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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
TO T H E l. AIDES
NO EXCITSE FOR HAIRY Upper LIPS.

DE-; :. yEtix qoyRAYp,s pEssILAToRYY, t aAyR
FIJI $ASE sHhh S'Has faE sSs
y Pr FELIX GoURAyD practical
anweard aud aeorogs application to the study Of secon
* s T St,s,
% .S % we he ssm Of ha ss as 9: o
Sueed, acetlerat.5 rstaIded completely destroyed IN
fas
powders Ss III with @
eueas hair either the upper p sides OF the face, brow,
1t would be idle deay d.hsurmsst beau hul f.
sasrass indicted on lofty aud iaeeeiu. brow When s
Ss I .eEa 'sf y ~ i,
butte Of beauty.
were DIST fcdos 10 he 40 ice cihe eiti.eSs he Uatsd
sy AND s every 1G
e aad s. re Of b na's NOT 9s
Bear in mind s important and irefasle proof Of the
irons rambler OF estimonia selected from the New
DErLAToRr PowpERs-A smooth white. transp aren't ssn
peses;aGy to eSas oe,sy i matters 10; how
roSs.s Of surface sSos, sus1 a. can Js
discovered By near nspee'nhe can have no real claims TO
are utter former s.pseis never
Bears res. abises the back saGpiefsd goose AID
sds hS. ssy s sGss s. a
d rGsds ysry so H..
many vile ecspcs witch hs1s put forth eject
tins object We checrfuly recommend the powders OF Dr.
cle with perfect impunty Dxndies who troubled
s e. sf LIZ n SUNDAY d
and recommend Its with confidence all ladies
with superucus hair, efctusly hair few mi
Hss S a the nr s1s oa 0o, &
way, west sHe, 81 per bottle Single 6o'tes seat BY mail
Letters must be post Cd
.Agents.Mrs Brosn &c Pruns ST. Ph,adelphia Mr. r. C.
Fer,e, Middletown, Conn.
Recoect that III powd to be had nowhere else in
New York but at 81 Walker street, and that druggists
These powders equally escacieus in upreot ng the
strongest boards. Ills Inn
"WE LIVE To PLEASE, AND pLEASE toll VE'
CHARLES COX, Sign fthe Golden Fleece, of Full
and Nassau Streets late tseect.d
his nephew IN Louden) full assorment Of the best Yves,
Doeskas, rich silk aud woolen velve;s, English plain
ured Sstns weoldyed PLAIN and diamond Beaver fo- Tag
from Paris and Londod. be examined samples
test fashio Also. all voice Of Baons rich
gold for evening drsss coats and vests called the
the national eInblem richly chased and Drown
dress coats and whit, vests only.
Since the introduction Of his old cash system Charles Csx
thanks to his kind friendand although he has laey
Obliged TO decline several orders he happy that he
now prepared to meet every exsency He has Avaed himself
Of the talents OF one the best cutters IN the country
experienced in all the changes OF ashonwho. under bis
will devote hu self to the tastes Of his And
thoss who favor Charles Cox at the Sign the Golden Fleece
mat.riAs-for hs motto ne live to please and please
i've mis- in'
pATENT ARMS MANUFACTURING COMPAN -
Notice here by given that at citing Of the D.crvs
ofsad Company hrd tn. 2d inst in jersey City for the
THOMAS A. EMMETT. EsS Of Nos York. was upan
reelected az President JOHN EHLERS Of
Jersey Treasurer and Secretary Of said institution for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

THE LARGEK ThE HUMBUG.
the more severe the bite; the m IRE ex-
allied he THINKS himself. the more igno-
ND, he fewer has he certainly perform
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANI
IL H L. IL

feftsns wishing frlenss
rvsdisg IN the Ola Country to mnigrate America
make sch with the riber will
TO those Gaining o every possbe comfort and
the The ships employed by this line all
ofthe 6sst e, America built, &c, commands by Of
experenee The frequency and punetusy OF the departure
ofthe this line rantee against de
in Liverpool and when those settled for decline
out the will be promptly refunded to those from whom
received
For the greater Of those who may wish
send money their friends the subscriber has competed
bis for sight the National Bal Of
ireland able at the various branches Ia the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
TO CONsIJMERs OF OIL AND GAS.

TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.
THE inventor aad manufacturer Of Safety Rejecting Spirit
Lamps begs leave 10 call the attic Of discerning pub
lie Lamp which vii al others IN brsney and
suitable for dry goods Jewellers and Fancy Store
Billiard Rooms Go, Hotels and Reeeiories, which
without creating the shadow, the
per cent gss each Lamp will not exceed for four
bou bnrning 10 cents week choice assoriment "
rous patterns his old store, Nos Cshsrinc
or sfs Greenwich, ccrner Canal street
Orders pity snded to- and k ~ent rosnd
q. MICHEL. Spirit Lsmps
painted each side Of the wagon.
Country Merchants SUPP lied usual on liberal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
D j P

ed DR.. PKOVOST viii IN Isw Words say TO the psbc,
physicians they few indeed He therefore warns all
he under rtan delicate diseases,
the re ans OF those diseases which still lurking the
in consequence Of NAL practice to seek
whom they could place eonddsnes He eaoons them .inss
Ensugh has relative TO Dr. sroyests qushe
TO ths notice; he will not therefore fill
columns with which he has
and the ferng letters which he has received but will
AFFIRM the honor OF genilem he
lar Medicine and surgery and has herst fore
tieed his profession parts OF thus city His ONCE ~
found from o'clock in the morning, O'clock night
oee closed the sabbath No Brosd eoInsr Of Stone
street J.rhOVOST, NJ. ID.
~ B-The Doctor hopes that those individuals who
are afflicted with the above mentioned
will longer conns to call for the various mrtue. speci
6es bottles boxes lille &c At 81 each, until 10 and
sometimes dollars worth might be consumed without per
forming perfect but that they will call upon
phys ca DR. Provost Broad
Stone where efectusy cured and that
for half less than is charged by other physean
,IQ ltn#
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION IN FEMALES.
MADAME RESTELL, Fe~.ais Physiotan, need not dwell
M upon the truly Wonderful and in,arsbIe ecsey and
OF her celebrated remedies for rregay
their speea ssp,son his been long tested and
having for numb, OF been exclusively adopted
in the principal Female Hospitals in EUROPE. we'll also in
eousry The eminent success OF Madame Restell
treatment OF irregularty in male has bees snail
degree owing the great sntge aud facilities ordes
Will, Physician in the Female Hospital Fensa Of
sepg every pOssbe .s.et Of the yarie modes Of Urea
adopted BY the deal fraternity Even the most emf.
and ss Of them have loving t. the want those op.
aud poassssed ny MADAME Kest been
in IN treatment, IN beess
recommended the adoption Of dame ReseHs
sp<c6c the only eds be relied being that
peseei improper ratnsnt in the esuss more
than others combined Of consumption IN females Ihe IN
troducon and adoption ~ Madame eseils c., Ire
v.rtvr married adde's whose health orbds too
rsrd family has been the OF preserving
well known many valuable life from premature grave
They years adopted in Frame and since their
inrodsctor into this eounJ about two q
ladies whose life despared Of have eoyea
their ADOPTION perfect health Prtoe Five Dollars
aye Thev by mall 10 part oi the unit.d
Stso. An letters must be Addressed TO MADAME RES.
TILL, F.mse Physician. Dor see ~ Y. No letters received
PEINCIfAL OFFICE Ie Greenwich 81, New Yc,t Phil.
asepha Office No. south Seventh st. Boston Otce, nor
Ess.s st oas Tot SANS
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Report Of the secretary orthe Treasury.

Report OF the secretary orthe Treasury.
To his Eseeaensy MrsIess b. Lemsr.
SR-I will FIRST call your attention to the sales
receipts, and expenditures, &c Of the lots in the
city OF Austin, and the tract adjoining.
whole number Of lots in the city Of Austin, l6so
OF these hays been seld 800
From which deduct number sold and subss-
quently forfeited, l0l
Leaves sold and no, forfeited. 4le
To which ada number Of lots reserved for
number donated by Con.
gress TO sundry individuals, IS O"
which deducted from the whole number,
leaves vaesnt and unsold, 1901
whole number Of out Lots 9lo
or these there have been sold. 2s5
From " bch deduct number sold and sub
sequently forfeited, 10
Leaves sold and not fofsted go
which deducted from the whole number,
leaves vacant and unsold, 20
1899, August sale, ls2,ss5 90
4" November, $50 10
1910. January, 3eOes ~
February, 67,s5s 90
July, T9N 90
eros, amour, sales s4ioos7 81
Instruments due to acth september, 1870
1890, August sale, ins,aluents, i3e,ess
November, do aosl5 u
1910, Jsnuary, 10 1905 SO
February, do 3sel7 20
July, DO 1881 90
sl1s7Os 81
From which deduct amount Of payments
forfeited, Auctioncers' commission, ex-
Pcnccs OF Surveying and advertising,
insslmcsts refunded on lots donated BY
Congress, &c. &C. sloG "a
Leaves net proceeds, sISs,esl 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
r. A A. N BARNARD,

A TToRNEys AND couNsELLors AT LAW, Ma:
eos. gsSyga.i.sn..d 70 P,se,,es "a a, ss osg,'' Of
Refereneee-fon ". p Taimsdge. n. Charles Jo.nscn
Hon D. Davis Hoo. Charles n nnssl.s Henry D. vsnss
Dawson. Green Co., Hon Thomas Eutlsr King, Wayne Co.,
fsasc Rowland, Eco Jerry Cowlss Eco Msee., Geers,a
MI mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

more detai led stntement Of this account will be
presented IN the Commissioner Of Revennes report
IN ord q TO give some idea Of the expenses ci tho
past ycsr,u subioin a coodessed statement OF the
Warrants and Certificates draws on the Treasury
~ the Comptroller, and countersiened by the First
.rd second Auditors, and steek Commissioner,
viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

CRACKER BAKERY, IS Mulberry street, near Chatham,
" N the cash system.
JAMES PARk Informs public that he will sell SOP.
BUrrKR Crackers BY single pound ber barrel Al
wholesale prices Soda Bbu cd, Butter Crackers Sd
perlb.
c"y rr%S roNp1o wo PIP n,yc
r1Hl'I wy7S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

warrants eonntersigh,d By the 4st Auaitor--
From lsi Oct 1889 to sept
, So is4o. 1872, 4sa 20
kCei'ihoa'ss do Go zoos Al 81, sss, asI ns
Warrants countersigned by I'd Auditor
Civil, Ola 1ss Al
naval, 1907 -
Interest on Promissory Notes ASA L.
Certificates, l4ass 25 $50, In ON
Warrants drawn by Stock Commissioner
For interest on old Funded Debt, sEe<sl m.
Total Warrants and Certificates s.21slss n,
The Certificates" included in the tor.ye;..r
were issued IN accordance with the 18th section e1
In e law above referred to- They are not redes ma
ple 4. 'he treasury, Out receivable IN Payn eHt ef
government dues.
The amount of appropriations made by Con-
gress for the present year, is Slsesk~1 ~
AMOUNT drawn on same since January lst,
1870, l,oss,7eS -
Leaves andrawn, $500 s7x ~
vi the appropriation of last year, there has
osen drawn during the present, s5sa7~7 10
And there is remaining undrawn of the
same appropriations, $e9ssr -
Inc law above mentioned also requires the Yiyss
ana second auditors to report their counts with
discussing ofhcers On the first Monday in De eeEo-
Der; the same time also Fixed for the Commissip.ey
oil Revenue to render his annual report These re-
ports will therefore necessarily form the subject a
aseparate communication from this department
The period OF rendering these reports WIS "a.
fixed, in order that time mis- bit be allowed tbe,, ~,
reaux to receive the returns from Accounting Off
GERS and Collectors Of Revenue, to the end OF m
fiscal year, and thus enable them to make their re-
ports mere complete.
The report of the Commits ionsr of Reyenu.
which Will be very voluminous, is in a forwars
state, and VIII give more circumstantial nd ecs
venue, from the different sources than has ever h,
fore been shown.
The amount of the Funded Debt, as reported by In
Stock Commissioner, is as follows: -
l.L-i -l-I.
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certificates of stock have
been issued BY order ofCon
gress to Saml Swartwost
and others, ls,s%e 81 ss7,sss ~
Promissory notes funded
der act Of Feb 8, 1910, in
10 per cent fund, previous
Audited drafts do do soth
September, $780, $500 90 77s,ass ~
Total funded debt up Sept 30 Is40, SLOT exs txa
To the total Of the new fund is TO be added thx
the old ISSUE which have been funded, but ha
yet passed the Auditors office. will DOT mate
rally increase the above amount
The amount Of interest on the new fund, PayAbks
during the succeeding year, in gold or silver 10
follows, to witt
Amour, Of interest on promissory notes, ten
per cent, due, 18th, Dee. $40, S37 Ose y.
Amount do on audited drafts, ten per cent
fund, due LIST March, 1871, 1910 ws
Amount do promissory notes, ten per cent
fund, due 10th June, ls<l, 3,sSe 4as
Amount do on audited drafts ten per cent
fund, due LIST Sept ls4l, l,sSe ~
Total s71.sss n
The amount of eight per cent bonds issued
in accordance with an act Of Congress
approved Feb. S, $780, creating funds for
the support Of government, for the year
The interest on which payable In gold or
silver, in equal insalmens on the LIST day
ofJsly, lsal, and the LIST day Of January,
BY the words of the law the interest on thess
bonds accrues from LIST January, lS4l. The probe
bility is that the amount Of this faud 500 Go -
viii be issued the OF
year The consequences will be, thsA the ssysrr--
ment viii have to pay interest them from the fss
day of January, 1871, to such time they are i>-
sued, whether that period be long or short. Fcs
instance, il certain sum in these bonds should he
paid oat of the Treasury on the last day Of D~eem
Der, lS4l, the helder can the next day, deu.apS
years interest them, when, in fact, the Es-
vernment has had the Of them but day
Some LEI legislative action seems absolutely necessary
to remedy this evil. Several methods Of ny-
ing il have suggested themselves, but without
some objections; and from the evident failure ~
these bosds to effect the object intended, the exPs
dency OF further issue Of them is seriously to be
doubted.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, yea
obedient servant,
WM. SEvrr,
Acting SeeretarY Of the Ire as nrr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

Audited drafts funded up to
the LIST of of January, ls40,
at which time the books OF
the old fund were closed by
law,
Land sc-ip funded to same
date, 1872 800 acres, for which
certificates Of stock have
been issued BY order Of Con
gress to Saml Swartwost
and others,
Promissory notes funded un-
der act Of Feb. 3, 1910, in
loper cent fund, previous
to LIST July, ls4o,
Audited drafts do do to 30th
September, 1870,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

kDONs. Capt. ~ 0. Palmer, Of 1909 tons, will sail
above. regular day yor freight passage, having
ACCOMMODATIONS uequsllsd fer srsnaor comfort apply
90 board al Orleans wharf foo, q Wall street or 70
Pres ef passage sieo. -
iooc oss, ~ succeed the sddoas, aud sail 18th January
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

kfS PASSAGE FOR LivERPOOL--P4cket Of 9Th
MN DecembrA Hrst rate paete ship will We despstch'
-as above. Having splendid accommodations for ca.
second cabin and seersee passetgs, early application
Wal. T. TAPsCOTT, % P,ek slip ore
~ South street. (fouye lane.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

The young Sultan of Turkey, has granted a
charter to his subject which is creating grea
sensation in Europe. 1--WE hope it is not Il
bank arter.)
Lord Palmerston has addressed a letter to the
American minister in London. declaring the in.
tention of the British Government to bIockad,
all the ports of the Chinese Empire, aud reduc,
the Emperor to submission, and exact compen,
saton !of the opium destroyed, by order o
the Cenese Government.
The Chartlsts are still endeavoring to wise.
They have induced some Of the soldiers to lie
sert To them
Her Majesty has communicated in person t.
the privy conncil, her intention of marryin
Prince Albert
lI0slilites have re. commenced betwaen thr
French, and the Arabs, in Africa, near ancient
A|gierS
A new Internal machine, was exploded near
the paIas Royal, on the Goth of Nov. No roya
blood shed.
They are greatly improving their manufacto
sizes in France-their machinery is rivaling tha'
of England American grain and -four are ~.
mtted into France free OF duty producing grea
relief 10 the poor classes, who have suffered Sc
veroLy for so G months past from short crop
and high drices.
Ohio State Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
"HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.

Reception of Gen. JACKSON at New Orleans,
On the 9th OF January. following interest
ing account Of Gen. Jackson reception at New
Orleans on the 9Th of January, we copy from
The Pcayune of the 9th inst.
"Un leaving the boat barouche with four
horses was ready to receive him, from whence
he was escorted, by the Legion and Washing,
ton Battalion, to the State House. As the pro-
eession passed along canal Street, dense mass
of citizens. lhronged each side, and the numor>
ous balconies were groaning with their fair bur.
thens-ladies waving their handkerchiefs, while
the svor-headed warrior bowed in acknows
edgment of their saLutations.
From the State House he was escorted to the
public square, in front of the old cathedral, by
the veterans Of IA and Is, the members OF the
Legislature, many members ofthe city councils,
and large concOurSe of the citizens. Arrived
al the public square, he was conducted to the
cathedral, where an oraton was delivered. after
which he reviewed the troops in the sqnare, the
cannoniers meanwhile bling fring salute. The
part Of the ceremonies over, he was escorted 10
his rooms at the St Louis Exchange ny the mil.
,tary. after which they were dismissed.
New Orleans has won some fame for the bril-.
Iiancy Of her military displays, hut the parade
of Yesterday exceeded eny thing uftile kind we
have ever achieved. All feelings of rivalry
were forgotten, and the Legion and Washing,
ton Battalion turned out in concert. We never
SAW them look tn more advantage than they did
an this occasion, aud The light of other DAYS
could be seen Frightening in the old suIticr's
eyes as he contemplated the fine martial display
hef1re him. He who had led raw, and undi<-
cipined Tennesseeans and l.ouisiauians to bal.
,e and 10 virtory from the same sput, now be-
held well'lrilIed and disciplined array orlroops
aud his pleased cuen enahce fully Indicated his
satisfaction. "
In the evslling. agreeable to the invitation of
the manager, the General and his suite atterdnJ
the St. charles 'rteater. AT The close or,he
net of the comady theh performing, the curtan
was dropped and the anthem WIS piayed me-
cordiWg 10 announcement The curtain then
rose. and MrJ NJ Field delivered poetical adj
dress from his own pen, to the Defender of "
Orleans, the aged veteran who came.
'T'o bless the children Of the sires he saved
The house was crammcd from the pit to the
dome and the General twice arose and acknowI
ed.ed the enthusiastic 'chee'ing OF tie multitude.
Hail columbia was then sung by the full COM
psny 6t the 81. charles, and the white headed
warrior lei! the theater amid the prolonged
cheers of an admiring audience of some two
Thousand souls. Thus ends our nref and hasly
written record of the day that will be remem.
bored while N Orleans stands and the Mississip
nj flow,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
OHIO PENITENTIARY.

We have hefOre us the Report of the re,
tors OF the Ohio Penltedtiary, made Dec. 20
1889. 1t is an interesting document, and con
talns many facts of deep general interest
that date there were in The prison 495 convicls
oi which number 95 white males and negroes
are natives of OHIO. Since iha establishment
of this institution, only two white females nave
been sent to prison--neither of these natives Of
this state, speaking of which fact the directors
pay handsome and deserved compliment to
the lnte lIlgence, virtue aud moral excellence Of
our country>women. The number received dur
ing thr past current wear, We're l72-ihere a Q
3D. whose terms expire during the present year.
the ayes ofthe convicts are-from 10 TO !6 years
+; from 10 to 20, 70: from 90 10 30, 900: from
80 to 40 lO2: from 40 to so, "A: from so to 60,
lS: from Gu to co. Nearly one fourth of the
whole number are young men - less than 81
years of agel and two thirds under 30 years !
How strong is the proof here afforded that hab.
its and character for good, or for evil are FORM
ed in early lifel
The earnings of the prison, over and above
all expenditures during the fiscal year, are 20
O37 06. The unexpred time of all the prison.
ers, amount in the aggregate to about two thou,
odHu loHs' lHO huuhueI VI uedtHS IOr In6 yea
is Is; the health of tho prisoners, beng abou
the same as of the surrounding country. Ont
prisoner by the name of Lake was shot Will,
attempting to escape, under circumstances per
fectLy iustfabe. Almost every occupation i
represented. there being 76 different kinds-a
mong the rest, we find 3 merchants, 3 clerks
2 PHYSICIANS. druggist lawyer, preacher
l schoo!master, L printer, and Is of no occu
patton
Faithful and successful efforts have beer
made for the moral and religious instruction o
the convicts. Under the charge of the Rev
Chas. Fitch, many have been taught to read
they have been furnished with books, and hav
heard divine service performed regularly OIL
the Sabbath. The cha plain expresses his con
hdence, from his observation, 10 visiting tn
prisoners in their cells, during sickness, an
IN nVelsation with them, that macy of them
particularly those IN early life, are undergone
reformation under the saIutary discipline an
instruction which they are receiving, winch q
the expiration of their terms, will restore ther
to society and guard them against further trans
gression; thus blending as he Justly observes
the minlstrations of mercy with the inhiclion
of justice
The Board speak in the highest terms Oft
efficient and upright manner in which the su
perintendent, w B Van Hook, Esq.,, has per
ftrmed his duties. In this, we feel assured he
but echo the voice Of pubic opinion. s.; Bul.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
The last year of Gov. Vance's administr,

The last year of Gov. Vances administra.
tion. the expenditures of Ohio were nearly
$4,000, 900, ,OO!ll As alarming as this was
poor bed ridden Wh'ggery never thought of e,
economy then. Fifty or sixty thousand dollar.
in those days could be slipped into Judge Bur,
nets pocket, the federal leader of Ohio, with.
out cent Of benefit to the State or its improve.
ments -as an investigation would prove if ever
had. we mean the Subscription To the Gincin.
natl and Goshen turnpike, not one dollar OF
which was ever expen deG in extending thai
road. We have thrown this in here as conve-
nient to contrast professions and assertions with
facts! Facts that dare not be disputed, as the re-.
cords will prove for themselves.
O. Statesman
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
n ) BACKIl G CUT.
From The Ohin Slatesnan.

From me Ohip NtateSInan.
The editor of tho cleveland Herald (not Gas
znltr) appeals So srangly to our sympaIIieS that
we are in, lined to put up our pop gun, the on>
iy instrument of TERROR we supposed necessP>
ry Ia use against him. We are glad, however,
he is So good ith the rifle, and hope when we
go target shooting, that he will be more suc-
cessnl in finding some one capablelof holding
tie pruning, than a friend of his we wot of !
We would advise the editor of the Herald, to
sturdy Mark Anthonys address, over the dead
body Of ceasar.
81 come to bury cmsar, not TO praise him."
We have been in ten wild cat fights - fou
bear hugs-slew six catamonnts with our owr
hands >-chnsed forty mad bufaloes across hur
dred mile prairie--caught ihunderboIt on the
point of our butcher knife and split it in two =
originated six earthquakes, and stopped the
progress Of a hundred thousand wings by put,
ting single ball in motion SOLITARY and alone,
but we never stopped to cnt fshworms in twain
for bait IL catch pinnows'