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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
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III Ger Isnmiltcnfraee, 9eaeniber Sal me
fon'S Stleiberlfchr.
SSacob 3. 95cas.
hat teffaneiq auf 5eano, Elm aues ebebntss
N6prteinent bon nlobi9en 9Sclls nnb
Geibenen Oiiter, @
pcr einer prr,iigIidrn Guafifdt; audi bat
CT fiirlIid, Ia 9ieupcrf uub philadelphia eiH
grcecs 9Iecrtement pom &appen eiilacs
fauft, tpprunter 1d befnoen: t6
Otter RappeH. 6nr Scal. 0iutrs. Wlas,
frat. Gomez, 70 mic auct alle alrten 3ud,
Sappen fir yRdnner uno 5tnaben.
Diele &appen fno bon einer aiifen Ora,
Iitdt nuo werbfn su ben tiiisten preilen
nerfauft.
Jsaiffeute uuD slnoere, bic beim GrpeeH
fdufeu, ipcreen eS Su ihrem 8crtheit frben.
bel ibm ansarnfeu nnc fur iid, ieIbit III nys
beilen.
SNutnidder i'm eniibe nfrcen inter bfu
biIli9itcn Beon9unaen nif jeber glrt psl,fa
Grimniin9s, II. (. 10. perfeben.
eSateb 8. 0pas.
Sillcntaun, October 81. na-bu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Oefentlicbe 93MDn.

Samfaqs ben 5teu, une Samfags ocn l2s
ten December 8crniittags um 10 llhr fol-
auf pfeHtlicber 8enou perfanft iperoeny an
GER Icetbcri9eu lEebuun9 oeS perlfcrbes
uen u b m Jfern, in Seeicelber9 Sauns
lChir, eeta SauntD:
@in prathtiocs Samilien pferb, 5 Snhs,
Sd,wcine, Spalicr;1Sasen, Gtn9duls'
1Sagen, Soeoldllitten, Soausuhr, Sfen
une 0chr, pHn9e, Gssr, Winomnbl, SetteH
nnb SettIaeen II. [. ~.
9lud ca ;ur nemliden 2eit nno Srt, bic
plantaIrhe bcs perforbenen aoam Stern, an
DEN sl2rifbirtenbcn oerfauft nerccn; Der 9Ib'
ichIas jeoot1 fol- erit AM 2ten Genenta9e err
frl9en.
Sz~S 9luf hicfrm eanbe beFnbet ildl
IIE6etn Slpeiffpfistes, ifelnernfs
9Sohnhaus, Stnei5er Sd'en'
er, eine nlefehlenne @prin9 &c. es enbdlt 40
9lfer, erdn,enb an 9nnO pcn yRidlael Scdr'
ter, cSCbn sSanbwerf WlarEin nne abrabanI
/ SNancmerf.
Die Beneu wire an beiben 1ageii nm lC
lllhr @ormittaes anfaneen. Die 8eoln9un
oen f,aen an peu 9ierfaufsta9rn hefarnt &C.
mad,t weroen prn
Sobann Sd9er, I Grec,,toreu
sSaeob <Sriein9er,
| Neipelberg, '9ieu. %. riq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
$50. 30.
3abn-pafe

rDr. Tifhet, in 9Illentann, III ter
@rftucer eires arcmatifhen CABIN 1eiate,
Cpafe), NIT ipeldler bic 3dhne cine iehr au.
te 9Dcltitur befemmen, uno Gle @lunen eem
Seorbut ,c. tefreit erhatten percen. @tns
ein;i9e probe ipirb bem 5Siufsr ron Der 9nlea
@i9en(diaft bsGdben iiberieugen.
u. q. Elm jeoer got lit NIT Ger Hamfnss
unteridlrift bes Ccctcre uerlsben.
Allentann, 0icrember 4. ilq--ts
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
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ptlcetg AauNlhpt Netpu SuhHtD, OtHd 70
;upor ntdt ourd NriuatbanbeI perfaEft mlro,
SEQ. [.
Cine pcrtreflihe Mabln1iiMc, bon
Steiu ertaut, rrei Stcd bcch, nit bret pdar
Steiuc, ilteridIi9ti9 gebaut nit eiuem 10
Suf hohen Mao. Serner ;u9leid etne
~s<SyyS, Sd1s uno 9pllmllble, nebif
] sR cinem Snciifrfi9ten Slofs
9Sehnhauie nahe babel. Nas bas
a 9eb6ri9e eano bctrd9t Is 9lder uno l40
Hutbeu. Darauf bcfncet (Id en ocrtretflis
der Sammgartcu uuo cine 8lodfteucr. Die
Uiuhle wiro curdl Den Serbian getrteben uno
lie9t in ciuer lebbaftep, gctraieereiden @es
gcne; bcicnters bietet Die 8eumuhle eineu
reidilidlen Grtrao BAR, oa auf eiuem llmfreis
ie pcn 10 Dteilrn lld1 feline befnoct. Giefes
@'acuthum grant an Qano bon coccb @iaus,
Saecb Sriein9er uno sInoere.
$50. 2.
Gin Stitd pprtrsfflih Socllare, e5enfals
in ermelnetem S0eieelbera Saunld1ip aelegen,
tetraQcne 9lder uno 81 9lutbcu, 9rdusenb
an eano pcn Gcbn petrr, 9iuben SSuuIder,
jr. Mihacl Haudl nnc 9Ineere.
9tc. 3.
Gin antcrcs Stutf Nclilano, 9clcgen in
9cpbia 3aunfhip, eeha @auutY, entbalteno
29Ifer uno l23 9lutheu, grdu;euo an 2ano
ypn @lias Ncaenbah,! Canlel ebert utc
9lneere.
9Sorher beidriebeiieS @igeuthum fam 10
jeorr 3eu pon &lufluitigen bciehen nercen,
lpenu man ild) bel lluterlhriebeuen mcloet
Der ter @isner it unb Darauf pSbnt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
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in alien peffeu 3weieeH.
(@pn Berlin, Der HeGoens preu6ens, letlhl
pen HensQ)erf. }

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Die llnterSbrD ScIs, puIEF FF IT w
eid,en aup.fie bg.ahlen' Ssxss,tsM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
2anD III perfaufclt.

prdcie uni 10 llhr 8prlniiiaas, fol- auf benz
plaee feIbif, 6fentIih pertailft pereeu:
e..rA Sin aetpilies Ndue, Sd,cufr uat
f:sssI1 tugefdhr Z glder antes Sanlauo,
IisiiH oeie9cn in SbersDRilfcre 9aunfchip.
eeda &nuutp, grdn,fnb an ednb
bon SaIcmcn Wlsper, Deter 0BaIIer, Wars
tin 9fitter, il. unc aneern
@benfalls: e.u nabe babel geIegcttcs
Staf Soclslaun pcn i slfer, rpsldleS aIIes
I'M aduicn cher i'll qstten pGfauft rerpen
fcIl, pie es REM Gdilifv idiFIidh fein mag
Qeethin eae Gieenthim pcp 6 bar s
81 errmo pirb rhFe Rddholt perfanff.
Die gepinauugen am gsrsaufsta9e uno
9hifirdrMna BON
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Charles gR. 9Iieanb.
9If1Iouee nnu lshdrIes Gjprr.

H~99. R.-gIn ndmIidtu GAO 9iadlniits
taae, spirn alerIei Aaues unf Vauerus @e'
rdfh, 70 spie cine @esfdiebenAcit bon StOhrs
@nter oerfduft ptreen.
Icuember 25. nq-2ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Sarri(cn 9Se(fltl1feit.I

Oluf Nrcitags ben 4ten December ilad's
gfens, loiI an oem @altbanlr BON yt at ha IL
Sd,dfer, in Salsbnrg 8auuidlip, sstha
tgauntu, einc SarrilonsS Selflibfeit ffatifnneiI,
,4pr,u ale Narrilon Demcfraten oerIllm9es
arnb Gruupldiaftlidlt einselaben iInp.
Die "narrifcu @iarben" nuc "eedsa 9ffl,
fel Sarmers' lnb ebenfaQs hofllb eriudt
spbigem Ieffe beiSnwChnen.
9Siele Oarrilon Sentcfratet.
9lppeinber Is, -Jn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Oeifenfltflle eScnru.
sIaentaun, 9ico. Is.

Samltogs ben l9ten December nadlitens,
ictI auf cffeutlicher 8entu perfauft pereeu,
auf Gem 9yIaee ces llntcrldriebenen in SDeis
belterq Iaulohip, yeha @auntp, Uena es
;upor ntht curd priuatbauoel pertaGft rirb,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Solo, Sc1arfle1ileen!

GamaasS, Zen LIT. december, Yiadmit'
tags nm | uhr, fol- an Dem nauie pen
Sfaee 8reinigt in 9reini9spIIle, se'
d)a @anutD, Gin
Setter Dds,
Der un0efdbr 500 pfunD wisst, uuf Gin,
huuoerf Sdlritt NIT Su9eln, coer anf go
9)aros nit Sd)rct ans9efhoBen tperbeu.
gBcsu ahe Sd,uBen in Der Idbe nno
Serne eingelacen fne beiSuwObuen.
Gamuel Si6tenrpalter.
ggtdenn9ts, glcp. %. nq-2ni
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
THE SLAVE TRADE.

The British Government deserves
much credit for its preserving efforts to
suppress the inhuman traffic in slaves
and we wish that its exertions were better
seconded by other powers, particularly
the United States of America But while
unprlnclpled Americans are largely con-
cerned in this vilanous traffic, our cruis-
ers take no pains to capture these man
steaers-and our Government looks oui-
city on, and witnesses deeds Of inhumani-
ty, which every civilized man should seek
to prevent, without making any efficient
movement to produce better state OF
things.
The following is list of American
vessels engaged in the slave trade on the
west coast of Africa, during the Spring
and Summer of 1889. whose names have
been communicated TO the Secretary of
the. Navy, by Thomas Buchanan, Gov
ernor of Liberia, and Agent of the United
States Government for re-captured Afri-
cans.-Mercantile Journal.
!" The Venus. of Baltimore, a shin of
466 tons, sailed in April, with $50 slares
on board, for the Havana, William phil
lips, Master. She is now, in November.
reported TO be back on the coast, fully
armed, and prepared for resistance. On
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

er our own labor 10 remain unproductive.
our own poor but meritorious cilizens to
pine in poverty and want! How much
longer shall we permit them to- freight
their steam-packets with silken fabrics,
crowd them into our market and take
away In return nothing but gold and sill
yer, and that too at moment when the
exchanges are largely against us, and
when we are struggling almost to bank
ruptcy to equalize them2 The production
of silk in our country IS not aaoao an er.
pertinent, and considering the east autey-
ests involved in its extensive production.
it claims, and it has right to claim the
fostering care of our government in ann
and eUerg way in which that care can be
consistently bestowed. A brighter day is
dawnlng upon our country. Another
great staple is about to be added to her
productions which will kinde low and
gladness in many a desolate heart, and
pour flood of wealth over our whole
land. D. V. McI.pAN
Freehold, N, j., Nov. 1888.
MANUFACTURE OF SILK.-That silk
can be raised with perfect ease in this
country-that our climate from north to
south, is admirably adapted to the constitu.
ton and health of the worm, far better
than that of Europe, and to the growth Of
the mulberry tree in its different varieties.
has been satisfactorily proved by thou.
sands of experiments. While in Europe
owing to the humidity of their climate,
nearl y one half of the crop of worms usu-
ally die from disease, and they are oblig-
ed to have their cocooneries nicely regu-
lated III their temperature by the thermom-
eter' here, owing to the dryness and
warmth OF our atmosphere, with proper
care, scarce a worm dies from disease ::
and building Of the cheapest construc-
tlon-any clubhouse, shed or barn-ans-
wers perfectly well for a cocooaerv.-
That the silk made in this country is of
the very best quality, for fneness, lustre
and strength, equal to any in the world,
has been decided by competent Judges
Specimens of raw silk have been sent to
European manufacturers, and pronounced
by them to be superior. There is no
more mystery or difficulty in raising the
worms than in raising chickens. Per
sons have succeeded perfectly well, even
to the Keeling and spinning of the silk in
to beautiful sewing silk, who never saw
sllkWorm or a cocoon before. IT, then,
abundance of the raw material, of the
best quality may be produced without any
difficulty, what should hinder US from be-
coming a silk growing country, and from
manufacturing it, not only into sewing
silk, but into all the variety of silk stufis
used by our people; and thus save the
millions which are annually drained from
US. to pay foreigners for raising and man.
ufacturing our silk We prophecy that
in zen years we shall raise, if not manu-
facture our own silk, and that in fifteen
years, raw silk will form as important an
article for foreign expectation, US does
now our cotton.-Albany Cultioator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
SILK GROWING.
REV. .: v. McLEAN,s ExPERImErr
Concluded.

Z In regard to the cost of nroduc,;on !.
confidently asserted BY mariv. thar !, ~. -
S os produced for 2 dollars per pound c0u
VINE cost me much more than this Nv
oNpe1lence,. however, satisfies me that !.
can De produced for 90 Is per II "a =
mcl.ne 70 the belief that it mav be 81.
eu lot dollars. Produced ON tba c,.
small way, the cost will ha -. ~
nothing-he whole product will !" 20
gain. Now take he nrodn., g % GEAR
a. above stated, at s2s8, and nd. ",I ~ an acre
o made at an expense off dollars na ,s ~ -
you have a net profit of Sl92 per p r.. 10;
Allow the cost of production to he 60 60 o.
ana you still have net profit Of sfan -
Again-take the product at S2l6. 1alIc---
ing the silk to be worth only "a 5o ="
-. and let the cost of production h PC !
dollars, h.gives a net profit OF Sl20 -
acre-but allow the cost of productionp !,
% % 20 per pound-the sum at which
know It can be made--and it still afford
usa bet profit Of SlO8. This last -
persuaded, will be foundamore nearly !,
correspond with actual results IT,
price OF the silk is mare than a. Eo
pound and the cost Of producrion a. - 4 pe
" 70, so much the better far ~ 80 . ~.
rist- But the above results vss .ne cuitu
are Produced in another na nearly
amount OF help necessary to attend 70 on -
asre,orto 10000 worms, would ~ - o o
coed 1.-The value of two females 10 49, ~
each, and one male. the same tims .
deed: ! 40 no. believe il would REQUIRE =
much helP--but admitting j. should r.. 4.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
M is cellaneOus.
From the N. III. Baptist Register.
Description Of Jesus Christ.
Translated from the French

Publius Lentellus, being Governor of
Judea, sent to the Roman Senate the fol-
lowing description, at the time iE which
the renown ofJesus Christ began TO spread
In the world.
There Is at this time in Judea, man
of extraordinary merit, who is called Je-
sus Christ. The barbarians believe him
to be a prophet; but his followers worship
him as being descended from the immor-
tai Gods. He raises the dead, and heals
the sick at his command or touch he is
tall and we'll formed; his appearance
mild, and venerable: his hair is of
color which can hardly be described, fall.
ing into ringets, and spreading over his
shoulders with much grace, being sepa-
rated on the top of his head in the man
ner of the Nazarenes. His brow is
smoothe and large, and his cheeks are
marked with lovely blush. His nose
and mouth are formed with an admirable
symmetry, and his long beard is similar
IN color to his hair. His eyes are BRILL
liant, clear and serene. He removes
with majesty, exhorts with miIdness:
whether speaking or acting, he does it
with grace and seriousness. No one has
ever seen him laugh; but he has often
been seen to weep. He is exceedingly
temperate, modest and wise. He is indeed
a man who, in excelling loneliness, and in
divine PROJECTIONS, SURPRISES the children
of men. E, M. s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11
NO t &c e ..
Revised Statutes of Vermont.

R6VISGU statutes OF Y Vermont.
INHE Revised Statutes Of this State. passed
Il by the Legislature at its last session, are now
IN press and will be completed with all possible
despatch. As the State will have none for sale
or Tor distribution IN the State, all wanting the
book must buy. Specimens of print with pro-
Posais Tor price, &C., will be sent to every town
In the State, ard those first ordering from ace,,
will receive the first copies ready. AnY one
wishing to receive the sheets they are printed.
will have them sent by mail weekly, stitched M
covers, for 81 so on application to the subscriber
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, Feb. /. 1910. 22:27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

MRS MOTT, THE Celebrated FEMALE PLY.
wi slCiAN Oh NEW YORK. having lust received large
quantity ohrps cots and essential ole r.m Europe not TO
obtained in this ry, will he able those diseases
which have baned the skill most .ninen ply
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases To the human frame and especially the
foowsg rheunstsm ofhsvover long sandng tic docreur
gout palsy partly sed limbs decline
ton, humors scrofg, salt rheum Kings evil esnker ring
catarrh scadhcad, dyspepsia debility. spinal aec
tons nervous yptoms white syeings asthma, jsusdee
Liver compliant henorrhoid and female weaknessss
hts offang sickness, aud other diseases.
No mineral Of any kind used Asy femslss "a
boring under various wcaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence Hours ofseeing patients from A.
un r. NJ AZ her residence s sprug street. west side e
Hrosdvay All letters fIom the country promptly
attended Medicines forwsrdeds all parts Of III. Uuited
states iy20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
COUGH LOZENGES.
YOUNG MOTHERS
SORE NIPPLES AND SyEII.ED BREAST

POSITIVELY cured IL f,T days BY sEEnMAN's PA.
Professor BINGHAM used them for his LADY, who suffered
ino'craby from nipp the breast She
entirely cured in four days,
Mrs RSMSEN hs. been nurse for 70 yesrs and neyss
without failing cure, and FROM her
lied or its great worth, She econmen ds II to all.
Mrs CROSBY. of the Oldest and most expc renced
nurses the city, she knew thing equal TO
hs has cure many herhnowledge whars alb Their
ncs les taeo.
The Rev j. p. SMITH sayst curedh his wife afersevera
weeks Of suffering and thing else in
DR.. CONS TOLKh has known them operate like charm
ring the four FIVE days. where every thing
else failed
DIR POOL says he believes the OIL will every
nipples be found without deprivitg child
the breast snd that the Ointment will stop pam gaihe.
ring The breast and when appears
break Nothing has be-, discovered before that
pare with IA, ~ popular articles
Over four thousand have been cured within the last
months Sold at LOG Nassau street. aud Is9 Fulton street
Rrot .og
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

o. individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the heraia oacc, "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive This will be a better arrangement
THU depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers of citizens have
Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.

SHERMAN's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE is admitted
- by all TO be the best dcntrifee ever known. II
cleans whttrs, and beauties the teeth the tartar
nke n saidcns the the breath and prevents
the teeth om aching aud decaying, warranted free IRON all
sed sustances II q recommended BY the Me
deal Faculty, Rev. Dr. end and svera other Clergy
men; Dr.: A susthj J. NJ Moore, Esq Prof Bingham
Col q HAMS, DR. q Hunter and in act, every who
has used decidedly The hest article for cleaning he
teeth and npg the breath they tiled. Sd
Ign. See that his signature thus "a. shernan, NJ.
Eouni each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

kxas PASSAGE FOR CHARLEsTON-FMst Pack
XEHA et-The splendid well known snd FIST sailing ship
MAnEWTAW, Captain Alien will positively sail on the
5h October her regular day hav splendid
persons wishing the above port should examine the
ship before engaging ewhere For
passage in cen second CABIN or steerase early application
W&J.T.TA P5COTr, 4s Peck slip,
c.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

CiI.uiatlon OF the asra,d.

MoRNIrs IlsRALD daily paper, ......."....... 1900
WRsKLv nERALp,. 10000
ExrRA HERALD the riyal 1900
REGULATION o fthe Herald, .......... 1000
Of this Immenseissue we circulate IN
nnII,. nnANI L. nhn..4 M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

CHIP SARATOGA, FROM HAvRE--copsspees win
plea,e ,snd their z. b.s,d a ~ or e ne
rot perpittedby the ist oe,sbsv, gill be sest,e TIE Pablo
etore SO a
pAsTlLE9 DE vIcHr for indises,ss-Thsss Lesepses
hsv seased s,s. ePu and the sssuse are Tor sale
oil corner Pearl ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

WEBsrER's GREAT SPEECH IN WALL STREET
In our report of this mighty effort of intellect
some errors OF a trihing character escaped our
porters, arising from the hurry of publishing a
daily pager. These errors will be corrected in
our Weekly Herald, and the speech made perfect.
We mcntion this for the information of those who
copy the report from our daily edition AS for the
reports in the Wall street papers of yesterday, ex
cept that Of the L" Star & Times" there is not
of them worth reading. They are mere general
resollectons without the spirit soul, words Of Mr.
Webster.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

SEE PASSAGE FOR LlvERP0OL-P Packet 7th of
HyN October, a splenal packet will be despatched
having splendid Accommodations in cabin
and seerage Persons wishing to go to the above
port should make immediate application TO
w. 81. T. TAPSCOTT.is South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR
COMMERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
80 40 -

T T.
Persons ending their friends residing in Great Britain
and ireland them brought with the
above line moderate terms Agents Of the H.
liability have lately been engaged 70 that the emgrant Is
arded without delay and small drafts their
npy paid Orders from all parts of the country will be
punctuay tended to, and such attention will be To all
branches the business the further patronage
Of those who will favor the with their orders and
all where the not embark the
money will be refunded 10 the person from whom il
ceived.
addition drafts given our numerous agents througou
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland who Civ
facility TO the emlgrant whose be
here they be furnished It'll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

NEW rOHK, Sept. 70, 1870 r. NJ
DEAR DOCTOR-"The long is over" Per forcei
must acknowledge myself apros,lytetc your faiths your
Hesssche Camphor Eoxepges which considered hum.
bug have proved entirely efcscous When 10 yonr
store to-day, al n A. NJ in violent pain tsck hsadaoke
TO wkich have bees frequently subjected for years
tried almost every could ;. thought Of TO effect
nothng vsied but the bed This DO for busi
Your reredy cured esrelyj took sir Lorer
ge.hense dsctorins (doefrs Let all those
Ycsr. ' Sincerely. ,.iy, 70 your ''"e' MONIES
Sold ct 30 Nassau Beecter, Dodds e.9 Broad
way, ~ "; and ise fulton st. prookiyn. rn
CEgARs-iso lg- priced Spanish in half and qsayte
- beres-entihed to d. scnture-For sale by
as E.K CoLLINs,a s.utl IT
Mr. BRisTowbss reduced his term. fir writins fr,m
M sIa 20 S. sdssdeatun to ssy bed writers. Loot ss
sdvertseeest. s4Inws
PRBDERfC W. BUTLKRs,
DR. GIsT,
No. q Gold shct-Neu York. so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
|. O 0 0, 90 @.

Il, v v ", y v v.
sHERMANs'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
DHFUMATIsN Lumbago. Pain or Weakness in the back
II lons side neck breast limbs, eHectusy cured by H.
IN Coughs and Liver plants they afford astonishing
lief the spine they the piles
and the back Of the oeeks oehdren esthng wh give
mediate relief
oco sold yearly and warranted superior all other
ters aud only each. See you the spuine
wholesa end retail Ios Nassau st. ~ and tss Fulton
proo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Rockingham co., .7ug. ., $50.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

HLrbnHDR, hHSSfii fOHhg, 'it-'
sOn Thursday last. Mr. Rives and Mr. U. w hop-
kns addressed the people of Russell Some OF MI H.
friends will m dnu, herald il great TRIUMPH over
rs. DO not believe il, Sir. 1t was glorious glorious
day for the Democracy: and the new-tanged fedefai
Whir party is now the wanc in Russell. SPEAK
what know to be true, and what the HARRISON men
feel and some of them 10 be true, that mol caee
was made in their favor: the contrary, mere WIS
not snale neutral doubtful man present. VINO oia n'
20 home a warm and devoted Democrat mat changes
we're made in onr favor, Harrison man VII deny =
Already the people openly expressing 'hIr
ponmcnt They expected TO hear the great oF"c'c "
the party tell them, what measures OF pubic po..'!
would be adopted by Harrison to improve me co"a,
of public affairs They pec;cd to learn s'n's 'ne
Of the principles and pnicy Of the administration "husl
their grea, leader But in these reasonable ana '''a
expectations, an honest and patriotic community nav
been disappointed and they boldly confess IL anu y,l
may RELY upon it, the great Rivcs dinner mere res''eU
in our favor. rno
"Mr Hopkins has addressed the people OF "ytis.
Smyth, Washington, Russell, Scott ana Lee, an.
he has never found or friends more devoted d ahe
enthusiastic He goes next to Grayson ana ny .
well. We will carry each county IN ms u's.''ct =.
handsome and decisive majorities inc sys,ema.'
game of the Fe ieral party, to deirand ana in,sea
the people, is fast beginning to reco upon .hen
and changes vre daily made to our cause no" cou'