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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
Trough. ASTHMA, SPIT TING BLOOD Or
u sixty YEARS STANDING, CURED ny
EXPEC I0RaNf.

From AtAiasons Philadelphia Epenins Poet
PHilApELrHrA. Aug. rs, 1893.
Mr.. ATglKsos-Sir-~i has been ny misfortune
TO labor under cough and nsthuaiicsi oppression,
ier more thu half century. When solder IN
tho American camp, IN 1873. | wih many others
lowing TO great expo.ure.) had violent attack OF
disease OF the lungs, BY which was dnablrd from
duiy for long time. Since hal period. until re-
Gently, I have never been free from violent cough
and difficulty Of breathing. Year after year have
expeciorated over gill day; Often much more,
and sometimes mixed win blood. Fo, months To.
ge,her. night after night, have hsd TO sit or be
boIsiered up obtain my brea'h. The weakness
and debility caused by such constant ey 2ectofs tion
frequently brought me TO slate bordering on death
X has been y uuiter Of astonishnept 10 my family
and friends, that here 20 write ihin 10 you.
have had skiliul phy siosus 10 attend me and every
thing done that though, likely Ia Eivs ma re-
lief wtLout any benehcia, feet Last winter
had aSo,her very severe attack 81 iunsmmaiion of
The lungs. which fully expected would be the last
then considered my paet tho All at med.
cine when was persuaded TO call IN DR., JAYkt.
With the sssistRnce Of Divine Providence, through
him, ! was once raised from ny bed. but the
coughing and ~heszing wepricd mr. dly and night.
lie advised me nse bis Expectofang did Sc,
with a strong hope, thai as It had cured many Of
my acquaintance Of vntious Diseases q The lungs
" might nj least rhi2hte my FVHtHBN. sNtu
say how gra,iGed feel. II hn. eAuctaaily cured
me. A. soon as commenced taking i, ifound u
reached my cnsc, and began 10 breathe with niue
freedom. My expecioration became rasy. and my
cough entirely leit nc. nov feel NJ well ~ over
did il my life and am better tan have been Tor
he last sixry years, Last summer | spit great
deal Of blood; now, Thank God Tam perfectly cured.
Now, sir after suffering 80 long aud hpdirg At last
such sgnAl relief from Dr.. JAYSE's ExPxcroRAxr,
feel anxious 10 inform felie~ci'z~ns where re-
lief may be had. NICHOLAS HARRIS, 5r.
No. IS Lombard street
Mr. Hams has long been worthy member
TIVE believe Deaeon) Of the First BsP'ist Church
in this city. and implicit confidence may be placed
in his assertions.
Persons are invtedto call aud see him. and salts.
fy themselves
The above valuable medicine may Ne d. Whole
sale and Retail at JAYNES DRUG a. CHEMt-
CAL STORE, No 20 South Third street. phs-
dslphia Also. for sale BY WILSON n DOLL,
Agents, Martinsbufg, Va.
This Expectoran, never fall 10 cure Aslhma or
relieve a cough. February ~, lbso'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

A THatLLlke LOG Cabs ISctpESr.-The
wings OF Ere, Pa, raised LOG CAglE last week,
tom which the banner OF Harrison and Reform
wa. DISPLAYED. While engsgee 10 the dedication
If their Cabin. the WI p received information
which led them TO appreaend hostile damonsifa-
zion from Harbor Creek portion Of the borough
whose citizens bad ever been strong JaeksoR aud
Van Buren, men. Soop afterwards patty of horse.
men, armed wits tomakawks and scslpining knives,
approached the Cabin !--fhe wings made promp
preparations 10 defend their banner. The scene
became intensely exciting. Tteassaanis rode up
20 the cabin dI.raounteI and surrendered them
selves up 8 voluntary prisoners Of war On inou
~ they proved TO be stadnch Jackson men from
Harbor Creek. who had taken that mode Of array
ine themselves under the HARRlsoE BANNER!- -
The tomaha0k was then buried; after which the
airing Of The latch icos pushed out, and the Har-
Dor Cfeekers we've ushered into the Cabin, where
shey pledged their support to Gen HARRuos in a
bumper Of good old hard cider !-Ab Ere Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

VANDALISM - he friends OF Gen. Harrison in
Carroll county, last week. erected neat Log Ca
bin intended 10 be used in the procession IN this
civ. on the 4,h of May. On Saturday light par
" Of Loco Focos, meauly and dastardiy under CO.
yer of darkness broke into the enclosure and tore
down and destroyed the building
Th. desperate and cowardly act disguised many
of their friends, who Immediately joined the Wings
in constructing new cabin. The friends OF har-
rison are to be subdued by such deeds.-BaAt-
more Patriot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

Ga Thursday last The 30h ult.. BY the Rev. c
Martin. MIR. JAcos A. SMALL to Miss ASs HUI
both ef this County.
IL Boonville. Missouri. on Thursday the "a oh
by the Rev. Dir. Bell. MI. JAMS II. RussELL
formerly uf ibis County. to Miss MaHGAKEr j
WAS, daughter Of Ms Jacob Wyaa al Buonvlle
On Tuesday. the % h ult.. BY the Rev Josept
Tfspmeil, Mr.. JAmss w. STRiDxR, Of JefFsfsop
County. Va. TO Miss GkogGErrk WEBsrkR, o.
Frederick City, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
RELTGIOES NOTICES ).

The PresbYtery Of Winchester viii hold an ed-
ourned meeting. in Winchester, on Friday, the Ssh
q Nav. With view the ordination OF MI hosEs
a. HUSTER, Presbytsrs viii be opened with a
sermon By the Rev. ) T Hsrgraye. Apsii 80.
Episcopal services may be expected 10 the La-
,hefaa Church. Mariinshurs. X Saturday aad Sun.
day week, D., ing the 9Th aud loih IT May. Services
81 ia commerce on Saturday at u O'Clock. Oh sun
day night, there will be Church at Hedgesylle.
Ami 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

Al Norfalk. on the 25sh alt, 10 the 30h year Of
her age after painful sad lingering iiiness. borne
~ih meeknrss ard exemplary piets. Sister MARr
REDENPrA BLoSpKL. superior q 81 Mary Sehoai.
Ga "Wednesday. The 8lh ult, PHlLLiPPt F..
laughter Of Mr.. +. W. Stephenson, OF Harpers-
Ferry, aged years ard 8 months
o. Saturday. the 18Th uls. LAwREScS W1Rr-
mAks. Editor ofthe Harrisonbufg Iva Register,
ssed Sc wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

Missouri. TIE s.. Louis Bulletin of the 2isi
ulrimo, saws We conversrd with n gentleman.
yesterday, VITO ha. just been travelling through the
western part of the STATE. and be- assures Us thai
great changes taking place in favor of General
Harrison. Indeed. every who has been in h
interior of the State tells us the same thing and
there are many who now believe that proper en-
erpy will give ~ Missouri
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

YEyHE partnership heretofore exis,ips between
" the aubscsibsr under ,hQ fttn ~ Starbmck &.
FntmaH at the Oeequen Mills, i thl. day dissels.
ed by It's own limitation, aud Conaent Of parties
The settlement oi the easirs d the concern, and
the prosecution ot ihe future lnisrrs oi he rate-
bhshmeut will devnlye on O. G. SraRnucg
A. VI FoRHAs VII desosc faw wseks TO the II.
quida,inn Of unsettled accounts 81. Tho.e hay-
ing such are earnestly requested 10 nlted 10 the
settlstnc within thar time
G. STARnUrE,
II, NJ. EURMAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
GEORGETOWN MARKET,
From he Georgetooa Advocate Of Nay

FLouR.-The receipts are fair and prices auctl.
ei'ns. We quote from S4 SPA 10 - 87a, accor-
oioe 10 brands and circumstances NBEAT-SO
10 20 CTS. CoRs-White aud yellow Al "a to 45
els RYE--45 To so els. 0Ars-From Vessels,
~ to 23 cis.; from Wagons and Boats 20 10 50
Cts, CLovERsEgD-F,om Boats and Wagons . 10
to slo5O. PoRK-From Wagons, 81, so to s6,75.
bAoos-l0 cu,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

GRoAXs nP THE Loco Foco Pass The Har-
ri.butg keystone gives returns from the Virginia
elections and then gfoans OUT: " Tha, the Wings,
in all probability have been successful in eiecting
majority 10 the House Of Delegates We have no
dis o.it on 10 conceal than this eault il expected,
and IN .nmp degree mortif,ing. as the c!eclloo 81
two o. Stae,' Senators d,.nended upnn the isssus "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

The Army and Navy Chtenicte nf'rms - that
Bfgadier General Tsylnr. has been relieved Pt hi
own request, from the command of the troops IN
Flo,ida, M that gadisr General W. X ARMS
tad Il the Cd su,iety, has been ordered TO succeed
him The change ~ take riac~ the | Il Of May
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

After iprutpg AL the odiutn ct thew employ
nlett the A ininl,t, alton and People OF Florida
10 deriVo no, the slightest boneh, from the Bood.
Hountis Thy have nravcd emf rlv wa titles
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

1re PatItHore American, i0ng known rs one OF
the aAless aud most interesting commercial papers
in tn co0Etfy.-but which has always eschewed
parry poilt,cs-has thrown aside lis neutrality, sud
announced its intention to espouse, hencefoIth, the
Nhip cause.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
NEW
SPRING AID SUMMER GOODS.


FEytE subscr Der has Just finished opening, q
H. new and beautiful supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
lie invites all persons wanting cheap Goods to call
and look. before purchasing promising 10 let mo
one 60 &c. dissatisGedas ho 10 determined TO sell
cheap. His stock Of Goods isunnsusly large, aud
ne Style new and pretty, among which may be
found
Black Mstion Lusringg
Black aud Blue Black Gro Dc Paw;
lgured Silks al! coors--somc very pretty;
Colo cd Fiorenccs aud Black Mode;
White and Black Satin;
Ribbons aud Brltiugs-every variety;
Black silk Velvet and London Quilting;
Italian Crapes-all colors;
Silk Vestings; Black Silk Cravafs;
Muslin De Angela new and pretty goods;
Painted Lawns and London Prints;
Fancy Haadkerehefs aud Scarfs;
Ladies' Cravais; Black French Bombazine;
Summer Cloths;
Super and Common Cloths ell eolors;
Super Cassimcres ard Londoa Tweeds;
White and Coored Linen Drilipgs;
Hamilton D,ilis Brown Holland:
Forsyth Nankeen; Bufiaps;
French and Irish Brown Linens;
Huckefback and Bird ~ Diapers;
81 aud 10 Table aud Russia Diapen;
Irish Linens and Long Lawn;
Linen Napkins: Crash;
Russia Duck Rcached Dowlcss;
white and Coored Marseiies;
White aud Coi0red Sateens;
Cambria and Fnrniture Dimiiyi
Can,bfic and Jaconett Muslns;
Book and Swiss Mu,lms Plain and Figured;
Jaconct Inseriiars AND Edgng;
Thread aad Bohbinrtt Edgiugs and insertings;
Wire Ground aud Robbncr Quiilings;
Silk, Worsied aud Cotton Hosiery;
Silk. Kid, aud u Rim Gloves;
Long and Short Pc Mic do;
hIarseilcs aud HrOcadc Skirts;
Spiitalheld. Pougec ard Bandanna Inks;
Linen Cambria snt iieTkc.ey do;
Bonaeis; Artificial Flowers;
American Cslieocs - great variety;
With large assortment of Queens, Giass, aud
Hardware, &c. &c. JOHN w. boyd.
April 9 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
NEW GOODS.

YEyHE subscribers have iuet returned from Bal
iimore. and are now receiving and opening
the cheapest stock Of Goods before brought I"
nis market They bought their Goods entirely tor
cash and, therefore, will be able to 'tIsr -urh IN
iuceuents to buyers that they cannot probably lind
..lspWhtie. Their stnrk consists ~ part "i--
Cloths ,Cassinlcrs aud Sattuctis unusually cheap;
SILK london Quilting, and Marstilies Fes'iasA'
sumner Cloths aud Cassinsrs;
nh,s. Black Jrt Black, aud Coiored silks;
Vtc,orIa Paint Cambrieks- new article;
French English, aad American Pfinls;
Pcniteutiar, Plaid, Buriaps;
PLAIN ana Twtllcd OSuahurgs;
Bleachcd, .ifown, and striped Cotonsi
Together with all nthet articles usually i'una p
country Store. Weilytse the pualle to cen 'ha
examine our stock as We ARE certain il VIII com
pare in point cf beauty and chespnesf, wi'h any
uther stock in This country.
April 30 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
n Female ses'g07tt
Aprili. 1870. IT

TWO HIRE, 10 aoy person desiring her services
a. in or near MattinsbuIe. She i. yonng and
hearty, aud accustomed tn wait IN the house Sic
has a young child. Enquire oi the PRINTER for
other particulars.
March 10. f840.--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07


rE1HE undersigned proposes TO publish, ia Dali
u ljmore thesPlL0I EXTRA. ~ pamphlet
loan, of d ,uhle Royal SIZE, from the ist OF May
until the 18Th &c NasenbPr. for 81. payable 10 nj.
vuace. lhis paper will be devoted 10 the support
Of the election OF the Wing Candidates ior Peesi-
lency aud Vice Presidency, and this Prospectus is
ssued under the expectation that efforts VIII be
made 10 give il extensive circulation, as tbs
means Of commencing the influence ct the Extra
Globe. The Poet Office Department alone furnish.
- a corps Of some fifteen thousand men, most OF
them active political pa,tisans, organized for the
a strihutton III the q ODE This influence may be
t0un,eracted by an active co-operaton On The part
4 the yonng men The Pilot is established under
he auspices Of the Wing parry OF baltmoFei o.
he Wing members of the State Leaislaiure; and
Of the f,iends OF Gen Harrison in Congress; and
he undersigned is ENCOURAGED to hope hat the
Wbig Young Men o the L. States viii resolve that.
wherever the Post Office u petiment may teud the
aoison at the Globe the aut,dote Of tie flat shall
~, administered All thai ask ia 10 be heard by
the people. IL Is for them we speak, and 1t We eaa
get u hearing We have no apprehension Of tho re-
suit The people will viadicate lheir own cause,
ana hnti their oppressots from Office. balim0re Is
central point. Fhe Pilot iil be surrounded ~ nc
i've intelligent. ard aulenl Nhga--oli and young.
TIE tneeiiag Of tho Convention ~ May Wi enable
the vouns men 10 complete Efficient party orga.
nixa,ian and give TO the Editor the means Of ex-
tended usefainess. III asks tie press, throughout
he county 10 insert this Prospectus; ard the
friends of the good cause. especially the young men
avery where to exert their ,nilepces 10 obtaining
-uhsc, ibe,s to be forsarded by ths earliest posi-
BE day. ,hts,gh tAeir friends Congress, or d.
recily 10 h,m in Baltimore.
TERMs---Payable In advance.
Daily Pilot, SO
Single Daiy PEPPER. 2cenis
Semi weekly.
QgEX FRA from May Ist TO 18Th of November,
in pamphlet form and Double Royal size. 81.
Aptil % 1910 DUFF GREEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
Esonnees! Egonness!!

KUSr received, spiendid assortment of BON
81 NEis. eulrnriag the upst I a-son"hle kinds
Florencr Braid iIoanets- Srrirg sfstej
EagI,sh Donbie ard Spb Straw dol
Srv-n and Eleven Bfaid Straw do,
English PaieHi Braid~;
Dor Color. aud W hite Hoods cheap, cheap;
Boys Palm Loaf Caps.
Also splendid assor,men; ofuew style Spring
hibbVnst
Gap Trimmings, Edgings, Laccs and lnseriinsti
II D0z. Artificial Flower;
Add great var"ty uf New 5 sie Fancy Gaods,
~hch ~ will ieli on plsas'ns terms
aaul9. 1910 ROBINS on & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
list OF PRICES OF THE DIFFERENT 81.
ZES or CRANE.SIONES.

Tomb Sl.bs. 10 lay on brick vali, feet long BY
feet vide Of the best marble material. $50. Lei.
tsrng always SO per 100 letters. ] am not par-
ticular shout an inch or veriaiioa in sizes
THOMAS II. WILSON.
April 30 ls40 - SIN Georgctown, d. G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
MhRT|NsBuRG FOUNDRY,

YNyHERE can be had al the Foundry. on the
n shortest rc,ice. Mpnid- Boards Of different
kinds. Also. MltGsaring. Machinery Windmill
Irons. Hollow .Ware--aii Of which can be bad on
short notice. 4 u Orders will be promr,ls attended
10. All sums uader S. must be paid before The ar
trcles can be moved, as il is 100 much trouble TO
collect such small accounts.
sHEELER s. McGINLEY.
April 40 1870 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
PRH.4sM.

T HAVE the pleasure Of announcing y the I'D.
IL nirers Of FIRE stock, that ny Ial-bred Durham
Ball. PRIAM. will serve COWS, upon my hnnne-
rnede Farm. after the 18Th CT The present month.
rRlAM u of the stock imported into this cnun-
srs by Resin d. Shepperd. OF Boston. infangh the
sgeuey OF Ais. Eschss, Of Liverpool she best Sc
lscsar of stock ia England. lie will DC years
sd in May. Hs pvd'gse, not 70 so into much
detail. ia uuqaes,inusd. pRIAM was got in Eng.
land BY rfism; ISee Herd Book Priaml dam
Leda. by Carlton; grand dam Dairy; great grand
tam DAIRY. by Lousdale; Lousdale BY Alias; bis
lam BY Oscar See Herd Book Cor tho several
animals here referred TO-
ST.. Joms KsAGes, who resides upon my farm.
aili give the ssricssst attention to all cove sent
there. and will take great pleasure 10 exhibiting
the Boil "a All persons who may wish 70 see him.
Ptics ior each eow, including insurance. $40.
CfAS. JAS FAULKNER.
Anril rs fS&l - At
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EF0fa Sc ROala. els.

VWTHITE e. Black Russia ilats. Sup. Brush
Wv HAS, Double Brim Leghorn DO. Palm
Leaf--eve,y Variety II Braid Eaglish Straw Bon.
net.i Large and Small Hoods. Just reeeived, and
for sale nv JOHN W. BOYD.
la1n
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BOA TIN g..

szssz1s - g
YEv.lE subscriber having taken the Boating 80.
IL tabH.hmcra Of Chas. c. SiarbUck, AZ she
mouth OF Opeqann, will attend to the Boating of
Flour and produce. or Goods Of sny Kind, Tho
patronage Of the citizens is respectfully solicited.
VIM. CRISNELL.
Apsl2. ts&o-~f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
A. Robinson 81 40.

zNTH.L sell CALICO & FRENCH LAWNS
w cheaucr than ever offered beiolo.
Anrtl g. 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

pAv LION, PUTNAM luDlSE, VIRGINIA And
L GERMAN SPRING WATERs-An III, ansye Mine
raj Waters and the cslebr.ed Lulwssbuwen may be had in
WY '"'FF'EiG CMTwANeERs Pharmacy, 800 Broadway
81 corner Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
CorOuer's Office.

SEPT Am inquest was held at No. SO Walnut
street. on the body of James McLaren, aged ~, and
n native Of Ireland. who died Of delerum treDens.
Verdict accordingly.
Another inquest was held at the corner OF Grand
and Corlaer's streets, on the body of James Mather
a native Of England, aged SO. IL appeared that the
deceased subject To fits, and that, whilst in his
store Tuesday morning, attending TO his business
he fell on his face, never recovered the Of
his faculties. Verdict-death from a ft Of apoplexy.
Scott, fine little girl aged 10 months IL appeared
that on Monday afternoon the parents OF the de-
ceased went to the steamship depart leaving her
in care Of little girl aged ". After they were
gone the little girl went out, leaving deceased alone
in the yard, and when she came, the poor child was
found in water butt quite dead accident
ally drowned
At No. 80 Elizabeth street, on the body Of James
Truck who hanged himself in the privy attached to
that house Verdict, suic ide.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
Common Council.

SrPr. 2.-BoARD or AssusTASrs.-This body
met at 3 oclock, pursuant to adjournment. The mt
nutes oi the last meeting were read and approved
Several petitions were presented for the correction
of taxes-All referred. A communication from the
Justice Of the 10Th Ward Court stating that the said
court is for the present closed-Ordcrcd on file -
An invitation from the Com nis sioners Of the Croton
Aqueduct, for the Common Council to visit that
work on the 9Th inst-Accepted
From The other Board An ordinance, in relation
to the Lamp and Watch Observation-Disclosures in.
Res oiufions Requesting the Comptroller 20 re-
port 10 both boards s bills o costs and other charg
incurred in relation TO the proposed widening Of
Cherry street Adopted
Authorizing the Mayor to offer a reward of $50
each, for the apprehension Of every man hoy en-
raecd in the outrage the Germans, at the EIssler
serenade Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
p,lIee Office.


SEPT. 2-THose Cheraiiers d Industrte No per-
sons have appeared TO clam the property fouad ON
the gang of genteey dressed loafers, who were ar
rested the hart, just previous to the departure
Of the steam ship President. They were, peverthe-
less, brought up the following morning for examine
ton, and one OF them committed TO the tombs as
vagrant for ninety days This fellow gave his name
James Parker, refused to give any account Of him
self, and had mones or Other visible means Of
support. Ofthe others, James Bond was discharged;
Joseph Bouchet committed for another exami.
nation, by Justice Matse, but his counsel got out
writ Of IDEAS Corpus. and took his client before
Judge Lynch, who discharged him. George Morris
was discharged, and Thomas Davis, who confessed
to keeping a house Of ilIfsme, was directed TO find
sureties for has good behavior for one year
A Small Pofofoe ForgeTy.-A loafcr who called
himself John Anderson, was brought up, charged
with forging order, purporting TO be from Abram
Bell III Fulton street, and thereby Obtaining from
cooper number Of washing tubs. After this fell
low had got possession Of the tubs, he had the au-
dacity to victimize the cooper still further, by bor-
rowing some money to pay the carriage oil his plum
der with He was fully committed.
The old Story One John Mack stole two coats
from old clo' store, in Chatham street. W hen
taken John did deny the stealing. but asked to
be let of because il was the first time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03

o. Individuals and families, merchants anu ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'clock in the morning., can be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the heraid once, "a
Ann street We have one of the best corps of car
rers in New York-decent, competent, faithtulan
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
tn w depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers ofcitizens have
or ered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
Oh, better be Poor and b. Merry.

Oh better be poor and be merry,
Than rich as lord and be sad
For good beer laughs louder than sherry,
Which never such happy friends had.
There's a tale for each drop in the tankard,
A song for each fresh filing up;
Time may chiGe, if he will-here we're anchored
Whilst Friendship goes round with the cup
For better I've poor and be merry, &c.
Here's the strength of our country, my heartes
The vigor that lies in good beer
Political changes and parties
Keep outside the door W hist we're here
May the plough and the loom thrive together;
May industry neer know sigh;
ID the times that bring darkest OF weather
Still show q brighter day nigh
Then, better be poor and be merry, Sc.