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

the assstascs III ss .r To which aed. Directions 10
the Lear ornnerca Calculations and Practical Forms fcr
houses Public Addresses The first ever delivered upon the sub
iect &c Se--this day published BY William jackson, iOQ
Broadway and for sale at the principal Bookstoes IN the
Unitsd States ns-sm'
MO EXCUSE FOR A CoUGH-Tbsre il no longer any
y doubt bat VIM Browns Coumroun@ BOneset andy, u
genuine will cough, hosseness and clear
voice tor the genuine. cali for Browns Boneset Candy
which - r sale New Work. only oy \ b. D. sands, drug
retail BY Ring, Broalway; Enbree, East Broadway;
Hart az Broa4wsyi Caddingtou, az hudson.st' Hj qos
place, not b the orginal prsscrpen that the d.
rsction. signed By the PROPRIETOR.
order that hesitate 10 make ~ this vsu
dents vim Bonsse Flee ost Lluorce Squis An.
sener Root Hor,hoynd Eayscsd, Hsr,er Root seneca DO
Cosfoot and Iceland Moss all Of tho vegetable Kingdom The
public udgl whether - medicinal preparation
Mhy suffer longerl Why dslayl
Why the bed q sickness lay7
Why bear the TORRENT for AN hour,
When II - within your power
7 o cure your coughs. sllay the pain
Clsanse out the throat and clear the brain.
Dispel your colds renew the voice,
Ifof your free will srd choice
lou purchase Browns purr Bonssst andy,
Which cures AT ccu.hs and colds 30 hasdyl
" B. Remember. the genuine be bad only nj the ahds~
places: all purchased elsewhere must be counterfeit sq M
RIO THE LADiEs.-DR. A. q. HULL's UTERO Alb.
DOMlNAL sUPPOBTER u offered o. those afflicted
depeuding upon ~ III t orinal ,uscles a. an H.
in evey way calcus'ed Cor relief and permanent
sorion 20 health When ts Instrument v carefully and
he immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
sRd bearing down, sensations which accompany nearly H
appca always Followed by early confession o radical
from the patient hers- The supporter sinpe
.rueon and Ne applied The patient without further aid
omce vesey street, Aston House New York
Pamphlets describing ts and application Will be present
| ed Al the Office. auif
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

~ DOCTOR GLOVER Is consulted as usual at his
INTO ms practice several new articles which are
- prompt IN curing those diseases to which he aevotes
or @ and ha Devoted liz oS for e S ten
ye4r to select branch Of his profession Us office IS No
Though AZ sns With lamp at the once door .,
and suspensory Bandages which adjusted and applied
Sill. celebrated Elixir may be at his store Price
dollar. jew
COUGHS & COLDS CURED-~Rowand. Punonaria. or
asthma and an auxiliary means Of present relief from the
No medicine Greater upon confidence Of the in
valid than tins Pne- y eis, per Eo,e ROC sale by
mas mt ss s ISFs F aSs Rh' a fGSs
COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs.-Ths Patent Arms
just from their mandatory number of Repeating
so&s S the notice & sp sS ss e 'g S
a sn ey 70 & s 3 iR throw sbs aeIar ~ y
As21G for balls or s5o, Rifles q eersn sizes
OF Tsry sger.r quality 70 Sd.r and shot All ct whieh
way. ma Sm'
SMPsoy,s NEWLY INVENTED PORTABLE ENE.
snuT hoy he .Iysut,g. bis noss.s.ss over ali
osrs yet orsJ public portability and
r SIMPSONS, 100 Bro,d9ay New York
Laaeets Instruments Rlors Cutlery, and repaired
T'o THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW.
has has stock Of Boots and
Nos les ana 10 Chatham street lie has the
tnsye assortment Of Boots add Shoes Of the latest fhioas
for sale whsess and retail At prices lower than can be
chased IN TIE city
All goods warranted. f.i9
IyTAsHINGTON HOTEL. BEOADWAY-The subscri
Der respectfully beg. leave 70 inform hs regas and the
public that he has taken the above esa5shnent which has
derone tsrogh ard oPen Cor the reception q
company The establ shmen will be CONDUCTED the much
admired Eurcp-an namely, OF citing the begroon ade
euateiv furnished
from 81 $ week O. utlemcn may ais be
dated with b-hrom breakfast and the Charges week
ia proportion u the quality Of the room.
The will from o'clock IN the morning.
All ~ night, during which tune the guests always b,
copmOdasd from the daily bill Of fare, and charged
ngy This plan hote Keeping leaves the liberty
dine when and where they please
The prOprietor faters himself h long
asduous attention the comforts and accommodation Of m
friends merit continuation Of their ard share
public paironage. JOHN COTTER,
late the Broadway Hotel No and formerly Of the
British Coffee House. Toronto, Upper canada im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

DiANO FORrEs FOR HlRE-A variety good Of Piano
Fortcs may be No West Fourteenth street, be-
tween The Fifth and srih short distance from the
Railroad and hired BY the month single evening
Also of Piano Fortes 81 various patterns
q rosewood and ahogssy which will be cold al the msuisc
pricss. and warranted COR isQa2neod.
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EOR THE FACE AND sRIN.-CHURCHS GENUINE
IT VEGETABLE LOTION recommended BY ths faculty.ior
~ diseases Of the ee tnd skin u ersdieaes tan pnp
frcklss rcdne and 81 cutareous rritons
gradually realizing adccse clear soft skin Transforms even
the saow rorlcyicn into radiant whtgnsfs Renders
reuKh skin beautifully soft smooth, and u
The face neck and healthy End inv emil, toom and
BY due perseverance, in ts application the result vii 20 beau
tfu compilation. The Lotn "a exceeded by no h,r 10 the
world suffice hss hcfn need 9TH great
n he limited St,e. ind West 1nli-s without single
plant Of m efficacy For sal. CHURCH'S nispensary is
Bowcry corner o Spring street Pc. IS cents per bottle
MAJ m eud'
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w ORMS !. -WORMSl DEsIkDfED.--EOWAN
w vERMlFUGE has peculiar claim. for patronage, byis
special property Of destroying and eyg the hu-
the tne cleansing the bowels OF the slime
in which they imbedded All the distressing
SYMPTOMS picking the disturbed sleep, the
bowels footed breath &c Sc nmedately vanish the
guar employ ment Of the above valuable remedy.
For sale BY j. q. FAY, agent, at Minors Franklin House,
Drag Store 100 Broadway sT Bowey ii anal street 100
FULTON Broadway Sc rrice IS cents each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

THE EMIGRANT AND OLD CoUNTRyMAN.-This
old and long established Paper viii on
newt much enlarged and Improved and VII puphssoo
II the old stand No. Barclay street opposite Asnr hense
Terms TIRE dollars per single copes,S Genus
ale price. - per hundred. VA q
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DR LEvIsoN-Dear siri can never Be grateful enough
~ have received by the invaluable
Medicp. tHunters Red Drop) was for Eve months aict
tad with yenerca and dnrng that time took medicines
hut would At last physician up,
but fortunately day was to fr.Ed the sub
that would Of which purchased OF your
agent in Philadelphia, and the result Is that enjoying
perfect health Now cir after suffering long, and
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel Il my
duty 10 inform the interested where relief may be lad
T. II. h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

TRY 1T LADIES-The Oriental Pew der of Alabaster
beauiiiy the skin ireeks, Sc, excellent
metc splendid style and SURPRISING the
Pearl Powder for beauiiyng and soenng the complexion,
aud renders Of the skin clear and
smooth For sale BY o. FAY agent, Minors Drug Store
isS broadway ili Canal street III Bowery sixth Ave-
nue. So Broadway. I'm.
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{" 1OO OO0' CASES FEVER AGEE" annual
1OO,OOO cured by the original and genuine " ROW
AND's TONIC MIXTURE" The propretors have in their
possession than ~ 900 cerhea the infibl
~ ofhi. medicine when properly used including many
Of Congress and other distinguished persons throughout
tie United States who for their
restoration TO health by its employment For sale by j. o.
FAY general Agent Drug Store No Broadway Frank
J. Eolse. corner Of Dey street, New YORK. m3 Inn
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C'OL CLARK Of Bridgeport Conn, desires 70 say, he
v has been cured " cough BY bor o shernsns
Cough IoEengs after having tried various Other remedies
without any benefit They sold at 100 Nassau street
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EYES-INFLAMED AND SORE EYES-Rowand's Col.
~ lyreum Eye Water excellent application for
weak and named eyes and peculiarly adapted by mild
and safety the of children infants
medicine has claims for patronage and hap
PLY effc acous. All who try il delighted witk it.
For sale by o. FAY Agent, Minors Franklin House
drug store 1873 Broadway, and ia Canals N mas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

BLAcK OXIDE OF MANGANEsE.-soOoo lbs. ground
- 100 900 lbs. crude, Tor sale by
mas PERSSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

C,n4PE NTERs COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
" BUCHC, lDoma Crsnatal astringent and valuable
medicine for diseases Of the Urinary Passages Darrhna
Also Carpeners Compound lua Extract of Sarsaparll
For sale by j. q. FAY Minors Franklin House Drug
Store. 1873 Broadway, New York. mas Inn
, 1840-10-10

ter US and to fll our places will proclaim the
effects of an unwise policy in this NATTER
The present legislators of Missouri should
have an eye to this subject. They should
have good men and true in the Board of Vi
sitors, who would look to the political princi-
pies of the professors to be appointed. We
do not mean that the professors should be
coffee-house politicians, but that they should
be orthodox in faith. We mean that they
should entertain correct views as to the
theory Of our government-,hat they should
be strict constructionists-no latitudinarians,
that they should be state rights republicans
not federal consolidationists. By paying due
attention to this, and the books from which
the student receives his political opinions,
Missouri will with absolute certainty avoid
the maelstrom Of, federalism which threatens
to swallow up the glorious work of our faith
ers.
, 1840-10-10

fortune and privileges, at the expense a SUI
fering and defrauded people? Are you will.
ling to fould your arms and see the monied
institutions of the contry systematically at
tempt to control the ballot box, by coercing
the citizen into the support Of principles he
detests, and men he dislikes, under the pen.
atty Of losing the means of obtaining his
bread, if he dare to think and act for him.
self! Are you ready to consent, that bank
curtailments, and their attendant panics and
pressures, shall become an accustomed and
legitimates means of overthrowing every
democratic administration that the people
may elevate to constitutional power? Are
you prepared to make your business, the val
ue of your property, and the rewards Of your
toll, depend on the base condition Of support
ing such candidates as favor the views of a
band Of mercenary banksi Are you dispos-
ed to see the president of your choice igno-
miniously turned out Of power for daring to
resist, with manly irmness, the arrogant de-
mands, and unconstitutional encroachments
of a league of law breaking monopolies? Are
you content to see the people defled, by
creatures that owe their existence to law.
and public distress pervade the wholei land,
as a punishment for daring to attempt their
reform? Are you prepared to see federal
ism once more in triumph resorted and seat
ed again in the executive chair, in the person
Of its ancient and uniform friend! Are you
content to intrust with your power, a man
who stands mute when the question asked,
what he will do with that power if placed
in his hands? IL you are not thus content
to surrender your rights, let your efforts be
seen and felt in their defence. Let the cause
democracy receive your support, and the
preservation of liberty will be yonr reward.
, 1840-10-10

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910.
A WARNING VOICE.

The late report Of the Board Of Visitors
of the Military Academy at West Point de-
velopes a fact from which we, of Missouri,
should take warning. 1t accounts for the
fact hat the officers Of the army Of the Uni
ted States are almost universally wings and
federalists in principle. It appears from the
report, that all the schools in which the sci
ence Of government, or constitutional law is
taught, the text books used are Bayard's Elk.
position, and Story on the Constitution. To
some this may seem to be a matter Of small
Importance. 1t is far otherwise. II is to
the fact, that such books are used in our Col
leges and Universities, that we find three
fourths Of the young mel who passed through
college in the federal ranks. The youthful
mind that imbihes the doctrines Of constitu-
tional construction which are taught by these
books, cannot be otherwise than anti-repub.
lican in after life. Next to the impressions
received under the parental roof, those OBJ
tanned at college, and from the teachings of
q learned instructor make the most perma-
nent impression. They become eng-afted
upon the mind, and when the time arrives
for their practical application, the tree will
incline as the twig has been bent. Hence
the importance Of proper and correct text
books on the subject Of constitutional law,
and Of sound and orthodox teachers to ex-
plain and expound. On this point, we should
profit by the example of our opponents
While the advocates of Democratic princi.
pies cannot point to a work exclusively de-
voted to this subject from the pen of any Of
the distinguished lights that have shone SO
conspicuously in their ranks, the federalists
have several which have been adopted in
many Of the colleges Of the country, and
even a~bridgements for the common school,
Their political tenets are inculcated upon
the mind from the first dawn OF reason, and
they are sounded in the ears Of the youth
when he enters upon the busy theatre Of life.
When these facts are taken into considera-
ton, we are at M loss to account for the
Of federal whiggery. We can find
no difficulty in accounting for the fact that
two thirds Of the lawyers, physicians, and
who go through the usual course Of
study in our literary institutions, are National
Bank wings, and for all the political heresies
Of modern ~whiggery. Shall Missouri profit
from these facts, or shall we let them pass
unheeded, and unobservedl We have a
University now in its bud, but destined with
proper management, at no distant day to be
an ornament TO the state. Shall its halls be
with young men who are indoctrinated
into correct principles Of constitutional law'
Shall its professorships be under the control
Of men whose political faith is orthodox, or
shall the institution year after year, send out
INTO the world swarms Of young and talented
men to preach the political doctrines Of Ham,
ilton and Ames and Adams. These are i'm
questions to the future political well
fare Of our state and the ~permanence Of re-
institutions. The living may not
witness the influence Of a false
step now, but those who are to come az
, 1840-10-10

Scarcely a week will pass now between
this and the presidential election, that some
of the states do not vote for state officers
Georgia voted on Monday last for members
of the Legislature, and nine Congressman
This state, like ours, votes by general ticket,
and we confidently anticipate a result favor
able TO us. On Tuesday mex the great bat
tie is to be fought for state officers in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. In the former, the con-
test will be close, rery close. Corwin (W.)
will receive the Abolition strength for Cover
mol. He has on all occasions manifested his
willingness to 60 as far on the subject of sla-
very as any abolitionist could desire.
, 1840-10-10

We have no means as yet Of ascertaining
whether Kent or Fairfield has been elected
Governor Of Maine. The wings claim to
nave elected Kent, but their statements are
so contradictory, that it is impossible to form
any correct conclusion as to the majority if
any. At all events, we are not so badly
fogged as we supposed. If Kent is elected,
he succeeds by the skin of his teeth.
, 1840-10-10

o. The following beautiful extract We
make from 4 letter of the Hon. John Forsyth
to his constituents. After speaking Of the
danger in which the Domestic institutions
of the slave states are placed by the unholy
combination of English and American Adolf
~tionists, he thus exhorts them as to the course
to be pursued in the present contest:
"The shadows of the troubles in store for
us, at home and abroad, are darkening and
stealing upon US. What note of preparation
is heard? What measures of precaution are
required! The gravest thought and most
anxious deliberation are demanded, to meet
the danger which will sooner or later come.
What others may persuade themselves should
be done, | cannot tell; but no step would
seem to be better adapted to bring them up
on US at an early day, and when we shall be
utterly destitute of preparation, than placing
the power of the General Government in the
hands Of the heterogeneous coalition that
now seek to obtain in the person Of one
without the requisite qualifications for the
Chief Magistrate Of a great Republic, and
who is accused, with too much appearance
of truth, Of having, in a public address, en-
gagged, if elected, not to thwart Congress by
the use of the Veto pOuer
The veto powerla portion of the authori-
ty given to the Executive by the wise farmers
OF our Government, which the incumbent Of
of the Presidential chair can neither surren-
der nor trammel himself in the exercise Of,
without personal dishonor and treachery TO
the Constitution. The veto power! the safe
gurad of the people against improvident
legislation, or Congressional encroachment
on the rights of the States and Of the CO.
ordinate branches of the Government.-
The veto power! the ark Of safety for the
Southern States; used for them, it is imposi-
bic, while the equality o Senatorial represen-
tation remains, and the present relative pro-
Of the slave States is preserved, for
the phrenzy of fanaticism and the reck-
of associated party profligacy TO
our repose, or assail our fresides,
the sanction of Congressional enact
Mr.. Van Buren, is pledged 10 use it for that
purpose-General Harrison Is not"
, 1840-10-10

~ There will be a petition presented to
the next Legislature of Mo. to alter the line
between Pike and Rails, so as to include q
portion Of Pike county within the limits Of
Rails. So
, 1840-10-10

DARSEs' trial has been postponed tor the
third time. 1t was owing to the absence OF
material witnesses on the part Of the prose-
cution.
, 1840-10-10

Morehead's majority, 3,3io
1t being only $40 more than Dudley beat
Spairht in 1886; ,rhen the fall after, Van Blu.
rem beat Judge White d natiue q the state
near 5000 uotes.
, 1840-10-10

" 1t turns out that since the entire re-
turns have come in from the late Gubernato-
rial election in N. C.,that the vote stands thus:
Morehead, (W9 4o,l47
Saunders, Cd. S4,8S1
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Fcrer and 1gue.

To my friends in the West, and particularly thon
WHO have used the Life Medicines in treatment d
Fever and Ague.
It's but very short time since these mcdloln,s
have been introduced into the fever and apuc dsrr,
and the proprietor natters himself that during that
period, wherever they have been used according
the directions, they have done more towards eit.
minating the disease, than all other remedies and
prescriptions combined. II 10 a common excuse /.
mong Irregular practitioners" when specifics are 10,
troduccd, that they cannot cure disease, which po
pie are in the habit of considering incurable Med
cal experience is continually doing away a part Of
the list OF the incurable diseases, and Mr.. Mofi i
the happiness of confidently announcing that fever
and ague is now to be added Ia the number Of cor.
plants which modern skill has conquered.
In Fever and Ague the Life Medicines mol oa''
give quicker relief than any other remedy but
perseyered in, effect pcrma Mt cure so tia, fbs
PATIENTS only ord nnriiy careful and resorts direct
ly to his medicine upon the first symptom of tendct
cy to new attack ~ may nlv avs be wardod oil II
escape ono chill would be Of infinitely more oons
quence To tho sufferer ihan the remedy-to remou
the disease permanently would confer a benefit 90
on HIM which cannot be estimated by any earth
standard That these medicines will effect VIVA,
here claimed for them the proprietor has the TESTING
ny Of all acquainted with them aud their appcalio
and use in the fever and ague and his object IN no.
addressing his friends at The West is to request tier
that they will. spare no pains in comma ing the
experience and disseminating this highly intetcstE
information, now that the season for fever and agp
has arrived
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-04

and improve digestion, and sound sleep follows
their use bccaose they cleanse the stomach and
bowels OF those Shiny humours which not only
irfitaic and excite tie nervous system but paral'
we aud weaken the digestive organs. In short,
they psssrs- all the good qualities that can be
claimed Tor any medicine. and what Is very re-
narkable, II Is utterly impossible TO use them
without benefit
Moe than ~ Thousand persons can be referred
10 who havr been cured Of complaints apparently
of The mos, dangerous character, solely by the use
Of the Indian Vegetable Pills
Office. aud General Depot iof the sale OF the
sboye pill. IN the New England States l9S TIE
mont Street. near Court street, Boston, where
thew can te had at wholesale and retail.
Agents lave been appointed tr the sale OF The
pill.iin most oi the towns.in New England.
An Iettefs relative TO the Pills must be addressed
thus; ~ f. Office n. A. College OF Health, Tvs
fremont street; Boston, Mass
AGENTS Rutland, VIM Fay; Bethel, ;
Austin, IT.: Proctofsyille, Proctor and Robinson;
Brdeewaicrl Thos. Southgaie; East Poultney,
rikock and Mears Ludlow, Dunbar, " Co;
Reading, Wood n Mctrl,, Cevndish Gibson,
& Son. a-iy
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INCOMPATIBLE.
TOOTH PREPARATION.

THE utoplsn dreams Of the Alehymisi are
Il reslizsdsnd a remedy discovered Tor the
leothsebe. aud preserving those important and
useful sPpendages OF the human system, ,by the
b. tie suraeuve, purifying, and suengths ming
qosiit'esi removes all sItf1DeoUa Substances from
The the teeth, aud preserves them IN their nat
oral brlisney, and the goms IN soondnsss and
beauty II is RseettHinsd from. experiences, that
shen used, The teeth viii neSer decay, bot re
seer Mhsn they are cseayed sts progress will
be tffes'rd, and The teeth preserved and pre-
Fsaird ifom Ashiag All ths hss seen done in
nstttucs 81 insisncrs and more, 10 thou.
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Saddle and Harness Manutactory.

TvNHE subscriber would inform the public that
l. he has commenced the above business at
the old stand, formerly occupied by G. w. Ellis
in Castleton, where he hopes to receive a liberal
share of patronage. lie will keep on hand, or
make on short notice, all articles in his line of bu
siness, such as Saddles, Harnesses of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
cty.-Also, good assortment OF Bag Top and
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. A good assert
men, Of whips and lashes, curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, all kinds ofcarriage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit;
most kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for the above Those wishing TO purchase will
find it TO their advantage TO call and examine
work and prices before purchasing else where.
Repairing done at short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN
Castleton, Oct. !.
N. b. good l1t of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. 42-iy