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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

CARSAPARILLA-Rowand' Alternative. or Compound sp
> rtuou Extract of sarsapara prepared entirely without
Mercury whatever and particularly designed iot
Chronic long standing complaints and to effect an
in the system, without iiestng sensible
mode Of action IL remedy Of great value and its effects
universally ecacous restabshng the operations OF
nature, and producing perfect health.
which WELD the Alternative treatment those
of Chronic form such depend the mpury of the
bood-as Scrous Kings Evil Mercua diseases brought
by improper ofmetcury Consumption Liver Complaint
Jausdee Ague Cake Rheumatism Gou Scurvy Cancer AT
fectons skim letter Ringworms, Scad Head Itch
pmples the No medicine efficient
Spring and OF value after
disease and rsored TO in professional and
One bottle Of the Alternative contains the
from bottles OF the ordinary preparations of the
Sarsapara and to particularly, AZ
being fully entitled to their utmost confidence.
{dS- Particular directions accompany the bottle
SARSAPARILLA constitutes the prominent ingredient
the preparations and by peculiarly own,
containing all essential and desirable proper
in the most concentrated form.
For sale by j. o. FAY Agent. at Minors Franklin Hous
drug store, 1893 Broadway, New York mas I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04
95OO REwARD.-CRoss SPECIFIC MIxTUl

pCOO For the Of Gonorrhpa elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs a generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for above this
- the most certain. -
II makes speedy and permanent cure without the least re-
strcon 10 diet drink, exposure change 10 bu-
Wegiv no long qpackish recommendations 70 deceive the
public " the medicine dses not speak for itself
speak FOR ~ Our object u 10 notify where can had and
the roptsr challenges single Of Gonorrhra TO
be brought IN which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
uni-r forfeiture Of $500
This y disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks
cetyhigh, low, uc and POOR matrimonial and single They
now presented With aremedy by which they thew
selves without the least exposure the shortest time POSSIBLE
Further te disease cannot be contracted Of tbs
Mixture taken st night going 90 bed when exposed
u ~ put bottles, with full directions accornpanvi<
At 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured IN two DAYS.
For sale only DR. VIM. n. Minors drug store No ise
broadway corner u Dey street Franks House, New York.
and AZ Jonc, ychnson, corner Of Chestnut sevestk
Beware ofmitai,ons The genuine only az above ,os Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

TOR GALEN HUNTER Of IOs eih Avenue. has u-ea
- mans Worm Bozengcs, IN bis practice and believes them the
peasantes and best medicine an They for sale
at ls Nassan-st ss<eS0 MAJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, ls5 Greenwich street "A.
n Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public, after
long experience in his business, he has brmed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

DLEs most efectusy and certainly cured by DIR. MILT
Il MORE'S LiNlMENT,-tsee psnphlet.l For sale BY j..
o. FAY. Agent at is5 Broadway, Franklin House, New
York Price 81. mas In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

'rHE REsURRECTION OR PERsIAN PiLLs-Tbsse
valuable Pills rlse from n greatest weakness distress
and suffering 10 state Of myth health hapuuess MANY
there who have said 90 their hearts there is help for
who have been raised % pristine health snd vgor They
srcdly have healing virtues which other medicine
country possesses Every individual has found and will
them the
sdcne which b, produced % America II the pure hsssr
docs not hnd them O. Do superior 20 articles ~ the public
prints for the diseases mentioned on The large t which
panos each box when taken according 90 the directions
will b. refunded The 81 etu
BE- discouraged however Departing their may be- until
they have tried the Persian Compound or the ncredous
have been obliged 10 Acknowledge s superiority quellng
Diseases which other medicine could reach They are The
ceapest well the best medicine Price
box containing pills; half boy cents. with bill Sc The
boz will be convincing than volume of cer
Gates.
For sale By j. o. FAY Agent, New York Reailed Al Nos
70 and Fulton the Lyceu Bookstore Broad
way opposite Nibos Garden; at tie Bookstore No Chat
ham SQUARE; and a the Circulating Ii
brery, sOf Bowery
Bio Mthers-It is with the greaest confdeuce that
Persian Pills. MAJ M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

CARPENTERS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
" BUCHU. (Doma Crrnaal sstringent and valuable
medicine for diseases of tie Urinary Passages Disrrh1a Nc
Also, Csrpcners COMPOUND Fluid Extract Of sarsapsll
For sale ~ j. u. FAI Minors krankin House DRUG
stare broadway. New York. mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

TRY 1T LADIEs-Ths Oriental Powder OF Alabaster, 90
besutfy the skin, recsles &c excellent cos
metic spleadid style aud far the common
Pearl Powder Identifying and socning the complexion,
and renders any unpleasant appearance Of the skin clear and
smooth For sale by o. FAY ;lnors Drug store
ss Broadway; ia Canal street ~ Bowery IS Sixth Ave
s44 Broadway. ms In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

yVORNs. WORMS! DESTROTED--ROWAND'
w NERMIFUGE has peculiar claims for patronage. BY its
special property OF detrcin aud eNpng Tm the hui
the time cleansing the bowels Of the slime
and which they rnbedded All the distressing
symptoms picking the disturbed sleep, pain In the
footed BREATH SC sc, immediately vanish the
yuar employ Eent Of the above valuable remedy. 49, .
For sale hy j. q. FAY agent, at Minors Franklin House.
Drug Store 1893 broadway E Bowery if Canal street 100
Fulton eH Broadway Ne Price Is cents each ms I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

CASES 81 b TEyER sns AS ssDa
AND's TONIC MIXTURE" The proprietor have IN their
than certificates the inialb
Nv medicine when properly used including many
bers Congress and other distinguished throughout
the United States who expressed their gratitude for their
restoration health by its employment For sale by j. O.
FAY Drug Store No. 1913 Broadway, Frank
lin House. Of Dey street, New York. ms I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

DOWAND'S ANTEJOsTTNE FILLS have no mercury
II them They very mild and most excellent laxative
edeine aud may all times be employed with safety where
a gentle yet effective cathartic H. required
For sale by j. o. FAY general drug No. 1875
Broadway franklin House. New York etailed ~ Bowe-
~ Fulton ia Canal street H. Rawls CO. Alba
&c
Price 50 cents per box only.
b RAwands Tonic Mixture Pills FOR fever and
essentially the liquid Rowands Tonic Mixture
with the advantage Of portability and loss foom breakage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

DR CRUMnACKERs CELEBRATED TONIC \ AN.
~ =lDfSPEPTlC PlLL-This remedy possesses that
valuable combination Of Catartc and Tonic powers desr
he BY which the digestive powers strengthened. and the
stomach and bowel. relieved and produces sickness and
restriction 10 diet oroccupaon These ls
entirely free from mercury and few hogs viii b. generally
tound sufficient 20 tie worst Of Dyspepsia. correct
acidy of the stomach remove hahitual sick hs adj
ache heartburn natency and diseases o women and child
This most valuable family medicine for sale wholesale
and retail BY o. FAY Agent II drug store is3 Broadway
(Frsnkln House, of Dey.st " ": AT 100 Fuonst: Bow
cry, cor Grand Canasti at Messr M5ss Grand-s
Nc. frce 20 cents pr boz. ua1 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

NOTICE Of application for the exemption Of debtors pcr
y from Imprisonment ant e. tn. PROVISIONS Of the
cond part Of the revised statutes. WILLIAM = PAR.
ROTf Notice first published January 10Th, iso Creditors
appear before the Honorable Robert w. Norrs, Recorder Of
the city Of New York No NASSAU street IN SAID city, atha
April merit Iss0-iawThio@w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

VrINsLOw's BALsAM or HOREHOUND. FOR
w COUGHS AND CoNsUMPrloNs.-Pcreonst troubled
with Colds and nsput Consumption, referred 10 the adj
vice contained In the following letter.
PfrrsfoRpp, Monroe co. Nov. ., 1852
Mr.. John NJ. Winslow. Druggist
Dear slhav been for series Of years afflicted with an
affection the lungs and hard cough and have times
in the morning completely exhausted by excessive
coughing during the night person would be by hard day
Labor tried Of the popular remedies of the day,
but found relief until met with Basam Of Hore
hound All the other remedies paaves that have used,
leave the bowels congesed state while leaves them
soluble and free. This consider great dsi ratum. On taxi
los. Of Bssam when going 30 bed. rest quietly
through the night and my sleep refreshing take great
pleasure IN recommending Baam 81 Horchound 20 all
those afflicted with pulmonary complaints. diseases
pertaining the lungs and take this opportunity 60 thank
YOU the relief ard benefit have experienced through
your instrumcntality Yours with much ressrci.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

~ most efcctually and speedily cured " '- '"
THIS specific remedy " sprepart Of tls yresf.t A e.
the above dangerous complaints Mary ter. -
had thense ~ incursbe have tried tins sls ~
getsble compound and ia few ds fjund TIE most h. d -,
lief II - remedy though powerful aud very sFcs,
and V recommended 10 physicians, being fay entitled t
their confidence
Prepared sold BY J. n. FAY At drug store Brosd
Wrsnkin Houssl nc Cansst. 80 broadway g Court.st
Boston; and Dr. Wadsworth, Providence, X l.
Price 81 "a per bottle.
~ b. None genuine urJess with label overNhe stopper
the propsr hand-w ring Of hs preprietor, thus
mas DR. v 0NTH Nv. pro--ia'or.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

COUGHS \ COLDS CURED-~Rowand's Puimonafis.r or
v Vegetable Demulcet N cases Of obstinate catar. coughs
asthma, and auxiliary II present relief from the
threatening symptoms approaching Pulmonary
No medicine has rreater claims upon the confidence Of the
valid than this. Price % cts. bottle Fec sale BY
J. o. FAY, General Agent. AT his drug store.
mas mt. ts3 Broadway. tFr,skln Iio1sel y y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

LYFS-INFLAMED AND SORE ~ ES-kowsnds Cob
T. lyr,um, or Eye Water most excellent Application for
veal named and u paculary adapted, by ~ mild
and safety. The eyes Of c drn and infants No
ecne has greater claims for patronage. and hap
piiy shc acious. All who try Il are delighted VT. u.
For sale by J. q. FAY. Agent al Minors Franklin House
drug store, iss Broadway and tf ansst v v mas I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

This truly valuable and pleasant liquid preparation Of the
well know herbs Horehound and Bouset for sale by J.
Jay Agent q drug stor,, ls5 Bosdway Franklin House.
~ corner of Spring Canal street SIS Broadway
Hudson street Of Spring aud al 2Js Greenwich
str Price cents uer bottle. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

IlLgS OR Hn.MORRHOTDS CURED.-DR NILTI
I MORE'S LtNfNENT u admitted 20 have eclpsed the
pr,-ns Of other remedy Tor the speedy and ctusl
Piles 70 has been unparalleled and truly
whore all q the most noted have utterly failed II
ulisr properties. remedy. and while lie app
cation aud very soothing. and effects safe
certain contains nothing ~ create pain unpleasant
sens7osnd N employed directed the most nvetsrate
So receive a speedy cure.
c'rtfat-s guarantee, have abundance like the
following. viF
hereby certify that after having been several years afflicted
Win The Piles NY wife and myself both entirely cured by
tht u o. Dr. Mhtimor Lininsnt for the Files IN four days
can therefore recommend efectusl and SPEEDY
IOHN CIEWnNS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

For sale b. D. o. FAY Agent Al Ml,or's Fra,Llu Hou..
Drag stors Is3 Broadway; ~ Csnsl.st Futon,i; ~
Bg~cryi 80 BROADWAY; and q New York dr-iss generally
Put up - two sized bottles small 81 lsrs sire ga and
warranted. r,as tups
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
Monday .IprH -, 1910.
IN SENATE.
DUTIES On SILK


MIR. CLAY presented a memorial from citizens Of
Prince Georges county, Maryland, asking for the I'M
position offs duty foreign silk. The mcmorialists
urge this the ground that Will only tend 10 en-
courage the culture of silk but also be beneficial 10
the Treasury at this time. The memorial was, at III.
suggestion of Mr.. Clay, ordered to be printed.
INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES.
The Liberated Negroes Of the Camel, Enterprise,
Mr. BUCHANAN, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported the resolutions which had been sub
united BY Mr.. Calhoun, in reference TO the negroes
liberated by the authorities of the Island of bermuda,
from the briggs Comet, Enterprise, and Encom'um,
with amendments.
Mr.. CALHOUN moved that the resolutions and
amendments be printed, and made the order Of the
day for "Wednesday next as he desired TO test the
sense of the Senate upon them The motion was
agreed TO-
The bill to provide for the settlement Of land claims
in the States of Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana was
then taken up, and after discussion was ordered
TO be engrosscd for a third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The SPEAKER laid before the House further tcst-
mony in relation TO the New Jersey contested election
which was referred to the committee of Elections.
Mr. ADAMS also presented certain JOINT resolutions
Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts, deaouncng reso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
TWENTY-sIxTH CoNGREss---lst SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE;
SnLnrhnM. .lprM IL $50

The business before the House during the morning
hour was the resolution submitted by Mr. Briggs, Char
Of the Committee on Public Expenditures, provi-
ding that, the duties originally assigned Ia that
mittee have been transferred 10 other committees, cav
IN the said committee duties 10 perform, il therefore
be abolished.
Mr.. WISE addressed the House with much earnest
ness in opposition the resolution in speech in which
he animadveed with great severity the neglect 10
investigate the abuses which he SAID were great and
numerous in the Departments and the reasons
which had been urged IN supper, itc resolution. The
morning hour expired before VI: w had concluded his
remarks; but by consent oil the House he permit
Gcd to finish.
a number ofScnate bills the Speakers table were
:aken up read and referred; after which the House
again went into Committee of the Whole the state of
The Union, Ms Casey, of Illinois, III the chair and
resumed the consideration of the
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
After some discussion on question of order,
Nr GIDDINGS Of Ohio, moved to strike out the
cnac,ng clause of the BILL and th"reup"n proceeded TO
address the committee ut considerable length in 4
speech, in which he advertcd to many items Of expen
diture in the Departments on which he commented AZ
eXtrayagant and contrast with the economical pro-
tessons OF the Administration; and, in the close took
occasion to reply to several charges which had been
advanced against the character Of General Harrison
MIR. DROMGOOLE insisted on the rule prescribing
that bill in committee shall be debated in order Of its
sections, and conended that the motion to strike out
The cnactng clause not in order.
The CHAIR overruled the objection: whcrcupon
MIR. DROMGOOLE took appeal, bu, subsequent
iy Withdrew it.
The question was then put on Mr. Glddngs' motion
and it was negatiyed, without a count,
The first item of the bill having been read,
Mr.. WISE went at large into speech, in which he
compared the amount TO be appropriated to the civil
list by this bill with the amount of similar appropra-
tons in former years. especially with those of the ad
ministration of Mr.. Adams, which had been so much
rcprobatcd by its opponents.
MIR. JONES, Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means addressed the committee in reply, vindcat-
ing the bill, and challrnmu" Mr.. W. TO detailed
animation of It's items
Mr.. WISE rose in rrjoinder, and having accepted
the challenge, and produced portfolio of papers as
preparatory to hts speech,
Loud cries made 10 rise, and Mr. w. yielding
moved for the rising of the committee.
The committee then rose aud the II ,usc adjourned.
MIR. Wise holding the floor for Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

,;ons adopted by the House of Representatives on the
snh;ect of Abolition petitions, denial OF the right oil
netton and as unconstitutional, and asking that the
same NAV be rcscindcd; which Mr. A. moved to refer
TO a Select Committee, and have printed
MIR CHAPMAN of Alabama moved that they do lie
on the table.
Mr.. ADAMS demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion: which were ordered, and wercycas 100, nays
ga.
So they were laid on the table
Tho Uouse then resolved itselfinto Committee Of
ia Who'll on The state Of the Union mir. Casey i'll the
cb,;r and took M the civil and diplomatic aPpropria
ton bill.
NJ WISE who was entitled TO the floor on the
above BILL spoke at length N relation TO the m
cro,se n ihr eypendI,urcs He was followed in reply
nv Mcssrs ]. w JONES and SAMUELS OF Virginia
MIR. STANLY obtained the floor, and made an e.
r, n nroyc that General Harrison was not an Adolf
ZIONIST and quoted from the Emancpat"r, Phllanhro
n;s, and other Abolition papers, TO sustain HIM IN the
rrouud he assumed, but was interrupted by Mr. HOf-
kINS Of VIRGINIA, who furnished hun with some ex-
,c, from Emancipaors, of date prior TO those from
which he was quoting, proof that the editor OF that
m,nar advanced the opinion that Gen Harrison OPT
rr;nnS wcrc favorable to the cause OF Abolition.
4 debate here arose, i'll which Alcssrs. WISE and
Hopkins participated when the latter gentleman, by
,L r,nisson of the gentleman from North Carolina,
rNIr S,auly who was still entitled To the floor, moved
liza, tin. committee rise, which agreed 10; and the
committee rose and the chairman reported progress on
tho hil and asked leave to SIT again leave was grant.
ed; then, =
oclork adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

directed first to the effort TO rcscind the ros,,
which preclude Abolition debates This no,n,
we shall have direct propositions, perhaps H.
Of Gen. Harrison, To purchase tho slaves ..,, 4.
sanction Of their owners" whose property vii
previously sunk almost to nothing, by the pcrn, "'
ton winch is kept up. The great security Off. :
crn States is in the fidelity and predominant ~,
Northern Democracy. The Democratic ADJ,
ton is now the strongest tie of the Union ana IL
guarantee of tile South Are Southern VIM.
to peril all that is precious Tor the sake Of lp.
tizan object, Can they vote for a man who k.
on the question of Abolition Do they no, -, -.
they sporting upon the brink OF. volcano. and.
al any moment, an carthquakc NAV rrud ,sr,,
foundation upon which they stand Such bIrJ.
such pucrilc heedlcsSnrss, are uncomfortable ".
again have recourse IL the vigorous Dean. f,r l
employed by HIM on an occasion Of much h.;
ritv:
ali these men and their contrGrratcs were,
vinccd of our stupidity, they never would hay,.,.
ed so audaCIouS an enterprise. They nov SEQ 49,.
has been raised against them, and they only watt.
il begin to flag: they "a about watching when ,o,,
rs They hope We shall he weary OF con'rpt,r.,,
them; and at last out ot ignorance or fear ar 49,
perfectly tired wil opposition, We shall h. t,..
yield: and therefore, confess, 1t is my curi ,r,.'
TO keep up your spirits and rescntmcuts lfl,u.
there is precipicc under you, and that i you no.,
ward, YOU Will certainly break Your nccks: # NO..
il before your eyes, must he at the trouble o' ,.
ing il every morning. Are our people heart, ~.
nroSS' Are their ears dull Of hearing. And Lsr.t
closed their eyes. fear there are some few
among You, who for ten or twenty pounds. f.,
would sell all their souls and their country: a'f0
last il should end IN their own ruin, as well p,
BE not like 'the deaf adder, who rciusclh Ia L,,
voice of the cAarmcr, charm he never so wi>c,
NlNDFy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
TIE CONTRAST bc,,rcea Mr.. Tan Buru
HcNCruI WITFISOH

"oU,N"E, AHuI 81. O..
+" Dcw SRA potion ul the ,Iiilrns u uIaugr lr-n.
concerned ~ the tiudr recently assumed hy i, t,5. N
IN their uI ration the hhOnn-t, aud their ga...
attempt elevate Gen. VIM. II. Harrison ui Ohio tot
office uf honor an! trust within the .t ~ the Amcltr
addressed HIM upon those points about wlr ~, H.
Interested, AT The time respectfully requesting .gt
cNp!ic answer bat YET We have been d.uiri-yt> >.
seems that W. are he crowded the polls ~ the ,sf
sir he would have, "Eida ftasbrG, hIsr,,' .tdrklr,, ,
PATH No man i>Igr> To this high urc ~ any rta,ry
the gtt nl III, people, III which their lives and lh-Tif,,
volycd, should hesitate Tor moment Ia hi OPEN.
frankly NJ one deny after his refusal If lin, simple H.
but that tins man with all his Cumnitta,In belong
Black Cuckadr order Therefore, bclcvu. a. W. sp t
tod and Country, that IL duty our fellow m
t. las I- communication before the people VITO ar. wa,
much lmparnrc upon the subject chcertGly h,r,ur
yu A copy Of the communication Gen. IT, and pry yu 81
DELAY Ia pr.-rnt them the through the medium w
paper. WIKI profound respect. strive remain ynur,,
JOHN n. GRA>IN. ggf. ....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

vlnieN right in his conjecture There marked differ
the Poposonsas appears by the comparison
have drawn IN another column Of this days paper Edagr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
/. KIM Henry the VIII

hing Henry the VIII
p $50 prove that not vain aarmiss, we
add few remarks which will not be- deemed unin.
portant or unntcresting. We have spoken Of Florida
IN relation to the Abolition question. Are Southern
gentlemen aware that the fanatics have already their
eye upon this devoted land; The Emancpator, or
some equally infamous Abolition paper, has called
upon Mr.. Adams TO resist the admission Of Florida
that time might BE- allowed to organize free state in
the South They feel the advantage of It's position for
their projects 1t is already surrounded by negro
muntics, all of which, most probably, WILL ere long be
reduced 10 the condition of St. Domingo It's separa-
ton from the Bahamas is so narrow and shoal, that
fishing boats labituay cross The war which
desoates the territory carried bv negroes as well
as Scminoles, and their number night be formidably
increased by the accession ounawavs from the South
ern States and outlaws einissarcs from the West
Indies The nature OF the country and the facility
with which food is procured make IL peculiarly favor
able to a maroon The Abolitions,s we repeat,
are alive all their advantages They have ALREADY
established nest or nursery in East Florida. Scenes
have occurred there which would hardly be tolerated IN
the city of Brothery love. The various coors dors.
tail into each other with the harmonious blend.
ing Constant communication is kept up with Hayti
by regular trading vessel, belonging to gentleman
who has lately published pamphlet, in which he cee.
brates the charms of the fair daughters Of that dngy
democracy or ragamuhn republic.
ThcS things deserve the serious consideration Of
Southern men The Abolition question is to them pa
ramoun If Harrison is elected it secures to the IA
natics, Al least negative triumph /, viii give them
confidence and nerve their resolution They will Zee.
themselves power III the State. We should not be
surprised If the bodness of their schemes would then
lead to immediate disruption of the Union The
influences which cocrced the nomination at Har
rlsburg, will be felt Congress and throughout the
country The whole energy Of these traitors vii! be