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

a. FOR SALE-A desirable farm formerly owned by
! Col Hunt and Peter Poon, containing about acres
choice land situated within half mile Of the village of
Newown L. and Eve miles from Wi burg Ferry There
Is on the premises good story and half dwelling farm
together with barns sheds house.
out bsdings requisite for the accommodation OF the farm II
has also extensive hot beds for raising early vegetables
likewise well fenced and respect under good
There is about 10 acres Of young tmbered land
very thrifty Also good variety of different choice
FRUIT sufficient for the Of the occupying
the premises. For terms of sale apply NJ FLINT Pearl
Street House No. IS Pearl-st, New-York
fe25 Inn JOHN r. PETERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

SHAWLsi sHAWLsn SHAWL sl!-Just received eoo
~ very nch BrOche Cashmere Shaws the largest and
very rich designs at prices lower than before offered La,
dues Intending TO purchase the will find
70 examine the assortment quality and pcss before pur.
feas fw. n Cathariue street first door above Mopro.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

MO EXCUSE FOR A COUGII-There is no longer any
~ doubt but Wm Browns Coumpound Bonese Candy IL you
the genuine will cough and clear
the voice For the genuine, call for Browns Bonese Candy
which is for sale, New York ony by A. b. D. Sands
gts at wholesale and retail No 70 and 100 Eons
retail by Ring, Ca broadway; Embree ~ East Broadway;
Greenwich st. Dodd $40 Broadway II purchased at any oe
place. It is not made by the original prescriptions d.
rcctions signed By the proprietor.
In order that hesitate 10 make hs Valu
able article the proprietor induced give list its ngrr.
dents viE Bonese Eecampane Root Liquorce Squlls
Root Horchound Faysccd, Hsryer Root Seneca DO
Cosfoo and oel md Moss, all Of the vegetable kingdom The
public Judge whether u medicinal preparation
Why suffer lonyerf why delayl
Why on the bed Of sickness lay1
Why bear the torment for an hour
When nov " ~ within your power
To cure your coughs, allay the pain.
Cleanse out the throat and clear the brain,
Dspel colds the voice,
Ifof your own free will and choice
You purchase Browns pure Boneset Candy.
Which cures all coughs and colds so haadyl
N H. Remember the genuine bc had ouy the above
places: all purchased elsewhere be- counterfeit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

SPLENDID DISPLAY OF BEEF, at VALENTINES
- IS Fulton Market-Will be slaughtered on WED NES)AY
The 2sth of February at the Slaughter House Fourtst
OF the most superb cattle that have been the New
York public Seven Of the above spayed Heicrs the
three are steers weighing upwards Of 5000 posnds Epicures
are respectfully invited TO view them the Slaughter
before they taken to market the sight will well repay their
trouble The above named cattle fstted BY JOSHUA
CULVER Esd Of Pine Plains Dutchess Comfy and brought
70 he New York market by snlman Easgn, ESQ The whole
will be removed To stall NJ. 6 Fulton Market SATURDAY
f.oSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

- AT PRIVATE sALE-CHEAP-small Farm and
Mss business stand with buildings, for sale bargain:
near Montgomery county IN this State the Fish
House on the great northern road containing 81 Of first
On the premises excellent farm house by nearly
large barn. also woodhouse Workshop Sheds well of
granary and shed attached sore-the whole recently
painted excellent ORDER and we'll person
Rese a@ n attention to farming on small scale and the
nlraby adapted Price Si75oS5o0 of which may
tor further particulars and map of the APP
mas sits JSo'' E. VAN ANTWERP, 10 Plat st.
;: M AoSTEE To Ho LLEAAsEETHE NEW ROCHELLE
about sixty rooms with ball 60 by e. and bar
feet by 49, Most of the building three
business The place has been occupied a. hotel aearl forty
years Apply on premises.
On the East River miles from the CITY Steamboat and
stages every day TO and from the city. mas iw'
a. ,POR SALE OR TO LET the three story brick
h House No 2Oi Ninth street attic story and counter eel
finished complete German silver CRATES mahogany
capacity; furnace with ues throughout house, speaking
force pump hot water cisern and bathing The
ped has been painted and is perfect order Appiy 10
r se Il IL on me premises, or to GERARDUS
- TO LET-The house and store No. 500 Bleecker-st
a.l!low Apply to J. SCHUYLER, 81 Courtlaadt, or 1871
Greenwichst ma2 iw'
- FOR SALE, in Jersey City, two Houses and Lo Is
E! together with small Shouse newly built and com
petely fire proof with two good wells of water on
each lot, having about feet of in each WE'LL issuing
pure spring OF the best Of water which fails the
To be .od bargain and for reason than that the
the business of dslng small scale making the Eng
ish Gin and Gin Bters and Cordals All
iher particulars, will please call on john BAssETT on
the premises Montgomery street. Jersey City Part Of the
money can remain 1t would answer well for Brewery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

ZINE Plated WARE n SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT =.
TLERY-The subscriber has received late and
opening this day very large md eomplet assortment rich
Plated Ware, consisting of silver
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns Csnd,, sticks,
lery cnnsistng of 50 and pieces Ivory Pearl
and Silver handle Knives with Preach FORMS
ycrs aud extra fine Knives for Silver Forks Afof very
aisv DANIEL y. DELEVAN. Maiden I,sp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF NEW YORK win
give Their SECOND Ball for the season al the Shakespeare He
TEL Of William and Duane streets Friday March
9Th, 1870 The ball will be opened with by members
IN full Highland costume, after which, the order Of dancing will
be a. iolJwsTwo reels cotioni two reels cotillor;
with national Spanish, fancy dance in succession The P
Of the society will play several hvortc national du
the and the manager pledge themselves that
pense eSeon will be spared 20 render this ball Of the
most attractive Of the The proceeds viii he appvd
s ihe wasts Of poor and worthy objects Of eeneyolsnee
SION The oor will be under the direction of the celebrated
Mr. Parker Doors n at dancing 20 commence at o'clock
be vi az Tickets dollar TO admit Fc ntlcnan and
ladies' 90 be had AZ the following PlscesSh
tel corner Of Duane and William streets Andw Dry dae
ner Of Liberty and Wahington Wallace House corner Of
Fsgnels BOoksslers ATsric.n Hotel, Broadway, Clr,
Iou~ T. Nrip. Secretary. f.SuWs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

a. FOR SALE, vauabl. Farm, Timber Land, Water
H.! Power and Saw Mill situated the Toga River, To
sIga County, Pennsy yana The above very
country having railroad and post road running through he
Farm from the coal mines osshuh the Chemung
and mersectsg the Erie Railroad Corning For partieu
lars, enquire Of
fe2s lw+ @. WADE Wall st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

- TO LET, OR LEASE-The well known premiset
NiII OF the subscriber Sd street AZ
forkyIlie, consisting of well built and convenen
house, several outhouses, excellent well of water anil
nearly eight of land under the finest cultivation and
producing great variety Of fruit, &c. Will put in good
Repairs Of most agreeable and the v
BY the Sd and railroad Possession first May next
Apply 10 AARON CLARK,
lbertv AT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

81 TO LET-The three story brick House rs broadway
f! The hrststory can be occupied Store
medately The furniture will be sold with
the house, frequred. ~
Also the new four story Store MOI New street The House
and store Will be rented together separately.
The three story House. "a Walker broadway
and Church street, with an alley in the rear. -
Walker street. 49,
1heitwo story brick House. No Nineteenth street near
Ninth avenue. $500
The frame House, lse Eldridge street
=, FOR SALE OR TO LET-The three story House,
No. So Fourteenth street, the Fifth avenue.
The House No Hudson street Jersey City lately
by Messrs. 7. McMartn Co. Rents moderate.
Broadway. ' f,i2 i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

81 TO LET the four story fire proof Store No io5
. Liberty street well adapted for storage The whole or
tklpart OF u VIII be rented low. Possession given immed
iteeiy; Apply TO l.. d. SAXTON Office No.I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

NCIENT JERUSALEM-Daguerre and Sebron's Great
Picture from Paris OF the Crucxon Nou nj Calvary and
Ancient City OF Jergscm at the Lyceum, $50 Broad
way THIS - OF the largest and splendid Ilusra
tons Of Scripture History painted IN the world
Open from till dusk Admttsnce, cen,s-childrcn under
half mo In,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

II PRESCOTT, Commission Mcrchaut, Nec Orleans, re.
speeuy informs his friends, and those Of the late
Prescott Jones Cos that he coRtinues the business
same place. IS Grgvfe street and will b. happy execute
orders Tor the purchase OF Cotton Sugar Noasses and
tern Produce. Any orders left with Ess Prescott Son
Pine street New York, will have immediate attention.
New Orleans, 2sd Jan 1870. fes CIV.
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN oPORTo-
Solely imported for the nae Of nyads and eonnciscurs
W consequence OF the hitherto almost nsupcrab officially of
obtaining IN this country the finest qualities OF Port Wine
ne same genuine state produced from the vines IN the die
tict oil the Alto Douro in Portugal Messrs Osborn Br
TIERS OF Qporio, will continue q export the above tic
IN cases OF dozen EACH bottled IN Opor0; and pr
vent imposition quarter, the cork Of every bottle va
be marked on the inner part with the brand Of the House.
Osborn
TRASH"
~ winch means thnse parties who tbak u worth while
obtain and unadueraed Port Wine $50 often ncoessa
sickness Cor the preservation Of life ts) depend up
purchasing An article Il from the wine pres
ducing. - w
Red Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of 1894
white Malmsey Port do. vintage lssi Sold by
WyCEnEE 4 oCQyMSER s,w ou..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

CQLTs REPEATING FIRE ARNs.--The Patent Arm.
" Manufacturing Company inform the public that they
INST received from their mandatory number oC Repeating
Shot Guns, OF sir charges each. which they confidently
commend TO the notice Of Sportsman equal
and finish TO thing imported and from repeated expert
msns they satisfied they will throw shet superior To- any
manufacture
Aso-C bnes for balls shot Rifles Of diercn nj sires
and Pistols, from pocket TO holster size Pefcusso-
Of superior quality, Powder and Shot All Of which
are offered at greatly reduced prices at their store s5 Broad
mo sn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, &c.
Mk, ~ 49, 49,

6HSS- FOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet Of the 9TH Of March
&FtN-The fast sailing first class packet ship PATRICK
$-HENRf, Capt. J. C. Delano. will sail above, her
regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin steerage
persons intending embark should make early APP
pllcation on board, foot OF Maiden lane,or to
fr25 GLOVER McMURRAY, SO South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-04

SSzL FOR LIVERPOOL.-New Line-Reealar Pack.
My for 18th Mareh-The fast Sailing packet ship
uRO5CIUS, Capt John Collins, Of 100 tons, will sail
above For freight passage, having accommodations
squaed FOR sp,ndor comfort apply board oot Of Wall
=. X COLLINS 4 co. So South q.
The packet ship SDDONS, Capt " B Palmer will sue.
coed the Roscius, and sail on the 25th April
No alteration will be made IN PRICE of passage or FARE
by this line. Number OF passengers limited feS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
= n w ID A " IDS
HEBREW PLASTER.

TIME peculiar,ies of this Chemical Com
u pound are owing TO its extraordinary cf-
fees, upon the animal fibrcs or nerves, liga-
mentss and muscles. its virtues being carried
by them TO the immediate seat Of disease or OF
pain and weakness.
However gpod any internal remedy may he,
this, as an exlsrnni application, will prove a
powerful auxiliary, in removing the disease
and facilitating the cure, in cases Of Local In
Illumination, Scroffulols affections, Kings Evil,
Gout, Inflammatory, ana Chrcoic Rheumatism,
and Ia alt cases where seate,, pan or weakness
exists
A gentleman travelling in the South Of Eu-
rope and Palestine. in 1880, hrard so much
said in the latter place, in praise of Jew d.
vID'sPLASTER; and of the Gas he considered)
miraculous cures j, had performed, that he was
induced to try Il on his own person, for Lung
and Liver affection, The removal of which had
been the chief object of his Journey, hut which
had resisted the genial influence Of that bslmy
aud delicious climate.
Tie aero dinghy applied plaster on the right
side Of the chest, where the pain was seated,
another between the shoulders, and one over
the region OF the liver. In the meantime, he
drank freely of an herb tea Of laxitve qualities
He coon fund his health improving and in
few weeks his cough left him, the sallowness
OF his skin disappeared, his pain was removed,
ohu ntS uce'en "ccamc permanently rtfnStatco.
IL has likewise been very beneficial in cases
OF weakness, such as weakness and pain in the
stomsch, weak limbs, lameness, affections Of
the spine, female weakness, &c. No female
subject 10 pain or weakness in the back or side,
should he without it. Married ladies', in deli
cate situations, End great relief from constantly
wearing this plaster.
No putting or great spread Of certificaes is
intended. Those vino wish to satisfy them
selves Of the efficacy of this plaster, can obtan
sufficient to spread or plasiers for so cents;
sum not half sufficient u pay for the insertion
of single certificate into any of our most COM
mon prints, single time. This trifiing price
per box il placed upon il, in order that il may
be within the means of every afflicted son or
daughter Of the community; that oil. whether
rich or poor, may obtain the treasure Of health
which results from ITS use. Price per box, SO
cents. Directions accompany each box.
e. w. CArRos x Co., Agents for the State
OF Vermont, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed, at Rochester,.N Y.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
Bsaltleboro; aud PEYTON R.CHANDLER,
futney. (eopIy27 March. 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

DtsUtet ~ ~ cstmtnStefs ~.
To; the creditors and others concerned in the
Estate Of EBENEzER SMITH, late Of
Londonderry in said district, deceased:
NyHEREAS Ei,enezer Huntington, Ad.
w ministrator de bonis non, cum icstanenic
dnnero, hath filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for said district, for further
time to settle his administration account; And
tate havc-no,ce OF said application, BY publ
cation three weeks successivciy as soon as may
be, in the Vermont Phnnix, printed at Brattle-
boro. to appear before said Probate Court at
the Ian Of Chester Rand in Townshend, on
the last "Wednesday OF April, AID. 1890, when
said petition will be taken up and the PRAYER
thereof granted, unless cause be shown TO the
contrary.
Dated at Grafton, in the district of West
minister, the 23th day of Feb. AID. 1910.
~, G. PHELPS, Probate Reg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
AN ARMY OF wings IN ONO Il

The Editor Of the New York American
Publishes the following Letter from the sea,
Of Government. in Ohio. with the remark thu,
''if,he Van Buren, party don't like the looks
Of il, SO much the better for the County,
CoLuMBus, Feb. 22, 1910.
My Dear Sir: am a constant reader Of
your paper. know !, would do your heart
good to know what is doing here this day.
Language cannot convey 10 you The scene
as il realIysexists. lwil. try to give you
a faint idea of IT, AT least TWENTY
THOUSAND DELEGATES ere in nj
tendance Some in CANOES mounted on
wheels drawn by dozen horses. others in
LOG CABINS mounted on wheels. deco
rated with banners bearing notices as vari.
Gus as the imagination eau conceive. The
Convention was organized a, two o'clock,
by making General BELL. Of Wayne Co.
President Gen Bell was an ensign with
Harrison under Mad Anihony--was with
him in the las, War. He gave us the his.
tory Of General Harrison, after taking the
Chair, as il came under his own observe.
lion. The scene was enthusiastic beyond
description, After a full organization. we
had speeches from Gen. murray. and the
Old Sail boiler, Ewlso. of thrilling inter.
est. s
Tomorrow. at 9 o'clock, a general pro
cession forms. in which will be the LAST
OF THE LIFE GUARDS OF WASH
iNGTON. a Delegate to the Convention
He will ride upon saddle actually used in
the Revolution by the Father Of his Coun
ltry"the immortal WASHINGTON He will
carry a flag bearing the significant Words
"fhe last of the Life Guards Of Washing
ton The scene must be sublime
Al IA o'clock the Convention meets &c
nominate candidate for Governor. and can
didates for electors Of President and WIGS
President OF the United States.
THOMAS CoRwIN, member OF Congress
from Warren Co. will positively be The can
dida.e for Governor. and better and strong
er man cannot be named But the nominn
tons you will learn by the papers. HARRI
SON and TYLER will receive majority 0
$4,000 in Ohio.
| IA fuller account Of this great meeiixa
is in type, but zoe haze not room for IL til
sceek.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06


Jacob strdiard ~. George n. Peck.
At the April Term Of said Court, A. d.
IN 1899, the said Jacob St,ddaFd commenced
this action against The said George Fl. Peck.
BY attaching all the land and real estate in the
town OF Somerset, as the property Of the sai1
Peck, in q plea of the case, upon certain
Sromissory mole; bearing date September LIST,
A. T.. 1896. given and made payable to the
said Sto.,,iard or order, by the said Peck, for
The sum OF sS.37 So, and payable on the first Of
March Their nexi, WITT interest. The said
Peck not having had persona! notice Of this
action, has not appeared, and does not row sp-
pear, and the cause was, by order Of Court,
continued until this term: II is therefore order
ed by the Court, that the said action he further
continued until April Term next And that
the said George II. Peek be notified of the
tendency of the snnie, BIZ publishing the sub
stance thereof and the order If Court thereon,
in the Vermont Ph9nix, n newspaper published
at Bratileboro, in this County, three weeks
successfully, the last publication 10 be ct least
fur weeks before the session of said Couit, Il,
be holden al New Fame, in the County afore-
said, on the second Tuesday OF April next.
which will be deemed sufficient notice 10 this
said Peck to appear and defend in said action
By order nf Court.
MARSHALL MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Attorney for Plaintiff. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
STATE OF VERMONT.

TO-
To all concerned in the estate Of LUClUS
HILL, late Of Jamaica in said district, de-
ceased:
AN Instrument purporting to be the last
"A VIII and Testament Of Lucius Hill. late
Of jamaica in said district, decreased, has bcen
entered by Joel HoIton, Executor named
therein,n the Probate Court within and for the
district aforesaid; And m order Of the Prohste
Court hath been recorded that public notice be
given 10 all concerned, BY publication in the
wrecks successfully, 10 appear. ifthey see cause,
e the said Court 10 be holden within said dis-
trict on the isst Wednesday, Of April, A. d.
1870, At the Inn Of Chester Rand, in Towns
bend II said district, and contest the probate
and reading thereof,
Given under my hand at Grafton IL said
di>tdct. this goth day OF Feb. AID. 1870
~ Attest. G. PHELPS Reg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
@a-Notice.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 employ 8 or 4
u good Wolkmcn at the Carpenter and
Joinef'a Business. None however need apply
unless fee from the use Of Intoxicating drnkss
TO such liberal wages will he given.
He will do all Jobs in the Carpenter and
Joincr's line Of business.
Would inform the inhabitants Of Bfattleboro
that he will do work at the lowest cash price,
warranted to well done, and first rate style
according TO the present rule, given in Benjo.
minis late work.
JOHN G. MORSE
Winchestes, N. Fl. March 2, 1870. tig7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
FOR SENATOR'S.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS,

Roekig ham.--Jam NJ. Pike, Treasurer.
a9 Francis d. Randall. Register
Sfra6ord. William Woodman. Treasurer
~ Josiah B. Edgerly. Register
MerYimask --Jnmes Wilson, Treasurer.
Asa Mcfarland. Register.
Hiits5orsngh.--- David Stewart. Treasurer
ail Andrew Wallace. Register
Cheshire - Benjamin F. Adams. Treasurer.
s Charles Sturtevan,, Register.
Grafton - William Green. Treasurer.
Timothy X. BIaisdeli. Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06
NsU-H Hampshire Election, March 10. Z
Whig Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Il N OS STEW e N s,
OF CHARLEST'O WIN.
FOR COUNCILLORS,

FOR COUNCILLORS,
ARTHUR BRANSCOMB. Rockingham.
JEREMIAH WILSON. Sfra6ord.
DANIEL ABBOT. Hiiis5oroush
PHlNEHAS HENDERSON, Cheshire
ISAAC ABBOT. Grafton and Coos.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06

The Columbus (O.) State Journal says II
tho good work Of conversion goes on IN
Ohio until November next, as j, has done
since the Harrisburg Convention, her rofe
seiH be almost unanimous for The farmer Of
North Bend. Accessions TO the ranks Of
Harrison and Reform, are reported in al.
most every paper We open, from every quar-.
ter Of The country. A New Hampshire ora
tor being asked what nccrssons the admin
istraiion had received, promptly exclaimed
John O. Calhoun and thirty bloodhound,
from Cuba"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06

DERSONS ,ndeb,ed TO the subscriber or
i u the late firm of Wheelock & Merri6eid.
whose Notes and Accounts have become due,
are requested TO make payment.
J. A. MEREiFiELD.
FOR SALE--a few new patterns Of cold
and plain black SILKS, which will be sold for
Cash cheaper than can be bought at any other
store in the county.
WilIiamSvIc, Feb. 70, 1870. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-06

DROP0SALS will be received by the sub-
i scribcr ill the 10th lust, for rebuilding
four length (ubout 500 feet) If the Northamr-
ton Bridge over Connecticut River; 10 be conn
plcted the present season, on the plan Of lthiel
Town, Separate proposals may be made for
the Stone Work and Wood Work.
In behalf Of the Directors,
ROSWELL HUBBARD.
Northampton, March 2, 1910. aw27