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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,

VALUABLE woRKs-A FIN and perfect Get OF very rare
on aisS os sas ct BY ss
70 .pose o. item They embrace FULL and ri,ct set oftbe
Few The
S be ;oa G' si0S off az 81 sS% to
price, The prophetic, Ia, had much ca6le to obtain ri.et
TO HOysEKEEPERs.-The subscriber as this day re-
.ssed s fine s';o s Of P,sa CAKE Baskets: Ta
which se ei,ss" sa,ed IN MAHOGANY ea-s as .o%s new
pysrn. Of Gr.raS. astral half and @.nie Ls%s, .l;o
Set, . and s';S 20 .s sinsy ''H'- DELsvhS
ap@ II Maiden lane near Broadway
The bee, J.nsSes ever made Cor cleaning and Whitening
Af s % {: s"a .sm any III ,ssi would
with IT, ad thinks its general will preserve tie
The REv.M MR., PERRIN permits us,o add hi. name to
'' t rsS nss ; Ss@ ass of the
' SsS eyer vxS .NsELLAEn permit. hi. name to b,
adSsd i.s Ss,s YsS gre eess Ys.sd 80 i,
Orr. TOT, Paste AID Is 50 VII ss"s,d wS i dat be- re-
e'H nT .sis ' S y snS .ssr
Pr, yidence. Naa
ppl, ps RtDUCtD.--I L., sCHIEFFG Us Family
Medicine store o.in Canal street. oppos Vest Broad
aud ;.,sa.i.e a..oren, Of prgg:, Medicines,
prices. 10 suit lie times. All articles warranted.
u ss . rGfsi ar .r5 sS ard s a. %sS
~ ~ tnssh frsnsh aud sP.nsh cent, sos
ali S.-ss-,. p the stomach, 50 cents a6o',i..
COMPOUND ssrsspaz Syrup scert-a purifier Of the blood.
MIXED Nth water pleasant and refreshing beverage at IS per
dorrn " o cents the bottle.
Sod. Water sotiskei- for 81 with Sarsapara sed other
sytps of superior maxi constantly LIt in the best Of order
t'r nor Swedish Ieche constantly ON hand and Cor SAFE
- ft-'ed - reasonable charr.s. a.22lu-
ffiALlA-for rr,servnf curling. bsauy isg and reso
n ring the hairThe Kephslis remedy suggested ~
long the 81 the that
sntdect Premature Raldn.s 10 notks other speci6cs
smvIe production Of nature but happy combination Of inr
dents already cacious IN admitted osses, BY which III.
shanc. % SeTs.ssd s, u, Gaze Be VIA, i
its has become distinguished again for it, flowing locks
Another material ADJ antage the purity OF the
keeping ne hair perfectly sesnsn all important matter ~hsr
threatened with decay.
should time or accident thy locks despoa,
TINS sweet Kephslia will new hopes sherd-
For all Who uset this aromatic OIL
Soon find the h-nors Of their heads restcr~d .
Prepared by Blackwell Ramsay. successors to " smith
Prentiss and cold By Sands druggists Ne ~ and ior
Fulton Who the only agents for New York price 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
CO MEDICAL CARD. IN -.

DoCToR GLOVER is consulted confdeItafy, as usual,
- every day his Office He continues devote his atten
exclusively to select branch OF his profession and the
treatment Of all decofe diseases and ds, for the safe and
notice # ssnFers aud others The recent improvements
edcne and pharmacy have enabled him introduce
and important remedies which have proved emineny
eessfu in elects of long standing seminal weak.
phis and all constitutional diseases from
pures Of the blood. His medicines for the If gosnorr
hcsa disreeae but certain and
efectng Strangers appraised that DR.. q. grsd
ated his profession Piladels therefore his proes
sional claims do entt him b. reckOned the
d,,ant doctors medical pees and g5sa, prenders whose
found every journal. Those who have been
treated ansuceesully by the ignorant and inexperienced
this branch OF surgery invited to make application at his
Office, No Ann street. Broadway adjoining the Amer
Museum.
~ b. Separate and Offices provided
aud all communications strictly confidential.
% Private 10 his Office three doors from the
Museum where he will be found hour until tL
syeing. e7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

IODINE SPRING Al SARATOGA-Asthe sale OF IT,
rapty inrre1sing the UNDERMINED deens
sa4y 10 particularly it, qualities perfectly
transparent rm,rkably pleasant 60 ~. aste .na Ne
freely used without the slightest inconvenience VI " parcu
larlv recommended for the following compsinis viz
fais .,d bihaus diseases morbid curiion Inc liver
loss " lite. week drrravrA
ALTON ~ M stomach diseases produced " ~ abuses " sr
c. nodes goitre affections o. sdathes v.ues
and p,rcu ~ Cor every symrton Of dsp.psie u .
asn,iv ~ ipe 10 sct accidentally " is ru w W sn ana
duert bottles ready Tor eSportson inm uss aad
h. obta,ss IN N the princ drug stores ~ Broafva,
frou neral Agent Us tireenvish street door from
BNcay who viii Cor the future supply Druzsse and all
a., i'm. ALFRED hill, sos Greenwich st., Eev Yors.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

9 DOCTOR GLOVERs consulted Al usual at h,s
~cE Office His own prscea experience. and his recent
.S chemical experiments have enabled hin. TO INF roducs
into his practice several articles which ~,
prompt curing those diseases to which he aeyotep
his attention.
DR. spprses that he regular M es,
and has devoted ks attention the sst
years select branch of lis proe H,s No.
ARp Private entrance Third Museum
through entry with lamp at the Office door.
~ BThe Doctor keep general assortment of Tru-s~s
above.
dollar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
COLTS BOOKKEEPING

A pRACT CA. WORK UPON A. PAN ENTIRELY
"A NFW-The which form the basis the scr
are esssed under Five Divisions with definite explain
sfter Il and arithmetic. II contains
cahusry of mercantile. terms and phrases Also, hey
planning the nature and Of lournszpg zach ~ the Dav
Boes entries practical accountant wou,
his yupil this sipphes the scisce that
Of Eng education luire knovsdge without
the assistance of To which IL added Directions to
the Lear commercial Calculations and Practical Forms for
keett books in every extent ard variety Of commercial
houses Public Addresses the first delivered upn the sub
ect NC. &o.ths day published b. William jackson, cq
United States. ns-sgn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
WORMS.

WORMS.
wHEELEG Of ?, &c. s I.s' t f Bsi;s
pTse and wbo.s Bs 81 al e
summer complaints the opyar ard eeae.s remedy
children and "dais I porn, character that
i eis d 'fSS -Se b. WSse
n England and It, geron ;. SO sr.a and ; % t ssa
The msdicise en- be had only at Dr. wHEELER's rsi.
eieni any stating the of's for whom ii
o. o$s : hour: Dom ..ss; ii: EN-;
bottle ,he STAMPED of the p,op'e,o,
med sh lampast DIRECTION. for USE .1g ,E with the most
raj Of bic families in New York myi dkwm
no MARRIED. WOMEN MADAME REsTELL, Re.
D.. :"s, sssn.:.
.fa n. s re Nth .S s AL =
im'd sksp,c tina, Ior twenty year.
nsT ss sssT 'ss '.h ; and
M.d. Rs Ss In" 2. : wG. %:s
inclined to entertain degree Of d.rs Unit, beevms
:s as,r .assisa g ss Sias:: d: Ss.ii. .sf..
.. '%isn ss1 % Boz
.S; sssI @ ss;t 10 !; '$
nary Instances does the father and more e.~
s.y the .ssr ., poor gT :a,,; ssossSs.
sas q; S nd .' "a | .Ss s s.y; S .s T..
often !. 'hs widow leu ana6, With -. mos. ,rnog. ,u,s
objects Of charity or yonzee ,2are. Of vee' And e,ee
;Sts :%'s'ss iIS &:ss a.: ir = SSs S
holding The coacaied form aud declining health OF the
i% aS . sG ss p.na Of, Of h s.I oS
Id ",,sn and ysss Ed a d s the ,nss
% Oss p Ss9 's III ssa% Sn ' a si a
Is moral for parents % INCREASE ier fsmes rlsrd
ss Of consequences e teyts, or ths well s.,ns o. then
aIs b,e, aud estimating 10, b,n,Gi. resulting TO hou
ands " the adoption of uans pres,rs.d BY Der, would
tey hold ADD dear 70 is cop.derpon. 10 i not w',,
and yrnus to prevent evils I" whch subject BY s,npl
ta9us an saiaeasd mind r uyhe.,i,nry d,
r.eo1-nd~d PSe- rive Dollars sPseEas. sssornpanesw
nj and particulS directions or s eoa,,nsnce OF o.s
viii he sent tposie, erceped any Iar, Glib
,ilsJ STAGE ~ i;rs rus, re gosgs,d and sddr,sssa
nsrsspw,sh sry,, N,S YSss oscs hS%: from
w nBoufS ST 'LLaSb AlENTs@f.s.qS. having such
otse Any sun'Ssi,cn ~i pro%1dy attended T., or
car apis :, i nd J. MOORE, PHILADELPHIA
NgANgLrs, NANGLFs.-PRICEs REDUCED.-im
M EGr.op E va I'D wsIsT"s S,1ess "ss and ps S
N.u.s. ssS ~ utility and durability are not .arfs.
sed labor saving machine ss u entirely supersed ~,
Is s;s 1 ,ndsY E"; IA SSag s; . on b e
operation lhe City Hotel, Pearl street iIcus'
s sns T n.s S a , Ts~ p" vS iS' NO. I'a T'
WM. BkQwN is Chatham street, opposite. Roosevelt
w has t largest OF Hats &c
sT, N ~: city Tsics viii b .cJ rhes:sls sss
snd Ve CIT oE. ne, new r T ps.. ad,d rs-
very bean i arsls Gsn,lsm,n. Hat: 81 two qualities caly
q and 81 u.re TO sold far those prices Economy
BE- wished Tor in times like these. ar2s qua.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

HUNTERS RED DROP-Fcr all complaints OF a pri
IL nstnreRemember, whatever other medicine YET
take is your health aud money thrown awsytlat IN tim,
this terrible but Just retrbu,n Of mans wickeduess vii
show itself IN horrible FORM Then apply at once u
DOLLY aOsuts earth, At Dvision 81 vial ~
pr-senlars see advertisements outside. NAL Ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

MN BbOws is Chatham street, ogpc.it. Roosevelt
w has v largest assorlms ~ OF summer Hats of
ss'ssh IN this city which will be sold wholesale aud
re, the lowrs prices Aso srsnsra assortment of Cloth
aud Velvet Gers tone patterns much admired. A
style Of bvs' l.s Just received from Paris ~ trimmed
yery bean arrls .ntemep's Hats ~ qualities only
g aud s. nfere sold for those prices Economy
dsrshv ION bined Is consur truly to
b. wished Tor IN times like these. ar2s 3ta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

NEW CASTLE Del. Feb. i4h. ~ 40.
TNR LEvIsON-Dear sirl car never be grateful enost
.vrr received BY The your invaluable
Nedicr. (Hunsrs Rcd prop) was Tor Eve months ac,.
"a n ,eo.rra dnrng that tim took medicines
t, I'm. would cise At last NY physician up
BAT rt nstely day vas scshss 10 TREAD the sub
cine tia would mi Of which purchased Of your
-, h, phl,de cha and the result 70 that enjoying
re,e 10 s,b Now after suffering lone ard hnng
fas, sn.b signal rsrf from Hunters Rcd Drop, feel
' - 1b p.
Division 81 per vial. spsi~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02
A CARD.

CAkD.
TANFS LASC aIs late Of the Hair Dressing Establish.
y m-nt House. where be- has been tssOrss
kn-Nn Tor number Il hers leave respectfully 70 W
his f-ns eni tn nhi- that h. hfs entered lno cogs
n~rhip with John ra-r4o. at the Washington Hotel Broadway
IN the line 20 business. where persons Who relu a.
will b. served ifh t@ Chtmpoo fully conf lent that with
attention his business. will cenirse 10 deserve ard
okaiR the pr1nsre u hs friends AMI the public, which
hereby earnestly sHlirited. ava ~
FRENCH q ALI SKINS cream coiafsd grseI. Hoe. 81
and dressed hnnxs Patent leather. black KID
and Morocco 81 frah corcd AID black sk shoe lachg
drab color-d xaNapns. Sc. sc
Frenca pruns black and hckskin gitsr shoes
for gentlemen facurc Pain and he'd suled
line baot., h,.etc nrds aud vebbiug
Hattsfs silk uiu-A. French sna German.
Hstters' b ads ADD hinjiug-, d-ahs and blacks.
Cotton silk cravsts. Pussan shswls, MADRAS and
PuIlic.t \ rchief-. Received, and for ssle by
JOS. LEO WOLF.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

NfAGAZfN DE- MODES, 80 CANAL sTREET.-iA.
vi DAME BEARMAN bees TO Announce 10 her friends aad
her Room Of Spring sshios ~
every siye nilaery viii BE- opened fr aspeet,on "a N
d,v nex III. isth April Madame r. nstters herself D. the
unremed she has always ii TO satisfy and 70
APPROPRIATION e her friends will ensure IT, her ss here
ofore ratrusg. of her MADAME ~ has taken
psres tbs IN obtaining the latest tshots
e.rsnce cohpsi with the greatest eco
che present times Mad urs u. " determ,ned %
enls'ion frr and fIon m her department
and si eel tn aud fsion be WORN ats per cent
lower hsn HOUSE city. call from her friends viii
convince them 0f hc feet
Msgazn A. Modes. 81 anal street
D. Wnnlessls of every description of Millinery
Csods. the most .uahle
avs m LYON BFWPfAN. ~ NsiAen lsr~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

YELLOW PINE TIMBER AND LUMBER-Ths subr
scb-r prepared 20 r-c-i'e order. Tor any quantity
Pine Sip House Timber sawed dimensions
required also shp Plank Railroad scsn'ng Oh Cssk Head
ing Fioornr Boards, etc.
IN, sbsye will be ris shed At the established of the
Steam saw Nls Wilmington. c. and delivered at this
am or othsr frcqurrd
s,,9ap RTt'HGDND wpODHfTLI. va South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

ID, OOU ERADlc AToR Fails TO CURE RE.
CENT CASE or GONNORRIitf.A generally w lees than
and when the disease been stand
Ing no h,s been found eciu For sc by the
following .utsA. IS ID. SAVES ~ and 100 Futoa Hart
broadway and Chambers street newr Church
a. $40 Bowery. Moss Grand and
Cannon. Broadway: IS Siyh avenue S,th
corner arnre Bedfyrd Burnet canal street; A.
Truro. ~, John's. New Brunswick. rrics 81 maia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
BY
WE. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
TER NJ S

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udrauce-Three Dollars and Fifty Gents
If not paid before the expiration Of Six
Months from the date Of Subscription
aud Four Dollars if not paid within twelve
Months. Subscribers out of the State are
required to, pay in aduance.
No subscription received for less than
one gear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except at the OPP
ton Of The Publisher.
All subscriptions will be continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the explra-
ton OF the year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive TIE sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspiouonsly inserted at
62t cents per square, (l2 lines, or less J
for the first insertion, and 432 cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly,
or quarterly will be charged s per square
for each insertion. Advertisements nol
having the uumher Of Insertions marked
on them, will he coniinued until ordered
out. aud charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will he promptly aud
strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
From the Gi0bc.
GEN. HARRiSON'S OPINIONS On
A VITAL SUBJECT.
TO OUR CONSTITUENTS.

Knowing The interest you feel in the
opinions of the candidate for the Pres'dcn-
cy, on the subject of abolition, and having
seen a letter of Gen. Harrisou's recently
published in the Richmond Wing, tending
to show that he is noI an abollionisi, VIC
feel ii our duty To communicate 10 you
certain evidence, which we have ourselves
seen. of contrary tendency Ii WAS re-
Gently stalled by one of the speakers at an
abolition convention in Boston, that the
Hon. w. B. Calhoun, a whig member of
the House of Representatives, from Mas
sachusetts, had wriltcn home letters. ma
king statements on the authority Of Gen.
Harrison himself, which went 10 identify
him with the abolitunists; that the letters
contained an injunction moi TO let Them get
into the newspapers. but that copies of
them had been multiplied, aud secretly
shown to The abolitionis,s, for The purpose
of convincing them that the General was
Que of them.
In the National Tntellisencer of The 18th
ult. Mr.. Calhoun made publication adj
mi,ting that he had, on the 4th February
last, written home one letter Oh the topic
in question that this letter was based up
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
From tic Sgranaah Georgian.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY.

fIlpl.tlh LIZ nNJChfCI
Mr.. JAMES Lyons, to whom the Fed
eral Candidate cnndescended 10 write, ir
answer In "rhe political part of the letter
addressed Ivy This Virginia Wing Elector
to the Old General. is handled by DEMO.
Graf, in The Richmond Enquirer, without
gloves.
The "Demos,henes" of North Bend re-
sppnded 10 our (would be) Eieclor, Lyous,
''ir consequence of The long anl intimate
friendship and connexion subsistiug be-
tween our fainiies.''
This "connerion," coupled with the
high Standing in society" of Mr. Elcc.or
Lyons, The General avows as the only
''reasons'' which induced him to answer
the "polilical part Of" The dieter al all"
Hal we room at present, we would
publis this letter OF Gen Harrison To Mr..
James Lyons. although he remarks II
do nor wish what have said above, to be
published, but have no objection that
he facts should be stated. and reference
made 10 me as having furnished them"
lie continues II lave written 10 ii
friend in Congress. MIR. Joseph Williams,
of Tennessee, showing the connexon
whic!, existed between The Hamilton coun-
Iy Corresponding Committee aud myself,
and authorized him TO make it public"
Genera! Harrison ir that letter admits,
that "'lajnr Gwynuc, The chairman Of
SAID committee, WIS unauthnriZcd. in cases
where further opinions were asked for, to
state 'nv1 his determination to gire no
OTHER pirdges of whar { he would or
would no' do, if he sh"uld be eleee'!
to lhe Presidency"
When questioned in direct terms -as IT,
abolition petitions. be is-AluM.
If asked, if he will vero a bill for the
abolition of slavery in the District, he is
Mum. Why These questions are to"
definite, too much 10 Ihe point.
lie therefore declares that he will make
no other pledges
But stop. Mr.. Lyons, his political
friend, puts a question to him in guarded
language. He asks-"Be pleased TO say
10 me, whether you still entertain the S II
lrneuls upon the subject Of abolition ex.
pressed in your speech al Vincenncs, in
1878, and what was your political con-
uexion, if any, with the old Federal
pariy.'
He replies to Mr.. Lyons, because of his
"high standing in Socety," but does not
wish his reply to he published.
We agree with the Enquirer that this
letter is "mere smoke" that "there is M
thing new in The revelations ofthe Hero
"ft is" says The Editor, '.the old Vim
cenncs speech vamped up. Does he dis
claim The plan of appropraline the surplus
revenue to emancipation No. Does hr
give any pledge that he will veto hill !!
No. And what is more. he dare not, for
fear of offending The Ab0liionists."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
From the Globe.
# Fl E p OLIC

on WHICH THE ABOLITION LEADERS PRE-
FER HARRIsoN To BIRNEY, REVEALED.
We cut The following from the Ken
lucky Gazette:
''There is one thing certain, the AbolI-
tionsts will moi run candidate for The
Presidency. They have nominated one,
bur they have not made even al effort 10
ee; up an electoral ticket in single state.
They believe that they can effect mure
for their cause by supporting Gen. Ha'ri-
son Than bv running candidate Of their
own, as they regard the President as ire
vocably pledged against their schemes.
and believe that, if the Wings succeed.
they can coerce them into measures more
favorable than those now adopted towards
them.
~. Blanchard, an .Aolilion lecturer, in
Ohio, gives his views quite fully upon this
subject, in the PhiIanthropis of the 10Th
ul:. He SAYS: "VoIing for a third (Abo-
Iition) party, or Withholding our votes, is
only TO draw olT Wing voiers, that Van
Burcn may succeed. would as lief vote
for the present Administration directly, as
indirectly" In another part Of the same
ener he answers an objection, and shows
the mauncrin which they cxpcc, TO derive
aid to their cause. Here is The question,
and his answer to il: 'Bul if the Wings
succeed will they do US more good Than
the present Administration answer:
do not know that they will do Us more
good, but we can do them more harm. IT
they dare attempt 10 gag us, they rive
t,hcir party into spinrers.. The Wings ot
New York. Massachusetts. aud Vermont,
will then have free course in Congress
agitation is thus facilta'cd-our people
encnuraged-and our cause advanced.'
"These are the views upon which This
deteslable faction are acting; these are
their hopes; and ii becomes slave holder:
to look narrowl ly at The subject, aud decide
how far they shall be successful in lhei
anlicipations.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16

The AJolionisiS as. Tun Buren. The
Federal Wings and Aboli'ionisls certainly
agree in one Thing that is. in their hatred
ofMr. Yam Bureu.-The New England
Abolition Convention that met in Boston
on the 2Grh May, unanimously adopted
The following Resolution:
"RcSolred, That by giving his casting
vote. as President of the Senate Of The
Uu;ted Stares. for establishing censor
ship over the press and by pledging him
sell before The election. thai she must 60
into the Presidential Chair the inAexible
and nncompronising opponent of any at
temp on The part of Congress TO abolish
slavery in the Distric' of Columbia, against
The wishes of The slavelIoIding S'ates,"
Martin Van Barren bias been made the tool
fI1IIseTT UTreFTy hostile TO rTTG principles of
Democracy
This don't look much like these wor-
rhcs intended to vote for Van Buren, does
il! The fact is, he will not get an Aboli-
lion vote in The UniIed States. They will
all 90 for the man who joined the Aboli-
lion Society at The age of l5 years, and
says he sill holds 10 lte same principles
that he did then the man who always
held il au object near his heart to appro-
pirate the surplus revenue 10 cipa'ing
the slaves, or in other words would tax a
man to raise money 10 buy his property
tax The poor man, TO pay for Ihe property
of the rich.-Wesiein Carotipian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
Pau gour Mechanics.-There is strange

Pay your Mechanics.-There is strange
and unreasonable propensity, prevalent
among all classes, to defer payment
The Shoemaker, Blacksmith, Printer,
Tailor and some others, they seem to
think by their practice, can be put of
with impunity, until every other demand
against them is liquidated. And when
payment 10 offered them, it is not enough
TO replenish the stock, necessary TO make
The articles they purchased. How is it
possible tha. mechanics, who are as ne
cessary 10 the wealth of the country, as
our daily food is to the strength Of the
body, can thrive, and rise iu the sale of re-
spectability and influence, unless they
receive, lin commnn at least, with other
classes OF men) their dues. A mechanic
cannot take one step in business life,
without increasing expense; his stock, bis
tools, his provisions. his rents, his apparel,
each and all costs him cash; and he de-
pends entirely upon his customers for
The means Of defrayipg these expenses, aud
iihiS customers are moi prompt 10 paw,
Which in nine cases out often, they can do
without any Inconvenience they are oblg-
ed 10 get inro deLl, and are harrassed with
duns and wris; aud n mechanic might
abnu, as well have mill stune tied 10 his
neck as far AS practicable usefulness either
10 himself or his family is concerned, as to
i,c obliged Indrag out his existence, agalns
the irresistible tide Of an accumulatine
debt. We say, then, pay your mechanic,
pay him faithfully, pay him promptly -
Maine Cutticntor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
GENERAL HARRIsoN's REPLY,
NORTH BEND, June Ist 1910.

NV Dear Sir-When received vour
letter Of ,he l4lh April. was very un-
well with violen, cold in the head, which
terminated in inrermii'ent neuralgia. or
sun pain. as it is commonly called, which
was. so much increased by wiring. that |
was obliged for some time to do very little
in that way. WhenI recovered, my un-
answered letters had increased TO so fear
full mass thai have moi yet been able 10
get through il, even with the assistance Of