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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.


STRANGERS citizens afa eed with any form or varIst
syphlitc mercuna OF other disease who have bcsu
Sly half dby t auacss yh which York sbsand bad
r:-Las July roatart certain diseas aud iai
nediaely applied to DOCTOR who promised in
.ees continued ilh nths bat was rradaak
getting tined fer another all doe
ana each one pom'..d poit,vey gth
Uncovered the otJecs these men sy and
ne doc os ket me unre VI for eish
my hoat and nose was ulceratd all joints,
NJ body covered with ulcer complete keetnn. he
loot RS considered dansrons to give ueacue
and ADVISED fnrrn eli .t the noxs AID ad
sce Of several friends placed myself under Your on the
st 81 Jsunaty last am row we'll and restored perfect
THOMAS GREEN.
Carpenter aud JOINER Harlem. N. Y.
standing Of glee structure and seminal weakness and mild
cases OF rvae inalaees cud in 40 hours, without Iunr
Tth the pate It's hbits WITH o9e exception DR. Cooper
he only regular and physcin who advertise IN New
rSrt Dr Coopers Office Dua.e street. doom from
chairman sfr~~t " No cnre M NV y si7 ',rso~
TO THE POLE! -Lsok out Native. aud Strangers tor
Of Jeppoony for the Human Hair is 9TH ce recon-
mended 20 al whose hair beco nng thin from disease sca
ana sures remedy to isess and grey
hathe most heartily dressing that possibly be ap,
tn head rendering the hair soft and glossy freeing
skull from all humor irritation removing every particle Of
stur ard dandratf aud dispos the HAIR curl M f
q life For insnt heads IL Invaluable. also for peop
that are travelling. .uiocatei from iatsne head
r s s0s e. aSt1sy TA Mxs and e.
After which the Chinese Cream is highly for
producing heal h. ncss Of the hair and giving TIA glossy
faculty OF icne in Paris and by the United States
O.!y to he found At ls9 Droadwaf.
Ht Cung and Dressing IN the latest stylc Just recevtd
are to be found 1870 Broadway made by Macs aud Vate
The superiority Of those hive rendered them celebrated
extensive is offered a short period the nss 90
Broadway a23 lw~ec
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,gAN,1ll,vis q. t (; 4 Astiv..

!,
" iaicrm ladie, Who vita 3saica.y nave srtl
the ss OF drew complaints except ny orr =? -Y
ell abe dtLrus To them icfsonu's nct
ples ptscco hncwi ledge enasicc ner &c 40 sno
il nccxry IL sre shs, az sns oeS aot ~h - DC
with contin 0ey Appearing and sisS
rarlaa, advertising Female fhyslelas,' who TOO saa
AT ihenr-lves obliged to get come scarce
less ausch xpsrment instsa5 Consulting
ora sid xi1<ac- les Greenwich street, betweea Coutaes
ksibrr.v Hoxys OF attendance from A. M So
. "a fla ensm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
FOX TIE. PIIEsa

FAD the following rA gssssrys-S9
Piles MIR Bovine ,stiuguh.d sys4 Mass sss,dins
Broadway; he been a ted with Pies yes ssr years
lie consulted me about three mouths biz ts-vs
au, appetite pad, liver orpid occoslona paloSx rounte-
lance pale and ansud, eDpIans of aims Dr. aonsv,
irrt aud hi ia the lcwey resD
'o~ els, ateaded with Pile tumos much .axs at ms
ito produce ntease uteris OF times rerp them
Ives by profue dscnas. OF bio inducing grrrs debility
ne escf h b. ck from tn long irritation had
some de, st their power. ducng umbaso
N u ndifcuty th,t re coul Tx step wa. esbe and
hrm had expend tn five hundred dollars
for tins plano nae obtained ouly temporary
ef is eat 'ly carei, having taken Only boxes
e .ince and feel no rsura OF the COMPLAINT Is ~s
nd active rInutes al
that estimabie remeay. DR. UpHHMs PrLE ELEcTUARY.
ader this ONLY OF thous nd vmllar cured BY
ne he Pile ectnars, al remedy,
I'D by the proprietor his oc 1866 BowERv doors above
prns ;ueet Advc gratis Fem mbr i96 Bo"sry Age,ts,
Warner X 20, Utica; b Fitch x TO- Syracuse l..
b swan, rochespr Conan X Co. Buffalo.
am Sxvrsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

STATE Or Observation-Disclosures rOUNTl
, samuel F. Duttsrworth I'M, day came the plainlf
kms otn m. il o9s "a t and the @ Goa M
hat publication be made in the New York Herald for
SUCCESSFULLY noyng The defendants Of thus suit and
,ness he before the Of this Court plead
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against him
oy default
A true copy from Minutes of said Court.
A. MAXWELL, ClerA.
March the 4th, 1874. m22 6w evy DIV re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

m. The sohr. Warrior, Oh fifth, arrived at Char.
lesion on tbs asth from Havana has on board the
dead body OF Michael Murphy, the American seamen
Gently murdered in Havana was brought to this port
by Capt. Griffith, free OF charge
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MON EY TO END

NJ . N r. y Il Il N ID
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No 50 Reads
"A street near Fro dway loans money in large small sums
Ware, Dry Goods Wearing Apparel aud psr,ona properly Of
Every description. aps3 In sic '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN--A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery in medical that of M M.
of Paris lie has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion Of the Of peuraha stetsy OF
extremely The nvar bic and universal success of his
Elixir Cordial every instance. OF producing that OF
health which the wife becoming blessed q mother,
who for piled chldess lonain.s has fully establish.
ed tn fact Usually termed durable by
the or the Poeeative lxir Cordial 1t is nfslable
senura weakaess uor abus. debility incontinence, and
nprudepss =. and nvsrabe i. rscom%sn-
abshed sale Of than fifty thousand bos- and pack
sucest evidence Of its excellence aad the estimation
which held IL is pleasant and agreeable to the taste
The undersigned the only authorised agent for this eoua
Try.
Price 50 bottle.
For of those residing Of the city the in
gradients Elixir Cordial packages
Tor transmission by mail with fall direction for preparing
Price OF package IS, making three bottles
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to
DR. +. MELVEAU, boz q, N. York city
ap27 I'm D&W *m Office 100 Liberty st.
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DR. HOLT'S SPECIFE.
FOR THE vENEREAL DISEASE PRICE 81 50 PER BOTTLE.
DR. Hollis VEGETABLE TlNCTURE,

DIR. HOLT's SPECIFIC.
FOR THE vENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 50 PER BOTTLE
DR. Hollis VEGETABLE TlNCTURE,
FOR oHorRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
remsais. are not got for ;psc1a.n They have
yenOr highly respectable m'ry ' u the i
f fiifH'is is!S'f . to perfect and pms
aens in Syph% primary and whsr. the
Sss:s sase %
@ as Ia; % . s1n ss.s: ss sa
II xsi short time
Ghonorea and elect with all their attendant train Of ills and
Soa & directions ts3s &C ON % zach bn
M e ss ss
aax x door sS
ana f;;Sss from any section Of North South
ansda West Indies and Ms.co can Obtain the
Y sts1s
s psd cash. promptly ATTENDED T.. and
DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON,
System OF :KACTIyE located BISomf
;,s Gale! H ThPm MS The
e!yisw hc, Of documentary evidence altogether yoa.
spso s ss sia S
:s Ala ss i5 sSs
Al sSs oihse: 81 :tissi D'''' .'
N B-I SICK mans Guide Health" all who
call book with plates testimony individuals Of Com
mttcs o the Legislative medical &c valuable acqui.
s,tion-sall and procure copy. m24 Imdykwvsm
RECANNON's COMPOUND PULMONARY sYNUr,
for the cure OF coughs colds connmp ion, asthma pains
E6daeys amsesl3as o. tne iyer &c In. nyIup about
which has met with the fed sanction OF the Medic
les West street; James Taraat 26s Greenwich seet
Mr. thurman vestry and Canal; Mr. Asdeis Greenwich
Rec. Banow and McDouga Alfred Hill, 2os Green
tch street; Mr. kst 1877 Cana Drug Store
Walker and Centre streets Ward s7s Spring street Mr.
grower Green and sIIing Streets Mr. Somerv ourh
ace 4 D Compton, varch end vauaam Albert W
smith, Varck and Broome Benjamin Martin, Cataarne, op
ost- Oat street; mr. Lippincol Vestry and Wash,
Wa Har,isou forth Moore and West streets; Mr. Living
ueet.; W% ouItne BgytT ard = Marks place; 3
<ierstd spr'ng and roadway; N Bunces ecsti ana
ahse streets; On man and Conovsr, LAR SsA Spring
r. cts; D0sci err 81 Oliver stee aud OF ths krspetor
No 6iVestly street. Price 37h csHts per 0ottis
brooklyn-A. Parsons - Fnton Stress ot1s RI Daily
AdvertiseI.
Wilamsbursh-John Moors Kings Cownsv Fses..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

Dk. CORBITT may b. consulted cnfdentiaiy Of
- hce 10 Duane strss two doom rou Chathsm stngers
University Of the city Of New York and that H. eIcu
syey confined his practice from being the
IF certain classes Of diseases (now eleven the
o New Yors which his entire attention The annals
VI medic do record Than to he fouGd
his practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate The
Of mercury has s Thousands Of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the system
that are udc!ousy treated by person legally qualified
and not by pretend and there them
the city Persons afflicted with prolacted and
nerd despair Of being restored heh applying
TO Dr. Cor5tt. piactc many has established The
Doctors equation skill and respectabliy Structures
the Doctors profound attention medicue be had
disesss NJ its forms apis Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
DOCTOR MORRISON.

DOC IOR MONKISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARh, 20iL Fulton street.
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continue. to be consulted con.
6ienaly all prya dssese, which h without
curry restraint IN et pusui,s tnd part
,ay vop rh@a he cures m three to six days The
rxnts rerfsts
This I'll ctIon and the tran Of eyis resulting from
habit youth inducing emissions
imats mpJtencY, radically rurd BY ID NJ. hylo
cal principles by restoring the healthy
eustang its original viEor perfect
charge.
N. B-Dr NJ holds coumunisn with medical prs,enders
Who claim 70 be he perhap the only quael
advertising surgeon in the ciy see his Diplomas at his Of
hce 20t Fulton Letters psid and lining
e will medicine and advice any part Of the Unon
Office 2aAls Fslton, near Greenwich. ap6 2nsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
FRENCH CHINA.
Ne. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET,

POHTUGUESk FEMALE PILiAo.
THESE hr-amod and celebraed Pills. rom Porusai, are
Wei erce,ve to obtsia ipcd sh eorntry ~ see sdvseI
meat en- Shs hW soiuma. tounhi sxs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
ARD HORTItJJLTJJRAJ
PHENLX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 169 and 19l MERGE STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET.

81 Tn. next regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
IN will take place this establishment, TUESDAY
A1.Apr l6. commencing at eleven o'clock, with Car
riagss Harness. oaddery, kr new and second hanc.
At IL o'clock will be offered catalogue Of very superior
horses
Gentlemen in the country having property dispose Of
either public private SALE will have their orders faithfully
attended to.
At Private Sae-5o fine young country horses kind and
sound from the western part of the State;
he'd pairs Of Bay Hores fine pair Of Brown Horses
sp!eadd psir Of Bay Carnage Hos pair of Bright ssrre
Also, several very fine -addie Horses
Also SALE nandsome Kockaway Wagons
and number Of and second hand Barouches and Light
Wagons
Horses taken at Livery and kept in Superior style.
Accommodations for dealers horses stables
bv any establishment Of the kind in the Unisd STAGES
STokAGE-Vchices Of all description taken storage in
tn large convenient Repository Of the establishment
W co VAN will attend personally all orders for buying
and selling horses.
All selling property this establishment may rely
having TRUE tered, andihe
will in all he paid promptly
current money.
he AnLNA of this establi hment built on an entirely
and PLAN beng detached from the
vdinE and bio, thtrehJ RE The least with
sy sale horses going out coming the day Of
ton sale
Atl her times the Arena kept entirely clear and
served for the cnmmodaton Of and those
sale aordng facility for training howins
horses COWAN AND DILks,
aI2 Imrec Proprntors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

IICIAN, FROM Err NJ ANY,
Most respectfully Informs the liens of New York ad the
public general that he has located himself his and
pens to-day At ~ Broadway large and most complete
ortment OF ectaeIss and Read,pE Glasses Cod. Silver
md steel Frames He would remind the publ whom
partly known BY his aanusi visits to araoEa Springs
since the last mae that by hs kno Wedge Of The optic
eye Pes with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
VIII oh will greatly h0ae aud the sight Particular
attention called u style OF perspective ground glasses
# he finest Flint which through cir high polish and tue
mended the best in their effects the for
and improving the sight continued writing and ead
person aud have been operated upon for
also bs suited he like s glasses 81
superior qua ly in old ame and scs the patronage of all
in want Of his articles. Please call az
M WISE, Opticsn,
ale 3m"rc 4H Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

VaCHi ZeNOBlA-Tni. beautiful pleasure Yacht. OF
ner rsged yacht ,uno and remark
aer She be Manhattan Island Dry Dock
Il Coz 3AWafrr ais m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BI TIERS
THESE bI iTERo highly recommended by the medica
faculty OF kuro.e res,ortve for the age it- are
also positive cure for i'ver and be obaineda
all the pie oipal Hotel. the United States sold whole
only At the E,ge Wine Vaults, No. II Spruce street.
Mr. Thom.s Bells Auction Store
Philadelphia Porter Extra Ale, aud Champagne Cider ri
rror qualities delivered all parts of the city free
pense.
Hotel Keepers Goce and Country Merchants are requested
I .ah snu examine Tor themselves. aplB lNsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

HAMsso trces handsomely cut Cared for sale in lots
A 70 suit purchasers, by f. X. COLLINS Il Co,
40 SIc &rS-s,~~.s & South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
MADAME COSTELLO,


LIEMALE PHYsI IAN, EDUCATED IN THE. NED
L CAL FACULTY IN PARIS, and Graduate Midwife
es her professional services the ladies OF this city
y-Hsvr had long experience and sgprsinS
eatme of diseases accident to her
h. OF those su er from ypiessot
,-eply, obstrucriou, &c &c. that she will re happy
tod confc uaDe temporary resideste wh-re they
have The bsst meuic and he natron
aud nursng or, il prce red viii vail md
hsnst their home until perfectly Ord Madame
ary oeg TO mpess the minds Of the dslicae ths
ie ofcaes souay ia that d~a,
need be apprehended
NB-Msdame Co. e 10 would inform ladies residing out
The city whose health admit 0f travelling that s
would devote her personal attendqcs them
the united States within reasonable distance
Madame u be c0nsulted at her residence Lspearu
street at all tmes and with the regard the wishes
paid. mas lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

TSFOhMA ION WANTED Of JAMES 4. MILL
native Of New York and Seaman BY profession when last
he Bristol, England. 1870 So0uld he BE-
alive and New York he w heI Of something % his
advantage applying am Steel, Baker, No. III Cher
nv street New York MI 3md&wsuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28
MAUAME COSTELLO.

WAOAWE COSIELLU.
EEMALE PERIODICAL PiLLS-Guarsntred in ever,
where the monthly periods hav become rregula
rom colds &C. Their certainty of action has long bees
xnowdged the ed'ca profession and hundreds that hav
g their though they contain medicine der
Al the Advice gratis all those no
the Pills, BY Madame Costeo 81 LsrenaId street. betwee,
Walker and Canal. where the Pills so(d Price 81 box
mzs lm'r"
dress, The Medical Confdsnt." pra ticl and popula
WesSpe, Ipos ssT sna 'oG on,ampon ,hs r.
'ult Of Youthful Ercessss Solitary indulgence Noeturn.
ecs treatment and cur, OF GonorrhGi phi j., stscure
md all diseases Of the geneatve it'll available adv
ances through secret dread Of ncaPa. fr tie -, d:cr@se
he sacred obi cations irriage, by II FNW, EFT.
D. Member oftte Roy College Of ur.eous Of London
Ldnhu gh, md OF the jeff So Medicai College Of Phlad
hin. His Diploma from th.ss oil ges
ended in arg frames, his flee 1856 Fulton street in which
he has tbs consultations for the Ia,
y-ars All lett sitlvely be post raid Cry
handed in Ohce 1856 Fulton street. Con.
,tricty private and confidential apis im~rc
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
THE SUBS RIBER respectfuv informs his friends and

THE SUBS respectfully informs his friends and
L the public. that 9 has again opened an
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No 80 Nassau whica will be conducted with the
and stieoton all orders he receive No
be fro his flee ~thou The careful
vestg and psblty From extensive
cquain with ble dom
OF thi city. he hores TO be alb to pp all orders p
aud with every satisfaction JOHN M'GABE,
Formerly Of 90 Mass u
Bile wishes all who may at INV time discharge ,hs,
for conduct send word the
ok kept fr that lfthis b. attended will
deal 81 annoy aad eit inn ositon
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"a,
NEW YoRK, April Is, l8t4.}
ENGLISH MAIL.-Letter Bags Ier Royal Mail 3 Gamer
IL ALADIA, which leaves Boston the LIST OF May next
viii be closed Upper aud Lower Post Offices in this city
Tuesday the s0h inst d minutes O'Clock
NJ The overland postage of 1917 each angle lttsr
must be paid.
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-28

TO JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS.
CIX GOOD WORkMEN WANTED, and to whom the
~ highest wages will be given. Amply to
CHARLES WOOD.
a26 3tsrc Hicks street. BROOKLYN
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

As reported liz the Tribune, Mr. Berrl-l
en- Of G eorgia thus defined the wing creed
in that cotton growing staic.in his speech.
at that immense mass meeting in Alabama
My doctrine is for free trade betW cen
different parts of our own counlry-rec.p-
rocal trade with other nations, yieid'ug
where they would yield, demanding where
they wond demand. England levies on
our productions, taking cotton out OF the
list, AN average tax of $50 per cent on
every thing we sell her; and yet we have
some among US who say that we ought
no, 10 levy higher tax upon any OF her
productions than 20 per cent ad valo-
rem duty.
Free Trade is the crudest conception
that ever disturbed the minds of the A.
merican People. Our opponents know
this. and therefore they are now attempt.
ING to make it appear lha, MIR. Polk is as
much III favor of "a Tariff as Henry Clay
the Farmer of Ashland.
| have seen twenty thousand Georgl-
ans, and have told them that he who
would refuse protection to American H.
dus,ry, may be very good British sub
iect. but aver that he is not an Ameri>
can Patriot.
What would your opponents give to
nerve the aim of Industry? Free Trade.
What is Free Tradel Where does tex
list? Some very "learned Theban" IN
Congress. some time ago. discovered that
tax of 90 per cert was levied. at the
gate of some Grecian city. on certain
article. and therefore he supposed that
this was the natural tax to be laid on ev-
cry thing. A 20 per cent horizontal duty
is the doctrine Of James x. Polk, and
this is the Free Trade of some people,
Great Britain will not come into the sys-
tenn of Free Trade because she cannot.
We honor the patriotism Of Southern
wings. Their cotton finds a ready access
to the markets of Great Britain, France
and Germany at a very low duty. In re-
turn they may with some show of fair
ness claim chat this is 10 be reciprocated
by admitting foreign goods Of an equal
value at the same low duty. But as the
products of Northern labor are excluded
from European ports, the noble Wings OF
the South say, Eve will vote for protec-
ting you industry, as we are all members
of one family and of one Union"
| All honor then, we say, to the wings
of Georgia and North Carolina. who will
certainly give those planting states to sns-
tain the cause of Protection. Buffalo
Patriot.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
Maine Election.

The Boston Atlas has returns from
293 towns, which give Anderson, Loco.
a majority of 1895 over alt. The Boston
P"st processes to have returns from 3l0
towns, in which it claims a majority at
3,466. The Abolition vote is 5,l03-;n
1910 only 1917.
The following is the result of the Con-
gress elections so Ear as heard from.
LIST Dist.-No choice.
"a I" Daalap, Loco, elected.
90 Severance, Wing, elected.
4th " No choice. The .Come,"
district. The entire district, excepting
Que town anda few plantations, give ],
I'D against McCrate, Locofoco.
OH Dist.-In doubt. Probably no
choice.
9th DIst.-HamIIn, Loco, elected.
Hh '' In doubt.
The Courier says-.Th Senate Of
the State will be Locofoco, and the HOUSE
may be; will be, unless our friends make
great exer'lons on Monday ncxt."-Det.
Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

Of the corn law is least feIt in the shape
Of immediate distress, tina, Il is in-reaIity
doing most harm to our permanent inter-
csts. It is confirming freign na.ions ev-
erywhere in the protective system, and
sowing the seeds of exclusions and pro-
hibiiiors. by which. when too late, we
shall find our markets curtailed, and our
trade shackled. A liberal commercial
policy, twenty years ago, would have Sc
cured us access 10 the markets of Ger
many, and would have prevented the
growth Of The manufacturing system OF
the ZaIIverein. A liberal commercial
policy three years ago would have pre-
vented the passing of the restrictive Ia
riff Of the United States, aud would have
given decided nscendancy in that coun.
try TO Free trade principles. and TO the
Free Trade Party. A liberal CONNER
e;al policy adopted ten years hence, as
fiom present indications would appear TO
be the probable result, may very possibly
fail to recover what previous bunders
have lost US. To offer 10 admit Amer
lean and German corn IN exchange for
British manufactures, when the manufac-
turing systems of Prussia, Saxouy and
New England have acquired strength
and become consolidated, will be very
mnch like what the old SAYING describes
as s'barring the door after the horse is
stolen"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
POLK ON ANNEXATION.

"IhGre no hesitation IN declaring that
1 am in favor of the immediate re anner.
alton of Ieras to the territory and Coz
eminent of the United States. flames
K. Polk to the citizens Of Cincinnati,
April 2S, 154i.
10 this we add the opinions of Mr. Clay
and Mr. Polk, on the present Tariff Law
land here the truth cannot be lodged.
Mr. CLAY. Mr. Polk.
81 bad resigned al AM OPPO.
my seat in the Sen SEQ TO THE TIA
ate when the act oflRIFF ACT OF the
1912 passed. With LATE CONGRESS
out intending to ex- considering it to be
press any opinion up i'm many respects of
on every item of The this character. |
Tariff, l WOULD AM IN FAVOR OF
SAY THAT | think REPEATING that
the PROVISIONS act, and restoring
IN TIE NJ A n he compromise Ia
WISE AND PRO- RIFF of March 2,19.
PER."-Sept. ID. 10 80" May 15, is.
43. Letter TO a Com 10. Reply to Cai-
mittee of G. eorg ia GEMS of Tennessee.
Wings.