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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

- PARIS TnEArasa
ri ai'' DE si'S 3 i IR'bdr
M.rs. aSs'' '''" Tr Rssis.. ss,;.l'ina, a"s.
| Song, ;,. ~. Mr. chspu1
The 'h'''' THE sAsRxcK ROOM
CO E.mss ~ Held sis s:..,v ss Mrs Messy
Doors Opss at Lsi past s-Fsrlormanes esn@ssss 4
BOWERY THEATRE.
IMMENSE ArrE EhasG1IllpESrE nbI.;'NAL AND IN
ss: DO" and
= :sssss .Ss vi. s
S :Ss,i'ss A%sss
'''''@ o~ 'T5TiRif;fS S 4; G9SEiS$S Sionx.
To conclude With an entirely new s.nd Esue:fsn
THE SPECTRE nosS's; $s ;s'l zsD his PHANTOM
Prices-Boxes rs cents; fit 81 sGallery rs.
NEW CHATHAM THEATAE.
THIS EVENING, Dec. sl-The performance will conn sses
JIM r GROW "; f iS sI soe's'sf6oN
TIE sYSsa;t Il $; 47iS s.,,.
be ''' bIicS III aE i;tiii,fis'' called
''"' 10 eonelud. with the nautical drama Of ''
Mat. To" c'nsl' NJ, Cline r..slo,., MI ~ k:s Thorn.
Doors at Ct, performance Commence al =.
Boxes SO ceats I'D and sd ers as cents gallery
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATH6s
THIS EVENING, &c. 3i-The performances will On
with the farce called
THE KING INCOG.
Tom STILES, Mr. Edwin Mrs Dibbs. Mu Wat0
After which the gina burlesque entitled
TIE CIT, IN THE LARDER :,
Fernando Viliytbllr, Dir Mitchell
Velscore MIR Cunningham JaAnetta, Mrs Timm
Followed by the extravaganza OF
| 9 4 O
OR CRUMMLEs IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY,
MIR Csummles, MIR Mitchell Aleyn, Mr. knnsa1-
Wrggle, Edwin Walton, Rob<rD
Ihalia, Miss Turnbull
The entertainment O conclude WITH the faSce u
THE MILDLY ASHORE.
. Harry Hslcyon, Mrs Iimn
Morton, MIR Ru. sell Stafchington. Mrs Waits
Doors open at half al =.
Dress Circle SO cens-Upper Boxes IS cents-Fit ore
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THE CHEAP CASH CROCKERY STORE,
No. 81 Canal street.

No. 81 Canal street.
9 F. URQUHART respectfully informs hs friends and
D. the public generally that he has opened the above esab
ishmen ~ith choice Of goods The selection
The variety Of articles which comprises his stsck renders
impossible advertisements but he assures
favor him that, while they
may depend the qssv his goods they also be salts
will be al least as the city
90 There hand several pairs of the richest VASES
ever exhibited in the city. d5 tjas'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

DR.. BOSTwICK,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND DENTIST,
No. rs Chambers st I'D door west of Broadway.
ds 2ms
BEAUTIFUL MARINE SHELLs.-Asron Levy will sell
Thursday morning. Dscebsr sis NJ half pss 70 ock
his sas isI Brssdwa collection of elegant Shells
collected from every part Of the globe, including
and costly specimens we'll worthy the attention OF eoucholo
ess To be sold without 10 lots TO accommodate
ehasers $50 2s@
CTRONG x TANBLINGsCN, 24i Broadway, voua call
~ be attention OF Gentiemea to splendid assortment OF
sesr Cravats and stocks, sui able for the Also
Gloves, Suspepders ready m AIDE Linen.
cpter fitting thew selves out for New Year would de
w" " s''s '"'"' &C." '''''' UT issiw
CHAMPAGNE wINE.-A sma I invoice OF very superior
" qusIi.y, Tor saleby BOYD sHIN, KES
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ExCHAN6E ON The kofAL OF Ne,LAND.
II Persons sending their friends Ireland.
pro drafts FROM he subscribers the ROY or
land psyab msnd free sf dis any OF branch
- The principal towns in Ireland. by applyise TO
dsI ROcHE. BROTHFRs = CO. ~ sor.h 81,
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Ur. Deans Mixture.


FOR the cure IF certain well known disorder. The wr,s
GERS contain printed sketch Of the sf The
plant alluded which will enable the patient to ad II the
prope and avoid that which would be iuroue
This medicine warranted TO disease radically and
shorter Of time than remedy Tore tie public
Try IL, Ed II u fails shall positvely be reLuru~A
Price 81 Id at the drug stores corner water and Fulee0
III Broadway; ioi leHbers ST. corner Church street;
fars erd 81 ''rard = Of Edr1dse at "7-'-.'
pEPuyLluAIlVS or THE LONDON QuAkrhFLY
IL REVIEW TIE EDINBUtGH RsviEW, Tks Pc
r,ign Quarterly Rerisw, gnd The Wesmnsfsr Resiev,
Biackweods Masas,ne, TIE Metrcpohaa Magsssns. sd
Beniey's Miscellany.
The fubIshsr the above reprints begs intas sub
ent Mr John Nmmr 10 the temporary absence of Mr.
scatt1 vii, shortly upon col
let outs sndng debts AID she hepcs that all swbscrse ~
arresr will settle With h,r - ---l.~ation.
TERMS.
For the fear Reviews .......... dollars p-r
any three Of them, ........... =.
I" any so Of them, ..............S
OF them. ...............
I" Biackwoods Magazine, ..........s
(" Metropolitan Maea zine,, .........t
4" Bisckwoods Metropolitan Maya
ines. .......s. s..s...
!" Benu,y's Miscel any. ..........s
~ " '' " JENNA N. MASON
Corser Of Pine street and BrcAaWsy.
18th December, 1870
NJ few acts OF Bent~ys Mscesuv. from N, conn
containing Oliver Twist. Jack sheppard with
all the illustrations, still remaia on hand, and be supplied
at he ms
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NJ, Oh Chtspuf ~ revf dcos lsasoafc Hail.
PHILADELPHIA.

II. J.. uAhl w rL.s rtvprtetov.
THIS and snendd house fitted
the fashionable style FOR the accommodation Of d>s
tensn and Famies
The location for 10 places ffshpu
able has while th PAkLOnA.
DINING ROOMS and CHAMBERS will beer ecmparisoI
with any sim lar establishment IN ihe Uu'on
The ladies N find IN u all IN. sairt and elegance Of
stately mansion aud the gentlemen that
may xpcctrd from Hosl of the Grst class the cy of
phiade Dhn. -
With TIE valuable assistance Of Mr. ~ Nickrson, sts II
the City Hse Providence the proprietor hopes eY their
ted exefous 60 med liberal patronage fr the Wxshinxte
House. aud to entire safacon 10 all who hoser
4 1 with their rnatwsa~
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THIS DAY
Splendid Fs.aars w,; ss'sss e., a. a. half " Pc.
furniture Of ali des, .iioos
Al Il o'clock, the balance Of private stock u has madeira
sherry, port and champagne wines
A'''' 'o'' prime ai sATGRDxnsP.' '''a over years
Al hall % q 10 o'clock, In the sale rooms
e.ss Sans 81 s"S
goods, cio'hins and pledgra sr,ieles
sasissms o ne Ssanss Merchant Tasr .io i
remnants el''A' 'a'''" wviE.bsSSiEtlssb.ASYe.
vii s sssHsaE
fer conveuenc. of sale
SY sUTTEKFlELD G2AsEM9IN I.-,..,
sales Of Farpturs, &C. pune'u4y
49,, TEE, T,EEisD ;, NJ Jan. jar; ,.om
e a' psd Es
have been pledged fT'ur1E ssf Hssra Jsn
Pawnbrokers saeBy order OF Louis Levy aarge assert
m'n' Of un'ed'sme asTR'fpPkEiiivArE SALE.
eSaroas d. the market prices.
'f Also so ,ioocssoLiss Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The sucticneer respectful,
sas si M nnsY s
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made on furniture
the effects deceased. personally attesdedtO
A MEXICAN REPRINTS of the London Quarterly, Ed.
"A npurg Foreign and Westminster Reviews: Blackwoods
aud the Metropolitan Magazines and Beatleys Miscellany
The periodicals continue az third
the prce o. tie English editions with the ce
has universally acknowledged to ehsraterze
the execution They exact etae gna and
ali the Illustrations, however numerous, neary
exery instance. - . -,
The publisher wshes IL to be distinctly understood that these
periodicals delivered to subscribers the principal cities
@ s Within e
and hs reviews Afterwards with the utmost de
patch. -
If each atelv nd
printed with good type, large eeavo and OF
SUPERIOR quality Blaelwoods Magazine aud Bsntlsys M
Metropo an Magazine and the Reviews differs little
Europe cdtous and their good
III every part. ular .-..
or the NeViews' w
hree o. them ~ w
Two OF them ................'. p W
The four Reviews Biackwcod, the metropolitan and
D'"''' MAGAZiNEs
For Backwoed's Magazine IS 90
metropolitan. w
Blaekwood and Metropolitan. .........$s ~
behtley 20 w
{lAll subscptio pay able in advance New York: yE
NINA NJ MASON, publisher, corner Of Broadway aud Pine
street, basement rooms. s0 3Mis.
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SusDUt D AT LAsT-The most terrible .coucre which
aets such Q, the hgn,n family as have violated he sab
their disobedence remedy provided; for br. Hun
srs Rid Drcp inf disease all its compEsi
son.i s. Ger nal. dsIlt
PEAsE'S HOA RHOUN CANDY
TOR THE CrRE OF coughs, colds, h,arsese,s, irritation
Of the throat er.up wnoopng ennsf csilrrs, paaiion
q The heart liver Complaint prole or eonstau. expeetcrs
n and all those diseases which, IL not cneced in time lead
TIE propeisrs daily recsivpg the most atsrng
OF Us and is gratifying 10 that :hs is III,
81 clergy ard advocated W whole Of he New Yolk
~ the ossc Of %G o. 9ST sds ,b5 @ny ne
dOlatsa by disease IN fine The cures THIS Comp uad has
6y has ohsined bose VINO BY sserenee
Ssai o i. & By fSya. Tie Consequent
concentrations received frem The Medical Faculty SPEAK
Gsdcse III, vegetable prepert selected BY old
Sey Slse ID doubt %oa
have Been swedm an un~sy grave had this article been
Ssss sriSsJ ss.suse q sah.una Candy !. compound
"'' ,iEsyDsSefss 81 ~ iI * ,,
painfully Afflicted with the Bronchitis yas under
r. az Fl. Sss s sss Of nf ss
D ss: t DEGREE Be o; 'Ps
from tie above and he wishes rs to uo
ed ard short public speaker should be without his vale
sb yet pleasant remedy.
,r,..1. REAP THsIs Ego YOU VALUE y,!.!g LIFE
pe,, srsAo me to address few %s to yGS y rl
Of my disease, that could not preach made use Of
Hoa'hoShd Candy, and made Tue day, ard me
ss ass %S il 70 I'll who are
afflicted. ..r.
Agcnis-Ruthton Asppwa 10 all three stores !. Bot
fulton ~ corner wa" st Bsrrsii' Gland ST. rslic
Gro er, 9ss Pearl st ~.
sion ST. II whom be obtained wholesale and retail.
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SALT-sssosseAs Ashton f,s,g,y s,lss, Cor sal. ~
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Az. FOR LIVERPOOL Packe If the eth January
kE%X\ The we'll known fast sailing packet ship ROSCOE
ixAasJ NJ. Williams, MASTER wil sail as above, hsr rsgu
Her accommodations for passengers in cabin, second cabin
and Storage and the numher being limited
thess to embark sh uld make immediate
on board, foot Of Fletcher street, Or TO
GLOVER * NcMURRAY,
d3l 100 Pine st cor South.
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nN. WINTER ARIA >GEMENTS.
etS&--.6.-fs CITlZ ,NS' LINE.
s.s-iszs.e<xshA For ALBANY and NEW YOHK, inde;eu-
dent from All and being the only regular oppos
tlon leaves York Iouse, No osrti street at o'ck
A. and after 2sh OF Decemser s4o, on the East
side Of tAt River, via Poushkeepsie and Hudson
NJ. l. RAY, Agent.
NIB The preFry of this Line is not to be surpassed BY
any Line mig York Passengers travelling to
Abany viii do vel call before making 'ni else
- d3O IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

NOTICE.-Cons,gneesp per packet ship sHEhlDAN, iron
~ Liverpool will please send their permits oara al Or
lie; wharf Of w all street, sely All goods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

irAGNE wINE.-A small invoice Of very superior
in, for sale By BOYD HIM KEN,
No Tontine Bull ding
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

THE UNITED tTATES MAIL LINE
SrE-1zfffT leaves the Western Hotel No Courtlandt
G112Snx street, every morning AT O'Clock, A. M, for
sany and the intermediate places on both sides OF the North
River Teams AID Coaches OF tn firs order.
N b. The most como Bile and hest route from New York
to Albany the West side Of the river odging at New
burgh and Catskll and half days through, without
the fatigue Of travelli nights. =
BEACH and Others.
The Essle ln goes through day and night quicker than
any o her route d39
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

pEADER you that thousands die annually OF
which the paeat, long previous by
slight ymtogs such Cough, h.aIsenes, Soreness Of the
Throat loss OF Flesh, Sc1 Why not hen smedy,
that is ksown TO n ess symptoms, which j, ID K.
SWAYEE COMPOUND sYRUPOF WILD CHERRY.
This medicine alore will relieve you, n used in due
Wholesale and retail by DR.. w II. MINOR, No. 1893
Broadway, Franklin Hou.eD New Yo X
Price 81 per bottle. d3i In
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MONEY TO LEM

MUNEY To LENU.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, FAWNBRORER, No So
n Reade street, Broadway loans money in large
scriptions. dis
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HIGHLY lMPORTANr-The whole of ia, juvenile com
II muaiy h~cking crowds TO ses the beautiful and
splendid presents received by the Havre packets from
Psu. by Ators Remand No SO Broadway, oppore Nihos
bon and econs Of all kinds. Those
wishing make presents New Years Day, will do we'll
rive hn call; besides, II 10 deghtl place TO drop with
the l0e Of evening, and taste ais Ice Cream Char ute de
Ruse SC. d3 1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

Haste, haste, haste, to the Fancy Store
tli " the number. pray MARI!
n. ~. Lang Jon, IL the name DER the door
nyou can't come by day, eeue after dark
CHRISTMAS TOYS AND FANCY Goops
(famil, Store, t2i Broadway, New York;
THE Stock offered TO he attention Of will
he found 70 comprise variety adapted 10 The PRE-
SENT TIMES, and is decidedly FAMILY STONE vhe-
All miles having Cor their Object ECONOMY and VA.
RIETY respectfully invited BY the and
inspect his extensive and stock Of Toys
vasiss and Fancy Goods, among which will be found
Game Bcxes War, Kid and Jointed Dolls
Graces-feather 10 Dole Heads-Bsby Dolls
Work Boses-f.ney DO Surprise Bo,es-Disblsrie e.
tosmo-amas-shovs Observation-Disclosures
Periyhanlscopcs Esrieqsns-C arrsres
fatuedores-Tool Boxes Moving Birds nd Horses
trtntug Presses furnt ure-kitchens
Magnetic Toys Bos TOYS great variety
Cues swords Bows and Arrows Defsnd China sstts nc.
The whole Of which offered a, very low uriees by
a,s eodlm- third door from Canal street
TIE NEwFooD FoRCHIL DREN AND INvALivs
-NAsus FARsscrous Foop beer before ihe public but
fsw weeks and ~ that short time IL has gained reputation
unprecedented article Of food infinitely
prepsr ton used ~ the nursey BY inyads entirely
geaee &c oi stnu,s and ret posse nourhiag pro-
perts equal 10 Of the lighter descriptions fed
which makes excellent rgi~n be used in treating dis
eaes upon the plan has receb flavor
never nauseses and SITS the delicate and irr
taee tomarhs Mothers about 70 ~e,n their children could
For sale AZ wholesale BY ALFRED hit COS Green rich
one door from Barrel street, and retail BY Pr w.
Ni'nor, Ios Bro dway Dr. w. Hart wa broadway IT.
or.en zoe Br9adw.y j. B. Dodd. corner Brosdvay and
ecker str.st guon esrner orspd street end the Bow
n" Wash, No. MONTGOMERY street, Jersey City, NJ
u sis fERssE BRSoKs, q Liberty stree.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

MEDICAL HOUSE. No. 3 Division street-If DIR Uuatei
u Red Drop the only absolute thorough, aud harrl..
al thsrom the fact Of its h.isg years before the ~
its sale increasing its fame spreading from End .fh,
to the other and counterts Of the medicine sppesrne ~
day proof positive: One vial price 81 Is WARRANTED 5ir
turned. II. ID
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07
corteanondencs ofths Pilot.

NEw-YoRK, May 5, iS4o.
Notwithstanding the intense anxiety felt for
the arrival ofthe Great Western, the news which
she brings has produced very little effect upon
our money and Stock markets. The loan to the
North American Trust and Banking Co., OF nay
million which it was reported had been effected
by Mr.. Murray, in Paris, has not produced an in
crease in the sales of the Stock at the Board :
on the contrary, at the first board, it declined
per cent, and at the second, it closed at decline
of per cent. So much for the fluctuations Of
Stock This Company, however, has been so
largely in the market lately, and there has been
so much speculation in its Stock, that some strong
re-action-some great diminution of the amount
offered every day, must take place, before the pub
lie mind can become fixed, as TO its permanent
value.
The Great Western will positively sail on the
9th, erappointed day, and she will take out with
her, full statements of the great National Con-
vention now in session in your city. To ON
friends abroad, the news will be gratifying, as
know, from information received by intelligent
gentlemen from Europe, that the success of the
party 10 AOOhSu StiASA "a
the Atlantic, with great interest; and no nforma-
ton more cheering to the gloomy hopes of the
friends of good government and reform, can pos
sibly 60 abroad, than the account Of the proceed
ings in Baltimore.
We are now looking forward to the celebra-
ton of the Battle of Fort Meigs, which takes
place in this city on the sth- inst. Tell your
Young friends to come and see US, and join in
the proceedings OH that interesting OCCASION
We have cheerful news OF the hospitable recep-
ton of our delegates by the citizens OF Balti-
more, and the young men Of New York will be
gratifed to have an opportunity OF returning
your welcome There is a vessel now lying in
the North River, which will afford interest to
all who may visit our city. / allude to the Sui
tana, ship of three hundred tons burthen, be-
longing to the Imaum of Muscat. She arrived
here few days ago, with cargo OF coffee and
other merchandise, among which are several
beautiful Arabian horses, designed as present
to the Government. You win probably recol-
leet, that some years ago, our Sloop of War
Peacock, was in distress in the Island of Ma
zeira, and that she received important service
| from an Arabian vessel The ship now in our
mort is the same vessel.
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SrRA1enr.orT HARRIsoNIAN.-We have

STRATeHT-oUT HARRIsoNIAN.-Weh have receiy-
ed the first number of paper published at Column
bus, Ohio, under the above title. The following
extract from their prospectus, will explain the
reasons of the editors for starting this new ally
in the Harrison Ranks:
H In the first place, the present situation of our
country, and of the State of Ohio, in particular,
mperiously demands the publication, at the seat
Of the State Government, Just exactly such pa
per as the g STRAIGHT-oUT HARRIsoNIAN." In the
second place we have sort of belief that we are
fully competent to render it just such paper as
it ought to be and, in the third place, we have
already obtained subscription list. sufficient to
render it Independent if not profitable"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07
An INCIDENT on THE PROCESSION.

AN INCIDENT OF THE PROCESSION,
Prominent in the grand pageant with which
our city was honored, by the members OF the
Harrison delegation, was the representation of
the gallant little State of Delaware. She came
with her banners, and all the insignia of her no.
BILE deeds, to signify to her more powerful sis
tiers, that, although she looked small on the
map of the Republic, her soul was as large as
the largest, aud her enthusiasm in the great
cause of reform, was unequalled. At the head
of the "Tippecanoe Club" of Wilmington, was
borne a large and splendid star-spangled banner,
with its broad stripes and bright stars, floating
in the breeze. This flag was borne through the
procession by two gallant American Tars, VIII
had Just arrived from cruise, and after serving
their country faithfully, on the Ocean, were now
found in the ranks of that immense array Of free
men, who had assembled together from all points
of our national compass. to settle the affairs of
their common government. What city, county,
or State, did these gallant seamen represent
WHY were they found marching in solemn pro-
cesson, bearing far above their beaten brows,
the emblem of their country's glory? They re-
presented no particular district Their souls
were to expanded to be restricted within the mar
row limits of any local boundaries They were
the honored representatives of the Union,
the noble Union, and as such, claimed the birth
right Of American citizens, to bear aloft upon
the land, that flag which they had often protec-
ted on the Ocean. One of those weather bea-
ten patriots was conspicuous for his age, and his
long white beard. The other appeared to be
Younger, but bore upon his brawny face, the
impress Of many hard storm and perilous Ia
Dor, encountered in the service OF his country.
Before the procession moved, these two veterans
were seen lowering about the spot where the
flag was floating, and viewing with deep inter
est, the arrangements of the day; and particular
" the National banner, and the little ship con-
stitution, which was drawn through the process
sion by the wings ofFelPs Point The day was
very windy, and it was with extreme difficult
tythat the Ensigns could keep their banners
floating.
One of the sailors approached the Marshal,
and accosted him. ''I say, Commodore, COM
mand Old Jack here and me, TO take care of this
flag. 1t will get hurt among all the rigging
here. We know how TO manage it. We have
Just been discharged from the Independence
and We have sailed long time aboard the Old
Delaware. We see the Constitution ahead, and
we want to give Old Ironsides lift. So Commo-
dore, give us the flag, and we will bear it thro'
the Storm" These brave fellows were heartily
welcomed into line by the Commodore, and we
need hardly add, that they stuck By the Ship
and flag, and bore them safely into Port. The
last that was seen of them, was on the depar-
ture of the Delaware delegation, shouting "hnz-
"a for Harrison and Perry" '.huysa for Della
,sare and the Constitution"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07

The cars of the various rail roads were
crowded yesterday at the hour of departure
with Wing Delegates, leaving our city for
their respective homes. Extra trains were
furnished by the agents at the depots.
Thousands of young and ardent Demo
Gratis left us cheering for Harrison and
Tyler. During their visit, their department
has won for them the unanimous respect
of the citizens of Baltimore Of ALI. politi-
cal parties. That they may safely reach
their various destinations, pleased with their
visit to the monumental city, is the prayer OF
every Baltmorean and that they will all
give good account of their efforts in the
cause of "HARRIsoN and REFoRM," at the
coming presidential election, is certain.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07
Editors Correspondence.
ST.. CLMRsvILLE, Ohio,
April Both. 1910.

n pIll DUN, lo4U.
Dear SIR, Although have not the plea
sure of your personal acquaintance, | have
long known you as veteran editor and
politician. The circulation of your Tele-
graph was at one time co-extenSive with the
boundaries of this republic; and few if any
papers contributed so much 10 the popularity
and elevation of Gen. Jackson, as it did
Its sight was but the signal of renewed en-
thusiasm for one who had done his country
some service. Though was not friendly 10
the election of Gen Jackson, | was not dis
pleased to see that the gratitude Of a nation
for one who had exposed his life in her de-
fence, could not sumber. And | am now
convinced that the people Of this nation will
fully exemplify this in their choice between
the Patriot and Hero Harrison, and the mere
pedling politician, the present incumbent
he retains not single quality Of his "illuS-
trious predeceSsor"-he is a stranger 10 the
battle fields of our country-and only known
to the nation as a trading, trafficking politi-
clan. l hope your "Piot" may be read in
every log cabin in the west, and that this
nation may eventually be piloted in safety
through the present political contest. In this
section of the country the star of hope is
Frightening fast-numbers are daily break
ing the bands of party, and in the coming
struggle will be found on the side of the
people against the rained-band of Office
holders.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07

FATAL AcCIDENT.-As the Worcester train of
cars was coming in this morning one Of the bake
men was instantly killed, by his head striking
against bridge, under which the cars were pass
ing, about three miles this side of Worcester
He was standing up, contrary to orders. We
did not learn his uams.-Boston Transcript.