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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

j. PEASE Il SON IS Division street
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.
Our Herehound Essence WINS alone
III. By e. Sare Ell its way;
:, Which we with pride display
That ali who please can end,
To those its power Who need
The counsellor at bench and bar
TO aid his clients i's e ;s"ss TOO lar
But P 62iThs'S Sar i SsrsE:ssa. pride.
hae TS SSG jSrT to- ie eiy may speak
M child been long and painfully afflicted with the wAeov
sni upon ss: Gaea R..se.
A1,'no'@| GGB. yTiHffssG;S 81 f
M s Guia P ong ana dry cough most rapid and eass
My ~ wa. ..,.p n
and no until used se Essence ea OF Hc.
'0o AYERS ed na si.S
TO PUBLIC STEAMERS.
FEEL. sTss al G ia Ge iisssal.n Glow,
Hi. hearers list with wild delight,
~ And think his speech the dandy,
Is Fea s'I Ifs1eSo osdt CANDY az dysA'
The minister from pulpit high
Pfos In& sj joy SG saS sseeSr nigh
The doef ali wonder Al he change
SO eloquent and handy
What T,t p p b; voice 80 sweet and strange,
No public lgeaker should Be without Ps,se, Horeho.d Co.
dy Tor clears the voice and sire hens the lungs
=. , Counsellor 4. NlMMS, No. Chatham ct
NO family should be without Peasss Clarified Essence Of
Horehound Candy; can and ALL is valuable
rmedy Tor the "hoopngeough asthma hoarseness coughsk
- DR.. ROGERS
AgentsBurrtll 2o Chat street; Horsefed Bowery;
fon Us Nsss1 corner Ann street. Nicely ga Bleeckcv
street. Lee, 500 Bowcry j. r. Lecount Grand
DIVISION street; Anderson ga Greenwich street; Mar,e
Hudson street -e''
Agents Brooklyn, L. Iays Fulton street; Handy
IS High street.
Henry Higgins, Elizabethtown. ". ].
BEWARE.-None genuine but what are signed
j. PEASE son, Division
Of whom be obtained wholesale and retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

THE managers Of the late Fancy Dress Ball OF the Amer.
Il Dramatic Association, at the request OF numerous
friends induced give another Almcks broadway on
Monday evening, March 18th ~ ~
Tickets TO admit gentleman and ladies dollar 20 be had
Of Mr. y WEST 50 Pine street. and Mr. q. w. LOSS OF
chard street mas.t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND,Sc
80 49, @: &


nor accommodations provided passengers
possible comfort and age and the
certainty Of the ships sailing the appointed day
thought unnecessary into detail respecting the
hose about to send for their friends selecting it; and the
sbscrber wosd merely that those making
with hi may depend ON the promptness and puncay
being observed heretofore IN facilitating the emigration
passengers Tree steamer from the
Of ireland and Scotland also be secured IL hardly
eessary to that when those settled for decline coming
th~r money promptly returned TO those from whom
received. Apply SAMUEL TUOMPSON
Old Established Passage Office, 27s PEI street
Drafts at sight and for amount also be furnished on
the Bank Of Ireland National Bank of and pay al
TIE various Branches Likewise, Londv, Liverpool SC
Apply as abeNe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

IMPORTANT-The enormous gentle have pnid
who wished to provide themselves with clothes Of hest
rHiiifPs's CASH TkItoRTNG ESTRBI.IsH.IiFNTI"
100 William street corner fJohn since its first starting three
years snce enables the proprietor to make still greater
=. PHILLIPS wishes 1t to be distinctly understood that all
garments wade by him. equal in
the FIRST houses in the city lie induced To make remark
from the ct 81 several dealing priced articles
(actus:cd by the extensive business he gane ting
entertainments Price the of cheapnes quality alone
be arrived at.
with others Of the finished style full per cent low
err To this fact some OF the first gentlemen the Union will
be n witness.
y r. will therefore resort to system Of giving
only to msead but rests altogether the peculiar
hespossesses to ensure custom after tried.
b. lRWINS CO. Members of III. Royal College OF Sur.
~ geon London continue o be consulted delicate dis
eases IN all their various stages, at their office 2o Fuons
where, from the commodous their room
and safety
b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all cases of the
most violent ,cnerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been sue
cessiu and speedy They need not, by certificates direct
public attention To their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation ia this city well known and respected
recommended 70 females who in the habit using their
Deobsruent Pills that than two should be taken
any might produce effects which those
would be mothers desrous 20 avoid
be hadreccnt cured in days Those who
Jured themselves BY and destructive habit
relief solvent security Is all that will be required until
complaint and covering suitable Zee, will BE- Immediately
tended TO- and medicines with full directions forwarded the
parties. mali Inn.
THE managers Of the late Fancy Dress Ball of the Amer
can Dramatic Association, at the request of
friends are induced to give another at Amscks Broadway on
Monday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12
No. 250.

NJ rw SEED sToRE-The subscriber respectfully !.
s he y:
: %ss: ESSsSsssnd $I @ u 40 S%.s Hs:
S,sS ,,ds been
p4 "a. 'a 'Is If II
pure Ale bIswsd IN the eerman STYLE in the above
m SH@'' ae On ais. s'%a sHs 'ss
oraer, at No. Pine street, first floor. dii snr
%RE cy
st"a ars nay very large and complete assortment rich
Shss coffee " S1ns 6.saf
% si'Ss%s"s ri pes'
S f 9s f s s asHfR III s9 e c
10" rs! SF' u'Df b&NIEL E. DELEvAN. MaidenIa..
from IMPRISONMENT the provisions Of the
1' Ute ' % igrHis Of s. FAR
Hi sob o ecss
April next on Thursday se n.. sScK II
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND SCALPS
ARE TO BE FOUND AT
& l. r K II u G HIS
20z BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON STREET
..s ees1eS % ass s arr daily making 70 initial:
ss liza 3 4. y, f. ss:
" " THE XESTiLG Y II; F1 %SB }GsossAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS,
80 WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS,)
and that all others are but feeble attempts at imitation
the divine the
made TO fit and the skill aud practice to execute
All and HTHps 81 # HSiS his
which for elegance ighness and durability be classed
among the first produc, of In
ure they differ from all others made The sngy
inserted and so equally distributed appear
the they
hair does and having metallic spring all pres
sure rs obvlated For southern climate
being only ". weight.
Members Of and Gentlemen from everv
C. be
referred to. e " -e-'
Grasses fe29 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

WHrs DELEGATES re SELECT CANDIDATES FOR
CHARTER OFFICES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

- FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-Tbe eierant m.der,
fs double two story House, with attic in and three
a1hstoes "a the rear which 20 Spring street
gce street between broadway and Mercer feet frost By
5 ect and lot iOl feet; four with
place and Italian marble mants mahogany doors ke Ss
ets With modern improvement and convenience psr
ecuy hnhtd from garrct 20 cellar in complete order
be seen from ~ until O'clock For witch win be mo-
ras spply TO p ARMlTAGE, No. IS Liberty street, or al
No. 2oi Ninth street, To
maloiw' HENRY LYNCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

ROWAND'S ANTlCOSTlvt PILLS have no mercury
~ ~ Them They mild and most EXCELLENT
medicine aud at all times be employed with safety where
gentle yet effective cathartic 10 required
For sale " ~ FAY General agen nj drug store No
Broadway Franklin House New York rstailed AZ ~ Bove
~ loo Fulton street, it Canal street; H. Raws Co.. Al
bany. Sc.
Price so cents Per bor only.
~ r. Rowands Tonic MIXTURE Pills for fever nue. are
essentially the The liquid Rowands Tonic Nissre
with the advantage Of portability and loss from brtaksre
ms I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

GRAND VOCAL CONCERT AT NIBLo's, on Thur,
- day Evening newt, the 10th Nsrch-Mr. HFSRY RUS
SELL RESPECTFULLY announces his intention Of giving VoeI
Conccrt IN ne Saoon WHO'S Garden Thursday Eyes
ing the 2th instant IN which occasion. he will ,prs,re
The Grand National Wing song THAT old hrmrbss
and several other popular COMPOSITIONS which have r;d "a
much applause al bis recent concerts in Boston.
Furthsr particulars will be ed her,aner
Price Of admission, 80 cents rn.,e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

DOSTPONEMENTs-Mr.C HARRUAUD begs leave N H.
form hls pupils suhs~b~rs and the ladies' and
that the Sor Rail- OF Thursday 18th instant postponed IL
consequence ofthc fancy ball 10 Be
The Somittee having left small number Of tickets with NJ
them BY sailing Mr. Charsaud 70 White street mali n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

CONCERT AT TIE CITY HOTEL Mis-. sHIP-
y REV and Mr. WILSON beg TO announce that they win
give their hAsI CONCERT in the City Hotel, Friday
evening 18th instant which selection OF the
admired Duets Songs Ballads &C will be given Prs
will be publ h-d in few days Tickets one do,r
be had at the Music Stores sud az the City Hotel
Mr. Scharlenburg viii preside al the ranoforte rnaioa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Elisha A. Hyde's Estate.

"E tho subscribers having been mp
w pointed by the bon. the probate
court for the district of CbitlcnjGn, com
mlssionets to receive. examine, and adjust
the claims and demands of oil persons
against the estate of Elisha A. Hyde, late
of Essex, in said district, deceased, re-
presented insoven', also all Claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto ; md
six months from the day Of The date hereof
being allowed by said court for that pur
pose, we 60 therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to tho business Of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of Lucy II,
Hyde, in Essex, in said district, on the
second Tuesdays of July, August and Sep.
tember next at 10 o'clock A. M. on each
Of said days.
Dated this ODD day Of March, a. d.
1889. MARSHAL CASTLE, } Commits.
B. 3 BUTLER. sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Amos Eiickok's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT,
DIsTRlCT OF CHlTTENpEN,

DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN,
The Hon. he Probaic Court for The Dis.
trict Of ChiNenden: To all persons
concerned in he estate Of Amos Ec&ok,
late Of Charlouee in said District, lie
ceased. GREETING.
VIZ HEREAS, NELSON Hckok, admin.
w istrntor Of the estate Of said deceased
proposes to render on account Of his al
and present his account
against said estate for examination and al
lowance at n session Of The Court Of Pro
bate, to be holden at the Registers Office
IN Burlington on the second Wednesday OF
May next.
THEREFORE,, Yon are hereby notified to
oppeur before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any
YOU nave, why the account aforesaid should
not DO allowed. Given under my hand al
Burlington this 22d day Of AprilA d. 1910
WM. WESTON RcriTer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24

stood the official corpse-the Marshal,
Breakwatcr Agent and Custom House
Department. Do you claim this thunder!
saidwe, addressing the spokesman. "Ccr-
tainly, sir-wc have carried twelve wards
and the Mayor. But how many wards
had you last year. "Twelvc." And the
Mayor! ayes, the same as last year.
What was your majority in the city last
fall "Ncar nineteen hundred" What
is it now? GA little over sixteen"
And is there any thing in this to Drag
about! "Why no-ycs-but-ye see,
"you wings made a great noise about
I" Connccticut-no appropriation has yet
"been made for the brcakwatcr--this
"pension business has made some "trou-
bic, and-and' will tell you,"
said the Marshal, taking from his pock-
ct what he supposcdto be one of Wins
lows handbills, but which proved to be
his commission as pension agent. For
once the old fellow bushed, looked con-
fused, grew black, and finally sworc he
"would not be catcchised by ID fed
cralist." We turned an inquiring glance
to a custom house officer. lie replied, as
distinctly as looks can convey the Ian
guage of the heart" This is the first
election since Harrison's nomination in
"whichwc have escaped total rout; if we
neglect tins occasion to take on steam,
God may know when we shall have
another. For one, am thankful that
cit is no worse" Our heart is made of
flesh. There was nothing more to be said.
BY this time the firing had ceased, and a
faint, half suppressed hurra, closed the
scene. Being the only person on horse
back, it seemed to be matter of course
that we should ofliciate as marshal. We
accordingly conducted the procession
back to the Square, halted it in front Of
the American, gave them short history
of our triumphs in New York, Connect
cut, Rhode Island, Cincinnati, Columbus
and New Orleans-passed the cidcr-mug
round among them, and finally dismissed
them with an invitation to meet u,
again on the Fourth of March nert.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Two STATES WON FROM THE ENEMY

Two STATES WON FROM THE ENEMY
Since the nomination sod Iippc-
canoe" for the Presidency, three States,
New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode
Island, have held their elections. In
1886 these States all voted for Van
Buren,. Now of the three, New Hamp-
shire alone adhercs to hm.-CoNNECTI-
CUT and RHODE ISLAND are Wing by the
heaviest majorities they have ever given.
Thus out of nineteen electoral votes which
he received from these States in SO Mr..
Van Buren, has already lost twelce.
These are brilliant prospects surely for
the "favoritc son."
We keep running Presidential account with
Mr. Van Buren,. This enables us to see how the
land lays. In 1886 Mr.. Van Buren, was elected
President by majority of FORTY SEVEN Votes
or this number Connecticut and Rhode Island
contributed TWELVE. Connecticut withdrew her
EIGHT votes on the first Monday IN April. On the
Sd Wednesday in April Rhode-lsand withdrew her
-FOUR votes. BY sIbsractng ~ votes from the
whole majority (47) given TO Van Buren, and adj
ding them 10 the votes given to Gen. HARRsoN, we
have made q change of TWENTY FoUR votes, which
Is ONE HALF OF HIS MAJORITY With such begin
Sinps we go into the great conflict. Those who
do not knotc and see that the result is TO be Triumph
ant and glorious, must be dull of comprehension
and dim of vson.-Aib. Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
NEW YORK MARKET,


FLoUR-Thc stock of Western is re-
duced below thousand barrels. The
sales arc confined to a retail business, at
So. Southern, and every other dcscrip-
ton, is reduced to about 1000 barrels
Estimated sales of Richmond County,
Georgetown and Howard street, and
Philadelphia, at s. 25 5 81 10. As
the canal opens on the goth instant, we
shall, III the course of a few days after,
begin to receive large supplies. Sales Of
Rye Flour at 2 so 50.
GRAIN-Two cargocs of Pennsylvania
Wheat has come into market this week !;
one $500, which sold at 10Gc., rather
inferior. The other 5000, good, sold at
Sll2 Lee. There is now about 10000
bushels in market, principally Virginia,
unsold.-Ryc has sold freely at so cents,
prices lower and rather dull. There is a
fair demand for Corn, and sales at 53 Il
soc. Southern and Northcr.-Oats dull,
at % a 35, Southern and Northern.
PRovIsIoNs-Prime Pork has advan-
ccd full SOC, and considerable sales at
SD 1-2; Mess Sl4 81 Is Ia. Beef
is dull and a shade lower sales at 50 Ii
az l-2. Lard 9 a lOc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
THE DIFFERENCE.

The two following extracts will serve
to show the comparative value of wing
and locofoco calculations. That the Lo-
cofos expected to carry the city of New
York, by large majority, admits of no
doubt. Their papers so proclaimed, and
bets were offered on four and five thous-
and. On the other hand, the wings were
perfectly aware that they SHOULD be de-
feated, and so expressed themselves.
To illustrate the views of the two parties,
VIC quote from the Albany Journal, and
the Washington Globe, of the same date
after the election had taken place, and
when there could be no motive for misrep-
rcscnting, but before the result was known
in either city:
NEW-YORK CHARTER ELECTION.-This
Election is over and we shall have the result by
the Boat this afternoon. That Mr.. VARlAN is re-
elected we have no doubt. Nor shall we be sur
pri>el to learn that his majority Is from fifteen
I
1900, under all the circumstances, will be regard
ed "a favorable issue.-Er. journal.
ELECTION IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Oar news is down to four O'Clock Of Yesterday
the day of election for city officers. All our cores
pondcnts concur in assuring MS that the remaining
two hours oihe contest would close with a glorious
victory to the Democracy. The majority is e>ti-
mated at from TWENTY. FIVE HUNDRED TO THIRTY
FIVE HUNDRED. We understand that letters have
leen received by Wing members OF Congress from
| the city of New York that confirm our iniorma-
tion-Gio6e.
SO much for prophecy. Now for the
fullilment. Varian is elected Mayor; moi
by $500, nor $500, nor even 1000; but
bv almost the identical estimate Of the
Evening Journal, 1862! Comment is
unnecessary. Either the administration
party were most wofully deceived, or else
they were guilty ofthe most objectionable
deception. Probably both. On Thu
point, however, we have one honest con-
fesson: the N. Y. Evening Post, TIM
leading administration paper in the city
says, "As to tile result ye are Somcwha
"DISAPPOINTED. We had hop
"cd that we might congratulate on
"fiends upon a majority ofTwo THOU
"sAND at LEAST"
In view of these evidences, who Cal
doubt that the result is bitter disappoint
ment to the administrator And yet
in the face of these facts, the Sentinel o
, to-day is cndeavoring to deceive its read
, crs into belief that the Locofocos hav
achieved signal and 05Fme1pccteo
triumph Witness its display of capital
and Ggurcs-its silly device of comparin
the present result with an old one
which gave them smaller majority, j
4 order to prove gain now; when com
2 parison with the only fair test, the la,
= election, shows loss to the Locofocos c
Q more than two hundred! But Winslo,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
ID I r. ID

In Wiston, on the 12h inst. ofthc Canlcr RASH
Calsia, aged 5 years; on the same day, Sophrona,
aged years al,o on the 18th inst. IIarrjc, Amra,
aged IS months, daughters ofWilliam French.
In Colchester, ON the 12h INST, after fourteen
months Of the mos, circulating pain, PHERoNA A..
da0ghcr Of Peter Ncwcomb, lsq. arel 81 years.
Miss N. had lcen member ofthc Methodist Epis-
copal Church for Il years, curing which period
she cXcmpi.cl the superiority ofthc Gospel, by Il
blamccsa life, a patient endurance Of suffering, and
con>umma'cd the whole hy triumphant death.
She was an rcaic indeed, in whom was no Guile.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
Champlain and st. Lawrence
r A : = 2, n a ..
ST .TO{JS,S 10 .rJGE'TRE1L

- 4. OCifshD 4 - t.4ifrf DJL,I II.
MOTiCE The RAILROAD COM
~ PANY having erected extensive
WUARVES at St, Johns, and suitable
STORES thereon, being now nearly COM
pleled, the committee Of management, in
order 10 Offer every encouragement 10 tho
important trade at present carried on be"
tween he Uultcd States and Lower Cam
ada. have established the following resuIa.
ton. VIZ -
Ers,iY. -Tha, all freight passing to, or
from Lake Chompain, pcr Railroad line.
and addressed Ru;iroad Vh1rf, 81 Johnsg
will be allowed TEMPORARY Wharfage aud
Storage, free Of any charge for tho same
Secondly That by temporary Wharfage
and Storage. The 'i'oadG vail distinctly 10
drrsiand IS meant, the time necessary for
entering and passing tho Goods through
the Custom House At S.. Johus, (of which,
the Company shall be the judge.) To ia.
ciiita'e which, the person IN charge Of tho
Company's wharf there, will be permitted.
upon his own responsibility. to make the
necessary Custom House entities, frequirat
ut the same tDe, those who prefer II.
| will be at liberty to transact their own
Custom House business, OF employ whom
| they think proper 10 10 SO.
INrd'y flint tba delivery Of all
| fregh, tor Montreal viii be made upon the
! Wharf there, at which time aud place, aad
previous to The delivery of such freight, the
importer or Consirnee mus, subslantiate
all losses. damages, or errors. whatsoever
failing which. the company will on no &C.
count hold themselves responsible for the
same and all freight which the Company
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-24
PENSION AGENCY.

We limited the other day at some diff
Guilty among the faithful in regard to the
pension agency, but this we rejoice to
learn is finally settled. The Sentinel of
Friday contained an official announcement
that Heman Lowry is appointed agent
for the west side of the mountain. The
firm will be Clark & Lowry, after the
first of June next. Until that time, the
business will be transacted at Montpelier,
MIR. Lowry being for the present only a
silent partner in the concern.
But, we regret to add, still a new diff
Guilty has grown out of this unfortunate
business. Some of the party have rcfus-
ed TO pay for the powder burnt on Friday,
ostensibly for New York election, but in
reality, as some believe, in celebrating
Lowry's appointment to this office, then
for the first time officially announced. 1t
is contcndcd that there was no occasion,
nor even an apology, for burning powder
about the election and that the Marshall
got up the whole affair for his own benefit.
We agree that there was no occasion to
make noise about the election; neither
was there about the pension agency, FIVE
rightly estimate it. There is no salary
attached to it, and as to the honor of be-
ing sleeping partner with Augustine
Clarke, zoe should not think much of it
more especially, if, as is limited, the new
incumbent puts himself under obligation
to cultivate wart, in order to harmonic,
with the senior partner. Moreover
Lowry has held Office before, and coulc
hardly be supposed to be thus elated will
this new honor, if such it be. But there