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GJOnO WILL BE FORFEITED. If D. Po,,,. rr,a;.

Gl0OO WILL BE FORFEITED, IL ID. POETS Eradi-
w. Gator fails to cure If ain DEL
icae disease IN less than "a hours For sale whe,ae and
RETAIL ny appontm ent by A. D. SANDS 10 spd loo Ful.
ton street aud the following Dug Stores: o Chamber
rse AMI BROADWAY corner Of Chamber and Church streets
pa Broadway 90 and 800 Bower Csrnue aud Bed
lord streets, 30 aud os 9Th Avenue, and Burne Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street
rr'ce si' jyls-3n
TINTED STATES BANK POST NOTES for ,,o a.,
" the most favorable msrset terms, At
5. }. SYLvEsTFRsp
81 i2l Brosdw,y ami ~ W.II ~
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'I,U RANGERS.-1lFrANY YOUNG. Fascy
Dealers, No 400 Broadway, directly opposite tie City
Hail. offer Coo the Inspection q purchaser very choice seo
on Of new rich tasteful. and appropriate fancy articles Cor
Bridal Birthday, PhopGna, or other pressnt-Potab. ar
cle Travellers fine fancy Stationary, Perfmsry
every article request Of the finest quality; eg specimen.
OF Chinese manufacturers Curostes from the American In
dans fancy articles and curostes generally ~ OF which are
selected with much procured the
terms and will be Disposed Of al such reasonable and uniform
prices they hope will 10 them the confidence ard favor
n such may honor them with call au6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
M ADlCAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann sire, I,
wi MDder the Americas Muserm New York

M ADlCAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann street,
Ivl under the American Museum. New York.
o. Dr. g. Everett appr,es the pvslc thathe continues
Ms successful treatment Of diseases Nv safe and eeacors
needles be relies manly upon vegetable preparations for the
of those diseases 10 which Ne attends.
Dr. Everett New aud vaiushie TRUSS for Hernia Rup
tnre combines the Joint operation &c springs upon the
rupture pad and there gives equabe force and retains the
intstscsder all possible ufe or attitude. ofs bosy
and us superior TO AL other Instruments Of IN. ind =.
gvt security when sfphed ~ aso keen. Other an
praved Patent Trusses which sky aupd india ybber
k aud linen suspensory Bandsg poss.. ami Banda
g, Russia Belts for weakness in the toin and hsrL H. ,py
a ho'on". ~ =. ,,lTr " improved by Dr. j.
al the first Surgeons the United States Europe M
persons have been e.rey cared by them AFTER having
been confined 10 their room Tor years
90 There entrances 10 bis Office from sls
Broadway door the entrance 70 the American Muse
am, aud frc No Ann street first door from Broadway
NJ n Letters FROM pcrons at distance being Po paid IN
receive Immediate attention. sal0-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

NERVOUS HEADACHE, LOwNEss OF SPIRITS
Se-shcrmans Camrhor Lozengrs unfaiIing remedy
o. spirits, nervous or sick headache
putd throat well all other complaint nber, IN.
csmphor y recommended Bowel complaint. WIN
be entirely prevented ny an occasional Of IN, during hs
warm weather They should be reoried to whenever t
predPositon manifested 10 those of the ali
mentar canal and thereby prevent much distressing 4ckne.
An occasional us' OF h'se Lcreges has proved certain
preventive Of the Cholera and Yellow Fever as hundreds who
rave used them, under long and EXPO urs yr
They VIII prevent the Cholera Mobu and remove wind from
he stomach oppression, Of sinking az hs
ciesi viii be immediately relieved by spm. oy
ramps ~ me stomach or bowels and hysicrca affections res
oily yield TO their timely influence Persons a,,,ns;n 80
and crowded parties be free from asiude and
and maintain their lively aud buoysn spirits by an
use % them during the evening.
Nassau street 60
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DIR. q l. o v ls ft's

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS.
(Armr~ THE attention Of those afflicted with Hernia
TX - called 70 new Truss lately patented in the
W0l city Of New York. IT. superiority over every
w. other instrument viii be evident on a mere
Inspection for unlike every other Truss the ruy<ure pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed con-
necessary to the lower part Of the pad
thus keeping the pad closely applied every attitude
body adjusting and adapting itself under AL
the person and to the part which he applied Pos.
sessng double spring and conseeseny double degree Il
elasticity, il is rendered and the wearer
The above Truss has taken the place Of all others for per-
nanen retention and Of hernia rupture II is ames
the only Truss in the city Of New York. and the
country The above Truss adjusted applied BY
Surgeon, who has devoted particular attention the
Of hernia and the construction and application Of
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

1--WE MINUTES ADVICE ON THE TEETH.-.Ju,t
received from London supply % The populsr little work
.ned Advice on the OF the Teeth aud the
means of Preserving Recovering and when lost Restoring
them Wv Edwin Saunders Denttthe twenty first edition.
"Th practical catse the SUBJECT Of the Teeth
pris, in few clear pages hints and instruct that pro
pery may fair readers from weeks months
pain and from years Of premature dfcrmi for
deornity that When Ne opening lips disclose longer
pesriy within This little work ssovd find way
10 every tadyS toilet tahle."-Coof Magazine
Imported and for sale BY y. SAUNDERS,
sals amy 35z Broadway.
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PUBLISHED sAILYBy
y IN n a. q &c DON RENNE

NO III ANN sTRrEr.
TERMS OF ADvERTlSISG.-The .rt.o.;y. .,~rnl.,.
Of the frs.LD both IN town and country makes sur rio,
channel for advertisers. - Ivy
TWELVE
day 50 90 d,ys, 81 Is days. 81 81 10 d,v, A a
VBl @Is 400 IA su
Vle BIe al2l II 70
ron xIoHr LINES Lss.
weeks, - 80 months "a ~
1 month, 90 g nop,h. tpa -
- Al sdvertisements,to he paid before their ipsertio
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY Hrs.Lp 4, nj
per square every insertion. -
Merrisc HrnsLD-issued every morning ,rc.n, s,,na.,
Ruse eo cents per copy Country subscribers farshsd AZ
me same ra'e, Tor any specific period, remittance in al
vance No paper sent. unless paid In advance -
WEEKLY HsssLD-issued aver satarlay morn,no =, :,
sock pce sr cents pr copy. furnished country ,uh,,,s
eers nj W per ~ advance t
tohRksroSDtrrs requested 10 sddress their A.
james Ge'dor Bernen Prorrsor and Edtsr and an LOO,
IN business mus, be post raid - 'e'1'
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WORMS! WORMS!
WORMSl

CHERMAN's WORN LOZEy1Es Ma.v d;.s..,,
~ iresa wSthou suspscsed. Sou,ees
avery <ssbesons cough Paias N the joints lmhs bleed
sg the ke NC occasesed 6y worns snd win Be
easily esrd BY ssng this eeebsaied medicine The following
symptoms Indicate the presencs Of worms zheadachs
tgo orPor disturbed dreams sleep broken by fright
scrss.sg COMMISSIONS, feverhness thirst pad haze bad
taste N the mouth Offensive BREATH cough dcu breathing
voracity esnns enesnus itching the anus towards night
and at length objections Of films aad mucus.
Read what Shsrmans Worm Loxenges have done-Mr.
Jchaosof Wavery Place. says his child has been actcd
Win and As the Doctors Thought with water the brain
Every thing was done to help the child without effect until
box OF Shernans Worm Lozengs tried to the
,oatshment oil ALL effected perfect in few days. They
brought away an almost incredible number Of which
brought mmeaae relief Ask for Sherman Worn LoIsnges
They the only Worm Medicine that fails. 10000 ia
mie have used them within with uniform
cesA Wholesale and retail at log Nassau ST. ~ Y ausy
Forty Years Experience in varioxs climates 1tcs-
fy.foar years established in this city-Neither
Quocke'y nor Imposition.
DIR. j. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
hk ). EVANS cCRtiHues 20 be eonsu,eu cenndentisiy
~ all V'.s-l cases, mrrcural AVID chronic dsorders
where the most improved prsece he most expeditions anti
mild treatment may be depended To prevent mistakes
DC particular 70 fad NO. Il Peca Slip
hhervss Box, containing complete plan oil medicine for
every orr of b. procured asabeye and
without Iposing the patient They will be order
any PAL of tue Uni,ee States
Also preventive remedy az ainst v's'-.s that may be
fully relied
All letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily until O'Clock in the evening"
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection with any Office Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
nl4y No. IL Peek Slip, N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

l,OK CULORiNu RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
j. NENT BROWN or BLACK.-Red grey hair ma,
permanently coored rich and glossy brown black by
Jingle application Of Mahomr eds Turkish Dye and instead
nnrng the hair most do a improves APP
pearsnce and 10 grow very iu,uranty
reputation &C this article that orders have been for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
ac,oriy tested its efficacy while AZ home. Price 81 per bottle,
and ,old wholesale and retail al
GUiONs, 1ss Broadway,
sla-y Agents for the United States of Amsr,es
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

UNR HULL,s RADICAL CURE o. RUPrUREs.-Of.
H. ace v.sey street Astor House-A Surgeon Of 10 years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
giyea IN al reduc be rupture e strength and
stuona health the patient beirg otherwise unrpared
With proper adaptation DR. Hu Truss perfectly 10
tain rapture pain the least danger TO the patient
g. the slightest interruptions 70 exercise or business
Asdance gwen private houses where required Al and
snsr O'Clock. nv the office surgeon
NBrAnts are cautioned against trusting spurious in.
veutors ~ Trse. advertised Improvement, upon Hus
Nou- unes. they hear the signature OF AMOS o.
HuLLsnA cnly Office New YORK sthe original
formerly Faon No Vcsey street Assor
Hus. aJO.so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

MEDiCAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Pee.
lVA Slip New York deems proper occasionally rensa
he public that he continues administer to the afflicted at HE
old established Dispeasary
To vast number Of the citizens Of this metropolis he needs
heralds TO his victory disease
7cated and destructive forms deem material
De specific in cnumeraag the of the ma
dies to which mankind and womankina subject.
To strangers he begs leave respectfully to remark thai
Ae confines himself Office practice and devoss himself per
onay to the welfare Of has PATIENTS keeps
shop boys and ha, separate Offices for the privacy of patients
who can never come-in sontaet.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated TO the
profession OF medicine and surgery and received his dpoms
IN the year 1918, Of the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much lamened Jshn
Rodgers d. President and that he has for long Of
years devoted himself to the treatment and of all delicate
and private diseases.
nearly thirty years assiduou. and arduous application
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
with stage and variety Of particular cass Of diseases
ded BY collegiate and regular medical education ente the
practitioner to preference the tro the proe
on Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper drsc
he attention Of discerning public TO the inference of the
parison, snd all nvestigat Of his claims.
% Charges reasonable, and eectual cures in all
guaranteed Separate and private ohcesPatients
in contact.
Be particular in the aumber Peck Slip Pearl street
Sly DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

A WORD TO THE ECoNoMICAL.--Tho,e in wan, ~
fret rate Clothing would de- well call lOs Beekma,
street Pearl where they will find very Superior articles
manufactured a. the follow reduced rates:--
sur Coats Sta to 20 Made aud trimmed 81 90 10 90
super Frock do. Is TO -. Frocks do. 7b0toose
Best cashmere Pants, s to 9. Pants do 5oio2 400
Vests. ill Kinds, u to ;. Vests, do 80 TO q 90
iyl4-3meod. J. MAFFAT.
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g. w. TILLOu.
srosx, B.SK.rorr, GoLp SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No 81 Wall street. fourth door below the New Exchange
NV YosE.
Uncurreni money disc ounted at the lowest rates.
DOUGHT AND SOLD, Eastern money, sosther money
I'D Wessrs money, Northern money-soyer gBs Doubioons
Napoeons ZEN Thaer Pieces, American Cold Guincas Du
cats Spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars HafDolars, Bank OF
England Notes also Gold and Silver the following States
aud Dominions-
United Suites Hamburg
Austrian DO nnisas Genoa
Bavaria PASSOVER
psrne Holland
Brazil Malta
Brxuxv,ck Mexico
Cologne Naples
Columbia Miian
Desmart Netherlapd
Eat India Parma
Fnrland Piedmont
Franc, Poland
Frankfort on ths Main Polugal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
s.rdpia sassny
sieiHy Spain
sweden Switzerland
Treves Turkey
Tsse~ny Venice
Wyrtenbcrr 4 Zurich. au " I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

NEW YORK BAZAAR
s,rr., II xyssy STYLE,
LINE BUSINESS WHATEVER,
HI Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau
% City and country will find constantly yer,
arge stock hand They be accommodated at short
ce to any quantity they please also BY shPpn
them IN proiaoe packing may be desired to amy part
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany, Of
most superior Quaity-~ satisfy every purchaser.
Also, just received BY late ARR, ais. fine lot Of
COLOKED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the m ST sesutfa patterns. myil-y
HOCTOR sEARs-oFFICE, ~ NNsTREET, NEW
lingering For three years past hi practice has
beea this city and throughout the country Refer
be gwen individuals who have been
hoved the obstinate oil dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants Dropsie Consumption Angina Pectoris, and Female
complaints m regard to his moral and religious character he
refer III. Reh, Rev. Bishop oaderaonA, ID.
fngG Pecorists symptoms pleasant sensation
at bsue pit the stomach, attended WITH pains
about breast about the left side and region OF the
heart extending often the blades and between the
Of suocaton dcuty Of breathing, aud expert
ence Of breath aud papaon Of the heart walk
lug fast ascending aight q stars.
Fyon Rev j. LAM
have many been subject painful affection OF
liver and lungs eston headache aud obstinate cons
patton OF the bowels aud have tried kinds Of medcn,
which have proved or less useful but have rseived more
benefit from Dr. Sesrs than from medicine ta
have used happy also add know Doctor Sears TO
accepted and respectable Christian gentleman IN whom
eutire confidence may be placed.
J,LANE, Member of the Presbytery Of Buffalo, " 4:
a. Suaeroas this city aud Broosiy@ can be refer
red ms -ee, Al Anu-st Ferso al distance. ., Tor
waag statement ef their symptoms, can be snrped IN
medicine and directions An - In
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SILK AND FANCY DRY COOL


come % concus
As they offer their and well ST.
Cash:
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

When il is winter, and the flowers Of
spring are no more to be seen along our
pathway, the car is often charmed with
music produced by the cold north wind as
it plays upon the tops Of the pines, maxi
ing them seem to bemoan the loss Of sum.
mer, with her many blessings.
A retired life, especially in romantic
country, seems to be friendly to virtue and
religion. Free from the confusion ands
hustle Of the city;and the broils of polili-
cal strife, We may quietly contemplate the
goodness and wisdom of God, as displayed
in every object around us. How serene
and inyigorating the atmosphere that we
breath how clear and pure the water that
runs beneath our feet; while every sur
rounding object has a tendency to quiet
the turbulent passions, and invite to me-
Citation. Here is the place for religious
enjoyment, and here the place for the
peaceful spirit to rcnose in tranquility.
IIEBER.
Jan. 80, 1889.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

democratic state rights principles, and
that we recommend it 10 the support
of our friends.
Mr.. Freeman introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted;
Resolved, That in the union OF the
Democratic and State Rights parties OF
Mississippi, we view the same patriotic
spirit ofconccssiDn, the same chiyalrc
and high soulcdi devotion to country,
that inhamed the hearts and ncryed
the arms OF the republicans of the Ke'
volution.
Resolved, That, as the descendants
and heirs Of an ancestry who pledged
their hpes, their fortunes, and their so-
cred honor in the cause Of republican
democracy, we now follow in the foot
steps Of our iIlustrious predecessors
Resolved, That the thanks OF this
Convention be rendered to the Presi
dent, Vice Presidents and Secretaries
of this convention, for the able and sa-
/
tisfactory manner in which they have
discharged the duties dcvolving upon
them.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Democratic State
Rights papers in the State of MississiP-
pi be requested to publish the proceed
ings of this convention.
On motion ofMr. Kendall, of Yalo-
busha,
Resolved, That this convention do
now adjoura. sine die.
The President rose and addressed
the convention in a forciblc and eio-
qucnt manner, and adjourned the con
vention, sine die.
C. p. SMITH, President,
JOHN B. HEWITT,
TIEOS. III. PROSSER, Vice
JOHN M ELDER, SPresi-
ARTHUR FOX, dents
G.. B. AUGUSTUS,
CHAs. M. PRIcE,)
N. LESTER, Secretaries.
III. SIMS,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
For the Piney Woods Planter.
MUSINGS AT NIGHT.
FUTUR
Jan. 80, 1889.

What an awful word is futurity! How
full of meaning! How pregnant with
mighty consequences to mani The fate
of nations, kingdoms and empires; the ox-
istence of worlds, yea, of the universe it.
self, is suspended in that word. How ma
ny. how varied and uncertain, are the G.
vents hid in the bosom of time, for every
individual How wonderfully has our be-
nefcent Creator displayed his wisdom and
benevolence, in Withholding from us
knowledge of future events. What grea-
ter punishment could have been inflicted
upon us, than to know beforehand what is
to happen. TO see our suiferings, our mis-
fortunes, and the various scenes through
which we have to pass in life, all waiting
Tor their turns, would be moro than human
ity could endure. 1t would be ever upper
most in our minds, and as corroding can
Ger, would cat away our existence. But
the kindness of HIM who orders all for tho
best, has wisely made futurity sealed
book. For let mortals exert their utmost
energies to pierce the veil which is sus-
pended between them and their destiny,
and it will avail them nothing. No event
can be positively foreknown. 1t is only
by fair deduction, reasoning from what
has been, that we can with any certainty,
infer what will come to pass.
KITTY CLOVER.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

Music rose with its vuluptuous swell,
Soft eyes look love to eyes that spahe again.
And all went merry az marriage bell"
Then commenced the stirring dance ;then
eye met eye and hand was pressed by
hand. Then young hearts beat happily
but we must stop here; were we able we
would describe the progress and conclu.
sion. We will only add that it met the
high expectations Of all, and concluded
without aught to mar the fair prospects
and good feelings with which it common
ced. We would mention the fine things
with which the table groaned, but it would
not be considered poetic. Reader, you
would not have thought SO, had you seen
it, with an hundred pair Of love lit eyes
around it.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

Social Ball, 10 our own sweet town o. ~
bor:y, by an concerned to be happy and
to contribute to the happiness Of Others
The evening was fine, Thermometer at
SO Enthusiastically cold--jnst the
thing for dancing--with spirits buoyan'.
limbs elastic and expectations high, the
beauty and fashion of the town and yicini.
h (and that Is no trife,) assembled at the
Liberty Hotel, where "mine host NJ. NJ.
Whitney, had made extensive preparations
in his liberal and tasteful style. AT about
6 o'clock.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

Is 1T TRuE.-The hoco pocos say, anc
expect us to believe that they are moi
NOW DESTROYS of the re-chartering OF a U
5. Bank-''a regulator that is MOI
one of the great questions at issue. If SO
will some one Of the party please to IN
form US how it happened that all their
members, not excepting Adams, Wise,
Bel and Ogden Hoffman, opposed the re-
solution of Mr.. Cambreleng, introduced
during the last session of Congress, which
declared it to be inexpedient and uncon-
stitutiobal to charter such an institution
Has that party learned by the fall cleo
ton thai the people are opposed to Ma
tional Bank, and changed their course ac'
cordingly? 1t would appear SO. BY re-
ference TO the journals Of that time, twill
be seen that the vote was, on tho resoiu'
ton alluded to, strictly party vote. How
can the feds consistently say that they are
not for U. S. Bank, and that "that is not
one of the points at ISSUE"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

New ORLEANS BEE.-This Mammoth
sheet has been sold to Msssrs. Bu!ltt, Bull
len and Magne, of Ky. The Wings arc
rejoicing at this, as the new proprletors
have hoisted the Clay flag. The Wings
are always ready TO buy presses, and have
got large share of them now in posses
sion. This purchase can afford them but
small consolation when they see that Mr..
Bayon, the former owner of the Bee, and
P. X. Wagner, Esq, one Of the ablest ed
tors in the country-iormerly editor OF
the Boe--hayc commenced tho publication
of paper that will support the same good
old principles, called the "New-Orleans
Louisianian."
Sin Mr.. Wagner is found, (says the
Grsnd Gulf Advertiser,) not only an able
political writer, but more than that, an In
corruptible trustworthy champion of the
peoples cause. He has never swervedfron
his political integrity. He has been triet
and not found wanting, and this is wei
known to all who are acquainted with thu
canvass Of the last election for governor
in Louisiana. We sincerely believe tina
/, it would be in vain to offer him the wealtl
, of the Indies to support principles advers
to the democracy. Long life to him, sa,,
: we. When we first heard of the sale c
: the Bee, we were apprehensivc that MI
: Wagner had withdrawn from his cditoria
9 ofFice--but we rejoiced, in afterwards rea
ding the proposals for publication of tn
: new paper, to find that this unvarying de
: mocrat will still be ready to vindicatc tn
: good old cause"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

JUDGE b. TApPAN.-This distinguished
''democrat of forty yours standing"-t this
advocate for State Rights, and strict con-
struction of the organic laws Of the Union
who has grown grey in the service Of
his country, is attacked by the whole fed
eral party, merely because he has received
the notice and confidence Of grateful peo-
pie. The Legislature Of Ohio has elected
him u S. Senator, and for this, and this
alone, he has become the object Of the pro
scrlptiye unprincipied abuse of the federal
slangwangers, through hired organs, from
the Louisville Journal down to the grovel-
ling bank ADVOCATE of this place. In order
to prejudice thepeople of the South against
the Senator elect from Ohio, and through
him, Of injuring the party of which he is a
member, the feds charge him with being
an abolitionist.
Now, it is known and admitted fact
that MoRRIs lost the confidence of the
friends Of Van Buren, and his seat in Con
gross, on the account of his entertaining