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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
1HE 2Lp u

V,HE oil ID EsTA IsHMENT DICATEDv APOR
BATH, rs JOHN sTREET:-MRs J. r CARKOLL
thanks faculty PARTICULAR and the pablo IN
era for the liberal support extended to this establishment for
the last fourteen hopes BY her assdy and attention
tn merit continuance of the The Baths In ch
operation and used with much all sudden colds
lief Testimonials otheir efficacy be seenat the establish
ment from the following Doctors Stevens
Mott Bush Boyd Macnven Rhneander, Nelson smith, Ire
land Nissan, vandenburgh, sc. kc .
Portable Baths part Of the city Brooklyn.
Sulphur Baths all hours Of the day, by giving hours
hce.
syrups Of SarsapaaaRd Liver*or and Herbs fresh from
the shakers No come xou with other establishment
This establishment the May 1926
Broadway opposite the CITY, Hospital. ISM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

RUsnrON AsPiNwALL, IS William street eher 70:
IN salt:--
10 barre 'sr,fnsd Csmvhor
casks frssh Charn0mic Flowers.
cases Turkey Gum Arabic.
Chinese tshuharS.
cases Turkey Sponses. assorted qualities
Gum Tragacanh.
casks Russia sheet lsinzl9ss. uaqf I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
"Try once, and if we dent you we will
not take your money"
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 7 DIVISION STREET
DIR. l.. GIRARDIN'S
FEMALE PANACEA, ANTI-MERCURIAL PA

NACEA AM NEtrEIABLE ELlAlk FILLS,
TOR the of delicate diseases; the distressing
plants to which feLes subject, mercurlal eruptons
and all those from the abuse Of ulcers
white swcings bad sores Of descriptions all dis
arising from hpuy OF the blood and decidedly the
best the ehecres the sesf eectHy speedy and
nent cure Offered to the public:
Being entire vegetable and uthce powerful to meet
the exgence of the obs innate and actta they
may be admins every instance only
whout the least danger OF the deeerious effects
frequently experienced from mineral medicines but with
tanty of There might be much SAID AMI Justly too
favor Of these medicines and might them the
only remedy, tAe mighty conqueror and publish certh
without fupprcssng the worthless
done; but have this species of deception to tn who
choose practice and whose medicine undoubtedly
inf rior as the imposition is detestabe.
We that PERSONS from the abuses
community by uprlnced chsratans who only rob
the patient of bis money, but with daring IMMUNITY
with his life have become perfectly dgusted with thing
apperaning to the medical profession and ready
almost every medicine though entirely ignorant ots virtue
mere humbug Aud here would humbug humbug
We wish il unlers that if not
want and from thi consideration,
shall not be csse with those whose sole object gull the
public, regardless ofconsequences
Try the medicines which dollar for the small and
two dollars for the large bote Pills the price and If
ind what have said to be the least
will not take farthing of your money.
The Iclaes viii he given 10 the at half price
The office constructed that the patients will
bat the doctor mse whose consult alton will be at all
tnss gratis Also small treatise for sale, price ~ cents
D. All communications promptly attended to when post
paid and entire in instance observed ap3 linz
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COLLECTIONS MADE on d.,
Geneva ithaca,
oedensburgh and the intermediate yaees on favorable
mascim. I'M WOODWARD.
piLEs! PILEs!! PILEs!..-oae dollar, the price OF
HAYS SE TNMEST FOR The H:' FILES s Wit
bgng cure Hundrs have tried -nons have isled II
sifeetual that EVEN one says acts Ike eharn.
.,S& & Cos" on IL, Wrappers. All others are false
sol as, 0Ss, E0'a s'e'eH'r street SOLOMON HAYS
poARDwo or three gntlemen can have fur ished room,
wih 69ars BY applying No. Park place Eng'Ish and
VALUABLE, osuETiC FOR ERUPTiONs on THE
fAcE AfD oa SKI ~ ,T yhEbrrAPEl k2TYi0IS
Is, Bosers er II spring street il an rticl- Of stan.
dfd ~or, I'D ntrt h.s H.n 10 use for Of years.
torty s,,sS " Of sIl Tbe sftcl- now ertsed
u ehss rms sorm ca filings, Ire kes, tan Sc It sgrte
IT, ' spSa ress 8 e,a,. G ''s' ' All TN
COLTS REPEATiN,I FtRE ARNs.--rh- Patent Arms
ne, teys5 frc ,P SsSasioTy R"Ssr ~ Rs1.a Ss
sho! Cup, q .'s essrs; eh which They e'ss len,ly &C.
sad hn's q any Ass ,9oti.a I'D from r.rsasd e,PsT
gun cver f-snuflctur-d.
md o. a pst, 70 holster s .1 re1eu. .n Gag cs
Of @ sgror 69' r9Te. and sho, All q s Enis
sg o"'''o '''' '''''' '''' '' ''0'' VA p s
n,
being satisfied that they make u object to their custom
80 srd ~ ~ho ~ fs'nr fhsu, si'h cai. sp I'm
MEN'S rOU rH-' AM CHlLDREN's CLOTHING
vi Tho a.. chespest and The b,st--GtO. A. UONT
co. No u Bnvsrt, k-ep constantly band very lsrr,
,osn siieaiy.s Clothing, suited & al ages and all
yaich they determined TO sell TO suit the
Hard Hnss. . ~ and test the above. ma2o sr'
StwrsoN's NrvIy INVENTED PORTABLE ENE
VA AprAEAT = contained IN little larger than
suuH b0x The ads sntages this instrument possesses all
thsr~ offered 10 the pubic is portability and
lltcty. They with svt.tg % Putnts at
n. SINPSONiS tss triadS,v. New NOrk.
Y. r. Wholesale ardrrs vromitil sSrtsi.L-
Lanrtts INSTRUMENTS ksfors Cutery- L. set and rcTrod
fets am
C,tIERRY's AsTRINGENT PiLLs-Dr. Cherry's cele
" hatsi Asirngent Pills for the radical removal % elects
Seminal weakness &C. asrths failure Of copsha. tuifbs IN
iectons 81 For sele by hs following sgents:A. p. D.
sands and Fulton street. Hart Chambers and
Broaday. Broadvay a. Sxth los Sirth
corns- Csrrns aud Bedf1rd H. 81. and Bowey Nos
corner Grand 81 Canal street; Chambers and
C,urch. Price. 81 uer boN. mats 3m
7 oNDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRU
II MFNTg Table Knives. Rs1ors Strols, Pen. Packet and
sorsise Knives Scissors Gallery. Brushes &C. from SNIP
SONS IS strand Load, MsRufacur,rs 70 the BRITISH
Navy - IL sIMPspNS,
NIB Wholesale orders PROMPTLY executed.
Instruments RayJs Cutery Sc SET and repaired
fetS3nf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
BOARDING.

THE PROPRIEToRs OF THE CARLTON HOUSE
inform theie friends AID the public that many families and
single eayng their residence at tins season OF
tie wear that they will their advantage call al the
Carlton they fnd accommodation the most
soanbie terms, for the year or less time 49, ,,.-1.,
ma BtNSON x h6Dtts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

MRS. MOTT, TIE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY
WI sICfAN OF NkW YORK. having just received large
quantity cots and esseptia 2. from Euro not to
which haze baed the skill Of the most eminent ry sicans
Mrs. MOTT positively pledges herself 10 OF relieve sl
diseases incident the human frame aud especially The
following; rhcamsm Of however Ing standiug tic doorsus
govt contraction PALSY, partly limbs, DECLINE consumP
ton humors. scroua salt rtum, kings evil esnker, ring
worms ca'arr, scaldktad, dyspepsia debility, spinal alice
tons nertous syppou white saengs asthma, ilundiee
liver complaint. hemorrsod. and itm7- weakhcsses
hts II falling 81, kness, and otter s.ases.
No mercury mineral of Lind used Any iemalr. IA
boring under various weakBesscs may consult Mrs. MOTT
With Perfect confidence Hours OF seeing patients from "a M
until r. NJ al her residence 1s Spring street, (wcst side OF
Efoadway Al Letters the country (posi paid promptly
attended Medicines forwarded 10 all par Of the United
States. aplf
DINE WOOD on JAMES R1yER.-The subscribers
have ready for delivery two ihcusasd cord Of ste am
boat wood which they will sell Al two dollars cord at
their landings the College creek The ssid creek emp,ies
into River miles below Jamestown, Immediately
posite Hog and Five and half feet be bad
the bar high water, and lighter viii be furnished that
earrcs thirty Of wood cut with the vessel
that her deck load after she the bar
Five thousand cords Of wood be f.hsd durrg the
DICKIE GAIT,
WILLIAM kDLOE.
William shurPh. Va. March 20, 1910. ari7 2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

THE largest, THE CHEAPEST,
WIGS AND SCALPS
ARE TO BEFOUND AT
CLIREHUGH'S,
2oz BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON STREET.
w a ss s, % a. 3. @an 1 psed
4s s h fh Sy lite & haze Ss s pa S m f c:erTe @
the Or THs eEsS P Ii; fSHHtr
WIGS AND SCALPS,
and TIA. Al SiIsIi are tat 5smE:
Ess1 FiRs 1d s when they
All "earer' and E.Ds F iE' p,i;s to his
which for elegance, ghness, and durability may ssed
a%ST g1 the . rO Ct s mes
T sm AID g equally s5S's els as to
% sna eE n sp ,e s nap @
sure is oyated For sOahcrn climate they inestiaJ
senato Members Of Congress and Gentlemen from every
quarter OF country who are now wearing C wigs can be
The prices will befound to suit the circumstances Of ali
MONEY! MONEYm WHO WANTS MONEYr-Any
i person or persons wishing I, go into easy
Be accommodated al No Is Ann street. near Nassau New
Wei With the s aSgrs of A. and who're they
for sale, prices to suit the times and thcse wishing
Is call ii; they will find to be greatly TO their in
The above Excellent opportunity for such wish good
Try or Europe would do wen 10 call apl I'm
eSOO REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD!-If you
pow would avoid imposition, beware Of quaek doeisrs
ard their nosrums attempt has already been made
e.Iye y3s with spurious imitation Of LEROfs FRENCH
RECQLECT the genuine medicine is the great Sseefe Of
Doctor Jerome Doroy Paris the most certain and rapid
ever know for a oeIfcfn disease
Those who wish avoid the fear Of and them
selves Ell. etaay val hnd s medsn. much superior to
other does not affect the BREATsnd change
prevents the possibility ofdsooVery while using
IT,
Besides this important leaves the part sub
the troublesome yiseS weaknest that oen
alter the ofother medicines; and used IN the first stage Of
the disease wall seldom fail to stop the discharge in few
days.
In long protracted Chronic stages Of the disease obstinate
elects Fluor Albus Gravel Female Complaints
Of these organs s beyond doubt, the eeotui remedy
having cured obstinate aer every
other medciu. had filled.
Its intention 10 that eptve system ofpuf
fng common in ts city. A. better proof challenge
produce sromedy equal 10 under forfeit Of $500
aud will hundred dollars for the detection and
Of any yenoing spurious n.tation
Obs.ryeThs genuine medicine sold only New TorN al
the Agents oce No SIS Nassau streets from Fulton
street lup srsirs of Sixth and Cherry streets
Pades DR. T. Baker, Of Charles and streets
Baltimore, aud Robt = Patterson, Washington City, D. &.
Each bottle has full scrpton OF the and all the
necessary directions in the English and French languages
PRCE-Siooa bottle; large bottles, Of doubles Sl5o
s20Sm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

&E0O REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pCOO For the of Gonorrhpa, elects Structures and
analogous complaints If the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
IL makes speedy and permanent without the least
sction Diet drink exposure change application to bu
sincss.
public If the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it, Our object TO notify where IL be had and
the proprietor challenges single OF GsnorIhna
be brought, in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture of $500
This disease that unfortunately pcrvades all ranks Of
cey-hg low, rich and poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy BY whsh they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted dose OF the
Mixture is taken night going bed when exposed
IL put up bottles with full directions IL
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at Dr. VIM. II. Minors drug store No is,
Broadway of Dey street Frankn House New York
and Jones Huchnsons Of smut and Seventh
Streets Philadelphia
Beware The genuine only above ja2e 3'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

LADIES' ARTICLES FOR DRESS, &C.
Corset Lacers, Bone Button,
Boot Lacers, Knitting Pins
Thirnbles, Button Moulds,
Tapes, Spirit Gas Wick,
Ivory Combs, Side Combs,
Bone Fyeets, Hair Pins,
Packs Pins, Wooden Pocket Combs,
Spoos Cotton Bed Lace.
Gross Cord, Quality Binding,
Black silk Cords, Bodkins,
Skein Sewing Cotton, Shoe Ribbon,
Silk Braids, Cialloon,
Cotton Braids, Twist Horn Combs
h. Pins, Eyeiet Machines.
Hooks and Eyes, French Working Cotton,
Stay Binting, Shears,
Black Pins, Thread,
Ferris, Sewing Silk
Metallic Evelets, Bobbiss,
Cotton Slide Carriers, Cotton Balls,
Needles, Whaebones,
Elastic Carriers, Suspenders
Pearl Buttons. States taggers tin,
Lamp Wicks, Iron Side Combs,
Boot Cord Ceokng Pins,
Scissors. Stilettoes.
Knitting Cotton,
For sale at No io2 Chatham street apio iot'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

OR HUNTERS RED DkOP-Eor class OF complaints
~ ony-Ohiee, No Division door Caharae
street. the only place in the city, well known for the
and extraordinary has performed
without diet hndrance from business when all other
dies have failed For particular of the medicine see'
yertis emtns O per vial. m
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
From the New York Courier & Enquirer.
THE TIMES.

Mr.. Van Buren's official organ,
and stipendiary supporter, the
Washington Globe, contained a
few days since, a funny article from
the pen Of Mr., John Bull Philam-
thopos, ridiculing the idea that any
distress prevails IN the country at
the present time. Mr.. Blair is not
distressed with his $500, 900 d year
The Office holders generally are
not well distressedbut numerous
as they are, they form but a small
portion of the American People.
We commend to Mr.. John Bull
and his friend Mr.. $500, 900 Blair,
the following paragraph from the
Western State Journal, a neWspa-
per published at Syracuse, In this
State, and somewhat better inform
ed than Mr.. Van Buren,, at least IN
regard to the prospects and condi-
ton of our agricultural interests:
aDoes d contracted circulation Of
paper the twenty millions Of dol
lars lying idle III the Banks Tie
last years crop aCaSting in our
barns ne Sbefib 5 pOice IL euerat
neigh bOr5tOOd crying of proper
III that nobody can bay tie ta.c
ruth .l'S ..taSl c0Jg TOR tie pit
tance sDe one tie gOregnnasnt for
its prot ion the calls Of the nee
Nv FOR charity the entreaties ofla-l
borers for employ the cessa-
ton 81 our foreign trade 1.-The dis
Of hands from the manu-
factories and workshops lhe ST.
Ience and gloom that perYades our
towns and cities the depreciation
Of our staples the discDntinuance
of our public Improvements The
ruin and bankruptcy Of thousands
IF business men does this faint
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

noticing mil / haro hi. Woodbury. doeas
ment bal1 M
MI. Wsbssel said BE aid not mean 3 op-
nose ilib III .-becanse he believed sns .h9n5
ey asked Coz was necessarily anu na1 ua9ss
would Be uanted before tie end q YET.
But be had objections 70 raising money s.a
such hiph rates of interests. The NOES 81
not run long enough to 90 into mafkss u
lsuall rates 81 interest, so % % abroad. Iils1
,sill absorb the capital which might 90 mo
business operations, and viii make money
more scarce and The pressure greater.
4 loan. IS regarded, Ii every respect pre-.
lfefable ID he issue of treasury notes
stock 81 the United States would PC
readily disposed Of il Hollands and g Eng
Hand.
Whence this Tepugnance % g ioan. 0ll liis
part 81 the administration
Ills simply their dread Of the political con-
sequences 81 giving abroad The idea that
they are mourning debt,-that they are DOT
8rowers
70 throw of this obvious notion, they
pretend to talk Of anticipating the revenue
inf this year. Does any one dream that the
revenue Of this year viii redeem these
notes mo -one-nOt man even 81 ne
party has the in Hest belief il any such
measure. The secretary knows the contrary.
The idea is perfectly puerile. Who does
mot know that this administration has been
borrowing money from the first session held
under Il down to this moment. IN 1887,
III borrowed money which has never been
lpaid but By borrowing other money, on
(which fha government has been paying
money ever sinceG
"A national debt has been begun, and
whoever Is 1t The head Of The administration
Tia 1910 viii end public debt, as old as
1887, which was incurred under the admin
lisiration Of Martin Van Buren,, and must be
provided against BY some better means than
Treasury notes on high interest.
Should 81 be necessary for the administra.
ltion which will succeed the present to fund
The existing debt, let il be understood thai
such measure would not be the beginning
of public debt
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

replying. j Gen. toole csa gain any fep.
inn 81 such conduct he mag be assaTed
lh he ll no be enrled d NIndicilHe
spifit and aisgenpofed feeling 81 revenge.
prompted suc course 81 cenduct The
change Is Is political views IS easily aes
counted foF-Mr Van Buren, has bought
him, moi Tor 50 many dollars and cents bNt
with price thai tie General knows how s.
appreciate. The General knows Mr. Van
Baren will, 81 and BY, givo him something
of more Importance, If this little favor shall
have the desired effect. Alasi Cor poor hu-
man nature Where Is That philosophy,
General
Iha proceedings 81 the day were inteTca-
ting and improving and willlong Be remen.
Ibered BIZ all who were present. The wings
win score Saturday 9th May, with chalk
the locofocos With charcoal
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
ANNUNCIATIONs.

We are authorised TO announce the Hon.
ROBT. 5. g. PERKINS, as a candidate for Judge
Of the Tenth Judicial District, for the State Of
Mississippi, a. the next special election.
c. ne are authorised 10 announce VIII
LIAM NEED as a candidate for State Treas
uTer at the special election, to Gil the vacan.
cy occasioned BY the death Of Col. JAMES G.
WILLIAMS.
Or We are authorised to announce WIN
Z. IUeH, Esq. as candidate for the Office
OF District Attorney, for the 10Th Judicial
District composed Of the counties Of Leake,
Atallas Holmes and Yazoo.
We are authorised to announce ROB-
ERI Y. PERRY, Esq, Of Carthage, as a
candidate for the Office Of District Attorney
of the tenth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties Of Lcake, Alfalfa, Holmes and
Yazoo.
We are authorized 10 announce MoR-
GAN =. FTTcH, Esq, Of Benton, as a candidate
for the Office of Judge Of the tenth Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Leake,
Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, at the special cleo
ton ia November next.
We are authorized 70 announce w
III. CRENsHAW, Esq, of Benton, as q candidate
for District Attorney in the 10Th Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of YazOo,
Holmes, Alfalfa and Leake.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

picture & the disasters Of me times
bespeak he capacity and wisdom
of our rulers, and recommend them
To our iii Lie confidence and sup
port2 We answer N0gl The his
tory Of this administration describes
d perpetual blunder On incurable
infatuation. ia no respect what
ever has it been successful. There
is not a green spot for the eyes to-
rest upon in the three years Of its
existence. We are, as a people,
absolYed from sustaining it any lon
GER. Our personal rights, our pc
.cuniary interests, our social and
political privileges, the public lib
|ertY. the constitution, and the dura-
lion Of the republic, are al endan-
gered If this administration is per-
mitted to reinstate itself in power.
How such a prospectwould darken
our hopes for the future!s
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
Hickory. Is this what he means
BY following Ia ihe foolsieps9
Ne0 York Times.

Bonap aries house tlong wood,
Sd. Helena IS now 6 barn-the
room he died ii IS q stable, and
where die imperial corpse lay in
state, may be seen a machine for
corn icagune.
You miehtha added, that. in
the chair where Washington and
jefferson once sat- may now be
seen Tan Buren, LOM Jour
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

He had heard such complaints
before that i was q sor1of political nome
mania which would 90 offalier the election.'
sslNhy, ST, said be, there Is no real dis
sfess lti is Ill imaginary. 81 Is slander
upon The county - IS not true. There
ars some men who want e live without la
bof- and such men look @ Congress for Ie.
Eiet. This IS not poor house, and have
nothing ID Do with the domestic difficulties
If tho country. NO man. siE, WHO has cons
Quoted his business pFaaeptly, feels any
disiress
Have You read t2 When and where do
you think Il vas sp0ken2 Aotin 1920, rs,
81 even 30 r Ii taken from I speecllfaade
sno 81 three ieseks since, not longer ago. 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
! SCENE IN PENNSYLVANIA.


A correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Standard describes the fol-
lowing thrilling spectacle:
Clsanlbersbsrg, April 9th, 1910
IN incident. We have just
held one of the most spirited and
enthusiastic meetings ever assem-
bIed in this country. 1t was for
the purpose Of appointing delegates
to the Young Mems baltimore
Convention. The hour designa-
ted in the call was one O'Clock Il.
M. but early in the morning the
hardy yeomanry came curing in,
under a sun Of the most delightful
spring days / have ever Witnessed,
lin dense masses and from the ex-
IRENE end Of the country. At
length the farmers and laborers
from the distant townships, began
to arrive By companies, with mu-
Isic, flags and banners. One dele
| CATION numbered nearly 800 in wa
lgnns and Dearborns- In the bor-
ough our active and spirited young
men had erected one of the most
characteristic Log Cabins I had
lever seen, and | have seen many.
IIt was decorated with buffalo robes,
E'coon skins, deer horns, OK chains,
.lold sickles, &c. &C., hanging on Its
corners and round it. But / can
mot describe all the particulars
should fill my sheet before / was
half done.
"There is one incident however
wh ch my feelings will not permit
me to pass over in silence
Whilst Mr.. Washington was adj
dressing the assembled thousands
Hi was tapped on the shoulder by a
country friend, who called my at
tention by pointing to the helVens
and crying out, loud enough to be
heard by the whole meeting, "a
large E1gIcr' | Immediately look
led up and saw in the distance,
coming directly from the WEST, the
winged messenger referred to, and
beneath him small black bird
(which 1 took to be q Martin.
They continued their course unit
they cameimmediately overthe vas
! Iconcourse---the eagle majestic anC
slow, and net tapping wing unit
he was directly over us when he
seemed to arrest his progress for a
brief period, then tapping his wings
gracefully, he steered off to the
North and the small bird Instantly
left him to pursue his course alone
and FASTENED to the SOUTH, and II
Ia few moments were both out o.
sight
Is this not somewhat singular
Many Of our friends think It looks
luminous! The Harrison Eagle
bringing good tidings from Con lec-
lticut, New York and other states
lin the South 2
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12

Weg give below some account Of most
enthusiastic whie meeting held Ct Jackson,
the seat Of government Of this State few
weeks since. Never have We seen or heard
Of sucha political excitement in Mississippi
before. The greatest harmony prevails and
the greatest enthusiasm rolls through the
country like torrent.