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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Loco Majority, 1880 Scots Majority lo7,soo
These are no vain figures. They are the proba
BILE deductions from accurate premises. Can the
violence and folly ef personal partsans defeat In
the Convention, the hopes Of calm but asitatsd
people seeking a change Will the delegates who
are In minority in their states, impose candi.
date the states that alone have the power 20 elect
hint In New York, d Mr.. Clay Is the candidate.
the whole wing party will be routed and disgraced.
Will the Pennsy vsnia viii ina miserable minority
al home, thrust upen a man that will reduce us
to their wnIcvel7 Let the Harrisburg Conventios
answer
Yet the friends cf General Scott those friends that
support him, without hope of reward-care little
about the result Of the Harrisburg Convention. The
nomination of any other only postpones his ele.
vaticn for brief four years For, sooner or later
nothing can prevent WINFIELD ScoTT from reach
ing the same elevation which was honored BY the
revered name Of Washington. He is one Of the few
mes now living in "the tide Of time" that resem.
b'es, IN his moral character in his chivaIric spo
sit'or In his magnanimity " mind-in his csarness
o. perception In his burning patriotism, the great
ana good . FATHER or Hrs courTRy," who 10
state bliss In the Kingdom Of heaven, now and
TOT ever more--Ames
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

ships ss n a. R and M ,,s .
care has been made Of in the selection Of furniture
&s and the price OF cabin passage fixed 500 out
ward for each adult and chi half price, wines or
liquors ofany description Neither the captains owners of
the above packets will be responsible for any letters or
therefor. Apply 10
GRINNEtL, MINTURN co. ls4 Front st.; or N
JOHN GRIsW0LD, ~ South street, New York.
NIL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
mr. wan. Evans, cELEBRATFp MEDICINES a.,

DR VIM EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES ar,
- composed of vegetable substances which specific
action upon the heart give impulse strength
rial systematic bssd quckeued and equazed in its crcu
on through all the vessels whether Of the skin the parts stua
ted internally the exremte and all the secretons
the body drawn from the blood there is consequent IN
secreton and quckened action Of the absorb
and exhaent dischagng vessels An- morbid action
which may taken place corrected and distractions
The blood purified snd the body heathfu
state
These medicines much anxious trial and research ha,
brought by the proprietor tn the present state OF
supercede the of the nnnnerable other medicines
well adapted TO the frame that the of them, By
the body the due performance efis functions
and preserving the vital stream IA pure and healthy state
last many years longer than il otherwise would
and the mind to become composed and ranqn that OLD
when arrives will appear blessing and not las to
whe have elected their constitution had them injured By
medicines administered BY gnorauce source ID misery and
abherrence N
They are so that by Strengthening and equaz
the action Of The heart liver and other they expe
Oh. Dad aerd morbid alter, which leaders the flood
pure out Of the circulation through the exeretory
the passage the bowels that BY ie brisk slight
which he regulated by the doses always remember
that while the excavations from the bowels kept tbs
excretions from all the other vessels Of the body will also be
going in the same proportion BY which means the blood
yariahly becomes purified
Steady in the ofhe medicines will undoubi
edly effect the most acute obstinate dseass
but such the dose be according 10 III.
mveteracy of the desease the medicines being admirably
adapted to the constitution they may all
In all ofhypecondracsm low spirits paiptat,ons OF
se
burn general debility bodily weakness chlorosis green
sickness atslcnt historical fntings hstecs headaches
sss1 ers%r % son a hoe VINO r.
victims that most excruciang disorder, govt, will find
lief from their snerngs by OF Dr. Wm Evsns Pills
Nausea vomiting, pains the sde limbs, head stomach
back dmnes confusion Of sight noises the inside alter
Aushings ofhsat and chness tremor Watching agta
ton, anxiety bad Dreams spams will every be relieved
BY occasional dose Of DR.. Evans medicines.
One Of the most dangerous epohs 10 females at The change
ofle and it is then they reqsre medicine which will 10
their ercuaons and thus strengthen their constts
tons 8 may enable them 10 withstand the shock.
When the system has been too largely drawn upon
overrsnea nothing better TO correct and Rygorate thu
dropping constitution than these medicines.
DR.. Evans' Medical Office, 100 Chatham street
Nesc York, tchere the Doctor may be consulted.
Be particular in seeing that the labels contain the lowns
notice Entered according to act Of Congress- BY VIM
Evans in the year 1892 the Clerks Oce Of the Southern
District Court Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

DUBLiC NOTiCE.-Nstes sfthe MANUFACTURE. Bsnt a
Beiievie, ~ u viii BE- purchased BY the subscrber Until
Ihnrsday Nov ", s'tsr which " will cease IL be Of value
JsYLvE&TER
noSy 100 Broadway and "a wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
PERSsE a. BROOKS,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No.6l LsSsvfp street
full assortment of Writing. Wrapping and Printing Pap~r
Binde Trusk and Band Box Boards BOYD. Bleaching Pow.
der, Feltings Wire Cloths Machine Blankets Blue sas
Press Papers Cloth do, Bonnet Boards For.ss and Domestic
Rag q. Ne. &C. &c.
90 Paper made 10 order ~ short soties suis.yw
DArEn-aecc Rssm. of Ru.d ro.sc.p ssd:Leu.r Paper
Il Tor sale W PrRssE b BOOKS,
81 Lssrtyst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

rhs RA1assspAy - -Usn6aass-Qss-Rsea -
ebay, sssss $50 yanr 1ngsa Ter shs ssxs
RrenaAsaey.
This eesstry u n . most Extraordinary Pesitics
The state slsssioss hsvs just slossdsrssss ana a.
founding results have bess Prcdsssd. Congress
meets in few days-and ose Of ogrsat parties
into which The masses are divided assemble II Har
risbsrr on w ednesday week to deliberate on their
presidential candidate and to determine no he shall
he. Ambition. patriotism, avarice, every dirty
uasson rivalry every bad and every good feeling Of
the human breast have agitated the country for ten
wears We are now in very momentcus period OF
our caresr-and few weeks will determine whether
Van Buren,, Clay, Scott, or Harrison has the best
prospects to govern the nation for the coming four
years, from 1904 to 1S44-'45. IN ga sft.sras
In coming to opinion on this subject, we aban-
don the beaten track Of the political jewellers Of the
day. Standing in calm, energetic, independent,
philosophical position, look abroad upon the POI
itical elements the mariner from the light house
looks upon the troubled ocean, threatening to swallow
up the frail banks that bound over its foam.
The government OF this country is formed by the
action Of two large masses, each organised into
party, and protesting to be governed more or less
by reason, patriotism, and common sense Measures.
passions, preudces, agtate these masses, according
to the nvariabe laws of human nature Their ravelu-
tons of opinion form political results their changes
offeelings regulate the whole frame Of society. By
anay sing and comparing past results we can antici-
pate, shape, and lead to the future. f
With these views, let proceed to an analysis Of
the last four years, order to be able to calculate
the chances of the next four. l0tr se.sat f1t
In 1886, Mr.. Van Buren, and General Harrison
were the competitors for the presidency By COM
mon consent, Mr.. Clay, who had been before the
country for sixteen years, and tried his luck
twice, withdrawn under the impression, that, as
man, whatever his personal merit may have been,
he utterly repulsive to the majority Of the peo-
pie Of the states and the Union. In that year the
country was pslmy and prosperous, although the
seeds Of disease originating in both parties, were
just beginning to prey on her vitals, The election
took place. and resulted xsfuifcws:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

S1EAN'S Hheumaic fIb edeciual remedy Tor he
~ Rhemsti. and all similar diseases such tSou Crams
spa.s, Nubness &c. They extensively used X
the United States Tor the last een years with very high a
probation and multitudcs have been relieved by them o
most distressing attacks Of the Rhsns Persons who have
been afflicted with Rheumatism ON ff twenty years. or
who have been wholly untitled Cor business for to-
geher, and unable 10 walk whost aid have by using %
been fully restored For sale bv Maynard Noyes Boston
and by the Druggists in this city s97-9sd&wsm. :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

GREAT REDUCTION IN DOMESTIC GOODS
NJ Heavy ssbesceed sheetng fol yard wde I'd per yard
bleahed Shir I'd, very stout OIL real LONE
Cloths IL good Caicoe' warranted fast eolors Sd Bedc
ID very heavy, Is stout Canton Flannes. IT,
Mennes-F'ne English Merinos, yards wide Is Cd per
ato 17s
White, red and yellow Fiaaneis Esgli.h Welsh
Germaa and Salisbury, al prices
shawis-Brocne shaws - real Broche Cashmere shaws
the greatest assortment offered the city 10 ara
former prices from 10 10 SOS
sh-Mcde ecor. Pou De Sol, and Gro Nsps rich 6ed
do, light aud DARK coiors
Rich figured ssrs heavy blue black Pou de Sol per I'd;
rich plaid do, a. Moussene de LANES ., Cd real Irish
Pop'ns ladies' zine cotton Hese, selling gsest redse
The ladies Of New York and vicinity are respectfully invit
ed toNa and examine the extensive Dry Good
ofsvery dscrpss, which offered prices cannot
fail to suit the most economical
HULL DORRANcE7 n Cstharine-st,
nlo Of first door above Monrce.st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25


In March, 1887, accordingly, Mr.. Van Baren as
cended the presidency. About the samc time the
vast expansions in the currencythe speculatons of
both parties. Encouragement ofpublcsnd private
affairs, begun to agitate and alarm the nation In the
midst Of this agitation, election took place in the
city of New York, and to the astonishment Of the
democrats, and the great JOY of their opponents,
complete revolution was effected in the popular vote
IA revolution predicted for six mo nths alone,
ms the very natural result Of the revusioR then
growing to a head in money affairs. The general
suspension OF specie payments soon followed-the
whole country convulsed-the commercial, agri-
cultural, and manufacturing classes were agitated
extremely. The light which broke upon the nation,
from the April sun 81 New York in 1887, like a
light from heaven breaking over the Handicapped
peaks of the Allegheny Mountains.
An extra session Of Congress was called-the Pre-
sident recommended his sub-treasnry system
remedy for the evils- The whole country were
thoroughly awakened to the folly, imbecity, and
incompstsasy Of the man IN power. He was defeat-
ed by his own Party4nvhs hover house Of Congress
and the back Of that defeat, woaderful and
overwhelming revolution took place sthroughout
the country. This viii be best understood by the
following returns Of the elections for 1886 and ST.
compared together
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

QiLLs OF EXCHANGE on ~ parts 81 England ireland
~ and Scotland, In Of Ts $40 6ib, Sac ANY
msunt, for sale a. 81 sYLvEsTERs, '13
n26y $50 Broadway and n Wall street
COLLECTIONS On all part, % ~. Union made o. rsssos-
W able terms at 81 syLvFeTERe, ~
aas-y lao Broadway and - wailst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Western wfhce. ~ Wall street, Louisville, Ken.
90 And by all Dr. VIM Evsns s.thorred agent, through
oct The United States. jy90 sdkwy
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
STOP TMKER

II IA 1SCOUNDREL calling hinieelK JOIiN
- WATERs, hired a Mare Of the Subscriber
10 30 % Goshen, in this State, on the tit inst.
I'd Sc 4 man by the natl1a Of Osborn, to get
his trunk, and was to retnen the same eve
1ihk, but failed to do 90, and has liot since
been heard Of He has lost one cys, md Is
lame Is about five feet six inches nigh. The
mare II grey, one Of her ganbfeI joints larg.
er than the other, quite stociky, md high life.
Alison Wagon and Harness Of one pf The
1eighb0fs. Whoever will return said nare
shall be handsomely rewarded, and very
generously rewarded for the nlnfe and thief.
'ysss'S';s ~ a'''..''s's' ORIN MURPHY
q Washington, OcioDer4 4, 1850. ls II n slp
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

80 S1SE Ni488e4 N}4to4S bS4D&aBS~
TSHE subscriber has received an addition
70 his former stock Of Goods, which he
/ g xious' to sell cheap ~ casa Purchasers
can tind at his store, among other articles,
Dlack, green md olive Clufhs, Pilot Cloifis,
I5ultlnetss Mefinos, M0useIiEl de T.aines 7snl-
ian. fouIt de GoiAnd Lustrfng Silks: French,
English and american Prints; Furniture 40;
.s0O Roy Brocha, Merih0 and other Ehawls;
xelvets. light and dark Vestings, cold Table
Covers. Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Cam.
Drac. cross barred and sKfsnet Cambric, Book
Muslin, Bobinet Lace, linen cambria and silk
tlandk Is. silk and gfnghan Erayats, brown
aud nieached Sheetings brown and bleached
Drillltlgs. Canton Flannel. Ticking, C0ttou
Cheek. Corded Skirt, Ccti0u Diaper, Batting
and WiclLing, white and c6lored WaddinE,
S0cks and Mocasins, Hose Gloves, Bmbrefl
aas, Suspenders &c. &c. &c. iss't
ClfsRN, Cs'0cNcea:, Egs.Ebess,
R4sesss Nled HMssSs Were,
Molassess Sugar Tea, CQffee Spices. ground
and Nngronnd. FLOUR, Salt Snuff and To-
bacon. smoked aud picked HolabuL picked
and dried Codfsh. Skads Mackerel, SoLE
4iRATNERss0sc. o.s, 81 d WHEELER. /
"a kf3chjSelds Ocf., O. sas3s ss .tsess s 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
GODS.
"a o. !. We zBB. Z (

nFFEKS for sale q very large and extern
~ siYe assortment of NRw GooDs, purcha-
sed in New York . few days since, consisting
of almost every article wanted Tor this and
l Y apPssac hing seasons ia par.ieolsr, m
Cloths, India Rubber Shoes, sc. &c 4Ec, DC.
icf sale 4 y snnll profit ior cash. PFpdpcs
II !ieSSsI oca y isso sisll algss .sIsg
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
&TR A.YEEl

I n = - ENRON the snbecflbeFs On
n y IL Bethienl, Sc YearliMgs-
four steers, two heifers three
- steers red, the other dark red,
With d white streak over the shoulder in the
fQfth Of a ring one heller, dark red, the 9TH
tfiight red, with d little white on The back;
slid' cattle were marked with d swallow fork
6n the left ear. Whoever will return said
c6ttle, OF give Information where they may
be- found, shall be literally rewarded fi Y.
sissy a'1si is&' aft2}@ FEE. THOMPSON.
n I3etklem, Oct. 7, 1889. 1900 t,sl 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

Aid Court Of Probate holden AZ Litcl fsId, sciitr
N and Jor the District Of Litehf m ne 90
day of Il October, 1880 I: Phipehas AziAey,
Esq. Judge Of tie Court ef Ps0bsts jar sid
districf, beiag dead !: Present. CGlviH HatIsy,
s Esq, Judge efths Court ef Probate .for M
y Gd;oiining aiarici Of Pl,ps,0afh, soho may VI
lGc acs, holding Ghe same ss3se In / 4 ,YsE
nNmOtion OF the Administrator on the
~ Estate Of EZRA CAMP. late Of Litchfeld,
deceased, this Court doth appoint the 2lst
day 81 Oct. 1889, at 10 O'Clock ii The tore
noon, at the Probate Office iii Iitchheld, Sor
The examination and settlement Of The AL
gninistration account Of said Administrafor,
when and where all persons interested, may
appear. IL they see cause and pc heard
touching said account: and doth also direct
said Executor 70 give public notice of this
order BY publishing the same Ina newspa-
pgrpfi6ted IN Litchfeld, and by posting The
same on the signpost IN said LitGhiieEds 1eag.
est the place where said deceased iasf dNeli.
ten days at least previous to said 2lst day of
October. Certified from Record. ,sss
slO Czo. C. WoODFUEv, Czeyk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
LEATHER

TUST received from New. YnFk. d supply
IN pf Soal ana Upper Leather, which vii
be sold at fair prices, BY Nj u s' ss,, ''s sis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

~ Court IF Probate holden ~ Canasn, a0ifhiB
and fersfhe Disfriel d Sharon, IN de 23d day
g9 September. a. n. l650s a. .ssess ssl
s, Psesenl Jgiiliem N. BisraA Esq. Ji1ge.a
AN moiion Of the execntoEs On The estate
~ Of CnEsTERFIELD rCHARMAM, late of Sha-
ron, deceased, this Court doth decree that six
for The CREDITOR Of said estate TO exhibit fhsir
claims against the same 70 the said executors
.-and directs TINT public notice be given Of
ibis order bY advertising Shemme ina news.
PAPER published IL Lilchdelds and by post.
Eng copy thereof On the public signpost in
aid town Of Sharon. ~ 81 $3.50
BkMJAnm SEARS 4 va,....,...
10 80 CakRLEs SEARs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

1900 10y the subscriber, about me
- NJ 2Oih Of September, TRrse
Aeep red Gales one steer, and
two heifere. The owner or
owners can obtain the same W calling, pro:
wing property, and paying charges.
201 ;S.a q as'R LEONARD ID. CARR.
No Goshen. Ocf. ], 1859. SIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
ia LEN UP.

4, s !. sss g. q 'seys sii Ris'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03

40 FICTlON.-This extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result OF science and the M
y,oron If a ce.t brated medical man, the introduce
ton ef which to the public was invented wlth the
so.eunity Of death-bed bequest, las since gained
a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
rectless Of the ameuted rr. Gndeys last COMICS
son tIat he dared not die without giving 10 pos
ter.fy the benefit OF his knowledge On this subject,
ami he therefore bequealhed 10 his rieudand atten-
dant Solomon Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
II s NOW used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country first and most GER
tany for tie cure Of the Piles aud also 50 extern
sl.ey and ciieciuaIy as 10 battle creduIty, unless
where its effects are Witnessed. Externally IN the
following complaints
For Dupsy-Crealing extraordinary absorption
al once. All SweIlngs reducing them IN few hrs.
Rheumatism-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group, aud Whooping Cough-Externally, and
over the chest. All Bruises, Spralns and Burns
Curing IN few hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores.
its operations upon adults and lchlldren in redu.
eng rheumatic sweings, and oosenlng coughs and
tghtnos Of the chest by relaxation of the parts, has
been surprising beyond conception.-The common
remark of those who have used tin the Piles, IS SIT
acts Ike charm"
THE PILES.-The price 81 srefunded 10 any
person who will use bottle OF Hays Linlment for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without te-
ing cured. These are the positive orders OF the
proprietor to the Agents and out of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length but
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers
CAUTlON--N can be genuine 2itnout a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and also that Of the AGENTS. SOL; HAYS.
10 For Sale by E A SMITH, Druggist Co'um-
bus Mississippi Jan II, 1880 27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03

UNIIIS VeI kuawu and vausb,e watering p-se
VIII b. reoptu,d on tie Goth of June 0r The
reception OF yl,.iers Tins place is too well known
As TO The quality Of TIE waters for Comment. TIE
proprietor 0uy deems Il necessary 10 say, that the
improvements having been greatly enlarged since
tie last season be IS prepared tU accommodate from
three % four hundred visitors, comfortably. here
is a very .arge and conmol,ous Bar Room, Billiard
Room aai Tea Pin Alley Tor tie amusement Of those
who fee. disposed IN drive away dull care; also a
very .arge, airy and convenient stable, newly built;
those Improvements, together with splendid Bal
Room not surpassed BY any IN the Southern coun-
try and the last but not the ieGSt IndueeneHt the
proprietor has been fortunate enough TO engage the
services of Mr.. Werlein and Mr.. Duran, who will
furnish him a splendid scientific Band Of Music, for
the accommodation Of tie fantastic toe after those
inducements he will add that every attention shall
be paid 20 the comfort Of bis guests, that his table
will be furnished with all the delicaces of the sea-
SON and his liquors and wines shall be of the best
quality and choicest brands. His charges are Us
iol.0ws
Board per month $50 90
a" day so
Children aud Servants half price,
Horse per month 50 90
day so
All current funds Of this State, together with the
money Of tue Mississippi Springs Raj Road Com
pany, will be received for Board.
ISAAC y. GLIDEWELL.
June l2-50-2m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
MOffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix BilterS.

TINHE high and envied celebrity which this pre-.
Il eminent Incidence has acquired toris lnyAr..
able efficacy in all the diseases which il processes to
to cure, has rendered the usual practice OF osenta.
uoos putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
OF them. They ore known by their fruits; their
good works testify for them, and they thrive not
by the faith oithc crcdulouS In all cases Of Co.'S
tyenes, dyspepsia bilious aud liver Affections,
asthma, piles, settled pains rheuma SIN, levers and
agnes, obstinate headaches, impure state Of lie
fluids, unhealthy appearance ofhe skin, nervous
debility the sickness incident to females in delicate
health every kind of weakness of the digestive o..
gans, and in all general arrangements Of health
these Medlclneshave invariably proved cerainand
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health ottc
most exhasuted constitution. AsingIe trial will place
the Life Pills and Phgnix Bitters beyond The rCacho
competition, in the estimation Of every patient, Pc
pared and Sold wholesale and retail, at W b. Mo-
fats Office, 367 Broadway, New York
For sale at the Drug Store of +. A. Smith IN
Hunts buildings, on South side el Main street, Co.
wmbus, Miss
Jan'y H. 1889 27tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
Notice.


HAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. u. Randle the
Il right OF Waterman 4 Lcarncd's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer To dispose Of individual
or county rights 10 suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son. sufficient time To test It's utility as it respects
IT'S Suitability, and the saving of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
oil others now N use, consists in the simplicity and
strength OF It's structure, having no complication Of
machinery that is liable To get out OF repair, and the
rapdlly Il tempcTs the clay aud moulds the brick,
making from 60 TO so per minute with the aid of
two horses, four men, and sufficient number of
boys to bear the brick
Those wishing for cheap aud expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well 10 avail
themselves OF thlsopportuny
All communications addressed to tie subscriber
will ncet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, i6J0.--39-tG
N. u. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights. can be accommodated hy APPLYING AZ
the office Of the Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials of the utility of the above men.
toned patent,
1.-THE Mlssssippan, Jackson, and the Republic
eau, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Insertions aud forward bills to me. j. r. s.