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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

COUNTERFEIT BRANDRETH's PILLS, are sold BY
v over 200 Drug stores m the City OF NEW YORK. o.
the miserable druggss who shall prevent the Of the
world from making dcs,sed and rejected Of your fellow
mani
II is deeply be apentcd for the sake public moras that
justice and mercy TO those Who might be deceived compels me
''''' 4 SELLER or CoUNTERFEITs.
PusIIc W,rSIyoThe Druggist who kcsrs store az the
CORNER or HOUSTON STREET. AND THE BOWIE
sells counterfeit vi nv rills.
eneavored by using sh-v Bills, very similar 10 nine 10
deceive the unvsry rorticn of public into The belief that
which likely niurc than benefit " the Counter
felt that is sold the above store " indeed good medicine
why should require name 70 make se1-rhe concu
sion is that IL made TO nurcl Why made
ask To destroy the high character the This
Druggist very careful that his namy should be be well obse,
ed exhibits no than three signs that he has Bsndreh
dershonor and honesty perfectly useless But can him
thenor guilt ~ seller Of Counterfeit Medicine greater
Than that Of passer of counterfeit money The latter dccid
being sent To- the state Prison for years but your seller Of
Counterfeit Medicine knows You only hng your action
Tor damages and as the sellers of Counterfeit Medicine have
They confirm the old rule that Of nothing nothing be
obtained.
Ny office in the Bowery is few doors south Of this unblus-
ing seller cf Counterfeit Brandeths Pills Purchase them
office, which Bowery between Prince aud Houston streets
and you value your health a druggists
when you want Brandrcth's PILLS.
that satisfied they the best medicine they had
used lift CONTRIBUTING kuaves there little
doubt but long before this time they would have taken the place
all other purgative medicines As they
10 become So and depends with the Jud,co Psb bebsr
shall be secured IN my just rights
The Public's obedent servant, - -
n. RRANDRETH VI. d. eu Broadway.
PAL Broadway gs Bowery lss Hudson streets, being my
offices, the Pills purchased there he relied the
B BRANDRETB, MD. d.sOdan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
w. G.. NIMMO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HORRTD DEPRAVITY


HORRID DEPRAVTTY.
SOME NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEfTERs have nearly
killed several persons By selling them spurious and ss
The genuine warranted Perfectly harmless and eectua
Ney. buy The article unless have the written signature OF
COMSTOCk co. on the splendid wrapper.
20 =, Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
S-Ihe true Hays Linnent warranted cure Piles and
Rheumatism. IN all cases, pay taken Tor H.
sold az No Fletcher street, Pearl and Maiden
lane, New fork, BY COMSTOCK& CO
Sold at the medicine stores in Broadway rsst p,osJ,.v
bowery, Hudson, Canal, Greenwich and Grand streets
jsqi-3m cod
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED ~ opoRTo.-
IN consequence Of the hitherto almost insaperhc difficulty Of
obtaining in this country the finest qualities Of Port Wine In
& a eenune state produced frcm the vines the dis.
theirs, Of Oporto, will continue export the atov, rl.
m cases Of dozen EACH bottled in Oports and IN pe
vent imposition " quarter the cork Of every bottle will
aosBORN " "e hosse'
- TRASH"
by which means those parties who think u worth Will,
in sickness for the preservation Of lie itse) may de,nd on
purchasing article from ic WING pr,ss
and 81 the very choicest quality that nature capable
Rel Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of 1894,
ia,-om' wYCKoFF ( scRYMsER, 81 wall st,
GERMAN SILVER Of every size in sheets and ire, al.o
~ m ingots, manufactured and for sale BY
Who has also for sale Copper and Brass sheet Zinc sp,,r
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate NC for approved paper on
commodatng terms. iaas-in.iswSM
LECTURES ON POLAND,
RY ". KALUSsOWSKI, will Ne delivered at the stuv,e.
- SAINT institute, the Ilh OF February, At O'clock IN the
evening Tickets TO be had at respectable Music
lels w
A n \ n AZ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

NOTICE TO BROOKLYN SIXTH WARD TAX
IN PANERS-A persons interested in property situated in
the ward and city above mentioned hereby notified that the
thereon for the 1889 must be paid befee the
nth day February instant By paying the before
the above mentioned day much time and expense which must
otherwise necessarily be incurred will be saved BY the
Of the The Collector be the South Ferry
every day from to oock A. NJ; and at No Front street
Brooklyn from To o'clock y. NJ, GIe .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

QUALIFICATION OF PAssION-Tbe consequences Of
which frequently too long neglected. Those thus
fortunate cautioned against guping down quack
before they know what a em and advised call at Che
Medical Dispensery. 81 West Broadway. where they may
rightly understand their disesse, and receive the proper
dy, suited 10 their constitution In certain unnentonabe dis
required not for medicine, until perfect
cure - performed All diseases Of The skin, plstusr erup
uons. ulcers rosts rheumatic palms. and secondary
phis warranted 10 be cured matter how long standing
Wilder complaints cur,d IN from to days. All CHRONIC
thorouahy eraicatcd from the system new, mild, ard
expeditions Ca attended 70 in part Of the city
Charges moderate and warranted II directions fol-
lowed The motto -curc, not cruslre. Dont forget the
iaso-tmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CUTLERY, sc, FROM
- SIMPSONS, MANUFACTURERS TO THE BRI-
TISH NAVY, IS STRAND, LONDON.-The subscriber
and Dental INSTRUMENTS every description for the
profession including Simpsons newly invented portable Enc
Apparatus CONTAINED in little larger than snua
bos) newly invented Leechng APPARATUS Ian efficient sub
latest and most approved construction; London manufactured
Table Knives Of the finest quality, Razors and Srops Pen,
Pocket and Sporting Knives Scissors OF all kinds Boot Hooks
Corscews Shutters and Trays and Skates, 1.-THE pattern
used by the London skating Cub) Also
OF BRUSHES comprising hat velvet clothes, hair comb,
shaving, nail, tooth, aud crumb Ac &c.
r. SIMPSON, 1853 Broadway, New York.
N ID. Whncsalc orders nrnmnllY executed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
ABRAHAM LYON.
DANIEL BfHKNAN

Mes-rs L. win also continue the sales Of jewellery
Watches and Hardware heretofore carried BY the late
| firm OF Lyon, Tutzcr X Co. sis avs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

NOTlCEAl PERSONS having claims against the late firm
~ LYON. TUTZER Co. (which has ceased by dc
mise Of Mr. NJ g. Tstzer will please pre.en, the 70 Mr.
A. Lyon No. 10 Maiden lane, for pay m~nt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

PARTNER HIP.-The subscribers have formed a Co
partnership the purpose Of uansactng Wholefse Dry
Goods aHd Millinery business under the irm ofIlON l.
BEIIRMAN No. ~ Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

Ices IS tss Is Ss wi vii
above Barelay this friday morning at o'clock Feb asst
Is4O.
p s. The KOsCIUsKO will leave as above, daily, until
further notice For freight apply board
fen If HAWKINS wILLIAMsoN, 81 West st.
a GOLD PENCILCAsE FOUND yesterday morning
a The owner can hav, the same by calling at tins Office and
pay ing for this advertisements fcsi
ENIFE sHARPENERs warranted 10 sharpen 200 knives in
one h9ur-Those who prefer sharp knife for carving Ac
arc invited TO call sud examine Sanords Pstent knit Sharp
eners, manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail BY ~
fe2 imfs III Fulton street, New York
NEW CASTLE Del, Feb. 18th, 1899.
DR. LEVIsoN-Dear sir,- can never be grateful enough
Medicine Hunters Red Drop) for five months aict-
ted with venersal and dnrng that time took medicines
but would cure Al last my ply stefan gave up;
ect-hc told me that Hunters Red Drop was the only med-
cine that would ere mi, Of which purchased o your
perfect health Now, sir, after suffering long, aud funding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel Il NY
duty to inform the interested where relief may be lad
Division. 81 per vial. JIc
. LoVEJOY'S HOTEL. Jan. ~, 1850
DR. LEVlsON,-sir,-About a year since left fer New.
arrival became acquainted with several young merchants
from the north Unfortunately for me, adopted their
vices as well as their virtues soon contracted the -
their handbls posted picuously about the
them enormous Of money but all TO purpose After
yised by friend TO make Of Hunters Red Drop am
haqy to inform that after using only two bottles Of H.
my friends we'll when left Intended call YOU
personally TO thanks but shall be obliged 10 leave
IN the stage IN the morning.
You are al liberty TO publish the above BY leaving on,
name. Division. 81 per vial JAS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

EOCNDATION STONE.-i,OOO tons very large and small
szes staten Island Granite, for sale and delivery
Apply ~ No. avail street. 20
feso iawst' L. GIBSON, Agent
- HOUSE WANTED-wanted 10 hire, a sms
EllI onse west Of Broadway; lower part the CITY pref,
1M red Possession required before Tic st ~ Mar
Apply TO =. J. SYLVESTER,
tells 100 Broadway and % Wall st.
II PRESCOTT, Coosnission Merchant Nebo Orleans re-,
- specnly informs his friends, and those late Of
PRESCOTT Jones Co, that he Costumes the
same place. g Grarisr street, and will happy 10 execute
orders for the purchas. OF Cotton Sugar oses and West
tern Produce. Any orders left with Euss Prescott son
Pine street, New York, will have immediate attention
Nwc Orleans 23d Jan 1870. Zee st,v.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Blinds, Sashes, &C.

VVNHE subscriber grateful for past favors,
4 respectfully informs his friends and the
public. that he manufactures at his new es-
tablishment on Sprucestreet, in New-town,
so called, HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS
ULNDOW FR.1NES and .S.lSHES, to-
gether with every other description OF Cur
penter's work, warranted of the first quality
and on the most reasonable terms. Order'
for building or repairing promptly attended
to and faithfully executed.
All those who feel disposed to employ hin
to manufacture Blinds and Snshes, will fn'
it to be for their interest TO give him as early
a call rs possible, as he intends to make NJ
contracts after the first day Of March next
et his present low prices. Having fnrnishe,
large number OF Blinds Sashcs and Doors
for houses in Newport and on the Island, dur
ing the past season, specimens Of his worl
may readily be examined, at oil times, b.
these who desire 1t. -
DANIEL M'AILASrER.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
v A IL u Is III.
LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted by note or book nc-
IA count to the late firm of BORDEN
VOOD s. ca. or Borden Wood, are hereby
notified that unless the same are paid or
satisfactorily adjusted prcyiens to the 10Th
day Of April neat, f, they will on that day indus
crilnina,ely be placed IN the hands Of an At
iorney for suit. Payment can be made to
Borden Wood. Esq, who is authorized 10 re-
ccipt for the same.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Attn'y.. for
SAMUEL Sr. JonN. Jr., assignee.
March 10, 1870 till A 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Academy Of Dancing.
MASONIC HALL.

MONS. CUIGON has the honor to inform
A'A the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport,
that at the desire of many parents of his for
mer pupils, be will reopen his Academy in
Dancing on Saturday afternoon, May 81, at
tho above Hall.
Gentlemen wishing to take lessons in the
evening will be also attended to.
A subscription paper is left AZ Mr.. Gala
hans Book store, where the terms and con-
ditions may be known.
References: s. Fowler GARDNER, Esq.
WM. ENNIS, Esq.
GEO. g. KING, Esq
mar 26.1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
r o r. s "A L e,

DUCkWHEAT-for sale by
Is Gb "a, EF&w NEwroN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
COOavsncrsisip Formed.

4 copnr,ncrship has this day bccn formed
n by the subscribers in Broad street, where
they intend keeping on hand general as
sorimcnt of GROCERIES. CROCKER y
BOOTS and SHOES. GRAIN Farm
ING UTENSILS. and n variety of Other
articles, looked for IN Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of .Nicho'cs Ubiie Il 70.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan I, IS9 NOAH WHITE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Assignee's Notice.

RORDEN WOOD Of Middle,own, in the
ID County of Newport, Merchant. has this
day maze to the subscriber an assignment
Of his property and effects, for the benefit Of
his creditors. All persons therefore having
claims against said Wood, will present them,
and those indebted will make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
have authorized Borden Wood, as my
Agent, to assist me in closing up the business
OF the concern.
SAM'L. ST. JOHN, Jun'r..
Jan9. Assignee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

2 have three Union Stoves and few nice
Grntes to soil. ond ,nr them, or sny part, |
vail take nv pay IN Oats. Corn, Pork, Hay,
or any other article usually raised on ,his
lslaod. WM. JANIS IiLl-El'
Jan. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
L L C AL NO TIC IS.
Court Of Probate, .NtwPort, April 6, 1910.

Court Of Probate, .Ntuport, april 6, 1910.
rsTliE Executors account on the Estate Of
q Anna Carpenter, late Of Newport, wi
dow. dec WAS presented for allowance.
II is ordered that the same be received md
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate. to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next. at . o'clock Il. m. and that previous no.
iicc be given by publishing n copy Of this or
der three several times, in the Herald Of The
Times, Tor all persons interested to appear
at said time aud place and bo heard.
A true copy-wltness:
april 81 b. B. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
NEW.YORk OlSTER r 5.

TYyIlE subscriber hiss received n quantity ol
q NEW-YORk OYSTERS, and with his
supply areld, on hand, he can supply families
or plities with the above article. Also, eyonlng
parties, or any association -
Jan. IS. J. kIhONp'
('oFrFE.-- Is bags old Rio Coffee, Coz sale Nv
L E,hI ETA w kGwroN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
For Sale.
10 Let,

ind possession giren on the 25th instant,
tLNHAT valuable lot Of Land, known as the
Frcebody Lot, adjoining the Estate OF
the late Robert Johnston. For terms enquire
Of p. REMINGTON.
Newport, Mar. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
yIEN INSUEA EANCM,

ELO7TIS, C.1SSL9iERES s; S.7T1T
~ NETS, at Dog Cheap prices, at
mar. ; WM. JAMES TILLEr's.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06
TIE E'eOgtc against fhe Office
fFpfHPrS
GENERAL MEETING Of iae DcmOcft

A GENERAL MEETING OF the Dernncfa.
"a tlc Republican Ehigse MecklenLurg coun-
IT, i requested on the 18th Instant 81 beng Tues
dsy Of The first week Of the Superior Couft,) for
lie purpose Of appointing Delegates 10 meet the
Dclcpates or Lincoln and Cabarrus counties, to
select suitable person as an Eloctur for this Dis.
,rict, 10 Be run on De Peoples Ticket at the Pre-.
sidcnti8l Election in November next; and also, to
tak into consideration the disastrous condition of
our country aud adopt such means Gs may 10 them
seem best 10 expose the humbuyeery and corrup.
non Of the present Fedcrol Administration, and
check the tide Of Executive patronage that is so
rapialy soreadiug over the country, and threatens
ere lo1y 10 cngulph the Liberties Of the People.
Ills Tine the P,ople were up and doing, they
have long enough for their own safety suffered
Themselves 10 Be hood vinked by lie slang OF de-
sigujpg Office seekers Bat few DAYS since the
State &c New Jersey was c1pungcd from the
union Jy Tic Van Buren, PARTY IN Congress And
Tor what? To preqenl the election Of q Wing
crc,Lcr ma tbereby 10 avoid an inyest,gatioa
.#.--.-,, ,.-..-.,., =. e ~, l,,s.,-,,..- =, -
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s1tpKrUr cofIpT

c Unions have 6oen delivered, during the pre-.
sent Term, an tho following cases
BY Kufiin. Chief.Justice, in dsH on dem. OF
Zachariah Gambler, Q. Eli Lunsiord, from Bon
conbe, Affirming the judgment below. In State
?. John iIarshow, from Burke, affirming the
Judgment below
By Daniel. Judge, IN Thomas s. Beaver, o. J.
VI. Rice, Adm from Buneombe, reversing the
Judgment below, and granting new trial. john
OsborneSr. Il. II. Cunningham, from Bunconbe,
affirming the judgment below. Alfred IIafner,
.. John Irwin and others, from Mccklenburg, re.
veTsing the Judgment below, and granting a new
trial. James Thompson, .. David w. Saunders,
from Onslo", reversing the Judgment below, and
granting now trial. Joseph S Jones, 4. Thorn
as J. Judkins, from Warren, affirming the judg-
ment below.
BY Gaston, Judge, 10 den on dem. of John
Hardin, ?. frtncis Beatty, and Dowel Hague,
from Rutherford, reversing the judgment below
and granting a new trial. Butter 5. White, a..
George White, Sen, from iredeli, affirming the
Judgment below. William White, y. George
White, from Iredell, affirming the Judgment be.
low. Alexander Donaldson, o John Benton,
from Bnncombe, Affirming the judgment below
Jesse A. Dawson, .. Mark II. Petway, from Hal
fax. setting aside tho Judgment for the PlIintif
bclos, aud entering Judgment for the Defendant
RAJ. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS.
DENTESTR ".

Ear. JOSEPH LEES engagements have pre-.
EV rented him from making his annual vis:
into this part of the State early as intended by
hin. His employers MAJ depend on seeing him
ia few weeks
Persons IN The country leaving written orders
Of the office Of the Charlotte Journal or the Yves.
tern CaroIinan, or at F0rd's Tavern in Concord,
vii! be visited ST their residences without addi-
tiona expense.
Cdmdfn, Feb. I, l64o t2l
little Western Carolinisn viii copy this three
times
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APPOINTMENTS OF THE PREACHERS



CHAsLEsrok Henry Bass, r. l..
Charleston, N. Tally, H. A. C. Walker. White.
foord Smith, w. Capers, Editor Of the Southern
Christian Advocate. Black Swamp, II. j. Boyd,
w. L. Pegues. WATERFORD, Theophilus Hug
gins Barn8elI, III. II. DGrant, Andrew J. Green.
Orangeburg, Allen MCorquodale, Samuel Dun.
woody. Cypress, u. J. Limehouse, J. Locke.
Cooper River, George K Tally. MIssIoNs,-
Beaufort, Thos. +. Leadbetter, Martin Eady.-
Pocotaligo, John n Davis. Combahee and Ash.
epoo, J. X, Coburn, William Holiday Pom Pom,
c. Wilson. South Santee, Mark Russell. North
santee, W. c. Ferfil. Cooper River, Abraham
Notifies.
CoRFsBuRY DisrRicr,-.W. VI. Wightnlan, , E
Cokesbury Circuit, Joseph II. Wheeler, W. r.
Mou2on. Edgeheld, David Derrick, 5. W Ken.
nerly. Pendieion, John Zimmerman. Green,
vile, David Hilliard, Williamson Smith. York.
vile, J. G. Pos'cll. Union, James C. Postoi
1hos S. Daniel. L1upns, David W. Seal
Newbery, George w. Moore, John Tarrant.-
Aiken, Joel W Townsend SaludA IN ssion J.
W Welborn.
James Stacy, Agent f0r Cokesbury Manual
Llbour school, aud Randolph VI icon College.
CoLuMsM DIs1EicT,-- IL lrwell pain, r. f.
Coumbil, Charles Bolts. Columbia cireuit,
B. Thomson Wiunsaoro', W. G. Patterson,
w Collier Ltnclsicr William Brockinton,
Lewis Liue Camden Samuel Townsend
Santee, {. a. Clowell, 4. W. Barnes. Darling
ton, Samuel W. Capcrs, L. O'Neal. Chester
field, vs. ;. HILTON. MissIoSs-Upper Sautee
;. d. Llney. BroaJ Rlgcr Joseph Holmes
Wateree w. J. jackson, jacob Nipper Rocky
Mt mission, L. L. King.
WTLMsGToS DisrHIcr-R English, +, Z.
Wilmington, W 4. GlmeSeA Brunswick
Simpson Jones, Joseph 7. k,rton. Blader, A.
Iioyle. II. l.. Orburn Fayetteville Slmlyl
Loard. Rockingham, W i Harrison, William
McSwlin Cherew. W c. Kirkland. Pee Dee
]. Il, Picket a. Nj. Chriczbarg. Black River,
Charles ). Walker Michael Robbns. George.
town, A. NJ. Forster. Waacamaw, Lewis Scar
borough, A. Richardson. MissIoNs-BlJck Riv.
er and Pee Dee. Marcus 4. Mckibben. Wacca.
nav Neck, ]. 4. Minch, james l.. Belin. Sam.
pit, Paul A. NJ Williams.
LlNcoLNToN William Crook. P L.
Llnconton, ID. O. Mcdaniel, w. c. Clarke.
Deep River, !. NJ Bradley, Martin p Myers
Montgomery. " iliam VI. Kerr, A. Ifuckabec.-
Wadesboro Ira L. Potter. Centre, A. w Wal.
kcr Charlotte, A. B. NcGilvary. Charlotte
circuit, p, &. Bowman, Campbell Smith. Roth
er!ord j. b. Anthony Kings Mountain, Benjl-
min Hamilton Morgmtou-C Colin Aurchison
Jlmea II. Chandler. Sp4rtanburg, 5. Armstrong
70 Met loud. MIssioSs-R Rock Fish, J. A. Nc.
Il ckn
james f. Evans, transferred to the GeGrgil
Conference.
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FROM ONO.
Correspondence Qt The Nep York Express,
CINCINNATI Jan. q, $40.

Correspondence u The Neo York Express,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6, $40,
As regards Ohio, you may set the State
down certain for the General. There is
no earthly doubt of his obtaining It's vote by
at least 10000 to $4,000. There never
was half of the enthusiasm in the cause
Of General jackson, (who obtained the vote
of Ohio,) as there has been since the nom
nation, and is now, for General Harrison.
Recollect too, that General Harrison had
nearly 5000 majority in Ohio in 1896 over
Van Buren,.
Indiana too, is equally certain for her
Old Governor. All admit that he must
have pery large majority in Indiana.
OF Illinois too, we have not II shadow OF
doubt. Tho State will give its vote to
the Old General.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-06

Gea. HlrriSoa DcHoarce3.-Some friend
has sen, Us copy @! tue Emancipalor, Of
the 10Th Of January, which TINS regularly
reads Gen. Harrison ont of the Abolition
communion. What will tho " Standard, I"
aud others Of the same kidney, now say =!
I'VE haze long wondered at the expectations
which seem to have been cherished by some of
our associates, that Gen. Harrison would show
himself so favorable 10 the Ant-slayery cause as
70 make it possible for conscientious and consiS.
tent aboliionists 10 give him their support, Ger
tain proofs in regard 10 his views Of slavery which
we know were m existence, have not been within
our reach. We have Just obtained possession Of
one OF them, which we now lay before our read
ers, begging that those who insist, first, that all
aboliio.dsts are bound always to vote, secondly,
that they cannot vote for friend Of slavery, and
thirdly, that it would be breach of faith for ADO
htonis,s 10 nominate a candidate for the PEes-
dency-will lust tell US how we shall contriye to
vote at the next Presidential election, in such u
manner as not to make ehild's play Of it"--Ra
leigh Register.
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The TariF.-A reiuctionofduties equal
10 one.tenth Of the excess over 20 per cent.
on the value, as It existed on the ID Of
March, So, took place January l. Tbs
Is the fourth similar reduction that has Ia
ken place under the compromise act Of
1892, making four.tcnths, IL all, Of the ex-
cess over 20 per cent. on the value. OF
the remaining "eXcess," one-halt' comes
oil on the lst Of January, i2 and the
remainder six months thereafter. So that
on and after the lst Of July, l542, should
the existing tariff laws remain unalteIed,
no article Of import will bear higher du-
y than twenty per cent. on the value
The reduction which cook place on lst inst,
viii lessen the revenue, according to Mr..
Woodbury. 'sreport $500, 000.-Petersb9rg
Statesman.