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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

A resolution has been introduced into the
state Senate by MI. Wade, prohibiting the ap-
pointment Of members Of the Legislature to
office, during their term Of service. It won't
70: Senator Bates wants Judgeship.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

The people of Perrysburg are taking mea-
sures for going on with their canal and hy-
draulic company, next yeur.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

IMPAR1IAL.--Csoy. Shannons message, has
been translated, printed in German and circu-
lated; Gov. vance's message, delivered pre-
giously has not appeared in it's German dress.
The state printer has become high legislative
and Judicial officer.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

The Globe now denies that Gov. Cass has
been recalled.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1S39.-The following
s an estimate of various appropriations for pub
ic works in Ohio: from the report of the Sec
etary of the Treasury:-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14
ITO the Editor ofMe Liberty AdUocate.l
JACKSON. Feb. 6. 1889.

Dear Sir: The Senate called up the resolu-
ton 10 adjourn this morning, and has postponed
the time Of adjournment TO Friday the | 5tn
instant.
On Monday was extremely sick, and kept
my room all day. | was much surprised on
reaching my seat on Tuesday morning, TO learn
that it had been rumored that | had left for
home, and was still more surprised TO find an
effort making to remove the Branch Of the Un-
ion Bank from Liberty. The first thing that
caught my eye, was a bill repeating so much Of
the charter as locates the Branch at Augusta,
and an amendment 10 that to strike out or ra-
Their to give discretionary power to remove the
Branch from Liberty, at pleasure Three
points were privately spoken Of, am inform
cd, though none spoken of in the amendment.
need not say TO you, that no time was lost by
me to organize force. To repel this undue
advantage, Col. Bingaman, Of the Senate, and
Gen. Brown, of the House of Representatives,
kindly volunteered their assistance TO sustain
the Branch. This little viper, though an ana
conda 10 my constituents, has crept out of the
Senate, and whether he will again make his APP
pearance in the Senate or the other House, is
more than | can tell at present.
am severely indisposcd, and scarcely able
to get to the State House, having had a severe
attack from cold. | shall leave for home as
soon as get able to ride; not, however, until
the question of the removal of the Bank is put
at rest
The Bill regulating inns and taverns has
passed also, Bill, styled by its title, to sup
press tipping houses. Tho provisions OF this
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

FROM MEXIco.-The Courier of last cylu;ar
acknowledges its Indebtedness to Mr.. Ravnal,
for the following item ofnews.
1t seems that by an arrangement between
Capt Paulding ofthe U S. ship Levant, and the
French Admiral Baudn, the ports of Tampeo
and Matamoras, were open to commerce, and
would not again be"closcd unn1 timely notice
was given. The port of Vera Cruz is again
closed; merchant vessels are, however, permit
ted to anchor, but not suffered, under the pcn.
atty Of confiscation, to land any part of their
cargoes.
Mr.. Packenham, the English ambassador, has
had an interview with Gen. ST. Anna, near Yer
a Cruz He wished st. Anna to exert all hisin
1uence to induce Mexico to enter into the trea.
ty peace which England wished to see conclu.
ded between France and Mexico The Mcxi,
can opposition editor appears to think that the
party in power, abiding to Bustamcntc and his
advisers, will, ifthey dare, make peace on any
terms 1t adds, the voice of the nation and OF
st. Anna is for war; and says they have only
to oppose VIGOROUS resistance to the French
to induce England to interfere on their behalf.
Gen. Bravo was about to go to Pueba to take
command ofan army of reserve.
The people of Mexico had been called upon
to make free gifts of money to defray the ex
penses ofthe war.
Accounts from most Of the considerable
towns in the interior showed no signs ola dis
position TO side with the French.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

port, lin addition TO their former reports) tina
they have selected for Congress,
IIONL A. l.. BlNGAMAN, Of Adams.
REUBEN DAVIS, Esq, of Monroe
The committee having been informed that Mr.
]. ]. Graves, who was nominated yesterday eve
ming for Secretary Of State, declines the nom
inalon, have selected, in his place, DUDLEY
s. JENNINGS, Esq. Of Jackson.
The committee suggest the lollowingas suit
able gentlemen to represent this state in the Ma
tional Wing Convention, which is to assemble
at Harrisburg, Pa, in December next, viz
Anderson Miller, w. S. Bodley, Thos. J. Jen
nings, b, Gillespie, Thos. Armat, S. NJ. Gray
son, N. G. Nye, A. l.. Dabney, r. X. Corbn, Jas
c. Mitchell, J. J. Pugh, w. r. r, Chaplain, A
King, and #. G. Upper.
All, which is respectfully submitted.
A. COX, Gin.
On motion, the said report was received and
agreed 10.
Mr.. King, Of Rankin, introduced the follow
ing resolutions:
| ReS0lred, That this convention appoint cen
trail wing committee Of five, at or near the city
of Jackson, whose duty it shall be to CORES
pond with like committees in each county in the
state--to superntend the publication of such
documents as are calculated to sustain and ad-
vance the principles ofthe wing party through
out the State--and also to procure the distribu
ton of sYh documents.
Cd. ReS0ired. That it be recommended to
the wings of each county in the state to appoint
a committee Of correspondence and vigilance,
and adopt speedy and efficient measures TO Sc
cure the election ofthe nominees Of this conven-
Ition.
Sd Resolved That each member of this con-
vcntion contribute the sum Ct $40, to defray the
Expenses of the publication the address TO be
prepared by the committee of nine and that the
fund, so raised, be paid 20 the chairman of the
central whig committee.
4th. ReSOiUsd, That the central committee
appoint two persons in each judicial district of
this state, whose duty it shall be to assist the
said committee in the dissemination of correct
political Information in their respective dis
1rlcts, and correspond with tho central com
mttce in relation 10 the affairs of the approach
ing election.
Sad resolutions were unanimously adopted
The convention then appointed The following
gentlemen the central committee contemplated
in resolution LIST, viz:
Amos & Johnston,
Aaron Lindsey,
B. A. Ludlow,
Hugh c. Stewart,
James A. King.
On motion Of Mr.. S. II. Johnston, it was
''ResOlred, That all the Wing papers of this
State be requested to publish the proceedings
Of this convention"
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
"ReSolred, That the thanks Of this conven-
ion be rendered to the president, vice pre,-
tents and secretaries, for the able, dgnifed and
Industrious discharge Of their various duties
during this session."
Judge BodIey president of the convention,)
arose and expressed his thanks TO the conven-
ton for the complimentary resolution just
adopted. lie enlarged upon the general poIit-
cal topics of the day, and closed his remarks
amidst the applause Of the convention.
On motion, the convention then adjourned
sine die
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14
A. R. JOHNSTON, } @
S. II. B. BLACK, 9.
p. BYRON BARKER. \ 3
Extract Of a letter to The Editor, dated
sine die.
WooDvILLE, February Sd, 1888

Sir,-The result Of the Senatorial election
reached us last night, at 70 o'clock, thro' the
Natchez Courier Of yesterday. Henderson is
elected by majority Of five votes Smith was
the principal candidate run against him. The
famous cannon, "Old Saratoga" broke the
welcome intelligence, thro' the deadly stiffness
of the night, to the people of Woodvlle and
surrounding country, by six heavy discharges.
The exuItation was as great with the Wings as
it was appalling to their opponents. They re-
joiced, not so much at the elevation of Hender-
son, as at the defeat of the traitor Smith His
old and early friends here, advocates ofthe
Sub Treasury and all, join in execrating his
shameful apostacy. 1t is generally under
stood that he is to run for the Senate, and carry
this county for the "amalgamationists." 1t is
hoped he will Treachery has never yet re-
ceived a more signal rebuke than will his, if
he ventures upon such a step.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

will say to the Senator's, Mr.. Tucker, oil
Lowndes, Col. Boyd of Attaa, and Mr.. Walk
err, of De Soto, that spell or dream has come
over them since they made their speeches a.
gainst the pledge for the Union Bank last VIM
ter, But, in conclusion, will say TO those
talented gentlemen, that the sober second
thoughts Of the people, that they have so often
boosted Of upon this floor, will make case oil
this little viper, although he is concealed under
a branlble) at the ballot box next fall.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

DINNER SpEEcHIFYING.-Alter the oer,lo..
whose health is to be drank has given tha "h.
man the wink to do so, he must en,er LoS SDa,F
into conversation with his neghLor, and no ny
hearing the toast, must manifest certain op AZ
gree Of surprise, and call up smile Of s.,ara ao
ZION, being very cautious that it NAV moi no s:
taken for sneer He must then close his ms ms
for lew moments, as if collecting his enerao'
for anextemporaneouS explosion, and then CO.. co.
mence, after the approved method of Mr. Dao
tor Orator Duncan, thus:
elem! "-open eyes--"lIem!" looking COM
placenty at the President and ditto Al tho nv.
ty. "Mr. President, hem, and gen,Iemon-Irnn.
accustomed as am to public speaking, hhot,.
the truth) and unaware ofthe honor Won inland
ed to do me CHATS fb)-hem!n Here conah
may be introduced to gain time; what is calIseJ
hacking cough is preferable, as its rreopon,
recurrence is more convenient. "Belore q,
down ! shall not be on my part, backward
hem! Should live for ages, senbemen-L
mean those ages that are yet TO come--,he re-
membrance, the grateful remembrance of this
hour--this glorious (here the Doctor lights
cigar 'and, gentleman, in conclusion, the re-
shall live in my recollection fPro,i.
dence-the mercy of Providence should spare
me till the last day, even when the conaagra.
ton oil the universe shall display its dtea1ul
burning and roll its volumes of suffocatnr Va.
pour over the vast globe, like the smoke and fire
ol--ol these cigars! Gentlemen, shall not
trespass on your time by speaking the whole
speech as | had intended; but shall print eve.
ry word of it-price 81 cens--iust half VIVA,
that fellow Bond charges for his"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

|
blil Will not scan at present. twill
pear N print, when the people will H. ION ap.
Judge OF lis merits. The Post Note Pe r. aOIe 10
mas passed the Senate, and is now hns so'u'IoO
House. For voting against this issun ' "r The
have had black lines drawn around n' =, notes
by one OF the prints Of this place, name
which send you My interest i IN - ,oopy Of
with that OF my constituents, and I .ou''Oa
sclous that they will prefer Limited o a con
ton, for short period, to Deprecated e'rcuia'
precaled circulating medium. A RI, a'u de-
vent unauthorized Banking, has also ~ pre-.
the Senate. This Bill sup ported, for pass passed
some Of the Real Estate banking pen,. winch,
kicking up dust; and since | have hoa!y are
scrlbed for doing that which my consce Glen" pro-
proves will move from that mild stond y. up
toiore taken by me, and 60 tho whole D h 1e'e'
galnst the shin plaster system. nro n.y. a,
SHIN plasters on the city of Jackson. bfEu'ea
Ielt home, TO pay my tavern bill while So'
and | cannot now buy pair of shoe. " ".'1
them An excellent currency indeed. and T'n
you my constituents, appeal, and Won o '1ou 70
have the right to try me, and have M s.
but that your verdict will be-giye rs , ." "am
circulating medium. 'D'
Your obedient servant,
JEHU WALL
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

The Cincinnati News says that Porter, the
Kentucky giant, unlike other theatrical pei
formers, looks doom upon the public for sup,
port.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-14

Hor myself, always knew he was, in the ordi-
nary scnse,a gentleman; and it was Notifying
TO me to see that the Enquirer, bv Implication
at least, had supposed until lately, that the Pre-
sident Of the United States could be other than
a gentleman--judging, mean, from its boast
ofthe sudden discovery; but my colleague there,
(Mi Dromgole) will not recognize Mr.. Richie
as a genuine Loco Foco editor, (Mr. Dromgoole
sud no, no, he is a Conservativc.) There is a
cheering consideration connected with this dis
covery, though by the Administration press it
is the brightest omen which has occurred for
wears Of Mr.. Van Burcn's downfall. Yes, sir,
that cry of'geniiemdan upon him by his friends
will finish him-with the party which supports
+ him they might rs well have cried "mad dog y
I 1t is certain prognosic that he is going down
From the hour that father Richie made that ia
( tai discovery, the mans doom was sealed But
Y sir, the gentleman defaulter, Watkins, as was
I saving, met his fate; and now that he has been
purified 10y the fire of the law, We may be
permitted TO do him justice, and to make HIM
The Instrument Of retribution. | call him up;
1 invoke his wrongs, his sutferings, his injuries,
his expiration, to rise in Judgment against his
prosecutors TO condemn them. Where is he
now? In q station whese he is. no doubt, Tar
bmore happy than in his day OF precarlous and
terror. haunted show, when he toiIed as poor
slave in one of the stalls Of your document fac
tories called Departments. lie is now an hum
bic aporhccary; and here | will say, for the be-
ncGt Of all who would be honest, and who wish
to be clean, that he keeps for sale the very best
of spain soap and chloride lime, and other
chemical com positions, to take off the spots of
Loco Focoism, and TO cleanse from all corruP-I
ton | recommend to certain sub-TreasuryI
gentlemen 10 go and buy; but what if they bel
once washed white as snow, they will, like the
hog, return 10 the wallowing in the mire"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

B. IRWIN CO., Members Of the Royal College Of Bur
d London continue be consulted delicate
in all their various stages, at their Office 2o4l Fulton
street. where from the cemmodcu Of their room,
persons aborng under delicate complaints be treated wih
secrecy and safety.
b. rwis CO. pledge themselves that all Of The
most violent venefca which have hitherto fallen under their
oce their treatment without mercury has been
fu and speedy They need net by certificates direct the public
attention 10 their superior practice in those diseases
Putaen in this city wall known and respected by those who
had 10 conhds in their honor strongly recon-
nended 10 females who in the habit Of usc
est Pills. that net than should be taken ON any o~cs
might produce effect which those would ks
cured in days Those who injured by
secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
erity Is all that will be required snti be effected
Letters post paid detailing the nature Of the complaint a.
covering ssssbie fee viii be Immediately aeaded to- an
medicines with full directions Forwarded TO the parties
Ofhee, No. 204I Fulton street mIl.2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. = Peek
Nl Slip New York, deems Il proper occasionally TO remind
hs pab a he continues to administer - the Afflicted At he
cid established Dspsssary
To vast nsnber Of the cscps Of this metropolis he needs
no herad 10 announce his victory disease in it's
paied and destructive forms does he deem material
be very specific in enumerssg the Of the various NADIA
die 10 which mankind and womankind are subject
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully 10 remark tt
confines himself Office practice and devoes himself per-
sonsy 10 the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate offices for the privacy Of pa.n
who comcsin contact
Dr. Carpenter wo.ld add that he regularly edusssed 70 the
profession medicine and Surgery, and received his dipons
IN Ne year 1919 OF the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and msch lamen,ed Jehn
Rodgers NJ d. President and that he has for long series Of
years de,sed himself treatment and Of all shcas.
aud private diseases.
n nearly thirty years ,-sdso~ sod srdrou aprhsstcs 10
e duties OF the medical profession and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular class Of diseases
Aed by collegiate and regular medical education, ens the
practitioner to any preference the yro ~ the profee
on Doctor consistent and proper direct
he attention Discerning pablo 70 the Inference Of The
vsrison, and an Investigation Of his claims
y Charges reasonable, and efecioa IN an
g.sranted Separate asd private oces-Pssien
in contact
Be par..sr in the psmber Peek Slip Pearl street
sly DR. CARrENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
100 Onn CASES OF FEVER AND A0UE AN
lUVsUUU UALLY CURED BY thsgenuine Rewandi

Feg0tab1e FebF1Iute. =
The wonderful which has attended the Of this
medicine has induced the Proprietors te prepare in another
extensive
They therefore, with much confidence offer fer public approval
ROwAND's TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
which essentially the the liquid hut the
advantage Of Portability and safety ron breaking AND fsexag,
complaints OF which have been frequently made b, the
Of the Toac Mixture.
We have 900 certificates prove the RfalibHty Of this
medicine when properly used including members Of Con-
gre and other distinguished throughout the United
States who have expressed their gratitude Cor their restoration
health by its employment. Lik. the following, viz
@Mr Rswaad-Sir feel it dsy which to you, and
the community at large TO state that haveeea severely az
hced with the and Ague and having procured every
remedy without the least and having heard Of Row
and Tonic Mixture induced to resort TO itand fse
pleasure to state days entirely recovered usual
health and symptoms Of the compliant has ever rnr.sd
ABBOTT LOvETT,
el6 Bowery NJ Y.
For sale BY j. o. Fay general agent, at Minors Frankn
House Drag Store Ne 1913 Broadway " VI and Of druggists
generally throughout the city and ecsatry. az I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
A STRINGENT PILLs-AsTRINGENT PILLs-pr.

A STRINGENT PILLs-AsTRINGENT PILLs-Dr.
n Cheuy celebrated Astringent Pills. for the eeesa and
radical cure Of gee seminal weakness whites gravel and all
affections Kidneys &c. matter Of however losg sssd
ing after the failure Of cubsbs copaba, injections Sc Over
900 boxes been ssd without complaint TO
agent much be said for any known medcinef To Fee
males, "washsgton street. Jsly 10Th: Mrs W informs DR.
Cherry three hos- pn purchased from him. entirely
her daughter Of the sickness after she had been
der the care 10 mosth Of several OF the most respectable
physsian. OF this city. "Lendos Jae ~ ls3aIhave much
pleasure in subscribing to the efficacy of Dr. Chsrrys Astrn
gent Pills, in curing obstinate elects, have srperimestsy
tried them on Of 500 and always with the
result viz periect cure &C Darlington senior ply stefan
10 IN, Lock Hospital, Grosvenor Place, London"
For sale Wholesale and retail By d. Sands 100 Fstea
st. SWINE cor Bowery and Walker, asd Bend and Bowsry,
&. IA Rina. GA Broadway 20 Sixth Avenue Price ST.
Country merchants buying by the dozen Supplied BY
r. Sands liberal discount, and the pills warranted
o them m30 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

MEDICAL OFFICE No Ann street. fIJ,dsr the Amer
1vl can MueumD DIR. EVERETT confines himself 10 an
once Practice Tor the treatment aud the following Dis
eases scrofula Rheumatism, Gout, Uccrous Throat
Dyspepsis Drorsy, Piles Cutaneous Eruroo Nervous Com
plants Nercurs Affections &C. &c. Everetts Anti Mercu,
Panaeea or sarsparIla Syrup for sale al No. Ann street.
An assortment OF the most approved Patent Trusss and Sue
pensory Bandaes constantly hand for sale and skuy p
piled. Strictly confidential
DIR. j. KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUPPoRTERs.-Ths.
afflicted respectfully informed that they he supplied
with those invaluable for the falling Of the womb,
and redsced price, and varrsstc t. be superior hose
in common ve a. reference will Ne given 10 the frat
Surgeons the city For sale at No Ann street, under
American Mu.eum)
N. b. Private Entrance, 2ls Broadway. al2. Inn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
DR. JOSEPH EVANS.

No. II Peek Slip, Water street.
90 DIR. J. EVANS improved and successful Prsehcs foe
Of all delicate Diseases mercsra affections Ac Nc te
continued usual con6dentally his Dispensry No -
Peck sp--whch has been established spwards Of 10 yrs
Persons laborns under diseases Of private nasre or thos.
produced abuse Of will be 10 DO relieved
and restored health by Of treatment at once
able, expeditions. and eGoaeos by applying At his pispensy
No. " Peek Slip
NIB Or Es Offices arranged lhat patients
exposed to each oe, observation In all most honor
able and ioviloable secresy IL observed.
% Persons a distance have medicines with uIl d.
rsoons forwarded them any part OF the Union Letter.
(po't pd eonsinins respectable fee will be attended TO-
JOSEPH EVANS NJ. D.
No ~ Pech sp, NY
nA2w the right hand side going down ~ the wsasr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

JosePh Qo pateat elongated metallic pens e best
article Of the kind that have used We went back to the
quill ago after trying almost every variety Of
taHc pen the market satisfied that were equal TO
those produced Goose Cos but having come aceros Nj
Glot have again enlisted every good democrat should
under the metallic tanaer."-Boston Morning Post
The itself worthy its rich contents and the whole
reflects credit upon that has saved to
such world Of trouble in cutting qas and nitbns
points 4 little used.
I'VE safely speak Of these excellent; deerv
ing high comnsndation."-PhH y. s. Ga-.
good steel pen lasts longer than qs and when i Is
Service have only throw and II in another
TO the holder there yeu armed and equipped for crb
bling If made Of Ne best STEEL and properly tempered as
the with 0loS they quite elastic the best ho-
Land Rsssa qs the advantage losing either
their point their elasticity BY In Short for the