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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

We have seep a great many nominations for Gov
erg0 10y the Wings of Ohio. We regret That the
WING OF the state are so much split upon this point.
~ hope, however, that the cuu vention in February
,Hi settle The matter. We perceive the name Of Judge
\ wilson Of S'eubenville among the prominent randl-
does. Ofhim We can speak from personal knowledge,
all we believe III none named are more worthy Of
the Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
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hNANS' ANIL APERENr PILLS are r.r.
H ly vegetable. composed with the siricteSt prec;
No oi ssience and Of art; they never produce nnu-..
and arc warranted to cure the following Diseases which
srEs ir-n impurities of the blood. viz-Apoplcxy.
baloas affections. Coughs. Colds. liberated sore throat.
Scarlet Foyer, Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints.
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Affections pecu-
liar 10 females, and all those diseases Of whatsoeycr
mud, 10 which human nature is subject. where the
sioin sch is affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS. Neryors
l:ssases, liver complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
pdes. ulcers, female weakness, and all cases Of hypo-
thondriacisn. low spirits, palpiisuon of the heart. ner-
veus irriiabiliiy. nervous weakness. nuor albus seminal
weakness. indigestion, loss Of appetite. heartburn. gen.
-ras debility. bodily weakness, cblorosis or green sick
less. flatulcncy, hystcrical fainiings, Mysteries, head
lehes, hieeup. sea sickness. night marc, rheumatism.
lsihma. tic doulourcuS. cranp. spasmodic affections.
md those who are victims To that most excrutiating
disorder. GoUT. will find relief Gom their suferings by
a course of DIR. Evans medicine.
Beuane Of Couaterfci&-CAuTfaSs Be particular
in purchasing to see that the label Of this Medicine
contains a notice Oft entry according 10 Act Of Com
sress. And DO likewise particular IN obtaining them
at leo Chatham street. Ncw-York. or from The KEcu-
LAR AGENTS. WM. III. KING. Whcoiing.
nov %
II NERVOUS & DEBiLITATCD-DR-
Il EVANS TONIC flLLS-Thcp pow crs OF T.
vnss Camomile Pills are such. that the FACILITATING
he art. the trcmulous hand, The dizzy eye anil
the huiiering mind. vanish before their effects
like noSious ,aporS keore the benign influence of
the morning san. They have been long successfully
used isr the cure of rntermitisnis. together with ssvcr.
Of tho trregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
ccrsl instructions.
Thus tonic medicine Is fnr nervous complaints, gen.
eral debility. Indigestion aud It's consequences. as want
Of apPeirtr, disicnsioa of the ST 4nach. ocidity; unplea-
SAINT taste in the mouth. rambling noise in The bouels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable. scsponding. thoughtful. melancholy. and de-
iccted. Hypochondrincism consumption. dimness OF
sight, deliruin. and all other nervous affections. these
pulls viii produce a safe aud permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first Introduced in America in 1895
Betrdre Of T. IuhterEefS-CAuTIaN-Be particular
IN purchasing to see that the label Of This Medicine
contains n notice of its entry 0ccordieg 10 Act Of Con-
gross. Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
al lO6 Chatham ST., Nrw-YOrk. or frOm the regular
agent WM. II. KING .beeEnc
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

The friends Of the administration in Kentucky have
Nominated J4dgc French Sos Governor, ani Albert G..
IIwes for Lieut.. Governor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Gen. RonEnr r. LyrtE, late Of Cincinnati. died
At Now Orleans on TIE 21st Dec. last He was p man
Of 6ne talents. end possessed n noble and generous
spirit fHs brother recently died il Ncw York
Kent0 DE Columbus theatre hls a Gae comp1ny
md . doing q enc business Tho h,onfc Of Wheel
Jog theatre g0sg. Mr. Tovbndgc. il with NJ
Kenl
Es-ssnaior Morris tried ~ make n sreesh at N.
rnvonuoo Of Columbia on The sh Jan. bat was pvt
sgo. Thar was hard. Coz a nan Who has serve o.
uzf -aut ft.a n.e.,ssl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Bhcf7lst land last resoluiipn) was ms follows.
Resoired, rs the opinion Of This -eolnslit,ee. Tbn,
the poll ought 10 stand thus:
Enr l. IL CnIlr.lI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
nov Dc

CHILLY lhPORTANT-Ncrvousdiscas diseases. tiv.
z a er complaint. dyspepsia, bilious Diseases. piles,
rheumatism. consumption. coughs, colds, splitting of
blood pain IN the chest and side, female weakness. all
ed. AT DR. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham saracI
New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
From the Committee 10 Cor. Tyler.

lo'he Hon John Owen and the others Of the Con
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

A MUSEMENTs-J c. CARL'S WAsHINGTONBOW.
"A LING SALOON goa Broadway-Thes subscriber has iii.
ted Bowling Saloon under Keller Pines with three
and Shuttle Board to be surpassed by in the
city Gentle men Of the city and country will find this very
10 those who wish 10 themselves The Bar will always
be stored with the best Of Wines No betting Of al
lowed.
NB-Gcnemen wishing to learn the game will find
enced game keepers to teach them. 80 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
2s-RIBBON AND SILK sTORE-es
CHARLES COX,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE

Corner Of Fulton and Nassau-strccts)
ORIGaLNATED the Cab System without fleeing or be-
fcory success but in evil hour he became ssdeed IN
@onish him 70 rsiSr This al, he il deteSmnsa 10 obsS
not ony for his own benefit bat cor that ofhs cstomer BY
ieras mad, " his well known fashionable style al as cheap
cent h0%Sug promises q REDUCTION to lie eSSara, sSws
the exact wants Of liberal public; and he has aecodngy
supplied himself With superior sssormsnt Of cles CAST
difficult ,s.ts stranger ard the public generally
ir money and upon credit He pledges himself Tor TIE excel
lence and elegance Of his Workmanship well W
d6sS sSss Sa and Military Uss Las e
bits Nc will b hankuy received and attended to with
s S9S colder Fas" .S M ss ...ns
pREsIDENT HOT LII has splendid esiabIishmcsf ait
No ice Broadway, New York, l. now OPEN and ready
those who be pleased with the "a
snd elegant hs q,rors J" style ., s sss
S s% VINE. ' a SSi gov g.s ss s ss well soeld
SANITY supplied with deicacy the markets can afford
s o on ss s @ 10 n to
One Of the propretors he he trusts been long versbv
packet Master on Atlantic ces. 10 ehs ..s o
leans sc. The puble's eSsdis1! sssyss!s;
JAMES fENrNtSHiiER sProptistOrs
vspor BATHS are removed from IS ohn street 70 sss
srs. ;! *. the City Hs:gs Mr.
x. . for y. liberal support
The Baths open fro. O'Clock in the morning sin
n:s and s rsd % %.s Tee. :sas
d,sts relief Tsstmgais, ofthsir efficacy the
svss Sos B.s Rtss
sSSs bs. sus s. can ana s ~
I si :: iir ssT 's s.:; Z.
snAss" nsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
FRENCH DlVAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT
lCorner of Chamhers street and Broad waY.l

THIS Est shmen recently opened upon the French and
American plan, in of the most central situations for
business has eady received from the public large and be-
evolent patronage The proprietor has spared nothing to t
- up ~ sms M ms cooking Cannon
best choice at moderate prices Families be supplied at
ner Supper Parties will attended promptly The best
~ rsuy e 81
Irish wiskey punch Eissler cobbler well any
ment of cigars may be found at all times.
Chess, Backgammon and domino players cannot find
comfortable and quiet place to am,ise themse elves.
In few days. delightful music will be heard in the Even
among performers shall be the Human Buge
noty made his appea int he ltv 4 unF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
N o F | G T | 0 N.


tFrom The Boston HeraId)
oA friend Lowell has written letter IN relation
s.sSss cs y ri snsa S s s
are s S Dr. sss ne ssS
terms or his great vii as pract ,ner we tax, pleasure
in making knss thus fact; and in eonrsndius the Doctor 70
which he has been successful.
LOWELL, Augusts 6, 1910.
sirwh pleasure de acknowledge the immense benefit
which have derived from the use q your medicine. have
been under The care ofssssr pheans and they iii agreed
s soys sD sSgs
are due ior TIE now possess through
& T ~. sns s G S s maas
man "p''"""'E LrrA J.rr srocrwrlL.
This msy certify tuat have been acquainted win Mis,
Su b." ss ana s ssr r.. to ?, y
improved ands says that she has ses cured BY DL OF
Pastor of,he Is, Farewell Baptis, Church in Lowell.
Mrs. Msrism Bowis, Harriet Farnsnt,r.
"''' A. carver Sarah B BRSs; Jones'
petor has been .der the necessity opening two Of
Bee; Viz No Murray street near Brossrsy opposite he
D.i "a Ss ssH DR. e. II
sas ia s"s; "a oS"'.$sss
FIRE PROOF PATENT sALA uANDER SAFES.
THE subssbsrs have secsme the sole Cor the
wILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES.
FIRE fRooF One ss.s & va. "
furnace with off SCOTS patent Asbestos and Of G. j.
ayers Double Safes both Of which
than two hsqrs while this Safe with irsressed h,st r
ssa SRs" ws
questcd 10 call and examine fer themselves An assortment
on hand suitable for Banks Merchants and others wanting
Fire Prosf Safe. -
Orders received for Money Safes Chests Bank Vaults
Vault and Partition Doors Window Shuttere SC which will
be made AZ the shortest notice aud WARRANTED FIRE
PROOF. $500 -... :. - -
ATTwATER, CHASE 4 co, S Pinest
aa nearly opposite the new Custom House. New Work
From the Boston Trayeller ofApriI 10, lsfo.
VERBENA CREAM.-Tlfs new Shaving Compound is
Dow All the vel among tonson,an professors as
The 2 pot oft lasts twice as long as TIE same
who sare their sixpences, declare that with The verbens
Cream, dull will smoother face N an most II
the old soaps with asharp steel Besides fragrant the
soening 10 the skim great destroyer Of eakcs p-
ples &c and what Is better than all in these hard times
sold almost for ssong Orders for any quantity be
aqs I'm. q. n. RiNG.s44 Broadway. New York
IVANTED-A Cook, none but those well reccmmsndsA
w need apply at fis Houston 81. sic
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

co. Individually and families, merchants ana ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning. can be supplied by leaving
their names and sumoers at the hera.d Office, "a
Ann street. we have one the best corps of car
riers in New York -decent, competent, faithsuland
attentivemen. Tfis will be better arrangement
th,a depending fofa supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers citizens have
ordered the Heraldtp be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
GENrLrMEN,
Your obedient servant,
% m ms. JAMES MURRAY.


8 CARD TO THE DENTlCALiPRoFE
n underslgned weud herewith respectfully acquain
the Surgeon Dentists ofthe United States that his inten
ton with their kind assistance and liberal patronage add
ZION 10 his chemical business 20 and establish Repos
tory for the sale of every maera uens preparation
thing needed the exercise OF Surgical and Mechanical
Dent.ry He making arrangements 70 procure from Eu-
all such substances that be obtained this
try such Paadums Plaus, files and other finer instru
and has not spared neither time industry,
in the speedy mpetion Of his project.
lie socits the cooperation OF all domestic and foreign
paentees vendors OF Dentists utensils and
pledges hims. all his exertions doing ample justice
to all the goods entrusted TO his and 10 act fair aud
right with ALL As he has been before American public for
upwards OF twelve years and sacrificed time and
permenng science for the public good he hopes that he
may be by his deeds and not by bombase
will merely state that he prepares OXIDE Of Gold which
manufacturers of Porcelain Teeth have considered
peror any other the Pruan Tooth Cement for filing
teeth, in such where the Of metallic io
admissible; he has Engaged several manufacturers
of upiible teeth for furnishing possible s better
Mineral Teeth than hitherto; has hand Human Teeth,
Myrr Tooth Paste the Kreo,oe for stimulating the ssnsb
y the prepared according TO his original
mcde Kreosote Lotion ,or 0angrsne pen,,ces de;
Il In their patronage. however trihna
may " FOR stimulating him to carry his
proper execution, and II will be duly appreciated by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
40 roruer Pc n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
ID r II @ r N r

CoNTINUEst to be consulted eenhaentislly at his oc.
% Ta
ing Legally The M.diss The city ef Lon
% ss Ss Ysss
.nss very s.soni.iix He Il.
ally out ss eesos: are without
ap IL. m Dr.
s. BE
dreadful inhsritauee e transmit to PostsIiiyn
o Meow b . Hss 6 BE-
Or until
pudor maiHs uiesra esla."-Horae.s
taken in unless paid All city letters
ri s.:: Is: their :s
FEMALE MONTHLY PILL5MADAME KEsTELL
ina, o Tie eSspisai. g which female. sssS
% e .Sss ."S e w sa A.,
and which indeed perhaps the greatest
,lsSs t. sa 81:
81 s sn Z ss a. s
weakness mos, l,,h.rS and to as
y or and o
the very Susceptibility or the oreven N mary in
mind q spirit. iSst si
not aseaueny dsons the aubsppy victim 70 the perpers
ton suicide. How hen obviae
DISASTROUS existence, BY the
medicine specay adapted
Madame Rssts Female MopiSiy Pills long we'll known IN
h%sPs % a S s s%S asf into S an.
CURED extensive alton. From the Afford
Madame Rese the hrcis produced by the
OF specifies ngy enabled her ssfuly 10
the viraes and OF several Ingredients which,
though mild ecacioss IA toe Of the Fe
male Monthly Pills. II rs necessary, under circums
abstain from their thet contained
the full and directions whoa and how TO be used
which accompany each box Me9sme Resells signature Is
written on the cover ofeach boz. rr,ce 81.
For sale AT liz Cherry street. Cshnrpet as4 Grand
II Allen; 81 Canal street. and al MADAME RES.
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, lss Greeem,sh street. near
| PHILADELPHIA Office, s0l south y isssireei sii i'm.
2s-R BBoN AND SILK STORES
lust received great assortment of Fall Ribbons and
silks consisting n part efner s;y !'eh Paris plaid Rio
figured Gro. Naples ard Satin Ribbons stripe
and satin Ribbons. all widths and eolor silks Of
figured and rlaa Gros 4. Nes hsurcd Repsks and
Grapes, Grape Li,ss and millnsry articles in general
Also, general assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods. Mincrs
lscwhcrc
Wholesale and retail Division street. doors from Bowc
NBThs day receiseda good assortment Of Plaid Silks
slI lmis Z. n. LEVY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA


hi. elegant preparation are that the propsres
,rsu: So~sl: saSsd ssi
ssIs resulting from csssSasis: q soda
e; 4 SS%i
:ssss s ned 20. tn, i Ionpdsa NJ,
len BY Doctor James Johnson, of London Physician TO the
sir Murrays rellueid Solution of MagnesaThis very
se and elegant we have been trying for some
ID By asdty and constipation and with very great
ey dissolved sns therefore liable accumulate in The
p D4 Bf s
A1S1 aSsy
Profession pablo viii observe ths label:
Be BY his signature prOprs
tor Of that invaluable medicine without which it cannot be
NIB With the Asisulatea SYRUP the Fluid Masne.ia
Jfn 5. Murray a ~, E
s Ell Fl S Il a.s'
sf&$y rsg Co.. "a %ass
IS
''' ana VI Hs.S; s;s
To The Medical Practitioners Great Britain and Ireland
MERRIoN SqUARE, 18th June, 1870.
GESrLEmES-Gratefulo for your Distinguished APPRECIATION
return you my unfegned and respectful thanks.
In consideration of your enlightened OF
Original FLUID MAoNEsA ID but fair apprise
that mixtures OF Lime water Neutral Salts and va rus rr.
stng liquids furnished, in bulk TO retailers by
deal and trading mtators.
Since the addition Of TO my machinery,
the utmost condensation Of fluid Is effected that
,o1 rM % Sefs'ta As ans
heir the Solution in perfect saturaon and
uniform strength and purity.
Sin prescribing Draughs, Tine lures, missions
remedies to be used combination with Preparation
please requisite dose Of the medicine to be taken
such quantity may order, of SIR JANIS MuRRAys
ELvIp MAesEA and that the spotheeay shall furnish the
patient with the genuine kind IN Bottles ony which bear
Lieut. lin green nk This nsues the integrity and identity
Iuids araugk and oen TO the
dappontme OF the physician and the deep injury
patient.
Ihave the honor 10 be,
GENrLFMEr,
Your obedient servant,
~ IN inss JAMES MURRAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19

NANTED-A Cook, but those well recommendeA
" need apply at Hs Houston st. sic
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-19
LateAt Advices

Az. PASSAGE FOR NEW OIL EANsi- 81 Z splsn
SxH2\ did and well known Hacket ship FRANCE, Captain
fHk Marshall ading and will be ready to sail in
days, and has excellent for cabin
ond cabin and passengers For apply
board, pier 40 sSpth =, q 81 pscoTr 40 sou, At or
SIT w. A,43 Peck slip. corner South st.
6G6> FOR CHARLEsrON1;1The sp'ereia fast sailing
immediate despatch for the above port, and
has elegant for cabin and teeragc passengers
al usual rates wishing embark BY this ship are
requested to early board at Peek or to
VS. j. T.TAPSCOTr, 40 Peck slip,
s:s = corner South st.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-28

hope of doing any thing except by taking
advantage ofaccidental departure from the
rules ofthe Senate, on the part of this motley
majority.
The discussion was protracted for some
tlme,by Messrs. Campbell, Marshall, Tucker,
Farrar, and Miller, and Others. Mr.. Tucker
hlvlng named Mr.. Miller in his remarks, Mr.
Miller retotted sharply, and said that his pro-
LESSONS in favor of bank reform had not been
louder than his acts had been true; on the
contrary, Mr.. T. had opposed every mea-
sure of reform which had been introduced.
Mr.. Tucker rejoined, he was as anxious as
any gentleman to reform the banks, but, be-
cause he differed with gentlemen as to the
H1OdUs operGndi they had no right to impugn
his motives.
Hr, Matthews said, the course of the gen.
tlemen who opposed the amendment of Mr..
Miller, was inexplieable. A petition had
been brought in from the directors &c, Of
the Lake Washington Bank, signifying their
Willingness TO surrender the charter of the
bank, on certain terms Those terms had
been embodiedin bill, and yet the gen.
tleman contended that provision should be
made that the bank, after the passage of the
act,should have the power of saying whether
it should be "a law or not.
The amendment was finally lost; ayes, IL
noes 16. The bill passed 10 its engross-
ment.
The amendments engrafled upon the IL
tie ofthe bin from the house requiring the
banks to pay specie, &C., passed to their
engrossment
In the afternoon the bill in relation to the
Brandon Bank "a bill which authorizes the
Governor to- cause The seizure of property
whichhe may suspect to be held by third
person, but which in fact is the property o.
the bank. and to indemnify the officer sci
-zing the same, until, until the right Of pro-
perry shall be fairly triedD was read the
third time and passed. Ayes, %; noes, 8
Other matters engaged the attention o.
the Senate throughout the evening.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-28

3
bundantly the conyeniences and necessaries
of life, The large amounts paid BY the bank
TO its officers, thus Ear, aud necessarily come
out of the pockets ofthe people who sustain
the burthens of the State. Bank officers,
by their connection with the institution, me-
cessarily, Of designedly, have it more in their
power to use its resources than persons dis
connected with it; and having this adVan-
tage over the rest Of the community, they
cannot, consistently, claim salary common.
surate with the value Of services in other
officers. In justice, however, to the direct
ory of this institution, the committee feel it
their duty to state, that as early as last Oc-
ftober a committee was appointed by the
Bank TO Investigate this particular subject,
who reported, that in their opinion, it was
lexpedient to make large deduction in the
amount of the salaries, this report, it appears
was laid upon the table, and has not since
received the further action of the board but
it seems to have been the opinion of some
of the directory, that diminution was made.
No steps, however, have since been taken
to effect this necessary object.
By reference to the expense account
herewith filed, marked Id, the Legislature
will perceive that the expenses of the Bank,
up TO the date of the exhibit, is 500, Ia
| ga. This account is necessary large, in
consequence of the high salaries of the Of
Rcers, and the necessity of calling in, the aid
ofattornies to settle questions of law, both
/ in reference to titles of land and the policy
Of the bank, as we'll also as the charges con-
sequent upon the Perfecting of stock mort
cages, the opening of books, &c. The COM
mittee doubt, however, the authority the
managers had to appropriate the proceeds of
the state stock to the settlement of indivi-
dual subscriptions and mortgages-the first
section of the supplemental act having APP
propriated to particular objects the proceeds
tofthe State stock.
The committee trust that the foregoing
statements will furnish satisfactory informa-
ton as to the condition of the Mississippi
Union Bank, and will enable the Legisla-
ture to judge of the policy to be pursued in
relation to this all important question;
question which involves, in a great degree,
the character and interests of the State.
The next object submitted to the enquiry
of the committee, to which they will advert,
is that of the liability of the officers and ma
nagers of the bank. The information which
the committee have on this subject is de-
rived from statements herewith presented,
marked 10, IL, IL, and the following is the
estimate made by the committee as taken
from these statements.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-28
The New orleans Native American.

Last summer the Native American pub
lished an editorial article of column or two
in length in reply to an article in the Globe,
in which the editor of the latter newspaper
was lashed n ost severely, and his degrading
political subserviency was exposed in
manner that we deemed able and well tim
ed. The article in the Native American was
written by DR.. Mcfarland, its senior editor,
a gentleman we'll known for many years
past, as one of the foremost Van Buren, men
in Louisiana. He particularly requested
that all newspapers in favor of the truth
would copy his article. We copied it, and
recommended it to our readers as good evil
dence Of the true character of the Globe. In
our remarks accompanying the article we
committed an error, Internationally, which
would have been corrected before now but
through inadvertance and hurry we have
neglected it, We called the Native Ameri-
can Van Barren paper, when it is neutral
in the contest between the wings and the
administration. This error however was the
less important since it is true that the article
alluded to was written by a prominent poll
tician of the Sub Treasury school, and was
merely castigatory of the Globe. We copied
it too, at his request.
The Native American of the I'd ultimo,
takes our remarks in high dudgeon, and re-
plies to US in language and spirit which we
think indecorous and WIDELY uncalled for.
We do no: understand from the Native
American precisely what the complaint
against US is, nor do we care at present, for
we do not, nor will we, reply to paper of
general good character, with view to ex-
plain our course or sustain our position, un-
less the complaint is made in language and
spirit very different from those which char
acterise the article alluded to.
We are at all times ready to repair any in-
jury which we may do inadvertently 1--WE do
none otherwise) to any paper when the err
ror is pointed out in such language as we
feel bound to notice.