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IMPERTINENT DIC1'ATION.

We find in the Richmond Enquirer, an
address Of the Democratic AssociatiOn Of
Richmond 10 the "RePuJticons " of North
Carolina. The late decision Of the People
Of this State seems TO have aroused their
ire, aud they I'VE mean the Immaculate
members of this meddling, Office Holders
Association at Richmond, Va. have the IN.
pudence to set themselves up over the PEG
pie Of North Carolina, as tedcherS OF
true Republlcaulsm We cannot fully ex
press our indignation at such an Insult to
the intelligence Of any portion of our Fell
low Ciiz-us. Ii is our intention TO review
this shameless document, so filled with false
hood aud mIsrepres ntations. AT present,
we must be satisfied with only calling the
attention Of our Wing friends 10 TIE fact,
that thousands aud iens Of thousands Of this
miserable piece Of impairment tustlan are
10 be circulated throughout our Stale. Let
thea look out Rad. Reg.
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RES, and Abnsr Moore. J. Z. Seroggs, MI
las Till, Col. John Watts, J. f. johnson,
Leander Morrison aud VIM. 7. Watts Cor
responding Secretaries; J. @. Sharp Tree
suIer. DR.. l.. A. Moore ard j. q. Sharp
were appointed to deliver each an Address
on the day Of election.
Reselrsd, That the proceedings of this meet.
ing be inserted III the Wing paper Of the day.
LEVI n. ALEXANDER, ChdrMda.
SlLAs j. SHARP, o.-.,.,..
INo. 4. MURcHisoN,
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Return of a Niqister.-lt is stated that
Mr.. Muhlenburg, American Minister, at the
Cour, of Vienna, is expected to take his au
dlence leave of the Emperor of Austria,
about tho LIST OF this month, preparatory to
his departure for the west OF Europe, whence
he will leave for the United States early ~
the fall Raleigh Register.
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DEATH or MIR. WILLIAMSON.

John G. A. Williamson, ESQ. Charge de Affairs
of the United States for the Republic Of Nenelu-
ella, died at Caracas on the Ith of August, in the
5Oth wear Of his age. Mr.. w. was a nutiyo OF
Person county, in this State, and was highly re.
speotcd and esteemed as gentleman of talents
and worth A just and feeling tribute to his mcr,
its is given in an official notice Of his death pub
hshea in tho Gazette Of Venezuela. --RGl. S'cr,
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GI1GcgnGfg$
Thursday, september 2i, 1850.
The E'eO!S.e's Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
EN. nv. HARRISON. of Ohio.

One Presidential T'erm-fLe integrity Of Public
SeTUaRts--the Sgfsty If the Public Money, aad
The general rood " tie PEOPLE.
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Judicial Appointment.-A, meeting of
The Council OF State, called BY the Cover
nor, in this City, on Friday last, for the pur
pose of filling the vacancy on our Superior
Court Bench, occasioned by the resignation
of Judge Toomer, William II Battle, Esq.
of this City, was aPpointcd.-Rai' Register
of the lSt inst.
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I,uh;ic HrccIinc.


a meeting Of the Wings Of Mccklen-
burg, Lincoln, ircdeIl and Cabarrus, Wl.
take place on Friiay the 2-td d October,
at the house Of james {. Montgomery
on the road leading from Charlotte to
Siatcsyille, about / 3 miles from the for
MGR. d. +. Caldwell. Mr.. Boydcn, d,
VI. Barringer and Gen. B. N. Edney, arc
expected to be present, and will address
the meeting.
Tho Ladies are invited to honor the
meeting by their presence.
w We have given this week Gen.
Jaekson's rcloinder to Mr.. Clay. How
far Gen. jackson was iustidablc in max
ING his attack on Mr. Clay, we leave il 10
our readers to judge, the whole case beng
before them. But ue really believe that
Gen. Jackson must have known 81 Mr.
Liyingston's dedication at the time Of his
appointment, but he being bora to com.
niand was regardless Of the evil tendency
growing on, Of such an appointment. And
a, 10 the appointment Of Swartwom, it Is
wei known that although the Senaio bc.
fore its adjournment requested 70 know il.
be had any appointments to make he stated
that he had none aud IA few day after
Swar,wout was appointed Collector. Why
vas this Nodoubt because he was aware
that the Senate would reject him. Aud
i, was nmc months before he was n5mna.
ted 10 the Senate In publishing tins re.
l1iudcr the Nashville Banner makes the
following remarks;
E" Every nan who roads Mr. Clays reply 70
Com Jacss1n's irst card, must hsya seen that II
vas absolutely conclusive, aud furnished the Goa
oral no pfoiast whatever for continuing The con.
troycfsy. There w4suothilg IN ii 70 which Gen.
jackson c04ll Justly ,4kc exceptions, But al
who hays had The pleasure OF knowing that dls
tinlui,hed .ndfgidu5l must hsFe feulrked, that
whenever Ar wanted To quarrel WIN mai Ac
was a, no l5ai for preieHt, and would make one
rather L'5 e e.'Sed Y bis wishes a Looa = 'e
Or affects TO = ). an ssioyr passion >, so'aetbins
Be va, in'Gi,',eg ls,a' - :, ' NJ ~. go.
u,n. aud ,hcrcupou Publishes very abusive card
hr Clay ~ D, TstY , ,r. upon '' - qua.
UPON information Of 50 uncertain character, IN.
stead e ealing "po9 t hn - W. 'f.' p,l's :
calmly proceeds 10 inform the pnbla under has
own sgn'IgTe, wna. MN N II" sa,a "r, o,,
what had bean cariei % Gen Jackson Hero
was Pont "nsfG oeg. ,.gnso, ,, mqp Ros
seeing thai Nh. CLAWS language as reported By
ll',sg,' W.T. o, .n,rca NM sor no Ground what.
ever for quarrel. Gen Jackson n BIZ TeloI,n.
Io' ~. OlrS regiycd AYERS ,ha, il ,ras correct,
that Mg ClayS on version % ns own iale4lgo
and gross cpnhe,s-bs organ, tho meanwhile,
snpPr'ss'ne HI ny, TN, VA, a,' sg,5 a. man !,
,roycr.y. We give Con, Jaeksons rejo:nder,
therefore, without further comiienl'
n
N '0' WV -,
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FEyUE Subscriber offers his services IN the
g. Commission Business, ,or the sale and ship
meGt of Country Produce.
He viii receive 10 store and sell any article of
produce free Of storage for commission of 2! per
cent. where the articles are tsihout limits; When
Gmie3 a reasonable storage will be charged.
lie will ship Cotton OF other Produce TO New
\ ork or Charleston, making LIBERAL CASH
ADVANCES for a Commission Of p per cent. on
The Cash advanced.
lie keeps constantly On hand very large
etnck of
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nEIIGI0IS -NnTIcE

Tie Third Quarterly Meeting for the Charlotte
Station viii commence on Friday the 18th inst.
at the Methodist Church in Charlotte, and CONT
nne un.l Monday morning. SEPT. 20, lolO
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CAMnEN--S-, PIEMEER
CoLrNRIA-sEPTEMBER II.

BaggIog, Hemp IS u q Corr, e. 70
Bale Rope, l0a l5Oats, 20 a CO
Bacon, round, : a y fror, Swedes, Sc :
Butter, country, % a 81 DO English, So q
Cotton. "a gtLard. 10 a u
Mackerel, $50 a l. uolasses. Cuba 40 90
Flour, country, Sc 64 do NO SO a So
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THE CONVENTION.

We must again invite the attention ofeYe.
r. true Wing 10 this subject. Every thing
depends on concert of action. The Convex
ton has been called al The solicitation Of III
mefous Wings good and true---throughaut
The State. VA they-CAN they disap
poln, the many friends who will assemble %
the 5ih Of October next, 10 unite their en-
ergses in tho great cause of the country
We hope mol. Co1e--COME, and lei
crcrg heart beat warm on that glorious do,
inthe cause Of Libertyt IFho ciit be LIKE
uarm2 VIII the EAST? No VII
The NORTH No The SOUTH =
VIII the great-the gallant WEST No
No None will refuse TO rally around the
Standard Of their Country. RAJ. Register
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FROM FLORIDA More Indian Omrdoes.
-" The Quincy Sentinel of the 2sth nit.
says -" We arc informed by gentleman
residing in this place, who has perused de-
spatchcs from Gel. Bailey to the Executive
at Tallahassee, that on the night of the 18th
inst. large body of Indians (number I'M
known) attacked the inhabitants OF Column.
bia county, in the vicinity of Suwamec
Upper Spring, and entirely DESTROYED four
teen houses and plantations, laying waste
the crops. Four whites, and two or three
negroes are known TO have been murdered,
and ii is feared that more have shared the
same fate. We have been informed by a
gentleman who passed near the scene OF
devastation, that in the house SIX children
were murdered in their beds. The details
we cannot give, but have heard enough to
be convinced that it will prove to be one of
the most shocking of the many outrages
that have been perpetrated by these ruth
less barbarlans,"
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~ assure you the State Of Now York IS just
as safe for Harrison as the State of Vermont
IN TINS THERE rs NO MISTikE."--
C6yrtspadrnce Ma, IrttV
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Prcseutmeni Of a Governor. grand
Jury OF Sewer county, in Tennessee, have
presented Governor Polk, as a most serious
grievance. Whether the Court adopted
any remedial or punitory measures, N con-
sequence, we are not informed. The pre-
sentiment charges thatthe Govenorinstead
of remaining at his post in discharge Of his
duties, is traversing the State conducting
an elactionecring campaign.
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Poinaen on. ogaia.-socretary Poinsott

PoiRseH out ogain.-Secretary Poinsott
in compliance with very urgent letter
from the Editor of the Enquirer IS out
again in that paper in letter occupying
eight Of It's columns, in explanation, e&-
;eauation, and mitigation Of the Standing
Army Bill, aud President Van Buren's
equivocal declarations in respect to it,
The main design Of i, apparently is, TO re-
licyc the President from the imputatlon
which in the opinion Of many lies upon his
cerociiy, and poins works very hard,
and no doubt very conScienttousiy to extri-
cate his superior. This heightened and
dreadful eiiusion viii have just the same
effect with Mr.. Van Buren's long winded
and Janus faced Elizabeth City letter: il
will make matters worse.-Rich. Wing.
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Elcgoutly Cavgkt-Goneral Thomas
Giascock, Of Georgia, having written aud
publishcdu scuirilous handbill agalns; Cen
eral Harrison, charging the latter with
having some thirty years ago, as Cover
nor Of the Northwestern Territory, signed
a law directing the punishment, without
distinction Of sex, sf WHIPPING for Ger
tain offences in the territory, the editor OF
the Augusta Chronicle, has turned the Ia
hles upon the accused in an elegant style,
lie has proved from the records Of the
Legislature that at much later period
Glascock himself voted for law IN Geor-
gia inficting the same punishment, even
upon the bare backs Of females - Com,
ADJ.
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Col. JJknson.-The Loco Focos Of Ohio
arc putting Dick, clever Dick, to odd pur
poses. According to the Toledo Blade, the
U. :. Senator Allen (who, with Dick
stumps the State during his speech. takes
the Cot. By the arm, and says: Gentlemen,
here is the real hero Of the Thames. lie
has rot wounds, honorable wounds receiy.
Cd in fighting that battle. And then turn
ing 10 the Col. says Col. make bare
your arm and show to the people your Ger
t.licatcs of bravery. Now Col. exhibit
your neck, aud let the people see, who ii
was that fought their battles for them
Here gentlemen, is q real hero, none OF
your sham certidcates.-N J. Express.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
PHrL.prLPH1A, wedncsday-4P. NJ

PHILApELPHIA, wednesday-4P p. VI.
A Wing meeting of young men TO insure a full
representation Of the members Of that party Of the
city AID county, at the young mems National Con-
vention, to be held in Baltimore in May next will be
held at the Masonic Hall this evening. IL will be an
overwhelming gathering Philadelphia has no place
TO hold public meeting in, Of sufhcscnt size TO &C
commodate more than two thousand people
The impression is gaining ground that Richard
Rush will be our Collector OF the Port in place OF
Governor Wolff deceased He is better calculated
TO sustain the in its leading
than any other in the State; and, therefore,
think he will be selected.
Woods trial for the murder Of his child, will be
commenced next week.
The splendid silver pitcher intended TO have been
presented to Governor Seward, Of your State, BY
the " Whig lrishnen and Sons of Irshmen" Of this
city, was cold by the manufacturer, at public auc-
ton, IT. Patrick's day in the morning. Ii
was sold on account Of those whom il might con-
cern, Of whom is Alderman Binns, who acted as
chairman Of the committee that ordered the pitcher
His has been any thing bat just towards the
manufacturer.
The pitcher has been left, as I understand, at the
hotel of Thomas VI. Pennington, in Franklin place,
Market street for inspection Of the public for
few DAYS,
The sales Of stocks were larger than common
today. y. J. Bank has sold from Is to * l-2; about
400 shares were disposed Of. No change in other
stocks.
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THE EYE.

%FEEkFE r. sTr whose % .ya1an
vice and administer remedies in all sneh ease.
in h. city !. f'SS 81 Professional
has cured who have been by other pro-
spsl Inepsn' oa'aS SAs Ssv s.e'
IS Greenwich street, near the Battery, Ny.
9 s:. ess; os '.i@ e ssisss ss
by grateful feelings for the restoration Of the
's's @ ns
ss As !S:rs
ssi s
Sy S1 ali those who may BE- SnoS
n3Sy sa wh diseases of the x sT EfS
Monarky Jan IS, isao near Hackensack N. j. sm.
TO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME REsTELL, ~.
that since the tTodus?n into this country about year ago
s ID, a. Sse. Of I a%d sna o IT,
md and skepcai that for twenty years
By seeSTaIsG d" and Female FSysea
this subject her particular AMI special study still
inclined to entertain degree dstrqs until becoTs
sSis Of their sdopSn t. the hapPnes The health nay often
suits which affect not only the present Of BIZ,
known that the aries beyond the
many Instances does tie harSwokine her and more espe
be Ss %S orr at az osr % TO
and living tolls when tey might have enjoyed comfort
anepce; and If and toll have weighed
spirit last broken the health ofhe father how
often the widow left unable with The most vrtuo9s nten
TONS her atheriess offspring from becoming degraded
objects of charity profsae Yotares OF YeeI and even
though competence and sale upon us, how oten, alas
the days of the tind h1sband ard father cnttod M h
holiuE tie form l iccn,A. N attn OF The C M
OF his boson, sac had reached age OF
thirtytast nh. into nature Eraye-u an M certain
himself being early beret the partner OF hs Joys
andi his young and helpless children 81 the endear
ing attentions and watchiu soicrde, which mother
bestow urequeny AZ time when least able
support the heart.rending action! Is desrbe then
n for %
less of consequences 70 temser the we'll being OF their
offspring simple, easy healthy and AIN remedy is
within our contoll The advertiser feeling the portnes Of
this s, aud cstnag the vast benefits resulting TO thou
sands by the adoption Of prescribed by her would
spectuly the attention Of the married, by all thai
hold and dear consideration. Is II not
and rtou evils 80 which subject by simple
he ahy within contro1 Every dispassonate,
uous enlightened mini will unhesitsngy the
Affirmative This all that Madame Rese recommends
recommended Price Five Dollars apackage accompanied with
sle call personally, "Crculars fully explanatory,
will be free (postage exceped To part the
United States Al esrs nust be postpaid and addressed to
Greenwich street, New York Office hours from A NJ
to P NJ Philadelphia office, ssi South Eighth street.
mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

GAIT RHEUM AND RINGw ORMs- Cibney Is CeIebrat
ed Wash for the above diseases pmples the
other diseases Of the skin; and it most happily
what called Jackson BARRIERS Itch often prodnc ed
shaving In instance has this medicine failed cure, nor
will IT, q used drected-beng wash Is pleasant and safe
Efsn The above diseases ef the skin present themselves
variety Of forms Of which may receive speedy and
nsn eyre Al hng epfnse as thousands "a this city can ies
for sale BY John OntaDk Agent drug Broad
way New York Rstaed at No Bowery: Crandst; M
Canal-st; 9Oe Broadway. mas m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
COLTS BOOKKEEPING.

4 PRACT.CA. WORK UPoN A PAN ENTIRELY
II NEW.-The accounts which form the basis the science
classed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms Of grammar and arithmetic II contains
eAbulary of sne terms and phrases Also key
claiming the nature and manner of each Of the Dsv
to his pupil this smphs the seiecs any young
Of English education acquire without
the assistance To which added, Directions
the Lear commercial Calculations and Practical Forms o
keep,ug books every extent and variety
houses Public Addrss the first delivered upon the
iect sc. Sc-thls day published by William jackson, io2
Breaaway and for sale at the principal Bookstores in the
United States. nG.sm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

DR- CRUMRACKERs CELEBRATED TONIC < AN
~ TIDYsPEPTIC PlLL-Tkis remedy possesses that most
valuable combination OF Caharc and Tonic desira
be BY which the digestive strengthened and the
bowels relieved and produces sickness and
requires diet occupation These pills
entirely free from and few boyes will be generally
found sufficient the Of Dyspepsia correct
acdty OF the stomach, habitua SICK head
ache hcarsurn hatu,ncy and diseases OF and child
apd retail BY FAY Ae.a' drug , TO sa BroedSSay
cry, cor Grands ia Cant; at Messrs Mess ts1 Crands
Nc. Price so c per box maJ Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
THE OLD EsTABLIsHMENT.-ME yAPoR
i hath rs JOHN STREET-MRS. r r. CA RROLL

i BATH rs JOHN sTREET-MRs T. r. CA RROLL
thanks the faculty in particular and the public
er for the ber. support eresded to this establishment s
merit Of the same. The Baths fab
operation and used with much all sudden colds
Group &c Sc TO which they afford immediate
lief Tcsmonias other efficacy can be seen at the establish
the following eminent Doctors stevens
Mott Bush, Boyd Macnven Rim Nelson Smith, Ire
land, Nissan, Vandenburyh, nc. &c. .
Portable Baths sent any part OF the city Brooklyn.
suFhu Baths all hours s the day, by giving hours
tice.
syrups OF saapara sad Livero and Herbs fresh FROM
the Shakers No eonnexion with other establishment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
]. PEASE x SON, As Division street
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.

CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.
| Our Hsrehound Essence alone
HurSfsS i; VIRTUES sr sST s, :.P Sw
That all who please read,
To those ia power who need
The counsellor at bench and bar,
Once ds s Il; to . ais,h's e lsass TOO lar
But now 1 eioy's ser,ih cate
:, Displays our Horehound's pride
Each counsellor day may speak
MY child has long painfully afflicted with the whoop
su snS sS
Candy pB4 ja1ss:hf st ff,f st.
n remedy 'iSfa ss 'S saS %,
wife severely afflicted with sS9sh and az ass
"'''N' UNIV II. AYERS, q2d street near Sd avenue.
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
20 The orator Tnn IN Con eni;sa now
Feels all in delicious glow,
His hearers list with wild delight
Na an Srss a III h sp eject sS S Sasfy
Is Peases' Horehound Candy.
The minister from pulpit high
Preeiaimns JOY and ssceor nigh
With precious revelations;
The flock all wonder at the change,
So eloquent and handy
w1S Pss.. hi ss 80 scs ssa Snd strange
No public speaker should be without Peases orehoud Can
dy, for it clears the and strengthens the lungs
Counsellor SMITH, No. Al Liberty ST.
No family should be without Peases' Clarified Essence OF
HorehOund Candy and ALL II is valuable
remedy for the whooping asthma
AgensBurrell, Chatham street; HorseGed as Bowey
Elton oi Nassau Of Ann street, Neeiy ea Beeck1
Lee Bowery r. Lecoun junction OF Grand and
Division street; Anderson, 242 Greenwich street, MARITIME
Ninth of 2ls street, Barmore agnew 80
Hudson street =,
Agents Brooklyn, L. IHays 1879 Fulton street, Handy
Is High street
Henry Higgins, Elizabethtown, n. j.
BEWARE.-None genuine but what are signed
j. PEASE x SON, As Division street
Of an be obtained wholesale and tail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
MANESCA'S ORAL SYSTEM

FRENCH LANGUAGE--Mrs. DURAND, daughter oil
the late John MaResca. will commence another Glass
the ORAL SYSTEM Fully yersed m that ethod by the IN
her father she feels confident in her ability to
part thorough knowledge OF the French language The Class
will be formed for such hour be enent A Class
Of Ladies will also be formed Address p City HaPlace.
ma Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

HOWARDs HoTEL.-This very extensive and cheerfuIly
arranged establishment built 10 for the shserber at
cost Of Sl0D00 for the buildings alone Will be- furnish
ed and ready Tor the reception Of guests the "a lach
and ranks with the very best hotels IN this country
magnitude and I'm the Judgment f those
their experience, should best know IL the the
subscriber keep II IN style commensurate with the advan
tagcs u possesses
The hotel . vsrosy calculated for different tastes and
vep.nces, and with brrslity which IL hoped
wsatsy al that feel inclination pstropfIe the
house. Having three large dining rooms, Cor ladies aud
families aud two for gentlemen The subscriber intends fur
Rhng meals expressly FOR the accommodation Of
early hours breakfast ORR O'Clock; and
dinner al O'Clock; and in the other dining
breakfasts will he served from 10 II o'clock, and dinner
same, at 81 O'Clock,
The house Furnishes accommodations for $50 guess The
sleeping apartments the cheerful character each be-
ing furnished with crate and al we'll lighted an IN. other
keeping with the liberal and
the subscriber viii feel grateful for any patronage he
ceive. fc22 imd&itw' D. ID. HOWARD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH oNLY:-,!A
nsrm; h hen N s o@ 5
known Broadssy Hall with tables WHERE rs VIII
hp.i %sE w.sh
there are thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of every DC
The above have the reputation Of being kept in the
respectable and the assortment Of tables
sporting
Navy, at SIMPSONS,
who,...,s order. ,,, ls' Broadway New York.
Lsncets INSTRUMENTS Razo Cutlery &c., set and repaired
,sov NEW CASTLE Del, Feb .tth, 1888;
M sS Fs g.. = % s.ss sra
but none would Al last my physician gave me up
M sa " en- s s Bssss I'D
that would mi Of which purchased Of
rG, Reas Ns% r after suffering 80 snS snd nSe q
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel my
duty to i-f0'" the interested where relief may 3 Id
Division. 81 per vial mas I'm
MISUNDERSTANDING CORNELL HARRIS
IL Dsters and Recti6ers have removed from I7l South
store 4 Front street. opposite Burns slip where
domestic Liquors such Pure spirit, Brandy, Gin and
Front street Caiharine Ferry, Brooklyn nae 5wis@
"A LEGAY DEC AMP would most respectfully inform
s sss" Fl HAT Ans
HOUSE ni SEA- at Us Broadway, near Maiden lane
Having had experience the establishment of Charles St
with confidence that they furnish good hat in
every particular hsy have net the say bstter as
Genemens Hats and Caps Military and Naval made to
Umbrellas and other articles line also furnished
Hats ofdiherent qualities to suit customer =,
Older establishments all fvors will be thankfully received
nhi Ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

STE PASSAGE FOR LONDON.-A first class pae h 4
xf ship will be despatched for the above port The 10th
sskae<-of March Can accommodate few cabin, second
cabin and steeraEe low rates by srplyng
HERDMAN 4 KEENAN,.
south air ef sta