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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
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b. IRWIN 4 Co., Members Of the Royal College Of
81 Surgeons London continue to be consulted ON deiests
diseases all their various stages at their office, 2o4 Fulton
street where from the ceRmodou Of their
laborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy aud safety.
j. b. Irwin Co. pledge themelve. that in all Of the
most violent venorea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been most
ce,su and speedy T.ey need not by certificates direct ths
public attention to their superior practice those diseases AZ
their reputation in this city well known and respected BY
all who had to confde in their henor is strongly
recommended to females who in the habit Of using their
Deobstruent Pills. that than two should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desreus 70 avoid preventative
be cured in days Those who have in
ured then selves by habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
care shall be effected. Letters post paid, detailing the
ure OF the complaint and covering suitable fee will be i'm
hedatey attended to- and Medicines with full directions for
warded to the parties. ja6 Inn
INDIA RUBBER STORE, so Chatham street New York
HUTCHINSON OrDERpoSK have opened the above estab
lishment with splendid assortment Of India Rubber Goods
viz: Ladies India Rubber Shoes with leather soles; Gese
mems Over Shoes with do Life Preervrs Legsins Long
Boots India Rubber cloth for carriage tops and variety OF
other articles These shoes impervious water and
much superior the old kind of rubbe being equally
in their appearance merccco kid Terms very liberal
both TO wholesale dealers and retail purchasers Orders
ed at the store, at the factory in New Brunswick
HUTCHINSON oNDERDoNK Manufacturers,
jas lms New Brunswick, NJ.
Forty Years Experience m pa~1ous climates Tpss-
ty-four years established in this city-Neittv
QuackeTy Imposition.
DIR. J. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
VNR j. EVANS Continues TO be consulted conhdentiaaiy
in all V*-~a cases, mercural and chronic disorders,
where the moinproved practice the and
mild treatment be depended To prevent mistakes,
particular 10 find no. ~ Peck Slip.
h.r--vas Box containing complete plan Of medicine fog
without posing the pa-s They will be sent TO order to
any part of the United States,
Also, preventive remedy against Vt*""+s that may b
fully relied
Alette paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions sent
der. Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening"
The Offices an frances well arranged bud secrecy
may be dependsdi
No connection ~1tn any otner Office in out Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, Md.
MAY No. IL Peek Ship, N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
SHIP NEWS

Packet ship Burgundy Liaes, svre Dec H. with mda to
Bolton. Fox 4 Livngsiou.
Packet ship Garrek. Palmer Liverpool Dec 49, md, 10
fnll @
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

k-A TO LEASE. THE PAVILION AT SARATOGA
NH SPRINGS.The subscriber Intends to lease the above
decentralization for term of II embraces an en-
tire beck Of ground wi every accommodation of build
ngs and gardens situated in of the pessente
in the village. The well known Flat Rock SpIin in the
immediate vicinity, and its position central between the
other celebrated Mineral Fountains. The establishment Will
$50 has been demonstrated by the
overlooking patronage Of the past The house also
well supplied with furniture which will be sold TO the
at bargain. The will be moderate aording to per-
son wishing to the business the most certain
pect Of realizing competency As presumed persons
will exn the premises before leasing the further
description Is unnecessary.
Application may be made to ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
No. So Liberty street, I'D story) ja6 lm'
a NONsUMPTlON, ASTHMA! WINTER COUGHS =
" The extensive and daily increasing demand for DR.. MA
SONS" Concentrated Vegetable Basan" is truly beacon
ofhope the afflicted the thousand times knowedged
Fact OF its having prformed astonishing lasting and
feet cures than other medicine known The instant
action Of this Basam in subdung inflammation Of the throat
s basams powers all alterations rraions of those parts
thus checking the pulmonary diseases and aordng OF
cough breathing pain the throat chest side back arrest.
ing splitting OF blood corruption, mitigating night sweats
preventing apopexy and invgorang the frame to
store the afflicted to robust health Dr. Mason Baisam has
not got into notice by putting quaekery, but BY facts like the
following from the New York Transcript Of Feb. 90 638
Dr. Masons basam has been abundanty proved TO be most
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting OF blood
ton, &c gentler In ohce had been long and
ed three bottles Of Dr. Masons very valuable med
cine"
For sale by A. B. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street; Mil
nor 1913 Broadway DR. Hart Chambers and Broadway
Denver Chambers and Church Syme, 63 and $40
Bowery l. Wyeh, ll3 bowcry; G. King 644 Broadway
Bedford Streets and 3urnets Perumery tore 81 Canal
Price 81. o22 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

OFFICE or TIVE WASHINGTON MARINE INsuR
" ANCE CONiANY OF The city Of New York, ia navy
1910. The Board of Directors have hi, cav declared
m aud afc The llth iust.
Transfer BooE closed from sth to l3ih inclusive
isslw' WM II. BIRD, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

CUsPENsION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS The crisis
- has arrived to test the merits Of the cash system for
hatterng the credit system may appear paper its
effects upon individuals often prove ruuos the extreme
London and Paris the their face against
and consequently number OF have sprung
Of late years that do cash business only This has been termed
by the European system and has but recently been in
troduced INTO New York.
PHILLIPS OF 06 William ee does not claim for himself
honor Of its introduction but ne does believe that he
greater extent than any hs rivais. Fer instance,
they content themselves with purchasing for cash the obber
he RENTS fusds to Europe to buy Of the manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
the value Of articles before they reach the
The patronage he has been honord WITH must be
sufficient voucher Of public ot to the way he carries
his assertion of product arst rate garment, cut in
perior style and made by but the most finished workmen
He effects saving Of 80 per cent the prices charged by
profess to furnish the best goods, and he does this
the uueriory of his style and elegance of his
Phillips will also warrant his coats TO be equal to
any mode in Broadway, and he considers them the arest
| stand ard BY which comparison can be instituted.
NB.A goods paid for delivery, aad gentleman
reced to take any garments when any reasonable objection
s call solicited at 100 William Of John street.
| u4-7 I'm
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TJ'ANt USER FOR SALE I've Deer, male aud fe
= nals, perfectly doee, 10 Be disposed Of Anpv "A liz
cater street, upstairs. isI3 "a.
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IN the burgundy, from Hsvrc Mts Lambert Eurry MIR,
Aberne Elcau and Chi dren, Aleranre Tordeus Syork
Miss Frsnceni Arssn,, Francois Ma, Fralce Her nv
Guinard. Baltimore-22 in the storage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

This calculation in which the majorities of last year
are taken in the counties not heard from, shows Wing
increase Of about thousand votes But such cal
culation is obviously unfair for the Democratic strength
was not exhibited in the strongest Democratic coun-
ties where the election permitted TO 60 by default
The majortes of last year do not believe to be any
indication of the state of parties, either in Warren,
Sussex, Hunterdon, or Atlantic counties. In the
Northern part of the State, in PARTICULAR we are told
that most of the changes of opinion among the people
were in favor Of the Administration. This the Wings
no doubt anticipated and by sneaking from the contest
in parts where there hope for their candidates,
and throwing their weight into the most doubtful coun
ties hoped to prevent any thing like fair expression
of the popular sentiment We do not therefore despair
that New Jersey may yet cast her vote on the side of
Democratic principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
The iiOoc Cake 1uruedt

Mr. John Minor Bolts, the reckless Representa-
Of this District has been compelled at last TO notice the
article which appeared in this paper, about his negro
and his overseer Mr. Francis f. Riyes pinned Inn
Thursday last about it in Petersburg; and he who
has not hcsl,atcd proclaim the President Of the
;. lar, did not stop 10 mincc his words about and
about Mr.. Rrves. We listen TO his abuse with the mos,
profound ndI:irrence-!Or Smollct SAID, "is tongue
lsno SANDER But how does he csca pc from the charge
Hear what his humble squire, the Editor OF the Pc,gs
burg Intelligence, says upon the subject:
ION OCCASION, after an absence Of week, N L. returned
h home, and informed by his that III, oNc.trl
the habit of stealth! his from In rfb ui,
,r b. informed tse oyer,ser Of TIL, change confronted lin
the negroes, and ne oidrT GCurd. >ic1i p.u-r
ing the and introducing the against
HIM Mr. H. was content "iI dsn>>iuG h" from ~, .ern,
and determined on account Of is hav'nga WIZ and several g
dcn pursue HIM with the ~ ri law although.
he nigh, easily by ,cane testimony have proved the charge upon
| HIM.
Magistrate u Hraricc county, on the Application of Tie
actually issued HI. warrant apr,end Mr. Ror,s, ncgo.
Tor Informing hia haf hs rc haLf ~ stealing
property. tn, warrant. negroes were brought brr
The Magistrate, but t 'JTce shallow being able pi
roguc, obliged to discharge TINS
history al the whole and leave Ito public
say what proprlriy Ibis "clauur' Mr. Bot,
raised win The Enquirer do Mr. Bolts ustic" BY rrtraca
hiS charge .,o"s rrroas."
And this, We suppose, IS what Mr. Bolts would cal!
(aier Joseph Surface, when Lady reazle caught
behind the screcn) full and clear account ofthe whole
matter Why, lie does not touch the issue once. d.!
he offer to state 10 the magistrate the facts which he
had derived from the slave: But still more did he press
the magistrate take the evidence OF the slave against
the white man That is the point.-Ctizen Bolts may
call the originator vile slandcrer, if 1t suits ls very
refined taste; bu, does his bald and bold maxi
any man sandercr: The facts communicated to
this paper by Col letter of this county, man who "i
never be ashamed TO measure his veraclty VAIN Ar
He was present AT the scene, and he also vouccs I 7
the fact that the honorable magistrate, before whom
the case was tried confirms the statement, winch lie
handed 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
PICuNOND. TUESDAY, OCT @V' IsIU.
(.yluothcr SuJStitnti0R.
,nnnSn October u


RIcuMoSD, October Goth, lei0.
In consequence of the illness Of Major Henry edn-
Ger of Berkeley, and in accordance with his own wish
Is, we announce to the Republicans OF 'rgn,a 'lt we
bave stricken his name from the Van Buren, Republican
9ass si1 Ticket and beg leave substitute the
81 hat staunch Republican,, James Gibson of Hamp.
shire, of the 18th Electoral District IN lieu OF MAJOR
Bedingcr, who was recently nominated m the place OF
n;7 u:.ro,e l. ONE deceased. Mr. Gibson is n
gentleman who has frequently been placed by the CON
6dnnce of his countrymen in the General Assembly
and is worthy of all respect
rory county and town of the Commonwealth, to make
the necessary correction in all the tickets which they
NAV ;ssue hereafter TO that all those tickets
which have been already issued should be duly correct
ed on or before the dAaQt Election, (Alonday' the "a o
we respec,fuliy ~ - Fall the Republican Editors
in, Nirgna to give s.ce the earliest possible in
AF'''0" - ''' FH0MAS RICHIE,
Secretary Of tie 1taaE CommiueTef TJgi"i"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
(krom The Ciereiand Advertiser, Oct. 6

We take pleasure in transferring from the Greenfield
Democrat to our columns letter written by gentle
man of this city in answer to sundry queries OF his
friends in Massachusetts,. The letter IS characterized
by the usual good sense, tact and ability Of its author
and in our opinion only correct in its statements
but admirably calculated produce good results in the
wider dissemination of political truth 1t IS evidently
hot. shot in the camp of the enemy We fear no sue
eessul contradiction when say that Mr. Rice is one
of our most worthy citizens, we'll known in this region
and highly respected gentleman of talents, candor
and probty. $50
CLEvEIASp Ohio. Aug q, 1870
GESrLEMEs: Your letter ofthe iitd inst. PROFOUND
ing sundry questions IN relation to the opinions
nf Cen Harrison, and his qualifications for the Pres
ency has been duly received You are pleased 10 re-
mark that yon solicit my views on the subject OF your
enquiries, because you personally acquainted with
me- and have conided in my integrity opuEpose, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
although Bidlack for

,r, go, vo,c wos on Assembly, although Bidack iof
ronmross has large enough majority 10 Drag aoous
Assembly-D. Snyder, Dem sc
j. G.. Lesslg .,,
r;ob,,cn hundred md eighty Democratic n,"Jo'"y
In IS36 MIR Van Buren, ma. Iva.
,L,. Federal ticket elected very large ''ii" o'
The average vote is 2O9l
Federal 1916
Democratic
In 1886, Gen. HIS maj SSl 80, p;,,or had \
Every Democrat reco!ec's that III i9 ia uFor the
majority in the Millerstown district OF ~" IsIn
nmr;os;iv of the thing we annex the retui" ~
showing that every thing was not "o. ~ III 'i'
year. a34
Cooper, Fed. 1874
Fayettc-had very large turn ou'' "
mocrats did their duty fully 1894
Congress-Hook, Dem o527
Howell, Fed.
In 1896 NJ b. VS. maj. 500 roderol
Railroads. full turn out IL mas s''S
majority TO "Tea Kettle" Ogle OF a.
In 1886, Gen. Harrison $ MAJ. 'o''
SOmersct-Federal majority 1,G5l
Congress-Teakettie ogie go
, i,,i vo,e elected, and we hereby give no
;ce n all hottie. washers to look out Tor otei
Car he intend. 10 monopolize all 'that SOFT OF
In 1SH, Cen Harrson's majority go ,ao
Frauklia-has given fedsrai n''yo,'y .;or;tv 400
In 1886, Gen. Harrison majority
Tur BORDER GUARD
, h,s do mn it, duty nobly The whole De-
moratic Ticket elected ,-
Hook majority for Congress ~.
In 1S36 MIR " BIS majority 225
" ' III,ZZA FOR THE NORTH! ~
S,soucbannu-a full turn out and 4 complete De'
cratic majority cao
Conorcss-Dnmock, Democratic MAJ o'
In ls3G Mr. Van Buren's ma orlty 20. ,r
Rrodford-a townships heard from-''o 10 near
The have given increased Democratic maJof't'eS
Congress-Dit IL, "a
Further accounts state a Democratic majority ior
Congress of over 6OO
Tn lS36 Gen Harrison's majority %
nov MANY CHEERS FOR BERks:
P.rLs-Tbe Federulsts in this county ala not
| g show their hands"-strength they have none.
| COMPENSATION. Kem's majority 673O
In Is3G Mr.. Van Buren's majority, 33o4.
pfrrv-Gaant little Perry, pointing TO her rfes'ue'
,ial majority for Mr. Van Buren,. "a.
Congress-n.ssiir Ills, 566
In lS3G Mr. Van Burens majority, 6.A
Uushiagtoa-A passenger from the West, VINO pro-
claimed himself Whig,' states that Mr.. Lee'' De-
mocr, is defeated in Washington by AS votes, ana 'nc
Democratic Assembly ticket is elected by small mao
rty. ,:u r,,.o
pr.xsv,v,sI, ELrcrIoN.-We publish below
,or,t;ve table of the Congressional vote OF ISIS,
With that of 1910 II will be that there is De-
mocroc uan of about 500 in the districts heard from
The Democratic majority SO far is AL two districts TO
he heard from which gave in 1875 Democratic mayo
ri,y orabont 2O0 We have not the shadow OF douot
that the majority for Van Buren, in the State VIII be at
] 1 n nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
IAc hcnstnu. SinLr ~, /,


The Wings viii play the braggart 10 the end OF I
chapter Erery hing for cGcct, rs their leading MOI
Any sort OF humbug 10 make political capital hH'
species of braggadocia to strike to the public m'i
The plot now is TO keep the Democrats from the r..
and to carry their candidate by default. II wi!! not
srs The people have seen too much of your h4
bugs, to be paralyzcd by all your eXravagant bo"'
and idle impositIons II is IN vain that YOU 10"
sst upon it that you have carried Pennsy lvaaa, az
that Gen. Harrison is virtually elected the President
the United States. Your ambition is anxiouSly cio
ing the scepre of power; but like Macbeth'S dag.
1t may yet prove the phantom of the air, and the CT
turc of yonr own Imagination
The Keystone State las not gone for Harrison, 81
will All the arithmetic Of the Wings, all there
aggerated returns all their calculations upon the chang
in the Western counties of Pennsy vania all Their c'"
ings viii not shake her from her allegiance 10 the Pf"
piles othe Republican party. We lay before our Eea"
whole hos. of evidence upon the subJcct-a W..
series Of the best authenticated returns IA the siP'
Friday from Harrisburg, from PhiladclPh ot Sain'"'
and letter from Pittsburg)-All from the best sour
of information-And what do they show: hat i''
sylvana stands irm-that the popular vote has nero
for Mr.. Van Buren since lo3G-and that he VIII "l.
probability carry the State by from to 10000 mao
New Jersey and Ohio may desert US; but the hey.
State, no struck the first blow in ~ towards ls -
ton Of Jefferson, is still true to his principles -
tie Both Oct. and I'd Nov arrive, PenusyITaAa :"
Virginia will again be found standing sac .!
shoulder to shoulder, shield to shield ,.l.
And what of New York Read the letters when
publish this morning about the Empire State bs.,
these, have letter from one OF the bestn',''"
citizens of New York, who writes on the ION o''o.
81 have no doubt Of Mr. Van Burens getting o..
votes in November next This account IS conn.
BY another letter of the same date. How coU!" J.
otherwise, Is New York prepared TO aOah1o"
great Republican principles, which her noble s.'.
old George Clinton canonized b. his casting
against the first Bank of the L. s. Is New o."
dy to abandon the strict States Rights pFhrL.
which he promulgated in that immortal d@ ,',
and which Martin Van Buren, has inscribed
escutcheon lis New York prepared to HMM 'n3 i
only son, who has been raised by her az
his own merit to the first office IN the irpu2"c .,
she see him, who has been true to her pr'Hc'ls
her own fame, borne down by Federal''s aha %, Cr
Is she prepared 10 join their acclama:'o"
city him, cruelty him: VIII she sacT'hct n'' h.
the fla, of w H. Harrison: Can she see o",o ~,
ing to very inferior maa-wtA scarcely 0"S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
STATE OF OHIO.

We look elsewhere for the salvation of our country.
But if her local feelings have sweryed the Buckeye
State in favor of resident ctzen-and that citizen
fit to WELD the destinies Of this great Republic, what
will New York say in behalf Of her own distinguished
and accomplished Son viii she suffer him to be
hunted down by the bandogs Of persecution will she
be the State TO ban with his enemies OF Ohio 10 strike
from her own archives the Son, who has illustrated her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

own annals bound fresh wreath Of glory around her
brow, and the only President from her bosom,
whose merit has raised him up to be the President Of
the United States Has the Empire State no pride no
gratitude, sympathy with her own Son. sense Of
generous Indignation Tor the outrageous persecution
he has received from the enemies Of the Democracy OF
the land Can she desert Martin Van Buren,, when
Virginia adhcres to hun, and the keystone State
does ALSO No, Let the vote of OHIO IN favor ..
William IL. Harrison up the blood Of every ct
Of New York, and only the more ncite her to =
crt all her energies in his behalf,
"COLC~grs, Oct IT, I-iD.
"Onr election is over, and are undoubtedly beat.
en-. The counties III: point 10 majority for Corwln over
Summon of H. TO 10000 We have been much dsap.
pointed in many Of our counties, whle the Wings have
largely increased.
The Senate will be undoubtedly. The House
will probably be in the hands the Feds, the JOINT vote
doubtful"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
HOYT 81 Co.'s Office.

Tro more Capitals sent to the country!
NCKET Nos 40 80 6 prize of 81 O)o also, ticket Nos II
50 49, prize Of 800, both Lottery drawn 18th Oct sent
o Correspondents in the country.
% Don't forget the 500, 900 for l4th November.
OCt20 iI-w2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

ar In the Tickets already printed, substitute the nam" o Jane
CiS,m of llampIrc that u rr"ne L. upr {" Jefferson.
In he Tickets already lSsrrd, the T. from the name
". Taylor of RockbrIdg"
Il Printed Copies OF the above Electoral cNe'
viii be- furnished to Committees, &c. at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

(From The philadelphia Spirit Of He 7ImeSJ
(Lncommoniy Corrcct)
THE KEYSTONE Is SPEAKING.
PrxssyLvAxIA EIEcrroSs.-Democracy has every
reason to rejoice at the result of the late election III
our State The come in glorousy Tor the goo"
cause; and though the Federasts are attempting =.
faint huzza, it's X. X with them-they scan crow.
but like srooster with the pip, exhibit their own de-
SPAR by their Intellectual and agonzlng efforts or
report man be depended upo-it correct-s derived
from authentic sources-and is not coored, or ehoei-
g fyaot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

DEMocRATrc MAJORITY thus far NINE IiiOU.
SAND, ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTl-Flg :.
Il counties to hear from, which gave in 1875 large
majority.
New JrRsEY-The following table exhibits the
state of parties in New Jersey rs 1T can be as
certained The popular vote is made up partly IRON
the returns of last year. the Wings having started no
candidates in the strongest Democratic counties