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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16

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81 Ibe militia ii ssck Iaese within their res
pecsiee Districls Il lines not *.
lceedinn twice n Il The same
wear Is he may dssn and during
such period including h ne when going
to ana Returning from lie place d rem.
dezyons, ther shall be deemed u The ser
vice Of ihe lniled States, and 81 subject d
such Fenul asions IS ire President NAV think
proper Is ADOPT lof their Instruction, discf
pline and inantoVefnen
Here sire. he pIan which Tie presidenl
attemrls q rrer, s,ssrass|e declares m
lie militia. shall IS deemed ss, tke scribe.
81 he Unitea Ssasesss Il, i time Of profound
peace!gl Twice year the people shall
Be called lorls. not Is war. but Is % on !
military Expedition, mo 81 three hundred
miles to muster, under Van Buren, and his
Officers. Nov sire, does r. Poinsett's plan
add single penalty o. new pIoyisiong'
Under the present law there Is 40 military
decipline for citizens except II 4 time 81
war: bat under The new sdes;red MEASURED
we are tscalIed forth every year. twice !
year, tso Of three months At . time. III times
sc peace and ST these TINES We are subject
10 The martial law nunishmenf for tie tseiis.
respectful word
The apenoltg dg--tha sfnew proyi.
sione therefore, & his. thaf fba Gao law
fmore odions tlan lie al;an and seditisr la,,
Tor that onarenteed s triai. BIZ fprv.A lie gao
law. Of the ssiesired aeosafe's places 200.
COO of the free citizens az this Union. for 5
long period, twice ereTg year. IS the a.;I;soral
Sc, Dice 81 tie United .Stgtee. under Tie com
mand Of he President. subject 10 the rules
and articles Of var--to trial and punishment
BY Court martial. for speaking of the Presi.
dent, n 4 time Of universal peace with the
world.
II conclusion rom the facts which /
have stated, and which think cannot be
denied, il IS apparnt that AIF. Van Buren, and
his party are il favour Of raising and keep
ing up military force ia this country Of
zoo, 900 men. say his party, and feel
-
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16

One Hundred Thousand Men in Council.
Weiiye ia. new age. "A new era upon
us. An uninterested observer Of the shines
might well exclaiiA, what is the world com-
ling TOT The historian Of the present day
has q. difficult task to-perform. He has to
write things that never were written before.
a few months ago the people in various parts
Of the union, weresholding meetings and
conventions, the largest ever known, con-
sisting Of ten, twenty Or thirty thousand.-
It was considered almost incredible 20 talk Of
twenty thousand people ii one meeting
We then talked Of enthusiasm, and wonder
ed at the wonders around us. Now, these
things are nothing. Twenty thousand Peo-
pie together would now scarcely be digniied
with the name Of a whig meeting. Enthu-
siasm has become enthusiastic. Popular de-
lmcnstration of joy in the great reformation
of the new republic has rum wild, and there
is now no bounds looked for ia the triumph-
ant nartialings Of the people. The ocean
wave does not rol. with more triumph and
majesty over the bosom Of the deep, Than. does
this mighty biIlow Of popular enthnsiasmrolI
over the face Of our country. "A free people
never exhibited themselves before. They
sAew not their own strength 81 their own
numbers Here almost ii The same period Of
times we see river valley filed with people,
and mountain clad from iis.base 10 lis SUM
nit with men ia council. In the Mania
Valley,of Ohio hundred thousand free men
are Shouting over the downfall ar The nresant .
administration, and hundred thousand free
men assembled on the sacred bosomof Bunker
Hill responded 70 the West, and send back
the loud hosannah in accents Of triumph and
demonstrations Of joy, such as were never
conceived IL fancy or pictured in romance.
These things, though as resistless as an
ayalanch from The mountains, and even ter
Fl6le n their appearance. are but the mild
and peaceful musings Of few millions Of
men Fighting their own wrongs AID rejoic-
ing i their own success. q
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16

lnion Of the yyhigs--fOll the sake 81 che
Uni0m.--W WISE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
LAMENTATIONS.

R?rrxnp,M-Per Henry Kneeamdsioo bags coffee Good.
hue & Coso pip gin Stevens no Boonen Graves
Co-so Moron Benard-s chests Feder Dutih-as9 bass
coffee Victor Duckwtzl0 pipes gin Iaylor-l0' bags
Indz lo bks tin Faber Beryith-' cs MeyerTs hoop
Co.'S bdls steel Van Post Oclrichs-i ok tc Rashom
= cks wine Schnz 4 Bedrn1s bales Matters Markoe-s
& Roliius-I0o bags coffee 6 bxs chests to order.
HAMsuRG-Per P0Ofi--9 cs r. s Jones-lsF w Schmid-2
do Albert Browns ID w Let.endahl-5 q Movers
Som IIehe-9 G. Miller-2o Weak ster-ls Hench
en- Il UnLbsr-3 l. Woln-3 x Worburg- Nasuipg, os-
ter y Co.'S NJ Oppe nheilser-2 z Leo Coz sand
T (,renen,ha,s q G,en-i II e Mullsr-i20o dsm johns
Wicheihausen Achies-2c II g Hesenburg-i G Hepen,
burg & Cog Wagons Rpkir-5 Victor x Duckwiz-l NJ
Baldwin, Des Artesi Hicks CoS7i ods willow Is ok
Per cs,iro-si ess 1884 hides 2, ton: us
tic II caeys t,gs hxs turtle shell bs hsg
old IS bags coffee soeoa xuts 800 hids So horns
Cora Skts slsss Murray s anm sn-eo hides siss fii;
che-si5i n w aosnson. P.iia3tSs1 III Beskman-SSI7
n (;,oJing-<lOo Ben.Gci-S5tS q & DekayS33 Gfu't
-SIa w Ider-S3g w Radcliffe Il Dana-Seu0 u Patti
ssn-s27oO 3 Jsrossay-Sss CsstlicSis3 de Griya-
x5so + II Bunker--so balsa bx turtle shell y Hee
Hv.~A-Per Cisorai Coior77i bxs sugar "a bxs oranges
!oantty q ola rope Spoord, Iileson CO.
2so Lrs aug G Fario Collie Woo!s-y Woolsey2s7
hays coes Beck s Col bale tobacco R,ssiere CO..
Chappls-i Rz.lds- pkg prscals-2 es Roder-7i boT
Clark y Co-2oS Judds' Sons7o + Poppe-is eases L ID
Ryan, Aymar & Col bx Bhtz-a Wintlngham
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
C. II. IL X - " II IL 4

WHOLESALE
READY MADE LINEN CRAVATS HANDKER-
CHlEFS, STOCK, HOSIERY, GLOVE, AND
UMBRELLA STORE,
Corner Of William and Bcekman streets New York. and
1903 Fulton street. Brook lyn.
las coneta.,y hand following artcles:-Centle.
II mems Lissn shirts,
eniemens Masia, with linen bosous, collars and wrist
hands; do without collars,
Colored Shirts Of every description,
Muslin Shirts, with linen bands.
settlements ii Drawers: do linen do DO cotton do
Do plain DO do; do lambs wool do
Do white and red Flannel; do do Canton Flannel
Do silk net Shirts de DO cotton DO
Do lambs WOO do; do merino do
Ia lies silk aud meriHo Vests and Drawers
Line nosoms OF every description,
Linen tolilrs aud Wrtbans silk and cotton Night CaIs
4 'iinmed Satin Stocks, OF the istestsiye
Pi.in do do do do
Tr@med Eonearins DO do
Plated do do d.
Black aud fancy Cravats,
SILK AID Cain,ric pocket uandkerchisfs.
Gumelas,ie, elk and cote. suspend
linen, thread ard cotton do do
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels
silk aud Cotton nbrellas ana arcl. a?p>tsng to
ageatlcmai'- wartrcbc. Tor immediate use
Scotch Lambs Wool and Merso Stockings end Socks, Of
all sEes.
c. b. b. thankful fer the favors Bestowed him for the
three years socts continuance OF he u shall be
his utmost endes,ors to give work OF the best eria and
make.
s-Gsni!emen embarkinr for can be instantly
pliei for the voyage. s2l m's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
Lniest AdVlces


NEW OsLEAys--Ship Mmrhis-Mr Wilcox, lady child.
rea Mr. and Mrs eiawbrjge End servants Mis-
vast; Chamberlain and lady; Miss Chamberlan Miss
Early, c Meeker. v Hatch g tarnes, Thomas, L
Thomas, @ Carr, Buehnal, s Ainslee. II Burns, 5
(irice Mctorsuodaic, Geo Dieorof Nor Casey,
lady and child OF Mobile; Geo Wiley Nachez;
Sir TaoMAs-schr Septem5er-Messrs N Warren and John
Blow. Of NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
CORNER OF ANN AND NAssAU-sTREETs,

Neu- York.
Respectfully informs his old patrons, and the pub
lie generally that he continues to manufacture and
supply every article used in the printing business,
well as, 20 stereotype all jobs that may offer. lie
embraces this opportunity to return thanks to those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for so
many years, and to say that he is to be found at the
old established stand, corner Of Ann and Nassc"-
streets fully prepared to execute any order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manuiac-
iured BY him, is from a SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with number Of additions of SUPERIOR CUT;
that he is enabled to supply soRrs, we'll
FouSTs, Of the most beautiful Of Ais Old Faces, and
Of greatly Improved quality Of netdi. He is also
engaged getting up, by newly discovered process
IN extensive series Of Nsu and Highly Ornamental
Articles. Arrangements made with the Manu-
hcturers Of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him TO execute orders expedL
tously any other Founder in the Union, and On
as favourable terms
new specimen is now in the course Of printing.
d. Newspapers copying the above advertise.
ment three times, and forwarding one copy contain
ing will be entitled to their pay in Type provided
q bill Of four times the amount be made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT


Landing 1T Grassy Point Calds ellis Westolt Cold Spring.
tislkill Landing, New Hamburg, and Milton,
- sla miI 9sENoLA Csr,iS vsId d,
E~---s2-Kof Chamber street, at O'Clock, T. NJ. and
fo"ghkeepe from the oot 81 Main ST. at O'clock a NJ
tilt further not ice follows:-
Leave Poughkee. si,Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ociock, a. M.
Leave New York-Tuesday "Wednesday AID Saturday, al
For freight passac. afpY the Captain on board or
to NJ N.s ~. II Martin. IA West street
All property taken ONLY at the risk OF the Of such
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

--.an Vs CScJsTs ne!bus :; Celis u Cssees i
sscs Dyc.7sl D:s.h is. PG;eS P..H:y psSa9:
= EvgspeIss a. bilious typhods DO scar
let dcPusrpsr Do rs%,ttsct DO q Ga n
brain s. do Of liver o. do lung. Inflammation q
Insa.iy Jsuodies q Killed % Gg %Ss.
disease Of Inc Old Age 2; Palsy Spinal disease
sprue /; scroluIa 2; Small pon e Teethug 81 JUNIOR
AGE~Ofi year and under, 81 between and 4 as betw
betw 30 and bew 40 and So 49, betw SO and 60 s. betw
go and 10 10 and 80 A bew 50 and 80 q betw 30 and
100, a; unknown0. =, tu,.,
Scotland Il Wales {; British Poss essons N A, /; Den
mark o. Germany s; France spsin Italy o; unknowno
ERoN-Alms House. Bellevue A. Hospital, do, l2 New Jer-
aev o. Long Island Baekwelps Island City Hospital
Small Pox Hospital Westminster, Il Psniteniiary l.
Colored PERSONS g.. .,rr,s ~, -.
CITY Ins pectors Office. Oct. 3. 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
arrival and Departure OF the Malls.

Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily, except Sundays. ............ Am 81 Pm.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Hayes.
.iy except Sundays ................ Am.
Eastern LAID Mail, which leaves Sunday
Ino closes Saturday p NJ
EasternWay Mail via 1arlem w estchester,
Norwak, &c. daily except Sanlays..... PM Am
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
' gaiy .........,ll slrM
wssssrn Mail, daily MISUNDERSTANDING PM Sim
Nor,hern Maijv daily ........... -, An 81 M.
Northern Steamboat Mail, to Saratoga, win
Hudson Albany and Troy, daily. 81 p. NJ A N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

DR.. LEVITT, DENTIST,
S0 BROADWAY-(E Entrance in Warren street
WILL e, much pleasure showing how his plaa Of insert,
w irg Teeth on Che principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PRES
SURE differs from that usually adopted, with the important
results ia apple As DIR L. has nothing about
eret, be wishes the PUBLIC to judge for themselves.
tFros the Sunday Morning Atlas ola pr,l1s,lsto
From osg personal with the practice aud
per,nee Of Mr. eyet Dentist most cordially
mend his principle practised by him
self The greatest in and the perfection Of den
tiatry.
o'clock afternoon $40 Inns
a Br,AHAM VAN DYKE, late Of Newcastle, Del.-Ifhe
N bas e,y h.ts living about the city Of New York
ia believed he has) vii address zon fnoch
Roberts, Of Wilmington BEL they will hear of something
sSi imis ENoCH ROBERTS. wilainSton. Del.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOR AND FROM NAV YORK.
Landing at Milton, New Hamburger, Fshkii Landing, Cold
Spring, W,st FONT, Csldweils Landing and Grassy
Point
xQ1eSh an The steamboat OSEOLA, Captain Vcrdiae
Truesdell, will leave New York from the foot
.X..-iA-Fs-of Chambers street. o'clock. =. NJ aud
Pougbk-ease the foot Of Main o'clock a. NJ
til further notice, rs follows
Laye Posghkeepe-Aionday, Wednesday, sud Friday at
o'clock, A. NJ.
Leave New YorkTusslsy, Wednesday, and saturday. at
4oclock, T. NJ.
All property taken only the risk of the Of such
property.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
NIBLO'S GARDEN,

>
Uln of the nued ofthe new nam
omlme by the Rayt Family the proprietor has arr
withthem 70 perform nights during present
THIS VS. ihs otSst ,
The RAVEL FAMILY, and Madame PROCHE GIUBuEI
"a, EAR ay;; Il E,N;spsGiEsafEEsSy IN AMERICA,
ENTERTAINMENT 'S ihHhE
ne" Rf is,ia ,uR Es GIFT
THEE SPLENDID ovERTUREs. 'orh
"a BArrsrE from the Conservative Paris, and French
1A' Evenings d hrssn" SysK ". with
After which, the Ravsl Family will go through their eeran
'hf RfHoEvrii S ne 81 e The
Being taken from the antique ideal statues in -
ed that the beautiful grouping of the figures may seen
AN OVERTURE
To be followed i hy .hs Rs,ei Family or the
Going through sers. ~ sra acct and e.r,n, s.rc,,
GRAND OVERTURE 10 LIZ I'D DOMINO SUiR.
To conclude with the splendid spectacle now ner
THE CONJUR0R's GIFT"Uk The MAGIC PILLS
=. Arranged BY Jerome Ravel.
Dor panch,o, Jerome Rayei Cavsero Grinado Antoine
'ei' ch.qpSSiI, Joseph ha;sI Frog and
During the penomme Spanish Pas de Deux, by Mamame
49, Giubiiei and Gabriel Itayel. " " -A'~
Inc piece VIII ermnae with Grand Chinese Divertsement
Doors open at half past O'clock COM
entrance TO the Sloon will be opened FROM Broadway;
also one from the Garden persons
the arr who wish to avail themselves this the only
oiPyuhS Oh witnessing the performances Of the Ravel Fa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
Packets 60 Depart
Packets TO Arrive.
Cleared.


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Sssl. Ss sSs.
f s.'%s x sSSi%S P E": B b.. Th Ess
Ship Henry Kneeiand Leck. IS days from Rotterdam with
{: & sss Seth Co. 1 s s: sa
:. S Is e. Isa .,s k .s az l'sH ,p'i ss ::
before. p g. i, ,s. y, . : g g:,,s e y On
a.. y "A -:
:s sl ~ ss 'ss :s:.'
MIA spcss, sc to Everett Bs'tse Left no American
Ds M: s,s,, day. ;1 sa,. ~ & ssrs,
ifsrs.a - s;l,. o linton so ssss Smiths"
s c..eS, York . day.. ON sssy,a wit, IS, hid. ,e.
Tsrcoi ssi.os . Iss sds essys.s Gr SYcri isis
Brem,n brr v,.,a, c,,,.raoe a days from Bremen mdr
SBris sirss R.iey from Savannah cotton to seot,
Br.chr A.,rs, Winchester from S, Johns, NIB plaster
! sebr eioas,bsy. Wet, iron Indian Rive, corn.
Sehr Eri. skvocd fon Nc-osrn- NC, naval stores, TO
sShr Charles, Bssssrd, froa s.haOsd, coal
sailed.
fleet Of aara1d hound ,s..;l. ys., e .ss Sun
Say sss.d i.Iaas and s,ri fssis cosy, xs.sas oo
General RECORD.
sSs' fss On c;fs WEI s s,s ' s,.. .S
HxhIsrs and returned ths sort sr cargo ~
be-. c rs ssss T. q Nh. sss . s.
and Gibraltar 10 Company with hundred
cal Of !, ss.ls ftr the Uaited sts,.s
spskcn.
Frnlln, om Hamburg for New York, serta Ia, 81 Ion
senator from Mobile FOR Liverpool sept 18TH lat TO- lon
Nia
Foreigs Ports.
ts 9Th SEPT Alt,au kus-y NYo,s Collector, An
der.os. do; Mary Reed. dsosdws, Philad.
sIg .sfs s'y s. Isss1r ,,,s a.
ds Nep,a, Gsddina Me oi soc; Hsvel leslie. Ch,res-
t9s, do qronns jar ~ tIs,.ss Tor NYot, del
iahods fslaa'. 10 DO. Beiinor,, ; ssys
H,vAS, ai-n r,rt, Crcsses, Bal, une; Fr.Dosns.
iGe. hsa.y " Ia. a., , s ct
Salaoaa gse; Picket, ~ Sor sg Ans wsyn, I'm
hst Ann, FOR Damors sooa rstsp-ec uae Froe Ira
aa, DO.
United States Ports.
GLovc,srER, Oct i--arr Leds, NYsrk
BnsoSr, fro1id.as. assry Rss SYsrs, I'd ms R.s
s@,: ss:ss G.s. o.. Ian NJ T w..
Baldwin, NYorki Mitdieser, Slight, Dc.
ALEy.son' u. Oct s-srr Ksnprinssson- Stockholm; aid
RssoSp, Oct s-srr Tusssr.s, ssssh NYorh, cid Ame.
boston, slrsi, Do; a Gls5- d, il.s.r. SYori Psspii
L,srpooi S csscss NYsx q. .sps p so.S, Tor
T,o B.sneti 70 unA.rse rpsr; De Aorssp Wig Aresus
a. ss. osa ws. ., s:ss s. .;;e s ~ Hsy,
sns de-. shstas, kr Do, ds Noes, NYok ready SUI
10 & 81 Il. die Eel .... .;s
s.s;:..s. ~! D.v cs~., Boston, ,os, arr A.
~vs.ii ed Nsnss,as Do. '''''''' ''''
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BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMON.
Store No. 10 East Broadray
Out door sales Of Groceries Furniture &c punctuaiy at
tended 10, aud respe etiuy sOicited.

,.,,,,>-,,. THIS DAY.
fuHNITuRF-l0 O'clock in front of the store Marshas
sale OF Household Furniture. sc
..,....-,. WEDNESDAY, October 7.
FURNlTuREAt 10 O'Clock, CO., Warren street, gene
raj assortment OF Household
chairs, pier and center tables dining and tea do bureaus
Nion brussels and ingram carpets, bedeads beds
and other chairs, gas and crockery Also lot Of ch
iurniture &c BE
- TUESDAY, October 70.
FURNITURE-At 10 O'Clock, at No. % Mulberry street
spiendid OF Household turniture of
imperial aud wilton hne and superior ing ain
pets marble top cenre aud tables mahogany dining aud
seas marble dressing bureaus sdeboad bureaus
Also, large quantity Of beds and bedding, sc.
THURSDAY, Octoberl5
PAWNBROKEK'S SALE-At the Auction Room, at 10
o'clock BY order Of Lewis Levy Of 400 Grand street large
which have ben deposited
year and upw ards.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
$50 chsdrons Liverpool do. Delivered at the market price
free of carriage.
N. d. Also 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITUR E.-The auctioneer respectful.
y notice that he will attend personally 10 the sale OF
Furniture at the dwellings tn declining
keeping Liberal cash advances will be AIDE furniture
sent the auction store Inventories and OF
the effects Of dece personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
HERALD RINE NEW S

Part Of New YORK, October o.
IS AZ HIGH WATER. ......... ~
state Of the Weather yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures SIG Nv ind sW, light FAIR
:. s ,sms,ah'5... Wsw. " 80. 80. g
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d o G. II o r EV A n s.

D O { t O K f ' A y :.
PEMovED Tos PECK sLlP--Th- public arr respectful.
~ IL requested Of they want DR. Evsns) 10 call at No.
reek slc lfhey cali at the stand they sost likely
dccc,td-it u certain party must LIE. There
Evans the old s,ssd though mrro-
ptry continued By seeing old experienced Doctor ~ No.
y, they a Judge Zoe themselves.
ps.Tske carr Of inexperienced boys and you,g men.
Perfect expeditions aud cheap curos in all and deli.
cate otncy lin b,h seses aud all
dsbes removed without pufhug and false certi
he,tss
". B.-Don mistake the Old Doctor. and No. fpr any
other bsr-hey the blocks sixnsnsds
out. but they want the 1tiyztcd n,tbds. oS IT
9 }. sYLYEsTER's EXCHANGE OFFICE continues
~ at $50 proadwsysnd ~ Wal street, whore We hss be-
established for the Last fifteen 81
ILLlNois, INDIANA, kENTuCKf, OHIO, tLoRiD
Il Arkansas, kob. and New Oriea-s Eunls for sale At
- J. sYLvEsTERs, ~ Wall street
90 AMI isc Broadway.
PILLS o. Ekt iANtis en- al parts OF England lresnd
~ aud Scotland in e Is, fo s. Gar 4 any amount
for sale al :. J. sfLNEsrERS, "a wall street,
os and ise Brosdwsv.
COEERrIGNs EN,,LI,H SILVEn AM ~ IA az
- ENGLAND NOTES bought ,pd sod at
=. J. sNLvESrERs, % W all street.
and Bro.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

MOVtAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHCR
!" nix blTTERs.-The high sesbrty which these esceI.
lent Ne itcines have acquired curing slest
10 which the humss frame lis liable matter familiar with
fuitsher works have testified fer hsmths "a mai
thrive by the faith OF the crcdsleus.
cases Of costivvse dyspcpsis bilious liver arc-
uens asthms Ies s,ted pains, rhsuuatsp, fvevs ana
thy appearance. eh skin nervous debility, the sickness
cdcnt TO females delicate health OF
The digestive organs and IN all general health
h.ss hs,. n,nrably rrsed certain and speedy
constitutions sngeta will place the Life Pills and Phs-
st bers rsycnd the reach Of eompstnos in the esnsoa
,rrr.rsa .rS cold, wholesale md retail at VIM b. MOP
NB-Ssrs are genuine unless they fac siniie Of
Jobs Mpfstts sig~-ture.
hu- IN. Life Pills ssd in boses-rric. rs cents. 80
snn esd one do,r esch, according 10 the sre; the
senit bers eoes at enc or two dollars each. with full
Agents for N. sale Of voGats Life Meseipcs;-A
ssna corner Fulton aud Chastney Dove
Y Milhap Pc, Brosd~sy; Or Leeds, q Cherry corner
~ es.s ana s - sss * no..gy gsT;
81 Lyon, 40 0rssdst DR. Lee, 80 Madison st Al Church
Er~sha drss store corner 81 Main md Front Sta irooSIys
censor S..sn s,sS, Ss.ss MI
ke.rss Sr,pckerh.M Collin ssd dale, Toy hyde ss-
E ;ass. sE'rs Wc,s1s D. s. y, MsS n
sss.t .ru,h' Z ss "ysrf ?sysr y Msao,ss e
Betscs; Watson. Is Central ~el PkiIIire. Wsv
sss,ri py.r Jr Irovise.se r. Il Jenss. Ns-hary-
lr. 'soE Ts nhssst r s wssDS', sssE .oi Fs
tsehst; Taylor. Ns~po,i; Msssr. Dyer c.. MIDDLE
w.f; Jos. W SIN NLo.eos; WIS TslL.sr Nor-ich. .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
MERCHANTS HOTEL-NEW-YO
L..A CQIIuI, A


mo Al COURTLANDT-sTREET)
THE subs rber would epectfuy notify his friends and the
be tast he has recently opened new aud onvenenily
furnished Hoc ~ Courtlsdt street. dsance aboys
his old stand broadway. lie will be better able
his yisr his house larger and Ct.
ted with rne paors nsd,rn style. and furnished
bedrooms lie hopes us old customers will continue their
Tonage I, the establishment
sI9im- CHARLES WYCKOFF.
BOARDING for small family at 40. 81 White street,
~ few single gentlemen be accommods with board
IN a e tee family.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

DACES-UNION COURSE LONG lSLAND.-A Great
II aud Brilliant Day, Tuesday, October lsao, Sax Races
On that Day
The New York Jockey Club, account Of the all absorb
excited by the approaching elections have deter
their entire Fall Meeting single day, al the
Six Races made for the will be the first Tuesday
October st, 9Th inst, being the PursesFour Mile Heals
Three Mile HeatsTwo Mile Heats, and Three Sweepstakes
The Races viii commence at eleven o'clock and eontinue
thrOus bout the day. -
list Rscr.-sweepstakes for years old, Two Mile Heats
entrance 53eo, forfeit SlC0. Three subsc rihsfs.
and pstskss for old, Mile Heats entrance
Slo0, forfeit SIS -Four subscribers.
srd Race-Purse $500, Two Mile Heats.
4th Race-Purse 5000, -Four Mile Heats.
5h Ilsce-Purse S4oc, Three Mile He eats.
6tt Rses-sweepsiales for years old Two Mile Heats,
entrance $500, forfeit $50. Three subserbtrs
The charge for any gentlemen introduced by member into
the osed space hether resident Nonresident of New
York he reduced So? whilst the price OF gate and pub
lc stand will renn the usual price OF ordinary day
Race.
he fret ain Of will leave tie Sot Ga Ferry ct ten
O'Clock throughout the day TO Facility
to yiSitOrB the Course this exciting occasion $50
Refreshments will be provided, for The Club aud the Public,
no sports gwen that day to pass out OF the
gates and return. ,,,,,,,
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