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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

VIRGINIA: At rui ; iic.I IN ti,t l-tN's J!iice 81
the Circuit Superior tuuTt 'i Law n ~ . haLc.y
i,r the county al OH, IA s,sIth Yi July, $50
ii &c Ri"r, Go ur'.innui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

GROCERIES AND lI0TORS.
Tags s'rniir scented RIO Cole.
W ~ 10 tags Pepper
10 hall chests Y. Hyson Tea.
500 los. ground Pepper.
500 CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch Snuff.
! uhd MIj.!er
10 D. W. vcrig.i-d Soap
! ca.k French Currnnis
10000 los Loaf Sisir.
nhd "" Engaad Run. a superior article.
~ bh.S Malaga wmo fLorug's brard)
Casks pale golden sherry Wine.
ccrupu Indigo.
51o0 percussion caps just received and for sale hy
oct 10 M REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

A SEVERE CASE OF JEErIING, VIII
" SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured by. The iua,I
Ihle Am rirau Soothing Syrup uf br. W Evan
Mrs MCPHERSON. residing at no 2. Madison street
called al tlIc Medieval Office of Dr. W Eyaus No o.
CinilIin street. y y. and purchased q bottle Of do,
syrup for hrr rhI. who sBi!' ring c1crucaiII.
pain dgrug the yrrr.~s OF druitiDu. being IaonsrI
-y Threatened with com, ulsiprs us bowel, too vcr,
oErocdIYgy loose. mud TODD could bs retained %.
thr stomach kImpst rprus !iaIcly after us snplira
Ton. lIe 1li-niug symptoms entirely ceased Md Do,
came quito natural ~ tr.mic 81 gratitude Tor tH,
benefit afforded ic child. the mother came other uv
accord. aII freely sanctioned pnbiirrty To- the above,
BE particular 10 applying al 100. Clatiru si-r.rl
there arc several c1unterici's advertised 80 oih,i
place n the cIty Eas the genuine iDr sale
Brgg-s # gim'rrfets.--C tustD,. Ba particular
900 purchasing th7f the lIIi Of rs N1.Iirrr,
CONTAINS notice OF ifs" entry acc1rIus 90 AsfgI CON
g-r." AuI bee likewise particular iu obtaining thrtr
20 100 Cpltlium street. N,~ Y,il or irom the rcgu
90 Asrrt
nr - ". II EING a. wr,orr Wheeling
nR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER NND 4
- CUE PtfIS-Th,-c ..i. POI .,dmrahjy adaf.
frd 20 fi1fu uniform racilu 'he different upirca
D these distressing mIlujss particularly recon,
mcuisl f1 plHIr notice o. the 8ccs.ion offhe cod
stage. ahrn the f1ro and limbs of the sgier,r hsrl,
pale ord r sensation oroo.d and laurupr =. felt per
s1i.aE 'ls W Iuc s-tem, their administration b. ao
-.u,srird with astonishing surrcsstpy som lesson
e sIfeIusuI distressing s'vcupr. and violent sh1.
sr~ 'Il ~ continuing BOB tboIr lsr, ,s3.rrcrd) will
I.UmItff ire The most obstinate 1guc. These pills
rr.D. al utility Boo those distressing eases where
ntrre' asll0wucEs ~ complexion pan boz fh, region,
Of ihs liver tension and dstr,s Boo The cpgasrr 70.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
Newark, y. J. July 81. Is isss. ' %

Dyspep,io. or IhdiPesiiOn E,yici aaly Z RED
Mr.. VI N. Fucker. i aNiug lattly tie n rrsIOItd 10
sound state ufhea.th, through the eflica,v If Z.
Hunts Botanic Pills thinks II sriudl,neusablc do y
state certain .aCts Tea'tre 10 ihc disc unu
which hr had ~ long suffered, The sympt ~ :
w.re-a painful obstruction. with constant Gerc-
tIon % food, head ache, pdiplIaIiun Ut the b,
,owness o! spun 5 a truubl' some dry cough, dzZl
ness tighincss at IKE ch.st ar Git ultv b. cath
ius. almost constant pain in the side, loIuS. auC
shouldrTs atcn .upnnied with much iansuor anC
ichi i'v. Thee all cii~ns together with an u,.-
,sual degree Oi iistuleucc, brought on ouch a STA
ifst'remc weakness. as 10 prevent han from at
din" his l'usIne- eni his health appeared los
beyond T, cpvCry HIS tTI.uds I'D relatives became
tlarnied ~ the melancholy nos ect AID siIonyl,
commended Hunt> Botanic PiltF--,hey were ld
nini tired, aid IN q few d 'ys produced a.tonsh-
ng rr'iet aud f4a.ly reaIiz Il pcrf,ct T, sturaton
70 sound health VIM TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
BEWARE or C UNTERrI RS

CGu,ior .-Er aricu'3r in Irr,l oSirE 10 sc
that the label If his Medicine contains notir, -
- rntty According 70 OF CUisIess. And ~
kew lsr articulJr IN hiuI'.in2 them II lOo la
ham So, New York. @ n, ~, the
REGuLI K .GFNTS.
NM. n. KING hsrlIf;uf Va.
-. q. y A l. -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

In iHtsres'iBR cdar 'f orHrSs of@pirifs, trih n
riHisHt NPJsWO tic Affection.
MIR. Francis Caldwell Was .fHcicd for several
years wiz extreme debility. together with q tram
Of symptoms gcncr illy termed nervous affections
'nd "hch perhaps, ~ wouldie impossible fer the
.hls case the spas'us N the sfpr. och were ~ f.,
iurni sra cNcTuciii.ug az nearly tU deprive hIu
u reason pains 'n the pbs. extending even 70
he ing r. aud tors, fG, ul, nee. sickness al H.,
Homa'h. hni genet: 81 aii a'lsu II the " no.,
Ns.'m' ms 'rr'h iha.a common tntl tent ,ndtr-
fem"Ne tIcsr distressing symptoms. aud rcstor,
ihc constitution 80 IT. fgfmcr ehct2y l,rg, p,,r
ton medical skill lad b,en exhausted Wisl,rt
ans advantage; change Of air and other Tcu,edt,s|
were also unavai inR and tie mind and body an.
feared To be devoted go ruthless disease. IN this
hopeless and linSnit situaii n, Mr Caldwell yhs
rsc0mmenfc cd make trial Of Hunts botanic Pill.
me elects Of which were visible " few DAYS
''4 by con'nuahcc OF the me lirfue arcDTdins
o directions, h- strength became cniupetely rssi,,
%, i1d ? sound state n health most bapi iiy 80
.7bIsht d. FRNNCIS t,AfDy FIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

Di1rsssisr case Of Srcsrs SposaaSic AUlwa no.,
Ceoiiy cared by fhArs Botauie PiHs
Mr. Henry White, vas !OI.ags9sceof tuo ves,s
a''''''' VIZ" 'S'f- Asthma Oh proceeded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

iulv IL -Im n. IIICKUAN Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
VA JON SSON.

#. AE'1'lr utu Mo has made wal "f n. ". ~
Us <'nthp x SyTsp IN lamN tIu ~ OF q teeth
~ chi y W. she1 uS TO at, tit ~ t,Gd u entirely
HteGtuti rrlcyu; ,1tu N sic ~, - urtErui
us tie cbn "a ieu,cs winch SOME uIIr> i'uow. We
-hse.tIly cbnt - ath hlv rtl'.! - IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

LircT Conn 'dim, n .h mUci Derange Of IA.
LirCr :, stem.
VT Joshua Rob rts an ced with bilious
and yUus Isease L. an aiuTunug degree, 4 q n
ii'rudcd with all the aIstr ssiug y mptoms hi,h
fleet relaxed cpndIiun. VIZ: a SICK head i, h,
loss IF appetite, gludIness ia tie heaG pain III.
stomach after tafing unusual trcmurs, saii'iuu
-pasmo'1c palhs m every part OF ;hc todv. col
chill, zailuw HpleN.Ou, COSTUMES and con
stan, dull pain IN the right side, which often indu
rcd tic most dreadful debility; indeed he ihoul b.
Ne was afflicted with every internal complaint IN,
hrinan bod shall 70. ~ vas s'n,Tau maxi =
rial OF varl"ns remedies all o. which were equally
'ruitle-s ~ he had recourse H. Hunts Bntaulr
PIl!s from The Superior y.rtPes Of which rdl, no
las health l. pert, ct'y Tc-es tablishtd, aud Is row
lhlc'" pa. ~, his CHae, ~, ~ free from pain or
lfseEse. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

An cTirdOrdiHdry c SC nj Re1mcf fsE, 0ccOto ps,-
MED uiti DiarrtIed d d Nervous d,biiity
Mr.. Joseph Mar, from being exposed 10 cod
attacked with most painful Rhpuna,ic com.
plaidi uf IA" he'd and neck which con tinucd WI h
distress rg violence Tor several months The r:u-
cipal symptoms wcre-a swelling and eSCTuciatine
IN IN a the Jpiuts, and an cnfiTs loss of ticjI
use: hutn the pam aud the lever generally suffered
an O. ~ the evening, The pains were incregs
ed on thc slightest motion. aud were more sew. :.
~ the nI2hi time. \ constant diarflara, Wkict
produced rs genera coas qucuccs -fatuiency L,vy
ness OF spiris, aud general wasting of the be- ~
he was indeed - extremely 90 ttai has ur,ilrs'
attendant could not y sslby give the least no. .
Of hiS recovery and u vas generally bcl..StdLy
hts r lajIv,s and friends t,at all the Incidence -
treatment n THIS world could not him any 'ryliei
Rut seeing an advertiscnu Hunts Bniap,c
Pills, Inc vas directed by "a Almighty Pr,viucur,
10 use thcm, lac d.d y, and after fortnight IN =
" due, ia favorable chang, and he nov heal
thy and str.Ig man JOS. HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

70 EW STOEE-'rhc subscriber respectfully IA
' ioras Ihr riIiHrns "i Wheeling aud SIcniy. ti,I
Ia is o,eIie 'he formerly occupied 10y f. : a
G. L. iiOE 90 Market street. Th enfire nc,r sfo,6
of DRY GOODS which lac viii sell as low as They can
be- orErrcl IA the city for cash County merchants
ana farmers invited 10 call before purchasing
Elsewhere. J. MYERS Jr
Wheeling oci -. lsf)-rC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

- rtas \ II. jONPUSi ZION OR
8 D!APHORErIG POWDERS. -Dnc Of TIE
'ry be- rrU,i - t'r coios sa olrrT Ing ISprs us
caused y suplTesScr p,T-t iL-u eva vet CuIuuIn
ti f--paTcd AID IJI sa.o Ug a. AEEG.lL,
- - 8! 81 market q are.
: Hi.J NIIiC DROPS Many rene
a Oh, nav hgca iuh led og thu Rheumatic 10.
- !d H' prof. Solo, tcI'NJ Cucr Bat a. = ton
go. g"'"tGy she |uT.C : ohai.,uE,C to L'oGlue &
ornr 1'd solo Icy 4 SNI Ri'L.
-9-F =: Ma kct sue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

q NODl T. DROPS mr children
- Srp,rl1r to pa,rt5ric. 'Ra'enar's drob -
my yjcyura non knuv,", fu' vhro itU pro T
'puui and T--t the trav, tli, -tS.HGc.. and bOYe
q natural AMI hal hy state
i crartC aud Tor ,ic by /. ANFRIIT;
scr 90" u aHkri Sruqrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
EXCHANGE
ClsEFETa!!aI HOUSE.

scp 2y-2n WV. STNMM.
q OPS-!hc higlcsi nlnrkrI price will bc puId toy
u a HOPS. well cured. DELIVERED at the WarciuuSe
OF the sn!rcriBeroa M,usuc street
Oct W r.. TYSON
- Tu.4, J..,t.,t.. Z AZ .son -. rigul
$50 h = rails
80 d. while Lead ltvory s Oslcu's rInd)
de-. shOi jdsl r,r,.iycd and !br sale b.
ouI Is. " VI PAXTON. \ son
fENANNLES OIi--20 barrrls Tanners iru.'n
"a CA r,.coivrd th,, d.,,. i"s sale l,y
SOiA)AION KING.
~ Wrter .r..s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

AOT DROPS. an Invaluable re,ned,
y = f,r chol q aud other pains OF the stomach
.uc boyyrl~. n1d ~ excellent pr,scry Iiye against
cod. Prepared and for al, by 4. AyeriIl H.. Ma
hcl quar-. sep -J.-ii
{ y OUNCE cF PEEEISN FIVE. -
WORTH FOUND o. CURE.-DR. A
NEFIiI'S SICK III 40 ACHE FILLS. have e.
2alH aga proved an riirc'usl rrruciy against thar
distressing disease wAeu dlrcrt.- are :alffIy fnl
lowed. They clrausc IT, stoua % re-uItc a. IN.
Nyr Pr.ys prev" % DySpeg~ restore t appetite
nrrv'nt a host fills aud aches which Il IA l. haf
O.
PrcpGrrj end f.r sale ~ the Bofanic Dru. and
D,dl''rs stare. q MARKET - rarr -,.i,t - n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

NlRGINN-TS CHNNCERY-ht Rules held in The
Clerks office Of The Circuit superior Couu OF Law
and Chancrry inr the County Of Ohio ~ the n,oniI,
OF August. 1910.
Henry Moore. and John = Clarke laic partner. IN
business. under the firm Of Moore a Clarke-Con
piaInanis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
nrNrs rOrANIC PlLI.s

Supernatural ncv. although ir,m >osl rt
pisuiS within the know dig, 81 hurd,cus, L,ts IRE
pared Ia show. thar wtcn rs VtacT earthly rene
IS has been ciyrn "a:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
.N\CrS WNNrn RLEMNMRIERl ID:

. Waen a soln & -'crfih.. rr-aCay fpr d.. nfs,s
aasl,ls basn H. --rr-nu>e. Gestn,> tus Ll-s sin-,
Nui r,c;iving p~a~~ ~ = -catcsiy IN ,he power "
81 ;pticisntJ IJb; Its virtues, Or cav - deny
h-.a
whsh Il haS achieved Ascendant CAREER ~
Z ftla.Ss. ~hiCh stTttur-s %" cOtr3 ;gu 90 mere
I-tfut 1rstenS.s1, apn ~sIrttv.. consul -Up. o.
GGnHalyeTesl Favour, hy H,iug>tc NvriI tiuu,
- tropri -ibr' AZ point & the causes r..'H
as,I,rity with lurGr lH2 rae suspicion Of I.sH,l-
$3.50 N ms LLtu. NJ Oh, z l-IMn r-s-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

The article a' prepared by W. Dunls. wa. ,,,.t.
{airo --sct ST. ''''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12

Lew Gregg defendant
THIS day camo fhr comp Iuant by bis attorney and
rd hrs bi boz tbs cause and ,ho defendant not h1y.
ing entered Dr. appearance and given security arcor.
ding o. the act II assembly and TIE rules Of this Court
And b. appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
Lew Gregg b. Dpt au uhabt1ut ~ he Comnn0ny, ral,h
On motion Of ihe complainant hy biz attorney o. 10
nrdereI fb0i he s'd lev Gugg DO appear here o fr
fri Joy &c The nsTi December term OF hs Court arf
The complainant bill. anil that cury 81 ihis
order Boz inserted io ne Western Virginia Times for
months succes-ysy and posted The Court house
I1oF ~ ihfs county.
y c1py let y HICKMAN. Clerk
The Defendant in The above cuusc will please take
noire q 81 Hr 21ih daygf October ner will pro.
coed % isse tho deptsii.ous Of ". a. HcrforI and
ofb,s ~ J. NJ Brlrs rn the county Of Mason. AMI
on he 1911 dlvof Novcn.r next tho deposition. oil
stratum anil phsu 81 f'Ie house pf n Rugncr in
'hs ruuuiv ~ Korsvhs ID ls rsad in o. dsnco Nv s.I
rITss SAMUEL CREgG
act 23--2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-12
ALEXANDER +. LhIDLEY. Cicrk
LpNEtI. to- COupi aug IL

~
{ Ihanctry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
ALBANY, Mayo.
The day Of adjournment is not vet fixed upon II
has been expected that the Assembly would get so
far advanced with their business as to concur with
the Senate in designating Tuesday Of next week for
the day, but that seems unlikely. Indeed doubt
very much whether the session will terminate be-
fore the 18th or 10th. The Wings have determin-
ed, and very wisely, think, to transact all neces
sary public business, regardless Of the clamor Of
the minority. III they adjourn and leave any thing
undone, the Focos will abuse them for neglect ting
the interests of the people. IL they remain, and do
up what Is required, they will only incur equal
amount OF viuperation, and they will have the sa-
tisfacton OF knowing that their duties dscharg
ed
probably pass the House tomorrow. IL has been
somew hat changed in its character since il passed
the Senate, but II is wonderfully unpalatable to the
Locos vet, and dare say there will be hard fight
when il goes back to the Senate. The bill for
the reorganization of your Fire Department
lies the table Of the Senate. think il will not
pass that body. Several schemes, which have been
pressed upon the Legislature to serve temporary
political purpose in your city, and which Messrs.
Nerplanck and Tamadge have been constrained to-
support by the opportunities Of certain ciiques that
will not now describe, are beginning TO excite dis
trust and alarm aKong the prudent Wings in the
Legislature, and doubt whether any more Of them
can pass. Give these cliques their own way, and
they would ruin the best organized and most conso-
idated party in three months. Your Senators manage
| admirably under the entertainments and perplexi-
ties which surround them and then, the Cover
nor steers through the difficulties with sammate
tact But your New York would-be great men hav g
raised the devil all the session.
The bill in aid Of the Albany Medical College has
been under discussion the greater part of the day
the Sezate, but no question was taken upon il. Its
fate is extremely doubtful. There seems TO be a
friendly feeling towards the Institution, but three
is strong repugnance TO run the State into debt,
when il is acknowledged all hands to be as poor
as Pharaoh's lean kline.
The plan Of your Corporation to get out OF debt by
borrowing Sl,5oo.oo, just as merchant relieves
himself Of his embarrassments by getting great dis
count, taken up in the Senate. MIR Ferplanck
moved substitute for the entire bill authorising
tax TO pay of their floating debt; bnt the whole mat
ter deferred at the instance Of Me. Tallmadge.
who has new resolution to propose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

Plagiarism.

think j. is ip Macedon where Alexander is porn tell
s: ss
monmouth that the situations look both alike There
W Asf :S %Sss0sf: sGsr
so Mhs Is the name Of the other river but s all one
IKE aa e H."S 70 ~ nse'' ana there '''"0h'
PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 1910.
DEAR Rim your paper Of Tuesday morn
ing, May 9Th, we notice a large wood cngra wing,
P9rp0rting to represent the siege of Fort Meigs,
winch is copied from short life of General Harri-
son, OF which we have secured the copy right. We
regret exceedingly that so liberal man as yourself
| should be imposed on by any engraver designer
selling you what he has stolen from u.s. as original
l! you will look at the sheet life Of Harrison pub
iished by us, and sold by Turner & Disturnell in
your city, you Will perceive that nearly all the pic
ture In question has been copied from of at
the bottom, entitled Battle of Tippecanoe; figure
OF an Indian with which the pirate has filled out the
end, Is copied from the border
AS is necessary for us to protect the copy right
10 our own original designs, shall have recourse
to the law of copyright for that purpose whenever
we find our copyright infringed and we would be
obliged to you to inform the individual who is i'm
posing these designs on you as original that he is
exposing you to the penalties the law ofcopyright
and visit him with just much Of your indignation
as such an offence on his part may to you to
merit by its mean and dishonorable character.
Respectfully yours,
CRooME, MEIGNELLE & Co A., 60 Walnut st.
ANswER.-The coolness-not to say impotence
oil this note, is quite amusing. The design of the
sortie at Fort Meigs the 9Th May, lsl3,was con-
ceived by myself, after diligently reading all the
papers and documents could find the subject.
The Sheet Life of Harrison,''I never saw; and
know not, not, whether it resembles it or not
The first idea got was from western paper, which
contained the whole view of the fort, but not the
battle. took the cut to my engraver, and described
to him what sort of scene wanted him to draw.
In the sorte published in the Herald, there is view
of the fortof the Indansof the troops, and of the
English batteries, and of the eagle-all ordered by
myself There was killing in both battes-soldicrs
in both battles-herses in both battles. Do these
gentlemen suppose that can't put horse, an In
diana hill, tree, into my pictures but infringe
their copyright? mean to get up engravings ofthe
battles both of Tippecanoe and the Thames, in the
most original and magnificent style; and certainly
shall have of the characters in both it'll
out knowing caring any thing about their misera-
BILE designs. Would these gentlemen study the
passage from Henry v. at the head of this article!
The words came from the lips of Capt. Fluellen,
friend of theirs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
spondence Of the Herald.1
CIScINNATr, April 30, 1si0
Financiering in Ohio.

Fmdncerng IN ONO.
DEAR BESNErr:-
Do not imagine that you are 10 menopolizc all the
defalcations the other side Of the mountains
We have some here-and IL properly encouraged.
will soon have The Cenmc re izl Bank of Gin
cinnati is one of the government pets There L-.e
been of late only two defautars in this institution
but the amount is only about 5000 as far al yet
come TO light. One drew his cheek, and the other
paid keeping the books and having the cash in their
own hands, they manageable keep the matter along
very snug. Great exsrtion has been made 10 keep
the affair quiet but their sudden departure has set
the know ing 10 inquire and the above has been
the result. Probably they gone east, to embark
in a steamer This bank has been principally un-
der the control Of apersonagc, whose mistress not
long since applied the horsswhip to him in the pub
lie street. The cashier is Mr.. HALL the biographer
of General Harrison, and sold his birthright for
Of porridgs-that IS, he traficked away his fair
standing in society for the pitiful cashiership in
Of the most unpopular institutions in the state
We also have other matters Of an exciting nature
amongst MS. One Of your great Gnaaciers has with
in the last year associated his with son of one
Of our judges, each advancing TO the boys $1,000.
and set them mp as bankers. A wear had scarcely
elapsed before they became lcranged One ofthem
thinking II necessary to have more funds to make
any progress with their banking business, left fer
New YORK, 10 raise the recaful from his father; but
" appears that the old boy after hearing his sons
story, required him TO make assignment at once,
sufheient TO secure him, leaving our side OF the
house entirely without any thing to chew upon.
However, ] suppose, YOU call that Wall street
sumo is in your city looking after the odd ends
Please help him cut.
In few months we hope 20 be enabled to add some
highly respectable names to the list Of Swartwout
Price, Lewis, Dabney, Newcomb X Co. DO not
despair, dear Bennett
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
Correspondence Of the Iferald.l
aI.rl,. hrinL 10 Tinn.eann.

Lets dunk 70 Tlppecanoc7
DEAn SrR-The Tippecanocs have carried every
ward in the city. This has never before happened
in our charter election. All parties perfectly
satisfied the wings that they have swept the city.
Notwithstanding the unpopularty Of their cand dste
that there enough of them left for seed. The
Argus has few hysterical grins this morning, but
they have proftcd less by the disaifectioa among
the wings than they Anticipated. These ere tirses,
hewever, when any thing short Of sraiailatan Cur.
1ishes matter nc rejoicing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

Isy. More than 900 men At work on the Erie
Canal between Albany and Buffalo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

Gy- Two vessels sailed from baltimore last week
witbsl9o coiored en- grants fsr British Cuina.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

TO Shipmnsters and Captains Oh VesseIs'
For some time past collectors of the Wall street
ress On arriving at this port with late
have the habit of falsely saying that they collect ship
snd foreign for all New York papers In
asehood many captains them and packages
which are intended the Herald No later than
day enc of Wall street collectors made such
sentation o the captain ofthe St. Lawrence
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shipmasers and
CAPTAINS Of vessels that neither Bancker, Lowber
Loaper other Wall oa have authority to
get papers packages intended for the Herald Robert s.
Martini and his Whskered mate with the
pilots belonging the New York Pilot Company alone
take any papers packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York eth April, 1890
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

Circulation Of the Herald.
uo.s,.o Hrp.,n daily oansr ....... 1890
WrTU,v Hsp.In - ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
ErTs. Hre.,n On The arrival ofa steamer Is 900
Aggregate circulation of the Herald, So'oo
OF this immense issue we circulate In
D. , D.nv and weekly about ..... 1000
an.roS r"'A' D"' a -i'' $3.50. $500
Cossrcr,crr " ......... 400
gALTIMonE mot yet established fally1 49,. -.
~,n.nS .sn ,raov Daily and Weekly ......... 800