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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

lEAo sin,-i should almost oons,uer myself DEVOID %
~ gratitude did not thank you Ter the GOOD that your
Red Drop has jeue Having been led by The lilies
of youth, uulor,uaa az 20 contract that e"eas
viii Your preparation professe to cure aud sher ,ryes
most every medicine that the quseks OF this city tndav'r TO
nalm upon the community osaa self wasting away and
the d.ese East undermining my constitution had almost
abandoned the hepe Of bese restored to ny former good
health when ured bottle OF your Rec Drop and am
now enrcy recovered without any bad effects OF the disease
remaining My dear cir ala he rtu'o can ever mase Voc
IN he a. ,.omroe.J il To those no have been usorisie
!, INV ec assuring them, with the stnes confidence that
will not fai IN producing speedy and lasting cure.
Ycurs, truly, -.
yoy are Al liberty n pubh the letter but beg the favor
tina, you IN not psc,rh the name Division street ~
per val.--
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
@ ~ ~

& Ak 49,
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE Or PACKETS
Ito sail every other Mondayo -
Ship LOUISVILLE Capt. Allen, on Monday, 2uh jan
SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Cornell, io,h res
HUNTSVJITE CO / Eldredge. 24ih Feb
SARATOGA o., w ,Iath,wSy TIN March
YAZOO Can, TrasL 23d March
MISSISSIPPI Can't 9th April.
The above ships all of the fest class coppered ana cor
per fastened of light draft Of water and built IN ths ey
expressly for the trade with elegant acc mmodasns ior pas
senger and commanded by aoe and experienced masters
The price Of passage from New York TO New Orleans IS hhed
S8 and from New Orleans to New York at S9J wsou'
liquors They will all times be towed up and down The Mis-
spp by and the srctest pnnctuaty observed
in their time of sailing Neither the captains OF
these ships will RESPONSIBLE for ewery bullion, precious
silver plated for any letters parcel or pack
age by put board Of them, unless regular bills oil
sdng for the and the value therein express
ed All goods sent the subscriber will be forwarded Tree
of commission. Forfreight passage, appyt
L X. COLLINS & CO. SO South St
Agents in New Orleans, FORDfCK RASINE.
No goods received after Saturday evening, previous to the
day of sailing. Jaio
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO.
" Solely imported for the Of nvaiids and eonnos
seurIn of the hitherto almost insuperable
difficulty Of obtaining in this country the finest qualities oil
Pert Wine in the gen state produced from the
Osborn, Brothers. OF Oporto will continue to export the
above article dozen EACH bottled in OPorto
and mpo tion quarter the cork OF every
bottle will be marked the inner with the brand oil the
House, "OSBORN
TRASH"
by which those parties who think il worth while to
obtain pure Port Wne often
in sickness for the of life itsel) may depend
upOa purchasing article pare it runs rem the inc
press and of the very choicest quality that nature capable
Red Port orthe extraordinary vintage Of 1894.
White Malmey Port do vintage 1884 Sold BY
ja4 Sm- WYCXOFF SCRYMSER, 81 Wall st.
nj Office Tt all whom it may concern, public
IN hereby given that The Corporation of the United Ger
Lutheran Churches in the City of New York; deem it
sdent and proper to sell and dispose OF the building and
premises bens about sevestytwo feet wide front and
by hundred feet deep each de called and known
Walker street. between Broadway and Elm street in the City
OF New York. and intend accordingly to sell and dispose of
the ssme and the said corporation hereby offers the said
Church to such Germans of Germans who
be members Of pewheder in said Church. at the
twenty two thousand hundred and fifty dollars the pu
chases binding themselves, their and agnees
occupy the Lutheran church, in which Di-
vine service shall be performed in the English toague
The Board Of Trustees will meet at sat Matthews Chureh
eight o'clock ia the afternoon Of the Sd l0h h 24h,
and 3st days of January, A. D. 1870 the Vesry Room
Written applications to purchase, Designating the names
the Beard, if delivered to EDMUND 8. DERRY, ESQ., At
torAey law, 81 Wall street, City of New York.
Dated New York Dec. 40, A. 1889.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
Dr.. EDWARD RUPPERSBER(i, Secretary
approve OF the preceding notice and Offer and should not
said offer be complied WITH the above named consdera
ton money paid within four weeks after this notice shall have
been first put in front OF Saint Matthew's Church, and pub
hed in three OF the daily newspapers printed in the City OF
New York will provided such notice be continued for three
SUCCESSFULLY give and grant unto the above named
rorat certificate that such notice has been given
qured in the second condition Of certain deed Of convey
ance, between Benjamin brdsal Of the City of New ork
and Jeruha his WIFE of the first part and the Corporation
the United German Lutheran Churches of the City of New
York. Of the second part bearing date the fifteenth day
December, thousand eight hundred and twenty ane
that the has not been complied with
Dated New York, December Both, 1889
ROOT. H. MORRIS,
jaltJa2s+ Recorder Of the City of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

DR LIE sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR SECRET MALA
~ DIEs.-The above remedy, for the mos. distressing die
lucid the human race originated from The enigh
cned mind c the eminent lie Sage, the PRONUNCIATION and
cess Of which, throughout the king Of France and Italy
acded honor 10 tie highly honered rsne Of the inventor
The sufferer his usual health, without delay
The has hitherto been confined to
France and Italy II has recently been introduced, by Of
New Orleans. o the American pablo.
~ particularly mended 10 sea isng men, as con-
aning portion Of Mercury whereby many have been
from service The " adcaior found to give mme
date relief those afflicted with structures and diseases Of
the PROSTATE gland.
Anod,n LRiment price 81 cents. This Lnnen has been
used for upwards oeny years and proved to have been
,fecua remedy multitude Of painful sheebous as Chrou
bruises cramps, stiffness Of the joints
throas Owing 10 the numerous limitations that are IN
circulation the genuine will hereafter be signed the oud'
Of the bottle by Nathaniel Howard ia Broad street Boston
the proprietor in his hand writing in New York, BY
Sands 20 and 100 Fulton street H. King ~ Broad
ways A. Merlin Pearl and Cerre aud by Dr. Embres
~ East Broadway principal aeentm Phsdepha, r. w
Ne 250 I'd street principal ag'Di, X. Knorrr, cerne
Goals and Seconds Or Jayne, 90 81 street Martin,
Spring Garden and 9th street. DR. Graf South I'd street
jail cod lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

CUsPFNsIoN oF SPECIE PAYMENTS The eri.i.
- Ia. arrived 10 tes the merits Of the cash system for
however aateg the credit system appear paper; a.,
effects upon individuals oen prove ruinous IN the extreme
IN London and Paris the set their face against
and number Of establishments have 'pruBg Up
s late years that de- cash business ony This has been termed
by the EaroP.an system, and has but recently been IN
trodaced INTO New York
PHILLIPS Of l06 William street does net claim for himself
the honor OF its bu he does believe that he carries
out 10 greater extent than any ohs ,as Der instance,
they themselves with purchasing for cash Of the obsers
he RENTS fuads TO Europe, to buy o the manufacturer
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhance value Of article. before ey reach tue customer
The extensive patronage he has been honored wit must o
sufficient voucher psbc op to the way he carries
hi. assertion Of product sirst rate garment cut so
peror style and made by but the most finished worsen
lie saving sf 80 per cent the prices eAsee|
ouse. no profess 10 furnish the best goods ans ne does TINS
notwithstanding the suncri,y Of his sJe and elegance OF hn
yarments Phillips will also warrant his coats 70 he equal to
my mode in Broadway and he CONSIDERS ,hsm the iares'
standard BY which comparison can BE instituted.
NB.-An goods paid Tor 90 deivery ana no gentleman eS
eed TO any when sny reasonable objection en-
. cal solicited st 100 William corser OF John street.
pssn
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A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

Or Compound Esssenasni Oil oil Aim onas.
CO For destroying dandru and preventing the hair from
coming turning grey nfalibe remedy against aid
ness and the public may rely it, that A.PAsTORs COM
POUND OIL the wkolesomest and best OIL for the hair
makes thick aud long reyentsits falling on or turs
ey and hair has begun to turn grey such nouriseI
the hair that BY il will restore it 10 its natural coor
also prevents hair becoming shaded and If hair oread
shaded which grea, Disagreement to young ladies' and II
Ised short time will restore IL TO its natural color sesr
he souri, and keep the head and hair Clean promotes eyebrow
ssrs. ArAsTOR,
los GrecnwIen street, M Y
Price so cents per bottle, HIGHLY perfuned js6 In
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ia TO LEAsE ThE PAVlL,oS Al \, sA ga. -. .a

~ EFsANFss Il IIION III
k!I sPRiNGSThe subscr intends TO lease The above
sAA establishment for term OF years. II embraces
bsok Of ground wi N every accommodation Of cut build
ngs aud gardea situated in Of the pleasentes locat
in the village The we'll known Flat Rock Spring is in the
immediate vicny AMI its petition cestra between the
other celebrated Mineral Fountains The establishment will
accommodate $50 persons sas been demonstrated by The
OVERLOOKING patron sf the past The houis ~ also
we'll supp ed with furniture which will be sold to the
at bargain The rent will be moderate fordng TO per
vihinz engage the business the most certain
pect ofreazisc competency A IL Is presumed person.
will e1sni premise, before leasing the same, farther
description ~ unnecessary.
Application may be made 20 ALEX. l.. MCDONALD,
No. 80 Lioert, street, (3l story JAG I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

"a TO LEr-The new fire proof building Mas
sau and Cedar streets 1t is arranged for store the
ground f>or; has superior basement, aud excel
lent range OF vaults under tho entire building suitable
Tor respectable VINE dealer The upper stories suites
oil well hnshed rooms inen ed for lawyers and othes Off;
each having privilege Of vault under the pavement.
The building will be let eatire parts may
CURED For further information, apply to
JaI3 Wv LABRON. IVES & CO IS Pine 81.
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GENTEAlEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought, and the full valse given in cash, by

Il. LEVITT, 1877 William street,
90 Knowing there persons who make great puff in
their for Csstof Clothing &c &c and who
many do give the value for the II L. will
these gentlemen who may have -ach articles by them
and who may send for him. Of receiving the utmost value
in CASH for every article.
lse through the Post Ofce otherwise to the absve
address. will meet with due attenties. do 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

which starts from tse Western Hotel, Ne. Courasdt
street every morning at o'clock A M both sides Of the
North River Those Passengers Who wish to sleep nights
VIII take the west side and lodge at Newburgh frs night;
second night at Cask ar ing Albany day, at Is
noon For comfort and the West Side Line can't
be beat.
wehave extra agents employed travel this
mat the drivers do THEN duty The public may assured
hat there never better line OF stages than the
lines We challenge the world to beat Remember the
No. Courtlandt street
jale II f. REACH aud others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

Nk sULoMoN hElNE, NJ. D., TO THE GREAT
IL SUFFERER.
Thirteen years afflicted with ulcers all my body,
destroyed BY mem that several
them TO be spu,stedmy throat destroyed BY
the disease be unable to speak, eat swallow food
tongue the and my he ah otherwise destro, ed to
make life burhen. In five weeks after my application to Dr.
Solomon Heine NJ. D. No. us Hudson street. my
healed health restored and being unable to reconpenss
such services feel it duty to publish this statement not
only in gratitude but benefit OF Others may
affect. in a similar
(sgnedJ ABIG ALL HALL, $40 Water ct.
swsrn before me this oath day of December. 1880.
(signed,) SAMUEL J. W ILLS,
AIdermaa of Seventh Ward.
NIB. Having made application to the aid rman OF the
ward behsf Of the sufferer TO obtain the
gratutous services Of Mr. solomon Heine according
his advertisements lake great p in saying that the
bove statement Is substantaiy correct aud feel duty
him and the community to recommend all suffering
similar ma aides to apply to him.
(scued1 A. B. HOITON,
Missionary. Seventh Ward
Dr. e. HEINE ofers his before, wishing emily
for those cases whatever the disease though
by all other physicians, and them hat he will
them though their hopeless Medicines and ad
vice inconvenience expense. He receives com
pensaon for his services medicines until perfect and
radio al cure is effected.
DR.. SOLOMON HEINE, ID,
No, l76 Hudsoa street, between Canal and
"A tu. I,s.hr afr
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COMMERCIAL BANK, Z
NEw YoRx, Dec. -, 1889.
DIVIDEND Of four per the capital stock has
IA this day been declared able after the 18th Jan
The transfer book, viii be closed from the lat TO the l9lh
January.
BY order Of the Board.
d3l I'm. R.w REDFIELD. Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, lss Greenwich street.
"A A. Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public
long experience his business he has formed compost
hon. called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

VISION the ofhes for the sale Of the celeb asd
, r. unierr Red Drop. Price ~ per vss. jsl lv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

STAGES TO ALBANY-Ths
RENAA only direct, the cheapest, and most
S1s4 sesl&tlEe expeditions line of stages from New
&993Rk York to Albany, is the United States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

az FOR LONDON.-Pscket Of the l,t Of February
kfTxH-The first class fast sailing packet ship MEDIA
<s&sTOR Capt Chsmplin will ssf above, her regular
day.
wing very superior daons FOR cabin and teerage
passengers persons intending to embark should make early
applic alton ben 4. foot Of Pine street, or to
n2l GLOVER McMURRAY GO Seuth-st.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
HONOER lTO III I1IRAYIz.
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
GEN. WAI. III. H ARRISON.

6 have often isked my lie in the field il de-
fence Of my counry, and shall tomorrow risk
my political lifein favor of the Union ot the
States ~ Vote ol the Missouri Question: - Cen.
Harrison.
81 do not, indeed think il would be wrong ~
make all public oncefs account for any sudden
iEerease of wealth.p-Ge1l. Harrssoa.
~ have never laid claim 70 any other merit than
that of entire devotion @ the cause m winch we
were engaged, ard zeal that regarded as nothing
every personal Inconvenience. H. Gen. Harrison.
: denY, therefore, to the General Government,
the exercise Of any power but WHAT'S expressly
given toll by the Constitution, OF what IS essen-
tiallynecessary 10 carry the power expressly CIV
en- into effect.''--Ge8. Harrisoa.
g 9GeneraI Harrison is the only commanderinou our
service 70 whom British army surrendered dur
ing the last war.''-Hoa j. r. Uadsrsco0d's letter
to IYoalas .aHen.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
An EIoQuen1 Record

WILLIAM II. HARRlsoN was born IN Virginia, on
the 9th of February, I773.
Inl79i, when nineteen years ofage, he was APP
pointed BY Washington an ensgnln our infant
army.
In 1892, he was promoted to the rank of lieute-
nant; and in 793 he joined the legion under Gen.
Wayne, and In a few days thereafter was selected
by him as one of his aids.
On the 24th Of August, l794, he distinguished
himself in the battle Of Miami, and elicited the
most fatterlng written appreciation ot General
Wayne.
IN 1895 he was made captain, and was placed
in command Of Fort Washington.
In 1897. be was appointed, by President Adams,
Secretary of the North Western Territory, and
e1-oticio Lieutenant Governor.
In 1898. ne was chosen delegate to Congress.
In 1901, he was appointed Governor of Indiana,
and in the same year, President Jefferson appoint-
ed him sole commissioned for treating with the
Indians
In 1909, he was rcappointed Governor Of Indi-
ana By Madison.
On The of November, 1911, he gained the
victory of ofTIPPECANOE.
On lhellth of September, 1879, he was appoints
ed by Madisons Comm nder-in-c Chief Of the North
on the Isl Of May, 1913, the siege Of FoRT
MEIGs conInenced-lasted five days aud was ter-
minated by The brilliant and successful sortIe Of
Gen. Harrison.
onthe sIst OfJuly, 1873, the battle Of FoRz
InSeptember, 8l3, following the dying British
he reconquered Detroit aud the whole Peninsula
Of Michigan.
In Oci0ber,Ial3, be pursued Gen. Proctor into
Upper Canada, and on the 9th utterly destroyed
ptured his Army In the battIe of tho Thames.
n 1914, he was appointed by Madison, one Of
the Commissioners 70 treat with the indians, and
In the same year, with his colleagues. Gov. Shei-
by and Gen. Cassy concluded the celebrated treaty
.of GEeenyille
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
NO THE PUBLIC.

The rights Of editors and publishers of papers
have been too long neglected. Justice will never
be done unless. themselves assert their nghts
and enforce the most rigid rules, which IN the
end will be found alike salutary to the public and
beneficial to those engaged IN the press. Pub
fishers of papers have been so long imposed upon
by the community at larges that they are eonsid-
cred TO some extent degraded class OF beings,
when in fact there is vocation in life so honor
able, deserving of so high consideration, produc-
tive of so much good, class that exerts so power
full an influence. 1t is known to be proyerbIal tor
the debtors to newspaper publishers to consider
their demands as the last to be paid -debts to
which there is attached no moral obligations and
which they can refuse to pay with justice and
honor: hence, it is incumbent upon the conduc-
tors of the press to assert their own nights and
resolve, severally and jointly, to bring all patrons
Of newspapers under the same obligations that at
;ach to other contracts, or always remain IN pow
erty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men in the country
We call upon all editors and publishers OF pa
pers who approve of the following Tules TO endorse
them by their signatures place them at the head
Of their papers, and strictly adhere to them.
lst. No subscription received without payment
tn advance.
I'd No subscription received for less than six
3D.. Advance payment viii be required from
al transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any Office, either
State or County, without the aaranee payment OF
zen dollars.
5th Political circulars charged as advertise
ents and payment required in adrance.
Oh. All advertisements of a personal alterca-
<on will be charged double and payment requir-
I'd IN GarGnce.
7th. Election tickets will not be printed with
5ut order, nor delivered to any person without
payment.
9Th All subscribers, without resoect to persons
who are delinquents, the first of October, will
be stricken from the list, and their accounts put
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
aarselves to abide by. ,,.,,..,-,-.
Editor and Proprietor of the Yazoo City Wing
S. II. b. BLACK.
Editor of the Natchez Courier.
BESANCnN 81 HALLIDAY.
Publishers Of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN.
Editor ard Proprietor of the Vicksbarg Sentinel.
WM. M. SMYTH,
Editor and Proprietor of the Grand Gulf Adv.
A. b. & S. g. GORWINE,
Editors and Proprietors of the Yazoo Banner
GEORGE A. WILSON,
ditor s. Proprietor of the Holly Springs Banner
TAOMAS BROWN,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph.
J, NJ. DUFFIELD,
Editor of Grand Gulf Wing.
w B. TEBO,
Editor Of the Fayette Advertiser
NEED &. NEWTON,
Publishers Of the Southern Reporter.
BAKER 81 CURTIS.
Editors and Proprietors Of the Southern Argus.
N, MOWER.
Publisher of the Southern Sentinel.
AREA S. CLARK.
PnbIishor Of the Port Gibson Correspondent.
GEO. r. KIGER
Editor Of GaIatin Star.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
Yaxoo city Whig ana Political Register.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY Friday
BYgs a. 9TGVGMSs
fCTTY PRINTER.l


(CITY PRINTER
On Main Street, opposite III. r Hamers, aa
tie north end Of The '.Nanchesier Hatto
TERMs.-The WINS win be furnishedto sub
serbers ut So 90 per annnm in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate Of
90 per square the first insertion, and 90 cents
for each week thereafter--ten lines or less, con-
stituting square, The number Of insertions re-
uuired, must be marked on the margin Of the mar-
uscript, or they will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from dis
tance, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
for Office win be $40 for county Offices, $40 for
state ofHces-in advance.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
500. No contract taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege of annual advertisers is Limited %
their owa immediate business; and all adVeftlse-
ments for the benefit of other persons, set IN by
them must be paid for by the square.
Professional Acknowledgements
For 10 lines or less, not alterable, months So
s' 10 do do do do. ~ ~
tt 10 do do do IL do. 80
ne.FAs the above rates ase the same as those
established in Natehez Yicksbure, Jackson,
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no de-
duction viii be made from them in any case
whatever
ferALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
Y.aN BURE.Nia 1886


tsI owe il, however,
TO candor, to say to you,
that / have not been a.
bic to satisfy myself
that the grant to Con-
gress, ia the Constitu-
tion, Of the power Of
s'ercl1slre legislation IN
all cases tolldtevers over
the Federal District,
does not confer on that
body the same authori-
~ over the subject that
would otherwise have
been proposed by tho
States Of Marylan and
Virginia or thateCon-
gress might not in vir-
tue thereof, take such
steps upon the subject
in this District, as those
might themselves
take within their own
limits, and consistently
with their rights of So
vereignty.
@Thus viewing the
matter, / would not,
from the lights now be-
fore me, feel myself safe
in prenouncing that con-
gress does not possess
the power of interfering
with or abolishing sla-
very In the OlStElcE ok
Columbia. !"
In 1921
Mr.. Van Buren, as a
member Of the N. York
Convention, he voted to
give5reeaegroesther erigh:
Of suffrage.
In 1922
Mr.. Van Buren voted
to prohibit the introduce
ton of slaves into the
III
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1840-08-07
H.ARRLsOr i,s 1896.

do not believe that
Congress can abolish
slarery IL the District 81
Columbia, without the
consent of the States
of Maryland and Vir-
ginia, and Of the People
of the District
81 do not believe that
Congress can abolisl. sla-
verg III ue states, or IN
any manner interfere
apiih tie property Of the
citisens ~ their slagess
bur upon the application
of the States, in which
case, and IN no other,
they might appropriate
money 70 aid the states
50 applying to get rid OF
their, slaves. These o.
piaioHs ( hare allcays
held. and this was the
ground upon which /
voted against the Mis-
souri, restriction in the
18th Congress. The o.
pinions given above are
precisely those which
were entertained by Mr..
jefferson and Mr.. Madi-
son.n
The discussion of the
question Of slavery in
the non-slave-holding
States is equally inju-
rions to the slaves and
their masters and has
no sanction in the prin-
ciples of the Constitu-
ton.
w. II. HARRISON.