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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05
Reply Of Gen. Harrison.

! receive, sir, with great pleasure the
present which my friends Of Crawford
county have been so obligipg as to
send, and allow me to say, that no Sc
lection Of committee 10 represent them
on this occasion could have been more
acccp,able 10 me than that which has
30 kindly undertaken 1t. Sir, the sight
of this noble bird, admitting the proba
bilhy Of its identity with that which pre-
senled itself to our gaze on the occa-
sion to which you refer, together win
80 many OF my comrades in arms ms aic
now before me, is well calculated to
produce assoc ia,ions in my mind, which,
It not altogether unmlngled with pam,
are still upon the whole OF a most grati-
tying charactcr-that glorious day ('he
9th of May, ISi3,) when, as you sup
pose, this bird came as the harbingcr
of victory, TO cheer our efforts ~ behalf
of our country, was that which htst ar
rested the career Of success which had
previously attended the arms OF ou'
Toes Their easy conquest OF large
and gallant army-the complete bu
more difficult victory over another
which presented IN the individual char
acler ol its officers and soldiers all th,
qualities which Pelopidas would have
rlored 10 discover IN the recruits oi hI'
sacred band, aud the defeat Of ever,
previous effort to invade their tcrr'ior,
on the Niagara frontier, had iusp're'
them with hopes of an easy conqnaes
over n half furnished fortress. You
sir, and my gallant friend by your s'de
well know the solemn pledge That
rave, that during my lie the glor'ou
banner Of oul country, winch scarce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

YWEHE subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the Ladies Of Newport and its vicinity that
they have taken the Store in Mrs Townsend's
building Thames street, recently occupied by the
late John Corey, where they intend keeping a
general assortment Of MILLINERY aRIJ-
CLES. such as Florence Eonnes and all k'ids
Of Foreign Stock in the Straw line. Also, al
kinds Of American Straw Bonne's, stock Tor
comets, and Palm Leaf iloods-also Bonne.
Trimmings Of every description. They have
engaged AInors from Boston who will be in
the store 10 trim Bonncts in the first style.
4 Bonnets Of all kinds repaired at short notice.
! The subscribers have an establishment in New
por, for the manufacture Of all kinds of Straw
Bonncts foreign and domestlc-whcre the ,'ade
can be supplied at wholesale al the shortest no
ticc, and at reasonable prices.
FRENCH s. DRAPER.
Newport, April 9, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

Cloth Dressing, COIOring, &C.
yUNtIE subscriber, respectfully informs his
n friends and the public, that lie continues
to carry on the Cloth Dressing and Coioring
business at the well known MILL, formerly
rented by Gould s. Durice, in Portsmouth, and
will be happy 10 wait on his old customers and
the public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April 9, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

Benjamin Marsh, Jr.,

BOOJS y SffOEo-SnudOic .JO
the approaching season,
CONSISTING or
T AIDES French Shoes, Victoria tics, IIar-
IL rison tics, and large supply Of Slipps
and Laces, manufactured Of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ
ent qualities, and Children's OF all description
and colors--toge,her with large supply Of
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at G2 cts. per pair. Gentlemen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All OF the above articles will be sold on as
favorable terms MS at any other store IN New
port. Those wishing to purchase will please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gcntlemen's fine Boots mndc to
order of French Caltskin, after the New
York style, and warranted to tit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured 10
order in the neatest manner. md of the best
materials. April %, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
4 Railroad Song.


Run, nefgbors run, all London is quadriliing it,
james Smith.
RuN. neghbors run all England is ste am-coaching it,
Flying on the railroads now Is all the go:
Perpetual notions found length approaching
All now arc gdloplding it from high to low
Peers apprentices minister's stock jobers O.
. All sit at Ease, thick pesse, fiery train;
No plague have they from dust dirt fear of highway rob-
The OF all that bef,ll whring brain
Run, neghbors run, &c.
My misses says she, sit home is dozy work.
feel Tor want change OF air quite out of sorts:
To mind the house and cod the maids and keep accounts
prosy work;
Come stir tums and cast that stupid look of
Neer shake your head knit your brow-come,
To the station let's be off and take place the Thunder
bolt
That along with fire and smoke like He'll broke loose
Run neighbors, run, sc
Neghbor Bggs has taken all the little Bigges such bevy O.
To have dip in ocean at the Isle OF Rum:
How charmn dear TO joan them there at NeDune jolly le
wee, o,
Fer here at home we're getting most COMPOUNDED gum
Steameoachings cheap dirt and It's such lovely
- so let rs OF blue devils, dear, our hearts unload
What un to trees houses, fields, all spinning past
As flash along, like lightning the glib Of railroad
Run, neishDors, run. Sc.
If al this rate got all the world will soon be brothers O.
aud farths lands BE- shaking hands o prospect
"hat would our slow foreiaihers say and how great
Could they arise with all eyes would gape and stare
ark bark the train approaches what painting and puff
The monster makes what cloudy flakes he vomits out
10 h,k tnat he shoad ny fast and steam his only stuff
He's the finest that ever brrath'd without doubt
Maidenhead, Nov. 81, 1880. TN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
No. 4 PECK SLIP

ID , On NrER continues a. usual 70 devot. bis
and private dsssss non TO the treatment II all delicate
If "a NJ .es 50 3rmsle ~ become the vics
uIlthca ana unprnclped charlaaus Min ,,b ~, ~;
snsd,si rc oi ths ,Hy of9ur laws regulating he
are respectfully collected III ali n, ~. III
s-ttni,sled Dispsnstry No Peck slip where ,,,
manifold diseases. 'iPs N'"''fance trom their
10 ctr n.ers Dr. CARPENTER begs leave 10 ala b,,t - .
native and" 10 the born Le e t E a
snee and received hs dlporsa in is city tcisi9s ~
"a icentae ~ the New York STATE Neiicsi 20
, city end what 10 most important he speedily spd sg
fueliy currs his patients. ~ W." 'hec
W Separate Offices and entrances Cor the privacy n 80
" VINO can never come IA contact Charges reasonable W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

Mr.. BENNETTsr: This is to certify, that was CON
W fined to my bed for several days grevousy afflicted with
the fs which caused high Ever and great Inflammation OF
lhe parts ahecifdi e soreness extending along the whole
~ recumbcn stue unable stir without the most excr
ciatug pain directed f 20 call py scan Dr. Cobb
81 West Broadway called. who relieved my suffer
hgs and q two days, Was able to business and
conceive TO be duty to make this
publicly known for the benefit of those afflicted
besOme and painful disease and would all who are
unfortunate be troubled similar 10 apply
to him for immediate relief NJ
% West Broadway, orisi Nassau street.
PlLESThose troubled with this distressing complaint
advised TO call Mr.. Flowers, and satisfy
the above fiction. Medical Dispensary a West Broad
way, one door from Murray street. jaSom'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
REwARp OF IMPOSITION.

Who steals my purse. steals trash
Bu, he who ilche,s, from me my good name,

pEINEs ORRls TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing. preserv.
ing and beautng the teeth received the first premium
the recent FAR Of the American Institute.
Tbs unc1uallcd dence gives 10 the Teeth clean and
peay whcnes and and prevents appearance
tartar also improves the color Of the lips and gums pre-
vents aud heals all ulcers Of the mouth the
ness d. the breath.
i The best article that know Of cleansing preserv.
ing and identifying the teeth is Peines Orris Tooth Paste
u gives to them clear and pearly whitcncs and npas
peculiar and most grateful sweetness 10 the breath We
daily commend u 20 the attention Of readers especially
ts female portion Of them. No toilet can be complete without
The unprecedented celebrity which this excellent
ce Tor the teeth speedily obtained under ia original
Ors Tooth Paste has induced several unprncped
To- make base counterfeit preparations under
when beware for they probably highly injurious
The teeth, and TO be compared with the genuine
THAN Hyperion TO Satyr The original article has the
iac snie Of the inventor and proprietor q. w Pene upon
TIE label, without which u is not genuine
For sale only AZ the Bazaar i79 Broadway Guon Broad.
Ways j. H. fart VI D. 2Ts Broadway and Hudson street;
Howe guon 10y Chatham 81, y VI Guon, i27 Bowery;
L. schHn, iii Cana st and g Henry at corner Of Pike
Agan-Bewarc of COunterfcits n2s-eod3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASES.

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASES.
- be consulted heretofore his residence, Csurandt
and Of ss o sSH of that
% Tho oDrps iT and remedies I put"
every paPer consider 4 duty 70 give the following state
Tsf
have testimonial letters from the most eminent ply sieahs
al fsys Ri
find has been matter of surprise to some that any one
Of rank and emnsne in his profession should devote his talents
easily. If however thousandth part Of the mseries
assi p$ sSc'y
sent sent and deeon on the mind as well as body
1s% as s'ia 1a's
e% Ehs not Il % oS In S g IN hs
noss & Ss. e Sss:
81 sar bottle these SD % box of @ for the %
these remedies were good such are the various
o s no ans so ssana U I
that what good be destructive another. It is
p 1,S VIII
while few had entirely complaints
were neither one the other but totally different and
Here the ooT patient OBLIGED to pa or p p OF os
may subside disappear while perhaps to return again
none Re better Off Now every Surgeon or ply
all the world, alone. would
structure; and yet if properly understood if may
easily and speedily be removed do not scrupe to affirm that
many structures be cured in days they had
ested years before.
To OF common prudence, therefore would say,
II these remarks just (nd appeal to the most emf
a Ss Of hour ndS o how
and talent of the whom he is about with such
For the convenience Of those distance well those
%S f;' as' s e eSs & @
TREATISE fitted in the lid and which contains every theory
for the of these complaints That for
Ga beside the medcne, contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe, with ingredients for making the Injections the
Of which $40 That for the Venerea containing than
enough for the Of ordinary $40 aud the chest
e larger containing thing for the OF
both complaints Is SIS.
With respect to the little patent Syrnges which cannot
herr describe no one who ha not seen II can properly
to the intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does it
the expectations, that IL
fail to do and returned Immediately, the price shall be
instantly refunded.
Address JOS RALPH, senr, NJ ID. IS Courtandt street,
New York. sl3f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
The Poets Wile.---A Portrait.

BY THE HON. MRS. NORTON.
As by his lonely hearth he sat,
The shadow of a welcome dream
Pass DER his harp-hsconsolate
HIS home did seem
And the sweet vision, faint and far,
Rose on his fancy like a star
Let her be young, yet not achild.
Whose light and Inexperienced mirth
Is all too winged and too wild
For sober earth
Too rainbow-lik such mirth appears,
And fades away IN misty tears.
"Let youths fresh rose still gently bloom
Upon her smooth and downy cheek
Yet let a shadow, not of gloom,
But soft and meek,
Tell that some sorrow she hath known,
Though not a sorrow Of her own.
And let her eyes be of the grey,
The soft grey of the brooding dove,
Full of the sweet and tender ray
OF modest love
For fonder shows that dreamy nue.
Than lustrous black or glorious oiue'
Let her be fun of quiet grace,
No sparkling wit with susdens grow
Bright'ning her purely chisoli Il lace
Not r,3isnt 10 The Strangers eye,-
A creature easily passed. by;
"a But who, once seen, with untoldpewer
For ever haunts the yearIing heart,
Raised from the crowd that self-same hour
TO dwell apart,
All sainted and enshrined to be
The idol of a memory
And oh. let Mary b. her name
II hath a sweet and gentle sound,
At which no glories dear to fame
Come crowding round,
Bat which the dreaming heart begniles
With holy thoughts and household smlles-
with peaceful meetings, welcomes kind,
Aud love, the same III JOY and tears,
And gushing intercourse of mind
Through fiiihfsl years;
On dream Of something half divine,
Be real-be mortal, and be mine :"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
Queen Victoria.

The Rose of EnelaAd's rich parterre
tWhere every Hover Is passing fairly
All youth, all hops, all ioyeliness,
Whom millions only name TO bless.
How dazzling is that open brow.
Not even the disdern, whose glow
Encircles it with lustre bright,
Casts into shade its gentle light;
SO dignifed, so lofty, mild,
There meet the angel, woman, child
q, who could gaze upon thy face,
Young scion OF royal race,
Without that warm and earnest feeling
To hand, and heart, and sword appealing,
Which stirred so well in days gone by
Old Engiands glorious ehivalry,
And now surrounds thy stately throne
With millions proud thy sway to own,
Ready the wide world TO defy,
And quick to ARMAND blest 10 die,
Ere from thy royal coronal
Its smallest gem shall fade or fall.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
GENTLEMEN'S CAsT-OFF CLOTHING
Bought, and the full value given in cash, by

MOVING there persons who make great Puff in their
IN Advertisements for Cast-oH Clothing in
many cases do nogve the value Tor the same H. L. will
those gentlemen who have such articles by them
for every article.
line through the Post Office otherwise to the above adj
dress VIII meet with due attention. ds 3mF
DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted usual at his Office His
- own pracc experience, and his chemical expert
mens have enabled him 10 introduce into his practice several
he devotcs his attention. ~
DR. g. appses strangers that he has received regular med.
cal education, and has devoted his attention for ne Ias len
years e SELECT branch Of his profession His office No
through an entry with lamp al the office door '
Nb-Ihe Doctor keep general assortment Of Trusses
and Suspcnsory Bandagcs which adjusted and apped as
above. w"
p S1lis celebrated Elixir be had his store Price
'"o """'' ic7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

IACHAU's PATENT.-The UNDERSIGNED hsr.hv ,.ls. IN,
pleasure 70 inform the public that be has established
factory 81 his Spectacle Glasses called Jachuas Patent Spec
aces The factory, for The convenience Of the public
peen Coated at NO Chatham street facing the Park where
VIII DC happy TO receive orders which he will al
retail. fN''' M WV 49,
bose who are IN went u THE article would well TO call
ana be convinced Of their superiority.
MEDICAL cert atc their erceilcney will be shown to
those who may desire u.
cold silver, and Steel Frames continually on hand. -
CHARLES N. l.. JACHAu,
Jalssm' - Chatham street, up stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

TO THE PUBLlC.-we call the special attention Of the
public 20 the Inducements held out by SYLVESTER n Co
s Bro;dwsy Cor investing 10 real estate, situated IN New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale, OF the Journal Of Commerce. have good
knowing at the affair in question possesses The
dence Of ne cnnmunityand Recommend those
who have doubts TO call Sylvester Co who de.
sirous OF giving the full and perfect satisfaction
ply 10 any inquiries made. nXV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF wAsHINGToN.-The
PROPRIETOR Of the above grateful 60 the public
for past patronage, and DESTROYS for Of the same
hs, reduced he Price Of boarding 70 81 20 per day.
Third and -Four and Hall streets. about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot whore porter always attend
ance te take charge Of baggage. -
is2s-iaw I'm ISAAC BEERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

DIANO FORTES FOR HIRE-A variety of good Piano
Fortes be at No 40 Fourteenth street.
the Fifth and Sixth at short distance from the Rail
road and be hired by the month single
Also assortment of Piano Fortes of patterns
of rosewood and mahogany which will be sold at the mauac
tuier's prices, and warranted for a23-2meod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

TO THE LADlES.-DR- A. c. HILLS UTERo ABB
DOMlNAL SUPPORTER is offered 10 those afflicted
With PIotlpus or Failing o. s omb and other diseases
depending relaxation OF the abdominal muscles
srmcnt In every calculated for relief aud permanent
soraon TO health When this Instrument IL carefully and
properly fitted 70 the form OF the patient invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing "draggng
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
Of Vsceral dispacemens Of the abdomen and sfu
application always followed by early confess Of radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter
sruetiona and can be applied By the patient without further aid
AMOS q. GULL.
Office Vssey street, Astor House, New York
Pamphlets describing it, and Application will be present
ed al the Office. anlt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

NEW CASTLE Del. Feb i4th. 1899.
DIR LEVlSON-Dear Sir,l can be grateful enough
for the have received by the Of your invaluable
Medicine, (Hunters Red Drop1 for 1--WE aict
ted with venereal and dnrng time took many medicines
but none would cure AT last my ply stefan gave up
but fortunately one day was speaking to friend the sub
cine that would MI OF which purchased your
agent IN philadelphia, and the suit am enjoy ing
perfect health Now after sufe long finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
r. b. R.
q Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

Mn WANTED.--A few smart abIsbodied spiri,ed w.
Men tor the U, y Artillery and Infantry 10 whom s,bu
saa ioo good clothing and from 81 20 SIS per month viii
-'ff's ~ ~ " Ashington sucet fell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15


:. Powell. rs Coruhill, Boston. NJ.
Mortimer and Mowbray, Baltim.re Ma
" March Exchange place, Portsmouth MI
Joseph Gill, Richmond,
Lewis Johnson, Washington. &c
y. e. Parkhurst, Cincinnati, o..e'
Brown and Walsh, Delaware. Dslawar,Ce- Or
:, shoup, Dayton, Montgomery Co. Ohio
n. Clark, Troy, NV
John Reison. Railway, II
=. ". Caldwell Syracuse, Nv
William l.. Fsstcn. Iowvir.
Peter Van Setback, Kinderhook Nv
N. v. yenesi Jamaica.
Garfield Robins Hartford. -.
l Hardesty, Harrisonburg.
Samuel Westcott. Hudson, Nv
X. q. Lincoln. Hallowel1. III.
n. Miller h Go. Hagersown Ma
Charlie. Cmik shank, Georgetown, pc
Ceane Wallace, Goshen. NY
Benjamin Earl Co, Fall River. Mses
A. I. Hall, Fayettsvle NC.
q. johnson, Franklin, ONO.
Thos III Dawson 4 Son, Eastou, Nd
j. Vi. Wheely, Dover. NH
stephen Van Shack, Albany, NY
benjamin Old, Newark, Nj
Western Office AZ Wall street. Louisville, Kss.
f Andby all Dr. VIM Evans' authorized asens shro,>,S
The United States. jyu sds~y
WRAPPING PAPER.-A quantity Of old Exchange Pagers
fsV At l.g rnHr Llss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

WRAPPING PAPER.-A quantity Of old Exchange Paper.
w for sale al this Office. fer iw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

ST. 600 WLh ,! be EoRFEITED If Poets. Er.a
disease 70 less than twenty -four hos For sale wholesale
Fulton street the following Drug sores corner OF h.
ber street and Broadway Chambers aud Church
streets ga Broadway So and $50 BoWery; and Uov
II Bowery Of Carmine and Bedford strres; sth
2tF25 - 1850
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

~ Nov that our little bark is launched
and fairly under way, it remains for the Wings
of Holmes to say whether or not It VIII be
borne along with prosperous breeze, or wheth-
err il is doomed to encounter adverse winds
which W III drive it upon shoals and qrlcksands,
and there left to perish amid the tempestuous
pillows of political connection. Shall we be
sustained! This is an interesting enquiry not
only to us but to every Wing within our coun-
ty limits. The gallant Wings of Holmes who
urged and encouraged Us to commence the
publication of Wing paper in this place,
will no DOUBT think that we are doing them
great injustice in propeundirg to item an IN
terrogator which emplies in the slightest de.
gree doubt of their Willingness to aid us al
they can in the furtherance of our object, 10
wit: the estabishn ent Of correct princi ples,
aud the good of our common country; but the
great expense we have encountered in order to
bring about this dsderatum, renders it i'm
perative upon us to make this appeal TO each
ard every Wing of the county OF Holiness
Shall we be sustained!
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21
OUR COUNTRY Its LIBERTY.

OF WIG DocTRINEs.-Our creed is lone
Presidential term the restoration of the fed
eral government to it's legitimate objects the
restoration of power to the people the sepa-
ration of the money power from the political
power the restoration of a sound and uniform
currency the reduction of government patron
age; the retrenchment of extravagant eXpen-
ditures encouragement to American lat or and
industry an end to destructive experiments
upon the currency and enterprise Of the coun-
try an end TO experiments on the constltu-
ton; an end to the project of taking from the
state governments the control of the militia OF
the states, and of adding standing army to
the overgrown power Of the executive re-
turn to the old and tried principles of james
Madison and james Monroe.
I hese are tie doctrines that are in the
mouths Of the great Harrison party, and that
stand forth at the head of all their journals
We believe the election of General Harrison
to be as certain as any future political event !;
and we feel confident that if the proper ever
iions are used, IT the arguments in tavor of a
change of administration are urged in the right
spirit, it will be effected by vote approach
ing uEanmity.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

o. We are at length enabled to present TO
the citizens of Holmes County, the first num-
Der of the " WIG REPUHLIcAN." Its poli:i-
cal complexion may at once be seen from the
names of Harrison and Tyler, which grace the
head of our editorial columns. No effort shall
be spared to make it what its name imports, a
fearless advocate of true Republican Wing
principles. No lenity will be extended to cor
rupt parry serving office holders ana ofice-
seeking demag CUES but while we aim well
directed blows at them, and use untrng ener-
gies to ferret out corruption, end expose it to
public gaze, we will stutiohsly avoid giving
utterance to ought that may wound the sens-
bilities or honor of our political adversaries.
4 proper respect to the opinions of others
promI Is US to adhere to this rule. Towards
Cur editorial brethren the same courtesy will
be extended, SO long as they observe a like ct
iquette.
1t is our wish to make the Wing Republican
IN acceptable journal to all classes. After
the election. due attention W i'll be paid to the
selection Of such matter as will afford general
satisfaction. Legislative and Congressional
proceedings will. be- furnished cur readers
at the earliest possible moment, after they
transpire. Agriculture, Commerce and Liter
ature shall command our strict attention