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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
ExcuRsIoN TO THE FISHING RANI

ExCuRsioN TO THE FISHING BANKS.
FARE REDUCED TO 2s CENTS,
<&rS1 oA The ST snbost SAMSON, Captain J. Du.
vail will leave the foot OF Market street. r.
Sc--kIk-os Friday corning, August ~. at quarter he
fore o'clock touching at Spring street wharf, AID foot Of
ter before O'Clock precisely for tse Fishing Banks sandy
Hook returning the city reasonable after
Bait will be furnished board Baad Of Music 10
engaged ard will ,muss n. comsny during e
cold collation. will be furnsned board Tickets
B-fhe samson will not touch al staten Island.
CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION TO KEY PORT
ASDFr7 - The and splendid steamb WAVE
xuwcxzeup Captai Vanderbilt, will make m ercursion
49, TO Key Fort, on SUNDAY NEXT, qsd met
py sarnE e loot Robinson street 90 clock ard White
hall at o'clock; landing the Telegraph, Staten ISL
e a, s.d Fort h;mil'on T. going and ming Leave
hours Tor sea BATH 4 al either ofthe above places
~ B-Ihe WAVE will leave for tic above landing every
Day SATURDAY eiceytei at o'clock A end leave Key
Port at oloeh r. ". On Saturday o'clock ~. AMI 81
THIS viii afford persons good opportunity OF ~ the
breaze, az the Wave Sandy Hook Bay every trip
Fare to Key Pert and Long island rs oensTo Staten I
and VI cents. ais sss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

NUTiCE-C onsignees per ship Nashys, fr m Liverpool
~ viii please send their permits board a Orleans
foot Of Walls All gcods perts In Eve days
svoioablv ne seut TO the Table Store e2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

HreHwAY RoBBgRy.--A man, named Chas Corr,
ofLehigh county, Pa, was lately knocked down by
twomea in Penn's Valley Narrows, dreadfully beat
en- and robbed Of $500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

SExN ron NEW oRLEANs--The superior fast sell.
xf0h ag packet ship COTTON PLA<TtH, Dosne.
k- master vii have imnediate despatch Tor the above
port Having spendd Tor cabin aud steerage
passengers persons eha hing would d2 well g make
early application To HbhDMAN kbtNAN: =.
All 81 South u. stars one door east Of Wall.
SAXA FOR NEW ORJEANs--Firat Packet--.will
SfFN meet with immediate despAch...lhe bret ass fast
tFfARaE- sail ng pachet shin COTTON PLANTER. Capt.
Doane will sail for The above port without delay Having
superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and
sersge psssengers who intend proceeding south
should embrace very favorable opportunity For freight
the reaasnqhc terms, apply board al
Burling Slip, er,o OoLovER& McMURRAYa
al ies Fine al. corner South ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

enc whom they have some fears may become Pres
dent of The United States, have addressed interroga
tories to General Harrison great variety of SUBJ
iects, but they have not covered the whole ground.
There is still large number Of topics which his
opinions are a matter Of doubt, and with view to
,eliciting them, we publish the subjoined letters:
Mosr HIGHLy RESPECTED SIR:
We who have put our names under this bit of
writing, are American citizens born and brought up
and many OF have been in the service, and we
want see good President steer the ne xt trip at
the helm and we want answers to some questions
before we will help get you anoat at the next cleo
tienee ring time.
1. Suppose you were a lee shore, and had lost
your anchors ard bowsprit, how would you con.
tfive to save your ship
z. In reefng a topsai, In stiff breeze, which
caring would you haul out first and would you
keep the sail full or SILVER it =?
3. In steering full and bye, suppose yeu sud
denly struck by squai, and had not time take in
sail to avoid danger, how would you manage the
helm
A. suppose your manmast went ky the board,
what rigging would you cut in order to clear the
8 Which do YOU prefer, pgtail or plug tobacco ?
We hope to have quick answer to these ques-
lions before you have had time to look into your
Hamilton Mine, and if you answer to our satisfac-
ton we may give you lift to get int your moor
ings at the White House !; but, otherwise, we will
set you down swab.
Yours TO serve,
THohAs TRUNrIoN,
ABIsHA SrARBoARD,
WILLIAM BowLINE, and others
WILLIAM III HARRsoN
Respected Friend-We have felt deep concern
of mind seeing thy in those large sheets
called newspapers, and held to the people of this
country one who should rule the nation, and
under sense of the great importance Of this trust,
we thought we could not feel easy wit bout knowing
thy views some subjects Of vital mpori ancs.
Firstly: What is thv opinion Of the inward light,
and dos thou believe that the true gospel ministry
requires inward motion Of the spirit, before il
can be acceptable to the Lord or profitable to the
nearer
Secondly: What are thy views with respect to a
hireling ministry
Thirdly: Dost thou believe that hip buttons cross
pockets, adsrning Of the outward man, and bswing
the body, taking of the hat, and attending places
Of diversion, are consistent with the teachings OF
truth.
IL thou dost answer these questions to our salts
faction, NAV give thee our vote but, otherwise,
the Lord forbid.
Thyfriends,
ABISIDAB TREAcLE,
ABsALoM BRowN,
PATIENCE WILCOX,
ELSATHAN HVST,
SILENCE CLARKE.
Seventh Montb Stb. lS40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
BENEFIF OF MR.. BROWNE.

TWO GLAND UVERTIRES.
The Evenings Entertainments will Commence with a
GRAND NATIONAL OVERTURE.
A(ler which, the vau!evlie OF
THE TWO QUEENS.
Magsus Lobb, MIR; Gates Roller, Mr.. renno
Christine Of Sweden, Mrs. Thorne,
Mary Of Denmark, Miss Mellon.
To be followed BY Mr. Bakeley who will sing IN character
THE coal BLACK ROSE.
OVERTURE TO "CENERt NTOLA"
After which, The comic dramatic sketch, called
GOOD NIGHTS REST.
Unknown, MIR. Blake Snobbrgton, Er. Browne
j-An intermssion OF half hour the
promenade Reshnens OF the choicest variety may be had
IN the Promenade Sao, AND Arbors.
OVERTURE TO OTELLO.
To conc ude with the vauds VILE Of
THE REyIEW-OR, Wages or WINDSOR
Deputy Bull, Mr. Lambert Nc Twolier, llr Shaw.
Quotem, Brs wne. John Lump, illisms.
. Lucy, Miss Melton
Doors open at to cornuence al orIoek
o. Omnibusses will and from the Gads duriDs the
evening.
Ti,ke,s cents each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
Seventh Month, Sib, 1910.

MIsrER HARRISON,
We want to know your opinions against the next
electioneering. We have been employed by some
the first men ofthc countr, in line Of business
and count ourselves worthy Of getting an insight
into yosr views, and will not give you our vote
without. What is your opinion ABOUT the best re-
medy for botis' We have our own opinion that
head. and we want to see whether yours 10 correct
As that ought TO be settled before will elect you
chief mag strate OF this country.
PETER HAWKINS
JAMES BENDER veterinary Surgeons.
ALpHsUs NrPPERs.S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

BURTON n. FRI ELINti, late Of the Tesian Armr N,
seeing this s,eftistmen yos will call me At NV ~
hce Ne Nassau street send line stating xou are ~ n.
seen. fos are wanted "a matter OF nportanee.
nsiw' CHARLES "a yCRBRs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

iDivaion a. Der vial.

V'0 DRlLLERs AND STONE CUTTERS-The sta
ten Issnd Granite Quarry wants few industrious
sober accustomed drilling granite; also, few good
stone cutters. Apply ~ the Qusrry al the Office zoe
us iaweeiss LEWIS GIBSON. AGENT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

OsT OR STOLEN from the pocket the subscriber on
- board The Great western steam ship few pre-
,ousX TO be sailing wallet containing the hrst and second
delphis, Messrs A q. Rsson Co London, for Three
Hnsdred Pounds sterling dated nth drawn in "a.
vor X WILSON but sot endoea several bank
NO except 10 the subscriber Al cautioned
against receiving sgociang said bill OF exch nge ANY
notice 81 sad wallet and con'ents communicated TO r.
LOhsE Is Liberty. street, viii oslig.
ais 81 JAMES n WILSON, IS Lib,rtyst
DOCTOR yOURsELF-A little book entitled the RtJbJ.
CON, written by ply stefan Of many yeas IN
this city gves mnut. aud particular for the
treatment and 81 certain prevalent disorders
cure themss without the risk exposure Price SO cents
Fer sale al drug stores,
No. y Eulsoa street, corner Of Gold
loo Fulton street. corner of William.
Ts Broadway. corner Chan bers street merit the Park
~ X ati Canal street, near Spring street Market
80 Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
poo tsrecnwich street.
iia Cherry street. near Catherine Market
i@ Delaney street, corner Of suffolk ais ims'
Sln REWARD-A red carpet Bag misearri.d or stolen
Wv yesterday board the President her arrival The
owners name Aps IT, h' the copper plate
lset M sasigg the bs at the bar Of the Ascr House
The reward VIII be taid alsiw
s, NEW CASTLE, Del Feb. 18th 1855
DR. SON-Dssr Sir-I be grateful eneugl
- for the cure have received BY the Of your invaluable
iunters Rsd DroPp was FOR 6te months sfe
bot would cure Al last my physician gave up
sci-s. odd 2, hat Haters Rsd Drop was the on, Sa
agent Philadelphia asd the result IL that am enjoy IN,
perfect health Now, sir after suffering long, ard hndng
act sush SIGNAL relief from Hunters Ned Drop, feel II ny
ty 70 nfssm the Interested where relief may be bsd
Diusioa 81 per vial. an,
'rO DRILLERs AND STONE CUTrERS.-The sta
zen Island 4rsn'ts QisrrE wants Few ,ndusriou. ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

IMP,onTTrANrpT0 MARRIEp FEMALEs-MADANk
,sIsele Powder: hsve been universally adopted IL Europe
su rsnes IN ertnis for upwards Of thirty years az VIII
oy " tbs count berg the only mild and
.snsoy 'or msrred lsdies whoss health orbdsa too
Toss Dor sale 81 Mad hestels Principal Once No Creep
tusst .cuars tn.re fully esila storyD 10 OBJ
?, ths oics and which will be snt frse Of sxpense
VsAss etceptd Ia art " the city United Statea
~ ,or nh. aons must be postpaid Ohcc hcu from
iys I'm d&w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

T. RANITE.-The Staten Island CrsHits Company hsvr,s
completed their rail read and deck and need GUAR
ing stoae also henil,Ee ior shrs The oces comps
NoT New street in this city, and their wharf
staten lland Orders lett at either of hsse places or with
Messrs. Glover rcNurrav. souh street and I.ssh Ro
Architect al the Merchants h, mr. u.tlv
ard ishey s'sssied The d,rh Of water N.
iyt5 Iawev is' LfWIs CypeoN Ax.u,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

SHEA1IIlNG0 bales patent shseihrs Paper an sscel
- lent article for roofs houses shin bottoms bv
100 FIX COLItNsS Co. 81 South st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21
NIBLO'S GARDEN,

This EVENING, Aug n.--GREAT ATTRACTION
o. The Musical Department conducted by that emlnenA
composer, Mr. e. T. HoRN.
- The Orchestra fall and effective; Leader the celebrated
NJ. BAPrIsTE from the Conseryaoire Paris and French
Theatre New Orleans
No. No at this establishment on account Of
weather. the Grand Broad 10 The Ss-
loon protected and the Saloon. which ventilated
from the top and Sides he enclosed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-21

tln REWARD-A red tarpet Bag misearri,d or stojcr
SAO yeserday on board the President her arrival III,
name, Aus IT, Frcs the copper plate
ofhe l.e By eavug the bs at the bar Of the Ascr Hoqs,
be w
, 1840-11-07

AN ORATOR USED UP. "Feller citizens"
exclaimed an Independent orator on Tuesday
night, about 10 o'clock. while he held on to
a lamp-Post with one arm, and dashed the air
with the other. "FelIer citizens! I'm the
man wot stands up (when I'm not drunk) for
individual rights! Hurra for our side!-its
no use OF arguing the question friends and
teller citizens-l'm as dry as blazes, and
hav mt taken a horn for the last five minutes.
Down with abb -bolitioniSin and temperance
societies! them's my sentiments, and TN
likewise friendly to universal Suferings.-
Go 1t roarers and busters!!'
Hereupon the tremendous outpouring Of
cloquence became so ~overpowering, that he
foresook his best friend. the lamp-post, and
made a lurch into the gutter. sim in for
It. continued he, 'to your tents. oh! Israeli;
the last link is broken and I'm a gone sucker.
Friends and lrII-rcirizens, dive see them stars
woi hlInks in the blue heavens! Sonner
shall they fly from their e--e-therea spears
I'll IN | from the position | have taken in this
affair! I'm for a free expression Of senti-
menr, and no gag law-hIrra for me! lhcm's
my SentimentS!!'
"'l.onk here. mister" said the watch. inter.
rupting the strain of pure and unauthorized
patriotism. ''tll"ngh ynu have n" audience
but myself. you ap''rar Ia he we'll backca-
and speak in u gutierrez tone. Why. man.
YOU cant stand mp for YOUR .ause.'
'Do y"u mean Ia doubt my p--r--p1tri-
oIiSrn, mister! asked ;le orator. making n
motion To take TIE floor erecr. do Won mean
Ia in>inrrwarP that ! can't support my argn-
mentS nor myself either! Friends and irl-
Ter ciriZens-l guv in my vote like am,n-
] went the whole figure. Listen to the
VOICE of The pirriot who fought, bed and
died for-l"ok here. mister-iS there any H.
quor shop any where within 4 reasonable
diStancp!"
"YrS. ,her's one Il very short distance of,
where You will he provided Tor"
"Wh--wh- what's the nare?'
THE Pilgrims Retreat"
"Pien'y Of good liquors therer
"Oh. YES. plenty of good hckerS."
"Wrll. I'll go-prnwided y"u strnd by
me. BIT stop. le, me make my last dv'ug
speech Al confess Ia the universe. FrirndS
and Teller cirizens.--l thank YOU Tor y"ur
kind attendance: wci.hiy BUSINESS ellis mr.
away; I'm a whole soui'd icllrr--lnd ready
10 meet nv m -n-n--tIInnr>'. whenever
he's ready. Whmnp. hny>-O. kr
Here the ORATOR bowed. and placed HIM
self under the charge of the S~rlt-n"mInlicd
committee Of "nc--the Charlie. who slowed
him away amongst the odds and ends of the
. watch house.
, 1840-11-07
ADMIRAL SIR ISAAC COFFIN.

There were some ,hinTs about tbs per-
sonage too much out ol the common Course
Ia allow ui letting hin 20 down I" his grave
without a v"liry. Orr re- ,ders all know
that the AinIr.i WIS a b ,<rnnmn. H.
loved I" speak "f tie times when he was"
dirty.f.ced little rascal. lies in" nmrla>>e> with
The IrIIr b vs. "n Long wharf" This was he
fore m" R,r"Iurirn. The vrtrnns srv that
hi iumI'v-wh,ch we have AWAY heard WAS
rather of humble condirl"n than otherwise
resided in Province House Cnurr.
Isaac was not destined. huwrvrr. 10 hr
always lickin. m r~Ias-rs. There wrS Il spir
it in HIM which yoarned for activity and al
venture, and we find him ~ the British Nj
w at Il very early date. In this service. n"
NAN more thoroughly earned that advance.
meni aud reputation winch are both :" hard
Ia he earned. lie ven regul mly and rirnr-
"uSlv, we believe, through all the ordinary
grades till he reached the fourM step from
The summit Of Il lit which Is always lnnn
enough to discourage the hardest aSpIrlni.
During this long service he must have lived
over strange scenes. Indeed VI know yer,
well that he did so, and can only regret that
we hear nothing hfa memoir appearing which
should eflDpuV tHe SIlIil vi l1tSc uIihSS'-
At one tune, the Duke Clarence was under
him-as midshi pman. we believe, William
got greatly attached To his commander too,
who, though s.iude in speech sometimes.
had vet. as the Indians say, a soft heart. and
a large one. As Duke and King. the muddy
afterwards did all he could for C"tfin's p.o-
motion, nor WIS he content to relInquish his
society after coming To the throne. /; is
about three wears since William inviting him
to dine. was informed by the Admiral. that
the govt, his great enemy. wholly disabled
him; he was obliged 10 be trundlcd about
in an easy chair. swell. then, come with
your easy chair" was the royal sailors re-
Spouse TO his old comrade; and 90 with his
easy chair, lie did. He had long before this.
received a splendid medal on some occasion
from his sovereign's hand. This he car
ried with him on and and sea, and he had
it when he was cast adriit on the Atlantic
ten years ago or more, by the burning OF
the Z" Boston," il was the only article then
save out Of all his cbattels. but his happiness
, 1840-11-07
W@W EIRW.
CAMPBELL g. CRANE,
BDWIING GKEEN. Mo

VThVE IN hand a general assortment of Inerchan-
III disc winch they are disposed To sell on very
reasonable term I" punctual c~u-tnmers.
We have recently opened n new stock OF goods
c~on-i-trns OF cloths suitable Tor " inter clothing; such
as broad cloths. cas-ime'es, csssInets, james, I'm
c-y, &c. Mackinaw blankets. and other cloths suita-
able for oyercnats: rose and French twIlirh bed
blankets a superior article, saddle blankets, &c.
Also, a variety Of gentlemeus hat. and caps, fur
and seal; stocks, cravats, vestings, &c.
We have a large stock al boots and shoes as fine
aud "a coarse az can be desired.
Also, u large assortment of domestics bleached aud
brown-calIcoes Of various prints AMI qualities: silks
of different colors; ladies bunncts, hosiery, merin"e-.
bombazinr, &c. &c. But il is impossible to inrni-h
n catalogue that will embrace every article; 30 we
respectfully invite our friends aud the public general
~ To call and examine our stock oI goods aud prices
We have a usuns variety Of groceres: we Will sell
the best k,ad "f ground alum salt f"r $50 cash per
sack ;-IIavann nnd Rio coffee, by the sack or sinaller
quantity; molasses, sugar, ten, &c &c.
We have a variety Of hard aud hollow ware cut
lrry, &c. a superior article of axes ana hatchets;
queens and glass ware .
Also, hooks aud stationery, ~'candle., sperm dipped
snd mould, dye stuff. &c. &c. But we say again,
call aud see for Yourselves.
N. B The above were bought for cash ard Tor the
most part at rriccs adapted to hard times, and we will
sell accordingly for cash down or an 'hortcredit. We
will also receive in exchange for g"nds, country pro-
duce al the market prices. We wish To hny hemp
seed. fax seed butter, il good, egg. beeswax, t"llow
AID any ard every thing which we can again convert
! ioto sood' or money. Nov. 7--st
, 1840-11-07
LINCOLN ACADEMY,
TROY, va.
JOHN RAILS, Clerk.

INFT1, NJ.
TENIl1S Institution was again orcned On the Cd OF
Il November by Murray & Buckner.
The c"ur-e Of instruction comprise the Elemental
~ ~ well a. the higher branches If an Engli.h e,Iu.
csti"n. together with the Latin and Greek languages.
Mathematics, Political Economy, and Natural Phi.
lo-ophy.
SIrict attention will he paid to the moral a, well
a. the Intellectual improvement OF the Pupils intrust.
ed To their care.
The scholastic year e viii be divided into two sessions.
one of ) months and the other Of ) - months.
Terms per InDnm "a follows:
Elementary branchrs. = sl2.00
Higher br.nrh-- nfsE Eugli-h education, = sI5,m
Latin aud Gr-ek language, Mathematics. &c s25.ON
). MURRAY. Principal.
G w. BUCKNER, Assistant.
, 1840-11-07
MANY CITIZENS.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

AfoTlCS. ishereby given that the undersigned hss
~ taken out letters of administration on the es-
tate of Hugh Leli., deceased, from the Clerk Of the
Connty Court. of Warren County. bearing date tho
2"i OF October, A. ID. le4O: all persons, therefore
who have any claim. against the estate of said deceased
are required TO exhibit the same duly authenticated 70
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any benz
ct Of said estate, and If such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will he forever barred.
LEWIS KENNEDY, Adm.
Oct. 81. 1s40 Ut.
, 1840-11-07
PuRLIC NOTICE.

In pursuance of notice given in the Salt
River Journal, that /" there will be a petition
presented to the mex, general Assembly of
the State of Missouri for a new county taken
from Pike and Lincoln bounding on the
Mississippi River" now be it known to all
whom 1t may concern, that there will be a
meeting on the subject in the Town Of
Paynesvile Mo-, on the esth Of November,
for the purpose of devising ways and means
10 carry into effect the above notice, where
and when lit is hoped) all interested will at
tend without fail.
, 1840-11-07
STAT c?M:sscCE:,} Ct
COUNTY OF RAILS.

In the Rails Circuit Court, October Term, A.. D. le4O,
Gross and Robbins Plaio'id''( Petition to foreclo.e
Nelson w. Browder. Defd't.\ "o's"se.
N OW, at this day zone the said plaintiffs, Elisha
~ ). Gross, and Zenas c. Robbins, late merchants
trading under the name and style Of Gross and Rob-
bins, by John ID. S. Dryden, their attorney, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
order Of publication made in this cause ut the last
term of this court, has not been published as required
by law. Therefore on motion Of the sand Plaintiff.
BY their said Attorney, it is ordered by the Court that
you the said defendant, Nelson w. Browder, and all
other persons interested, be notified by the publica.
ton Of n copy Of this order in some newspaper print
ed in this state in or nearest the county Of Rails,
weekly for six weeks successfully. the last insertion TO
be at least four weeks previous to the commence
m-nt of the next term Of this court, which will be
begun aud held at the Court House in the town Of
New London, within and for said county on the first
Mnnday in the month OF March next, that the said
plaintiff have commenced n suit against you in this
court tn freclose Il deed Of Mortgage, executed by
you 10 them on the 18th day Of September, ls3s, TO
secure to them The payment Of the sum Of one hun
dred and ninety dollars aud four cents with intere.t
thereon, at the rate Of ten per cent per annnm until
paid. praying that Judgment may be rendered against
you fur the said debt and damages for the detention
thereof, and the equity of redemption of the mort
gagged premises, To wit: the n w. part of lot num-
her one, III block number four, containing forty five
feet in front, and running back thirty two feet, situate
IN the town of Cincinnati in said county and state OF
MIssonrI-may be forever fnIeclosed, and that the
same may be s"ld to shti,fy whatever amount may be
found 10y the court Ia be due BY the said defendant Ia
the sad plaintiffs; aud that unless you the said Mel.
son w. Bruwder, and all other persons interested. be
and appear In this court at the said next March term
thereof. then aud there. on the first day Of that tenn
"f the court. plead 1" and answer the above petition
ct the plaintiffs nsan-t y'u. Judgment will be rem
derrd hesinsi ynu by drianlt. aud the m"rtgagrd pre-.
misrs sold Ia ,atisiy whatever amount may than he
found by the CONT TO he due by you To the said plain.
tiI-. Until which time. this cause Is continued.
A cory from the record.
Attest, JOHN RAILS, Clerk.
, 1840-11-07
GOLD PIKE" TRUE AS STEELM

The Democracy Of this Old county have
shewn themselves true to the stand taken in
August. They have again repudiated Fede-
raj ~whiggery and all its sins. and we NAV
safely proclaim that '.Old Pike" is redeemed.
regenerated and disenthralled." We have
never doubted of this since the August cleo
ton, and we are now more satisfied than ever
that Pike is Democratic to the core. We
annex a statement of the polls in the differ
ent Townships, as we'll as the vote on the
Congressional ticket in August.