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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-25

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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-25

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
80 &c. sMl:

80 49, 80
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE Of PACKETS
(ro sail every other Monday)
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt. Allen, on Monday, 9th JAM
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Cornell, 10th Feb.
HUNTSVILLE, Ca I. j. Eldredge, Gath Feb
SARATOGA, Capt. w. hathaway, 7th March,
TAZOO Capt. Trask, 23d March
MISSISSIPPI. Capt. -, 9th April
The above ships ali of the st class eoppsred and cop
per fastened OF draft of water and built in this city,
expressly for the trade with elegant nmodaens for pas
and commanded by aoe and experienced masters
The price Of passage from New Yoiko New Orleans fixed
$50 and from New Orleans to New York 500 waeut
liquors They will all times be lowed up and down the Mis-
sissppi and the srcet ctuaty observed
in aeir time Of saa. Neither the captains of
these ships will be RESPONSIBLE for ewery, bullion precious
stones silver plated for letters parcel pack
age by put board Of them unless regular bills Of
ladn takea Tor the and the value therein express
ed All goods sent TO the subscriber will be forwarded free
OF eoininiss. ON. Forfreight or passage, apply TO
X. COLLINS u co. IS SoulL ST.
Agents in New Oyeass, FORDICK Il RASINE.
No goods received after Saturday evening" previous to the
day OF saing jal6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
A CLEAR VOICE

IS THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH.
MEMbERs OF TIE BAR, SINGERS, PUBLIC
Nl sPEARERs, ACTORS, and all wao,, employment
requires the constant Of voice. invited 20 make
ai oil this preparation Numerous certificates from indi.
viaua, similarly engaged who have received most decided
bensh, fron its may be by calling the under
signed.
CERTIFICATE.
This ~ to certify that professional duty requires the
constant omy voice. sid three months since wa,
attacked with cold and hos rsenes, and BY ung one
large package ofthe CLARIFIED Essence r Hoahouna Cardy
must say that was perfectly reev and recommend It to
tie public as a valuable remedy
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Wa freeman, 2l2 H,Ary street, Mr. g. j. Bud, 4s
Dvisloni Mr. j. Gibbs, 81 Division Me- Smook l23 Chrisy
Mr. Gossn, Clown, Amphhestre residence 20 Bowery; MIR
Vaneoo, family, No u ek street, Brooklyn; Baly,
Esq 80 East Broadway; u. Reynod, % Chiisy street
Agents H. Burr,l Druggist, sl0 Chatham street cor
Bowcry Theatre.
The above .compounJed from 20 different In Rodents.
None genuine excsp' f;gn'd
J. PEAsE & SON, as Division st.
Where il can be obtained wholesale and retail Directions
for use each package. ja27 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
NEW LINE LIvERposL PACKETS.

NEW LINZ LtNbttO5L fAOhEIo.
- 80 10
To sail from New Yori the ash, and Lv,rpsol the
lsth OF each month.
vRoN NEW YORK.
ship SHERIDAN, Captain D. A. DcPyser, 25th January
GARklCK Cspsia A. :. Palmer, 1Sth truary.
ROSCIUs, Captain John Collins, ash March.
slDDONs, Cspt.n " B Palmer, 951h April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
shfp siDDONS, Captain ~. q. Palmer, I3ta February.
SHERIDAN. Csptaia 3. A. Depeyser, i3h March.
GARgiCK, Captain A. 5. Palmer, I3,h April.
ROSCiUS, Captain John Collins, 18th May.
These ships ~ Of the FIRST class .ars Of 1000 tens
built in the city Of New York with such Improvements
combEe great speed with unusual comfort Cor pas engers
Every has been ssn Che arrangement of their
madaons The price Il passengers hence sl40 for which
ample stores iaeudng wnss, &c will be provided Thee
ships are experienced maitcrs who I'll make
every sxsrtisn 10 give general satisfaction.
Neher The captains Of these ships viii be reHpoa
N Tor nny e ters parcels hages sent Wy then, unl
reguiar bis Of fading sigacd therefor.
ne shPs o tis ine viii rsafer 70 armed aud their Pc
u construction gives them security not possessed b. any
'ef tnt n'ssels Of For freight or passage apply
IN CulLtNS Co, ts South street, ". ioth, or 20
WV. \ JAS BROWN q CO Liverpool.
Leusr' he packets will be charged lli cents per single
hse &C. " per on0es and Newspaper each 10
"a 0ARO Two or hres gentlemen can 49,. ,.,,. ,. n
~ s1ard BY applying ~ no 10 P.rk pee -' "
E.uttsh a,a l. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, &c.
FAooAUk FHON INELAND, &C.
M SO M

From the we'll known reputation Of this Line the very
peror Accommodations pr vded for passengers consisting of
every possible comfort and convenience the and
the certainty Of the ships sailing The appointed day 1T
thought unnecessary to go into sets respecting the pru
dence Of hose about to send for their friends selecting
ments with him may depend on the prompness and
punctualiiy beng observed heretofore in facilitating
the emigration of passengers free passage per steame
from the ports Of Ireland and Scotland also be
cured 1t is hardly necessary that when those settled
Tor decline coming OUT heir money promptly returned to
those from whom il received Apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON, Old Established Passage
Oihce, 273 Pearl street.
Dras at sight and for any also be furnishs don
the Bank OF Ireland National Bank OF Scotland, PAYABLE
the various Branches Likewise, London Lnerp OIL SC.
Apply above. J22 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

nR. HEiNE infarms the public that his increased prac.
~ tiee has induced him open private Office 1855 Hudson
street. for the treatnent Of delicate diseases His Va. ring
success has now satisfied tire public that he is able perfsrm
all he promises, and TO those that kn him. other
recommend Don't forget the NO. iss Hudson street. hetw..a
Broome aud Watt. 400 I,ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

,.hi.h .,..- = Hcc0mmedaton Linz,
Mhcn starts from the Western HOTEL Ne. Courtlaadt
sne'y morning at o'clock A. NJ both sides Of the
W, hyer Those passengers Who wish sleep nights
second night at Catsk arr ing at Albany next dsv Al "a
be beat. ' w" W I"e eau |
extra agents employed travel this 10 see
. e drivers do then duty. The public may rest assured
nat never was better line OF stages than the present
No Courtlandt street " -'''e' '"e
jale If r REACH and o,h...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
HEAD OF HAVR:-W,

eths Cream of Lilies beauties anI gives gradual dara
gloss to the hair promotes its growrh prevents its falling
and ehectualy dandr and scald Compare il with
any other article and you will find possessing body cspS.
penetrating the roots Of the hair and ediat,y removing
dandf or other obstacles to the growth bald places For
sale by A. b. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton j. Wysth ma
Bewery syme, 90 and $40 Bowery Dr. Hart corner Of
Chambers and Broadway j. Dewa of Chambrs aud
Church SITS Guon ls9 Broadway Minor. corner Dey s
ard Broadway Palmer, sos Broadway; Dcke AIS Broad
way Clarke, corner Houston and Broadway; Ring GA
broadway Cole ard Ogden Col Broadway: Lindsay, IS
9th Avenue Creightoa corner Ca-mne and Bedford Dr.
Burnett 81 Canal &c. &C. Price so ceuts See lac
smile Of" j w eth" on each
Also for sale above, WvErHs MrLK Rosss the only
remover Of eckles, pimPes and all erpons Of face
chin neck, from shaving, SDll other causes. n3o 2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

raek,, ship Patrick Henry, Dsiano, Liverpool Dec &C. mr
10 Grinn,li, Mntufn - Co.
The Patrick Henry, from Liverpool auissd of TIE Hook
wsdne day agh, and New York IDIOT boarded heS the
fos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
WHAT WOULD you Owe
TO HAVE A CLEAR
NOICE1s

VOU nerd pot give mach, for you tfst one
4 large package OF PEAsEs' MEDlCATFD CANLY
vii clear your voice aud your cold speak from erps
Renee having been afflicted four days with hoarsene.
and irritation Of the throat iouad the above .rschc in
valuable remedy BUDD.
Auctioneer Tor ID mon, lol fhashsm square.
The uliefgued will cnrrobor hs above certiGoate
Nr.W. F,neh, ll9 Bowery VIM Freeman ara yenry 81,
Mr. Gibbs, 81 Division - X Rsynolds Eco 81 Chrsty.
Professor Manning Monroe Lesrd. lis Wilst Vt
Hall, at TIE corner Of Cen. Mr.. J. Mutt 20 Division
trc ami Pearl st Alr. g. Vsncsot and fsmily 4,
". ID. Htckeasoth,n, 2ls No. ~ HEX, street,
Cherry street B'o0kiYn.
Compounded from IS different ing odsas Directions
each package for
Assn,s-Burrsil, 80 Chatham street, T. H,r,,hsld .,
Sowcry
None genuine except ,enei
JPEAsg 4 SON, a Division -.
Where IL be obtained Wholesale and retail ji27 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

Passengers Arrived.
In the Patrick Henry, from LiverToc Mes Kpeass and
Walsh, of Philadslpha, Crawford, and Mrs ihs~psos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

CUsfENSION or SPECIE PAYMENTS The crisi.
- has arrived 20 te, the merits Of the cash system for
however GstteBg tie credit system nay appear psrr ia
effects uyon individuals often prove ruiuou IN the extreme
IN London ard Paris the set their face against
aud consequently, number OF have prusg up
Of late years that ds cash business ouly This has betn termed
BY the Europ.aa sy,em, sa5 has but recently been IN
troduced INTO New Yorh.
PHILLIPS Of LOG william street acss net claim for himself
the honor as arsdpcou bu We d@es seeve thai he carries
rcst,r extent than any his rva, Fer instance
they themselves viii purchasing for csh Of the coeer
ow RENTS FUNDS Europe, 10 buy ~ the Manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated prohe which
enhance the value Of articles before they resch the customer
The extensive patronage he hls been hcosd WITH mrs ~
sufficient voucher Of public otn % 20 the way be ear'
out his assertion Of product efrst rate garment cut " 81
rsror sye made by but the most flashed worsEen
s effect, saving - ~ PER cent the prices chngesy
tau. oo profess g. furnish ~. best GOODS and hs does @
no,ttan.ns the eriory Of his style and elegance 81 hi
garments, Philips will also warrant ne coat. 70 ee equal 70
NV mode in Broadway and he oonsidcrs thsu The isrst
.tsngar,, hy which compression can Re instituted
NBAl good. paid Tor ov dcivery ans no gentl'nsn ~.
seie 10 take any garments when sry reasonable objection
60 cal solicited al 100 william eorssr Of John street.
rescn'
4pts a. A.If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

IL HsUsE WANTED -Wsnitl 10 hire, a small
A,i House of Broadway lower part of the e prefer
%-rcd. Possession required before The let Of May
Apply at y. j. sYLvEsrERs
iatsu 100 Broadway ~ Wall IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

| u. IRWIN y Co., Members of the Royal College OF
% Surgeons, Londsn continue to be consulted OH delicate
diseases IN all their various stages at their Office GOAL Fulton
street. where from the cemodoa their reora
persons aborne under delicate complaints treated with
secrecy and safety
b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all cases of the
most vioen venereal which have hitherto fallen under their
noce their treatment without mercury has been most sue
essui aud speedy Tsey neednot by cercaes direct the
puoe attention to their superior practice those diseases
their reputation in this city we'll known axd respected BY
all who had occasion to conGde in their honor II strongly
to females who are in the habit OF using their
Deobstruent Pills. more than two should be taken on
any OCCASION might produce effects which who
would be mothers dsr0us 70 avoid preventative can
De haareeen cases cured in two days Those have in.
ured themselves By secret and destructive habit can obtain
relief Solvent security all that will required until
care shall be effected. Letters post PAID detailing the ma
re Of the complaint and covering suitable fee will be ir
mediate attended to, andmcdcins with full ons
Harded TO the parties. ia6 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ITNITEn GTa1>Ec NfAi

UNITED STATES MAIL
ERRlfM~A LINE FOR NEAv HAVEN-A
coach, carrying the great mail will
rE -A1.ssa3gS leave the Office, 81 Bowery, every
49, afternoon at O'Clock, ar. iving in
maven early next morning. Passengers Boston, via
Id can proceed Immediately by or take the
o. cars Yer seats apply at the Office West Chester Ho
JOHN P. CADY, Agent for
~, ALEX, NJ. CUMMING, Proprietor.
n b. No conne,ion with any other Office in the c;tv
Once IN New Haven, basement Of Toa,ine
jazz I'm ". P. CAME, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

INTANIED.A situation as Porter ~ by young
w mar 9s years Of Coed references given from his
last employers Plese sFply at Is JOhs street JAS lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

x oAhO TWO or hrse gentlemen can have rosms, wi h
~ soard, BY applying Il 10 10 Park Pace
90 Engish and frsveh spoken. j.ooInis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

~ Al sUPgRiOE CANFEACBY sEGARs, ~ half
iUO and quarter boxes entitled TO debenure, for sale
'0', 80 20 SUI y. X COLLINS CO 80 South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

Two DHUGUlSrs.-rte advertiser " sbo1t tasingt
store, the let of Msy Bss ~ conspcnou part % he
city and the retail drug hus esa with winch he
perfectly familiar, aud which rserly produced him very
c'od income The advantages wsch he has or mskihe his
phnacpiic busise,s particularly iucrttvs AMI his
fr extending IN branch which s as yet altogether
here induces him 70 apply for partner. who " fa,
coup.teut spoheesry ard command upwards Of
"a geo snd the capital invested may re-an security
scad and mortgage the store. Please address DRUG
olsr.r at the lItiald Office. ja2e ed az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

49, 10 LEASE, The PAVILION AT SARATOGA
NaH srhNds-The subscr Intends lease the above
for term of years. 1t embraces an en-.
oeH OF ground vi III every accommodation of build
ing, and garden situated in one of the n,
IN the village The well known Flat Rock Spring is in the
eo's'e vicinity ant its position is central bet Seen the
cther celebrated Mineral Fountains. The establishment will
$50 persons as been demonstrated by the
patronage sf the past season. The hou. is also
wei supp ed with furniture which will be sold to the tepaa
al bargain The rent will be moderate sording to per
son wishing engage IN the business the most pros
III reehzing comPetency As 1t is presumed persons
WIZ exani the premises before leasing the same ,r,her
description IS unnecessary.
,Appicatioa may be made to ALEX. L. MCDONALD
No. SO Liberty street, Esd siory) ia6 i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

TNR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES.-of-
IL See Vesey street. Asor HouseA Surgeon ef 10 years
practice attendance Guarantees Of radical
ere given all Of reduebe rupture the strength and
,thtioIa health Of the patient being otherwise unmparet
With proper adaptation Or Hus Truss perfectly TO
tain the rupurc without pain the least dagger 10 the patient.
the slightest interruption TO exercise business.
Attendance given in rriyss hosscs where required at and
sfisr O'Clock, by tho Office suryson
" B-rsteo cautioned against ustn; to spurious
gsnton Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hn
genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS G.
HULI-zne the only once in New York s;he original
formerly Fulton street bot Bovst Nos yesy street Astss
Huss. a3p-eea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

CoNsrANTISopLE, Dec. l0th-Letters from Odessa
mention great naval and military preparations by
Russia. All the Russian merchants shps are held in
readiness for the imperial service, and dare not
make short voyages without express permission
The British fleet is at Ourac; and il is said, will
not winter at Malta according to Sir II. Stopford's
expectation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
STAGES TO ALBANY-T

only direct, the cheapest, and most
expeditions line Of stages from New
York TO Albany, is the United States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

yNiviDEND-Rosro AND WORCESTER RAIL
~ ROAD CORPORATiON-Th Board Of Directors
have declared semi usl dividend of three per upon
tue capital stock payable ard after the fret day Of tcb
ruary proxiac Those stockholders whose shares are regis
tered on the book. 81 transfer IA New York will receive their
diviaenss above, on spplit alton to
n. H. wINsLow. Register,
Office % Wall street.
Dated New York, Jan. let, 1870. jslsiw'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05

b reference 10 the proceedings Of our
county convention, it will be seen that a
resolution passed in favor of Doci. Ps,ri-
kin. II was however, introduced and pas
sed, under circumstances any thing but
creditable TO him and the movers. Near
the close Of the convention, after several
had left the room, the resolution was brought
forward as we believe, by previous concert,
and its passage urged by appealing 10 the
svmpathies of the members, on account Of
his feeble stats of health. With this APP
peal, in connexiCn with the fact that all his
friends had remained, they succeeded in
forcing i! through, but not by majority of
the whole convention. If resolution,
passed, under these circumstances, will be
received by him as healing balsam to his
wounded pride and plop to his " falling
fortunes" he must be thankful for small ia.
vors indeed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05
REGULATIONS

Oythe EicUenh Exhibitions Of Domestic
Manufactures, TO be held in the Ciwof
Philadelphia, from the 9Th to tie III
dag inclu8ive, Of October, ls4O.
!. The exhibition room will be prepared
TO receive the goods or Saturday, the Std
Of October and opened for the admission Of
visiters on Tuesday, the 9Th of October, at
10 o'clock a. M.
2. All goods intended for eompetilisn
must be deposited before 2 o'clock, moon
on Tuesday, the 9th of October.
3. 10 insure perfect impartiality, tho
Managers Of the institute, the COMMITTEE
on Premiums and Exhibitions, and all firms
or partnerships in which Manager, or q
Member Of the Committee on Premiums
and Exhibitions, is interested. shall be ex
cluded from competltien;and ne COMMITTEE
snail award premium or compliment lc
any OF lis members.
d. No premium shall be awarded for an
article that has received one at any Other
public exhibition; and none shall receive
premium that is not equal in quality to the
best articles of similar manufacture, presen
ted at former exhibitions.
8. Proof of origin must be furnished, il
required, for every specimen offered foreS
hibition.
6, All articles deposited must be accom-.
panied by an invoice, stating tie names
and residences of the makers and depos
tors.
Z. Arrangements will be made to exhibit
to advantage any working models that may
be sent in for exhibition. aud the Manages
respectfully invite contributions in h;
branch, Experience has shown the intereH
which the public take in them; and the
Managers are impressed with a couvictiCs
that the display of them is calculated 70
convey useful information. A careful and
competent superintendent will be provid
ed
g. The mornings Of each day, until 6Es
teen minutes before 10 O'Clock shall be aP'
PrOPriated to the Judges.
8. Neither owners nor deposilors ofgooa
shall De admitted to the exhibition room do
ring the time appropriated to the judges
except at the special request ci the Judges
of the articles owned or deposited by
them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05

We learn that the wife Of Mr.. Basiooio
Boon, Of Orange township, had three ia
male children at one birth, oa the 2gth ot
June last, and that they are all now alju
and well. There is an old proyerb, o,b,,
children are a poor mans blessing" but wo
should think that in this case, the bessiDr,
come too thick.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.

We have been requested by our friend
5. W. Roberts, Esq. one of the Commit,ss
on publications, to draw the attention of III,
public TO the approaching Ex hbilion of III,
Franklin Institute Of the State of PenpsvI.
vanla, which is to take place in PhiladeI.
phia' from Tuesday the 9th to Saturday
the l7lh October, next. "Tbis Exbib;.
ton, says their address, is one of sere,
undertaken by the Franklin Institute in ,bo
years 1924, for the twofold purpose of ex.
citing an honorable emulation among The
manufacturers, and Of displaying to tho
public the varied and improving products
OF American industry and skill" These
exhibitions have been continued, once in
two years, to the present time, and have
regularly increased in interest and value,
ard we hope the manufacturers and mechan.
les of tins section will not neg.ect !Ee op
porlunlly of displaying some evidence d,
their skill. For the information of those
who may desire to forward to the Exhib.
tion some article of Manufacture we nub.
lishipr tho CoIIov,;nr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05


clared duly nominated.
This Convention proceeded To nominate
an Auditor, when JOSEPH CRAIG, was
named, and his nominatisn confirmed by
aCclamaiion.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
FER Sheriff, which resulted as follows:
First Ballot. I'd. Sd. 4th. 5ih. 9Th.
S. Achcnbauch, l6 l6 ls 10 20 IS
NJ. Fornwald, 6 -
John Fruit, I'll l2 I9 %
d. Woodside, 4 3
G. Cleckner, 7 8 8 Q
Whereupon John Fruit was declared du-
ly nominated.
On the 9th ballot is will be seen that Mr..
Achenbauch had 20 votes and John Fruit
l9. As 20 votes was not majority Of all
the delegates, another balotting was order
ed.
The Convention then proceeded to Ballot
for Coroner, which resulted as follow
Andrew keller, 81
Obed Everett, 6
Whereupon Andrew Ikeler was duly
nominated.
ReSolUca-That John Workhezer, John
Edgar, William Donaldson, John MoRey-
nolls, Joseph Kirkendall, ard Owen D.
Leib, be the Coalerees 10 meet similar Con
ferees from Schnylkill county, on Tuesday
the sth inst. at the house of Peter Kline, in
Barry township, to place in nomination
candidate to be supported for Senator by the
democracy of this Senatorial District.
ReSolUed-That George Smith and NJ.
w. Jackson be the Conierees from this
county to meet similar Conferees from Lu-
zerne county, at Berwick, on Tuesday, the
18th September, to place in nomination
candidate to be supported as a Representa-
tive in Conggess, by the democracy of this
Congressional District.
ResOlUed U'aaimOusly-That we hear
tily approve Of the nominations made this
day, and pledge ourselves 10 give it our un-
devided support.
ResO5Ued-That Richard Fruit, Charles
Kahler, o. d. Leib, Isaac Kline and L. L.
Tate, De the Standing Committee Of the de-
mocratlc party the ensuing year.
RcsolUed-That eur confidence in the
stern and unyielding democracy of Martin
Van Buren, & Richard NJ. johnson remains
unabated, and that we highly approve of
their nomination, and pledge ourselves to
use our every honorabls exertien in further
ance of their re election.
ResOlUed-I'hat we have undminshed
confidence in David r. Porter, governor of
Pennsylvania, and approve Of the recon-
mendation in his favor adopted a. the Lam
caster Convention
ResOtved-That the Hon. David Petri-
kin has proved himself to be the faithful re-
preventative Of an honest democratic con-
sltuency, and that his services deserve ap-
plause Of his country.
ResoiUed-That the proceedings of this
Convention be signed by the officers, and
published in the democratic papers OF this
county and at Harrisburg.
STEPHEN BALDY, Esq. Chairman.
fs..o N, vi KL%E, I4sE'0'' Secretary.
Ey54f.zz..sr,ss-z-us,