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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

TO THE PUBLlC.-we call the special attention Of the
public 10 The Inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co.
s Broadway for investing in real estate situated IN Or
leans MISUNDERSTANDING the attempts made by the pous David
Haze Oi the Journal Of Commerce, have good
knowing a The affair in question e entire conf
demo: OF The communicated Recommend those persons
who have any doubts, to call Sylvester Co
srous OF giving the most full and perfect satisfaction IN
ply 70 any inquiries made. ms y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
COLES BOOKKEEPING.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY
"A NEWThe which form the basis OF the cience
cassed under Five Divisions, with definite explanations
after the forms of grammar and arithmetic II contains so
cAbulary of mercantile and phrases Also, key ex
planning the and of Jounazng oil the Day
Book entries practical accountant would explain the same
his pupils this smpes the science that any young
Of common English education acquire knowledge without
the teacher To which added Directions to
the Learner Commercial Calculations and PRACTICAL Forms for
books extent and variety OF commercial
houses Public the first delivered upon the sub
ject, &c-ths day published by William Jackson l02
Broadway aud for sale at the principal Bookstores the
United nS-6m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF WAsHINGTON-Tbe
proprietor Of the above esta shmen grateful to the public
for aud dssous Of the same
has reduced the price Of boarding 10 81 rs per day.
The above establishment
Third and -Four aud Half streets, about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot where porter always in attend
ance 20 take charge Of baggage.
ja29-isw I'm ISAAC BFFRs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

plANO FORTES FOR HIRE.-A variety of good Piano
Fortes be at No. 40 Fourteenth street between
the Ft and sixth avenues, at short distance from the Rail
road, and can be hired by the month single evening
Also assortment of Piano Fores patterns
OF rosewood and mahogany which will be sold at the mauc
tuiers prices and warranted for ja232meodt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CLIREHUGH'S

TRICOPHEROUS, OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
of his long established and highly approved specific
against
BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR,
and for the removal OF DandriH from the Skin.
FROM its great celebrity aud many, limitations have
been fosed the public under various DISCUSSES 0ne
individual avertses article which he has lately named Me
deal Composition and ladies and gentlemen have been
disappointed purchasing the for the other This caution
Is deemed necessary to prevent future mistlkes
original and genuine be had only at the PrOprete
Hair Cutting Rooms Of Fulton aud Broadway, (up
stairs and of his appointed Agents. B. Dodd Druggist
ner Of Blocker and Broadway and VIM Minor Druggist
Franklin House, Broadway.
Ready made Wigs aad Scaps in great variety. ja2em-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

no MARRIED WOMEN.-is u not but ~ We'll s1o,1
that w families Of the mar often increase beyond the
many instances does the hsrdworng father and more espe-
cay the mother Of poor family remain slaves throughout
and living but 10 to when they might enjoyed comfort
and comparative ahnenee and n aud toll have weighed
often Is the widow left. unable with the most vrtnous nten
tons TO save her iherss offspring from becoming degraded
then II moral Tor parents 20 increase their families regard
less II consequences 10 themselves the wei berc OF ho
within our eonirol fl, aiy,rtiseT ssS ~ sa,y q,
this subject AMI estimating he benefits rgsutig ID fbou
~ the celebrated midwife and female paysian Mrs Re.el
the grsntmothcr oi the avcrtiser) who has made u
Jcc her parcu and especial study i IL and vr
healthy within control Ererv dispsssin.e rs"
Gus and enlightened mind will unhesstngy answer in s
affirmative; This then all that Mrs r. recommends or ever
recommended. Price Eve dollars packare a~cornrsni.J M
fn and per'cult directions. Fer te convenience hose n
ahls 20 cal prrseny ~Crcuars" more fuly exrlanator
Will b. sent free oeypss postags cveep ta spv rt KS
shn cters rlust be postpaid and sddrssaed
MApAME REsTELI: Fsmal- fhy stefan PrseiPai Office.
or. VI Fhiad pha Office. 9sl South Eighth street f-s I'M
FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING Pill : -s,rI a..
o~en ~. success Of adamc Rcsels Female Monthly r..
~ the however oburste or from what.ys, rs
duced that they have entirely superseded hs various
drugs and poisonous specifics heretofore used 10 the
Of health aud Madame Restell the ceebated vre
and female py scis Grandmother Of the advertiser frat
NY Ne y years ago into some Of the principal
efficacy and that they have since been altogether about
ed Although mild and safe yet being composed ingredients
me Married under circumstances ain from their s
or rsa IN The fnl and osed
Ia Ohe s9 Greenwich street Courtsndt " " and a
9 Th aa,snul Ft,e near Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA
d,t,on g -, n has made indispezssb. 10 appoint adj
hr street mar Caharn@. qst Grand street corner 81 a.
nas b. " F s steiner = Houston; a ths Bookstore, q Ave
WESTMINSTER street Providence r. T. ~ cIJfms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

MN WANTED-A few smart, ablebodied spirited Youn
wen ir The u y. Artillery and Infantry 10 shorl suhe
e ooa good clothing and from 81 70 sls fcr month will
'e''~'' -'if's a. ~ " i-hhston street fell I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

- TO RENT possession Immediately several suites
Ef OF Rooms in the two three story Houses and
slit s Fulton, suitable for lawyers Offices Terms mode
rate Application ~ be made TO
ic3 2w- GRAHAM, WOOD POWERS, 20 Wall st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

ST. 600 WILL BE- FORFEITED If p, Poets's Erad-
Ncator TAILS deli
disease IN less than twenty -four hours For sale Wholesale
and retail by appointment, by A. b. d. SANDS 100
Fulton street. and the following Drug Cham
bers street and Broadway corner Of Chambers Church
Streets ga Broadway 60 and $50 Bowery Burnett HOW'LL
II Bowery of Carmne and Bedford Sixth
avenues and Burnets Patent Medicine store Canal street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

NEW SEED STORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
forms amateurs of horticulture and the public general
that he has just received splendid Roses
melias, Rhododendron kamas, and variety of
cou nhoue Plants. Most Of them quite new
have before been introduced this country He
on haad large stock of excellent vegetable and Flower Seeds
of last and will sell the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

peor pure Ale bresed the German style ia the above
Establishment of J. r. Warbarg, constantly hand and
sale in barrels aid halfdo for family use in shipping
order, at No. $ Pine street first floor. dIi 3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

DR. HULL'S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES-Ofice
Vesey street. Asor HouseA Surgeon of years prac-
ce, constant attendance. radica cures are
given all Of reducibe rupture the strength and const
utoaal health OF the patient being otherwise unimpaired-
With proper adaptation Dr. us Truss perfectly
tam the rupture without the least the
or the slightest Interruption to exercise business
Attendance given private houses when required
alter O'Clock, by the office Surgeon.
N B-Patents cautioned against trusting spurious in
yenons OF russes advertised upon Hul-
None genu unless they bear the AMOS O.
the only Office in New York, is the original
formerly IN Fulton street. but now at No Vesey
a30eody
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

Mr. EDIToN;-IhrougA the medium of your col.
umns, wish TO usk the following questions and
hope Mr., WADE M. JACKSON, will be good enough
to answer them.
|. Did you not in 1880, pretend to be an uncom.
promising Democrat
:, Were you not a candidate for the caucus nom
ination in 1880, and did you not exert yourself to
procure the nomination.
D. After being outvoted ia the caucus did not
several OF the Wings, propose to give you the sup
port OF their party provided you would oppose the
nominated candidate, and did you or did you not
accept their proposal, and desert your own political
party for the sake Of Office!
A. Has the lapse of ten years, made you more
honest than formerly, and if not, please inform the
public, whether the Wings can again buy you up,
provided The democrats agree to elect youl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
PUBLIC MEETING IN GLASGOW
A SPECTATOR.
July 18th, 1910.


AT meeting of portion of the wings of
Charlton township, held IN the town of
Glasgow, on Saturday, the 18th July, 1910.
Col. J. M. BELL was called to the chair. and
IHos. N. CocKEnlLL, appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been
briefly explained by Messrs. VAUGHAN and
CoCKERILL, on motion it was
ReSolred, That we will have BARRIE
CUE at this place on Saturday, the 25th inst.
for the purpose of fair, open and temperate
discussion OF the politics of the day, at
which time and place all political parties are
respectfully invited to attend, not only to
seat and hear" but to speak, guaranteeing
to our political adversarles the same rights
IN discussion which we take ourselves.
ResoIvcd, That the ladies are all respect
fully and particularly invited to attend.
On motion. committee of five was ap-
pointed to attend to the rules and reguIa-
lions governing the public discussion
TO appoint other committees, &c. Where
upon,
JAMES JONES, R. G. VAUGHAN, THoHAs N.
CocKERLL, w. d. SwINNEY and w. G.
CHILEs were appointed.
committee OF ten was then appointed
TO solicit subscription, consisting OF the toll
lowing gentlemen: J. II. CLEyELAND, J. Ii.
EsrILL, W. +. DUNMcA, JOSEPH HuGHEs,
EDMUND LEWIS, JOHN MAppox, Il. J. HAYS,
&. Z. CApY, w. d. SwINNEY and w. N. FEA.
EEL.
Also, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed to attend to the arrangements OF
the table-keeping order-and to give s?e-
cia attention to the ladies, &c. A. &.
WooDs, J. I. CLEVELAND, p. w. NowLlN,
w. EIooroN, WIN. A. WILSON, G. p. BoNDu-
RANT, john TURNER, d. B. WMIrE, r. G.
RUNNloN, o. S. CoLEMAN, Il. w. RATERIN,
p. l.. Hurt, SAML. CARROLL, >. w. LEWIS
Il. X. PULLrAm, WIZ. CauMp, Benz. TURNER,
T.. FISHER, J. F. FINKs, WV. ii. WoRsHAm,
john w. FEAzLE, SAmL. WILHoIr, A. ID.
Rock, K. II. n. SANDERS and JonN HARRl-
SON.
On motion, ReSolrej, That the chairman
& secretary sign these proceedings and that
the editors Of the Boon's Lick Times and
Boon's Lick Democrat be requested TO IN.
cert them in their respective pupers.
The meeting then adjourned.
J. NJ. BELL, Chairman.
I. \. Coo GEluLL, Serrtd1W.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

istration ITSELF and to see that it keeps within the
bounds of the constitution and the laws Of the land
The Executive of the Union has immense power TO
do mischief if he fit TO exercise that power
He may PROSTATE the cOuntry Indeed the country
has been already prostrated 1t has already fallen
from pure republicauism, to u monarchy in spirit
if not in name A celebrated author defines M.
narchy to be that form Of government in which the
executive has ut once the command of the army,
the execution Of the laws and the control OF the
purse Now. how is it with our present executive!
The constitution gives him the control Of the army
and the execution of the laws. He now only awaits
the possession Of the purse to make him a monarch.
Not monarch simply, with the power Of the King
Of England but monarch with the powers of the
AuUcrut of Russia. For Gibbon says that an in
dividual possessed Of these powers ''wiil, unless
closely watched; make himself despot."
The passage of the Sub-treasury bull will give
to the President an accumulation of power--thc
single additional power that the Constitution with
holds from him, aud the possession of which will
make him monarch. This catastrophe to freedom
should be- and can be, prevented by vigilance, union
and perseverance.
["We will do it," resounded from twenty thou
sand Voices 'we will do it"l
In conclusion, then, fellow citizens, would i'm
press it upon aDemocrats and Whigs--To GIVE
UP THE IDEA OF WATCHING EACH OTHER, AND DIRECT
YOUR EYE 70 THE GOVERNMENT. DO that aud your
children, nnd your chldren's children, to the latest
poslcrity will be as happy and as free you and
your fathers have been.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18
10 M. CadN. Editor Of The Times.

DEAR SHIT has occurred to me, that it would
not be wholly undressing, to yourself, and others
Of our friends, to ascertain, through eyewitness
what the great democratic party doing in this
part Of the county.
The community, about Glasgow, has been in the
utmost commotion, for the last week, about grand
Democratic Barbecue. which was TO come off on the
llth; at first it was nOised abroad, by one of the
most prominent members Of the party, here, that
the Wings were not wanted on the occasion, and
that if perchance, any should attend they would be
insulted. This declaration was made in the pres-
enco of many respectable gentlemen, one of whom
had, on the papers being presented to him, sub
ScriJed his name anil patd his dolq. So soon, how
ever, as this intelligence reached him, being plain
peaceabe citizen, and feeling in common with every
gentleman, degree Of unwingncss to be nsulted
or kicked out Of company, lie rather eXpostulated
against such proceedings, when he was fatty told
that his room would be preferred to his company,
and that his name would be erased and his dollar
returned, which was done This as you may i'm.
agine created some talk, and was looked upon by
the gentlemen Of the party instance of the
grossest illiberaty; finding it likely to produce
Sltt lds Is COuhlllun nOW-a-QayS WIN the partY)
counsel Of war was called, at which were present
some three or four of the leading men, and as many
more Of their satellites, when the following dia-
logue ensued between the three whom | Shall for
tie present dcnominate, Sir John Falstulf Justice
Shallow, and Slender
Sir Join-Wcll, what in the Devils name have
you dragged me here ior,-come, speak quick, for
| am IN hurry and don't intend to be bOtnering my
brains with your ID ioulery.
Siender.-Why, the fact is, Sir John, we are all
in small PRIMARY and we should like it you
would helpus out of it--you know--ahout this din
ner--
Sir Joha.--l know what do know. | know
we are to have dinner, and that's all know about
it,
der.--WeIl, | said you knew, That we did
not want the Wigs there, and if they wen, there
they would be insulted So | scratched off the
name of one that had been requested to subscribe
and paid him his dollar back, and it is making a
devil of fuss among the people here both Wigs
and Democrats; they say it was wrong, and unless
an invitation is given to the Wings, they will think
we want to keep our proceedings secret, or are
afraid to have the Wigs there lest they convert
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

5. Do YOU think. n man, wlo sold himself to the
Wings in $780, could be induced to trade with them
ia 1910, and if not give us the reason, why The
democrats should trust you without an experience!
These are plain and homely questions, but they
are asked in sincerity, and as you now pretend to
belong to the party, who pretend - object to Gen.
HARRISON, for concoalng his opinions, hope you
will answer. DATA"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

The scml-annnnl statement Of the State Bank
VIII be found in our columns to-day. 1t shows a
regular curtoiIment Of the discounts and business
OF the Parent Bank at least for the astsix months;
and a dImlnution Of the means of our citizens to
tn"t extent, at a time when they could least bear
it,-New Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

We have recent accounts Of two Van Buren,
editors having raised the Harrison flag, viz; the
Baltimore American, and Louisiana ADVERTISER
also OF the discontinuance of four Van Buren,
and neutral papers. No faint signs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

Nh, Thomas Watson, late editor Of the Ms
soui Argus, has been rewarded by the President
with the Office OF Postmaster at ST. Louis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

The census of the territory OF Iowa has beer
nearly completed It will not mach exceed fifty
thousand.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Who gave "cross ways" certificates in 1880,
when he was the anti.caucus candidate for the lie.
gislature
AnStccr: W ade NJ Jackson.
Who afterwards offered as candidate for Cap
tain in the Black Hawk war, and was badly
beaten
AnSUer Wade M. Jackson.
Who then run for Lieutenant in the same COM
pany, and was badly beaten
AnSwer Wade M. Jackson.
Who then run for Ensign in the same compa.
no. and was badly beaten
AnStcer Wade M. Jackson.
Who then run for Orderly Sergeant in the same
company, and was badly beaten
AnSUer Wade Nj. Jackson.
Who is now the caucus candidate for the Lee
gisature
AaSWer Wade M. Jackson.
These things can never be forgotten by
AN HONEST DEMOCRAT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-18

GLASGOW MALE & FEMALE SEMINARY.
Mr.. CADY:- attended the examination of this
institution on Thursday and Friday last, and was
tluly gratied at the progress the pupils have evil
IDENTIFY made in the sercra branches of science they
pursuing. | heard classes examined in Arith
metic, the Latin, Natural Philosophy, Chymistry'
&c. In all these branches, the students gave salts
factory answers to every question proposed, and
they were numerous and of difficult character. At
the close of the exercises, the Rev. w. H. Lewis,
made Il few pertinent and appropriate remarks. in
which he expressed his high satisfaction at the pro-
grSss of the pupils, and at the faithful and and able
manner in which the institution had doubtless been
conducted
The compositions were of high order, and gave
abundant evidence, that Education in this Seminary
is of an entirely practical nature. Those who pat
ronize the institution, have every reason to be
pleased, and will no doubt do all they can to sustain
it, There were several compositions of 50 high an
order, that if can procure few extracts, should
like for the public to have them. The following
are the subjects Of the different compo sitions, with
the names of the young ladies and gentlemen, who
composed them.
lhdTld n. Dull--Jh Lfil CpeuhlHn,
Lucy A Harrison-On Hope,
Mary E. McCoy-On the Formation of Character,
Elizabeth Herndon-On Female Character,
Agnes w. Lewiston the Importance of Order.
Sophronia ]. Lewis-The Power and Glory of the
Creator displayed in the Creation,
Mary A. Turner--The Planetary System,
Ann Jane McCoy-Trust not Appearances,
Henrietta Bull-The Beauties Uf Nature.
James o. Swinney-On Union,
John Kerr-Value Of an Unspotted Reputation,
Benjamin W. Smith--9n forming the habit Of
Drunkenness,
Bolivar Shackellord--On Republicanism,
James B. Red-History of School ROOM
Henry Ger-Evils Of Intemperance,
John Giller--On Education,
Henry w. Reid-On Government.
There were several others not now remembered
trust the friends of education will exert them.
selves in the vicinity, to render such encourage
ment to the institution, as TO remunerate suitably
the Teachers engaged in the noble work of i'm
parting instruction to the rising generation.
Respectfully,
A SPECTATOR.
| July 18th, 1910.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

on any person in The service without sen
tence Of a court masial, when that is re.
qured by law, or the writteR order Of the
Captain Or Commanding officer or the
vessel, or commandant Of the navy yard
TO which he is attached, where The author
ity 10 cause il 10 be Inflicted, rests in the
discretion of The commanding officer, spe-
cifying the offence or offences, and the
extent Of the punishment 10 be itlicted ].
which order shall be read, and the punish
ment inflicted inpresencc Of The officers g.
men belonging to the vessel or navy yard.
All such orders for punishment shall be
entered on the log book, and quarterly
return made to the Secretary ofihe Navy,
stating the names of the persons punished,
their offences, and the extent Of the pun
ishment inflicted, together with such expla
nations or remarks as the commanding
officer may deem necessary 10 Il proper
understanding Of the case.
The President also directs that the law
authorizing The enlistment Of seamen and
others for the naval service, as it may be
ir operation at the time Of enlistment, shall
be printed on the back Of the Shipping arli-
Giles, and read to each person DESTROYS to
enter, previous to his signing them, IN or.
der that he may know precisely the en-.
gagcmcnl ard obligations he is about TO
rontract.
Navy Department, May goth, 1910.
To our minds, this is much better than
empty profession and Follow sympathy,
sucL as for the present suits the party in
opposition TO assume for the purpose of de-
ceiving the penplc. Deeds, not words,
are the test of sincerity, and by the former
let the President lie judged here and
hereafter,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-25

i Government, on effect moi TO be lightly
estimated.
You perceive | am sanguIne in my
| predictions Or the salutary consequences
Of this much condemned measure, Of
which you have simple statement Of my
opinion or belief without the argument.
supposed YOU asked 40 more, ac argn-
ment on a financial subject is moi worth
much; what udappear a good system
on paper, might turn out 10 be bad one
ia practice, and an Indifferent or objec-
lionabIe one on paper, very good one IN
practice; but an argument against a sys-
tenn founded OIL the dishonesty OF mankind
is very false onej men must carry into
effect systems, men must collect and men
must disburse the public revenue, and il
matters nothing whether that revenue be
Of gold and silver or Of paper. II indeed,
The paper be good for nothing, that ID sun
cent security against embezzlement: II e.
qua!ly good, is easierof embczzlementthan
gold and silver. Will it matter much If
the men who collect and dsburse, happen
TO be Wings OF Democrals2 ! have pref
" much the same confidence in both; the
one set have been already there to steal
and plunder; the other have yet 10 come.
From this project, to deal in gold and
silver have never been able to conlec-
iure how by any possibility, loss or deirl-
ment can acIue to any body. IL It true
mass OF Tic community is so corrupt, that
il is willing TO deal in nothing but bad
paper, or DO the politicians persuade them
they will have bank, the cxlinguisher
Of all other banks, whose paper will be
equal 10 gold and silver? Instead Of loss
or deirmenl. | have seen no inconven-
fence TO result TO any body, except, indeed,
in the first instance, TO the merchant, TO
him il will be novel operation for time,
but for short time; il it costs him more
trouble and expense to be always ready
10 meet the Custom House demand, he
knows how to charge that expense 10 his
customer, and my word upon il, the GUS
toner Of his merchandise will be the last
to complain, if he sees nothing in an in
significant charge, but redemption from
evil suffering and a restoration 10 the com
forts aud enjoyments OF life, to which, in
every country, the pocket aud tray Cling
money in gold and silver coinage so emf
nenlly contribute. The very fraction Of
a per cent. charged by the merchant, for
his trouble and expense Of keeping gold
snd silver TO answer occasional demands,
will be more than repaid by the direct len
dcncy of the operation 10 keep that gold
and silver at home, which might other
wise 90 abroad-it will tie by SO much
more The valuable at home, and therefore
cannot leave the country. But enough
every body tires Of this dry subject. The
President should long since have compelled
his party to carry out the measure.