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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
THE TRICOPHEROUS,

now acknowledged by thousands who daily to be the
only enectual remedy TO badness and haio
store hchar that has fallen of become thn-to cleanse
and remove from The head all scuf aud dandrnand to
s eruptons and diseases incident the skin OF the head
Sold wholesale and retail by the Propr, tor at his Hair
cutting Rooms 20T Broadway OF Fulton and OF his
APPOINTED agents Dodd Chemist corner Of Broadway and
Beck.r William Minor, Druggist, Franklin House. Broad
way; Mrs. King, Bookseller Fulton street m2s-iw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

CARPENTERS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHC, 1Dioma Crenata astringen land valuable
medicine FOR diseases OF the Urinary Passages, Darrhwa &c
Also Carpenters COMPOUND Fluid Extract Of sarsaparla
For sale BY j. o. FAY, at Minors Franklin House Drug
Store Broadway. New York. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

CIIERRY's AsTRINGENT PiLLs.7,Dr. Chsrrys cele
" bsted Astrngent Pills for the radical removal Of elects
Seminal Weakness Sc after the failure Of copaba eubebs in.
ectons. SC. For sale by the following agents;-A D.
Sands and Fulton Hart Chambers and
Broadway ei Brosdwsy IS sixth l9s Sixth
Csrmine and Bedford; and $50 Bowery; Moss
Grand Cannon Canal Chambers and
Church Price. 81 box malt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

ITO THE ECONOMICAL-REMOyAL.- NEW.
ELL begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed his stock OF Boots and Shoes from No. - Canal
street to Nos lee and ss Chatham street lie has the most
eve assortment Of Boots and Shoes Of the latest fashions
for sale Wholesale and retail prices lower than be
chased in the city,
~ B. His Stores Nos i 1856 and 1853 Chatham str, st.
Qoo ed lei Ann
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
RYpaEiFE'sp N0RTH N AHp RNFAsH!oN.

y fDERS NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN FASHION,
~, ~ ABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, at Clinton
Hall No Beck street opposite the Park New York and
No hatcher between Magazine and 1ehoupouas streets
New Orleans where will be found constantly hand, full
assortment Of Genemens dress Boots Caters Brogans fancy
and drcss Pumps.
All of which made from selection OF the beet in
ported stock OF the latest Partisan fashion made
in style of Workmanship excel ed by nsne.
Gentlemen who purchase orders for fine boots Of
ror quality for the southern stern es respectfully
requested before purchasing 20 call the above named
lshment where they cannot fail 70 be suited.
~ BAH those that find difficulty IN being fitted al
where boots made will DO we'll 10 call and have their
taken, either o Waterproof cok sos dress boots
brpgans pumps Gentlemen travelling South. who STOP
New Orleans would DO well g. call nj Is Nachez between
Magazine and Tohoupouas Streets and fitted with
rlor article. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
THE VERY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
w | G S, S G. A l. p S,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.

THE VERY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
w | G S, S G. A l. P S,
n,o,,s AND FANCY ARTIchEsi
PRICES REFUGEE VERY MUCH INDEED!
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
as DKoADwA6 3Eh2s!Ik s fAHbs AND NEXT
HR fSS yE E6 make.
,enssns rsspeeas sss articles Gspg REGULARLY bred 70 his
Without the false preienee Of its being in
vented by him No in America has invented new Wig
years fs past and sssys '0' more '@n
C. ss ,IsedG S FS.s o Ruih III!
of the springs the trout and side locks be made
at ali exposing the frame Of The scalp This article which IN.
yar;sy deseyss the shapest Observer and owing to The
s' ssa
''n''s assortment "a Sff1 xRTYc
@s:sf 81 h If s G
THE TINES. mI2 I'M
Just, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW REPoR.
% IRd Stat. Nth hs price: in hs city
The terms 50 spnam, in advances single copies 81,
SYLVESTER & CO. 1856 Broadway, respectfully acquant
the 70 give Drafts and Letters Of Credit payable IL part
They will purchase Bills on Europe and any part of the
also give the highest price for Bank Of England Notes and
the same lett over 80 days per cent per annum will
be allowed Ucurrent Of all Kind discounted at the
Stock and Commission business of every kinds attended to
residing in any part of the United States the
Cansdas, will have their Commands executed with puncuay
s sr spsfS and isefa to s VI SIX KS
Old established Ses Ss AB5sadyay where much valuable IN
Corporation ion Bonds sale . SYLVESTER SEQ
Ne connerOn with any other ofnes, il this city or else.
where mal2-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
g 100 600" CASES FEVER AGyE" annual "a!

H" 100 O0O', CASES FEVER AGgE - annually
lOu,OOO cured by the original and genuine ROW
possession more than $4,000 certificates 70 the infbil
bers Of Congress- and other distinguished persons
the United States Who have expressed their gratitude for their
restoration TO health by its employ For hy o.
FAY general Agent n Drug store No 1873 Broadway Frank
In House. corner OF Dey street, New York NAM
A CARD.-MR. KOssOwsKI has the honor 70 announce
oh's friends aud the public that he will give Grand Vo
cal and Instrumental eneert the J Hotel March
which OCCASION he viii be asssiedhy Miss Poole Mrs Hard
wick and other distinguished performers whose will be
duly announced Tickets 81 TO be had the principal
stores. MAG
WANTED, several Mliners and Apprentices, ssi Broad
w way upstairs. ma23 2w.
SALT RHEUM, RINGwORM, sc--Dr. Apderson's Justly
Ceebraed Ointment for the OF Salt Rheum Scrofua
Hngworm, nfamed Eyes Burns, Scalds Cbbalns scaldy
head Eruptons, hmprs in the Face scorbutc Ulcers and
liberated Sore Legs, nc.
This the valuable OF all the remedies offered 10
The public for known In which JAILED VI
effect perfect cure. The proprt-r guaranecs 70 cure Old
ulcers liberated legs all Affections For
sale al FORBEs'S DRUG STORE, sos Pearl corner Of Gross
street, New York, al SO cents per boy. NIL I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

b. IRWIN& CO., Members OF the Royal CoieEe OF sur
geons, London, continue to be consulted on delicate ds
all their stages, at their ohce 2ois futohs
from commodious arrangement OF their ROOM per-
aorng delicate complaints can be treated with
crecy aud safety. -. m ~. 4,
b. Trivia Co. pledge themselves that in all cases of the
violent venerea WHICH have hitherto aien unser er
without has been most sue
cessl speedy They need not by certificates direct the
public attention their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation this city well known and respected 9y
all who had occasion to conhde IN hslr honor strongly
to females who in the habit of using their
Deobsruen Pills. that than two should be taken on
any might produce effects which those who
would mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive can
be hadecent cured IN two days those VINO nave m
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
shall Letters post sad detailing the nature OF the
complaint, and suitable fee, VIII be immediately at
tended and medicines with fall directions, forwarded the
parties. mali I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

COUGHS h COLDS CURED-"RewandsP ulnonars." or
" Vegetable Demueen Of obstinate catarrh coughs
asthma and auxiliary Of present relief from the
threatening symptoms approaching Pulmonary Consumption
No medicine greater claims the confidence Of the
valid than this. Price so bottle For sale by
J o. FAY General Agent al his drug store,
nAs mt Iss Broadway, Franklin House) MY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

7 ONION MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRU
IL MENTS Table Knives, NAIors, Strops PEN Packet and
Sporting Knives Scissors Cutlery Brushes &c., from SlMP
SONS SIS Strand London Manufacturers the British
Navy, at r. SIMPSONS,
lse Broadway, New York.
N. b. Wholesale orders promsty executed
Lances Instruments Razors Cutlery &c. set and repaired
fels SIM
TYEs-INFLAMED AND SORE EYEs-9owand's Col
II iyresm, Eye Water most excellent apple ation for
and safety the Of children and infants No
medicine has claims for and none more hap
For sale by FAY, Agent at Minors Franklin House
drug store, 1913 Broadway, and ia Canas ~ " mas Inn
FANCY BALL DRESSES just received from Pars.-Mr
ROCHE begs leave to notice the public that he has just
opened the beautiful and complete assortment Of Fancy
Ball Dresses this city, and which he offers to the
amateurs very moderate prices, at his establishment No
307 Broadway. fe2s 2minsF
PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1856 Greenwich street-A
H. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public, after
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

WORMS. WORMS. DEsTROYED-ROWAND's
VERNE UGE has peculiar claims for patronage. by Its
special property destroying and eSpng firm the hui
the time cleansing the bowels of the slime
and in which they mbeddea All the distressing
SYMPTOMS picking the disturbed sleep, the
bowels footed breath Sc Sc immediately vanish the
gular employ ment OF the above valuable remedy.
For sale By j. O. FAY, agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store Broadway lq7 Bowcry ia anal street 100
Fulton street Broadway. Frice Is EACH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31
GEL ERRATED EYE WATER.

CHAsLEsro~ s. c., Feb I, ls4O
B. Private parlors suites Of family apartments can
~~ays he tanned by giyin. timely notice. MAJ Inn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

/ Colonel Johnson says II requested Gen.
eral Harrison TO permit me 10 charge" He
did charge, and at such speed that the Brit
ish had not time TO discharge theii third fire
before they were totally routed.
Mr.. Cooper here inquired OF Mr.. Crary
his authority for asserting that the order of
battle was changed at the request of COL
johnson.
Mr. Or. Crary referred to Armstrong's
notices of the war Of 1912, wherein was
letter asserting the fact, under Col. John
sons own signature.
This battle put an end to the war in Up
per Canada. ln the following spring Gen.
Harrison rendered his resignation as Major
General of the army. 1t was Immediately
accepted, and the vacancy filed with the
name Of Major Genernl Andrew Jackson.
1 have seen 1t stated, Mr. Speaker, in late
publication of the friends of General Harrl-
son, that this resignation was brought about
by the War Department, from spirit OF
malice and envy. This is libel upon the
reputation OF an able, but much abused pub
lie servant. The then Secretary of War
entertained no i'll will towards the comman-
der of the Northwestern army. He proba-
bly, considered him an inefficient general,
and was glad to supply his place with the
name OF him whose achievements as a war
rior and civilian have filed the measure of
his country's glorv.
| am aware, sir, that my remarks initiate
against hundreds of certificates that have
been produced to prove Gen. Harrison an
able commander. These certificates are
entitled to consideration. But it is 80 be
teccllected that the great majority of them
were given by Offices over whom the Gen
eral had authority. They are the evidence
of witnesses under duress, and are TO be re-
celved, at least, with caution before the high
tribunal of the public. 1t is not common
for generals OF dstinction-the hetoes of
battles fields-to go about the camp TO OBJ
tain certificates Of good conduct, At Aus
terlilz and jena and Marengo, Napolen need
ed no such endorsements of his fame; nor
did Nelson, at Copenhagen,at lat Aboukir and
and a. Trafalgar. 1t was reserved for Gen.
Harrison to establish the precedent of
obtaining certificates from subaltern officers
to prove himself warrior and hero.
Mr.. Speaker, | have done with General
Harrison. He is now the Whig candidate
for the Presidency, and his friends expect
TO succeed by inspiring in his behalf mill
lary enthusiasm throughout the country
They are doomed to dsappointmen,.-
they may raise the pean shout in glo.
-ificaIion of their hero, but i. will meet
with 10 response from the hearts of the mil
ions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

MARTIN VAN buren, AND THE
WORKING MEN.

The following paragraph, which we ex-
tract from the Washington Correspondence
OF the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday, speaks
volumes in praise of our worthy President,
Martin Van Buren,. II shows, in a clear
light, his regard for the interests Of the
worAlng man, and substantiales the belief
we have always entertained, that he consid.
ers the humhest individual in the country
as much entitled to the respectful considera.
ton and protection of the government, as
the most favored of fortune. Our oppo.
nents may boast of their friendship for the
working men till they are tired, but they
cannot convince tho honest farmers, me-
chanlcs and laborers, that Harrison's pro
LESSONS are paramount to Mr.. Van Buren's
deeds.-Sfate Cap. Gaz.
" The President of the United States is-
sued an order yesterday TO the superintend-
ents OF all the navy yards, arsenals, public
buildings, &c. directing them to require of
the mechanics, laborers and artzans. en-
ployed by them, ten hours labor only
Heretofore, this very useful, and most wor-
thy class OF society, have been required to
work from sun TO sun, this too, in the long
days OF June, July, August, and part Of
September, actually lsborirg from 10 to l6
hours. The issue Of the order of which |
speak, IS creditable to the liberality of the
Executive"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

On the morning Of the 4th inst. a large
tract OF land of sevaral hundred acres, near
Three Rivers, Lower Canada, slid of into
the river. There were upon il two houses,
several barns 40 horses, cows, and other
domestic animals and 500 fine sugar maple
trees The land went of gradually and the
inhabitants Gneluding the men employed in
making sugar, who took the alarm as soon
as they saw the trees moying,) made their
escape.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25
sixsss7z8Ts..sssrsa

IN 'Hct declaring the Streets, Lanes and
'AiIeys in the tOwn Of Bloomsbury, in
Columbia county, public Hghways, and
aufhor'sing The election Of an addition
al Supervisor, and for other purposes.
Section |. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
monweal'h of Pennsylvania, in general AS
sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of The same-that the streets.
lanes and alleys in the town of Bloomsburg,
IN the county of Columbia, are hereby de-
clared public highways according 10 the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

The Legislature having resolved to ad-
journ on the 18th at the close of The day
sent committee to the governor informing
him that they were ready to adjourn when
the governor immediatelysent to both houses
the proclamation which we publish in an.
other column, calling an extra session to be
convened On The next day, the l7lh. The
two houses met on Friday in pursuance of
the Proclamation, and after several InefTec-
'uai attempts to pass an improvement Bill.
adjourned to meet again on the 18th of May
They will have fine opportunity to learn
the wishes Of their constituents, and we
feel assured if they pay any regard TO the adj
moniilons they will receive during their Vi
sit home, they will, on assembling, either
pass an Improvement Bill repeal the sus-
pension act.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25
MEzaEsszsI zy
THE GLORIOUS RESULT


The result Of the elections in the differ
ent Wards is published below. The major
'ty is a decided one much larger than that
obtained last Spring, and greater than the
one obtained last Fall. The Common
Council stands TWENTY FOUR DEM.
OCRATS TO TEN BRITISH WHIGS.
The Assessors, Collectors, Constables, and
Commissioners Of Registry are elected in
twelve Wards out of the seventeen; ex-
cePIlng the Assessors Colsctor, and one
Constable in the tenth Ward, who were un.
fortunately defeated by the running of an ir-
regular ticket. This elec1ion is The brigb,
opening of the great Presidential Campaign
OF ls40, which cannot but close, if our ef-
forts are we'll directed, and the great princi.
pies for which we are battling kept steadily
in view, with equal brllianey.
Ne,0 York New Era.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

APpo'ntment By The Post Master General.
by and with the advice and consent of DAVID
PETRIKN,
against the expressed voice of the Democracy Of
the township,
sILUs ]. sTACKHoUsE,
F0St "aster, Jerseyfewn, Col. Co., Pa.
In the place of jeremiah Wov.r, deceased
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

p'o! OF said town, and as sbsh. shaft is
p6ned and improved, and kept in renoir y.
other highways of this commonwealb 49,
opened improved, and kept in repair
Provided-That nothing in This act shall bs
so constructed as to interfere with privs,s
property.
Section Q. That at The time and o,.oo
Tor holding Constables elections in ibe Town
ship Of Bloom, in the county of Cblumhia
and annually thereafter, there shall be sl.o
ted, one additional Supertisot, which sdd;.
tonal Supervisor shall, at the time of s.ia
election, and during the term for which 10
shall be elected, be and continue a te,idon,
oil The town OF Bloomsburg, and If snv %.
cancy in said Office shall exist Between N.
umos Tor holding said elections, eitboETtSA
consequence of the person elected re,u,ir;
ing out Of the said town; or from auv o,ber
cause the Court of quarter sessions Of said
county on petition of the citigeps Of s,iJ
town, shall appoint some suitable person n
MIL the vacancy in said Office until the term
ol said Cour, next succeeding the time Of
holding said elections, and the person thus
appointed shall have all the same rights and
powers and be subject to all the same du.
ties, and liabilities as if he had been elected
by the people Of said town of Rloomsburg,
Approved, April IL, 1910,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25

UIsU' u LIN LHi UI IJUIdWdIt J
l Col. John Thompson IL Frederick Smith
Benjamin Mifflin 10 Charles Mcclure
Frederick Stoever IA ]. M. Gemmell
Nm. H. Smith Is G. M Hollenback
John T. Steinman l6 Leonard Pfoutz
John Dowln II John Hortonjr.
Henry Myers Is William Phiison
Daniel Jacoby IS John Morrison
Jesse Johnson 90 WestIv Frost
7 Jacob Able 81 Benz. Anderson
s Geo. Christman 20 William Wilkins
9 VIM. Shoener % A. X. Wright
10 Henry Dehuff "a John Findley
IL Henry Logan % Stephen Barlow
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25
THE LEGISLATURE.

The only measure in which the last Le-
gislaiurs were consistent, was in doing
nothing. They have carried Gu. this prin-
clple to the letter. During the last week
of the session several propositions for an
improvement bill were presented to the
house and voted down. Those particular.
ly which did not contain an appropriation
TO the Union Canal and the Pousvile and
Danyille Rail Road and some few other in.
corporated companies, were defeated by
large majoritles. Indeed, it appears to be
the settled determination of those members
concerned in stock jobbing speculations,
not to pass any improvement bill whatever
In which their own interests were not espe-
cially provided for. The repairs upon1he
state works--the faith of the state pledged
to pay interest on state loans--in fact the
whole public, improvements Of the state,
were to be sacrificed at the shrine of the
cupidity Of these .soulless corporatioas.---
Inc oanks could have the privilege of sus-
pending specie payments until the 18Th o
January next and required to loan s3,O00,-
900 10 the state, but these harpers could
not authorize the Governor TO expend it,
unless they could appropriate large pro-
portion to enrich THEN own pockets. Hon
est Legislators these. Elected by the peo-
pie TO guard their interests; but instead Of
doing SO, they are left to take of themselves,
because their own cupidiiy could not be
gratifed. Let ths people, another year look
to isand not send spectators to the legislature
to legsate for themselves, to the destruction
Of the best interest of their constituents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-04-25
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-1gAOA
FoR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
For VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON
AND THE
CONSTITUTIONAL TREASURY.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

JAMES CLARKE, Of Indiana, } s,
Gro. g. LEpER, of Delaware, Ne"alorIal
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wilher Mnsfigf.

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,ftr 3eit,,ns ilnl tiIlisei prtis sn katsn; Z
Dir GGebithte Der Dsreiaiattn. gtaatrn Ucn
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,leue,l 1Beit tis auf pss Sabr sS7, aus
eem g,Isli{tten iterieetrpu 9S iibsl m
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fcet ,mr hsrauescstttn pcn W II y. e.
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3winsli erllcm itrbebere Der pentftbea
spauarlih,refornutsn Sirtbr,pcn Spbana
auablt Serftb, gbemtsretnrs, Spa. 1857
Ger J.immel auf grpcn Deer Q1eS 5nr Sla6
fclafeit. Darsellelt pcn gbriitian Sett
b!lf Sa!5maL tsarteitet bon Gcnrae Srles
britb Gtellneper, spbilabdpbta 1889.
Ger lauas psreprsene Scbas mo Sdnss
Srsuap, eIa nhellshcs Natbs une SllfS
8nrb fix Sseermann, Gfippafspllls
1887.
llnpasttshbunssn pnp 6 stcts fir aactpens
teuee unp sutscitnute gbriim. Spn SO.
bann Saipar $a0atcr, ,$antAper, spa. 1854.
sutberiiebs ulD vcfcrnivr nruucbc Il. ~. 6.
Yithcr.
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DIntefp ,plc anfh HlSnts fir Wiprtsa9ss,
Suc9sment mo gomaous6oubs.
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snhaeMbstetfpttssn ssn, unp in 6sn,mnua oer Der:
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