be ose prospect Of getting rid Of large surplus and
without.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

This table shows decrease Of liabilities 70 the amount
or SlposI4 while the immediate have Decreased
s6soe or the 900 Of discounts ssooooo payable
at the South and Is the occasion Of the suspension Of the re-
naming large portion due BY persons whose
sets are at the South chiefly and the given Cor the
psnou va. tia, 10 per cent Of this amount would otherwise
have kssn lost. Tsey will find the loss Of cred, and the drv
ing Of their bills circulation the greater los Of the two
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

HANGING AND WALTZiNG SCHOOL al Gonstitution
u Hail. $50 BroadAay formerly occupied by Mr. Berraul
MR. DE GRAND VAL respectfully informs the lad and
gentlemen Of New York that his Dancing School will open
the the above mentioned place. Tuesday, the 2ad
instant Hours Of tuition from to p NJ for young ladies
and boys; from to o. gentlemen Old scholars ntrod
ducing their friends will be entitled privileges which they
ascertain by ling Mr.. Gs residence, 4S2 Broome
street. 0l7 d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
MARRIED,

At Pert Chester the l0 inst by the Rev g. Chancey
Mr. Jsmes Peck Miss Phebe daughter Of wlet Nose
man, Esq. oil Of that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

At Newark Monday, llh instant silas Baldwin, aged n
years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

A NEW DISCOvERY.-Tte advertiser has discovered an
"A infaihsle remedy for all secondary and primary
eoein disease which Is rot known any other Physician
the gniteo stes He pledges himself N, prims
~ IN from to 10 day. and the secondary such Ulcsra
ted limbs sore hrcs &c. In from 30 10 10 days. charge
win be made. set Cor Medicine unless complete
V effected. Those DESTROYS the rnh Of these facts
may DO 90 BY calling At the OGce iss Hudson. street
sig lms'
DoARD.-A parlor, with two sleeping chambers adjoining,
~ be had with board By applying at No. 10 Park Place
% lHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

II AIR CUTIiNG-The undersigned respectfully socits
the attention Of the citizens Of New York and strangers,
to his superior method and peculiar Style he rfrans in this
place from the usual pure Of the trade and for
proofs Of his skill rendering CONNIE il faus" the human
head divine begs leave refer his friends aud
customers FRANCIS o. BOYLE, No. 50 Teari ST.
el4.lm- adjoining the Pearl street House.
NOR SALE-A number Of splendid Moeking Birds, just
II arrived from the South all IN healthy conditions which
will be sold low, f applied for soon.
Apply at The bar Of the Northern Hotel OF Court
landt and West streets. ol63t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

$1,000 Corporation Boa 80 shars Blk ~ sts 50 10
s2sd 100 do SOL - do 80 80 do 80 do co., eoo
do ga so d. 90 500 do State Bk $50 Am Fl 70
SS do Farmer Trust 800 do Commercial qaf25 Dc Del
Hud tw 100 do s6ssw las Do S. 30 do So as 56
s0d do ST. 100 do ss 100 DO SCI slo 10 do so so do SO
~ a. 10 DO So 20 do to IS do so 50 do 80 40 DO So rs
DO saod vicksburg Bk 2ed, 80 do ~ SOD so do
a .sod i2s h2Od do ~ eo IS do 81 sS0d 25 do -
ssOSso Kentucky 7 50 DO nv s3oJ so do AT s3od 10 do
$50 Man Gas 70 bsod - do Canton SOLO Mohawk SIT
40 Pzersos 50 leo do New Jersey S. ~ do IS
bsles do " onngon 500 10 do 90 80 do ~ hnw 80 do 30
30 DO Harlem AiA 10 do at 500 do 4i<s DO Utica
lisa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

Friday evening" IL October the City Hotel On
this occasion he has obtained the valuable Mrs
Segui and ale Mr.. Henry Russell. seectisn Of the most
popular and fasousbls music will be introduced Mr. b. c.
Cross, viii preside at the Piano Forte
PROGRAMME-PaRT lst.
Introduction Piaao Fort, Mr. Cross
seug-Mr. Knight, In the days when went
0ypsyng," newly arrangedb by Knight
Song-Brs Stguin /" ii brsccio mio.' Ncollni
song-Mr Russell, Our way across the Noun.
tain, Ho :" s RusseM
Round-Mrs. seguin, Mr.. Knight, and Mr.. Rus
sell Harh 'tis the Indian Drum" Bishop
Song-Mrs. Knight" Cupid mid the Roses play
ing, (2itimel Knight
Romsnet-Mrs. Segun, lad time in New York;
and in consequence Of the successuI reception
at Mr.. knights last Concert accompanied by
herself
soeg-Mr. Russell, weodman, spare that Tree" Russell
PAaI d.
Fantasia, Piano Fsrte, Mr.. Cross
Scepa-Nr. Knight, /" Where Hudsons' Wave
esr Silt cry Sands list tnc,) Knight
Ballad Mrs. Seguin, you Comet" Linley
Song Mr. Russell, The Maniac," Russell
Duet-Nrs segun and Mr. Knight " Tell me
where Il Fancy bred" ST. J. Stew
New Sonr-Mr Knisht Land Hot. Knight
Soug-Nr Russell The ~, Green Russell
Glee-Mrs. Segun, Mr. knight, and Dir. Russell.
Monk his Vespers Singing" Horn
brilliant Piano Forte the Mandatory Of Nunns
Clarke and Co. has been kindly offered for this
90 The Song marked thus ( published by Davis and
Horn, 1857 Broadway
Doors open half past o'clock the Concert
eight o'clock pre- sisely.
Tickets, One Dollar EACH be had at the principal Music
Stores ol7.2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17


ID BY HENDERSON GREEN. No. s77 Broadway, 1.-TWO
doors below White srseJ ~ following rare and valuable
Books being portion OF English genteman who
had good fortune proof npreson thus greatly
enhancing their value to consolsseurs.
Musee raseois< volames folio, Plenddy bound green
Turey Morocco, and gill; (proof imprcssiou)
Soda ltalica-Romae, 1903, VOL: folio
Fost RI British Gallery Of Engrsvings, VOL: very rare
beautiful, bound in Morocco, and gilt
Select Views in Italy, with typographical and historical de-
scriptons English and Fesch ENTHUSIASTICALLY bound
in Morocco, and gilt
italian scsney IvoL handsomely bound in Morocco
tanning hirytwo coloree engraving from original drawings
by r Van Lenbei chi.
spilburys Antique Gems, vol: containing 6ny engrav.
ings.
London in the Nineteenth Century, vol: quarto.
Paris and iss Eavirsns, BY Heath, I VOL; qusrto.
Deuchars Etchings2 vos quarto magnhcenty bound in
Moroccs, and gilt VERY rare.)
Annai DTtaIia, Is vols: full bound In calf
Do. Ludovico Aniopa Murztori
Edinburgh Review "a vos Handsomely bound from 1901
10 1870.
The above choice works with many Others will be sold On
reasonable terms. oI7 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17


pARK THkA1.IIfHIs EvENiN5 0ss. II, 100
pindae mp
THE IRISH wlDow.-widow Brady, Mrs F,uwiiiam,
Whtile, Mr.. Fisher. y. ttsxs1IE 8Nt
TO which will b ADDED
To conclude with the Farce Of ~ s.s.s ssANf
SHOCKING VENTS GrihnhooG Mr.. ChippindaIe.
o'clock .MNN4 Nsslt eSft6Ms iTft13
Boz Tickets, sl-Pt. 50 esuss-dSaIIery, 20 cents.
powEnY THkATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR. f@.1s
THIS EVENING, October n, will be performed,
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER-Widow Chssrly, Mrs.
THE BRONZE HORSE or, The SPELL OF THE
CLOUD KiNG--Zamas. Prince Of China Mrs. Proctor;
Pek daughter Of Tchin Kao Mrs. Herring.
Doors open O'Clock quar-
ter before 9prcciseiy
Priees-Boxes.7 rs cents-Pit 81 cents-Gaery, Accents
M ATIoNAL THEATRE Broadwas. adjoining Niblo's
THIS EVENING Oct, II, will be presented, the grand
romantic opera Of
LA SoNNANBULA-Elvine Mr. wilson; Count Ro-
Bailey. ~ ~
To conclude with the Farce Of etF 4sm
MY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA -G,>corv
- Price Of Tickets to Parquett. Boxes sl second
commence precisely att
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING.
PIzARRo, or THE DEATH OF RoLLA-Rol,a. Mr..
TIE IRISH TUTOR-Doctor 0'Toole, Mr. Tuthll
! To oonclud, with the Drama called
CROCKETT IN TEXAS, or THE MASSACRE OF THE
/ ALAMO.
Prce.Bore. so esnts-Pt IS ct.-Gaery IS c. Chldr.a
under IL years, half price to Boxes.
Doors open al O'clock and the curtain will rise at half p
even precisely sil 3ms
4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

Neutrality-suspicious. their wives siuge gentle
- be accommodated with permanent hoard and
rooms at ~ Catharne street The 10 YET snail
cept front parlor and BID attached which large sad
pleasant, terms reasonable
b. The house Is situated between Henry and Madison
erect board without iodine IL required. oi59c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE Order ofthe day at NIbo's
Thursday i7,h-This morning Al 9o'clock the teacher.
and pupils Of the Institution for the DEAF AND DUMB will
visit the Fair Of the American Institute.
ANMALSAt - O'Clock will be exhibited at the Garden
SEINE OF the finest animals the country beng selections from
those collected at the great cattle sale yesterday
MAYA SCHOOL.--Fron TO four ?. M the Fair
will be visited by the Naval School, with the officers this
station
At4PM there will be exhl bod Of ncorbus bic Cloth
and Paper which will be tested by fire in Of the ys
tors. oil 1t
WANTED-A Ladys Maid, to wait upon Lady, who is
wv going Washington She thoroughly undert nd
her busns be good hair dresser and dress maker The
respectable references will be required French
would be preerr d. Apply to the Spanish Minister, Wa
veriey Hons. ol7-lw+
ITO BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS OTHERS
Whereas, Eliza Hamilton, my Wife having refused the
support voluntarily offered her. and the Vice Chancellor hav
inc decreed that pay her certain monthly allow
which have paid and shall continue 10 doThs to give
notice that will not be accountable for any debts she may
contract Witness my hand this 18th day Of October $780,
ol7It @. +. HAMILTON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

DHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES, taken at par for Portable Desks Dressing
Cases Fancy Doves for work Jewels odour Sci rich Purses
and Card Cases. Fancy Note Papers and Envelopes Musical
Boxes Walking Canes Ladies Work Tables and great vsr
Of articles Of utility and fancy suitable Tor presents port
Bile articles for Travellers fine Perfumery Brushes Rodgers
Cutlery, Chinese and Indian Goods &c comprising all the
finish, and forming the extensive and desirable
10 be osnd in the city all Of which most ppy 10 show,
and sell At reasonable prices.
TIFFANY q YOUNG $50 Brosdwsy,
OILS lmis' directly opposite the City Hall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

GREAT SALE Of CATTLE at HARLEM-Fair Of
" he American nstitueThs day. October 18th, at IL o
clock, at Nowans Pavon Harlem vii be continued The sale
Of the Cattle exhibiting under the auspices OF the
American Institute, consisting Of Bulls Cows, Heers, and
Calves Of the true Durham Devon and other Imported breeds
together with splendid specimens ofnave cattle Also Blood
Horses, sheep, Hogs &c worthy the attention Of breeders
and eonneeurs from every part Of the United States Those
the ground universally admitted TO be- without ercep
tion the finest cattle exhibited in this country.
ol7-lt- GEORGE BROWN, Auctioneer.
CHAMP NE-The subscriber has now in store and OF.
~ frs the most reasonable terms in lots purcha-
from to hundred baskets at prices in
cordsnce with the times The genuine we'll Anchor
brand sa wine Of the first quality and with the
hdence recommended Also, Pralon Co.'S Star and She'll the
Golden Eagle Crown, Ship Stag and other brands
rnts and quarts all warranted beautiful
The stock embraces wines Of various grades suited for city
and country trade at prices ranging from s. 80 basket
The atteaton Of country merchants par uay invited
also propretors OF hotels grocers, &c. sc.
THEODORE WALSH, No. ia Front,
ol7 Inn near corner Of w Al street.
DOMESTIC GOODS are down. down, down. iike stocks in
II Wall str ct Twenty five cents in the dellar lower fol
Cash, cAsH! Cash. cAsH The business thi
establishments - ecuancd In plain, straight forward
equitable ocksyng! second prce The loves
figure is marked ON every article WIN. VANN'S
ol72t' 22 Grand 81, between Allen asd Orchard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

mr.. A GRANGER has removed TO his permanent resi-
IL dence No 81 Amiy street, where he offers to the pnsc
his Homeopathic Restorative the manufacturing price
The which ended the previous sac Of this
uab remedy enables him place within the reach OF
all who suffering from consumption, any affection ofthe
lungs or liver.
DR.. GRANGER be consulted daily at his office from
II to g. apdfrom 7 to g. r NJ ol6.3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

- UCCESS TO }. A L, VEKNOLS, Diapers and Tai.
- ors who have adopted the SYSTEM and sell
coths the lowest terms The public invited to call
their and they will be satisfied that
great saving viii be realized the cash system 81 Chatham
street.
BA variety Of Cloths cassimsres and yestings,
kept hand and ade to order n the fashionable style
Ao the largest assortment Of ready made clothing IN this
city, constantly kept h4nd aud Will be sold at reduced
prices ol6-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

The Washisgton, Of North Yarmouth, Capt Drnh waite
from NYork whence she .acd eth inst partially laden wit
-four and tobacco bound Wilmington NC, went shcr
New Inlet, NC, Sunday at o'clock 9th 70
lowing Her have arrived Nerk who state that N
cargo will be saved but the vessel will be lost
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
WAsn,EcroS, ae,h Feb, 1882


ObOcE VT inE 6ESStON.
The Twenty 6Oh Congress terminated its SEES.
sion this niorning--lhe House adiourning sine di,
a, two o'clock, the Senate remaining in session
until half prsl four.
BY perfect union with the personal friends Of
Messrs. Rives and TaIlmadge in the House. The
Opposition had absolute command in tina, body
from tho hour Of The appointment OF the secret
ballot committee to tho end Of the session, The
understanding existed from tho opening of tho
ExiFa session, but was not 80 practically EN-.
plcyed before. The Federal party, therefore,
passed whatever measure, rs party, il resolved
on, fastening such as they considered loo obnox.
ious 10 stand Tho ordeal o( thu Serato or N, an.
preparation bills essential TO the support Of the
Government Thus mode Of egisla.ing, which
was resoficd 10 at the las, session, by lacking an
appropriation Of nearly 6ny thousand dollars for
Gales 4 Seaton to the West Pom. Academy bin.
was again employed 10 force similar approprIa.
tons on the Senate in the last moments OF ,ho
session. The majority Of the House declared
by their .tadl reis, insisting on the amendment
alter two reflections and Committee OF conference
that the book distribution should 20 on, On tho Go>
vernmeut stops The loss Of the bill involving tho loss
OF Tho whole appropriation for tho foreign aud do.
nestle iunclonaFes Of every grade. The only pri.
viloge allowed the members Of the Senate was ia,
OF striking out from thc dis,sibutyc share Of Inc
books allotted 10 them by the provision tackled 70
the bull in the House,
We notice this fact now simply 10 show tho alb
soluic ascendcncY which the Opposition secured
in tho House, from tho highest political questions
to the smallcs, pecuniary concern affecting midi.
vlduas--ifom the great constitutional reform pto.
posed to redeem the people from being taxed BY
the banks on the whole amour. Of money levied
on them lor the support Of Government, down 10
tho little business Of packing committee Of
box Of books. All has been in the hands Of the
Wings OF the House, who have, ia fact, had ,hci,
cue throughout from their leaders in the Senate.
Their own measures they forced through ibe
Senate by hIching them to appropriation bills; The
most important measures Of the Senate they b.
ried in the House under the mass Of bills fof be-.
sonal objects, nlefposed 70 obstrct thcm, and The
almost inlerminable debate got up on esery n.
Eng occasion, BY this means they escaped The
responsibility Of even showing their hostility 10
he saluiary propositions Of the Senate, ~hich
hey destroyed BY indiTection. The great bill Of
he session--that so laboriously prepared BY the
Finance committee Of the Senate, to guard a.
galnss the detalcalions Of public officers to pro-
Efue more etiec.ualy sgainst the preparation Of
iaud and It's concealment. by new checks among
ne oiheefs; to punish these violations &c .hsr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIE ness e 81 fAs pfesisni. which we publish
below, Vas received D. both branches of Cnngfen
wilioat ihe uiieanee 81 disecnilag opinion, from
the Fiaus & caalains q be Ssnals, (ahosc SESSION
" uticn3ed) 81. buchanan, Mr.. Webster, Mr.
DAVIS, Nc. ChF, NJ. Wsihel, DC. NorveB, snd
NF. Williams sue1reiirely, commented upoa the
mesese and dceaincniS There wss great unaai-
piig 8 Etling. and scarce shade Of difference IL
opnion ~ i regards che poles indcaied, on either
si1e q lhe htose. No Cay threw out the idea
tf4ttee lresiieng ought o have laken tie matter
dlfetss n haHl IS the Hiional aulhoFily, without
addressing himself to The Aaca authofiles Of Maine.
u seems e. us that The mode edopied vas tie only
one practicable, foF Us keAd Of the National govern
ment he could only inierpse By appealing 10 The
STATE Goyeramenl o. that Of GIeat Britain and
TIE latter hioo tar OF 70 beresched in time.
SONG regrets were expressed b. several Seuatnrs,
On both sides Of ae Chamber, that The Governor Of
Maine had not Notified bis intention 10 remove Tie
trssslssscfs 70 tie Governor .or New Brunswics.
NJ. Walker threw oat a suggestion, which seemed
g Us = sufficient answer 70 the objection Mr..
walker said that q right 70 exclusive jurisdiction
had never been set up before BY the British Govern
ment The order 10 assert IL be said, was 4 secret
20 Maine The exercise Of e0ncanent inrisdic-
ton, ~ party entitled 70 i required 90 notice.
Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

MEssRs EDrToRs. following lines were spo
ken at the opening of the Bachelors Club in thi
town, on Saturday evening last:
I o marry or not 10 marry that is the question
Whether lis nobIrr n the mind 10 suffer
The wants and mseries of a lonely bachelor,
Or 10 declare against these yexng evils
And by marrying, end theml To lovc--to we'd
No more ;-and by this act TO say we end
Tue leart-ache, and the thousands other ills
The lover is heir o;--'tis a contamination
DevOutly TO be wished. To love-to wed -
10 wed perchance a shrew Aye. there's the rub /;
For N our married state, what woes may come,
When we've rehounced our single blessedness,
Mus give uspause This is the thing
That makes calamity of married life.
For who would bear the sneers and esta of girls,
The beau's contempt, the old womans contumey,
The misery Of secpess nights and signing DAYS,
That tie who wants wife must suffer,
When 50 quickly might deivefance gain
BY bare cedding who would wifeess be-
And pine and murmur in a single life
But that the dread Of something after marriage,
The undiscovered country, from whose hourn
No traveller returns puzzles the will,
And makes US rather bear those ills we have
Than fly To others that we know not of
These scoding wives make towards ofus all;
And thus our natural love of making matches
IL dampcd and Iroz9n by the fear of vxens;
And many hen. pecked husbands pains do warn us
To shnn the fatal step which ruined him:
And thus wego unmarried.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

PUBLIC PRINTERs.-Messrs Blair & Riy,,
oil the Globe were elected by the U. 8. Senate
printers to that body, on the 9Th ult. The
votes stood as follows Blair s. Rives Is; Gale,
& Seaton, IL. Ogden Niles 4. Thos Allen 2
blank /. Majority of the votes given for Blair &
Rives T.