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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
0ENTLEMEN's CAsT.OFF CLOTHING.
Bought, and the full value given in cash, by
II. LENEI Io1 lViIlinrn atrcci

MOVING there persons who make puff In their
IN advertise nens FOR Csst-on Clothing and who in
do not give the value Ter the se H. T. will assure
those gentlemen who have such articles by
nay send for ofreeevng the very utmost value IN CASH
for every article.
line through the Post Office or otherwise TO the above adj
dress, VIII meet with due attention. de- an
DOCTOR GLOVER Ia consulted vsuI at his Office His
- prace experience, and his chemical srye
mene have enabled him 10 introduce into his practice several
articles which prompt curing those disease 10 which
he devotes his attention. ~
Dr. o. app1ses strangers that he has received regular eJ
eJ education, ard has devoted his attention for he Ia Ton
years 70 select branch Of his profession. His Office No
Ann street Private entrance third from The Mse
through az emily with lamp AZ the Office door 10y
HB-The Doctor keep general assortment of Trrsses
and Suspcnsory Bandaaes, which adjusted and apped az
above. INV 'ff'''" ~
Sni'' celebrated Elixir may be had at his store Price
o"e "'""' JEW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

IACHAU's PATENT.-The undersigned hs,,hv ,,ss. the
R,sasaS1 70 inform ths public, That he hla ssasshed
ofy ~ ms Nfsctacc Glasses called Jahuas Patent Spcc
taces The factory, for the convenience of the public has
peen m6ad At NO Chatham street facing the Park, where
ne VIII PC happy To receive orders which he will exrcute a.
AZ retail. F''' W w"
bose who arc IN went Of this article would do well TO call
hnd ~ convincef Of their superiority.
msd cerc ates their exeelleney will be shown TO
those who desire IL
Gold, Silver and Steel Frares continually on hand.
, CHARLES ". l.. JACHAU,
ldeSm' Chatham street, up stars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
NEW CASTLE nj E.h 1,th ,saa

NEW CASTLE DEL Feb. 18th, 1889
DE- LEvlsoN-Dear sr7l can never be grateful enough
y for the cure have received BY the Of invaluable
Medicine (Iunsr's Red Drop) for five months act.
ted with yenerea and dnrng that time took many medicines
but would cure At last physician up;
but fortunately day was speaIg 10 friend the sub
ect-he told me that Hunters Red Drop the only medi-
cine that would NIL Of which purchased OF your
agent IN PHILADELPHIA and the result - that enjoying
perfect health Now AFT suffering long and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red rop feel my
duty to inform the interested whers relief nay be tsd
4. b. R.
Division. n vial to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

COUNTERFEIT BRANDRETH'S PILLS, are sold b~
- over 200 Drug stores IN the city of NEW YORK "a
the miserable druggists who shall the
world from making you dessed and rejected Of your fellow
1t deeply to be lamene sake of public morals. th
justice and those who might be deceived compes me
% p'''''" "a i SELLER OF CouNTERFEITs. d
CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET ANb THE io Bo " 'fe
se FL o and north side Of Houston street
1t endeavored by using shsw Bills very to nine 10
deceive the portion of the public the
store and thus take the hard earnings Of the
winch more likely to njure than benefit for if the
felt that sold at the above store indeed good medicine
why should IT TO make IL sel-The
sion is that made TO njure2 Why made one
Druggist very careful that his inamy be we'll obsery
ed for he exhibits less than three that he
Pills for sale which only three cons-
ders honor and honesty perfectly useless But can tell him
than that of Of counterfeit The decid
eddy the honorable of the He chance Of
being sent to the State Prison for ten but your seller OF
for damages and the sellers of Counterfeit Medicine have
seldom thing loose they possibly be paw
They confirm the old rule that out Of nothing nothing
obtained.
My Office in the Bowery few doors south Of this ubusb-
seller Of Counterfeit Brandrehs Pills. them al INV
Office, which 276 Bowery between Prince
and as you value Your health never go to druggists
have never known who have used the Genuine Pills bt
that satisfied they the best medicine they had
used not for counteretng knaves there little
doubt but long before this time they would the place
ofal other pugaye medicines As they in fair way
70 become and depends with the ucou Public whether
shall be secured IN my Just rights.
The Pubhcs obedent servant,
b. BRANDRETH. NJ d, 2il Broadway.
2il broadway 276 Bowery 1856 Hudson streets being nv
own Offices the Pills purchased there be relied upon as the
r. RRANDPFTu ~ N Ioo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

TO THE PUBLtC-we call the sgecia attention Of the
pvhlic The Undue held out by SYLvssrrR Co
ss ior Investing IN raj estate situated N New Or
loans MISUNDERSTANDING the svnTss made by TIE David
Hale or The Journal Of have rood
knowing az G affair IN QUESTION possesses the conf
who have any doubts, 10 ra Sylvester Co who de-
srous on giving the most ul and perfect satisfaction IN
ply to any inquiries made. n25y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
CONFIDENTIAL,

DR BELL notifies the public that he may be consulted
- his office, ~ No Courtiand street, two doors from
Broadway with the utmost confidence in all DELICATE Dis
Eases requiring prompt and safe treatment Being REGs
PRAcrIToNER, patients rely all the
seation their demand with of
cessi ISSUE based upon the experience of o. twenty years
professional duties. Dr. Bell does advertise specific
drop pill rob for the of certain dseases-bu
tees all that anatomical medical chemical knowledge
O'clock. 4. VI. till 10 z. Vi. ial5-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

pIANO FORTES FOR HIRE.-A variety of good Piano
Eortes be at No 40 Fourteenth street. between
the f and sixth avenues at short distance from the Rail
road and be hired by the month single evening
Also assortment of Piano Fortes Of patterns
Of rosewood and mahogany which will be sold the
tulers prices, and warranted for a23-2meod+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF wAsHINGTON.-The
"a proprietor OF the above Enlistment grateful 20 the public
for patronage and dcsrous for Of
has reduced The gries Of boarding 70 81 rs per day.
Third and -Four and Half streets about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot where porter always IN attend
anee to take charge Of baggage. -
ja2s-iawim ISAAC BEERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

D.io ,hN tR continues usual devote hi.
and private diseases. W AZ "ehcate
n haNs been 80 unfortunate become the victims
~ sd unprnced rharatsns with which ,Is ci,v
,i " t luec Of te lsxty ofcur laws regulating he
~. tre fs.perruy solicited call N M old
ns'ry No PECK slip where 4nv tb,nsns
manifold diseases. 'P's u'"'erance from their
TO strnters Dr. Carpcnter bees leave 20 aad ,ba, h =
native and 10 the manor horn,' that he is gr,i
I@,s. tnd he diPoms 20 th tclsrs no rp,ai
cety ard has bad nearly thirty years pr,rti~ 80 20
taaliy c-rrs hs patients. 'p''''y ana eicc
Co Ssparsts Offices and entrances for ~. rr;,,.r
fell m '-'' i-asobthie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

DIX CORBlTT may be consulted IL the most c,eI-
-. manner n his Office ~ CITY Hall Place near
n9rk whore person afflicted with delicate diseases ia
c'ru"ftf ulcers Dyspepsia diseases Of
urehrs aud kidneys, and all diseases arising from ~
me1rSury or tmpntfy Of blood are invited 10 call "
~ btneinl effects arising from the ahuse of,
no =, R fsrsons troubled With disease ma
ivy 70 Ut ort with the perfect assurance Of bav,og -
Greatly cured without particle of mercury or anv o 49,
TO the means Of the applicant ~"" P"P'r'iohed
10 Attendance daily from 81. W. 10 ioPM sz-s,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

81 900 W En-, BE FoRFElTED p Poss Erad
disease N less than twenty -four hours For sale wholesale
and retail BY appointments by A. ID. SANDS and zoe
bers street and Broadway Of Chambers Church
streets ga Broadway SO aud $50 BoNey Burnett HOW'LL
Bowery corner Of Carmne and Bedford streets SO Sixth
ONT - 1850
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

ofvegeab substances, which specific action apon
sss a s Ss ss &
e e The d p a eli S ssesio:s "a g.
@ neeas
dcs'T.iaS vessel Any morbid action which have
ffs Ts%Ss'' the blood
lie %s ;s, e 3:
he S az and presersas
% Sf: rt and s e ct
Soe so na Tranquil mat old age when aTriye
erGy r %sd siss
,S%RoS9dfd ha Sy squai.ps
bad 5Gd morbid natter which renders blood %pus.
sag The So 5 s py e me sfGsio S, into
wssh may be rsgDa.sd By e doses always that
oaa from all other vessels OF body will also Be rois on
IN The same proportion BY which the blood invariably be
steady in the ofhe medicines will undOub
put Sss s o b the ssss ma, be according
adapted 20 the constitutions that they may taken al ali %a
hs heart ffitsS nervous ssaiaeIss a Sosr
hearts S@n ssS dsS SSSy wsa aDgs sne
green sickness, aulgnt niiass head
S@ sTs@s .pS%o a kSS ,s' s"a c.s;
saS reliafifom their sufernss by VIM Elans'
Nausea vomiting pains IN the side, limbs, head stomach or
Ss as and eSSa s qS to "a the inside alter
ton bad aes%s sppsa y relieved
One OF The most dangerous epochs to females at the change
. sSsSss ss Mill :. nv
may enable them TO Withstand The shocI ~ '"'O0~
When the aysem has been largely ron o
ovcrrained nothing = better to correct and nveorae thu
Doctor Exams Medical Office 100 Cbabs, s,r,,, No.,
| York, There the Doctor MAY BE- c0Essiied. y -
BE PARTICULAR e sssing that The labels contain losny
Sscs cisr Ks o s0 & Ss sSu, S%
| s. Powell, IS Cornh1l, Boston, Ma.
Mortimer AID Mowbrsy, Baliim.re, Nd
~ March Exchange place, Portsmouth, MI
Lewis Johnson, Washington, DC.
= y fsFh tincinnat, Ohio
Br2wn aud walsh, DELAWARE, Delaware Co OHIO
- 9hlouYh Yeytohi Alshtgomery Co Ohio.
JOIN S'i Rsis ono Railway. NY
=. ". CALDWELL Syracuse. Nv
William T.. Easten, Iowville. nv
Peter Van Setback Undertook, NY
II. y. yencs, Jamaica, III
Garfield Robins, Hartford Conn
iardesiy, HsrriscnhurE, Va
r. G. Lincoln. HIlowell, Me-
- Muller \, Q, Hagcrstown, Md
SssPs 'i Ws 'ii.s9t aS SiSSgs'''Tn' RS
Benjamin Earl SCo. Fall River, Mass
A. Hail. Eayettsylle, NC.
q. Johnson, Franklin, Ohio
| Th9s, y, Dawson Son, Easton, Md
y II. Whcey, Dover, NH.
STEPHEN Van Shack, Albany NY
Benjamin Old Newark, NJ J.
| Western Offce, ~ wall street, Louisville, Ken.
6- Andby All pr WIN. Evans authorized agents throushI
| The United States jy2o sd&ry
NOTICE Of application FOR the exemption Of debtors per
~ son fm Imprisonment, pursuant g the provisions the
nth article Of the first title Of the 9Th chapter Of the Sc
cond part Of the revised statutes. WILLIAM s. PAR
to appear before ,bs dnorase Robert H. Morris Rcorsor
the city Of New York Nassau street said city affair
rs O'Clock in the forenoon, on Thursday The ninth day or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
COLTS BOOKKEEPING.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY
N NEW-The which form the basis Of the science
cassed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms of grammar and arithmetic contains yo
cabulary Of mercantile and phrases Also, Key ex
planning the and JournaZng each OF the Bay
Book entries practical accountant would explain the same
TO his pup this smpes the science that young
Of common English acquire aknowlege without
the Learner Commercial Calculations and Forms o
keeping books every extent and Of comnecis
houses Public Addresses the first delivered the SUB
iect, &c. &c.ths day published by William Jackson vt
TTn,Asd states
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CTJREHUGH'S

TRIO OPHEROUS, OR INDICATED COMfOOND,
is the Of his long established and highly approved specnc
against
BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR,
and for the removal of Dandrih from the Skin.
FROM its celebrity and success many limitations have
II fosted public under DISCUSSES. One
adverses article which he has lately named Me-
many ladies' and gentlemen have been
in purchasing the for the other This
Il deemed necessary o prevent future mistakes.
be had only at the PROPRIETOR
Hair Cutting Rooms of Fulton and broadway, p
stars Of his appointed Agents. j. b. Dodd, Druggist
OF Blocker aud Broadway, and VIM. Minor Druggist
Franklin House, Broadway.
Ready made Wigs and Scalps great variety. ja29m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

~ TO RENT (possession immediately several suites
uM Of Rooms in the two three story Houses Nos and
eGiS ulton, suitable for lawyers Offices Terms mode.
rate Application To be made
fe3 Wv GRAHAN. WOOD 8 POWERS 40 Wall II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

v ue Ohlled states. ly2o Sd&ry
NOTICE Of application for the exemption OF debtors per
son rpm mprisonmcnt pursuant tn. provisions Of the
firth article Of the the fh chapter The Sc
cond part of the re,issd statutes. WILLIAM y Pan
ROT1 Notice frat published January soth Creditors
appear Honorable Robert ~ Morris Recor ~
the city Of New York. No Nassau street in said city affair
O'Clock the forenoon, Thursday, the ninth aav OF
April NEXT Ia9O-iaw Thios~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

TNFALLIBLk tINL FOR b--a-NOrgans COM
pound Basanic Pills, certified being the safest spsedst
and most eesbe by Ashley Cooper Bransby ooper
g Eotsgn Surgeons Lawrence. keate Brodie SIR
be NC For sale by appointneh by A. b. X d. SANDS,
md 100 Fulton street and the following Druggists
Chambers and Broad~ay Charch Chambers ga
Broadway: and 80 Dovyery; Burnett HOW'LL m BoSer
OF Carne and Bedford Sxh avenue; and
Buretts Patent Medcise 81 Canal Price 81 per
bottle.
NB-Obserye the seal. j. NJ" ON each. o22tF25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

Peach Orchard, Red Ash Broken and Egg $500
do Mountain, do do do 500
do do do Nut do 700
SchuylkiI, Grey Ash, Broken and Egg 700
Lehigh, do s75
Lackswsns and Beaver Meadow, Broken and Egg $50
do
N. B.-Liserpool and Sidney as low as the lowest
nf3 9m p. b. GUERNSEY * co
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

A thousand guns for old Kcntuck! Her voice
will sound the death knell of locofocoism. We
cut the following from the Louisville Journal
:" We can scarcely find language strong
enough to express the magnitude Of the Wing
victory in Kentucky. The name of our glori-
Gus State will be shouted from hill to plain and
from river to mountain throughout the country.
1t will be echoed in thunder wherever the Wing
spirit prevails.
We continue our returns. Among the whg
Senators gained, there are one in Hart and
Green, and one in Franklin. Owen and Ander-
son. Among the wing Representatives gained,
there are one in Green, one in Mercer, one in
Spencer, two in Henry, one in Estell, one in
Bath, one in Fleming, one in Nicholas, one in
Montgomery, two in Jefferson, one in Gallatin
and Carroll. We have heard rumors of divers
other gains, but we await more authentic in
telligence.
Below we give further such returns of the
vote for Governor, as we have received in let
tiers, exchange papers, &c. Most of the returns
given are only of the first days vote. Men from
the Green River country give US the additional
information, that the wings have carried Cald-
well, Trigg, and other counties that they never
dreamed Of carrying. A most intelligent gen.
tlemen, direct from the Northern part of the
State, informs US, that in the counties north Of
the Kentucky river, returns already received
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20

The St. Louis Republican says: With all the
adverses which the Wings have met with in
Missouri, their opponents, considering the adj
vantages they have in their organization and
drill, have nothing to boast of. Taking the
list of gains and losses in the Legislature, the
Wings have cause of rejoicing. The debtor and
credit account stands thus:
The Wings have gain members as follows: In
Lewis / Clark l, Shelby !, Audran l, Livings-
ton l, Cooper 2, Saline l, Lafayette 2; in all,
ten members. They have lost as follows Pike
3, Rails l, Perry l, Washington l, Jefferson 1;
in all, seven members, showing thus far Wing
gain of three members in the House Of Repre-
sentatives and gain of one Senator in the Ma
rion district.
In the House of Representatives, the Wings
have certainly forty members. In Warren there
is tic. In Perry, St. Genevieve one in WASH
ington, and one in Pike, the seats will be
contested. The Wings have right to expect,
in severafother counties, an addition to their
strength; and although there is not warrant to
expect majority in the Legislature, yet it is
certain that the ma iority of the loco focos
will not be increased. Adding the counties not
vet heard from, it is now evident that if old
Pike, Rails aud Washington had done as it was
expected they would have done, the Wings
would have had majority of from FIVE to Sc
ven on Joint ballot AS to the result OF contest
ing we have not much doubt, from the reck-
lessness displayed by the heads of the party, in
the New Jersey case, in Congress. In several
counties there is no earthly doubt, that the per.
sons elected have succeeded by illegal votes. In
St. Genevieve, in one case, ten men from Hi
nois voted for Representative. These cases
should be contested, not that we expect justice
from the dominant party, we would as soon
look for blood in turnip, but a contest will lay
before the people the frauds and al.practices
by which the present corrupt party in power at.
tempt to hold on to the spoils of Office. 1t will
show that this land, once land of freedom and
laws, is now ruled by fraud and the vilest abu-
ses of all law and justice-that the people are
cheated at every turn by the inscriptions min
ions Of the powers that be.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20
PRESENTS TO THE IMAUM OF MUSCAT.

PRESENTS TO THE IMAUM OF MUSCAT
1t will be recollected that the ship Sui
tanee, which arrived in New York some
time since, brough out presents from the
lmaum of Muscatt to our democratic Presi-
dent, which Congress directed to be sold
The ship has been refitted at the New
York Navy Yard, and Congress appro-
priated some $4,000 dollars to be expend-
ed by the President in presents to the
lmaum.
The President, in executing this trust.
has directed highly wrought specimens of
I fire arms, and other military weapons, in
Guiding repeating guns, rifles, pistols. and
variety of swords. of the most finished
and perfect workmanship.
A pleasure boat has also been construc-
ted at the Navy Yard for the Imaum. Her
outside enamelled white and polished, the
gunwales, row locks, tiller and staun-
chions for the support of the awnings, are
silver plated-the floor is carpeted-the
awning which covers the whole boat, is
of blue silk-the tiller rope and tassals of
silk. The whole splendid affair.
7aceuty-sir splendid mirrors are also
ordered. Two of them 100 inches by ",
the largest that have been made in this
countryside frame and ornaments of SUI
perior workmanship. Six of these mir
rors are rs by Sc; two As by 80; six 20
by Is; and six IS by l2.-Cie. Gaz.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20

predicted it two weeks ago, and then caution
cd our friends abroad not to be misled by such
q, Termination Of the contest We knew that
the southern part Of the state, in which the
small counties are each entitled to a represen-
Iativc, was decidedly Van Buren,, while the
wing strength yin the north, where the coun.
ties had not, in some cases, one fourth of their
proper representation. We now proceed to
prove the correctness of this position
In the first column below we place twelve
southern counties which are admitted to have
each chosen u V. B. representative Except
Franklin which sends two) making Is, with
the number of votes given in each in 1888, the
vote OF lo4o not being yet received, The same
counties, or their equivalent, are entitled to S
senator's In the second column we give the
counties composing the single district of 10
Da7less, which sends but l senator and re-
personalities, with the vote of 1910, estimating
1t IN the counties not heard from:
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20

The Louisville Journal thus glowingly
describes the closing scene of the late cleo
ton in that city.
CLOSE OF THE ELECTION.
On Wednesday evening cur election
closed, and the result must strike like an
electric shock on the frame of the whole
Union. Notwithstanding the falsehoods
of the Advertiser, notwithstanding the
forgeries of his o-workers in the foul
business of loco-focoism, and notwi.h-
standing the almost unlimited amount of
money expended by the Van Buren, party,
the Wings have carried Louisville and the
whole surrounding country, by majorities
unparalleled in the history Of elections.
It is no wonder that the working men of
New Albany and Louisville met and con-
graduated each other on their deliverance
from tyranny. It's no wander that thou
sands of freemen assembled at the Log
Cabin on Wednesday evening to seal
anew their devotion to our glorious con-
stitution SO long trampled upon by the ru-
lers at Washington. 1t is no wonder that
seeing the bright star of freedom glitter in
the horizon, and knowing that its beams
would soon illumine the whole country,
they proclaimed their JOY to each other
and to the world. 1t is well for them to
rejoice:, their JOY was no: SO much for
themselves as for their country. 1t was
well for them TO send forth their shouts
like conquering army. for their shouts
were not those of narrow sel6shness, but
Of a broad, liberal and expandedpatriotism.
It was well that they should express their
high emotions by blazing bon6res, stream
ing flags. and roaring cannon, for they
|exulted, not at any triumph Of faction,
hut at the certainty Of the deliverance Of
1.-THE republic from a fearful tyranny tina,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20
From the Louisville Journal, August 8.
INDIANA ELECTION.

! Every mail brings us additional cause
Of rejoicing. The Hoosiers are doing
the clean thing. They will scarcely have
enough Of Loco Focoism in the State for
seed: The Wings will have an over
whelming majority in the Legislature
They have gained one member of the
Senate in Cass, one in Marion, one in
Iippecanoe, and one in Floyd. they
have gained one Representative in Craw-
ford, two in Harrison, one in Martin, one
in Floyd, one in Marion, one in Hamil-
ton, one in Hancock, one in Montgome-
ry, two in Rush, one in Morgan, two in
Putnam, one in Cass, two in Bartholo-
new, one i'll Switzerland, one in Wayne,
one in Jennings, one in Jefferson, and
two in Tippecanoe. Total Wing gain,
thus far, four Senators and twenty-three
Representatives.
Birrpr'S 7nni H0,ynrfpe mn;
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-20
TO THE PTBLTG.

TEVHH undersigned have had applications to
Il grind grain for the purpose OF distiling
liquors, and their answers have invariably
beon-NO! for the following reasons: In or
der to grind sufficient for a distilery, we
would have to disappoint many of our Gus
toners who get grain ground for eating and
not for drinking: and that one OF us has
signed Il pledge (Which is held sacred as
any obligation zee could give) for the purchase
of wheat or corn. Now, having understood
that arrangements arc making to establish u
distilery in our ncighborhood, and that the
proprietors intend to canpel us to grind for
them, ire hereby giue notice 10 al ,rltuos it n.uy
concern, that we will not grind any descllp
ton of grain, for any person or persons what
ever, for the purposes of distilling liquors, un-
less compelled by law-which we think is
yet to be enacted.
COMFORT s. DAVIS,
Proprictors of Augusta Mills, Des Moines Co.
Aug 2O-tf II