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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

= ENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF wARDRCBE-GeDile.
VI DESTROYS OF turnug their Left of Wardrobe into
cash, Obtain from the subscriber than
other person viii give.
H. LEvErT. 100 Nassau street, opposite
Clinton Hal " York.
Genemen Garments made, altered cleaned and repaired
at the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
Gentlemen attended al their residence BY appointment
line through the Post otherwise, will receive promp
attention. lms-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
A. G. CASTLE, A. NJ, NJ. D.,

INSERTS THE PREMIUM INCORRUPTlBLE TEETH
BY ATMOSPHERIC PAEsSURE,
Without Eatures Tres, fastel iugs, which by Their
friction or lassen, force the eet
The above method oby,s all these Teeth glussed with
&c. &c. OFFICE, gn BROADWAY.
DJ- DEAFNESS. 90
7 DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCA,' Mins.
4, ter Penipotsntiary from Donna Issbep Queen Of SPAN
TO the United siaes al Washington do certify that
red Of serious Deafness and the painful
ears and head By Drs CASTLE EDWARDS, AuRsTs, al
BnoApwAy also. that DR.. A CASTLE stands amooe
most egneat Of his profession. shfui practical Dentist
have known these gentsmen and recommend them
worthy OF the confidence OF those requiring their services
. (sign.d) A. CALDEAON De LA BARCA.
n}-ACOUS1It DROPS. for the ear ache and
aud pains In the for sale at 1877 Broadway
o1 -fps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

M u 81 &c.
MEssRs. sCHNEIDER : REsHuN, members Of the
able society Of New York. and s vicinity that they have
formed full and effective bard Of rners
twenty ~ nuuhe " required They all the fashionable
new oi amer Lsb',zhy ana other eminent
and hold themselves readiness attend
parties sorecs, sc. They Will attend With two
Violin Piano Forte and additional number that may be
required will he promptly attended by applying
the large Fur Store, ss7 Brosdwsy and Norfolk
It nfe fraN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

2s-RIBBON AND SILK STOR E-2S
JUST received great ss:ermsnt Of new Fall Rbbess and
s
s RSs.s: ss. 4 sd Satin sSo%:
isaeta and satin Ribbons ali Width. and soss silks diva
md SaS
n sS % ''0''
ind . ssn al 70 e before
q sr k.o 1sss Of rel f PLAID %
WOoD's TOOL sTORE.-T.J. W has on hand a mO.t
he tx &. Of min. a s T
sssS,s$ sEsis s5s' !: .. s:iSss Tss: par
4: sna TsS, q
S.ad Turning s.hs. slid dr., Rests Screw rso:
ton saws Of a kisds those With his name warranted
is assortment suitable Sr.aeL No
Chambers st. next door to Commercial Bsui, NY.
s r, WSGt %9s sSs No.
msnt Of hqs Skates, all .'nss and !. low S,,e,s
ments. nla inns
THIS DAY PUBLIsHGD-Aaerican MeIodi,s containing
es sssS by If 81 s by .l
steel aifGsi 81 for the work
woOa%pn sysis that Trese Ssrrs
Line. On Is, death Of brake. hslises
The Morn !. prat N hne paper ass pages sno and ,,.
rs;,ly b.snd in Turkey gilt edges for sale By the
publishers, ... ..,..... =
MA 5iis. Anne ican Hotel
CHEAP! CHEAP CLOAKs-Grest Bargains-Lsdies and
y Msss.' Clocks e9ssisnt Of clio =, ss and merPO,,
doeed prices TO suit the times Of which made OF the
and in the Also, large
Of cheap Dry Goods ThOs. PAT rlsOA,
os imis' Bowery, cor. Division 81.
CHERRYs AsTRINGENT PiLLs-Ths emily radical
the failure Of Copaiva Cubebs, l.etoEs Sc
for years Agents nj Broadw ATTAIN;
Chambers and Church, O. Bowtry, Walkers
Broadway; IS Sixth Av,nue 81 Canal street Price 81
p1.ac
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

CARDS! CARDSf! CARDSlFl
II ENGRAVED AND PRINTED
IN superior .tyle At redueed p~ices,by
cq On u NEALE. - Casmins street.
COLLECTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA CITY--Ner
chants ard others having money 10 collect IN fhsphs
Penney have ,hsr claims attended 10 w the
speedy and certain BY application
who visits York regularly busip~ss twice srsa,
q. JACK, Attorney and Counsellor al Law.
R.fereneesJCsry d Co. S,-v,
j. rrsll 4 Sos.
WIN D, Lewis, Fec. p, MIG I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
DAGUERRs's DIoRAMAs.
ANOTHER DISCLOSURE

ANOTHER DISCLOSURE.
READ THIS WHEN YOU RETURN.
THERE has deal Said aboxt the Political Conspiracy
and many Testimonials shown forth; but have Of yeo
sesn the testiulorisis published by
10 an PEAsk SON. IS Division St,
or the peculiar efficacy Of their Clarified Esnse Of Hors-
hound Candy The have obtained full acso tests
monisls from Clergy Doctors Counseor siagsu and
others Of the highest espectshiy, Recommending The com
pound coughs colds hcsrsene Irritation Of the throat
Group hoopng hna. and al affections OF the lungs
Which, IL not checked in ze, leads TO consumption and
DEATH.
DEMOCRATS md WIGS,
This B.utr Cs~dy and " 10 celebrated Invaluable
sp,ci6c 20 clear the voice. Remember that.
Please observe do not " this article, and
10 genuine unless each package IL signed TEASE son,
Division street. Of whom be obtacd wholesale sp1
retail Directions sccomlaay esrh package.
hr,uts-Zsber " n. II Third and Dock yhila
del hs IA. Readpg. No stare ST. Boston. Mass ns fw,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
DOCTOR YOUR SEIE

GGIsT,
No. 8. Gold sfref-N cv s-s
DIX. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OrHTHALMlC SURGEON
rI BrssSrep, ssfrsscs IN Warren street,
Confues his practice 10
Diseases of the Eye & Opfhaimie Surgery IN general
mr. wEsTMACOTT will be In Attendance ally sgDdays
~ ,rsepted also, Dr. Eiotts patients during has sb
Asr,rrctal EYEs Of a superior quality.
Ofce hours fror 10 to = o'elock uv&,ssy
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.
YOUNG MEN who have foul teeth and sfensye breals,
should eseron 70 ret rid o such disagreesbe
companions Will ladies fair turn willing 20 the tate 81
love " hreathed through so contaminated sosrcel They
would doubt is truth, az u would carry with Il the faint Of
PEINE's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE,
VIII quickly obyiate the difficulty, rhs valusble dptr6ee
gses the teeth clear .nd pesry when.ss and pars
most grateful sweetness 20 the breath We cordially Gem
mend 20 the attention Of ve@ters and especially 10 the
female portion Of them Their toilet viii be incomplete with
out II. '-Iadies Mage<ine.
This superior article receive the first premium me Fair
cf the American Institute and fcr sale Price 50 sen's, ~
100 Fulton streets t7a e and avs broadway, o Hudon st.
~ Canal street, n Chatham street, 50 Henry street. and by
L. VI Gvys, is Bowey Beware Of WORTHLESS mitstous aud
cOunterfeits o3o 7vvis~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

NrTsLos WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
made for Assembly BALL. Concerts Military Public and
Private Parties, scale Of msgni6eenee Ear SURPRISING al
former occasispS
by the best Artists spring floor VIII be laid down
the approved plan for the accommodation OF leo 1000
persons.
lber Of Gas Liahs and abundant supply
he 'st pr " 9ls snss, ,.b
style.
Private raors and Dressing Rooms aiie and l.men
l,ted attendants.
b. The stranee 10 IN. Ball Room, eupper, sod Dress
ing Room, all the floor In addition b thess
venenees The terms will be and pains
spared 70 give satisfaction.
The which fror on Bread ~sy win be let for Con
erts or Opera The audience Of house will seat 1900
persons and the stag which 80 BY 90 fs well sup
sound. -
ni42w w. NfBLO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
Af~E.w. HARNDEN X co. ready to receive
/ZEATrFrg at their Of:c, No. w all street Orders,
L2MlIMt5O Packages Parcels, and samples of Goods,
~as4sxx.sa &c for England France. bv the sea.
. -, M nv ner ERITANNIA, Capt c. II. +. Judkns,
b. Letter Bags for the BrtaRns will elsse this Office
Saturday and Monday, the and soih at 81 O'clock
ni7 tsl HARNDEN co.
COLLECTIONS made in Upper and Lower Canada Can.
ada Bank Notes bought at the lowest rate sf discount
ii. GRAY CO.. q Merchants Exchange,
Mss Hanover street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

l.. FRANK,
TM.oRTER OF HAVANA AMP PRINCIPE sE0ARs
Those who wish Purchase good and cheap BY IN
asani,ty and single viii please to call At his .tore,
pi7iR. No. sal Chatham 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
WIGS BE ON YOUR GUARD.

Il will be recolectcd tina, the Van Burcn
leaders, some Of whom would call themselves
gentlemen attempted a, the last election to
carry their senatorial ticket in this county by
a mos, contemplate Trick Tho trick did not
accomplish their object; but 1t showed clearly
that the party are always ready to employ
any means however mean or base TO obtain
votes.
They prepared a ticket, purporting 10 be the
genuine Wing ticket, containing the names of
the Wing candidates for state officers and ono
or two senator's, and substituted ono and some
times two other names, and generally Wings
and men were employed to put those tickets
into the hands Of honest and unsuspecling
Wings as the genuine ticket, and in this way
they succeeded in shutting into the boxes
quite number Of their spurious tickets.
What tricks they may resort TO at the coming
election, we arc not advised; but of one thing
we are certain, That it will no, DO safe for the
Wings TO coniide in the honor, magnanim,y
or honesty Of party who are determined 10
leave no means un,red &, Twill In any uay
contribute ~ tho success Of their ambitious
leaders.
We say. then to every freeman, look to your
ticket, and 10 EVERY NAME upon your
,icket--be careful from whom you receive i,
and take heed tina, no man impose upon you,
whether he be friend or foo.
! Let the wa,chword, Harrison and reform, re-
I
day of September, 50 loud that the echo shall
be heard along the shores of the Atlantic and
across the Mississippi valley.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
THE BALLOT BOX.

The privilege of "doing our own voting"
was purchased at too great price to be I'M
dervalued or neglected. The people Of these
United States have in their hands power m-
mense and irresistible in the ballot box the
Inheritance transmitted TO them from their pat
riot sires, power which, if guarded with I'M
thing vigilance and honesty, they may trans
nit to their descendants, to the end Of time,
unimpared and vigorous. But if the people
neglect the legitimate use Of this power and if
through such negligence they give occasion TO
the enemies of national liberty to think it. may
be overihrown, and thereby also expose it to
the corrupt influence of money and of Office
those live who may witness the downfall of
our once fair fabric, the total extinction of our
free institutions and tho utter ruin Of all our
prospects
The present crisis in the affairs Of this gov
eminent is Of moro immediate importance than
can be expressed in words; and consequences
of most fearful magnitude are now depending
upon the honest, determined, unbribed, exer-
else of the right TO elect our public servants
II we are right in our yicws-and we think
they are not exaggerated, we ask you, fellow
citizens candidly and honestly, as you love
your country, to look at our condition on the
18th day OF March 1899, and look at our con-
dition now then our treasury was full and the
business Of the country prosperous, and our
currency healthy and safe, now the Treasury
10 al Il
cd toto supply partially the deficiency, the bu-
siness of the country is Frustrated and our cur
rency rotten and worthless; look at the prom.
Uses Of Jackson and Van Buron, and look al
their iulhmeni; look at the constitution of the
United States, and ascertain the authority o
the President, either expressed or by impca
ton, TO command the secretary Of the ireasur,
10 remove the deposite Of the public monel
from the bank Of the United States, ascertain
his authority to NEEDLE with the currency an,
business Of the country; ascertain, in the con
stitution or any where else, the authority O
the clerk OF the House Of Representatives, &
reject fiye members elect, holding in ,hei
hands the legal and proper credentials Of cleo
ton, from their seats, and by consequence, en-
abling the president 10 force upon the coun,r
his obnorions sub,reasury scheme, and inves
ing him with tho dangerous and indehnii
: power to withhold appropriations, his none
, should be likely to come ,hori, ard becsu,
he dare no, disclose the empty condition OF II
/ treasury Just upon the eve 81 al important,
!, lection and when you have done ihls, tell
e in the honesty of your hearts whether yol
li5sries are not greatly endangered te
os whether by your vcses Tou ere prepared
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

We give, then, tho whole cri.
charge TO PAUL Dillingham;. IT, anil 49,
frocmcn 10 look upon the man who v,.l
tho poor ofihe school fund.- and coma,
whether he il the proper man 90 BE- C...
Of the Stale of Vermont.
Tho article from which wc ha,, ,,..
the Sentinel is perfectly in character a, I.
and honesty, with its ordinary ptoJoo'
and exhibits the same features whi,a.
icrise the Van Buren, Presses ecoo.,
they thrive upon tho motto "a lio well !.
to- &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
For Congress, Second District.
WILLIAM SLADE.
Far STATE Senator's, Rutland County.
IS,AlC NORTON, of Benson.
ORSON CLARK, Middlcto,ga.
ANDERSON e.. DANA, Pnfsfor
tsarrisOE's Principles.

One Presidential Term.
Executive power and patronage confined within the
limits prescribed by the Constitution.
Economy in public expenditures.
Rigid accountability OF public officers,
he will Of the people expressed through their
stitutonal Representatives,, 10 be the law Of the
land.
The patronage Of the General Government not to be
brought into conflict wit the freedom Of elections
The General Government to abstain from int rlering
in the domestic affairs or the States
No conscripiion law, nor standing armies 10 time Of
peace.
The same currency for the Office holders and for the
People.
The encouragement Of productive industry, and the
securing Of fair wages to the laborer by the prudent
use OF system Of credit. aud the restoring Of con-
fdcncc between man and man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

1.-Two are requested to state, thai
Wings Of Clarendon held meeting las,
preparatory to the coming Convention,
being DESTROYS to reciprocate tho hospi
which has been EXTENDED TO them in va
parts Of tho state on similar OCCASIONS, h
give notice that a cold lunch for FIFTE
THOUSAND will be prepared. The q
will all be open. Freemen, ono and u
vited 10 attend.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
TO TIE PATRONS OF THE HERALI

Wcknow cash (even shinplas,ers) is scarce,
and times are indeed hard, no mistake, and
for this very reason we are compelled to ask
our patrons TO hand over the small sums
which are duo US for the last volume of the
Herald, that we may be able to pay our hands
and paper-maker, and continue TO supply the
news, till after November at all events. Come
friends lend US your help speedily and save Us
from going to Texas,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
OLD BATTLE GROUND
We arc requested to give notice. 70

We are requested to give notice. 70
wings Of tho west part Of tho County .
meeting will be held on the Old battle n
at Casileton, on Friday Morning the 9s@a
at 8 o'clock and that it is expe'ei aa' y
Foot will be present and address the ines"'
We also are requested to say, to anI
can make it convenient TO stop over h4s
Casileton on their way to the wing nss-
Clarendon Springs, they will hnaH
string on the outside.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

We ask ofour readers. an a,,en'l'''fD
alton Of the speech Of Henry Clay -. =.
publish to-day. It's bold and iei'f'I.
sltion OF the causes which have r'''~
presen. unexampled pros,ra,ion Of, ~
and the derangeme n, OF the Current j
hibi,s in clear and forcible manne' W.
fest purpose OF concentrating all PO'a
hands Of the executive, illus,raiedN q
al encroachmen, upon the Consiitu''"
rights Of tho States. And il PoIHa
remedy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

sanction these repeated inoroachmcnts up on
the constitution. by olccting Martha Van Bu
rem for another term Pause and remember
iha, ON the frs, Tuesday of September you are
10 decide, so Ear rs you are concerned, this i'm
porian, point Viii no, every frcomon be at
the ballot box on that day,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

As struts the peacock with his head erect
and his many colored tail hluniing in the eve
Of the sun, 50 s,ruiied few days ago the loco
fooo parry in Louisiana.
As slluks the half drowned peacock TO the
first covert after hard rain, with head all
dropping aud tail all bedraccied in the mud,
so sinks the loco ioco party Of Louisiana since
the passage ~ the late TippeeaBos ibuDdel
gus over thai Stsse ~ H. Ssvsaei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
ELECTIONS.

We find much, very much 10 cn.o,...
in our hopes-yea, more than hopos--om'
pectaiions, of triumphant success r..
turns from North Carolina loayo &C.,.
shadow OF doubt that she will give be, Il
,oral vote for Harrison. The rloser, 81,
has been the most strongly coB,a,,el 81,
other for years, and has been r1sec,j ,...
the most strict party principal The r,,,,s !
atcs for Governor arc both popua, n,a. AVA
of unexcepiionable public and private chan,
ter; so tho great question has beea b,,w,u
the rights Of the people and executive Irs,.
ative--and the people have irumphed, 4, a
always will when they unite their s,rar
gainst oppression. Morehead's eleciia
certain, and by majority Of from to IN
Morehead's majority in 3s counties /, I'd
in 1896 Dudley's maj was 1857 and vaa }
ren's 1905.
In tho counties heard from tho lsr,,y
stands a. follows:
Senate. Harrison 10 vB.n
House, 20 -
Total, SO "A
So we have 90 mai. where va had las, ~
but sir. In the counties not heard from Tim
was las. year Wing mai. offs In this I'll,
Of the case Messrs. Brown and Strange vi
not DO reelected TO tho Senate.
Alabama.
Tho Wings Of this State arc entitled
much praise for tho noble success Of their
forts in the cause Of reform. The rmn
show 40 Wings and 50 loco focos ia ,hsHos
and 10 loco focos and II Wings In the 5,
alto. We have strong reason 10 hope thai
ALBANIA will give her electoral vote to Ham,
Illinois.
We have not gained this State vet.
locos will have the majority in the Senate
in the House. probably, as has been the
for years. But the Van Buren, mai. is
that diligence may overcome It, and III
also give her electoral vote for Harrison.
do not despair.
Missouri.
This State is still Joined 10 her idols
her idols are silver and gold-as yet i'm q
deities too. Our expectations arc not 10
least disappointed.
Kentucky.
Returns from 20 counties give Ie,ther,
1861 mai. in tho same counties there
wing gain in the house Of 10 and two u
Senate. Here we have abundant oviden
the reputed changes in favor Of Van Bure
much cried up in their papers. A few
such changes, and the State will give OK
$4,000 majority.
Indiana.
This State has elected her Governor ,
lWl by 10000 maj. Lane fW1 is cleo,
Congress, vice Howard resigned to be G
nor by 1900 maj.
The members Of tho senate elected this
stand, Is H., V. b.; Hoese II H., % '
| This ia the state which was claimed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

We have not been able 10 obiaia =
mite account Of the Conventions al "
bennington; all we hear is that NC
lions were very large al both -
all seemed still 10 he moved bys o's
Of Executive wrongs and usurpsI'l'
,eIminod 10 dessnd their rights AZ "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
NOTICE

lshereby given that general Convention
Of the Wings of Rutland County will be hol-
den at Clarendon Springs, on Friday the 2Slh
and Slade will DO present and address tho
Convention
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25
Kentucky.
Indiana.

This State has elected her Governor Ri
IWl by 10000 maj. Lane fW1 is elec,c
Congress, vice Howard resigned to be Go
nor by 1900 maj.
The members Of tho senate elected this
stand, Is H., Q V. b.; Hoese II H., % Y.
This is the state which was claimed
Van Buren, only month ago.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-25

3D. That the public lands, in conformity
with the trust created expressly or by just i'm
plicalious, on their acquisition, be admins.
Tered N : spiIii of liber,liiy towards the new
States aud territories, and IN spirit OF JUS
ice towards all the the States.
Tic land bin which was rejected by Presi-
dent Jackson, and acts OF occasional leglsla-
ton, VIII accomplish both these objects.
regret that the time dues not admit OF my e1-
posing here the neiaTious plans and purpose,
oi the Administration ds 10 this vast national
resource. That. like every other great inter
est OF the country, IS administered with iht
sole view Of the effect upon The interest OF th'
party IN power. A bill has passed the senate
and is now pending before the house, accord
ing 70 which forty millions OF dollars ar
stricken from the real value OF certain por
ii0n Of the public lands by short process
snd 4 citizen Of Virginia residing on ilie south
west side OF the OHIO Is not allowed 10 pun
chase lands az cheap by half dollar re
acre a. c,.izen living on the northwest sid
OF ihai nyer. have no hesitation IN eIpress
ing INV conviction that he whole public dc
main Is gone u Dir Van Buren, be reelected.
81. Tia, li1e policy Of protecting and CT
couraglng ihe pTodncnons Of American ind1i
NV, en,enng lnso competition with The NV
productions Of iofeign industry, be adhered !
snl Maintained on the basis VI the principle
AID IN tho sgint OF the oompTomiSs Of Marc
ls33.
Protection and national Independence are,
; sny o,sn,on, ilesiical sad syTsonym1S n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT The Sheffield
England. manufacturers have n,cmoriali-
zed Parliament TO make special feguIa-
ton in favsr of American -four. by which
II may be admitted into England free OF
duty, or at lew rates, ior twelve months.
WhyBot forever? But even its adop.
ton fora ,welve-month would be Of in
calculabie benefit TO all classes in both
countries. Scarcely any measure that
VIC know-of, except the overthrow ofVan
Buren, ans his, party, would operate more
favorably on our affairs than the onespro
posed by the Sheffield memorialists Flour
- now abundant in the country, and the
price has fallen very low. 1t is the arii
&c which VIC Of the Middle states could
ship abroad more conveniently, just now,
than any other. The farmer would find
prices rising; the shipping interest would
thrive under press Of business; trans
portai,on ON the canals would increase so
as TO render a reduction of tolls practi a.
bic and altogether advisable; the export
OF specie.would stop; the burthen Of debt
which now Expresses the coun ~ would
slide off imeercept,bhy; and in brief
space We would enjoy the, agreeable sight
of business fully restored to its wooted nc
tivity-in spite of Van Bureh's g perish
CREDIT, perish CONNIE rec" measures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

Illiaois and Wisconsin are in dispute
concerning the boundary line between
them. Wisconsin claims that the true
boundary is marked by line drawn due
West from the Southerly point or bend
of Lake Michigan, in lat. 1897; while
Illinois claims as far North as 1880
The difficulty seems to have arisen from
the language OF different acts of Congress,
inwhich the southern bend Of Lake Mich
iganend the latitude Of 1880 are spoken
Of as being identical, while IN factthey arc
not. According TO the ordinary maps ow
in use, Chicago is within the territory
elaine Iby Wisconsin.