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wEARnTaoH BADGEs.-TAe subscriber is prepar-
MB ed 10 furnish Tippecanoe Clubs, Wards, County and
State Delegations, &c. with SATIN BADGES, with
the names Of each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes beautifully printed to order in two coois at from
Us to $40 per hundred. g j9ls bH6 ea9tazl
n JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
ap Esd Ha LAG Market street
NNTIX FLOWERS DNK WING q NAINI-
w ING, taughst No 80 Fayette above North,
between the City Hotel and the Post Office. For
the benefit ofthose who are DESTROYS of receiving
instruction from MRS. JENNINGS, she gives
notice that she is now forming classes in the
above branches, and as her stay in Baltimore
will be proportonate TO her new engagements
early application will be necessary. Specimens
of the work may be seen, and terms made known
at her residence.
apes d4ts
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MIRROR FOR THE PEOPLE.-The To-
lowing tabular statement, exhbiingthe expenditures
of the General Government from the wear 1926 to the
year 1889, inclusive, will show the progress of Eco
i,onay and Reform under the reign of our selfstyled
Democracy. 1t seems to that the people, like
DIR. Franklin's boy, pay too dearly for the whistle
when they consent to such an augmentation of the
public expenditures, because the men in power pre-
tend to be Democrats! The name is very good name
doubtless; but then have drunk Champaign some
times that was even worse than Hard Cider-and
Uice eerSa We should vastly prefer little less De-
tn ble
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ONE TER.1E-Frona the Peoples Candidate.
Nop-t REN-n 18th Dee 1889,

NORTH bend, IJIII ItV. IOJV'
deem it proper at this time to rene'o the e$S"-
rance heretofore frequently naade, that should DC
elected to the Presidency, acjH u,lder no cream
stances consent to be cGfdidcte for second ten'
''S'''' JT.M H. E.4RRLSON:
{27g."h, all ages, and in all countries it has
bes Observed that the cultiratos Of the sol ae those
qsho are least seng to part c'th fs" Ftsh'S' az"
e,,5,,,;t Themselves to the tcjH Of master"
''''''''' WIN H. E.1RIlISON
,,-s-st7,E5E LOG CABIN AND HARD CT
nip C.aNDTD.aTE.-Ge1 Harrison, ,rtenpa
inr from regiment Of his soldiers just gtef the IN
c oos to faaceses, you ,cg al'raygJa plate end
@ ana 0T at any ta2 ' az a tSe t go o1 sl,'
YOU seH aerer find my door Sh''t ana "'e S'|"'s q '0
fgtch Gl2ed i7t"
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eG- A great Wing Convention was held in
Madison Co. ~ Y. last week. More than a
thousand delegates were in attendance. 1t
was conducted with propriety and spirit. This
county has been chained to the car Of the Re
gency for years. We hope that this gathering
ofuncoIared men is the precursor ola brighter
day in that populous county. #.
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Mr.. Van Buren's hrst years. Sill, 406, 955

Tr11'
Average for each year S37, 1861.
Now, where has all this money gomez Why, in
ten years past about 000 of it have been expend
ed in decorating and furnishing the Democratic Pre-
sidents house-upwards of $1,000 per annum Pretty
dear, this, for the whiste is it not? And then for
huge slice of the balance, refer to Swartwout,
Price, Boyd, Harris, and tire other Deiaulters,
history of the doings of some ofwhom, published
this morning. Read it, and ponder the blessings
Of Modern Democracy = Inginiaaa.
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10 BENEFIT OF Mr.. VANpENHoFr.-We
invite attention to the Bill at "Old Holiday"
this evening, for the benefit of that nost chaste
and accomplished actor, Mr.. Vandenhof. He
will appear in the fine character of ''Huron, or
the Serf.'' in the play of'tLoUe," the part oft
Countess by his accomplished daughter, Miss
Julia Vandenhof A rare and rich treat may
be expected from the combined attractions Of
the father and the daughter. Other interest
ing entertainments will complete the amuse-
ments of the evening.
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BOOTHS AT CANTON.

81 Persons who may wish to erect booths at Cam
tom for the purpose of supplying refreshments at the
great celebration the 18th May next, request
ed to call ON the subscriber Immediately, who by a
resolution of the committee of arrangements, is au-
thorized to fix sites for that purpose.
ap24 J. B, KENDALL, Canton.
9-g-KENDALL COURSE-From arrangements
now being made on the Canton grounds for the ac-
commodation of the Young Mems National Cenven-
ton, ii will be nconyenent for the trial races to go
at the Kendall Course, as advertised for the Esd
and 9th of April They will consequently not take
place. The regular meeting will come off usual,
on the 18th of May.
apis j. b. KENDALL
SECOND WARD-The Delegates of the
Second Ward to the Young Mems National
Convention will assemble at White Hall on
SATURDAY EVENING, April 25 at half past
7 o'clock, when the appointment of officers to
said Delegation will take place. Every member
is requested to attend ap24
ESTWELFTH WARD.-The first Balti-
more Tippecanoe Club will meet as usual, at its
rooms, at NJ. Clark's tavern, West Market st., on
Monday evening next, the 9th at 1-2 O'clock.
Every Wing in the ward who has not yet enroll
led himself as a member of the Club, is earnestly
requested TO attend and become a member thereof
As the MarShals for the Club will be appoint
ed, and a suitable badge adopted at this meeting,
tits hoped there will be full and early attend
ance.
VIM. P. STEWART, PreS't.
john R. PIPER, Sec'ry AP
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HARRISON BADGES. Mr.. )no. Murphy, 146
Baltimore street, is preparing and will have
ready for delivery early next week, very a,p-
propriate and splendidy executed badge, de-
signed TO be worn by persons participating IN
several County and State delegations can have
their respective names placed in conspicuous
manner at the head oft the badge, an advantage
possessed by no other badge. Mr.. M. gem
uine Harrison Democrat.
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n- HARRrsor CorvEsrIoN.-The Demo

OF HARRISON CovvENTIoN.-TheD Demo-
cratic Wing Young Mems Convention. of the
CITY and county of New YoKx, have appoint
in this CITY on the 4th of May. In the list Of
names published in the Courier and Enquirer
of Thursday, we notice many who are well
known a. ardent, able and eloquent advoca tss
of the great cause OF Hanson and RzRoRH.
Morris FrsskJss presided over the convention.
and the name of ogls. He6,asH heads the LIST
ofdeerates. We say to them, come one, come
all. YOU will inset With hearty welcome.
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oA-Nsw HaxrsaIns IL MosHoN.-A Whis

n9-NsM HAursnIRs II MoTToN.-A Wig
meeting of delegates representing the Rocking
han counselor district, was he'll ut Exeter on
The 18th ut., to appoint delegates TO the Young
Mems National Convention. Twenty were
appointed, who were empowered to oil vscsn-
cies in the delegation, should any occur. In
cipient steps were taksn fora complete: and ei-
icient organization of the opponents of the
federal administration, SO as to make vigor-
Gus effort to rescue that Hil-ridden State, this
fall, from the hands of the spoilers.
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The latest news from Campeachy, state that
the Government party still hold possession.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS.
For the benefit of the Insolyent Laws of Maryland

llSI OF APPLICANTS.
For the benefit of the Insolyent Laws of Maryland
for the last week.
Arthur Stewart, Geo d. William Davis,
Thomas Cook, Samuel L. Dey7
Alfred Richardson, VIM. }. Smith,
Henry Harrod, Jr. Alexander Ray
Toappear before the commissioners of insolvent
debtors. LIST june 1910, at 10 O'Clock A. M. to
swer Undergraduates
Day Of final hearing before the said commissioners,
1st August, 1910, at ten o'clock, A. M and also be-
fore Baltimore County Court, to answer allegations,
if any,
At a regular Meeting of the Harrison association
of Baltimore, convened at EsNorth Bend" on Thurs
dav Evening 23d inst, pursuant to public notice
The following officers elected for the ensuing
year:
CHARLES +. MAYER, Vice Presidents
r. ID. MMHoLLAND, "
THOMAS FINLEY,
ASA NEEDHAM,
SAMUEL HARDEN,
MICHAEL WARNER, Jr. !"
DIRECTORS. -L
list Ward-James Frazier.
I'd Ward.-James Grieves.
Sd Ward.-Wm. r. Jones.
18th Ward.-Thomas Wildey.
9Th Ward.-Samuel Wilson. .-.f
9Th Ward.-Joseph w. Stewart
7tb Ward.-James B. Latimer. t .t
Sth Ward.-John H. Monroe. a.
9th Ward.-George w. Krebs
10Th Ward.-John G. Proud.
18th Ward.-John Coates
| 10Th Ward.-Elias I. Griffin
w. w. MCCLELLAN, Rec. Sec.
JOHN G. BLAcKBuRN, Corresponding
| THOMAS CARROLL, Z socretor;eso
| VIM. p. BENNINGTON, }
| BENJAMIN DEFoRD, Treasurer.
| ggYOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CON
VENTION.-The Committee of Reception viii
meet at 'fNorth Bend" on WEDNESDAY AT.
| TERNOON NEXT, at half past four o'clock
The members are particularly requested to be
punctual in their attendance and TO come fully
prepared to make a detailed report of the mum
Der of delegates that can be accommodated IL
their respective wards
A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
JOSHUA JONES, Sec'y
apM dtW
YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CONVEN
| TION-Ata meeting ofthe Committee of Ar
rangements on Monday Evening, the following
resolutions were passed and ordered to be pup
lished.
ResoIUed, That all Wing strangers who MAJ
: be in the city on the fourth day of May next
are respectfully invited tC join in the Procession
of the Young Mems National Convention, by pla
cling themselves under the banners OF their re
J specve States
Rssoloed. That the Wings of this city be- ant
they ere hereby fequesteu W Ciose theil places
business on the fourth day of May next
Il. YATES, WALSH, Chairman.
Rurss B. B. G & D1pl. Secretaries.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION. "a
The committee have taken parlour at tn
!, Eutaw House, corner OF Eutaw and Baltimor
! streets, where they will attend on Friday, tn
fivt, Saturday, the second, and Monday, tn
: fourth of May, for the purpose of welcoming
: their political brethren who may come to IT,
city on mission of patriotism and public spirit
E and Of otherwise carrying out the instruction
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At a regular Meeting of the Harrison association
of Baltimore, convened at "North Benz" on Thurs
day Evening 23d inst, pursuant to public notice
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or BALTIMORE, April IS, 1910
CLEARED,

CLEARED, IT.
Brig George, Pepper, New Orleans; schms. VIM.
Washington, Evans, Rappahannock; Two Pollies,
Fountain, New York
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEYINE \ CO. Propsisioss.
t nHa.ng Master. $500 r. -, >; pe Camp
THIS EVE MING, November as Is4o-The perlorma.es
will commence at precisely o'clock, with the
CHINESE BATTOU DANCE.
be sueceeded s an act by the whe company titled
Messrs Gardner and Whtlock will appear together in an
ETHIOPIAN Duett accompanied IN the BaIjs.
The Rustic Liver, by Msst,r buckley.
The Polish Brothers will exhibit their astonishing gymnzse
performances
Mater Franklin Will aIresr in his act Of light riding.
Still Vaultibg by The whole company.
Mr. T. " Turner will appear his nneqnsed nautical pan
ton.lme horseback, entitled the American Tar.
The laushable buresque OF the Miller and Cosimsn-
Grand Waltz and Gs'lopsde by Horses.
Mr. Cole the astonishing Posons will the
and exhibit his wonderful skill.
Mr. ~ b. Turner will appear upon and three hopes-
The wonderful Poney Kitty lover will be introduced.
Principal act OF hors, msnship by Mr.. 4. v. T.
MIR r. Pelham toe great Negro extravaganza viii
his hee! -and-toe and don tie shuttle science.
To conclude with
THE THREE LOVERS
Frces reducedBoNss fret dress circle 90 cs Children
half price. Second tier IS cts PIT, shiii x.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Now at the Aue,can Musern,. the Modern
GoLIaH,o or DOUBLE JoIN1ED AMERICAN CLAN

Now at the An eican Nuserm. the Modern
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE JOIN1FD AMERICAN GIANT.
In addition to the al owe,
MONS. ADDRtNT, the Wonder 81 the world.
The prorriet OF the above estshhmen have ~ grat
short engagement With Mons ArDhENT.
the greatest Of all Mas whose edible performances
have excited universal asonshmest ard delight throush
the principal cities OF Europe. Also with
Mr. MAELZEL'S highly celebrated Mechanical Eth ibon
Mons ADDRENT viii his performances each succeed
irg Monday evening. Nov 2sd md
continue the WEEK. with seres OF Me-
ehanica Experiments chemstry Philosophy. ard Natural
MSgc, Consisting Occult Yeats Deceptive TrsnsforA-
ons acts OF sorcery astounding experiments &c he which
battle all ATTEMPTS atdescription. -
Monsieur ADDRENT transfer various articles by Ma
gic ON the Saloon during his performance, which te
found place sraon Of the building reasonably
CURED by the audience This fat Is estimated IS Ne Plus
Ultra Of the Neeromantic Art.
The Evening entertainment will conclude with Mr. Masf-
re's beautiful and uurysllsa MECHANICAL. FlGuNEs-
consisting Of Fanny E-sr popular Dance Italian a"itev
and Pole Dancer Turkish Jug ger Egyptian Harlequin Me-
The Stage will be appropriately arranged represent ng
Temple Of hiagi, at Ispahan. -
In sdaion to he above nay Fancy Glass Blowing
every evening.
Al o exhibiting. the grand COsMohAMA' which esees
every thing Of the kind IN the Unlted States.
BDsy Visiter admitted in the evening, without Extra
charge.
Performance. will In the Saloon evening at
half past o'clock
Principals OF Schools and their Pupils admitted on liberal
terms 49,
Children under 10. half price.
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Latest Advices

New York Post Once.
fost once opens at: ...............s O'Clock,
- closes at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Opxn Sundays from. NJ and i2} to IL p M
AskVAL DEPARTURE
.arvIves Closes
Eastera Steamboat Mail, via Stonngtou,
daily, except Sundays. ..,............ n. r.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven.
daily except Sundays. .............. Pm. A II.
Eastern Land Mail which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday p. NJ
EasternWay Mail via Harlem w chichester,
Norwalk, &c. daily except Sssdays..... r. N. A. M
Hartford NM, by steamer. daily, except
Southern Mail through to New Orleans,
daily. ................ ............Ili 81 p. NJ
Western Nail, daily IN PM 3, r.
Northern MAIL. daily An 81 y.
Morning Mail To philadelphia. .......... n Pm p M
Southern Way Mail including the principal Ga A.
o<hces betweee this and Phiadslphia, via
Jersey City, Newark, Sc. ....,....... Is p.
Hudsoa River Way Mail, both sides A.
6 h 81
Long Island Mails ............. AM
[ Pm
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L >, b u L >, Is y N ..
Ladies SILK BoNNETs the
,sn he rk,w
the los
Foreign Mhhnsr
o the mewnh
Slendd yackV eio. hutimm
eren shasf Coorsdo, handsom trimmed the
w % only ' ' ' m ' ~ "
bieRibb rnsian 90
Aargas nCodedS Silk fall
dN nd
ormt and Feah
F.
Ladisp -aeom '
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Died.

On Monday, 23d inst. Of consumption Mrs Ann Bosss,
n the AID year of her age, formerly Of Hspewe NJ j.
On Sunday, AID inst, Samuel, infant SON Of Isaac and
Margaret Parker.
On Sunday, a2d inst Amos MarsA aged % years and 10
months, formerly of WhitestowR, Oneida county.
On Sunday, 2ad inst, Sarah Foster after lingering i'll
his age.
On Monday, 23d nst Wiiam Henry son Of Joel P. Pur
DIV, aged years.
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Cleared.
Ia Td Mill ss.
T;sP' hove Ssi Hare. PSa w a' w o,..i D'a En-
Arrived.
20 Co., S.r,, -, s., ~ % DS,sr Lss
81 % spoke bark with o.s q bovspr fore iopmasisp
noaE blowing .S !, Il. is s s.s not sis ss,s
% e sever. s.. 1s o
S Y w, to ssss scts Co days '~ New Orleans with
4, SSs' sSr~ wo sgS, Won b., a ESs VIII
% a ssf sS;%f% e. n. q:rl ss q
nv s'r gs' 81 sH 81 w .S .S Dc &c
Fb s, S$ &C Oct 81 q; Z; T T.
sG' ss sDss s's =. male
f%H,,,n, l;r 6..i:a 'V.'' % snip 'r'ne'''''
s. s:y: from s:y w; ed; ,. ;ys: seven, en-.
BSis s.sr.a,, r,am,,, Is sss, fr, NC M,s,, win;
ss . H..ssay CO TB,.G. e.irs; aaisr. Seo
Fine. .a si ss GIsSs: X. r s
Al: a:nIyw Dsi,s.s No. rs. ?, 4. from Port Prince,
e s.s .s s.r , brig Fairfield smith
Brig Morill,, Hyses, from Py mouth Mass. With sails, 20
Bio Rs, tne~) Dyer, 10 day. O~ Dslf Me. in ballast,
Brs kas-sn, -,s days from New Bedford. with OIL &c
,-apsr, Co Is ~ ION IS 90 spsls .sSr Franz
ln fror BaltimOr. for Newport M With oss Of load
s:hr Godfrey day. from Porto ,b,llo with coffee.
&C 20 % Whaker. Aynar Co, Dnrand. CLARK 90, A
sandncss ehschr William, for Bos eoh inst iGh'
e % ssss .s os Is, ss Charles on for Boston,
ss. l Jews r sss S' % Port q rr.e, With sS
sposs brig sah vst fn Bordeaux for NYort Who kindly
s s. iS.;' b Fs s'si rS - az &
brig laurel I'm N.tsnrss for NYork
achr Cciunbis, Eldfidge Norf,lt corn
81 Ts.dssS. Wins s:I,i$s;I s'I G.or
Packet ship President, TIovy. London, and Others.
General Record.
For rirrpooi-The R5scius FOR Liverpool will s,u IN
rorninT Her letter bags are 81 Gilpins News Ro,us
Fgr Harre-Pseset ship Emei aid "a To- dsy Her ,,.
b,ss are also at Gilpins
Brir Jones, from Turks Island arrived on Mond,v bo
been ~ days ~ the northwsrd OF Cape
blown times the hw ard OF the Gulf with loss of mi
galley deck houses stove, and entirely
Brt yeassC eptain Martin, Of the ship Ann Nc n
we'd Monday, from Csnton reports ths the
Sir a. St H.lefs IN Sep enber last suspcon OF bsir
ngsEed b ve trade hsd sailed usJer charge Of an
ofH v.sr,rantins pelphin e, sierrs Loose = 7
QneB.c Noe fsrhs wind has blew fresh from the ives,
var sas Mon3a mornns aad about 70 sail har. put
eadt s,one Th.rs are also square rsEsd vessels IN
Sck Bat srfv Godfrey Of the schr Love arrive
Yesterday the following distressing intelligence %
NJ 18th inst ia LAT S. Ion rs, Ne fell IA with the sehr Butter
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Passeuxers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
BaisroL-Steamev Great WeserpJ LeP Reeves Pipkin.
Appleton. Hr Z rri- Mr Cure DR. Newton, Mr. Mullen
lsps Mr. Lefty, Mr. Near Mr. Taylor, Mis-. Jeush Master
Beach = w Snonds, w Cburehman Kirkpatrick, La
mont RUDY d. Lsat osgsi Lieut. Tslawary and servant
Mr. Burney, Dawson, DR. Prioieau, Mrs Poleau, Miss
Pole and servant Lieut. Dawson Mrs FTwiilian and
servant, Bate, Alexis, Bailly, Bell, den,
"a In all.
NEsA CRux-Bdrk UnG-Don Fernando lIan.ino, Secre-
tary Of the Mexiesl Legao Paris and
es; Meas Hen Mercer Attaehe OF the French Legation
Mer and bearer Of despathes Don Areio ondeo Don
Eugene Lanson; Don Paul SALES, Mr. Jaaes Wright Mr.
John Reding.
Passengers sailed.
LorpoN-Pdcket ship Presdeut-David Stevens and LADY,
c Aeeks, VIM Saunders and sister, OF New YORK; VIVA.
Mann Ter and lady Nc Graham Of L.ndon George Wilson,
Mancheser, Eng William Patterson u snsds John hill
ley, London Richard Poeock, IT, Canada Jane. a. Lambe
T. Indies
. Mosns-Ssis T1i5st-Messrs Hoyt Sanford, c Chey.
brough Brown, Brown Humphrey Dudley II Parsons,
W Pa sous, Draeket q Whitaker, Mrs Baldwin, Mrs
Strong, aud Mas Whitaker.
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Il Volt Saloon late Richmond Hiii-Ar b. LUCAS re-
specially informs his rends that he will celebrate that
giving grand Mill airy and Civic Ball where he vl be happy
to acc all has Military friends Pee Of tickets Si-to be had
Mr. VIM. waaees Band is engaged. nas lt..s
1rHE LAME LEAP FOR yOY-As ia days Of yore ops
fell among thieves who left ham naked and wounded his
distress relieved by benevolent would
v no hs % a. ~ your doubt. and
ns afford prompt relief ans certain and
Medical house Division street, sign of the Good sa-
maritan 81 per vial. n23t
OUk 8. ARP-We again under the necessity eau.
tioaing the afflicted against tarpes who pretend to
sell Dr. Huaers Red Drop III pit,f imitation 70 eut,ap
tudes sold only tins cid and long Office
Division street Price ST..
~ T. Every bottle Of the genuine has the stamped
tbs glass. mas II
x6Ol REWARD-CROsS Specific MIXTURE
OVO Forthe cionorha elects andsna-
iaso cu, complaints otthe organs Yfseneration
makes speedy permanent cure, without the
trison to Diet drink exposure change in appeationts
We long quaek sh deceive tbs
rublic If medicine does speak FOR itself shall
peak for IT, Our sbects to notify where can be had and
be 5roughtin which The Mixture will not sfsc rapid cure
andeI af.rfeiture Of $500.
This disease unfortunately pervsdcs all ranks ofso
cietyhgh low rich and poor and single They
presented with aeedy by which they them
sles without the ast in the shortest time Pos
Further the disease cannot be contracted adose Of the
Mixture is taken al night ngong to bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts eek which generally
Tor sss only al b; VIM: II. Milnor. Drug stors NJ; ~
and at Torres ptchinsons corner ofChesnut and ssvsno
Beware ofnitatons. The sesuin only asabovs.
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AI..wsen ents.

PARK THEATRE.
TINS EVENING, November g, the performance wa
r Das sHR iiS g fD'fa"
k AaHss Mr. f MaGs R o:.' MI. b%sS
Linda, Mrs Wood
After which, rr
IN which Mr. and Mrs Wood Mr. Letter and Mr. Brouth viii
EEI io,gl' af ,oHe. vsId@, MrchiF;.As..
ses s,sss &c esa
BOWERY THEATRE.
ged for limited ns%bss q nshi, appearance
Second = h KENDALL
TIE OF night Of BAT
GRHSb fTF2trf' with
in The ffDs G S N i q &
Nssss .. gssS Is sh.IS:Id 6:g-sssIt: 4:
6
being The World The Arena to
conclude 81 81 sEo isas Hsp TE DRAGON
;ss Fl. 1 nRw4H Il tn. E
''y A''' 2!fT4s sf:fi.fs d wstas:TifnLoo
In which will be empSyss Stud Of 50 Horses and upwards Of
ny- Doors open past 6-Perorma epee
precisely Quarter and the whole conesde by hsifpas
10 o'clock
l5 Boxes, rs cents; Pit s7i cents; Gallery Is cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEAIIxfI.
THIS EVENING Nov. IS The Performance will esm~H,
II Isl Si:.i ir;:s THE CITY
Sss.,,. a5:s .s::::
THE E s;ns'e'i s H'sh h Sc sfi RSS #
Antoine bead Gin: Ms sd,ion, Mr.. aa kasg
JULES Mrs Thorpe
Doors open at St, perform ance to commence att.
boIet cents I'd and I'd tiers 2s Is cents gallery ~
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Nov. a5-Tke performances will ess.--
mence With new farce called
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON.
After which, rev riete entitled
THE NEW WORLD.
In which the entire will appear.
., After which,
The Nightingale Rondo by Mr. Dovna
Amer which the burletta entitled
., BUY-lT-DEAR. IT'S MADE OF CASHMERE.
The Untuown, Nr Edwin Mad'lle Tinker, Mrs Tran
Bru'us tumble Graham Poolypst,, Mise Singleton
Shioe MISS 1urnbuu
The entertainments to conclude with
THE CAPTAINS NOT MISS.
capt Daring, Mr. Edwin Fanny, - Miss Singleton
- Dress Circle SO eents-UIper Boxes % csns-f 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

We understand Mr.. Campbell has determined to
contest the election OF Mr. Wellers seat in the But
Ter district, to congress. Weller yrs returned an
having 60 majority. The result Of the election for
electors in the district satisfies Mr. Campbell that
the legal votere in this district gave majority Of
least 1870 against Weller. We give this as an item
of information not knowieg ourselves the merits Of
the contest - Cincinnati Gag.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

The Cincinnati Republican of Thursday reiterates
an opinion expressed by that paper some two or
three weeks previously, namely, that the prospects
Of the pork packing business in that city, were not
such as to justify the first price of pork going be-
yond 81 rs to 81 so tae hundred According to
that paper, neither the money market nor the pork
market is likely to justify the pork packers in Gin
cinuati, in going beyond the price above named.
And the Republican intimates that il the first
price, of pork goes up to five dolIarf the packer
pousf he he laser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

circumstances will only proract the present uncertainty
d affairs, and will evsntsats inevitably in another
sumption