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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HENKf SISiMCNs, NO; "a Hudson u. corner Of franz
IN has on hand and daily receiving from auction ard the
Staple Dry Good, among which Cloths Cassmeres ys
wool dye black blue, sibe mixed Beaver
csth, and ~ kinds q Taors Trimnisy. saIopy Welsh.
ng Rose and Whtney Blankets, French and Engsh Ner:
French Silk velvets Brown and Beached
Prints large assortmep Of Cotton and Wooeu
all Of which vi be Sold wholesale or retail the most rea
sonable terms
Of goods suitable this the
respectfully iavted call sock
Of goods they will be cheerfuy shown. There will
baering prices, make deviation 6rs prices
asked. c7 Imis$
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Do LyFIRMARY FOR THE GRAVEL. -f5

Ef- LNfIRM1RH FOR THE GRAVEL. IN
THOSE AFFLICTED with the Gravel ard Stone IN ne
Of sclv,n, medicine l,sed by many yca
srTer,ence BY Doctor SsNyrl Lrr, Of ~ew Lcndrr
Connecticut Fer the benefit Of tie Affected Doctor La hss
q The request 81 distinguishes Individuals moved 10 S,-
gives hs personal attesdapce AMI siyiss the only
place n the city TO obtain this sdy Applications hy
ter post posdQ RON all parts Of Cnsisd stsi.s ar no
countes, viii be duly and eoufas italy attended Tosi-
Once hour 70 A H. to p VI, aud frcma,osPn
New York, Oet,ber 18th, lsto o2s lmdyS~v.
pAIN IN THE SIDE AND BREAsT-I-wsh 10 recon-
4 ment DR. Tay lcrs Balssm Of Livcrwort A. q euro 49,
for the side when ga. ,e,~
much afflicted. and Il has also cured number of r.. ro,n A -
ri.nds, 10 whom had recommended n. believe BE-
fallitis.
J..GEo LEWIS. ioi Pit, street.
0- Nos-sist the geu ,ins mad, only at s7s Bowsry-
Rswls 4 Co. Albany y. M'chn New Maven. Nj Doca,d
SO, New Brhnsvi,h klso % North sslh street, rl~-
bic I.@.'rs.t Troy 4 W Ssil, HaP,s'ra, n W..
bridgeport pS.3.a6tts.
EEMALE MONTHLY IILLs.-The wide spread eeI.brlv
Il which Madame Restells Female Regulating Pills have
attained. fer their uly astorishiue scacy
presoa TrtSusr,iy sorpsge No. from whatever
only equalls b. their europe
they altogether used IN The principal Fsmss Hosas t
INTRODUCED BY Madame Res ell the celebrated Midwife
Fense Phy. ician, gandmeter of the advertiser AZ thty
ons under abstain frco
their for reasons contained in the directions enclosed m
side 81 each bor Price 81 MaGaine R.selis Signature
For sale az lis Cherry street near Csthsrin. ~. Grand
corner q Aleri 81 Casal street. and AZ MADAME RES
TELL STRlNCtPAL QFFlC T. ifs Greenwich street
sourttlne, New fcrki Dr.JohI Csdy 7i wsstriustrr
rrovlaence. ~ '. ga nv dS-.
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WRITING & BOOKKEEPING
TAUGHT by A. n WHEELER. cornsr al Chambers IT,.
- and Broadway. Granite Bailnss Dlrnsrr corner %
Murray street ard Brosswsy
Attendance tom Q TIL ap NJ.
v. Alsc Busuets. Arithmetic. rcr4cstic ard Forr
kyehanse during The evenings BY abe tteehsr u1w
FREDERICK W.. BUrLEps,
DRUG ST,
No 6. Cold sfrtef-- Ncws@
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7 EAT TOBACCO-Havsss, Cube, 81. Domingo, Keptaclv
o9s i'm. NJ. RADERs,s SIS Chatham ct.
DIR. LEVITT, DENTIST,
$50 BROADwAY-( Entranee in Warren. street.)
WILL feel pueh pleasure showing hsw he psp ofin.sr
% Ore. Ike suai;y Morsiss Alas; priiss !so
ase
Erss;ss
Hours ofatendanes only from O'Clock morning
nA 81 casTssT
XII with 4. possible S.gs,e p, in .ss eOp,Cn s..no,
ss,s N
'ss fss nTp ss%Ss who
s"s Ms
Ts e g: :s%ns
ss the eentinsed patronage former Supporters and
Of the late worthy 'Ss oSS g. q aSfnEsSS
HAyANA sEGARs.sO n Cssons., q superior ,Ya;li,y,
1raeucos 90 doj 30 M hegsiia, do do IA M Lady
S: e s% 90 DO FIckBA NANzANEpo Liberty ct.
THE SILESIAN POLISH
IN pres. nng the above valuable article those
iss g; S
Is . ss rh m.. cs %
| own judgment, try 1t and be convinced.
ssssss ss Silver
rss and
a. ssse.ST ss sI ssrs no"
ss ss 20 as Cd, ~. .. s sr Ra e:
s s,s s sis;, x: :,'s S S.'%sr .ss
any other sre il produsiqsa rapid and Beautiful
ss S ,. s ps. sas "' AMI last not least
Ne" i''h' "A oe'''s' HxYEs & TREApwELL
fro'''''r' Fre VIII b a' eck S.y e Ne" York
rF''F''' A"; gxFp Fi'i ~ NsT r'rl
~ Fgil's a. y ss%' rss: Co I'd sssr
s. SsI:s
s t:S 70 a.. ~. 20. r
pearaneee as long the use OF il !, srs,.p.,d
r'''''''iTti; y SI'] Jfbs aS!;i' Al'-y.
g;sgs:sT f,,Hin House Als..y
A.. , -, g SogIilana, street New York.
throughout the United States. NJ sm'
ExCHANGE OFFICE, 81 Wall .trest.-The notes
Eastern Money t6ankabls in Bostcn) wanted at pere
All ta,. Ofaneurr,n, money discounted tn. nb-
sovsrsirn. for sale as4ss
English silver. fo, sale stst IS
Al kinds Of Broken Bank Nr,;: SggsS, he sss,:, sse
Or P i s. . ,; s:; s;;' :s
has alfred lees than thousand year. e.sr profit
ishanlsorney ursished-n good location lew and
only offered forsse Of the propretcr be-
engaged different brunch efbusness will be
made satisfactory 70 the purchaser For further particulars
enquire OF A w. RADCLlEf, ESQ., Mortimers Buildings
Wall street, corner New, I'd foor soTlw ish
Gro PkDLERs AND OTHERS who dss,re proht.bis
employ went. w anteJ, number Of faithful. n,dss-
tous reders. who the security dispose
throughout this city and the country relsed
s"at n,es sp.sr 'sssy H.
PAVILION HOTEL
GENERAL Travellers lately arrived FROM the North and
- from the interior Of Georgia NC having their
surprise and hat the usral publicity had
been given the opening Of the PAVILION HOTEL the
Subscriber 70, hretoe ndg. ed 70 70 his Al
disance-and 10 Country Merchants and others
have occasion 20 yist Charlesonthai at bis elegant and
te1sive Establishment, Meeting and Hseu streets
every sxortion will be used to make the inmates feel com
foriably al home"
The Proprietor Of the Pavilion Hotel will be assisted in
he ndesvo,s e afford general Iion BY Mr. w NJ
DOTr lately Of the Ametc Hotel, New York and Mrs
DOTf In looking after the detans Of the House. will take
pleasure in seeing TIA, the Ladies and their families will be
rcnde red comfortable. J. &. kER
Charleston. Oct. wv
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skR yEssELs wANTED--A9 ,adyaEesd rat, q
~ freight will he paid fer few god Vessels 10 freight
Coal frgnA Rordout 10 Boston, 1rovi fence ard other
sssisp porte They VII IS loaded With " e est delay
Arpv the oHee OF the Delaware and Nv son Canal Com
rsny, So William, eerptr Of Pine street. bs2w
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PUBLISHED DAHYBY
JAMES GORD0N BENNETT,
800 NO a ANN STREET.

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DIR T.EVETT DENTTST

T EAF. TOBACCO-Havsss, Cube, 81 Domingo, Keptucl1
IL Seed for sale at
oas I'm. NJ. RAIDERS, IS Chatham ct.
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s,S 5000 airs Of ass ass frssssb and bud. Ssna
tsrs ties and Slipper 81 all the colors Of fashion, misses sad
chdrens Boots and Shoes Of the The
gents Drsss Beots for 81 50 ever saw, and
good; 6ne French and calf Boots 50 so 10
warranted equal 80 TO 50 boots with the great 81 variety o
every description TOO 20 mentien per cent
Der SHOES Alec genem.ns eork soed Boots just call and
Canal assortment best quality and cheapest
A he limited states ma
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SHIP ILLINOIS FROM HAvRF-Corssns. vii please
~ send t7etr permits hea-d, pier r. tiocts
not permitted By the 9Th inst viii be Pebble
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

CARDSl CARDSli CARDsfI
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED
49, IN superior ,tyls At T.. uest priees,by
1U(O soyEREIUNs fof sale At y &c Tises, ATS wSH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

ITO sPORTsMrN, AMATEURS or NATURAL HIS
Il TORY, ke.-MR CORBETT Practical Naturalist, has
lust ar ed from London with fine specimens Of British
Game, SC, n fine preservation. The full value given r TO-
dried skins fresh killed Birde Quadrur1 Ann
street, second door. stairs. Nodeaer need apply
"Cotbett BY far he very best practical Naturalist OF the
day &c. q. Oxendcn. Eco
have known Corbctt upwards o years he s very skill
fol ~ the art Of preserving Birds and other snmas devute
p Natural History, and Of the stre,,st integrity nAn
thony CARLISLE.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

HE6SRD Steam Ship PRE- sIDENT is to sail No
ZE&K-X&J0 vember I'd.
&X0Wz819 The Steam packet President, NJ. NJ. keene,
commander, will take 1000 tons freight, land
sHors favorable for OF goods which
pesrre s 20 in British vesses) which will be taken al fair
rates OF freight Her for passage admrs
Nc adaoted 4 comfort freight passage apply to
on ts WADsWORTH n SMITH, Me- Jones lane.
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xKXL FUK SANANNAII--ElF Facket-The Superior.
uktA fast sailing packet ship CINCINNATI. Barstow
viii have immediate despatch for the above
and Las splendid for cabin, second abn
sod storage pasebgrs, Who will be taken moderate
ss7 ~H''e'''' HERMAN KEEvASa sou,h 81.
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7 n FNLL FASHION.
- BROWN CO. one quaty and one price Nat s,or.
Us rfner Of Mott street dur ale and
hhonshie hst Tor the 10 hred OF tire. dollars These
are now got nv far sapsrer to any ever ssld for the
Of charging good Tor Losses neuyrsd AZ H. -.
lensmen rtsidng al distance from Ire loo aop ~ fhs
Store. Will be richly rewarded in the quail OF III. t ~,
their trouble IN prol uring ns AZ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
Congress.
In Monday, Dec. 80.
REDUCTION OF PosTAct

REDUCTION OF PosTAGEs.
Mr.. Buchanan presented a lono and
somewhat able memorial on this snhiect
signed by numerous citizens of PennsvI
vanla, stating it as their belief that the
social, moral, political and pecuniarv
cond ton OF the country would be better
ed If there was reduction of postage so
that the maximum amount charged for
any letter should not exceed ten cents -
This memorial was referred to the com.
mlttee on the post office and public roads.
and with the general feeling in its favor
throughout the country, and the advanta-
geous manner the same system has been
found to work in Europe, it is believed
that the committee will report in favor of
reduction.
ANTI-sLAvERy PETITIONS.
MI. wise. as soon as the Journal was
read, rose and said that, with n view tn
prevent the agitation and excite men, hat
were produced in the House by the intro.
duction Of the abolition question, he would
now ask the suspension of the rules, in
order to enable him to offer the following
resolutions:
ResOLred, That upon the presentation
of any memorial or paper, relating to the
abolition Of slavery in the District of Co.
lumbia or any ofthe Territories. the same
shall be considered as objected to upon
reception, and the motion to receive shall
be laid upon the table without debate or
further action thereon.
Mr.. Fillmore, of New York, objected
to the suspension of the rules and Mr..
Wise demanded the ayes and nays. The
House objected, 100 to RI. So the House
refused to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Bell proposed to offer resolution
for the reference of all petitions, &c. on
the subject of abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia. TO the committee on
the District of Columbia, without debate.
Mr.. Wise objected to this, because it
involved the reception of the Petitions
He gave notice that he should go against
the reception of any petition or paper on
the subject.
Mr.. Adams said, only one class of Pc
titions would go to the committee on the
District of Columbia. Three were petit
tions against the internal slave-trade, and
against the admission of any new slave
State, and for the abolition of slavery in
the Territories, which would belong 10
other committees But he had no objec-
ton to the reference of the subject to any
committees, constituted in any manner
that the Speaker, with his views of the
subject. would appoint. no matter how
strong they might be in favor of the
Southern doctrines on this subject. He
!. had no doubt that report on the subject
, would be highly satisfactory to the south.
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sheet OF paper, see him write a sDeei6ca,;o-
ana direction, enclose the amount. seal 80
leuer, and frank %, and il will come SAT
10 US.
TERMS.
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ern side of the House. He wished onl
that the House would receive and ,raa
respectfully these petitions.
Mr. Bell, finding, he said. that Ri
proposition was objected to by many
withdrew it. ""1
Mr. Wise said he would offer his mo
tion again tomorrow.
Mr.. Adams trusted the gentleman from
virginia would he satisfied with the dem
ons;ratIon already given of the feeling o
'ne House on the subject, and that nc
encroachment on the rights of the Houst
would be again attempted.
mr.. Wise would not be satisfied he
said' as long as these petitions were re.
ceaced The House had no iurisd;rt;on
over the subject.
>! Mr. Rice Garland of Louisiana. then
oHefed several resolutions adnittinr The
fight OF the people to assemble and nett.
'ion, &C. and concluding as follows:
ResOtoed, That the interference bv the
c!tlzens of any of the States, with the
view To- the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia, is endangering the
[1gnts and security Of the people of the
district; and that any act of measures of
Congress designed % abolish slavery il
this District, would be a violation of rho
ialth implied in the cesslons made hv tha
states OF Virginia and MARYLAND of said
territory, Just cause of alarm 10 the
people of the slaveholding States, and
have direct and inevitable tendency TO
disturb and endanger this Union.
Resolced That this House will not
consider any proposition. petition, remon-
STRANGE, memorial, resolution, motion. or
paper, asking or requiring, or in a0v
manner relating to, the abolition of slave
ry IN the District of Columbia or the ter.
rlorles, nor will the House consider anv
proposition, petition, remonstrance, memo
rial, resolution. motion, or paper. askino
or requiring, or in any manner RELATING
to the abolition Of the slave trade in the
District of Columbia, or among the sew
eral States of this Union.
Mr.. Afford Of Ga, and others objected
to these resolutions, that they admitted
the reception of petitions on the subject
of abolition.
Mr.. Garland moved to suspend the rule
IN order to offer them, and the vote was
yeas 10Y, nays 62-not two-thirds.
The matter was dropped for the pres
ent.
SMITHSONIAN BEQUEsT.
Mr.. Adams brought forward bill in
relation to the Smithsonian beqnesi, which,
upon his motion, was referred to Select
Committee of nine members hereafter TO
be appointed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
YOUTHS CABINET
Ed TIE D By N. UTHARp.
prospectus of ToLume HL-Commenc;1e
January 9, 1910.


January 2, 1910.
This paper which was begun without a
subscriber, has existed two years, in the
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many friends, and receiving the warm com
mendatlon OF about one hundred editors,
ard many parents and teachers.
on have no idea of the eaeerness with
which my little girl gets your paper" said
iatner few days ago. at would be a
grand thing TO introduce as a reading book
10 common schools" said distinguished
laoorer IN the cause Of education,
" 1t is Just such paper as we desire 10
have placed weekly in the hands of onr
children" says the Christian Herald
we have never known a paper in which
children take so deep an INTEREST," saws the
Waldo (Maine) Gazette.
We have seen no paper EXPRESSLY dc.
voted TO the young, which combines with
more felicity, amusement and sound nrinci.
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us otJect is TO do the greatest possible
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Its engravlngs. which average two a,
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While it is confidently presented to The
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Mothers Monthly Journal,
EDITED BY

EDITED BY
MRS. ELIZA G. ALLEN.
fu0hShed 6y Bennett E. Bright, Utica
Nelo- York.
The fifth volume of the Mothers Mon,bIv
journal Will commence on the first of Ian.
uary, 1910. 1t will be under The editor;. Il
charge OF Mrs. Eliza c. Allen, wife of
Key. !. M. Allen, a lady Of superior oiii.
ana atiaInments, and deeply interested in
the OBJECTS Of the Journal. The publisher
can not but indulge strong confidence Iba,
under her care the work will conrinna 70
maintain lis deservedly high character and
merit the appreciation it has hitherto en-
Joyed. The publishers have an assurance
from The late editor, and from valued con
uioutors, that they shall continue 10 Iaho-
WIN head, and heart, and pen, 10 promn,e
the best interests Of the maternal reIa,;ou
the evidence of which will be given - 80
articles which they, from time TO lime Nil Iii
be enabled TO furnish. WIZ
The great objects and plan of the Journal
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estly solicit those who have kindly acred as
agents, TO continue their valuable services !:
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iusiy desired to solicit some suitable person
to act as such.
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persuade them to adopt the total abstinence
pledge as to the use of intoxicating liquors
lne man who sent The requestthat should
examine the last part of Mr.. AS remarks
occasionally lectured on temperance, until
"ooue the Time near relative of his began
sellln2 rum, but since that time he has been
very mute on that subject. Ira Ingraham
mas oeen wandering agent of the Vermont
domestic Missionary Society, and while in
mat capacity pitched battle with our eccen-
'ric Col. Miller, and the Executive Com
ml'tee OF VT. A. S. Society. Joab SeeIv
was ior while an accepted wandering
agent of the Bible Society. and is now Of
our a. 5. Society, though not as well ac-
cepted by certain men in his present calling.
very many ministers of the gospel wander
about from place to place, preaching the
glad tIdings of salvation to all who will
OBEY It's precepts. The Apostles, and even
the Savior himself wandered about, and
said ne had not where to lay his head.n
VIII close by asking those who are
clothed with the office of the gospel minis
try' TO ponder upon the subject under con-
SHERATON, and see whether they do right 10
mold back because some who are laborino
DO not everything as they think most Judi
cious?