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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
b. VI Daris, Aucti0neer.
BY J. {. NJ AITLAND,
~ From the Times aud Star
AuSTQN HQIISE QEEIlERS-I, On

~ From the Times and Star
OUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS-ln Gen. Jackson's Inau-
gura sad that asg other duties which he had
prescrbedo himself wss to that Us ihe freedom OF
should not Be brought into the patron
There is mstakl,g this important and wholesome sent
nent Every of common understanding readily
the f1rce and import oft The custom house officers this
city and elsewhere receive regular daily stipend for their
time whether employed not and is highly dgra eiu to
the general that such should be permitted
popular econs. And yet such is the fact They
to be at the different places esi erng woes busy
employed in challenging citizens ~ standing of
rious eligibility, and shamefuy ng Onward loaers of
their parry to partke OF the iveges OF anC hise
There desire that these should net be allow ed
exercise therow rights irceme but their time paid for
by the public; and insult added robbery that
should be permitted to outrage public sentiment by such ni
dongs is there remedy such bareaced frauds?
What would be said OF Mr. Hoy IT, instead OF these
men to their legitimate duties, he should permit them
wages III other employInens while they continue be the
cipens OF the public money Would decent
IN the community. in such cry shame!
They be alo ed for brief iranpe the de-
cences their station, and insult the prophecies of public
uent; but thanks TO the int ence Of the whole
their days numbered. Mr. Van Buren, aud lis band
tom house cohorts will shortly BIZ consigned otseury
whence they to blight by their wicknes
country. sI,.it+
STOCK MANuFACTURY-SrRU * TAMuII|,,.
~ SON PAL Broadway would call the at.non of Gentle.
able for the Fail AID Water, which hey hay, lust received of
u
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PEASES HOREHO U ND
e. \ N ID Y

WOULD most srden'iy recommend j. Peas, \ sons Ga
red Essence ofisrehound andy invaluable specific
psaiy and vigorously afflicted with hoarsc NJ IS Snd
of the chest occanontd By contracting o
had used uots Of advertised Cough ruts which
tented 70 JeSt,s,s system aud rudcr the dis
dhcult ofcure dnqured qfseyeal PERSONS OF
tango, aud spoke OF ~ the highest terms. and some
again clasgcd with the ~ attitudes ~ s0y.rt I'd iemedies
but the sst resort made ny mud 10 make fril OF
DID so snd tie 'fee unspeal able In the OFT space
Of three day Ierfe lily relieved, and
has IT bee to that feel bound communicate my case
TO the public a. they mar so ard be hsslea likewise.
J. COOPtR ~ Division street
sill imis' torsyth ~.
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Died.
Passengers Arrived.

On Thursday incoming, Anbony Trappan. an I'D aud RI
sye,.s citizen the sd of his native Of Msrr.
Italy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED FEMALES-MADAM
RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS-These in
valuable Powders have been universally adopted in Europe
but France in acar for upwards Of thirty well
AZ by hundred IA this country beng the only mills, safe and
remedy for married ladies' whose health orbds
rapid increase OF family Price IS packae with full direc
toas For sale at Principal Office No lis Green
wca street. Circulars npre fully explanatory be OBJ
tanned at the Office, and which will be free Of expense
sstaSs exceptedO TO any, art Of the city United States
All Communications be spaid Office hours,
A. NJ to p NJ; Philadelphia Office, ssi South Eghth-st.
In Arxt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

STOCk uFACTORY.-SrRUNG y IAApLlN,r
SUN al Broadway, would call the att.ntion of Gentle
to their men Of Stocks ScarIs. Crayas su
able FOR The Fail AID Water which hey Just received
the latest style and fashion, Also. Cloves Suspender ready
made Linen, Merine Cotton Shirts, and0 sc.
NJ Strangers visiting the city would well, by giving
them cal before purchasing elsewhere Their
second block above the Uouse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

BY THOMAS BELL.
lStores Nos. 81 .4nn and lis Fl.lton stcestsl


VALUABLE SALE OF. FURNITURE, PIANO
Vases Flowers SHADES CAina Ornaments, Glass
Ware &e-At 10y o'clock q S shs ,aies room
RECEIVERS SALE Of SOFAS, MAHOGANY CHAIRS
Cosshes, Ottomans Sofa Beds spring Rocking Chairs
GS-AUGTEON NoTICE-THoMAs BELL informs his
of furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods other landise
either the premises lis large sales Anu
tended for auction. There will aiw be found choice
superior furniture piano fortes NC priv sale at
auction prices The regular furniture sale days Wedne
day aud ,tuda The iyate sale department is usual
under the direction of MIR. Morse.
N. B.-Appraisments attended to.
BY DUTrERFIELD CoACHMoN
Out door sales of Groceries fu nure &c. punctuay at
tended To, and respectfully soil cited
THIS DAY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--At 10 o'clock, IN front of
TIE store General sorment Of ious no Eur. iture.
Also, rge lot OF dware, Glass Ware Crockery Clocks
Gernan Silver Spoons. Forks, Sc.
Also, 20 baskets champagne cider.
TUESDAY. September rs.
raw NBkOkENS sALE-Atlo o'clock al the auction
store BY order of Esther Levy, Division street, large
year aud upwards.
SALES OF FURNITURE-The auctioneer respectful
Household Furniture the dwellings Il. lining house
feepng Liberal cash advances vii be made furniture
sem the auction store Inventories aud of
The effects Of persons deceased. PET sonay attended to-
b. W. Daris, -ducti0neer
Store No. ls5 Chatham SQUARE
THIS DAY
RIA front of the store, general assortment
side boards chairs feather beds
SOFAS oedsteads look glasses crockery and glass
Liberal adv paid all goods sent store
cash paid Tor all goods Oh the day of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

FEMALE MONTHLY PILL MADAME RESTk.LL
Female Physician being satisfied from her perfect
lance with the peculiar ysioogy aud Of the ma
frame, that Of the which females
jec have their almost invariably the guariiy
and Of those functions OF which
indebted for health strength aud and Of
to and which indeed perhaps the
afiction to which be subjectas TO this
attribute those violent and convuv headaches arrangement
tsrd and feverh sleep, fgnul Dreams aguor debility
tiyy employment deadly sallow, and inannlate
pxion. OF appetite aud in short the utter posraion
te susceptibility for The eBoyme many in
stances, endurance OF ie ensenderng that melancholy
mind and depression of spirits that makes itself but
prolongaton Of suffering aud aud which, alas
not unlrequeuy dooms the unhappy victim the perpera
ton OF suicide How them obvats
effects disastrous existence by IN,
Of medicine pecsly adapted produce
lar actions soindis pensable to health
Madame Rsstels Female Month, Pills long known
Europe for their efficacy and safety have already within IN.
short period OF their introduction into the United States
quired extensive reputation From the
ed Madame sscertaans the effects produced By hs
Of various specifies singly has enabled
eombnr the virtues aud powers Of several which
male Monthly Pills II is under crcunstan.
TO abstain from their for that
the full and particular directions when and how
which accompany each box Madame Resells sgnatxre
written ON the ofeach box. Price 81.
For sale at liz Cherry street. Catharnei 2ss Grand
Of Allen; ~ Cssa streets and at MADAME RES.
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, t4s Greenwich street. nea
Courtlandt New York: No. " Fair street, Newark Js
Philadelphia office, So South f'ghtstreet. sii i'm.
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DIAMOND CEMENT AND CORN RrNIEDY.-Both ar.
cles warranted TO comply with all tina, they
Tended Tor the one Tor menug permanently broken Glass and
China and the other for exiirmnang Cors Warts and other
prepared and for sale a
FEUCHTWANGERo Pharmacy, s2i Broadway,
= rlst
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'IfIE undersigned. profts nf Vocal ard Mn
sic. having number 81 pupils cngl~ed hv TIE year and
wishing 20 instruct the most l will forn H.
classes en- few dsys, hat object few more lnps will
b. receive inio those c,sss ifinsdis
~ the Subscribers dtnce 81 Broadway livery avan
of priv -te iasructi,n will be afforded pns Of he
classes under his and hishy approved system Ga
and will effect Kres saving 40 tine AMI exp.ne,
The subsc rber asn tenders his services classes fed in
boarding schools and scadrmies Ills publ b.
colcsi,es TO he fully snhctut e. the aslusn Of GOOD
ku, Nledge of msc and he bcEs them n useful
elem. stsry works.
subsc,ipsu ls now inrrogrcss at :he rrn..
stores IN this city, for tie pphca OF qI tiun I'm
dersigns l's work entited"AN tN1ROpUC ZION 10
TIlr. AlT on SING No. u will be furni he. 10 subscr
b,rs q about hsf the pric. Of fhe Isl edition.
", B.Spreral Pianos. eeg sns elton r Metro
MONIES. Music Books, NC on hand for sale Reasonable
terms.
Private lcsour given usual the piano IA The mo-
dern sylt Of singisg.
~ tie JOHN 4 sCoNCIA, 81 Broadway.
'rHE ftRbNtNGS MEDECiNES.-Au thr ptepar,to.s
y msdccincs ul Mons thsbstt, msy BE- hsd. With hs
printed book of Dirrcttous, II
FtGCHrWAN0ERs Pharmacy, "a Bro,dvsy.
81 H. trl 4
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PARK rHEAThE.
THIS M Cd H. Ms WIN co.
"i IT'S r LAS Fl I isSsa' Of
8: Mr. Ssia.;ss jsi;, ST. f:;::
After which, aPas De Dsu1 BY Madame Arrane, and Miss
nov VT f. yf Pay Fl fh ia'i RENT e
SiIss Zig fl.sids ssS.sli diiiy Mr. a. aG Gs~.
bo"sdTs' co0.c;s0c sieR'nson Shooter Povey
Tie entertainments s e ssfsss' with The farce 81
Ds',s's In which he viii sing Iq,sy wom.a Mr. Jones
William, Chapman Irislinan, :. Nckinson
'pfa When Ss hs viii sing Would Boy Agar
Rain. i which h; viii sing THE sapisygE oi e..
Doors open at oclock-Peror.nanee commences at hall
Prices-BoSes ST. Pit 50 cents; Gallery 9s cents
NEW CHATHAM 'THflAIsls-.
MR. showS Misk A HHfE " 5SrEAAANcE
THIS EVENING SEP. 1.-THE performance will commence
c.,,n,i.n r, :, r. T6&M5 d.Sp I;f s ", Gin,
kSss ar,n,,a x,. biafsi1 jimmy Gree; ra,,s stanley
AN Alisf S" Fok sA x tsFf fo St
Sam Hobbs, Mr. Browne DumPy, :. :, Mr. STANLEY
Alter which, Mr., Sanford will sing jim Along Josey in hs
.c own ?, sa LA style, :,
srEcTRE PLOT ILtG; Of
OR,rk, Blake,y Eomocido, Cline
Mary, Mrs Mossop
Doors at Z, commence at quarter
Boxes SO cents I'd and Sd tiers 2s ptI9 cens gallery i2
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sept. 1.-THE performances will com
mence with the Duretta, called
THE SON OF THE SUN.
OR-THE FATE OF THE PHAETON.
Jupiter. Mr. Cunningham Apollo Mr.. Edwin
Epaphus, O. aham Cyslops, Horton
NuicBn Russell Pan, Roberts
Venus. Miss Singleton Minerva, Miss FLYNN
La Petise Mitchell, will dance La Crack.a-yein
AT winch, the ia Of
NINE TAlLORS MAKE MAN.
Broadcioth, Mr. Eawis TEDDY, Mr. Mossop
Stitch; Baker Sclvedge, Dawson
Sally an Miss Flynn.
Followed by the farce of
,,. 81, A DEAD SHOT.
IImid, Mr.. Mitchell Wiseman, MIR. Edwin
Cannon, Cunni CHAM Frederick Russell
Chster, Aiss Singleton.
La bayaaere, by La Petite Celeste
After which, the farce of
~ - HIS LAST LEGS.
OCailaghai, Nj Mossop Banks, Mr. Roberts
Charles, Russell TONES Horton
- Mrs Montague, Mrs. Russell
The Box Office open daily from ill J. where seats
and private boxes be secured appcaonto Mr. Corbyn
Treasurer.
liaited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
B-With the exception Of the Press and the Theatrical
profession, there is NO FEE LIST at this Theatre.
ling.
Doors open at 7-curain rises at half past7
DIAMOND CEMENT AND CORN RENEDY.-Both ar
- ticles all
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importation.

s.v.,s,u-Bris & BaiSrin-Iisut Newton, UsN.
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The Box Office is open daily from IL ill where
and private boxes be secured Mr. Corbyn
Treasurer.
lmited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
B-Wh the exception Of the Press and the Theatrical
profession, there Is NO FREE LIST II this Theatre.
Dress Circle SO cents-Upper Boxes 3, cens-Pt sh
ling.
Doors al 7-cnr.a ain rlses al half past1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

Here ofmports into this city of $3 900
600 and an increase Of eports of SIO.OOO.GOO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

xSyR> NEW LINE PACKETS FOR LlvERPO
,xfA Regular packet Of c5th SAptrmher.-The ~
AA2bswe Ell known packet ship SHERIDAN, CAPITA
p~yssr sails positively above The ships Of this Vi
~ burih,n aud over aud tieir srcontnodsit
cabin i-d cabin aud -,seraye passengers well knC
D. superior 90 any other line &c packets. For assse,
10
WALT. TArsCoTT. % Peck .ip, and 80 Sou
4, -
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EDWARD BARLOW,
HAVANA STtAW sTttRE-NEW YORK DIvAN.
Us,ie Na'res - brosday. corner Of Read, at N.Y.
A IN y ,n hffl. fssorment e hfs quality HANA-
\ IA SFUti's w. Ecgalio. nahsna Princile. Cano.ss
~ Uon a. lish Brown, Cs1aioes. Lainr, ST. Jago, and
Vav.ra in,,s,rsc iirrci from that city. ~ ims
1tANTED-A Toy, alb Ut We sge g. d9 IS Anpiy,o
" AZ Y NElERsEN, as Wal q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
The Sun IA non-politieal PaperJ has The fol-
lowing remarks on the subject:

The Sun ia non political FaperJ has The fol.
lowing remarks on the subject:
DscLosrRE or MossTkers ELECTION
FRAUos.-li is with feelings Of sonow and a
sense Of soul sickness. that we SPEAK of dis
closures that have been made at Ihp police Of
fee 10 this city within the last two or three
days. For taking the affair in its best light,
even as confessed by The parties aroused, n
shows depth Of political and moral dspravity.
The like Of which has never before been known
IN this country. II shows that the elective
franc hise has been shamefully abused. thai the
ballot box, the palladium OF all our libertie.
and the shrine OF all our hopes. has been most
crlmlnaily and ANONYMOUSLY polluted.
In saying this we intend 10 make no charges
against any man; but we spread the whole
case before the public that they may Judge for
themselves who are guilty and who not. There
are men implicated in the affair who we have
considered honest and respectable. We earn
esily hope they may be able to exculpate them
selves. But that startling fraud has been
committed is beyond dispute.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
Unparalleled Impudence.

Ihe whig leaders, with an impudence which
ought TO make all honest men shun and .purn
them, have trumped up the charge against
some Of the government officers in New York,
OF conspiracy" 10 implicaie Gov. Seward,
and other great whg officers. in the fraudulent,
transactions exposed and proved. And upon
whose testimony, think ye, reader. does this
charge of 8 conspiracy depend, Will ye
believe it.--upon that Of the very man. JAMES
b. GLESTwoRTn, who ,cas the principal ae entin
procuring the fraudulent uoters 10 come 10 Nsy
York, and anho had 11rsriOusly acknooLedged
and testified to his agency! Upon him. and
him only. do they depend to establish this most
foolish and ridiculous charge. Every man of
sense must see tina, it is got up to divert the at
tenlon Of the people from their proved and ad
mtted frauds.
Instead of denouncing in the strongest terms
the guilty prompters and agents of these most
disgraceful acts. they undertake to defend and
uphold them and with brazen impudence. by
the use Of such tools, presume to attack the
characters and conduct of men Of unirapeacha
BILE integrity. Shame Shame where is thy
blush
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
RH0DE.ISlAND REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1910.
State Nomination.
Ell e O T. o r S.

w Our out-of-town spbscrberS, who are indebt
cd for one or more years papers. will find their
bills attached 10 this paper and we earnestly solicit
each and all Of them 10 remit the amount they
Individually owe us as soon as possible-FoR WE
NEED IT. Those who choose, can also remit in
advance for the next year at the reduced cash
price; and we will give credit for whatever
advance, 10 make even money, that may be sent
10 rs. Those who have regularly paid us every
year heretofore, viii have the additional 25 cents
charged in their bills deducted, provided they pay
us now before the 2GIh proxipo-a month Of grace
For the benefit Of those who may not readily
find private opportunity TO remit, we insert the
following extract from the Regulations OF the Pos,
Office Department
REMTTAHCEs by M,iL.-"A Postmaster NAV
enclose money in letter To the publisher of a
Periodical 10 pay the subscription OF third per
son, and flank the letter, if written by himself"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

ceed, doub, aud uncertainty will hang over the
whole term for Democracy is founded on prin-
ciples; though !, may be defeated for lime j,
is never vanquished. aud the Struggle will not
cease until it is triumphant.
Tnrp we now 10 WILLIAM II. UARRI-
SON, and the Wing party, by whom he is pom
mated Where is the declaration Of their prin-
cipIes Why are they represented in Georgia
TO be Numerically the reverse Of wb4t they are
in Mainel Wba, are the measures tbey pro-
pose to advocate II they get into power, Will
they re-ehar,er a National Bank Can they
do it if they would' Will they increase the
Tariff viii the South agree to il, What
will they do with the Abolitionisrs, TO whose aid
they will owe their success! Will they dis
solve the Union TO please theml These are
grave questions, yet who eau answer them .
Who can tell what their policy and measures
will be? What reliance, can any reasonable
man place in theml Their only motto and
bond Of union is, "uncompromising hostility to
Martin Van Buren," Their only arguments,
Log Cabins" 4" Hard Cider" Tip and Ty,"
and Van is a used up man"
READER, are YOU a reasonable man, are
YOU Democrat at heart, and can YOU vote
Tor the candidate of party, whose leaders have
proclaimed that il is INGREDIENT TO make any
declaration of their principles for the public
eye, and who resort to such measures 10 obtain
your vote
Reflect upon these things, fellow citizens :;
and beware. lest your reason be enthralled.
Your preJudices excited, and your judgement
perverted, by The specious sophistry, the false
hoods aud misrepresentation, the songs and
the hurrahs, Of selfish and unprnc pied party
leaders. Place no blind reliance upon the
and arguments Of any man, but reflect
and examine for yourselves, and then give
your sutfrages TO that man. and aid that party,
whose measures you may honestly conclude,
will most surely promote our country's welfare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
: s : & & 3

The assertion in the Providence Journa, of
Monday, that Amongst others most promi-
nent in the administration par,y, we are told
that PRESERVED FISH has determined to give
his support and influence to Mr.. Grinnell. as a
testimony OF his indignation at such outrageous
proceedings" as faise in every particular. The
Evening Post of Monday, says it is authorised
to stale. mat Mr.. FISH and other Democrats
named "do not erc"tpate any Of the persons i'm.
p''cated' and are convinced Of The truth Of the
charges"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

Coon tlussASpRy.-The editor of the Maine
CnIlivaior (Mr Drew, Of tIallowell1 J cullivates
bat single acre Of land bnt this he does in
snch manner, as TO obtain from il an as,onish.
ing amount Of produce. The following account,
ot the management Of his garden will no doubt
interest many of our readers:
One third OF an acre he dcvotes annually to
corn-thr long cared. large kerurllcd, eight
rowed yellow corn. that is not very early, and
not very late. With him j, has ripened every
year for the last ten wears iha, he has cul,iva-
Ted II. The soil he makes rich. He applies To
II before ploughing. at the rate Of eighteen or
twenty cords of long manure. Tor six 10 the 3rd
oi an acre. and turns il under bv the plough l.
lie plants the hills three feet and half apart
one way and three feet the o,her-erartlu hy
measnremen' with line. In each hill he de-
posltes shovel full Of old rotten hog manure
AS will not over stimulate the crop. From this
ihlrf OF an acre he has realized on an average
for years. over thirty bushels Of sound corn for
grinding. besides little pig corn for the hogs
m the iai Of the year. This is rs much corn
a' he needs in his family. besides q sufficient
shrplns for fatening one large ortw small hogs.
From the same land he ordinarily obtains some
Two or three hundred pumpkins. which serve
important purposes in the family being besides,
IN cxcellen, article for boiling up with hogs
potatoes. giving COW. &c. From the same
l'ni he has generally obtained all the drv white
beans he has needed in his family 10 90 with
his pork--wbcb he raises by the avail OF his
land, without purchasing Of others. The corn
fodder IS carefully cut and cured, and helps ~
a subsistence for the COW. So much for one
ih'rf OF an acre. a small portion Of land is set
apart tor the culture OF onions. Ordinarily he
'''ses Jom 50 to IS bushels on n bed. say six
'ohs square. These he sells on the average a,
"ne dollar per bushei--say SEQ per year. This
purchases his -four aud rye at common prices.
~ mat from tho frs, third Of one acre. and an
na'on bed, he has all his bread, brown and
~hne. WV" "'''
On two other large beds. he grows pcnerallv
ano"t 90 bushels mancle wuuz,e and carrots
Ihese are for the cowss winter provend,r--
They more than pay FOR themselye, in IN. ,,;,L
and butter 10 say nothing Of the saving NJ ,,,o =
hay and other provinder. With y very Ii,,,, h., !,
together with the corn fodder and roots. a /, CO.,,
cos. land be finds il economy always 10 L.,n
the hes'.) may be kept through the winter.
Potatoes fpr summer and autumn use are
planted on the margin. and wherever there is a
''rani chance for a hill. = department is sx.
IressIy devoted to them. large enough to raise
''' 'hs' ara ~soed fcf il,e table, and enough 10
spare for the hogs &c.