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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

Parmalee's and Fisk's Patents. The
patterns were made by Parmelee, W no
has had several yeas experience in
patterns and improvements on stoves;
has had this stove in use in his own fa-
mily. and pronounces il the best for
the use Of either coal ar wood that
has ever before been offered to the
public. For several years past there
has been numerous efforts TO produce
a Stove which would answer a good
purpose for the use OF either coal or
wood, and in all cases until the pre-
sent, there has been general COM
plant that those which would work
well with coal, were not ct FOR wood,
and those for wood would not answer
for the use Of coal. Fisk's Stove
places all difficulties ofthis kind out
Of reach, is warranted to perform
well, equally well with coal or wood,
and to do more cooking with a given
quantity Of fuel than any other stove
in use. f.rrr .r ..f..rf -.-
FISK & DENISON, manufactur-
ew York. A full assortment Of all
lauiring at the store. s2t I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
SALT RHEUM, SALT RHEUM

CERTFfCATEs OF DEPOsTTEs OF ths New YorI
" Western Banks. wanted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24


NEW STORE, AND ALL NEW GOODS, d.
3 JUST opened corner Broadway and Canal a.
with 5000 pairs Of aides fne French boskips, sai-
ters ties Slippers all the celors Of fashion, misses aad
chxns Shoes Of the late fashions; the handsome
Dress Boots for 50 50 aud warranted
good French aud native calf Boots from 80 SO So
equal to 50 with the great variety OF
ever mention, rs cent less
than an city, Ladies proof and India Rub.
shoes Also genemens cork soed Boots just call and
Judge yourselves AIS Broadway Cans street.
WALKER cos; at lTs Hudson, corner Canal or $50
In the limited States -0. $40 Inn
DR EERGU SONS CELkBAATED VEGETABtt
~ PILLS, for the of G., elects, Sc re. The high
attached to these Pills from the fact that they
ether nosous pgfsdentathey ogar no 'ns to h the
eiSn These Pills been vorsby known II Esrops
usually perfect in three four days One
boz will be shfhcientin most cases. Price 81.
For sale BY G. Colby, s5i Pearl street. Of Fran
fort. 80 r.. 49, OIL m.
BEAUTY OF COMPLExlON.-The best cosms,le ever
in for removing fckles tan, sunburn Sc healing
pies and other euptons OF the skim and Tor improving the
complexion which npars increased sstness and beau
'' TABLETTE OFPEARL AND ALABAsTER.
Try it, ladies' and be CONVINCED fresh supply just
ceved For sale by Guon lss Broadwsy H. Hart 27s do;
aud IS Hudson Scheden, canaist T. NJ Guion
t2T Bowsy at So rect; and G. H. Ring, ga croad.
Price Is cents s9s SIM
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

the depreciation Of Mr. Van Buren's system, will
be ready to enlarge the circulation, and thus in
crease the value of their purchases.
know that no people on earth win submit to
such REVOLUTIONARY that we never will sec
such change in the existing values of property,
know too that there is point at which the
precious metals would flow in to supply the de-
ficiency, and that we can command these, to
some extent, by sacrifice of the products of our
labor; but wherefore shall we be required TO
make such sacrifice? The principle is the same
whether the reduction of the value Of property
be twenty-five per cent, three thousand per
cent. Government was established to protect
our property; and no man or party has a right to
speculate on experiments to reduce its value
have said nothing about the effect of this poll
CIV on the Observation-Disclosures is no reduction
of salaries. The effect is to increase their sala-
ries in the proportion that the value of property
is reduced.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

the committee the bill for the French sterling
silueT plate and gilt desert set, bought from
Russian noblcman, M. de General Baron de
TuylI. resident minister of his Majesty the En-
peror of Russia, at Lisbon, for the sum Of -four
thousand three hundred and eight dollars and
cighty-tt0O cents:
The silver plate consists of soup-ttnreenS,
sattce-boatS plates, Oversees Srandeurs, bottle
stands, sottp-laaies Sc &C. Sc. three hundred
and forty pieces.
The desert set is composed of tablespoons,
sgeetnaeat-SpoonS, kniUes, forks, &c. &c. one
hundred and forty pieces.
The following receipts endorsed on the
bill for the silver plate and gilt service:
SeReceiyed June 20, 1888, four thousand three
hundred and eight dollars eighty-two cents, being
in full for the within service of the plate.
GEO. w. SOUTH.n
eSI certify that have received into the Presi-
dents House all the articles contained in the
within service, and they intended for the Pre-
sidents House. j. BOULANGER.
Washington, July l., 1888"
We really have not sufficient space for all
these costly items of our democratic Presidents
house, but considering how plainly and econom-
ically Mr.. Van Buren, raised, he must be
astonished in looking round at the magnifcence
of that palace, and eXclam with the dramatist,-
Gam Hodge, or am not'
The following picture of our little friend at
church, we extract for the particular edifcation
of the Spittalfeld radicals, who compose very
important portion of the party.
ttOvcr his shoulders hung very splendid blue
Spanish cloak, and around his face the same
miigled expression of conceit and nothingness,
which envelope ambition made great by acct
dent. On his appearance, up drove very sPlen-
did carriage, drawn by two beautiful blood hor-
scs, their heads and tails full of great deal
more of intellect, passion, feeling and sublimity,
than their owner. The carriage of his Excel
lency was the most superb thing have yet seen.
1t was of dark olive hue, with ornaments ele-
gantly disposed, shining as bright as FURNISHED
gold. When was in Paris, saw Louis PSi,-
ippe frequently drive out to the Neuilly and back
to the T'illerics. When was in London, saw
the Queen as frequently drive out from Bucking-
ham Palace round Hyde Park When | was'at
Windsor, have also seen the same royal per-
sonage driving from the Castle to the Chapel
| have seen all these, yet must say that the
carriage and horses-the ordinary cquipage of
the Chief Democrat of this land of locofoco
equality-is far more elegant, superb, and splen-
did than either of the other great and royal per-
sonages. The servant dashed up the steps, bang
ed too the door, jumped up behind, and away
rolled the head of the Republican party, with an
air of style that can equal and surpass that of
any crowned head in Europe.
In short, the whole speech of MIR. Ogle exhi-
bits an awful comment on precept and practice,
calculated to astonish every democrat who real
ly believed that Mr.. Van Buren, pTdctised what
he preached.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
Extract of a letter dated
SOUTH BEND, Indiana, June 50th, 1870

GEN DUFF GREEN:
Sri observe that there are letters from Land
Officers and other sub-treasurers, published in
the Globe, Argus, and other Loco papers in the
East, stating that General L. A. Howard, their
candidate for Governor, in this State, will be
elected in August, by t,eelUe thousand majority,
and that Van Buren, will get fire thousand in
November.
Now this is all humbuggery, and is only in
tended for effect abroad; there is nothing in the
future more certain, than that Col Bigger, the
Wing candidate for Governor, will be elected by
at least Ten THOUSAND majority, and General
Harrison not less than FIFTEEN THOUSAND
These are points which every intelligent and I'M
biased Van Buren, man yields at once. As to
Gen. Howard, he is certainly the strongest man
their party could have brought forward; but his
vote on the New Jersey question, and on Mr.
Chinn's resolution of enquiry in regard to the
defalcation of certain Post Master in Louisi-
ana, does not suit the notions of the citizens of
Indiana his cry of emo party" to his constitu
ents, and his strict party votes in Congress, does
not agree. 1t was his ''no party" cry, together
with local and personal (moraD considerations,
that elected him last year, but we shall send
staunch Wing in his place to Congress.
As to Col. Bigger, his opponent for Governor,
he is his equal in every respect; in point of talent
intellect, and moral worth, he has no superior in
the State.
We are much pleased with your valuable ''Pi-
lot" and hope it may find its way to every ''log
cabin" in the United States, with the proofs it
contains; it is easy to refute the unfounded slang
and abuse of the opposition. God speed you on.
With sentiments of high consideration,
am, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
C. NJ. III.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
A1.sO5 Sd
or the East Room, we have the following trihes:
S,,its Of C,,rtains for the East Boom.
Cost of East Room curtains,

Cost Of East Room curtains, S3,S75 35
Without referring to the English and Saxon
carpeting, and other furniture, TO large amount,
cdne we to something in the plate way, rather
mtre costly than what we see at the wigwam.
You seem amazed, MIR. Chairman. DO not be-
lieve that speak not the ftwords OF truth and
soberness." | have now in my hands, sir, the
"official vouchers" which show the expenditure
of every dollar of that large sum, and that the
whole amount thereof, with the exceptions of
S1,125, was expended since the days OF the plain,
frugal, economical, republican, retrcnching re-
formation of jackson and Van Buren, commenced.
And here, in my place, demand, in the name of
my constituents, that the committee on the ex-
penditure on the public buildings make report
to this House, and communicate copies, not only
of the vouchers this subject, but all the vouch
ers in relation to expenditures for the Presidents
house, furniture and grounds, that they may be
all spread before the people in an "oficial formD
This everlasting leakage from the peoples strong
box must be stenched.
But will exhibit to the committee the various |
bills which form the aggregate Of Sl1 ,191 80 for
he table service Of the democratic President. /
win, In the first place, bring to the notice Of
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n IL. DRAKE, (many years Reporter in Con-
lVH gress, and Stenogfapher to the late Convention
70 amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania bess
respectfully TO apprse gentem of the Legal and Med
icai Professions and others, whom practical know
edge Of sfenogapby may prove valuable requirement,
Or al least pleasing source OF amusement, that he pur
number of those DESTROYS to obtain it, make immediate
application to him; and thus avail themselves of bein
Short hand Writer
Ih7-Term5 VERY kKAson ABLE.
Trials, Arguments, Examinations, Re feree Cases.
&C., repofied-one days notice being q iven (yyhen
pncticabie TO MI D. that his services wi, be required
Apply at No. u 81 Psuis street., a. The Office ofsbe
"rnotss "a. W 9-lw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE PILOT.
Extract Of a letter dated

CLAYSyILLE, tohio,) July 9th, 1870
We had great Wing meeting on the 4th inst.
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. There was great number
in neutrality-suspicious. ten thousand. We had
two able addresses, by Gen. Murphy, of Chilli
Gothic, and by Thomas Corwin, the Wing candi-
date for Governor, the ensuing fall. We had a
great dinner;-our table was three hundred yards
long. We had cooked and prepared, 2100 lbs of
beef, is calves, 40 sheep, $50 hams of bacon, IS
barrels of flour baked into bread ;-besides album
dance of crackers, and 1000 pies, cheese, and
other articles, in abundance. 1t was all swept
pretty clean;-good order prevailed. The Wings
are in good spirits There is no fear of Ohio.
You will doubtless get the account in the papers.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
DIED,

On Thursday evening, 23d inst after short but very
severe illness, Hannah Cook, consou of mr. Isaac r.
Cook, in the 3lst year of her sge.
On the Oath inst Mrs. Anna Jones, relict of the late
VIM. Jones, Esq. in 76th year of her age.
On the 9th inst. Aqulla Cunningham, in the 5lsf
year of his age
On the 22lh inst William Edward, son of James A.
and Mary WiIlick, in the 9th years of his age.
On the ODD inst James Philip, infant son Of Edmund
l.. and Emeline Youce aged months and II days.
AT Pittsburg on the morning of the 1lth inst, of con-
John Hamilton, Jr, in the 9th year Of his
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
Extract Of a letter dated
WOODVILLE, Mississippi, July 8.
Your most obedient servant,
C. NJ. II.

WUUDFII-IE, MISSISSIPPI, July ..
~ viii endeavor to send you, in day or two,
namber more subscribers. l feel great anx-
iety for the success of your paper. Although I'M
acquainted with you, personally, 1 have long
known you as an Editor. l am South Carroll
nian-and l shall never forget the ability and
zeal with which you sustained theprinciples of
my native State, in her hour of trouble. Had
you listened to the admonitions of self-;nterest,
instead of the noble and magnanimous aspira-
tons of the patriot, your course in that crisis
would have been the reverse of what it was"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CeMPANr.-The
London Times of the Sd of July says: On Sa-
turday, at II o'clock, the Cornpany's steamer
Chile left Blackwell for Gravesend, whence she
sailed on Sunday for Falmouth. On Tuesday,
she will leave England finally for Rio de janet
70. The Company's steamer, the Peru, Of the
same burden, will leave London on the 9Th of
July, touch at Plymouth, and proceed likewise
to Rio de Janeiro, from which place, both ships
will sail, and steer in company, through the
Straits of Magellan and Callao, their ultimate
destination.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
RALTIMoRE COUNTY,

There will be political meeting on Saturday, the LIST
August at the house of Mr.. JOHN GUTTON, Piney
Hill York Turnpike, 20 miles from the city of Balt-
more. Several distinguish advocates of Harrison &
Tyler together with the Electoral Candidates Of the Sd
District are expected to address the meeting. The pub
lie generally are invited to attend. jy24
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The Charleston, South Carolina, Banks, have
resumed specie payments,-and the rate of ex-
change between this city and New York, iadi-
Gates that our banks will be enabled to do so, as
soon as the banks in other States shall have
made arrangements for general resumption.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

BEAUTIFUL SuPERSTIToN.-Near Fort Lea
venworth,in Platte county, Missouri, is the grave
OF a distinguished Potowataime chief The edi-
tor of The Hannibal Monitor, has often'seen mem
bers OF the tribe standing in sad silence before
It. In the long summer nights, from night-fall
to day-6reak, bird,unknown except by song, to
the woodsmen, p0urs out melancholy strain of
music. The Indians say it is the "spirit bird j,
hanging over the tomb of the chieftain. What
loss to the world it is, that ne record can now be
preserved Of the beautiful superstitons of the alb
origines.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Sun of the 18th says, that
there was rumor in town that VIM, a., F.
was elected in the 80 district by II votes. The
Bee and Bulletin of the 18th were silent. The
Picayune of the 18th contradicts the rumor in the
Sun. Moore is, no doubt, elected.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

On the 2lst inst. by the Rev. Mr. Tppet, Joshua W.
Weaver to Miss ]. e. johnson, both of this city.
On the Odd inst by the Rev Mr. Gildea, Edward Muir
phy Of Montreal, to Anna NJ. Carnan, of Adams coun
ty, Pennsylvania
nance, of PennsJ vana, to Miss Anne b., youngest
daughter of the late Capt John Mcknight, of Alexan
hria
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
FOURTH warn

0H-TlPPECANOE CLUB No. 4-There will be
Tuesday Epening, 18th inst at the Room efhe Academy,
Ensor street, adjoining the Independent Engine Houses
Punctnal attendance is requested. By order,
WN JOSEPH @. BOYD, Rec Sec'y.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

PoET OF BosToS.-The Boston Patriot saws:
"There are fewer merchant vessels in this port
at the present time, than for number of years I;
only six ships, two of which will probably sail
this morning, three banks, and small number OF
briggs. The high rates of southern freights, and
the very long passages from Europe, have had 4
tendency to produce this Scarcity
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

PUBLIC MEETYNG-Tippec Clubs Nos. 3 and
will hold joint meeting Boons Store, miles on
the Falls road, on SATURDAY EVENING the LIST of
August ut O'Clock, which the friends of Gen. HAIR
RIsoE are invited.
Addresses will be made by several friends of the
ause. jy "a
fRy-WLIG MEETING NEAR MIDDLETONN on
the l4th August.-The Wings oil Catoctin and Har-
bough's Valley, contemplate having public entertain
lnent near Mddleown the l4th day of August next
The fECommee of Invitations request the Wing
press generally the meeting and to invite
all persons who may be disposed to attend. 1t is ex-
pected that the Electoral candidates and others, win de-
liver addresses. jy27
{7-EIGHTH WARD.-The Tippecanoe Club of this
ward will G. Browns Tuesday Erening nert at
o'clock precisely. Punctha attendance is requested
The meeting will be add essed by prominent friend of
jy27 A. L.. MOORE, Prest.
Q5-THE WIG STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
will meet Jiesddy afternoon, 2eh inst at O'Clock
Every member will please give his attendance, puactu-
ally at the hour named.
". F. WILLIAMS,
Jy2 Chaiiman.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

A ToRNADo.--A tornado about half a mile il,
length, recently passed over part of Bloomfield,
Ct, and did considerable damage to the windows
OF the farm houses, and the crops
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
MAIL ARRANGEMENT,
AT BALTIMORE POST OFFICE

f5z-TENTH WARD-A regular meeting of tn
Tenth Ward Tippccanoe Cub,wil be held at the Schoo
Room, the S. w. OF Euaw and Mulberry SIS
on Bonddy NIGHT the 9Th, at O'Clock. All those dis
posed to Join the Club are requested to attend.
By order ELLIOT Old. POOR,
iy "a Rec Sec'y.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

The body of lad named james Maxwell. wa.
found near Wilmington a day or two age, smoth
cred in hay-Ioft-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

STATE STocas BY AUcroN-There were on
Friday, in New York, sold by auction. S25. 900
New York 81 per cents, for the benefit Of sundrv
Rail Roads, atpar to SO per cent
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

The U. s.. schooner Grampus, Lieut.. Paine.
has arrived at Boston, from cruise off the coast
OF Africa, last from Monrovia, June 6. The
Grampus touched at st. Thomas, and left that
port on the 9Th inst She has not lost a man
during the cruise.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

a DoUBrFUL SToRY.-The Pope is said-tbis
fact is hardly credible-to have sold the Lao
coon and the Apollo Belvidere to the Emperor Of
Russia for nine millions of francs
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

We learn that the Harrison meeting at Ches-
ter, Delaware County, on Wednesday last. was
| large, harmonious anu imposing.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

lGt-THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
TIPPECANOE CLUBS OF THE CITY will meet at
NORTH BEND, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the
9th Instant at SIX O'CLOCK.
V II THOS. CARROLL See,ry. ,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

A fight lately occurred at Saratoga. .betwee,
two gamblers; they used bowie knives. ans
wounded each other severely.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

Governor Morton visited the Britannia day
or two ago, and WAS received with every de-
monstration of courtesy.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

The Genessec valley canal viii be completed
; as FAR Mount Morris, By the FIRST Of September
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
s5s2,519,l25

Making, 1912, 59S,6I6
Deduct balance due
to Banks, 60 ,421, ISL
Making total liabilities, s2S
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27

Making, 5;
Their deposites were, Sl27, 397,1s5
Other liabilities, 36,Ol5,5 1872
Circulation, 149, iS5, 1893
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
From the Madisonian.
A PLAIN TALK ON POLITICAL
MATTERS.
Noted do,on 5y Peter Plough5o,

Noted doaOn by Peter Plough5oy.
SEVENTH DAY.
Mr.. Capias returns the DOeamsnts-His Opinion
Capias. have perused The documents
you were good enough to lend me, Col
onel, and now return them.
Col. r. You have found. I presume,
that have not misstaled single fact
from them! ~.
Cspias. You have stated nothing bu
wha, is borne out by their testimony
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

tain Of pure virtue. The desire n be
pure. secures cleansing. and Inc wish for
divine strength eDdues Us with power.
n.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-01

most shrink back at The thought Of selling
poor wIitc romdn into sldrery, 10 free
negro, and she, fleeing perhaps from her
black masters disgusting iamiliarIties,
must be brought back 10 serve for a still
longer term, to be subjected to still more
foul iadignities and to close.thc repolt'ng
drama of helpless Indebtedness, to be
stripped, indsccntly exposed TO The lascipi.
Gus gaze of her black tyrdnt, and in the
language Of Gen. Harrison's law, " 'chiP-
ped rcah Mirty-nine stripes!7'
Is there man so base, or woman so
deprayed on the face Of Gods Earth as
not to shudder at the bare imagination Of
such scene2
And yet the man, who apmorcd this
Iaw-who might base prevented it from
dehling the Statute book Of Indiana, and
disgracing American legislation in the
eyes Of the civilized world, is held up
and boldly paraded before the people as
= he poor mans friend"
For humanity's sake, for the sake OF
justice, for decency's sake, save US and all
poor White men and uomen from sacli
friends, aud deliver Us from such Legis-
latorsi