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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber having qualified as admins.
Il traitor on the estate Of Asher Jones, deed. re.
quests all persons having claims against said de-
ceased to present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar, and as his affairs is left in
such a state as to render it impossible for him to
ascertain who are indebted to the estate. he hopes
he9e is any one indebted to it they will have the
pay the debts.
THOS. J. HOLTON.
Nay IL, 1S40
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W Wm. p ron, Esq, who was short
Hmc since nominated BY Van Buren
meeting as their Senatorial Candidate, has
declined. A meeting viii be held on Sat
urday next for the selection Of another in.
dyidual to be placed on their ticket.
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ea- What goes nth the Peoples None.


the debate in the House OF
Representatives ON the Goth ultlmo, on
the appropriation for the Branch MINIS,
Mr.. Stanley moved to reduce the amount
for the Mint in this place from $4,000 to
$4,000. In support of this motion, Mr.
Stanley showed that every dollar coined
here cost the country 81 %, while at PHI
ladelphia it only costs 81 and a fraction OF
a cent. The correspondent of the Balti-
more Patriot further remarks, that
During the debate on the appropriations Tor the
branch mints yesterday, Mr.. stanly presented an
amusing specimen of the freedom some OF the
officers, of our economical" and "plaln demo
crat " Government take with the public purse
lie produced an account, from the files OF th'
Treasury Department, for various exotics, shrubs
dubious roots, ornamental trees and flowers, gar
dening books and tools, &c. &c. which we're pur
chased in Philadelphia, by Mr. Wheeler, tho su
perin,endcnt oil the mint al Charlotte, North Gar
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OFFICIAL.

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE FROM 1924 70 1888.
Letter from The Secretary of the Treasury.
Transmitting statement Of expenditure,
erciusire Of The public DEBT, for each
gear, from 1924 10 1888.
JUNE %, ls35.-Read and laid on the table.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, I
June u, ls3S.
Sir-In obedience TO the resolution OF
the House OF Representatives of the 25th
instant, | have the honor to lay before
the House statement showing the amount
OF expenditure, ercluare of the public debt,
for each year, from 1924 to 1888"
am very respectfully
your obedlent servant,
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of ha Treasury.
Hon. j. X. Polk,
Speqker Of ae House cf Representatives.
Statement showing the amount Of expendl
lures Of the UnIted States, exclusive Of
the Public Debt, for each year, from
1924 TO 1887 inclusive, stated in pursu.
ance TO a resolution of the House of Re.
representatives. OF the 25th Juue, 1898.
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" .Nr' Bddger's Spfech.-We have
commenced publishing this week Mr.. Bad.
gers most excellent Speech. Although
lengthy, We think any one seeking after
truth will be well repaid by pcrusaI Of. it.
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Appoiatmea, Of Married Nea in The ar.
g.--Among the regulations Of the War
Department respecting the appointment 10
be army, Of PERSONS from civil life, lhere
one, stating that no " candidate nlH b.
jxamiaei uho is married" The Army
nd Navy Chronicle Of the 23d inst. pub
she's an extract from a Report made to
be Secretary Of War giving the reasons
this regulation. II stated that the pay
y a second lieutenant, about $3.50 year
not more than adequate 10 his own sup
ot in the dress and appearance which bis
Profession requires his transportation al
|owance OF ten cents per mile viii not do
pore Than pay bis travelling expenses; his
Iatlers when IN garrison are too small TO:
|hs accommodation Of family f; and the du
b Of the younger officers require their pro
|ence continually with their companies 10
|hs field. These considerations, II 10 thought
re Sufficiently strong to authorize The adop.
icu Of The above named regulation. bal
Hore American.
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The Highland Messenger will be issued
no less than fortnight from this time
Joshua Roberts, Esq, native of this Coun
ty, will take sole charge of the political de-.
partment. Under the control Of such men
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NoTE.-The foreg ing sums iacIude pay
menIs for trust funds and indemp,iies, which,
10 1887, was S., 3d. 04 35.
Z, l.. SMITH, Register
TREAsyRY DErARrgESr.
Registers Office, June 81, 1891.
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JunN NJ. MoREHEAp, the Wing candi.
date for Governor, and RoMULUs NJ. SAUN.
DrRs, tho Van Buren, competitor, met in
this town on Monday last, and on the same
day addressed large concourse of people.
Each candidate spoke for about two hours
and half-Mr. Saunders first and Mr..
Morehead in reply, Mr.. NJ triumphautIy
INDICATED himself ugains; the uDfounded
charges preferred against him; he exhibited
too, IN glowing light, the nal admlnistra,
lion of the national government and the ne,
ceszty of a change Of rulers. He conciud.
ed his remarks in fine strain Of Wit and hu.
NOR, while the Judge, we pltied him--Iook.
ed as sour as hard CIDER" MIR. More,
head is emphatically the PEoPLE's man, and
if there be any truth in signs, he will be
elected by an overwhelming majority
Washington Wing.
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Nav lh, 1870

Federal Coart,--The Spring Term OF
the United States Court for the District Of
North Carolina will commence IN this City,
on Tuesday next, the I2ih instaHt.-Ral'
RCoiSer.
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s'Fhis sum is subject to small variation on the
settlement on the accounts Of the Treasurer.
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FOR vICE-PREsIpENT,
JOHN TYLER, of Virginia.
WING Electoral Ticket.

lst District Col CH,RLes Nc lowell, Of Burke
% Gen. JAMEs WrILBoRs, Of Wilkes
81 Dawn RAHsoUR, OF Lincoln.
9th Hon. ABEAM RENcnEG, oi Chatham.
Th JOINS y. KELLY, Of Moore.
sth Or JANIS $. SmTu, Of Orange.
9th CHARLES MANLY, Of Wake.
llth WV. W. CHEERY, OF Berthe
lith J,MEs W BRYAN, Of Carierct
18th DANIEL b. BAkgR, Of New Hanover
Tho la is NOT vet cnmpla,o tsit will Ia, IA d.
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Hard Cider.-An elderly widow lady
who had some claim on the government for
services Of her deceased husband called on
Mr.. Van Buren, at the white house. The
lady was received with the Presidents us.
ual politeness, but as her stay was rather
long, his excellency began complaining OF a
head ache, and asking the lady if she knew
any remedy for ito yes sir" said she
"my poor dear husband used 10 be much
troubled with it, and was always cured by
taking hard cider"
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From Tdmpa.-Lsiiers have been re.
|eiyed IN this place from Tampa. which
tate tia, the Indians are ngain SUNG for
esce. Two Indian boys came into the
lamp a, Tampa, on the 9th inst. stating
|hsi they came from Sam Jones, and another
seminole Chef, who were anxious to have
talk with the commander. An iu,erpre.
|rr vas ihereupon sen, out on returning he
lated that he had conferred siih Sam Jones
|nd the other chief, v ho told ham that they
|eere OBVIOUS TO make treaty, aud 20 ives, !;
bat they were IN very distressed condi
%, nearly starved, aud so on. Twenty
|sys were given them TO come 10. Or
curse not tue least confidence is to be plac
! Upon the sincerity of these treacherous
|eYls Atreaty, at this season Of he year,
! ould no doubt be very desirable, 10 enable
BEN TO preserve their crops, snd prepare
br the next campaign. But j, Is too late
br our officers 10 be again deceived. - Tai.
thGsSee S.ar, April 23i.
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Mail Observation-Disclosures the Ct Stand.
ard receives Exchange papers more
regularly, We shecertainIy make repre-.
sentation 10 anon tho subject. There
must have been a al non. intercourse be.
tween that candid 9Gpal and the Virginia
papers, tor i's Eul'otas not yet heard Of
the tremendous "nlsc,ory there,--ib.
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A Loco Foco printer is advertised for in
lllinois--,hoso residing there having oil
turned Harrison men.--Erpress.
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as Messrs. Roberts and MeAnally, The hss.
senger cannot fail 10 advance the good causs
Of truth in the Vest Wig Banner.
Locofoco TGefics.-One Of the beneti.
Charles Of the Bellevue Hospital applied at
the dispensary for medical advice, and was
asked by one Of the faculty how he came in
town. "Oh, said he, eve were oil lot out
TO vote. They sent three cars for US Locos
and we all came down. "Well, but were
there no Wings among you?" inquired the
doctor. "Oh, yes" said The voter, in a
suppressed tone, " butAey wers all P1isick-
ed the day before, aud couldn't come. IN
J. Star.
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A Mser. William Bessy, better known
b Black VIII, .no was IN the habit OF car.
(sing oranges about the town Of Chelms
FORD, died few days since at the house Of
|ns brother. This man lived IN the most
|Rreehed manner, denying himself the com.
|non uecessaries OF life, and declared that
hs poverty prevented his having fire 10
bus room. 90 his death no was found 10
l,aye possessed s00I. IN the Three per Cents,
E00l. Long ApBurles, and 1901. IN the
bands of Messrs. Sparrow, the bankers. -
ILL., has left the money to Two brothers aud
|ihe widow of another.
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Tie lot is not yet complete bu, vii! be in q
vcry f-w weeks.
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Nay IL, 1910.

Warrantes Deeds for sale at this 0efos,
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Professor Jacoby. Of 81. Peiersbureh' Is
|said, in a letter from tina, capital, to have
employed with success the galvenIe battery
|in producing The effect OF the Daeuerreo.
TYPE, By this singular phenomenon TIE
picture may be represented either 10 rolel
or as an engraving on small plate OF pre-
pared bronze, or the thickesi OF pas,ebnard'
The operation, to he perfect requires t"en,
,y.three hours. No details oil the method
are given.
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A now theory Of the govt has been start
ed 10 England; that the disease 10 owing
10 an excess Of acid in tho system. which
may DO overcome by tho systematic use OF
skalies.
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Marble Wood,-We have had at our
office, Cor some time, n specimen Of Board
covered with preparation IN imitation OF
Marble---in shade and smoothness capital
Resemblance. Il is tho work Of German
IN this city, acd may DO had at the Drug
Store Of Mr.. Pan&nin, corner Of Church and
Tradd. streeis.-CRar. Courier.
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A Disclaimer. General Iaremby Ind
very long Polish name. The King having
heard Of it, one day asked hIm good humor,
eddy, Pray Zarcmby wha, is your name r.
The General repeated to him immediately
the whole Of his long name. "Why, SAID
the king, a. the devil himself never had such
a name" II should presume not, sir, ro'
PllOd the general, :" as he was no relation Of
mine"
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Importance Of one Fofc.-The writer Of
the following letter is Nirgiaian, who be.
ing in Baltimore on important business, ex.
pressed bis intention Of remaining there IN.
stead Of returning home TO vote al the cleo.
ton. A friend demonstrated with him, and
urged that his vote might decide tue cleo.
ion. lie at length agreed to 60, and his
friendly adviser has since received the fol.
loving notification of the result;
G,,.I-.te, 4,r;l 0Stb l1In
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You may congratulate yourself upon sending
a Wing delegate to tho Legislature Of Virginia,
for your admonitions induced me 10 come home
m time 70 vote. My vote made a tie between tho
Wing aud Loco foco candidate and enabled the
Shertf to cast his vote which was good Wing
ono.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
HART HAIR! BALDNEss
LMPORT1.A'Y DISHOHERY TIE GREAT


MYSTERY FOUND OUT .7T LIST
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR! DR..
- Sterry, at er much attention to the Important sub
ect of preserving the human hair has, after many expe.
mens, chemical and physical been able to discover an
article, which offered with the greatest confidence
for the toilet the hest thing discovered from
soltening and penetrating quality, produce good head
ofhao proven; its falling off, when badness is appre-
hendcd- to restore when badness has taken paceand
to prevent II from turning grey nourshng than
pomatum, antique oil or cologne water. is beautiful.
article for ladies curlsii makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon brliancy. Thousands have es
ted its superior virtues and exccllenco and in ever
stance, it stands unrvaed 1t is an infsble Of Al
affections of the skin on the head-as dandruf &c &c.
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofhs oil
that by its application to the head and hair of their chill
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appendage OF fine
head Of hair, which nature has supplied may be prcse
we'd. From the numerous certificates and recommends
tions received Of its sauary influence. the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded in producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation he
public.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY A. HITCHCOCK
and CO. III, tennessee street, Utica Also by S. BUR-
BANK Montpelier; G. w. Hutchins, Waterbury and
Eragus Hubbard Chelsen. M
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elnes which have been introduced into general
uie.
The AoENTs ron THE SALE OF MY PILLS. are
Messrs. E. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier
AT Burlington, Mr.. S. f. HOWARD.
Only Agents 10 Washington County, Vermont are;
At Barre, Thompson & Dodge; Barre, farmers
and Mechanics Co.; Berlin, farmers & Mechanics
Co.; Calais, Walbrdgo and Pierce; Montpelier N.
Souihwick, Sibloy and Davis MarshfelJ, Willard
Russell MiddIssex, Farmers aud Mechanics Co.;
Moretown, Winship and Kingsley Mortified, Day
and Pierce; Plan6eld Bancroft and Rich Roxbu-
ry, J. Nj. Spauldng; Warren, Cushman, Morgan
and CO.; Warren, J. E. Ralph; Waterbury, D. w.
CARPENTER; Waitsfeld, Foster and Morse.
Buy ofIhem, only, l. you would avoid deception.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, Nj. d.
Sole proprietor Of Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills in The United States Of America and the Cana
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

4 NHlLDkEN TEEThiNG-TO MOTHERS
~ .4ND NURSES-YOU arc well aware that
there hundreds OF those little ones that you so
dealy love, vino are daily hurried into an unmely
grave from that distressing malay, CoSyuLsioNs,
which almost every infant falls prey TO Al The lime
Of denlition therefore, YOU who are Mothers and
have the care Of those liiie ones, should apply DIR.
PARIS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR INFANTlLE TEErHlNG. which has pre-
served thousands when thought past recovery, from
that destructive ravagcr.
For sale only at The Bookstore Of f. p. WAL,
TON SONS, Montpelier VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

TX DOZEN Rodgers and Andersous Scissors.
- 10 do do Shears, 90 do Pocket Knives, so do
Rszors, lust received by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, nav. rs, 1889. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

S0 Dozen Spool Threed, 100 do Cotton tapes
sJO SO do linen do. 100 gross Stay Lacel,s, 10 do
Stay Backs Just received by Villas, LOOMS
and co. Burlington, Nov. Is. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

NRUssEs! TRUssEsl Hulps, Randle's,
fielcher's. and various ether kinds of trussss
Tor sa'e by n. Fl. PRENTISS.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER,

FOR SENATORS,
Washington county, Caledonia county,
ARENAS Cushman, Walter Harvey,
John l.. Buck. Elias Benss, jr.
Orange, addison,
Simeon Short, Dorastus Wooster,
Timothy Morse, Elias Bottum,
Nathaniel Wheatley. Isaac Chapman.
Orleans, Esser,
jacob Bates. Stephen Howe.
Hindsor, Rutland,
Walter Palmer Isaac Norton,
Abel Gibson, Orson Clark,
Barnabus Dean, Anderson G. Dana.
Thomas p. Russell.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

IN DOZ. Brookfelo Patent Hay Forks, 30 do.
~ Lampsons patent snaihs for sale by the dtzen
at Manuiactor's prices by sorrs LOnsdons.
June 10, 1910. 81 CIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

d. CASES Engnh and American Prints 5 do.
- l. bleached Sheolngs and Shtings, Q do Broad
cloths, just received and Tor sale by villa S, Loo
MIS- & co. Nov 10, '39
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
DOA TIN PLATE, &C.

cOO Boxes TIN PLATES l.3 X extra sizes
and most approved brands. IS bundles sheet Iron
X, g. "a TO 81, 100 do iron Ware assorted '-frsm
10 49, 500 lbs sheet Zinc, 500 do Timed sheet Cop.
per. 500 do sheet Lead $50 sqr feet wire Velum, 10.
geher with general assortment of Timers articles
all OF which will be sold at low prices Tor cash. by
Villas, LOOMS & Co. Burlington, Nov. IS.
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wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.
CITIZENS OF VERMONT

,bLIsarp wnnKLr-paIer TWO poLtArs PER rrAn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

4 z ps. Printed Pongec Handketcheis, 25 ps.
Il u scarlet do do. 90 ps spun silk do do 20 doz.
Italian Cravats do do, 1870 doz Cotton Flaggs do do
Just received By Villas, LOOMS and Co,
Burlington, Nov 22d
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STILL LATER, JUNE &c.

STILL LATER, JUNE 2B.
lust reccived-wo days fro Boston-an add
d ton Of AlILLENAR GOODS, such as French
FLOWERS, Ralnns, Whaebones, Ribbons Foun-
daton, &C. STORRS & LANGDO
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sFrom the 9TH of March, 80, TO the 3lst OF De
cember 81, period Of almost three years, the
whole amount of the revenue ofthe Federal Gov
ernment was only $4,4ls,9l3.
tFederalist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Mr.. BENTON, from the Seec, Committee, to which
was referred the proposition to inquire into the
expedency Of reducing the Patronage OF the
Executive Government of the United States,
made the following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

- CASES LONDON PINS.-I do GrrlnSn
- Pms, DO mixed, 200 M Warren's and Hem
mings Needles O g,oss of Hooks and Eyes $50 de-
bone Eyrrus. For sale by Villas, LOOMS and
co. Burlington, Nov. Is. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

WOOL! WOOL!-SM thousand lbs. good
w clean fleece Wool wanted debts or IN ~
change Tor goods, by BAYLlES & GOSS.
June 10, 1910. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Mr.. Mc-'s attentions were exclusively devoted
to the charming Miss HI.
Mr.. Sc appeared to incline to Miss -
both of whom appeared unusually well MIR. c."
and Mr. "a, were the best locking gents there
Mr. J-n's spirits flowed in their hapPiest vein; ;
as did the two Mr.. H-lPs.
The ladies were what they seemed to be.
So, &c ahead ye Ebenezers and Ebenezeresses, and
your actinxs and doings shall be proclaimed through
the columns of the Herald, so ofen as Providence
shall permit me to visit you. You shall be cracked
up so long as You maintain an unsullied reputation;
and when that fails you, we shall abandon you as
worthless
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[Correspondence Of the Herald.l


Progress of Truth in Hartford-Reigion-
Yorid-he Flssh-the Dsrii-Poiitics-Sociefy
the Women-ths Loafers-ths Future.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 4, lS40.
JAMES GeaDoS BEKSITr, ESQ:
DEAR Sir A few Of us benighted heathens are re-
joieng TO see you turning your eyes to this goodly
city. More than two centuries ago, the Rev. Thomas
Hooker raised his Ebenezer here, and for century
and half, the puritans acted a committee for the
Lord asserting the sheep from the goats upon earth,
and saving that trouble at the day Of judgment But
Satan crep, in by degrees, in the shape Of Bapiiss
Methodists, Episcopalians, Universalists, Roman
Catholics, Unitarians and Infdels Yet Satan and
Martin Van Buren, have always had hard time Of
it here. The Priests convert the pretty women and
the men follow Of course. That awful wicked pa.
per, the Herald, troubles the priests some, even up
here, but they caution heads OF families so much
against it, that the pretty girls and clerks aud repro.
bates have to read il in secret You have reviyals
in New York, but here we have great churches
all in full blast at the time, in town OF 10000
inhabitants. There being no theatres or eircuses,
the only place TO see the pretty girls is at meet
ing" 20 every evening, and generally sit in the
gallery or choir and unite In the anti and praises
and listen TO the heavenly melody around me, and
get so transported at the rich voices the beam;ng
eyes, the flushed faces, the heavisg bosoms and
balmy breath Of the sweet sisterseraphs that have
quite a foretaste Of heaven The women mostly
make up these assemblies; few kind hearted sim
nsr,, like myself, and few liquOrish old deacops
usually go.
have been shown four leading member. Of one
Of the leading churches, in this city, who have
children living not begotten in lawful wedlock This
is great stumbling block Of offence TO me- and IL
several OF the same church, and other churches in
this city, cheated less better neighb ors than
they are, did net backbite much and said shorter
prayers very likely should now have been writing
orthodox sermons, instead Of CORES ponding with
such wicked Roman Catholic as yourself when
any little accident Of the Grim. kind occurs in one
ofthese churches, by the Devils instgaiion il makes
them all as busy as bee hive for several weeks.
The sisters have private meetings where is talked
over; and they 60 in holy confidence to the parson,
who hears all the proofs particularly. He enquiries
into the charges and especially has sent TO him all
the plump Irish servant girls or chamber maids, Of
whom he learns times, places, and the most minute
details. ARd by way Of learning human nature, as
many Of these girls have lived in your awful city,
he invites them TO disclose the experience Of their
early days before they became subjects Of divine
grace when he has got all the facts, il the offender
be sister, he sends for her, and promises pardon
upon full confession, not emitting, however, any
thing, lest some sin should remain. He then lays the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

iNNooESr.-The Shakers who were arrested in
cincinnati Tor shsekingly manning two small boys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
Correspondence Of the Herald.
Fashions In Albany.
Albany, March n, lS4O.

JAMES GoRDoN BENEFIT, Esq.
Sir,
The fashionable part of our good city was thrown
into Consideration ON Monday last, by the following
note being widely circulated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Mrs. Seward requests the pleasure of
) Mr.. IS csmpany, on thursday
evening, the 2eth INST, at O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Progress of Truth in Observation-Disclosures
Worid-Me Fesh-the Dsrii-PoIitics-Sociefy
the Women-hs Loafers-ths Future.