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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
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HIVES AND BEES FOR SALE At No; Sullivan,
@ Of Gana they De seoo ae ys Ssf
mai7 l tSSyg. iE TowNLEY Agent
DYING AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT, Or
PGNoLET informs his customers and the public era
hero and prepared to attend 10 orders with promness
India Cashmere, and Msrno shawls restored equal to new.
Mogssene dc LANES Chales, &c. cleaned dressed and fin
Blond Lace Wells &e besehed and dye to preserve their
Merchants, orders received and aendedto as usual.
ORDERS srS@ the south and adjacent parts executed with de-
L. has added to his establishment newly invented Hat
pressed On LIBERAL terms Principal Office No Barclay street
FREE TEAPE re-, mp 70 NoN9ro!9 IL NaS W;S ;
without regard to party and who are opposed to he 9dlous
y a he
Se he RS course ~ present pasSea by the Common
Council and adopt such well the
p' Sew ' york MaTeS 18th. 1910. MOST
MANEsCA'S ORAL SYSTEM.
FRENCH LANGUAGE15Mrs puRAND daughter Of
te Oar sTsrE Fully yersed il that ethod by the in
part s0 s
S viii as r Be crmsd ADDRESS City Hall Place
mall ew'
VICTORIA HoUsE.he subscriber re respectfully informs
rally he has that splendid establishment corner Of
date them with private board either
sf Sti
to merit and liberal share Of public
CH.RLEsreS, $. c, Feb. /. 1910.
~ Private Parlors .rte; Of family apartments al
' quality sst sns
gross cHhNGE son oqinFPf'
mas Inn and II Commerce street, Philadelphia
GRAHAM BENEFIT.-The Committee Of Arrangement
G s 20 ihf Ina g Sns
vii ahe place at the Park Theatre Friday Evening, March
Its known many that Mr. Graham has fallen heir some
ccts aader %cg % a con.e1 sdSsa
f s M 1Ss T s fs bsr oss @ 9Sa
1t Is also true that he is not likely to gt possession Of r
vide the property gnlsss compelled This being the MIR
sr am lii i mn ~ 20 rIo" Use INTO eSl
for but viii involve him expense prosecuting
Il; thsr.srs under The dis,grsbs 4scs Of again
be can get possession OF he properly. w
70 b. hand Of the Computes and the by place to Be
JOHN MORRISON President
wM. wsIoHr, Secretary. masst
MEMS YOUTHS AND ,CHTLDREN,s- CLOTHING.
co No a Roerv L., SHns,sn,I,, IN d = we,, Ia. 90
.ortment Of R:aynsde Clothing suited T. III and all
Hard Times. Can aud ies the aboye ~ %aaS an
GRAND. ASSOCIATE BALL-Ths first Associate BAT
New Yok P bSSsa aa Fan s benefit S Of sS "a @
and orphans will be given Tammany Hall Monday
e3d inst which occasion the Hall will BE with
appropriate esgsa Of the beat clubs Waaces celebrated
saaf sf 70. as s @ sqS T e SS
floor viii be under the management of Committee. Members
ofboat clubs particularly requested app in their
spectve uniforms Ticket, So and can he obtained app
cation 10 Cornelius v Andersen, cnicf of the " Y
Fire Department. the members Of the following cluhs;
Edwin Forrest osceo, Water Witch shakspeare. seadifl
Unknown Jack shenpard Esgl, Spark and Erbiera Also
Tannany Hall Cap. sanl w. Seey's (B0wery) and at
National Hall. &C anal street)
The Board Of Managers Ia presenting this Ball for public
c0nsiderat pledge theseves that nothing shl be
10 render this the sp endid affair Off
j. NJ LOWE ilE, Chairman.
John Finch. Secretarv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
MANEsCA'S ORAL SYSTEM.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Mrs. DURAND, daughter Of
the late John Manesc will soon commence 9nother Glass
of her father she feels confident her ability
part thorough knowledge of the French language The Glass
will be formed such hour be Class
of Ladies viii aso be formed Address q City Hall Place
mali 2Wr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

HIVES AND BEES FOR SALE AT No. / SULLIVAN,
corner of Canal street they be adapted to family
in couRry, Paror Bedrooms attic yards,
where fancy Dictates with perfect safety.
MALI tnyl+ IT, TOW NLEf, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

IMPORTANT-The enormous charges renti- have sid
who wsbed to provide theneelves with clothes Of tho hest
knf together with the unparalleled rarongc bestowed on
rHILLlPSS CASH TAILORING EsTABIIsHNFNT
100 william street corner Of John. since starting ths
year. ssee enables the proprietor 20 make still gr,aterre
8 PHILLIPS wishes 10 be distinctly nnderstood that an
garents made BY him are equal W every respect those
the first houses the city Hc " induced his r, mari
from the feet y severa rersons dealing 10 priced articles
(aciuaied by the extensive business he has
aAverseens Fce not the est " qnstv aone
The only true standard through which conclusion can
~ arrived II.
Gsrnsps ordered At this eoveern viii be found on eopar
With others ~ the finished style full rent
r TO THIS fact Of the first gentlemen in the Union viii
bear witness
will not therefore resort 70 the we'd system Of
ing bet Of nmins which he realized and
gnT 70 msead bat Altogether the
W F"sresses 70 ensure custom 1tsr one tra mall 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

n ENUINE PORT WINE BOTTLED IN oPORTo.-
" Solely imported FOR the Of inv Aids aud connoscur
In Of the hitherto almost insuperahle difficulty Of
obta,ng this the finest qualities OF Fort Wine,
the genuine state produced from he vines % We die
tic OF the TO Deuru in Portugal. Mcssrs Osborn, Bro
TIERS OF Oporto will continue TO export the above ele
in Of dozen eac bottled "a Oyor0; and 70
vent imposition quarter the cork Of bottle will
BE on the inner part with brand Of House,
"0sBORN
TRASH"
BY Which those parties who think " worth while 10
obtain and unsdueated Port Wine so often
sickness for the preservation Of life itseJ depend
purchasing article u from the wine press
nd f the choicest quality that nature capable Of
tucng.
Rcd Port 81 the extraordinary vintage OF 1885.
White halmsey Port do vintage lsa, Sold BY
jaf-sm' WYCKOFF Il SCRYMSER. ST Wallst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

PILES most efee,u,y and eertsiry cured By DR. MLTl
o. FAY Agent. al 1893 Broadway, Franklin House) New
ferk. Pfice 81. mas az
TO THE ECoNoNICAL.-REMOvAL NEW.
ELI begs leave inform his friends and the public that he
has rnoysd h stock Of Boots and Shoes FROM No % Canal
street o Noe aud Chatham street lie kss the
tceve assortment Boots and shoes Of the latest fashions
Tor sale wholesale and retail nj prices lower than be
chased IN The city.
~ B. ~. stores are Noe. ia iss and iss Chatham str,
All goods warranted felS am
"A ECONOMY is wEALTH.-Elegant short nap Mole.
- ska Hats low price &c s3es established IN 1885
weathers.
Aso an art,e, at saso ~ the price be exceed
general OF the latest patterns cheap
fe2s IN BROWN. Practical Halter. 14s Canal 81.
- their permits on board Orleans wharf foot of Wall
All gcod not permitted Gre days. mus usavoidsby Be sent
10 the public store. mao
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

FREE TRADE AND NO MONOPOLY .qhentiol Free
Of the Ninth Ward The Citizens Of the Ninth Ward,
without regard to party and who opposed to the odous
inonopoes created by the trnncal Market Laws
requested to the Northern Exchange e Becker
street House, on Monday evening next at o'clock to re-
the at present pursued by the Common
Council and to adopt such well secure TO the
people their legitimate rights
NV Ynrl Niarch Isfhe 1870 mqo-at+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

SC0n REWARD.-CROSs' SPECIFIC MIXTURt :
CVO For TIE cure Of Gonorrh9s, elects Structures
analogous complaints e the organs Of generation.
OF AZ remedies yet discovered FOR the above complaints this
u the most certain.
strcon to Diet drunk, exposure, change Application
g'v long quaekish recommendations To dsc.iy. m,
public II the medicine does itself NJ sha
spt or H. Our object u 20 notify where can nal and
ne propretsr Challenges single case of Gonorrara
be brought which the MIXTURE will not effect rar,d eur.
under forfeiture of $500 -
Ihs disease that unfortunately all OF 90
cety-tgh, low, 1ch, and ard
are nsw presented With remedy ny which they the N
without the least IN the shortest tim. possible
Furher the disease cannot he contracted OF III.
Mirure takep Al night on going 70 bed when exposed
IL u pat up IN bottles, with full directions
q 81 bette. One bottle lasts week which generally rs
Many cured IN two DAYS ~ ~
For sale only at Dr. VIM. r. Minors drug store. No 10;
Broadway, corner Of Dey street FrsnkLn Hous YORK.
and at Jones utchnson corner of Ch.sput and s.ysn
street,. Philadelphia - '
Beware ofifnitaons The rennns only above ,sqe-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

u PRESCOTT, Commission Merchsnf, ke,o Orleans re-
' specifically informs his friends, and tboee the late
Prescott Jones Co, that be coHnucs the business al The
place IS GTaufer 50 ee an. Will be happy
orders FOR the purchase of Cotton, sugar. Moasse and ives
Produce. Any orr left witt, tuss Prescott Son
Pre- street, New York, will have immediate attention..
New Orleans 2sd Jan 1890 fes stws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

k-A PART or A HOUSE WANTED. suitable for ,
NssI small saily the lower part of tho city. to rcnst
III two bedroom, and kitchen. Address y b. T. a
hs Office, stating trps, localior &c ns2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

CHERRf's AsTRlNGENT PiLLs-Dr. Cherry's eel,
eraed Astnnesnt Pills. for The radio removal lce
Seminal eaness, &c. scrthe flure of cnpaiba eubebs
Jsetions Nc tor sals BY the following agents-A b b
sand " aDs 100 Fulton street Hart Chambers apt
Broadway 80 Broedway IS sth avenue; les sirh aye-us
corner anine ans Bedord ~ Ga and $40 Bowery; Mos.
Grand Cannon ~ Canal rect. corner an
Church P1ce, ~ per box mai. lrr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

MIDWIFERY, HEART, AND LUNGs-DR REFER
W SIM from Europe, attends 20 all dseas nj his office
Greenwich street bat pafiie arly all OF Midwifery
and diseases 81 the Heart and Lungs.
The doctnr Treatise Scarlet Fever published 10 be
had At Mr. y DORIS, sPnter. 12s Fulton street, and Al
the Doctors Office, rs Greenwich street ma2i %.
CA1PENTERs COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
" BUCHC, iUIoma erenaial sstringen land valuable
medicine Tor diseases OF the Urinary Passages Darrhpa
Aso, ,arpenlers COMPOUND Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparla
Dor sale by j. o. FAY, Al Minors Franklin House DRUG
Store, 100 Broadway, New York. mas im'
COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs--The Patent Arms
Msnuiac turing Company inform the public that have
Just received IRON their mandatory number of Repeating
shot Gums Of sir charges EACH which they confidently
commend to the notice Of sposmen equal workmanship
and finish TO thing imported and from repeated expert
manufact ured
Also- arbines Tor balls or shot Rifles Of different sizes
and Pistols from pocket 70 holster size rererss'oe Isgs
OF very superior quality Powder and shot All o. rnseh
m2 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

NALT-sOo sacks AshtUns fsctory filled, for sale bv
- mail p. X. COLLINS co. So sosth ct
&1 OO0 WILL BE FORFEITED " DIR. POTTS
". sDOO ERADICATION FAILS TO CURE RE
hours nd when the disease has been stand
following agensA b. ID. Sands 70 ard 100 Fulton Hart,
Broadway and Chambers street Dews Church
and Chambers H. Bowery; Moss Grand and
cannon; go Broadway IS sish avenue. los sirth av.u.s;
Truro. ST. Johns. New Brunswick. rrice 81 mai4 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

DESTRUCTION OR PERSIAN PILLS, Tor sale BY J.
~ O. FAY Agent At ~ and ieo Fulon Price
s1t cents per boK MAJ Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

MEMS. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
W The most cheapest and the best-CiEO A HOYT &
CO.. No 4 BONcry, keep constantly hand large
tortment If Read -nsdc Clothing. suited al and all
which they determined sell suit the
Hard Times. call aud test the above. MIRO 1m-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19
By Authority.
A PROCLAMATION,
'v the President of the United States.

By the PTeS,dent OF the Unated States.
Whereas, Treaty Of Commerce and
Navigation between the United States OF
America and his Majesty the King Of the
Netherlands, was concluded and signed at
Washington, on the nineteenth day of jan
uary last, which treaty is word for word,
as follows
The United States of America and his
Majesty the King of the Netherlands, anx.
ious to regulate the commerce and naviga-
ton carried OF between the two countries
in their respective vessels, have, for that
purpose, named plenipotenliarics, that is
10 say:
The President Of the United States has
appointed John Forsyth, Secretary ol
State Of the said United States; and his
Majesty The King Of the Netherlands, ,Jonk-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

/ that, they deemed .~e. wor,hy efsbpp5rt:
and the new formation Of Parties all over;
the Union would seem TO justify their poIi-
cy, aud admonish us to.gather up gil our
strength by harmony in our councils, to
meet the responsibilities of our situation.
To the past then | will not advert--I have
nothing on my own part to ex:enuate, |
have nothing to allege against Others.
But Of the future it may not he improper
to speak: and indeed. if the welfare and
interests Of the State only, are to be con-
suited. it is to the future, that the thoughts
and energies Of her citizens should be di-
rected.
Although the tone of those who have
thought proper to assail me in the public
prints, excludes the idea, Of other motives
than those of personal partizanship actua-
ting them, there may be some who desire
to know my course with respect to future
measures, from an honest conviction of
their importance, and o patriotic zeal for
the interest and honour Of the State. Bit
one measure Of the kind has been alluded
10 in the papers; and on that am ready
freely to answer, The Tariff question
may again be opened, and they would
wish 10 know what course should pur.
sue, should .protecsivep'Tarif: be again
pressed upon the couatry.
do not anticipate aay difficulty in the
adjustment ofihe Tarif'during. the ensuing
session Of Congress. | am satisfied that
the Administration at least have no dc sire
nor design of perpe,uating the policy of
imPosingdnies for The protection of manu-
facturers-instead of laying them simply
for revenue. Bat it may be Otherwise
Contrary to our expectation, Gen. Harri-
son may be elected President Of the United
States, and with the elevation Of his party
10 power, may be revived the old strife Of
Bank. Tariff, Internal improvements, &c.
&c. in their usual round of succession.
If the Tariff POLICY is again atiemptedto
be renewed or .Perpetuaied, my position
as citizen or as an officer shall be plain
and decided. The question as to the poli-
cy of this system, differs in many respects
from what it was seven years since. If
revived, it must be under the most aggra.
vating circumstances Of acknowledged in
justice and oppression. II was given niBe
years by the act of '33 to reach lis term
of limitation, and at the end of that time
lin '4D it must expire-anR,if any attempt
is then made by any party whatever, which
prevails at the Federal Head, to perpetuate
it, South Carolina ought not in my opinion
TO submit TO it. Nor when the remedy is
TO be applied. do think We should quar-.
rel among ourselves, Gas to mode and
measure Of redress" That which is the
the most efficacious and direct,
should be at once resorted tn-and in such
an emergency | Idoubt not that the State
will concentrate in her defence. the will
and,the energipsof all her citizens.
Whilst we do not anticipate difficulties,
we ought nevertheless 10 be prepared for
them.
You may use this as yon please; but
| think You are mistaken, if you snppdse
that my correction of errors in the press
will lead to cessation of attacks.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

-
Office, Camden. new work called the
SOUTHERN GARDENER
And Receipt Book,
Nm several departments, all bound toge-
ther, making volume Of 300 pages,
arranged in the following manner:-First
department commencing with Directions
for Gardening, containing. Instructions
for Working Kitchen Garden, alphabe.
tically arranged.
As the author has devoted much of his
time and attention to gardening for up-
ward Of twenty years past, and has taken
pains to make the instructions plain ard
simple; and this being his third edition on
gardening, he has made some additions
and alteralioas-so tha, no family, who is
fond Of the comforts of good garden,
should be without copy. The time for
sowing and planting is calculated 10 an.
swer for Camden and the adjacent country
for thirty or forty miles; but in souther.
ly and westerly direction il may answer
double the distance.
The second department contains about
one hundred and twenty receipts in the
cooking department., selected from some
of the best late authors .,.S e
The third department contains upward
of one hundred receipts ,in the household
department, and oihor domestic matters,
very useful, with an index.
The fourth depal tment contains upward
of one hundred valuable receipts on the
cure and prevention Of diseases incident
to mankind, carefully selected from the
most approved public works.
The fifth department contains nearly
one hundred articles on farriery, and the
diseases incident TO horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., selected from the best late
works. The whole made plain and SIM
pie, and accompanied with an index, al
phabetica!ly arranged.
As the author was several months care
fully selecting his receipts and matter, and
has published no article but such as he
thinks will be valuable and useful. he is
confident the work will prove satisfactory
to all. and meet with great demand.
TERMs.-The work is printed on hne
paper, and handsomely bound; and sold
at 81 per copy. To persons who will
take fifty copies or more, they may be
had for scventy.fve cents each, by apply.
ing to the subscriber. The books will
be carefully packed, and sent agreeable
to any direction.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19
JUST PUBLISHED.

BY p. THORNTON, and for sale al the Post
Office, Camden. a new work called the
SOUTHERN GARDENER
nd RaNainf ROOlr
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ncn ,esnn (ts es fir ant ba!ten.
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Daniel Qe Sepre,
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Ditliam Gaunan,
Emanuel Sornpalt
Deter Stubblctine,
Daniel 5meT,
Senry YuB,
Jobn Filter,
Jobn Kod,
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