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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
K. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANDATORY
y IL DipisfOn street

X. GRAHAM, STRAW Hal MANUFAClOhh
y l-2 Decision street
n gls s
Of the hrst quality asy that cannot be sr
ssf s lie ss FL s1f
shaped Bonnet which the NEST that can PC
every ts.sy a
Dozen doa Al a. reasonable prices.
Of ST..
op h and in sy nsss s ss La
Sc f Hats and
Nm AnIetters must be postpaid
sH Dansts5ies, which adapted Market Shade
5s$ ;Sssy sYlsEsa IA,
e ps SS
bleaching pressing afaeturs Of les the asl
o M Ia
made to look T. w6 as raes peS whS% the sSs n s
cut pressed and trimmed in thu latest fashions anls sun
MEXICAN PILLs-A distinct pill is prepared fer each
ls1efs eoSpsn dy.ase.a .ands. drop:S
RETAIL tai by BY Dr. P"gsiey, ass Bowery, NY iyii Inn
PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1856 Greenwich street.--A
long
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
g
ness public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the wholesomest and best Oil for the Hair
makes grow thick and ohg prevents its falling of turning
grey aud has began such anourisheT
the hair that BY viii restore TO its natural color
prevents hair becoming shaded and hair already
the the head and hair clean;
and whsker liberal discount made 10 WI oesae prchs
a. PASTOR.
is5 Greenwich street, New York.
And for the accommod alton of the ladies
and Conec toner's Store 1861 Greenwich street.
Price 50 cents per bottle, highly perfumed je24 Inn
TO THE BALD HEADED ANO OTHERS.-Does any
know aneighbor friend who has been Bald and whose
covered with dand ruff though brushed hourwch has
vanished entrl Orone whose hairs early age
turning grey who how has not grey haE Children whose
with scGr-whose hair would grow.
that growing the fullest of hair! Some
be known to Ask them the and
you viii be told these III been done by the otAe
its demand annually hundred centhough
when discovered opposed by thing for the
pose asled By almost number mushroo trash
peraonS that VIII rum the mar u used to extent Can
an these facts be waEedreter to the
by list of responsibility, unequaed by any ether
article. Look to these hinghuy this article Say and
hishundre1s in fashionable life using IL the only
tee really TT for the toilet Long hair very to fall
Laes the Balm Columbia time TO yourselves
disgrace of b badness By neglect of persona
1t your duty morasts preserve the beauties Of
ure with which bsun Creator has endowed youuse the
Jams CAUTION TO De REMEMBERED
Several flag attempts have been made to counter
felt the true Balm OF Columbia Some OF the mpostor have
far counterfeit the splendid wrappers and the Falls
Of Niagara and every external mark except the OF Com
To avoid positions therefore, always lock for of
Cons ck 20 or L. y COmsOek, and never buy the article
unless IL hss tia name upon IT..
Sold wholesale aud retail, ony;at No Fletcher st, ~
jyl 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
DIR. POEFT'S sRADICATOR-

I
00 viii be rfitcd If Dr. POETS Eradicat0r fails
PiOOO cure case of recent d-ette dsesse-geneTsy
less than "a hours aud whcn Of long standing aud where an
other trations have failed there Medicine
ef-ctusl The cradle AgentsNones Chatham ST.
Sy So Bow'ry cornerui Wakyr Wing ga Broadway; Bur
net 81 Canal street Price ST. ~ Scattering persons ira
yers ought always 10 be provided with Dr. Poetts Erad
ie2e it,+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

b. IRWIN CO., Members Of the Royal College Of
y. London, continue be consulted delicate
eases all their various stages, at their oiies 25 Fulton
the commodiOus their
erecy and safety.
j. B. Irwin Co pledge themselves thatin all eases Of the
most violent venerea WHICH have hitherto fallen under their
aoce, ther treatment without mercury has been
eessul aud speedy They need not by certificates direct the
public attention their those disessss
their reputation this city well known and
all who had confde in their honor. II strongly
recommended 20 females who the habit OF their
Deobstruen Ps that than two shosd BE taken
any might rroguce effects which those who
would be mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive
be adrecent cases cured ia two day Ttose who hay.
u ed themselves by asd destructive habit
relief solvent security all that will be required Until
shall De effected. Letters post .ad detail the Of the
complaint and covering asuabls fee will be lately
ended IT, and medicines, with fall directions
writes jy6 Inn,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,

DIR. J. FRANCIS, OOCU[isT, 10 Bareiay-st
M Cox 1876 Elm St membes my church, had deceased
Eyes time vas deprived OF sight aud m
ahghstste OF inf Manv applications were resored
without any 70 ed and from the of Dr. Francis
Eye Water Ia month her sight perfectly restored
From what have been a Witness believe TO be Of
Of that has been offer
ed to the public. GEOKGE bENENI,,
Pastor Of the Stanton 81. Church.
Mrs. Get member OF my church, child beeb
afflicted for nearly two large ulcer
sight after uitless application by different ply
scan when the total loss Of sight aplrehended tn,
aud sold by Dr. j. Francis has effected
perfect cure. Rev. 3. ii. CONE,
Pastor OF the Oliver st Church.
We the unlersgn hay used Dr. Francis Eye Water
in families with good effect and knowing its astonishing
efficacy recommend il to the notice OF the
public valuable remedy Duncan Dunbar pastor Of the
McDouga Church, g. Sommers pastor Of the South
Baptist Church j. Harrison pastor OF the Thong street
Church; Joshua Lane, n Third Avenue.
The Eve perfect for inflammation and eak
ness Of sight, and will remove eataracts Numerous eert
Office. Ii prepared sold by
any person in but Dr. j. 10 Barclay st.
ily-ARTIFlCIAL EYES inserted. jyl 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
SCR %a.? a; PiPi'7 %i:sli g


S;. ao iHi?Y F:%:I: "a y :
eiAA. ap7-s'
DR. CHERRY's sTldNGENT PILLs-leIebrated for
as & %es2ns. and a f.
es s o. e .s sdss sS ne FS Gsss they are
Bower corner WALKER Ring si4 Br adSsy; Burnett
chasing by e dos erosS viii se SUP lied At liberal is.
count and The Pills will be warranted 10 them preeuce the
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, to Jingle gentlemen, fer.
nshfd q unSrn.hsd With srsskasi and tea fregired,
An early Application VII ensure ehoss looms NAYS is
To SHOE AMP BOOT MAKERs.-C. MORO contin
between City Hall Place and ross street lie has now on
aHd retail. ''' '''' '''e'' los i'm
T9cA8INEfM aKERs-Ho5ks aud Eye. FOR French
tween Cay Hall Place and Cross street. jess Inn
7 LIVERPOOL oRREL CoAL.-55O tens Bi1nJelrs orrel
~ ''''' - - ''' HERbaiaRY KEENAN,.
s21 81 South street up stairs
SEGARs-lOOOe brsi qaay Havana segsrs, in hall and
ice e.. DOl''''0' 'A' r. Woodruff ~. south :,
MONEY one percent discount Tor sale q Wall .Tgsi.
~ ~ ~ j. THOMPSON
g'TilRR;5 sf KfN ,ge + D
vii sr ' be eondea 's at rs 10y 1
HELLGATE tERRYHogSE, hep. by -GEoAGE A.
.er The best Of liquors zines. sad nSI
at all tunes Boats seines, bai,, NC. conyc, ance IN run
y and from The railroad TO the house. tie foot Of Eshty
sixth street. Yorkvle. ~ in
WRENCH PLAsTF R-For Id bv
jyio BOYD \ HlNCKEN. Ton,ine Building
ARDwARE PAPER a fun assosi nent 20 L 80 q ! 81
"a "a IS, 20 4 IS. Sc a., 40 a.. for sail ~
PER So n BROOKS. 81 7 iberiys st.
SCOTCH 10ALs.-sOtoEs BOARD barb Jsae, from Glss
je25 PERssF & BROOKS 81 Liberty q,
HONIhHs RhD DkOP-toF al complaints Of a VA
Ftis hai4rc-he member, Whatever other medicine 1t
axe q a y9ur gseh and money trown awsythst IN tin,
tis tertie hS Just retrhutou Of mans ~icksdusse
snow tse 81 horrible form. Then srV al once ~,
7uT absolute cure eash, Al Division at Der vial Flo,
'ittI''-i- - f'tTf''-Fihrhts or cuisine
SPANISH DoUBLoONs FOR sale At The b.sl Set rate.
J. ALVESTt RS,
leH 100 Broadway aud % wall FL.
DAFER HANGIN6S.--CHRiST n ROBINSON n
IS Maiden lane tcorucr Of William slrertl ar. o rre
large and complete French aud neran Ta,
Hangngs, and daily receiving from their Factory
beautiful styles Of patterns and finish, surpassed by am
other establls hneut IN the country. -
a. 4. X. manufacture all OF their American uapuipVs "A
snshe. them to sell a. the lowest Factory y9
s<ss, - MOTHERS, whose children sr,
y AsEA troubled with veal of
= he.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
HUMAN HAIR.
GRANDJEAN'S MEDICINAL COMPOSITI

TINE Only Badness andrf Gray Hair and all dis
Of the Scalp, Mol Barclay street. two doors from
Broadway. .
g. All respsetabe PHYSICIANS ladies and gentlemen in
All apothecares gtss and country merchants are r.
speetly requested give their orders immediately for
rande lar Compositions If they wish to prevent delay
A. per dozen je24 I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
WILLIAM PEUL.


DEPOT OF PAPER HANGINGS,
Of the first la Paris and geAuine Cologne Water
Of Jean Maria Fsrina, Wholesale andres at the manufac
Inrire ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERMAN's WORM LoZENGEs are the greatest
- medicine IN the world.
DR. CHURCHILL has ssed them in fly cured
ten spssns and three ef fits Tie considers safe
sure. and ,commends them to all.
Mr. j. B. MONIES used s-m IA his famiy with entire
and several Of his friends have confidence
them.
Cot CT ARK cured ofhis children ofspasps aud
of its, occasi 1ned by worms.
The Hoa g. d. BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
life Of one ofhis children. IL had beea long time decline
and attended by the best physicians without relief
His family doctor nended Shermaus Worm Lorenges
the only hopes he dad aud thro the blessing Of God
his child wt-another living evidence OF their wonder
f vrtUs. Mr. Bsa family should be without them.
More han 1900 eerhe aes might be added Of their truly
wonderful nroV ertics,
sold the warehouse. 0s Nassau street door sbovt
Ann o. ChtthNn 2s0 DO 2 Blocker, Dodd
BroatwNyj aud t39 Fulton street, brooklyn
Where ,so caa he had shernan's Iozenges for nervous
l3eteadache, heartbu' @ots &c.
IMPROVED LEMON sYRUP.-ItisawsI u know n fact that
Lemon syrup, generally made retains it's only
for short time the substances when
each other and produce rank dsgreeabe flavor
differ ~ from that of the Lemon. With the Of obvi
stg this difficulty and 81 furnish the public with pure Lemon
Syrup. which they always depend the manufacture
acid portion o the Lemon from the and PIT 40 IN sueh
WY ttt tie pur hsser may rnornrut aud wheni
prepare ~ e az Lemon - p-sssssing all the flavor 81
Lemon. Manufactured only ard sold ~
GEO. MILLER - Duane street
iy9 I'm third ioo- - Ii-oaiv-sv.
,>t S-FITS-ThIs drea aful dis
k-ta.s1 . - .cess1l lSsttirc cured b. MIs,
- ,. ~ x~>ecsB OFT. the Celebrated Femals
.fEsiriag. Surtuv rect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

TO SPORTSGEN.
GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, &C., AT WHOLESALE
VI OR RETAIL.
Double Double barre barrel Guns Gu fevsry description
1000 pairs of Pistols.
Rifles single and double barrel
Percussion Caps Powder Fasks and Sporting articles &C.
neraly.
host of be sold below Of i'm or
reduce will be offered correspond
ing prices, BY A. w. SPIES x co.
mi SIN 2is Pear street, Patt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
CAUTION AND PUBLIC NOTICE.
DR.. 10 SEPH EV A Ms

HAS REMOVED HIS DISPENSARY AND OFFICES
IL to No. Peek slip, nearly opposite his Id stand As his
old signs and his continued at No ~ it may lead to
mistakes All desiring TO will be particular
cal at No g. as have connection whatever with No. ~
Remember Offices No Peck slip, and to suit the
times have reduced the prices full one half
JOSEPH EVANS. M D.. Agent.
N. b. choice selection of Family Medicines, &C..
cheap for cash. Also for sale commission the Indian
cret, which fails curing certain complaint a few
days This remedy purchased from Cherokee indian
Texas Tor considerable il will
sedc every other remedy. Try it, Only SO bottle
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

REMOVALS. P. CARROLL's old Esta6lis bed Medica-
~ ted Vapor BATHS removed from 2s ,ohn
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital Mrs j. p Carroll
turns thanks 70 the Faculty particularly and the public gen.
eral, liberal ended
the last fifteen and hopes by and
to merit continuance of the same.
The Baths open froE O'Clock in the morning till
o'clock at night and used with much all sudden
colds rheumatism &c Sc which they afford mme-
date relief Testimonials their efficacy can be tho
establishment from the following eminent ply scans Doe
tors A. II. Stevens " Mott Bush Boyd Macnevin Rhine
lander Nelson, Smith, Ireland Nissan, Borrowe Vsnden-
eergh, Sc Sulphur Shower Balhs be had
times Portable yaPor Baths Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths
for sale hire Baths sent to Of the crock
n Syrup sarsaparla aad Li'erwort Sc fresh from the
shakers NAY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
SORE NIPPLES.

CHEKMANS PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst cases,
- without taking the chd from the breast When such doc
Mott Rodgers and others of extensive
practice reco mend it, who will doubt its efficacy?
Mrs. REMSEN has been nurse for is years and never
remedy equal to it, She has used IN sixty
without failing to and her as
Mvs CROSBY one of the Oldest and most experienced
N CITY, she knew thing equal to 1t
,hs' has cured to her where all other
neGIes taIieo.
The Rev p SMITH says IT cured his wife after
weeks great suffering and thing else IN vain
Doctors Vandenburgh Brown, Comstock Weed and seye
igushed physicians have used with
the greatest and recommend invariably IN their
Sold at 06 Nassau street. door above Ann 1e3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

P. HOUSTON, Nj. d.,
DENTIST,
No. 20 Park Place. iebm*eou
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Il FANCY GOODS.
w. SPIES x CO., 2ls Pearl street, nearly opposite
a. Patt street offer full stock Of the above ar
most accommodating terms and at prices suit the
myl 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1855 Greenwich street.--A
n Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the pubc after
long expeence in his business he has formed Compostion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED FEM ALEs-MADANE
L NESrLLL's PREVENTIVE POWnEBs-Thess 10.
valuable Iowdcts have lecn y adopted In Europ
bot france IN stcar ior upwards Of thirty ears we
hr u1dre IN this be the only mil safe and
ec ous remedy tor mlre ladies' whose health orbls too
rsf tucrcase ftry. Pfiee - pscs with ftl direc
uich Circular. lmors fily csra siory te OBJ
lei the Office, ard which w be sent free Of rprnc.
lstags eScsp,ed % snyl art .. Tie eiiyor ued States
A. NJ 20 y II; Philadelphia Ohce 5S Soeth Eigl,h--t
- I'm d>w'
NALENHiLL sLATrs-tC.ogo Viscountess tsrs. 70 Oos
Lady SAcs, ISIS 10000 small 10, txs; Just landing and
Tor sale ~ -..- . -
iyt HFRDNAN KEENAN,. 81 South 81.
EbLrON NARKsT BEEF of very suverior ouaii1v. pu
uqeNarsssy 1r fsrly IN barrels and
s~ntly hand and Tor sale lots 70 by
jes II. Woodruff ~ SertEss.
- TIC DOLOREUx-Positivei,
lGrf-. NNsEffNs4EtA Hed Without the %
- ~ 49, AMKxaV rcet hosrver long standing
- - by Mrs. MOTT the eelesrs,d
wv v w sirlan So ndNt ftHf.HfF arF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

WRENCE GARD NIER.
ATTORNEY AND OUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
No. lis Nassau street. jisia'
TTNCtRHENr MONEY Of al kinds purchased q the
~ sYLVESTFR's
ier 100 Broadway and q Wall a..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
the DENOC r \ I
rgsllsHrp syr'T sAIga9 ,,l, ~
wa8TnNGTON \ CHAPMAN;
.tl....-,,f the UEiisd States La"s'

,.-,..,s walbe reee.yeitoEa lss's'erm than
u -, All no paper viii be discontinued
e Ut re discretion Of the Ei'iQTsl until a!
go, h1va Been paid. .,.-....-.
'7'lIi '5,.s+rs WI be inserted al 81 per square
La ioI .he irst insertion, anu % cents
60 uhsslucnt insertion, ,.-.,..
p 80. no, n,rkei with the nqmoSr o. n
Ai''9 ,1, VII aa published untilt'r"daHa '"ars-
Il &C oriingy.
.,vg7rlsrya-Fnur squares o. less Te
itlA '..sl1 a. Measure, $50, payable had yearly
g'.',,i,,.t Tor less than one year. Inc p'",,'e4e
1911 advertisers is limited to Their ihiheul0't
o. -al al advertisements for the beneht cl
80. ,s-.5ns ,entin by them must be pa'a LOT oy
ag.,,t,1, OF p.r3 ma nature viii be charged
.Ssbe price. .u...-, in 40, nce
:, as At the end of the year,
~ Woes mast be paid for on delivery
-. r..t.r. 20 tn, Z litors on business connected
~ 9Th the nee, must be postpaid, they VIII 30
he attended to. e,o NJ
,,T,rvrIyG CANDIDATES for office WILDE 9lu' no
,,ns yri!l BE- inserted unless We are speca'y au
horned bv someresponsible person
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours be a GOVERNMENT OF THE
Ranks or a GOVERNMENT OF THE
PEOPLE? Shall zoe hare a CONSTITUTION
AL Treasury, or an UNCONSllTUTION-
Al. NATIONAL BANK? Shall zee haze Con-
.y,rrrlosIL CURRENCY OF GOLD and SlLNR,,
Or one of IRREDEEAT4BLE PAPER ShaF
We ligs under the despottsm Of a MoNEYED Ans
ro-RAcY, or under the safeguards Of FRhE
cONSTITU Viva hlngtOn Chr9n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

Should be asked if there be no tcay by tohich
he GENERAL GayERNMENT can aid the cause Of
EM.iNCIP.4IION / aasper, 10 has long been
AS OBJECT NEAR MY HEART, 10 see the WHOLE
SURPLUS REYENUE appropriated TO that OBJ
,.t. With the sanction vi the states holding the
sayes, there appears to me NO CoNsrIrUTIoNAL
vB!seroS 10 its being thus applied, embracing not
ony the colonization OF those WHO may be other
wise freed but the purchase Of the freedom Of or,
ts. Bya Jealous prosecution o. pan iormel
upon that basis, We NJ ut look forward TO day not
rsry distant, ,chen North american sun u ould not
Lok dosn upon slace." -
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
TIE PLENGE.

Martin Fan Buren,, in his Inaugural! .ld-
dress care PLEDGE that no oil intsrter-
mg rih slarsry il The District Of Columbia or
IA, States, should ersr ,eceire his constitutional
sanction. This should be made TEST CUES
rov by the slare-holding States. t[FTHE
SOUTH AND SOU rIl-WEST WILL Ne
YER VOTE FOR ANY MAN AZ PRESl-
DENT OF THE U. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

ton were governed by the opuoo ta0J th, reso.u
i.oa ;tJsucaHy adm.,,t The reception ri the pele
ions Go which they were opposed 10 every Shape,
while 10 is not kucwn or believed that "a ssEse
Northern vote was governed BY that coHsdera-
ion.
Al lht next SESSION Of Congress a resolution Nta-
lar n the above, adopted by similar vote.
Al the session Of ISIS, direct propostoa
was made by Mr. SaIc q Ieajmr Wing from
Vermont ~ re!tr an Abolition p,tluon To select
COMMITTEE with instructions u report bll pro-
viding for The Abolition oi slavery 20 tic district ui
Colombia" Much excitement ensued, and he
HOUSE finally adopted the raow,us resolution
prepared by a meeting of the southern mcmoers
and reported hv Mr. Patton, viz:
"Rtsoircd, That al petitions memorials ana pa
pers. ionchtug The abolition of slavery or buying
setting or Transferring slaves IN any State, DlstrU'
or Territory, olihe United States, be,a,d upon the
table without beng debated printed, read or refer.
red and that no further action whatever shall be had
thereon"
The party vote on this resolution was sS follows
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

ADDRESS TO The PEOPLE OF THE
SLAVE. HOLDING STATES, BY THE
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
Of CONGRESS FROM THOSE STATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

After much agitation on the subject The follow.
ing resolution was adopted, viz:
That no petition, memorial, resolution or other
paper, prayiug the abolition Of slavery N The Dis
tricl OF Columbia, or any State or Territory, or the
slave trade between the States or Territories Of the
United States, in winch ilnow exists, ohaI be re-
ceivcd by this House, or entertained IN any way
MhaieYerN
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

We continue 10 receive the most cheer
ING accounts from the old Keystone State.
There was convention of democratic del
egates from the eastern counties at Ian
caster, on the 9th instant. The number
present was variously estimated at from
10000 TO 10000. A letter TO the Edi-
tor of the Globe says
Imet with a number Of old German
farmers from The remOtest parts of York
county; many of them who have not even
attended the county meetings there for
years--men who never heId an Office, and
who could not be induced TO take one;
and when | would ask them what brought
them all the way to Lancaster, they would
answer that they had como to show that
the democrats of York county had not all
turned yet.
SIN nv last, | thlhk | stated that that
county would give us 900 majority. l
did not meet with a man yesterday who
estimated the minority at less than ! 2 W.
They generally say from 1900 to 500"
Mr.. -, who, you know, is never over
sanpune, says l,400, and will not fall
another snake under 1900. Many
changes have taken place in that county in
our favor from various causes, which have
not time now to enumerate. | saw sew
eral men in the procession who, when |
was in York month ago. we're decidedly
in the opposition. This cheerful aspect
oC affairs is moi confined TO The eastern
mar, of the State. The lion is roused'
IN The west, aud northwest too. Letters
and information from various sections
there give The most encouraging accounts.
If YOU, or any Of our friends al Washing
ION. or elsewhere, have doubt as to The
State, remove il at once, and set it down
lust as certainly for Van Buren, as that the
election day will come"
Among the many changes that have ta--
ken place in Pennsylvania, it is said ''lhere
are five of the Harrison Central Commit
tee in 1885, who are now warm support.
ers Of Mr., Van Buren," Hard cider is
becoming too hard for honest wings to
swallow. II will become as repulsive as
wormwO d by November.
In 1896 York county gave Isl major.
iiy for Mr. Vin Buren.
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