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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11


WHICH Is THE REPURLICAN OR DEaiocRATIC
PARTY The claim set up by the Vanites of being
the Democratic party is TOO ridicuously absurd 10
be often noticed. Yet, as they persist in stealing
the name, while they advocate doctrines and prac.
tso upon principle Numerically opposite to sound
democratic principles, it may be well to prove the
larceny upon them occasionally. We will call up
on the stand credible witness from Virginia.
AT the recent election in Virginia, Buckingham
Couhy,-where Thomas Jefferson received a..
unanimous vote, ALWAYS, we believe-gave Wing
majority of one hundred and two votes If JEFF.
ferson was the "Apostle of Democracy" and Buck
ngham when Jefferson alive, gave him u
unanimous vote, and now that he is dead gives
handsome Wing majority, what followss Either
that the Jefferson Democrats have gone over to
"lederal Whiggery' Oh Jefferson no Democrat.
Which horn of the dilemma will you take, gen.
tlemen Loco Focos?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11

D'The New Workers account for the high price
of Beef from the fact that the grazing States are
giving their attention to the raising of Sheep, rath
er than the raising of beef There is probably
truth in this, for in this State, in 1882, the
numbers of yokes OF oxen was 45 900, and in 1887,
the number diminished to 80 ,O00 or Is 600 in five
years. During the same five years the diminution
of cows two years DID, had been Is 900, while the
number of sheep had increased one million. Dur
ing the five years the cows and calves had dimin-
ished &c, 900.
We can assure the New Workers that remedy
SO far as this State is concerned, will soon be forth
coming. In our village, we have been told not
pound of veal has been offered for sale this season
Every thing sthat hath breath in the shape of
calf-every thing that has horns, or is likely to
have them, is "raised," by our farmers Ride or
walk over our hills and you will be sauted on your
right and left hand, from before and behind, with
the blatant choruses of company Of calves If
the New Workers will only cease ja,oing beef for
year two, one of their papers admonishes them
to do, they will have abundance and at fair
price.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11
WELL DONE VIRGINIA Il

New HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE. On The 5th
inst. the members elect to the Legislature assemb'
led at Concord, and together with the other branch
es, the State Government was duly organized
Moses Norris, ir of Pittsield was elected Speaker
of the House, David II. Collins, Clerk, and Harry
Hubbard, formerly of Concord, this State, was elect
cd assistant Clerk. James TX. Wilkins of Bod
ford was chosen President of the Senate, and Asa
Fowler and Peter Sanborn, elected Clerks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11

The DicOrce Case-Dr Jarois and his ,oifc The
report that this case had been settled grew out of
proposition Of Mrs. Us to her husband, which was
rejected by him, and The case is now before the
"diVorce committee" of the Connecticut Legisia.
ture, before which the parties appear by counsel
Mrs jarvis petition to the Legislature prefers a.
gainst her husband very serious charges-of cruel
ty, tyranny, neglect, &c &c The DIR in his reioin-
der fatty denies all of these charges and plainly
intimatos that the habit of lying is one of the faults
OF her whom he took "for better or for worse -
Mrs j. complains that her husband failed to provide
for her suitable clothing, To refute this, DIR J.
proves that the contents of her wardrobe was not
of less value than $4,000 The prominet station
which the parties have occupied in society, gives to
this case unusual interest, and the long published
documents relating to it, exhibit in glowing colors
the frailties of poor human nature, Mrs ]. is
sister of the lady of Hon. Heman Allen, of this
State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11

%The scenes now passing in Europe are of
great interest. France is again convused by the
attempts of Louis PHILIPPE to draw closer the cords
of despotism Nothing short of the establishment
of Republican Institutions will satisfy the great
mass of the people of France-such as the brave
and generous Lafayette sought TO establish. Eng
land too, is in high state of excitement seeking
the same ends The monied nobility of the "sea
girt sle'' tremble in view of the future The rea-
der is referred to our chapter of foreign news for
particulars,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11
ORLEANS COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wing Farmers and all Freemen
in Orleans County opposed to the despotlc and anti
republican measures of the present Administration
and in favor of the genuine Wing principles of our
forefatbers, are earnestly invited one and all, to
meet in County Convention, at Irasburgh, on the
NlNETEETH day of June next. at 10 clock A.
M for the purpose of nominating County sENA-
TOR and transacting any other business that shall
be deemed expedient.
CHS. w. PRENTISS, !
ID. III. BARD,
l.. RICHMOND, fCouhty committee.
j. A. PADDOCK,
May %, 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11

~ ORLEANS County DEMooRATIo WHIa Con-
vENTIoN, 1t will be observed by official notice in
this paper, will be holden the 10Th inst at Iras
burgh, and it is hoped that, in the emphatic Ian
guage of the call all "the freemen opposed to the
ant-republcan and despotic administration" of
Martin Van Buren,, will see to it that they are duly
represented in said Convention. But we do not
wish to dictate, and we only refer to the Conven-
tiou to call the attention of the patriotic reemen
of Orleans TO the circumstance that unweared and
unprecede nted exertions-secret undetermined ex-
ertions-are making and are to be made TO elect a
Van Buren, Senator in that county the coming fall
as we'll as to overthrow the Democratic Wing
tendency in the nearly equally balanced towns
As we have before intimated, it was agreed upon
at the Tory Convention last winter, to make
onset in those counties where the Wing majority
was not overwhelming, and if possible, secure
Tory Senate. For this purpose, as we'll us for 9th
ers, the secret Jacobincal clubs being organic
ed, and at their nightly meetings. plans and schemes
are concocted, which may be deemed requisite to
effect the end in view-plans AID schemes which
the light of day would frown into mered contempt.
1t remains to be whether the independent yeo.
many of Orleans will. suffer themselves TO be
"Scorpioned" into these devices, or whether they
will, like ireemen, scorn all such appliances to en-
tice them into the Van Buren, Tory ranks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11

BETTER AND BETTER /!

BETTER AND BETTER
| We gather from the Boston Atlas the following
cheering intelligence of the Virginia election. 1t
will be observed that the ntmation in last weeks
Caledonian that Virginia safe, is more than re.
allied.
| slip from the Richmond Wing gives the fol-
lowing results in the elections to the House of Del
egates:
Wings, 65
! Conservatives
Loco Focos, az
Five Delegates to be heard from viz: Braxton
and Lewis ~ Leo l, Logan l, Mason and Jackson
~ Pendleton l.
Represented by Wings last year.
The Wings and Conservatives now number "a
IF the Locos Focos carry all the remaining counties
they will number SIXTY IN the House of Delegates,
making the majority against them fourteen and
tloeoe on joint ballot.
RICHMOND, June / 1882
We fairly out of the wood, gin good
order and we'll conditioned" The Wings of Va.
have wrhstood the onslaught of the powers and
prncipalties at Washington--the Great Conven.
ton, and its dctatorial mandate to the people-lhe
Proclamation of the President of our Mammoth
Bank, and the manifold and unweared exerlions of
committe and partizans throughout the common
ranks of veterans, ready to do good service when
over called upon by their cause and country
The Districts behind will probably give 2 90
Wings.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
lis now stated that Mr. Barton is elected in the
Frederick district and that the sheriffs have given
him the certificate. A letter from Richmond to the
N. Y. Star has the following postscript:
P. s. We informed by gentleman who ar
rived in this city last evening directly from from
Winchester, Va that Barton (Whig) has received
the certificate Of election
From the ~. Y. Commercial.
ALL HAIL VlR GINIA!!
Our articles of election intelligence from Virginia
both on Friday and Saturday were crowded out bv
foreign news. 1t is we'll that they were, since the
intelligence Of this morning dissipates the lowering
clouds of last week After all our doubts and fears
and the losses experienced in those parts of the
State first heard from, enabled to an
nounce that the Wings have triumphed, and the
State is safe The following letter from Washing.
ton settles the question::
WAsHINeToN, June /, 1882
"We hare triumphed in Virginia. Barton has
got the Sherif's certificate of election. We shall
have IL members of Congress-Locos 10 They
are Wigs. Loco FocoS
John L. Hill, Joel Holleman,
w. l.. Goggin, f. E. Rves,
H. A. Wise, J. W. Jones,
John Talliaferro, q, G. Dromgooe,
X. M Il. Hunter, Walter Coles,
John NJ Bolts, Linn Banks,
c. F. Mercer, G. B. Samuel
James Garland, Robert Craig,
G. w. Hopkins, Andrew Bierno,
= Camden, Lewis Steenrod 10
X. w. Barton-11
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-11
S. a T@sM1gEYMIs
ESDAY NEIL, 1899.
Srr-A'pE nEMnCp ATTIC WUIG CONVEN
TION -''

At Woodstock, on the 9th day of juno next
will be held Convention of delegates to select
from the people, suitable candidates for state off
GERS, to be supported at the next election. 1t is
hoped that one or more delegates from each town
in the state will be appointed at meetings OF all
who are in favor of a continued wise and prudent,
administration of our state government; opposed
to the baneful measures of the national adminisra-
tien in favor of dispacing it, and establishing in
its stead one that shall be responsible, economical
ard republican making patriotism its guide the
best interests of the country its goal and the prn
cples promulgated by Washington and Jefferson
its rule of faith and practice. 1t desirable that
every town in the State should be represented, in
asmuch as delegates may be appointed at the pro-
posed conventions to represent the state in sthe ma
lionnl convention to be held at Harrsburgh in De
cember next, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for President and Vice President, who, if
elected will regard the wishes, and not disregard
"the lamentations Of the people,"
As Vermont has been, so let her continue to be
"ALWAYS FAITHFUL.
WILLIAM UPHAM, I
+ p. WALTON,
HARRY BRADLEY, otate
GEO. II. HODGES, CenlT0|
CHARLES PAINE '0W'
CHARLES HOPKINS
Montpelier, May 1S, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

TRErrox RAcEs-The Races this day are Of the
frst erder: the high reputation of the contendfng
horses promise fairly that the victor will not bear
away the palm scatheless. When name Trenton,
"a real tramp Clarion, (whose Performance a.
Camden last week rank him racer) and Omego,an-
other sgood an" readers will perceive we Dc
NOT speak inadvertently.
Purse $1,000, three mile heats, the second pest 20
receive one third if than one START II not the
whole goes to the winner. Entrance 5 per cent
8. Laird CHI. h. Clarion, six years old, ~ Mon
mouth Eclipse, dam by Oscar.
Ed. Wilson gr m. Omegs, five years, by limo
leon, dam by Oscar
Jos. H. Van Mater CHI. h. Trenton, four years, Dy
Eclipse Lightfoot, dam by Tuckahoe.
Second Race same day-A Purse $2OO, mile heats
free for all ages, if than one start one third Oh
the purse goes to the second best, If but one the
winner receives the whole.
ID Toms CHI f. three years, by Shark, dam Fairy.
Chas Lloyd CHI. h. four years, Prospect Dy MON
mouth Eclipse, dam by Imp Expedition
James Sparkling CHI b. Elliptic, four years. by Mon
mouth Eclipse dam by Revenge =. :.
As- The Horses will not be started until after the
arrival Of the morning train of cars from New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

hsr~ brig was ashore "a Body Island, few dsys
'nes with . house on ssek painted grsss. !.
The ite ConstsIisto. va. taken Al the ChsrIssown
We hear reported that . .ra hundred hands bee.
s'ns from ths Philadelphia navy yard the
T. ISLAND, Sept so-The sehr Grampus, arrived at
Cnsriottetown. on Thursday ,ast.
The ARcHrEL AGO 1t Il said that heavy ships Of
inadequate to afford convoy intricate OF the Ar
and that our ought to dispatch two or
armed schooners to that protect and aciae our
commerce to and from Turkey Asia At present mer-
chanmen chiefly indebted the British cruisers for con-
yoy.
Notice 20 Mariners.
Inc Commissioners Of Light Houses hereby give notice that
n!o operation ON the ist Dec next The building paint.
ed white and elevated about 90 feet above the level OF the
ano VIII be distinguished BY revolving light Of superior de-
scrPon visible minute and invisible hall minute
good boat Will always he kept at establishment to
answer signals.
Two light houses have erected the north and south
extremes Of the Island Of St Pau notice given that the one
on the north end viii be put operation the LIST Dec next
This ght will show very brilliant fixed light and elevated
about 80 feet above the level Of the The the south
end expected 60 operation short time, of which
due notice will given gun likewise placed there
spoken.
Nassau from St Petersburg for NYork Sept ID lat 80 80
United States Ports.
York.
Providence Oct 2i-.ld James Long, Hawkins, for New
SALEM, Oct ls-arr Norman Pllsbury. NYork 10Th, sid
Brilliant, Kent, do Fairfield, Burr. do
PORTLAND Oct l9arr Cleaner Tucker Mount Desart for
NYork.
EAsTPoRT Oct l2-arr Chietan, Croker, New York for
st Johns, NIB.
NORFOLK, Oct l9-n Hampton Roads, Madison, Fendall
Savannah for NYork-put in with her crew sick
CHARLESTON, Oct l6-arr Welcome, Packer NYork;
Watson, Wilson, dol 18th, George, Hail. do; Paragon, a
milton. do; cid Chcora. Halsey. Liverpool.
ELzABErH CRY, NC, Oct lo-arr Canova, Cobb, NYorh,
Wave Smith. do.
SAVANNAH, Oct l7-arr Excel, Sherwood, NYork
JAcKsoNvLLE, Fla, Oct l6-arr Col Hansen Whitman
York
Key WEST, Sept 3O-arr Chaires, Bright, NYork.
New ORLEANs Oct l2cd Ocmulgee, Burgess Nfork; arr
Alabama, Berry, do; Saratoga Hathaway do Ambassador
Hall do for Watchers Euaw do; Classa Anderson Crow
ell, Boston.
Foreign Ports.
BARRiNGToN, Ms, Oct 5-sld Forrest, Doane, NYork.
Havana, Oct PIN port Heespont, Ellis, for NYork 9TH
william Frances slowery. do wig cargo; Motto, Dumng
Portland do; India West, for NYork do; Una, Ladeu, do
dg; Eliza Davidson, Mattson unc; Junior, Young Boston,
disg; Planet, Heyt, do do, and Others
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24
GRANDJEAN,s COMPOSITION
III u M A N III A TR

90 Great and great reputation are proofs that
this article is the only Of the kind which
effects and useful TO the Human Hair The article carries
with Il its recommendation, and not to be cassed with
that host of limitations with which the city abounds Tts
usage considered corporea fat, will enable the organs TO
their temperature diminish their
bte and contribute their nutrition and return their
10 the hair skin.
ITS QUALITIES
On the frat day Of its application, begins act in pre-.
venting the hair from farming gray.
BY It's dry and weak hair will be rendered strong plia-
be brilliant ard curly.
UT. employment heads entirely bald will be rplenishsd
with hair
a valuable specific for all diseases Of the skin and hair
may be purchased wholesale at the following agents il
New York:
Mr.. Rosat, n Cedar street.
Rushton Aspnwall, 80 William street. ITO Broadway and
10 Asor House.
Milhs u, French Druggist 1873 Broadway.
Miss Cannon, Broadway, under Aston House.
Miss Ramsey, 2S7 Broadway.
Chairman, druggist, corner Varick and Canal.
Ring, druggist, corner Blocker and Broadway.
Country .4gens-Doctor Metca fremont street. Boston.
Blanchard AlbaHy-State street, Troy.
A. Lafor, Phadslp 81 Fourth street.
Dibblc x Winsdale, Buffalo.
Reussele Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
sicles, New Orleans.
Scott, l53 King street, Charleston.
Wanted-Agent for Baltimore and Washington
PS.-Those persons who Of false hair during
the treatment be supplied at the esablishmen 81 A. O.
No. Barclay street. VIE will be found extensive
sortment OF Wigs Tsupee &c Of manufacture which
articles has enabled Mr. Grandean to fix the price S.
"a Iml
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

Cleared.
shvlock Hall Vera Crur; Sterling Mandent 81 MARKS Fa
Cabot sumner Charleston Sisters Coverale PhiIad; Ante
ope GGerd Pensacola; Hosn Brooks, Bangor Me; Krem
lin, Baney, Turss Island; Are,husa Barter, Monevideo Ed
win Stevens, Briggs Baltimore, For, Burrows Galveston
Texas; Dolphis. Wolf Maamora; March, Nckersoo, Ply.
mouth Mass Alfred Chsever Charleston; Iris, Lamb Pcnsa
coa Allen, Wilson, Charleston; Henry Clay Martin, Rich
mond, Va Iowa, PeI, Havre; Moseu, McLeren, New Or
leans
Arrived.
Bark Chancellor, Isley % d. I'm Malaga fruit nc TO Balt
win Co.
sw brig Edward, zepn d. I'm stockholm IRON Boormsn
johnson Co.
Brig Genl Marian Harvey Al a. f~ Malaga fruit, nc Ma.od
Thompson.
Brig BorOdino Tate, rs .. FIN Trinidad, Cuba, sugar &c
Lasale.
achr Fairfield Burr .. I'm salem p,poer 10 Farpuu
&Co.
sehr Perseverance, Jones days Boston, with mdr
captain.
sehr Elizabeth NicLer.on day. from BOso- with mdr
captain.
sehr WIN Henry Umer, day. from Thomscn, With lime,
master
One ship, one b~ig, and brig porlin worth.
Quebec, London Hudson NOr,ssn. Cti,.n dc. RudoIph
do, Cotton Planter, Mobile aud Others.
uenorn1da
The Iowa. FELL for Havre sails today. Her letter BAGS will
close at G'lpns News Rooms the Exchange the usual
hour this moraing
Twenty vessels at New orleap. from sea on the
~ inst, with four hundred passengers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24


In the City and County Of New York. from 18th day Of
Oct, to the 10Th day Of Oct. 1899.
% men, 10 women, 26 boys; 80 girls-Total ll9.
DnEAsEs-Asphyry; AbscesI Aplery 81 Burned scald
ed Il Bleeding from the lungs, o. Casualties 1; Choe
"a inantum, a Cancer, Consumption Isl Convulsions
81 Group hives 3; CONGESTION Of BRAIN Derum
i Diarrhea Il DroPsy, DroPy in the head 81 Drowned
Dysentery, .; Fever, Ii Fever bilious q Fever nfamma
tory Fever remitten Fever scarlet 81 Fever typhoid
whooping cough Il Epepsy Fever psupI i ntemp.rance
Inflammation Of percardium o. Inflammation OF Kidneys o.
Inflammation Of BRAIN Inflammation Of bowels, s. Iaiam
nation Of chest Il Inflammation Of lungs Of
stomach 2; Inflammation Of womb Inflammation Of liver q
insanity. .; Maiormaton u Mrssmus, Measles, Ii Nor
i6caon. ,; Old Organic disease OF heart o; Killed
murdered 0; scirrhus Small roI, o; Suicide Ii Palsy q
1umcr0 Teehing 81 liberation Of the mites ines o., Worms
0; Unknowp,4.
AerOf year and under ~; between and II, and
III and TO- q 10 and 20 and 3d. Ia 30 and 40 49, 40
asd So 81 so and 1922 90 and TO- 10 and So 50 and
%, 2; 90 and 100, 0; unknown o.
PLACES NATIVITY UHtsd States. 70; Ireland go Eng
land, Scotland q swrernd o. France British Posses
sons ~ A. ]; Wales ?; Germany .; Spain, o. wnde. 2;
unknown. 8.
Faon-Alms House, Bellevue, s. Hospital, do 10; New
Jersey q Long Island, 81 Hospital o. Backwes Island Q;
Small Pox Hospital 0; City Hospital, 81 Penitentary Il
Westchester, 2; Colored persons T.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once, Oct 10, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

A RTIFICIAL TEETH-without Clasps Ligatures, nc.
n from single tooth TO full and complete SET the prin
eipe Of atmospheric pressure by IA. LLVETT, Dentist No
266 Broadway, cor. OF Warren street.
GFron u g N. Y. Commercial AdvertiserJ
90" fnssd at our elbow requests 20 notice
teeth he had aseced by Dr. Leve Of No 900 Broadway and
HE ssiirs subtraction only with regard TO the
teeth themselves, but the in which this delicate
operation performed.
Dr. Levett has been long fore the public ~ the in
PRODUCER Of the atmospheric Pressure principle required
syllable from scp24-lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

DARk THEATRE.--THIs EVENING, De-, a -
THE sNGE isHMxN IN INDiAs1r.n r.ps Mr.. r,.s,..
=. Mis- h.: sally Scrip: Mrs F''1~i'am-
MIsCHIEF MAKING-Madams Mans,ts, Mr.. Fit.
ADVICE ora T fIsCsss s'A H. Z: r r.:s.
tide, Mrs whestey.
Performance in future will quarter pas, seven
Box Tickets. sl-Pit. 6oeents-GaIlery, IS cents.
QOWERY THEATRE-T. $. HAMBLIN sOLEMAN-
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR.
THE ROMAN CAPTIVE, or FATHER AND DzUGH.
TEh-Caius s,us BY Mr. Hamblin; Forena, the Roman
To conclude with the graz operate Spectacle of
THE BRONZE HORSE or, The SPELL OF THE
CLOUD kING.Zamna, Prince sf China, Mr.. Proctor;
Peki, daughter of Tchin Kao, Mrs. Herring.
Doors att o'clock 1.-The quar-
- ter before sprecisely
NATIONAL THEATRE Broadway.-adjOining NibiO'S
THIS EVENING, Oct, a.
WIN be produced, for the 81 time in America Auber DO
pular Historical Opera Of GUsTAvUs THE THIRD, or
THE MASKED BALL.-Cuslavus the Third, Nj. Wilson
Oscar Page to the King, Mis- shirref
To conclude with VOCAL CONCERT, in which the
whole Operate Company will appear.
Boxes oo cents Doors open at half past 6Peormancs
commence precisely at
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE-THIs EVENING
TOWN AND Nd coU n PisS," cS WHICH IS BEsr
Reuben Glesrey, Mr.. J. r.. Scott Rosae somers Mrs
Flynn
After which, the aaghable Farce Of
RAISING THE WiND.-Jsremy Diddler, Mr. Browne.
rrces-Boxes 30 cents-Pn % ctGaery - Children
under IL years, hafprce to Boxes
Doors 7Ocock and The curan will half past
| even precisely. all .3ue4
1NHE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL-Open every
evening at Masonic Hall Broadway Sunday, e1csptsA)
The propreors wish il distinctly understood that this exh
bitten not painting but combination Of mechanism
and scenery representing all animate objects instinct with e
bending A. hey de every joint and the soldiers marching in
perfect time with the music ec,mpanyng their respective
seeneA
Tickets SO cenChdren under years Of age 2s cents.
PARTICULARS In small bills. sl0.3n.
POLIO GAL LERY'-THE GREAT FALL EXHI-
IA BlrON Of the works Of Spwards Of hundred living
Artists at the Apollo Gallery No 4lO Broadway
From this exhibition the committee Of select
the works. which they will purchase for the Apollo
on The great picture Of the INDIAN PRocrsor painted
by A. j. Miller for Sir W. D. Stewart will be erhb ted for
short time only Admance IS cents. Season Tickets. 50
cents. olqs2v+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

&C Two COUNTRY MERCHANTs'--ss Upeurre,, n,ul
i notes will be received Al par, by John Dove NJ
lao Pears door from Wall IT., who offers Cor al. :, how
cash prices general and choice Of saple ana san
ey in goods, purchased at very low rates at auction
o92lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24

On Tuesday, 22d instant Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford aged
years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-24
Inn OOO CASES OF "FEvER AND AGUE" al
kOO.OyIU nually CURED by the original and geouiu

AOOsOOO nualy CURED by the original and genuine
Rewands Tonic MIXTURE The proprietor has in his pos
session upwards Of zoo certificates prove the nfaliby
Of this medicine when properly used including many Members
Of Congress and other distinguished throughout the
United States Who have expressed gratitude for their
oraon TO health by its employment For sale by o. FAY
general agent at drug store No. 1913 Broadway, Franklin
House, New York.
Be- Rowands Tonic Mixture Pills" the in ef.
6ciency the Tsnc MIXTURE for Fever and Ague with
the advantage Of portal y and loss from freezing break
age. 90 lmis.