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DUFF GREEN.
From the susyueaanna Register.

from Me SnsYfeh0nrd Register.
Although the public have been ctten imposed upon b,
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally really useful ana
beneficial medicine Is despised neglected. merely be
cause "found in bad company" am led to thee re-
marks by conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease q
the heart, which had apparently brought her near the
grave. One Of our most skifu physicians was called
who pronounced her disease incurabIe. An ADVERTISE
caught the eye Of her friends and bottle Of il was IN
medaley procured from Benty 4 MitclieIljs in MOI
trose Before she had taken il two days there wasar
apparent improvement She has taken two bottles as
yet, brit her heaith has been neatly restored a.
have no personal motive for Recommending ,,is;
medicine, but merely state this fact, hoping tst
meet the eye OF some who are lab0nng uzder similar d.
eases that they may likewise partakc OF It's dement's.
7th mo. 18th, 1870.
The above psepaIatioa Is cod b.;
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Market Spece. ~ '" I'm
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mac Herring, of lae iusDacnn n,,d s,,,s,.
a,I1sy, luz sais ~ sELlMAR & CROOK,
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EypHTI.TTIC PROPS.
TO THR AFFI,ICT

~ AAAs AS y AsASS = EsASe~-
Those who are Lsb0EinE WndeT tbe e{-
f,,r9s O. theSsssd dtaordess are apple
ed tha4 the SypilAittc Drops are foui.1
10 be the esly sofe, sure, and speedy
cure for tho Vener.El disease ever yet
discovered. Il hss bong been in use,
bt.ato wing bless9ngs and receiving
pgaiae--ii has s4erse4ied all the Qaaek
nostruRs, aud wlilst they have sSDk
into oblivien, never more tobe FeuleSn {
ben.d. the Syplli!i4ic Drops are EeScu-
ing ia thousands AZ the afflicted from
w. untiHseiy grave. In 5 word, 1t tN,~
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SONS OF AFFLICrION Lootx,,.

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Who docs not see in these things the elements
Of power, which may hereafter desolat. our
land with the flames of civil war. for the pur-
pose oil overturning our free institutions And
it is for sounding the alarm in the sight of these
dangers-it is for proposing to discuss the truth
of these propositions, that | have been de-
nounced and prescribed by committee consti-
tutcd of Protestants politically opposed to Bishop
England. 1t is true that the names of many OF
the Committee were attached to the address
without their knowledge or appreciation, and
that, notwithstanding the address censures my
conduct, it is believed the deliberate Judgment
of each and every one of them approved of the po-
sition had taken; both as it relates to the poll
tical interference of Bishop England, and Of the
modification Of our naturalization laws.
These truths give greater importance to the
questions in issue, between Bishop England and
ny self, and am constrained to ask myself, il
such things be in the green tree, what will it be
in the drys
To the ministers OF our holy religion would
say: Do you not see in this, that fearful blow
has been stricken at your rights and privileges?
Do you not see that the rights of conscience, the
liberty of speech, and the existence Of the Pro-
testant Church Is involved in the issnel Do
you not see in it the proof that your great enc
M has already made fearful advances, and that
the overthro5 Of this press will demonstrate to
the satisfaction Of F. opean despots, their ability
!. destroy our institutions; that it will lgive new
zeal ard activity to the cx,riors Of tie enemy
Wide 1t PARALLELS, Il it does not entirely pre-
vent, resistance?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. Dec. SO p. NJ,


The late storm, by causing interruption in the
arrival of the mails has been matter of much insonve
nience just the departure Of the steamboat for England
It has also prevented the arrival Of many passengers,
pected from Canada go out by the In conse-
quence Of this, she has been detained until Tomorrow.
further sales have taken place Of bills on Europe at
nearly yesterdays rates. sae London, and L57aSlS
on Paris
The packet ship Louis Philippe sailed this morning for
Havre, has taken $4,000 in specie.
The stock market heavy at the Board U. S. Bank
declined l. " A. Trust and Banking Co. /, Canton Co. /,
Stsnington !, Mohawk. In qsoting Delaware and Mod
yesterday at decline, omitted to state that il was
dividend 81 per cent of
Domestic bills eontinns to improve under the supposed
certainty of resumption. Bills Philadelphia Balti.
more IiaIJ Indiana per cents 75 Della. Bonds %,
New York State per cents 9..
The citizens of Bedford county, Va, had meeting on
the 23l of November the Of the high rss,rc
lions imposed upon American tobacco in foreign
and expressed themselves in favor of demanding abaa
donment Of those restrictions the imposition Of
tervaling duties articles of foreign produce The o-
lowing gentlemen then appointed delegates to attend
the Of tobacco planters in the city OF Wash
ington on the 10Th December:
Robert Campbell Samuel Hobson, benjamin. 4. Donald,
william C. Leftwitch Rodcriek Mcdaniel, and John o.
Lewich.
on the motion Of John o. Lcftwich
Resolved, That the Hon John Minor Bolts Hon. Janes
Garland and the Hon. William l.. Goggn, be appointed
a,ernacs TO represent this county In fao venon
The citizens Of Anne Arundle county Nd held SINH
Ia meeting the 23h November aud also appointed de-
legates to attend the convention.
We recently gave tables Of the prolacis Of the
West India islands, Brazs and the East Indies The fol-
lowing is statement Of the FIVE principal productions OF
Venezuela exported for year. ending June 9Oh lsae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

T0ovr~ss6ndsnes Of the herAdI
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday morning
SNOW sterm--M Me mbers Of Congress--Wa ASH
lngtOn House - Peansylvania Electoral
Csllege--Gen. Harrison's Cabinet, Sc.
There was a considerable fall OF snow last night.
There was an OCCASIONAL furry Of snow throu bout
the afternoon, bat the storm began in earnest be-
tween five and six o'clock in the evening, and this
morning the snow is from six to eight inches on a
level The merry bells are jingling in every direc-
tion and the city has unusual appearance Of ami
nation and activity The train of cars due frsm
Baltimore at ii o'clock last night did not arrive
until near four this morning. The train which left
here this morning at eight, ran off the track in
sequence of the snow and there doubt that the
mail will be irregular for day or two.
A large number of members Of both branches Of
Congress came on in the cars Yesterday or the
Governor elect of Massachusetts,, MIR. Dixsn tf
Rhode Island, Judge Huntington of Connecticut, and
Mr.. Wall of New Jersey. Ofthe House, Mr.. Evans
Of Maine, and great number Of the New England
and New York delegation. A few went directly on
10 Baltimore, but the part still remaa here.
Mr.. Webster, and MIR. Gushing, the distinguished
member for Massachusetts, with several of the de-
legation, are here, and stop at the Washington
House, recently opened by Hartwill, in Chestnut
street, between Seventh and Eighth lyon will see
his advertisement in the Herald) 1t capitally
arranged, and most admirably kept establishmen mt.
The accommodations and appointments for ladies
are most judicious and satisfactory. The table
is rich, various, and well supplied and the attend
ance unexceptionable. Altogether it is one of the
very best houses in the city and well deserves the
high reputation it has already acquired.
The Pennsylvania politicians have faculty Of
stutifying themselves unequalled by any other set
of men in the world. The Electoral College, which
met at Harris burgh on ednss day in very
laughabe piece Of impertnence. They recon
mended Thaddeus Stevens for Postmaster Gene raj
and Mr. Burrows, brother to the late Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, for Collector Of the port of Phi
ladelphia. BY the way, ! heard yesterday, &C CT
dentally, that strenuous effort was made to COM
NIT the New York electors in behalf of II. G. Wet
more for Collector, and some other asprants to diff
lerent impo stations, but they had
to discern the improperly Of the movement.
The greatest sslictude is felt among the poti.
clans respe citing the composition Of General Harri-
sons Cabinet. Mr.. Webster and his immediate
friends manifest the greatest anxiety Mr. Web
ster is decidedly Of opinion that John c. Wright,
of the Cincinnati Gazette. speaks ,cithout the au-
HOrity or cogni-ance of Gen. Harrison Mr.. w.
unusual with him, viii be at Washington the frs,
day of the session
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
.vsls at sne Prime pal Hotels.
Tncsdav. RoV. 4


AsroR Hoysr-Mr Fry, Dr. Randolph, Archer, ID
Page Randolph, Tay lor Phil; Mr. Dritoher Albany
Mr. Taylor, Buffalo; Mr. Thompson, York; Haviland
and lady, LongIs; Jones, Nantucket; Robertson, A
Robertson jr Bedford; Mr. Leonard, Miss Mr. Doane,
T Burgess, Prov; WE Robinson Salem; Ames Spring
Mass LELAND, Charleston; Louis Smith, Princeton.
AMEnIcAx HorgL.-A Munot Prov; Grindlay, Liver
pool Capt Peny. Navy; w Bradbury, Vir; Mr. Gary
Napier, N York; C Tiffany, balt.
FRANKLIN HousE j Brown, Ohio; MrVassar, Pokeep-
sic; Mr. Triyt; w Flynt, Monson Mr. Taylor, Cool
dge, Phil; Hopkins York; Mr. Bates, Boston; w
Cook, Waterbury, Conn; Mr. Grant, Iiallowel.
GLOBE nourr--R Wilson, Bait; II Forshan, Prov; W
Scott Mont; Nj Bayard, Del
HowABps HorEL.-W @ Bloomfield, Newburgh; E Still
well, Montgomery; NJ Lyons, II Criswold, Snson,
Cripsey, Phil; Y Clerk Mass; Il II Foster, Wellington,
jr, Boston; w Motley, Augusta; Gard, Albany; L
Kincard G M Kincard Maine; T Aghew, w Wander
voot, N Jersey Hon II Hubbard, H1mp; Kingsley,
Whiehal r Agnew n Brunswick; c Locker, Bait
UNITED STATES HorEL-Alrs North, Patterson; War
rem, Andrews, Worcester; Eley Ballon, M Ans
burg, Williams, Killingy Conn; Bagley, Bangori
Brown, Waterbury; Cole, Berlin; Wharles, Bril-
tain; NJ II Hepard Midaletown; Ripley, II Preston,
Hartford; Woodworth springield Pastacaldi, Capt
Aver, Phil; b Brmsnaid, w Il Holmes, Washington;
ii w Risey, Geo; NJ Ranahan, Long Is; w 81 schom,
Athens, Tennessee; L w Durham, York; A Hsaton. "
Haven.
WAvERLEY HousE-C Rhoades Prov; Mr. Had,
Mather York Mr. Wurrough Phil; Mr. and Mrs Wilkin-
son, Boston; J Hoberon Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

fSs. CHATHAM THrATRE.-It is universally &C.
know lodged that Thorne is the most successful the
atrica manager in the city. The reason is obvious.
He is a sensible man. and pursues the even tenor Of
his way, paying strict attention to his own business,
which s to gain the esteem and patronage Of the
public by presenting them with solid food for amuse-
ment and instruction, at moderate rate, procuring
the aid Of the best artists, dramatists and perform
means he has outstrpped the larger theatres,
who have depended for years GA the display OF gas-
dy hambug on their capacious stages, to fill their
large and expensive houses A new ora has com
menced in theatricals, and Thorne has determined
TO profit by it, and long as he pnrsues his present
course, success will attend him. 1t win be by
the that tall bill is offered 10 night,
and all who not sleghng win doubtless attend.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
Correspondence of the Herald ]

WAsHINGToN, Dec. H. lS40.
Another snow storm to-day, and no mistake. The
members who got in yesterday were lucky; not SO
large number have arrived usual at this late PEE
Rod, but there is hardly doubt of quorum being
present on Monday.
No motion is made Of the " Message" There
was time when the forthcoming paper was dis
cussed week in advance-when expresses and
race-riders were waiting every road TO carry it
off but this time there is no talk of it, Ii will be
qute different next year, when the first message of
Harrison is expected. IL will fly the wingr of
the wind-by locomotive lghtning-and feet ste ed S
all over the country.
But little interest is manifested at the opening of
this session, and the first week in Congress will be
a very dull one. The House will meet on Monday
call the roll, appoint a committee to wait the
President. Tuesday the message will be sent ill.,,
and read; and Wednesday and Thursday the deaths
Of two members are TO be announced-the commit
tees ordered, when they will adjourn till the
Monday folio wing. The estimates Of the Secretary
ofthe Treasury will be much smaller this year, it is
said, than usual
Mr. Preston has not resigned, as has been stated !;
he will nor, until some time during the session. A
member from s. Carolina, and plShter, states that
the cotton crop there will be diminished one-half
this year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

MORE FUS.-Bob White and Jonathan Thomp-
son were in the Court OF Sessions yesterday, watt
ing trial. They locked like Peachum and Lock-
III, as played by Chippiadale and Fisher. Bob is
to be tried on Thursday next, after we have tried
the Presidents Message.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

FAsHTOSABLE IsrELLfsEScE.-A splendid ball
90 given at the Cartoa House, to-msrrow night
Great preparations making to make il pass away
with eclat II is the first of series from that
quarter full description will be given hereafter,
with brilliant engravisgs.
John Haggerty's debut in fashionable life wa.
very splendid and very elegant. His company
consisted principally Of the beautiful families Of re-
tired merchants, great landlords. acute faaneiers-
and some Of the late Manhlttan Bssk circle. Every
fashionable family in New York has clique or
eotrie Of Us own-a separate circle. the centre &C
which is the principle of bank disco ints and bank
f.vors. PhiIosophical analysis Of the beau monde
IN New York, would be a eurisss development az
mcstequal to the discovery Of magnetic science.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

The remains Of Corse, the colored man buried
M der the ruins Of the store burnt on Fridav are
still unfound; and what is worse, are, we learn,
unsought.-N. Y american of last ersning.
Correct as usual. This poor fellow Corsc is safe
in the "Tonbs,'' instead of being buried beneath
old bricks and mortar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

hy-SoMErHING COMFORTABLE Ladies in search
of Furs or Fur TRIMMINGS would do VOL to call at
VIM Banta's, $50 Chatham street, and view his ele-
Of the largest and foest Lynx Mufis, made by expe
renced Furriers in his employ, and at prices much
lower than the Maiden Lane or Broadway Farriers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

TugATRicAL.-The Woods appeared in La Som
nambua last night, at the fremont, Boston Forrest
is in Baltimore. Mr. Vandenhof Is delivering lee
lures on elocu tion in Boston,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

NcJ- NIBLo's SALooN.-The Masters Hughes, or
as they are called, the Infant Mnstres, give their
last Concert but this evening; the performances
of these children truly astonishing, and well
worthy the patronage Of the public. They must be
heard to be appreciated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

Tos Acco ISsrEcroR.-we understand that there
are six y-two applications for the office of Tobacco
fssPector; and before the appointment !. made,
there will probably be sixty.two more. We advise
the gentlemen expectants to take the matter cooly
ssd patiently There Is no need &c the 81 gh,est
harry in the premises. There will he no renewal,
sAd vacancy, until Gentworths term OF Office
expires. lie has IL in his power, at any moment, 10
indiet the whole Wall street clique, pipe-laycrs
and all, and they know IT, Neither the Governor
nor any " the rest Of them, dare lsy finger upon
him Glentw orth Is not the lilly blockhead that IL
supposed. lie knows his position, and be will me-
yer yell single inch. lie took care, before De
put his hands into the DISH that others shoald c
inteo-ihsy are all dirty alike Glcntworth will
not give up toe Tobacco Iaspcc ton withou, an
equivalent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

Coal TRADE.-The Pottsvills Miners Journal of
Saturday gives the whole amount Of coal shipped
from that region from the opening Of business last
spring to Thurs lay of last week, AT 4l2 COS tons
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

bAstEs FAiR ~ BROoELrS.-We call The I'd
teniios Of our readers 10 this iateresti1g sar-see
adTeriisemsnt Pat money in thy purse and g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

CorroN TsApE, AND ExcHAser ON GRrar Bat
rAts AND rmE CoNrISESr-Pubiisho Jy q. u.
Clayfon, Ioutint Padding This is the title Of a
valuable work by j. ID. Enz E'q. II contains pro-
found accounts Of Cotton shipped from the ports Of
New York, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Mobile,
and New Orleans, 10 Liverpool, on account of Liy-
crpool merchant, showing the whole Transaction
with oil the charges, from.the purchase in each mar
kct up to the sale at Liverpool, and the full amount
di,bursed II also contains fall and accurate la
blc of the cost of Cotton lsid down IN Liverpool at
any given price aud rate Of exchange, when pur-
chased at any Of the above ports. Also full tables
reducing Liverpool quotations into L. 5. moacy,
aud what should be paid in any market here not to
excred those limits.
Such work will doubtless be fully appreciated
bv the trade aud eli concerned in such transaotions
coming as it does, from the hands Of az experienced
and skful merchant i, will obtain the highest con-
ficace in its accuracy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

OyFIcr SEEuSe.-we have several racy com
muRications frsm Philadelphia, giving rs lists of
the osice seekers in that city We shall attend to
them in day or two
We have also a general review 90 give Of the
claims and qualifications Of the Office seekers in
New York. All thi. is in good time. No occasion
for hurry. General Harrison does not take office
Gill the lth of March. We have two months to dis
cuss the cabinet and the office seekers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

ytpetEtl pRtmARr ScHooL In 3ll9 schools
there are 20 az, poor children. ~ average annual
expense OF G264 while in 1922 only 329s were tdu-
Gated al an average Of VI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

Will be Published this morning, containing tho
PRES IDENT'S MESSAGE, as sson as it shall be
Wall street conspirators this time-but no more.
This is their +" last card
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

Snow PLoUsHs-fhe locomotives on the new
jersey railroad have ploushs attached In front,
which cut through snow banks Of any reasonable
depth In the late severe storm the train 81 cars
from this ely went ahead at the rate OF fifteen miles
per hour, and had these ploughs been used on the
Bcrdsntown train, the communication between PHI
ladeIPhia and New York would not have been stop
Yed q single hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

TBR AmrBIrHEATsE has taken the lead in
popslority They last night brought out ballet
and something else upon the stage, with scenery,
Sc The cshisitiOn was well enough ; but Il they
wish TO keep at the TIP Of the heap, The managers
VIII avoid all dramaGc nonsense as they would a
pestilence. In their circus performances they can
beat the world, and have done H. The worthy pro
prietors Of The onagere have realized fortunes by
Their honest entsrprize, and we regret 20 End them
f,ng from their high standing, by the introduction
Of vulgar stage performances. We must, however,
in c,ndor admit hat the tablesux in the Death Of
Abel were given with splendid effect. Mrs. Cos
sin made most chirmipg Eve perhaps little too
fashionably dressed for the times of our first pa
rents, bat che affair notwithstanding was very ere
ditably done.
les There was a good deal Of ice in the Della
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

PARK THEArRE.-Mrs. Fhzwilliam had better
audience last night the sleighing parties being less
numerous, and she played the widew Brady in her
customary naive sad sparkling manner Her Irish
ballads are among the best things she does, and the
medley introduced at the end Of the first act, met
with more applause than some artists that we know
Of consirue into an encore Her new farce, Out Of
Place, is an agreeable tre, but contains too May
London localities TO suit every Americi an audience
A new three act comedy, written by Blackstone,
since his sojouru this side the Atlantic Is is rehesr-
sal. Mrs. Fi,zwillism plays the principal part, Of
course
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

STEAM SHIP BRIraNyIA, for Liverpool, was spo'
ken by the Arcadia at Boston, at three o'clock, on
the morning Of the 81 inst. about fifty miles from
Halifax She was then 5 hours from Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

NrvvA GREsApA.-Capt Coffin, Of the John, at
Baltimore, from Porto Cabello, reports that the
State Of New Grenada is in state of total revola-
ton This is little later than we have had. That
country is likely to continue in a state Of eoHmo-
e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
NEW YORK HERALD.
An Extra Herald

To CoRkHsPoSDENrs.-"R ienzi" will be pub
had
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

STEAM SHIF GREAT WESTERN did not go to sea
Yesterday. Many of her passengers from Canada
had not arrived consequence of the storm, so she
waited. To-day, however, at one o'clock, she VIII
start She will carry out the message Her letter
bags will close at Gilpin's at noon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
The Formation of Grand Jury---The
Recorder Charg

Great excitement again existed in the Court Of
Sessions yesterday, relative TO the formation Of q
Grand Jury. Eighteen were present, but Mr.. Hor'
ton was excused The following seventeen were
sworn -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-23
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The subscriber continues 10 occupy his
old stand on Main street, where he will be
happy TO wait upon his friends, and the
travelling public il general. His house
and his out buildings are fitted upwth es-
pecial reference 10 the convenience and
comfort of his customers. Emigrants
coming TO this territory, with the design OF
settling in the interior, will find it much 10
their convenience to call on him, as he has
the means Of facilting their progress to any
part of the adjoining country, by good car
rlages, and at reasonable charges.
Persons from the country, who may have
occasion to come iuto town on business or
pleasure, are invited to call on HIM, as his
stables are extensive, and well supplied with
hay and grain, and his table furnished with
as good us the market affords.
BY unrcmitted attention 10 his business,
he hopes to merit share Of public patron
age. HOLLIS WHITNEY.
Southport, June 10Th, 1910.