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

no tFTA pleasant room, neatly furnished 10 single
Gentleman, With without breakfast and tea. pri
family permanent boartcr Is wished for Apply II ~
Mercer street htwcen Canal and Grand street i2s N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron HFALTH oNLY-A
ORD respectfuly informs his nds IN We vicinity
OF the Tetr Ills that We has fitted hs large Room go
kaqwn broadway Hail. with tables whsrehs win
be happy hos~ who wish play purchase tables aud
hts Old snd Ann street adjoining the Museum, where
there thirteen ahles ready Tor trial Tables OF every do
scrpcu, cloths balls cues way Sc oi ss'c " above
The above have the reputation o henf k.t IN The
most respectable and the best assortment 81 tables
EQUESTRIAN EXCHANGE, tOs BoWERY.-The prc-
IL prie,or of the above estsbshmnt VII have guisr sas
every Thursday Thursday nth Feb ie4o An
Hrs~. FOR should be entered the day previous be-
lo-e ocock NJ place the catalogue none
sthevs will be offered. .
having property TO dispose Of can depend upon pro-
per attention. -,
A. private sae-Matehed AND single Horsea.
e.asiw. MOsEs POWELL, rropfistcr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

~ POR SALE OR TO LET, the three story brick
H No. 2Oi Ninth street attic and counter cell
sa lar finished complete German silver CRATES mahogany
doors plated kitchen cisten Of great
capac;tv: furnace with ues throughout the house, speaking
tubes force pump hot and bathing The
House as built about since; been very little
ped painted, and perfect order Aply TO
HENRY LYNCH, the premises, or TO GERARDuS
CLARK ESQ. Wafer street fec I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

SPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHIBlTlON-Ncwo open
- few doors OF Neutrality-suspicious.
RAYMOND WEEKS, HOBBY co, have the pleasur.
10 inform m. public anu -,nrs that they hay, established
rare Beautiful and extensive MANAGE OF Living Allnas
Beasts the above named place Their collection
of the OF natural history
imported TO America Will be for the reception 81
| the evening. di2- 9m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

WANTED at the Land Agency and Commission Office 27.
Hudson street Partner with from $500 to $780, capital
to safe business Likewise wanted sell
change for property valuable Farm New of
with first buildings pleasantly situated canal
ana railroad Likewise for SALE about $4,000 Stock Steam
boat in the best order running that pays about forty
cent.o ont the capital. Appy IS above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

SIMPSON'S NEWLY INVENTED PORTABLE Enc
MA APPARATUS, contained in little larger than
box The advantages this instrument all
others yet offered to the public is portability and sim
plicy. They with variety of Pumps sale at
II. SIMPSONS, 1853 Broadway, New York.
NJ b. Wholesale orders promptly executed. ,
Lances Instruments Razors Cutlery, &c., set and repaired
fel AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

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abandoned hope Of being
when procured bottle Of Red Drop, and am now
without lad effects 81 the disease
naming My dear SIR all the return make you will
be recommend TO those who have been unfortunate
,stfl csn6deucs vii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
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t . x
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,ody q the stomach hahtual cosenes sck head.
ache heartburn hatency and diseases Of child
This valuable family medicine for sale wholesale
aud ret by o. FAY Agrnt at drug store iss broadway
cry cor Grandsi; Canas; Messrs Moss 500 rsnd
Nc PriC prrb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

NTOSMS. WORMS. DESTROYED.-.ROW ND'S
w NERMIFUGE has peculiar claims for patronage, by its
special property of destroy ing and exPeng firm the
STEM the time cleansing the bowels of the slime
and mucus in which they were mbedded the distressing
bowels footed BREATH &c &c. Immediately vanish the
gular employment of the above valuable remedy
For sale by o. FAY agent at Minors Franklin House
Drag Store 1888 Broadway 27 Bowery ia Canal street 100
Fulton street 6 Broadway Price 2s ctnts each ms IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

CALF RIkUM AND RlNGWORMS-(,ibnc . Ccehr.t
- ed WASH the above Diseases pnples the face all
other diseases ~ the skin; aud most happily ecseous Ger
Whist is called Jackson BARRIERS Itch often produced from
shaving In insanee has this medicine failed cure, nor
will a. " used drectedbeing WASH u pleasant and safe
10 twill not so and may be applied 10 TIE delicate
infant The above of the skin themselves
variety &c forms al Of which may receive speedy and prma
rng expense, thous ey can
thy. II requires restrictions 10 diet exposure
For sale by John OnhanL Agent drug Broad
Work. Rctaileds No. 27 Dowtry s9l Granist, 10
Canalst; 90a Broadway. mas IA.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

Two of our city papers yesterday morning
stopped their presses 10 announce dec'aratlon
of War against China by the British copied
from slip from The Office of the New York
Herald. Now il seems that England has not
declared war against China, but only made pre-.
pardtions 10 that end. The following is from
the Herald
England has Not declared war against China
but we have now the details of such active pre-.
parations of war IN British India and in Eng
land, as invariably precedes a more open and
formal declaration. By an overland HIajl, re-
ceived at London from India, the London pa.
pers of the I1th ult. published accounts from
Canton to 18th Dec. last, and many days later
from Calcutta. There is not vet any formal de-
claration ofwar byEngland but it is well known
that such a thing would not be done till the gov
ynment is ready to strike blow. The prepar.
atoms in India and England are on very extsp
sive scale. This important news is contained
in the dispatches from Bombay, dated January
81 and was brought to Marseilles the 7tllMarch.
The most extensive preparations. making in The
Indian harbors. The Governor General had
advertised for 10000 tons of shipping for the
transport OF the troops toChina, $4,000 ofwhich
were to be supplied by Calcutta, and the rest by
Madras and Bumbay.
The expedition was to rendezvous at and sal
frem Calcutta. Seven regiments quartered in
this last presidency had been ordered to preparG
for elnbarkation, and the whole expedition was
TO consist of 10000 men. Its destination was
not known, but it was deemed probable that il
would be directed against Canton or some Other
point on the coast Of which forcibIe possession
would be kept until the Chinese Government
should be brought 10 reason.
The last accounts from Canton are dated Dec,
8. The Emperor had addressed to Governor Lin
decree prohibiting the importation of all Brit
ish goods forever, and the trade with China wal
consequently atan end.
The Americans continued to pursue their trade
unmolested, and their ships were arriving aLC
departing as usual.
On looking over The debatesin the British Po
lament we find the following in relation to tn,
matter al issue - Lord ]. Russell said that tht
reported declaration of war by the Governo
General was without foundation. The East Ii
dia Company would have nothing 10 do will
ths measurs taken by Eogland, except to afforC
aid if required. The Governor General ha,
been instructed, however, to make preparations
for war; 80 -.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
HARRISON DICTIONARY.

Log Cabin A $500 900 palace.
Hard Cider Champagne wine at So, 90 per
pint and half bottle,
APoor Man A $5, 900 snecurist in Cincin
natl.
A Farmer A man who occasionally rides by
his four farms in his co6ch and four with a ne.
gro driver.
An Old Soldier One who standing at lis.
tance, has lived TO zee thousands of his comrades
die on the battle field. -.
The Greatest General One who knows too
much to be ever caug ht within the reach of the
enemy's bullets ..
A Second Jackson One whose fears did his
country some service by causing him to resign
and thereby giving President Madison an oppor
tunity to call the frs, Jackson into tho field.
One Term A life estate.
The Star Spangled Banner A red flannel pet
ticoat.
The People The Banks.
The Poor Mans Friend One who votes TO
sell white men into servltude because they can,
not pay their debts.
A Wing One who makes no distinction be
tween white women und Winnebago squaws.
q A friend of the Constitution One who would
liberate the slaves in the southern States by a
law of Congress.
n A Patriot One who HAS held various Offices
for rising forty years and still wants more.
a Gallant Warrior A man who fights sue
oessly by proxy as aGeneral once did by John
son, Davies and Croghan.
The Peoples President Clay. Webster. Bid
die, Wise, Graves & Co. Guardians of Mada-
me Harrison.
Destructives Washington Jefferson Madison
Monroe Jackson Van Buren, and Benton.
Destruction Universal prosperity and free
dom, the legitimate fruits of the Democratic
motto-'Equa rights to govern all J.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
DEATH,

Il isn6f when Il ifsind is take1 from that we
entirely feel bis value and appreciate his worth.
The vision is loyeliest as Il Is venishing away;
and we perceive il not perhaps, dill we see the
parting wing, that an angel has been with US.
fieel that the deadshaYe conferred blessing
upon me, in helping me 10 think Of the world
rightly in giving hue Of sadness to the scenes
oflhis world, while, AT the same time they have
clothed it with every glorious and powerful
charm Of associatinn: This mingled portion of
energy and humiity, Of triumph and tender
ness, of glorying aud sorrowing, is the very
spirit of Christianity. 1t was tile spirit of Je-
sus--the cOnqueror andthe sufferer. Death was
before him, and yet his thoughts were Of tri.
'umph. Victory was in hisv views, and yet, what
a Victory NO laurel crown was upon his head,
no flush fpnds wasupon his browrsEo exul-
tation flashed fsm his eye, for his was viclo>
ny 10 be gained over death, and through death.
No laurel crown sat upon his head but a crown
of thorns. no Hush Of pride was upon his brow,
but meekness was enthroned there, no exuta-
uon flashed from his eye-but tears flowed fOm
il: Jesus wept.'
Come then, to US that spirit at once Of cour>
age and meekness, Of fortitude and genteness,
of a life hopeful andhappy, but thoughtful Of
death, Of world bright and beautiful. but pass
sing away So let us live, and act and think
and feel, and let us thank the good providence,
the good ordination ofheaven, that has made the
dead our teashers.
, have seen one die, she was beautiful and
beautiful were the ministries of life that were
given her to fulfill Angelic lovelmess enrobsd
her and a grace, as if it were caught from hea-
ven, breathed in every tone hallowed eyeTy afI
fection, shone in every action, invested, as ha
10, her whole existence, and made il light and
bIessing,--a charm and vision of gadness, to
al around her, but she died Friendship, and
love, and parental fonduess, and infant weak>
ness, stretched out their hands TO save her, but
they could not save her, and she diedi What |
did all that loyelincss die 7 Is there no land of
the blessing and the lovely ones, for such 10 live
iu1 Forbid it reason, religion l-bereaved afec
ton, and undying love forbid the thought 1t
cannot be that such die, in Gods council who
live, even in fraif human memory, for everl--
Rev. o. Dewey.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
AN EXTRACT.

Go out beneath the srehed sheasens
IN nigbts's profound gloom, aud say, 4
YOU can. "Tnere lie no. God" Pfo-
uounce the dread biasphemy, and eech
star above you will reproach yog for
your uEbfoken darkness Of Intellect
every voice that floats upon the night
winds will bewail your utter hopeless
ness aud despsirl ls there no Godf
Who, then, unrolled that blue scroll.
and threw uponrs high froniispieee the
h'gible gleamings Of immortality? Who
fashioned this green earth--wlth its per-
peloaI rolling waters and its wide ex-
peu>e of island and mainl Who paveE
the heavens with clouds; and altuDed a.
mio the banners Of stOrms the voice ot
thunders and unclaimed the lightnings
that llngeT, and Dafk, aud fash in theirt
gloom? Who gave 10 tho eagle a safe
eyrie whore the tempests dwell and heat
strongest, and to the dove tranquil a
bods amid the forests that ever sGho To-
ahe ministTelsy Of her moan; Who
made thee, oh Maui with thy perfect
elegance of intellect Of forml-Who
made the light pleasant to thee. and the
darkness a covering and herald to
the fret beautiful flashes OF the morniugi
Who gave thee that match!ess symms-
try Of smew and limit That regular
flowing of bluOdl That nrepressible
and daring passion, of ambition, and of
Lowell No God! And yet The thunders
oi heaven and waters Of earth are calm.
ls there no lightning that heaven is not
avenged Are there no Goods, tha,
man is not swept under deIugel They
remain-but the bow Of reconciliation
hangs out above and beneath them, And
it were better that the Iimilless waters
and the strong mountains were convul>
sed and ..commingled together-it were
better lhat the very stars were conaa>
grated by FIRE, or shouded in gloom,
Than that one soul should be lost, while
Mercy knesls and pleads for it beneath
the Altar Of inlercession!
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
LoGGERHEADS AND Log

CABINS The editor of tho MassiI.
Ion Gazette, in Aowery eulogy on the
many virtues, and fundamental princi-
pies, contained in the rearing Of Log
Cabins, sayeth the following:
"There is in the erection Of these
Cabins, a consideration that should not
be lost sight Of. There is returning to
first lmpressions--a going back to o.
rigIual principles commencing at the
foundation &c" We never could di
vine why Gen. Harrison should be pla-
ced under his three Guardians, beforei
but now we have it. He is "re'urning
TO first impressions" and 'origiOal prin
ciples," the good old days when his
trousers we're buttOned down behind
and Messrs Gwinne, Wright, and Spen'
ser, are TO be his Committee Of Safety
Bib washers, and Vet Narses, alter
nately.
BY The foregoing, we aregiVen 10 un
dersiand, that the Dr.. is going bacl
to his Juvenile days, when hIs owl
clothes were buttoned down behind :
when he "was muling in the nurse
arms when bibs and fuckers were hi
order Of the day. Come Dr.. "origlna
principles and a o dQdging. ..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
RELIGIOUS REvIvALs..- The


RELIGIOUS REVlVALS.>-T
whole West seems to be alive on the
subject Of religion. 10 CiDcinatli, we
understand there has been upwards Of
200 converts, within few months.
ln Marietta, about the same ratio in
proportion 10 the population.
Ii Canal Dover, politics and every
thing else, has been thrown aside, for
the last week past. The Rev. Mr..
Miles, from GAINESVILLE, Las been preach
ing to the most numerous assemble.
ges that have been known here for
years. ...
in Massillcn, and all along through
the North, and West, the came spir-
il rages, increasingly.
We do not pretend to hazard con-
lecture as 10 the cause Of these revivals,
but whatever the cause may be, il; cer-
tainly produces great, effect.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
From The Plough Boy. t.
FIGURES WONT LIE.

As the FeJeralists are fond of cypher
ing, we'll make smell calculation or
two. A Farmer in 1921 in the paImy
days Of the United States Bank, owed
200 dollars which be could have dischar
ged this year with 400 bushels Of whsat;
it then took from 800 TO 1900 bushels to
pay il! difference from four 10 twelve
hundred bushels! There 10 no humbng-
gerry in this. Yet the good feds cry out
for a repetition Of the Bank times we
had in 1921 end 1925, when J. @. ADJ
ans held the rein sof Government.
Expand as the Wings saidt 10 their
false reports.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

The Wings in this State appear to be very
foud Of poetry about these days. There are two
lines, writtenby one Lord Byron, who was
not comparable, to be snre, to William Hayden,
but who still was something of a poet.-.which
we commend to their especial attention. They
were written short time before his lordShip't
death, when the spirit Of prophecy must hav.
been strong upon him. Here they are:-
'Naughfs permanent among the human race,
Except the Wings NOT getting into Pla,e.'
TNant, islander.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
THE LADIES COMPANION.

We have received the last number Of
this popular periodical, the prospectus
Of which, will be found in another col-
umn, Seldom have we seen more
taste displayed in the letter press of
any work. lie articles are entirely o.
riginal, from the Pens of,he most gifted
writer's in this country. 1t is embel-
lished monthly; by beautiful steel en-
craving, and quarterly, with plate Of
the fashions. t '.E.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
THE BANKS HAVE GOT Hun.


We learn that J. McElvane, late a
member of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, has gone over 10 the
enemy, and ls now once more firmly en-
rolled under the Bank Flag. For the
last wear he has been waverIng, 90 as
10 merit the dstrust ofthe Democratic
party. This distrust, together with his
Indebtedness to the Banks, is evidently
the cause Of his desertion. One Bank
alone, holds a judgment against him
for $27, 900, which will without be I'm
medlately cancelled. He Gays he could
not agree with the dictatorial powers
of the Presidents message, and the
Democratic party, and consequently
must go for Gen. Harrison. Poor,
misguided being! What pity it ls, he
did not think of Gen. Harrison's think
ing Committee, who arrogate to them
selves the right Of stopping bis mouth,
and talking for him, for fear he would
convict himself in the eyes ofihe Amer
lean people, before whom he stands as
a candidate for their greatest gift. Mr..
McElvane should have looked, before
he leaped. As it is, let him 60.
As this will form capital for The Wing
presses, we advise the Advocate TO
lake Up the subject, and tell how Mar
Tin Van Buren, caused wheat TO fall.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

WAR.-A person just from Toronto
U. c., says the British there, feel con
fdent that there will be war between this
Country, and Great Britain. The,
seem to courtii, and feel confident thai
a British army could marchal over the
United States, so ipsignfcan, are ;heir
opinions ofus. BraggiDg is one oi
John Bulls first characteristics. Get
ting licked the second.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

NAVIGATION The Canal is now
lined with Boats, passing North and
South, creatirg quite stir and lively as
pect among our Warehouses. Much
business is anticipated being done in the
grain line, the coming summer.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

MEDIATION.- There was a rumot
in Philadelphia last week, that the King
of France, has offered hiwsalf as me-
diator between this country and Grea'
Britain. This is doubtful, at all events
we want none. Maine has her land.
marks, and no mediator but The force
Of arms can alter them.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

GThe Wings of Canton, have cree
ted Log Cabin, and gone to drinking
hard cider out ofa gourd, by way of
prelude 10 revolutionize Stark County.
IL this 10 the sum and substance ofiheir
argument. how is it possible they can
ever expect to succeed to powera Ev
cry sensible and high minded man, let
him bs Of what party he may, mas. from
his heart despise such ridiculous buff
foonery.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

when he rau for scat 10. the Ohio
Legislature, he was in tbs, rsar--when
he was candidate for Governor OF
Ohio and received Only 1000 votes out
Of 30, 900, he was IN the rear-when
he was candi dale for the Presidency
in 1886 he was in the rear-aud in next
November he wall be in the rear, That
Is his appropriate place. There is
whore be always was and always will
-bs-lN TIE REAR.-Ind, Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

Owe forgot last week. to notice
the receipt Of something aboutthe size
Of sheet of Tin, labelled the .'tIarri-
sonian Democfat,a just started ia
Millersburg, The Advocate, says,
''it is up to the hub for Harrison" We
think SO too, and it will be apt to sick
there.
Can the editor siDgf II 90, for old
Tips sake-quit pnnting--get some
hard cider songs-and tramp It. Other
wise, he will not be elected.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
WILSON sHANNoN.
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION

I'VE w 1ORh NlI1 EhEO1lOIN'
The City election has terminated, and
the Democratic ticket not only carried
by great majority, but shows great
gain to Democracy.
Yarisn the Democratic Mayor,
was last year elected by majority OF
1868. This year his majority is 1888.
Although We are opposed 10 the clamor
usually made about small elections, yet
we cannot help rejoicing at the glorious
triumph, of the many over The dark and
insidious schemes Of tho designing few.
Harrison Federalism won't go down,
in the Empire city,and as goes the city,
go will 60 the State. The New York
Era in rejoicing over the triumph, elo-
quentIy declares:--"Slandered, direct
ly and by implication. as corrupt and
profigate beyond all The cities Of the
State, New York has sci blister on
the forheads of her libellers that will
leave a mark as Infamous and indelible
as that oil Cain. She has washed away
every stain from her repuiation--s she
stands forth in her honesty, purity, and
power, as when she fist commanded
the respect and won the attachment Of
her sister cities aud coupties, and she
now asks the IN 10 canvass her profess
sions and her last deed--the deed Of
yesterday.and to give in return pledge
Of unity, and energy of action with her
heresflor. if that deed is approved"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

CONGRESS. There is little of im-
portance doing in either House Of Con-
gress. The Wings are making speech
es, in the lower House, and DIR Dun
can is using them up. 1t is evident,
that all parties are laying on their oars,
until further news from England.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

GIhe British Wing Advocate de-
aies there having been any changes in,
his county, from Harrison Federalism,
20 Democratic principles, and asks US
70 name one. Mr. Judas, we can name
NINE TO our own knowledge. but to
save time and room we refer the queru-
tous Advocate to its own Subscription
Iist, and there they will be found with
the following significant additionals; {;
'ioPd. They are all hard working men
who, with but one exception voted for
Harrison in '56, but can't do it .agdin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

FRESHET-. and Loss Of Life. Up-
wards of 30 lives were lost on last Sun.
day week, ,.by the overaowing Of the
river and tributary streams, near Prov
Idence, Rhode Island.