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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

TIE Of the money market remain IN the same
a, before noticed Much anxiety lot 'he ar
Of the Great Western, the BY which steamer VIII
;thout doubt be important There has been more dong al
the stock exchange todayrees however, present but very
little alteration Del Hadson receded per cent u D.
Bank improved per cent; Kentucky per cent Mohawk
per cent. .ag Gs....a
We learn from Madison (a) that loan OF S4oOeoO has
Ieeu by sopp fund commissioner for the pro-
secuton of the onterna improvement in that state
The great Of Real Estate consisting Of the estate Of the
late Henry Eckiord commenced this day by Beecker
and rather naf the quantity offered Sold the oaf
ance being postponed until the ah Jane The terms tse
se per down. is per cent on the delivery q
deed and the The option Of the purchaser 10
on bond and mortgage years cent The nature OF h
sale was such render it the most important wn'eh mas
ken place 1896 Accordingly at an early hour inc
cous sales room the Mesrs Blocker was CROWDED nu
,erou, BODY of citizens Of all classes large Poporon
which were mechanics small capitalists seeking Tor prom
table investment Cor small amounts of money The property
% consisted Of blocks running from h to o'h avenue
and forming mart of2is 22d 23d and oath streets The lots
numbered from Is to 2t street, from AZ to % on the
, ae Of 22d street. 9 the north side Of 22d street
100 10 3 ON the side Of 23d street 66 to 1872 onhe
north side of 23d street. and 100 to 2l3 the south side Of
aab street from al to the side Of 9th nd
DAT 270 on the west Of It'll forming three
plete blocks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
United STATES Ports.

No. Mn EDroR-Being acquainted with the unhappy
Of Miss wENMAN, whose death you announced last satur
day. feel constrained TO state the circumstance The phys
clan who attended dscamed secrecy He stated that the
practice had bess adopted centuries before by the profess
sion and that had bees attended with On
the first DRESSING he observed TO persons present he
cipatcd uyfrom the peculiar appearance o the part az
was apprehens'e that the system might absorb the
her acknowledged imprudence At length the system did abb
sorb the medicine to certain extent at the time Of her taking
cold by dressing her than usual and going and
down stairs The next time the ply called he
formed by the paten, that their family doctor had
her. She hoped would give the
relative and he said that Il attack Of old
plant for which he had prescribed bforehat the application
FOR the nothing DO with H. She
was the effect and that she should treated
accordingly After three weeks she asked the phys.
clan 40 prescribe for her She said that the family doctor
done sothn. for her having concluded that IL effect
the medicine which had been applied After hearing her apo
logy he did relieved-and after awhile she
FAR recovered TO request another application He
pressed his fears that The voyd not tolerate the med
erebut condition that she would remove u Immediately,
should system all affected before, he consented SUI
fee Il to say that the system dd absorb ~ and when ply.
sicsp he informed that the family doctor had been
.gan called lie withdrew; and now after lapse Of from four
% Ave months, think the result s announced Now leavc
II % those who may feel ntersd Judge low Tar the
rautahe interference Of the family docter and her having slea
no his hands have contributed TO the result II y not 10
be disputed that the treatment adopted in this produce
unhappy effects the exceedingly rare where srPe
rience and medical skill u.ited the practitioner In
retsot hand believe II TO be infinitely superior to other
treatment which has been adopted The effects have been
produced by the use of Fowr solution IN
and no attempt made to IN upon the prattoner
hheets unhappy have followed the Of other medicines
and yet the has continued. The Preieson
have no reason TO be dissatisfied with its offspring yet has
treated with 30 much neglect that who make no
ser 10 medical skill have pulled Il q their cgina
uss and have IN fact proved wsry fits legitimate parent
even against the combined influence Of the Profession
now adopted W the profession in Paris, aud will be prefer
red here TO IN. Knife BY large poron o. the comupiy
though should be found only the hands Of those who
ignorant at an essential part Of the practice Bot Mr. Editor
lei every cffailare under other published
and then let the community Judge which the preferable prac
e refr 10 case ~ the negbhcrhood in which the
hafe used last August that scarcely be said be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

In the Orphew, from LivsrpooMr John Lan ~ ~
N Lamb and child Mr. JLanb Mr. w Lamp lii md ialy
Lamb, Miss Charlotte Wilcox, Mr. Henry ner Rrocl
Mr. Barnard Mr. Aaron Bray and lady Mr ines ~
Mr. Douglas Hoae Mr. Chas Whlians' ana i'S M
age. pooL,vn LENT
In the Samson. from LondenJ Roll OF DroSnyI - =
Up Griffin of aadlady Hale OF Lever pa.on AIsr
ander and Yarger from Germany Canada 90;
Renrcl Lower do Rev Husband Of Jam, mn o.
WAYNE and lady Of New York, Miss Boyne Of do Mails OF
do Mayer Gordon Of de- and 10 in a ns ,;seJags
lam adv and child Alraes smda Ana De Ayela and
want Drooster, Muronda, Granadas, Ganadas, De
Ecaanfo Andre Bayrera and ady Limo Market ana
Johnson. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

desirable thaa the exsns under eoads!stion saw
apparently COED health, laid the t.hes t.nsr
eztrpated with knife fron - to 40 hcsrs saw him
and for persons to die the ia
os after the operation, especially for malignant
smor' that it is treated matter Of course can eier to
persons whom times the amount OF medicine has
been applied free from the disease for which it
was applied, and are enjoying COED health mysLlt.
EAGLE COURSE-TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
ny- LAST DAY.-For the Purse Of Sl5O0-Four Mile
Heat,-the following celebrated winners are entered:-
Col VIM Johnson Of Virginia, enters Boston, BY Tlmoeen
Mr. MsDanes Of N Carolina vash by Imported L..
viathan, 4years old.
Immediately before the mile heats, will of Hand
leap Race, between
Mr.. Newbrys or. h. Hard Hart, to carry 100 lbs.
Mr.. vanmaters ch. h. The Duke, to carry l0Olbs.
Mr.. Kendall's b h. Henry A. WISE to carry 95bs.
RACE.
Immediately after the mile heats will come race mile
heats for which presumed that i've or SIX horses will en-
tered
Morning Line for via Trenon) leaves the foot
of Liberty O'Clock A. NJ arriving Trenton in time
for the race The u S. Mail Line from Philadelphia passes
through Trenton att p NJ arriving at New York at half past
| 10 O'clock. ny3'-lt
! 90 E-TURTLE-TURTLE.-A fine Green
Turtle will be Soup, Steaks &c. at the Cornueo
| o'clock. LUSCONB SANBORN.
n3i-lt~
V1HE STATUE OF vICTORIA-ByJ varck Stout
Is exhibiting the Stuyyesan Institute 6s9 Broad.
way from 10 A. NJ. to 10 P. M. Admittance IS cents
After short conversation with this artist, We left him
der the impression that his mind completely msued and
saturated With classical images feelings and association and
he has the feeling for his art that be supposed to
belonged Roman SCULPTOR of the time Of
| The EXpositor.l
The statue Of Stout approaches the
nifty assuming the soft form of beautiful woman than
chef deure which has enchanted the werd for nearly
| 1000 years. Heraid
NIB The Statue will shortly ba renewed from th, city
| my3-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

SS1S FOR LIyEpPOOL-Ceared FOR sea, and sails
kS positively Saturday morning LIST June-The ship
S-sxn REPUBLIC, n. b. Williams, Master, GIG tons, has
sega accommodations for few cabin passengers For
passage apply the captain board foot Of Wall street.
to NJ x. r. MAURY, 81 Wall street.
nal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

ERENCE sw EENY, sensible Of the great and sup
port has received from bis friends and the public in
era establishment No 81 Bowery New York. takes this
opportunity Of returning his best thanks and soliciting contin
their cuso the that he will constantly
endavor afford every satisfaction and attention in his power
for any support they may award nm Also
ing that he has hand excellent assortment Of
English French, and Gernan Toys, and great variety Of
Fancy ae the choicest Confectonare Jeies Pre-
serves and every foreign and domestic fruit in season la the
summer season he will connne his fountain for bis superior
Soda Water and carbonated Mead as usual.
NIB Ice prepared to order at all seasons aud
stantly hand in the m3l-3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
COTNTEKFRIT.


TyHE public respectfully informed tnat one Of the basest
and dangerous counteres attempted has late
" been brought light in the city Of New York
imitation Of that deservedy popular medicine known
Ro,oond's Tonic Mature for the fever and ague.
zwe had just put imitation called "Rowfands Tonic
Mrfuren by L. 8. Comstock Co., when another, still more
make, its appearance from thu .tsre Of Seaman
Brothers, druggists No los Water street. N. " which the
fac similieo of the proprietor has bsen ceuatereedhs
copy rights nrnged uponhs certificates copied and in fact
initiated in that from its outward appearance it
can scarcely be detected We would also that have
suit the United States Court fer damages for
this piracy. upon rights and request dealers to be very
careful Of they purchase the article unless its
cav directly traced to the proprietor Of
agents. whom he has endeavored to select as men
the and confidence Of the communities in which
thew reside and wosd bush TO offer any other than the
true and original Ropands Tonic Nrture" for the paltry
gain Of dollars thereby ehdangerag the lives of their
fellow beings. JOSEPH L. ROWLAND, proprietor, (succes-
or to Dr. Rowand No. 249 Market street. Philadel
phia j. O. FAY general agent, at Minors Franklin House
Drug store, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
Bit is the intention Of the proprietor to enforce bis
rights against every person counerting this valuable medi
cae and purousy putting forth the propretor certificates
and labels. 49,.
Agents will please give the above muck pabsity posi-
BILE inserting all the Of the respective counties
in which they reside mys-In,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

GENTEEL young Couple or two acceptable young
n enen can have pleasant ffon Chamber with Breakfast
Brocme street near Hudson street Apply at No sss Brooe
or No. I'll water street my30-3'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

For the al Castle Garden and the foot Of Desbrosse
street, 81 Pier south Of Canal street, North River.
mys03m
WATCHES, JEwELRY GERMAN SILVER Ne
- TOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, Tafon
- street. Liverpool and Importer, 30 Maiden Lane, New
York has received steamer Liverpool and other late ARR
va large assortment Of gold and silver Levers, Duplex
epne anchor and vertical Watches also hard
gold dial lever oveme. gold guards keys seals rings pen
oil cases. together with large assortment Of German silver
spoons forks Butler knives tongues, ladies', fob
guard chains &c which offered Cor sale al Low
prices and 90 liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail
myI3.lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
Packets 10 Depart.

LONDON.
Mediator, ChamplIn, June |
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Chopper, June ]
G.Washingt'n, Holdrige, June 7
United States, Fisher, June Is
HAvRE.
Chas. Carroll, Lee, June |
Poland, Anthony. June 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
. = PLEASANT EXCURSION TO NEW.

= r- - PLEASANT EXCURSION TO NEW
SrvzE5>1 ARK AND BERGEN POINT.-1he new
Sns<szeA- and splendid Steamer PASSAIC, Captain P.
w. Martin, will make Excursion TO Newark and Bergen
Point Sunday morning. and leave folowsOd State Pr
Wharf foot of Christopher street at 81 o'clock A. NJ foot
Of Canal street at 10 o'clock, A. NJ foot of Barclay
lot O'Clock, AN.
The Passac will remain al Newark until O'Clock, M. By
this airing those wishing avail nseves Of this
portnty remain at Newark three hours and arrive
New York at a. o'clock, r. NJ
Fare TO Newark lsa cents Fare to Bergen Point l2t cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
sss ,cf Trade.

M ADJOURNED SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
TT on the Seventh Avenue 2t 2lnd and 2ard reebeing
part of the Estate Of the late Henry Eekford, ESQ.,
JAMES BIEECKER \ co. will sell, on Wednesday IN.
Iah OF June at o'clock al their Sales Room, 30 Broad st.
corper Of Exchange Pacche residue Of the Estate late
Henry Eckcrd Esq., remaining from the sale Of the 30th
May-copssng Of
az lots on Seventh Avenue, bstvesn ol and gath streets
II north side Of 2lsi street. east or aud adjoining
the lots fronting on seventh avenue
80 lots ON 22nd street, do.
a. lots on 23d do do
lots do do. do
The sale will be without 70 the highest bidder
Termslo cent on the day ofsasl5 per cent on the de-
livery Of the deedbaancc being parts remain bond
and mortgage for 3years, M per cent
LithograPhc maps can bo obtained e the Aucsnee by the
9th June. mysilt
NEW PUBLICATIONS.. The Adventures OF Harry
IN Franco tale Of the Great panic-s vols.
2. The Dwarf-a Dramatic Poem. BY Jane. Rees
g. scanus, and other Roman Tales-bv Edward Maturin
4 Tales ofthe Age-by ST. Hugh Mills.
g. A New Treatise an the Tecth-by DIR. Castle with
plates
g. The Authors Assistant, &c.-(now read,1
T. An Original Portrait Of Mrs. Chas Gore.
sketch from Original Bust Of Victoria
o. Portrait Of Dr. q. Constantine pise
10. The Martyr and other Tales--by James Rees
n. The Battle Of Saraoga--by the same au,h.r--frow
rssay) Y. SAUNDERS, Publisher,
m,soy sH Brosd~ay opposite Carlton House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

DARK THEATRE EVENING will Be per-
PECULIAR E PosITIoN-h.jo. L....r, Mr. Riehine.-
chippindale. -
After which,
LA SYLPHIDE-La sylphide Madame Tagiioui--Janes
Reuben, Monsieur Tagioni-Principal Dancers, Miss
In the course of the evening" Two Wolf. obratos BY Mr.
To conclude with
To conclude with SCAN MAG--Mr Singleton, Mr. raeide-
Edward Singleton, Mr. Wheatley-f,motby caudes Mr.
Inhsr--Julia, Mrf ChipPndae-Emly, Mn Durie-Mrs
Doors open at oPeraermnes to al quarter ,as
O'Clock. e4& 3- -
Box Tickets, sl--Pit, so esnts--Ciallery, ascen.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera noo,s---
~ Mr. WALLACK, LesseeCorner of Leonard and Church
streets, doors from Rroadway.THIS EVENING will
be REFORMED for sai the BENEFIT Of Mr. DIVER
Mr. Sesuin-Amina, Miss Shrref
WHAT HAVE DONE a-Mr Peter Perkins, Mr. Lambert
MIR Bounceable, Mr. w W,iams--Julia, Miss M
Mrs Sternly, MRS Russell.
Doors open Performance commence at Boxes
81 Pit so cents Gallery 25 cents.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DiRECTOR-This evening, will be
performed,
THE LOvEECHAsE-sir William Fondove, Mr. Nickis cn
Master Waller Mr.. Proctor-NIaser Wildrake, Mr.
Gates-Constance Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
tor-Castellan, Mr. Rice-Premislaus, Mr. Foster
Dronsk, Mr. Gates-Rudzolof Mr. Nickinson-T hamar
Mr. Jackson-Olinssi, Mrs Cole-Zemila Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Mrs. Jones.
Doors open O'Clock the performance at hall
past precisely
Priee.B Boxes IS eents-P s7l cents-Galery IS cents,
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (aext door to
~ Tattersall's)-Under the sole Of D. D. Nc
KlNNEY-This evening, will be performed,
BERTRAM-Berram Mr. Freer--St Aldobrand, Mr. Crane
Prior, Mr. Edwards-tst Monk, MeGann--Imogene, Mrs
Fynn-Clotilda, Mrs Moore.
After which
Grand Pas de Deuy, by Mr. Carpenter.
Recitation by Master 4 II Davis
To conclude with
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tickle, Mr. Madison
Sheer, Mr. Montgomery-Old Tickle, Mr. McCann-Va.
rislla Mrs Flynn.
Seats may be ny applying to II. w. MKinny, Trea
surer at the Box office Of the Theatre from 10 till q
Box so cents-P Is cents-Private Boxes $780, mi 3n.
| A POLIO GALLERY, Ne. Ale BROADwAY.--The Sc
IA cond exhibition of Paintings, under the direction of the
Apollo Associations for the promotion Of the Fine Arts the
United States open consisting Of recent productions
American Artists and choice collection of Gems Of Art
| by the most eminent Old Masters.
Admission rs cents Season Tickets SO cents Catalogues
l2a cents.
This exhibition w cese the 9TH Of July. The third
hbon will be arranged after possible and continue
until SEPTEMBER About the h Of October the great fall exh
btion Of the works of Modern Artists only will be opened
continue until the annual meeting the Bird Monday Deccm
ber when the Pictures purchased by the Committee of Man
agement will be distributed amongst the Members my25aw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

yNANTEDA sitsation a. Gutter 10 some fashionable Tai
wv orng establishment by Who has been along time
in business the South, and bring large number Of
TONERS. line addressed TO b. at this oace win meet with
due attention ny3l-a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
w AR M BA TIL q.

90 THE Proprietor Of the Globe Hotel respectfully in.
forms the publ, 0st his Bathing Establishment in full
operation, and he invites all who opd Of such ssury
call and judge Of the completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination cf the Constant attendance will
be given BY person having charge Of the Baths every day
iron A. NJ 20 half past III p M Entrance New
he Baths. a. well as from Broadway. my23fm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

o. DowNiNG's sour AND DINING ROOMS
have received fresh lot Of Green Turtles which
capital order They will be served up this week. commencing
soup, steaks aud yarisus other together will
all the choice dishes which this favorable Of the marke
affords, Families wishing the soup their homes vii
please send their orders to Brosd street my30-Qt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

DAsSFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and n Ann street. entrance Join,
the Museum in both Streets for the sale OF Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls sc &c. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready o
s room, with spring. steel India rubber asd cloth
cushions and eagle and wvod asss The best assortment
ever offered the public. mysly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-18
TT N NJ S

The Toronto Colonst states, the authority Of pr
va'e letters received IN that city, that the British Queen
steamer Is not o leave England unit, the lst Of August
All persons on pleasure excursions should never 20
without wearing life prescrycr More drowning oc-
ours from cal,ihcd sail boats than any other way.
THOUSAND MILES or RAIL RoAp.-A public meet
Ing was called in ~. Louis, the 10th ult at which
some expression To be made on the proposition to
connect Boston md ~. Louis by line oi Raj Rond
The Hudson, y. Y. Gazette states thn, powder mill
seven miles from caskill exploded on the morning of
the 3oh ult by which accident, three were killed
The boats between New York and New Haven are
No longer 10 run on the Sabbath.
The Public Debt Of the State Of Ohio, incurred for
works Of internal Improvement is about dfoen millions
"f dollars.
French hris of war, the Griion, arrived NJ Pcnsa.
cola ON the goth ult. fon Vera ,ruz. The aan.n uf
the french lrigac Ncrcic, niue numh.r, who were
attacked with the yellow fever AFTER having Havana,
are all ia the u. =. Naval Hospital nj Pensacola.
The Mornons have WORK ~ the press NJ Comm,trc
Illinois, called "Iimos aud scasors, b,ipr y history Of
the IN Missouri WI al.o cuni,n the doc.
trin,s e the sect, ,yolaons of tlc ptoh,s, ao sc.
The c,yens =, Jackson, Mississippi, have rns,eI
rosolnton. iot tao expulsion u The sarll.s M ha,
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-18
CIR APE VINES.

For the benefit OF all Interested IN this mat
ter, VIC publish the following article hand ID
us by a valued friend, who himself knows not
from whence 1t cmanaicd, or whether 1t has
ever before been publlshcd-but as II ba,
been found practically correct and valuable
it is presumed 1t will be acceptable to all who
cultivate the grape, or intend To do ST., pro
yidcd they have it not already Proc. Her.
AS there are four distinct trimmings re
CURED IN properly cultvatlng the Isabclli
Vine, | will now describe them; merely re-
marking that although the vine will give frui
when some OF these trimmings are neglect
cG, yet no cultvator has right to eypcc
good fruit without bcstowing the rcquisil,
time and attention TO these trimmings.
Flrst-tle winter pruning: This is bos
done in February or March provided tn,
vines are not frn2cr, but may be done an,
time between Otober and April. IL con
sIsts in reducing the old wood according {,
the extent of your trelis the age of th,
vine and the stren- tn of your root. All ,h,
unripe wood is cleared off, old wood tlnnc,
out and the ripe wood of the last years
growth shortened down to two or three buds
The second pruning, or budding, takes
place about the l0ih of May. The buds have
been thrown out their branches an inch o.
two, and generally two or three lunches a
each bud or joint. These must all be redu
ced to single branch or sprout; always
leaving the best and stoutcst.
The third pruning takes place about the
middle OF June. AT this time cut of the lat
terals IA branch growing Out of the grccl
wood opposite The fruit)
The fourth and last pruning is called stop
ping. II should be done about the middle o
July. Then shorten all the branches havin.
fruit on them, (except those retained for per
manent runners) by cutting them two o
three joints forward of the fruit Don't re
move the leaves, except what comes off wit
the cuttings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-18

On the passage Of the ship Alexander,
from New Orleans to New York, young lad
Of about fourteen years, from a naturally
froicksomc and mischelvous disposition, b..
came so troublesome in his prnnks, that he
was threatened by the captain, If they were
continued, that he would confine him 10 q
water cask. Our youngster took no heed
however, and of his next offence was put in
the cark, which was headed up, leaving q
lcrgc bung- hole for the admission Of air
That night the ship encountered a violent
storm, md, IN u sudden lurch, The cask con
taining the boy rolled over into the sea-
Tie circumstance was not noticed by those
on boar. Fortunately the cask struck bunp
up, and lluatcd about thirty hours, when il
was thrown upon the beach a, Cape st. Bias
Here ihe boy made desperate efforts To ex.
u'ca'c himself from his prison without sue
cess hhd, ~ despair, gave up to die. Some
cows, however, sirolling on The boacb. wer,
aitacted to The cask, and IN walk rc erounl
", one of The number, IT bcinp Nv limo .w,tcI,
cd her tail into the hung hole, which tho bo,
graspcd with desperate tcsoln,ion III,
COW beloved aud set ofr Gr lite. aud ,,,c,
running some two hundred yards with A.,
cssk, struck II against log on the beach
snd knocked u. as VIC may say into a cooked
hat The boy thus protid,nilaly rclcascf
was discovered BY sumo fishermen ON the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-18

The Providence Courier, since the
announcement Of the Loco Foco can
didates, publishes both tickets under
their editorial head, and with the quill
of neutrality, endorses all their claims
as follows
"As a political partisan, We have
nothing to say against either of the
candidates. As citizens and as gentle
men, they all stand fair, and are quail
fled to represent the State in Congress.
Our readers all know our objection to
Hon. Robert B. Cranston, not that he
is not capable and honest but that in
his honesty, he holds an opinion, and
acts accordingly, on the subject of duel
ling which we think adverse to the best
interests of our nation"
In regard to Mr.. Cranston's duell;ne
opinions we trust the Courier will be
neutral enough to publish Mr.. C's. let
ter on that subject, and candid cnough
also to admit its complete rcfutoii9n OF
the charges which they so recently urg-
cd against him on that subject.