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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
GENIN'S GOSSAMER HATS.
al WEIGHING from ~ TO 3k ounces Prcs only
WATERFRONT & Co,
Isl FASHIONABLE HATTERS

81 FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
b,.9,,. " Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
sunscbes oeg to call the attention Of the public
facture They have just received small supply superior
moieskn now used by the fashionable Paris
sampe Of which they will feel much showing
70 those who will favor them with CALI The
do pretend sell per cent less chan any
other establishment; neither they boast having spe
gid store but they latter themselves that the quality
charged. -
They have adopted the French style trimming the sum-
mer hats which 70 preventive to the perspratiGn coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their
M ,. WATTRlPONT
mv - Im~m WIN. Fl. JANIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

:. BYOIs AND shUks.-1he puoiie are invited 10
call and examine the large Of Gentlemeus
Ladies' AID Msses Boots, Shoes and CATERS in ali
hs varieties, which are to be found the cheap cash
store Of IA. BIG0AM,
mi Canal NJ. conner Sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

The Mayor has received Information from the BROOK
lyn Navy yard, that the soopofwar Albany VIII 90
launched Saturday, tho a7th IL NJ. The oni-
of the Navy Yard say thst thu will be happy TO
.diSeny JevrN al, Jsrs H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE Dwelling House and Lots known as Nos &C
E and 60 Niddagh AID 4s Hicks street IN the
Of Brcokiyn TIE lots 2, By 100 feet EACH and
axh three stories Agh and the cotsge ali built
In The most substantial and ID in the most dss
nutss walk Of the Fson ferry. One half the purchase
70 LOTT VANDERBILT
jeii iwsr No. 2 Front n, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

PREMIUM BOOTS
. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 50, city made, and
are equal to those sold IN other stores for s. Fine
French Cali Boots for 81 SO, equal 20 the made
boot and shoe Mandatory of the fashionable
the city Boots having been judged the late
Nbo are said to be the BEST ever sold in hss city
All Boots warranted 10 give Satisfaction,
Mending, &C.. done in the Store
YOUNG q JONES, Ann street.
mas imsm Near Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

N BROWN Co, I7s Chatham Square, corner of Mott
street wish inform the public Of their improve.
sn y the manufacture and FINISH q their 50 Hats combn
sns the weaer The proprietors confidently assert
their hats be much auy sold for the
same Price Cali and satisfy youref Of this fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

COLUMBIA HALL, Ma rs. Isi6-This favorite place
E ofrssor now and readyfor the reception
being under the old proprietor
Hear, Hull Presumng on his long experience
for the cling public he tends that the management Of
the establishment shall be such the wants Of the
fastdious whether tarryng for the shorter
period.
je3 imrc HENRY HULL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

- TO LET-In small and most delightfully."- stuated
E::3 house, the Washington Parade Ground
two rooms with or without fall partial board. No
The family present. consists Of only three persons
To single gentlemen gentleman and lady, DESTROYS Of
living private family and in Pleasant, quiet and hand
location this offers an opportsnity but rarely met with
tenant, without children. Address T. at the desk Of this
ONCE. myl9 IF RE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY AND EaSHTON

GENILEMEN'S SPRING FASHION.
U BEAVER AND SILK HATS OF the best quality and
sale a. the old established prices.
Re.s ~ et.''..'......... ........N
ROWE Merchants' EXCHANGE.
all 1m*rre 10 William strret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

VI W 442OuSsAAANs
u al levers coriuurcaoas nv m,I, ddressed TO
the establishment be paid the postage will be
oeuucted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the the
NEW YoRK HERALp EsTAsLIsHMEur,
North West corner of Fulton and Nassau
DAILY HkKALD-Eyery day. Price cent? per copy-C
70 per annunl-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prce Ck cents
Per coky.$S IN cents per annrm-payabie IN advance.
SRiNTiNo of all kinds .zseu.sl with bounty aad d..
patch
GENIN'S GOSSAMER HATS.
IN WEIGHING from ~ TO az ounces. Price only So So
IL 10 about two years the 0osssmer Hal was frat
introduced by the subscriber the notice Of New York
public the ghtest the desirable most tasty
article for summer wear heretofore in use.
The astonishing attending them eviucsd BY
extraordinary large Of sales and the popular approba
on bestowed thsm by the who have given them
their patronage have bssn lost who
70 show that he anxious excel his ART pre-
sen Tor public patronage the Gossamsr hat much lighter
more pleasant than any other before offered They
Or S.or from the RAIN They Be sosd 81
with other Has for the much admired style Of trimmings
This IL decided advantage over all other hats
J. N. GENINS Hat and Cap Store
aAxvnU O. p-..l ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

The Dayton Journal Of Friday says new company ,oI
the Mexican Ia forming here Twentyon voiun.
teers have enrolled themselves their aggregate ne ght
Is I26 feet, being average OF six feet all round
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
EXCELSIOR
a. ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX n
80, =, IA HAT F., AND CAP MANDATORY -

TX NoAs SUMNER STYLE Of HATS are now ready
for inspection and sale tn No. a Fulton street, Sun
budngs consisting OF Oregon white and blue brush
Hats urge OF geItlemsa Panama Lsghorn
Hats Also style Of boys IIas Hats made
order AZ a very short notice. X. myl5 I'm src
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
POETRY.
nnME AND FRIENDS.

Oh. there's 7sirsr to make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed II;
Nor need we roam to bring It home,
Though few there DC that find it
We seek too high for things close by,
And lose wHlt nature found US;
For life hath here no charms so dear
As Home and Friends around is
We Off destroy the present Joy
For future hopes-ana Praise them,
Whilst flowers as sweet bloom Al ous ieet,
If we'd but stoop to raise them
For things afdr still sweetest are
When youths bright spell hath bound Us
But soon we're taught that earth hath nough
Like Home ana Friends around US
The friends thai speed IN time Of need,
Wien Hopes last reed Is shaken,
To show Us still, lhlt, come what viii,
We are not quite torsaken.
Though all were nght-if bat The light
From Friendships altar crown'd Us,
'Twoud prove the iiss OF earth was this
Our Home and Friends around US
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
HOTlnhIo~'S
Vertical water " heel.

ny consequence Of TIE very great popularity
u which ghesu Wheels tgy5 attained by The use
Of naaT.y 4Gg0 q thcm ~ dlaefens paris ai the
country, the sstscrib,r- have sod about l"l
Rights ia North Carolina, 80 e Which ere ia flH
and successful ofpr1,!an IN Cumberland County,
when properly Introduced, they nearly ta-Aia
the value Of tae MIL and in quantity OF "ers gen
orally far exceed the most slnguiue eXpec aiian-
of The owners, many Of when -se gentlemen de-
tugQishgt ger the.r science and practical skdI
who have at.c.ted to TIC ya.uc o' tAa improve.
meut The NhocIs ere U.1-c durable and nor.
easily Kept Il order, when properly put e thtf
than the common T.g,lcr Wheel They e!I save
orc-third of tie water and run aas 10 back $50
ter when there is head above. The speed o. tH,
Saw is increased to more than double the uyEc
/ per uaiuute.
The price Of an individual right for one pair o
Wheels, Is $50
Wurgtcr, AIMING oihura, 20 tic following gentle
men, Some OF h9m hove had the Whe. Is DO ope
ton 2 months or more, aud from many Of y hon
We have received certificates highly approving
these Whoel=. ard stating that their Saw, W1'
this improvement cut 2j0U, 5000 $3.50, and eye'
as high as 5000 feet dly, according IL the hc.,
Of water.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
Acoustic Oil for DclnCs'

WIS really valuable prepafaiitn, VII.
III cured hundreds Of persons, ~ho u.td .
ot5rng 70 directions, Is now Cor sale 10 lhifN
ID has 9eeu known TO cure persons who ha%'
doal fer year', making their sense Of h,''a'
god as it ever vas, giving entire satsiada
,he user. There have been number Of 'H.
got uPto initiate this, and the proptielors ina'
uan th5 public against buying any that pa
g9' thef signature On, Comsloek 4 o. y
sold. " wholesale, by Comaock & Co, . =
hndt atfeet, New York, and retail By Il y
lAatl.lln.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
Esals.l OF Columbia.

eALbNLSs cured certainly aud eAeetaa..g
y Tie reputation Of 800 ar'lcc lie established
not boy extensive adverurr and paaiag. But trr
known vEiur and intrinsic value. Inc c8itr., OF
toe prop1et1f- Of the Balm Of Cohuhti." bon.
been ia accordance with rho above tact The.
have cndtayof#d 10 give TO tut plbltc m article
with which tho user would Be pIrascd and sat..
ned ltIs we'd known 10 those, ho usr this pre-.
para'itn, HAT it Keeps the hair from falling oul.
fesl'tcs II On bald places IA wonderful d,grfe
making The bar perfectly soft and Pla7sy and
what D.. Of equal interest. keeps Il entirely ,,sc
from daHtruiii in fact continued use of IL pr,
vents enilrely, any acrumuallan Of dtHlruG
Sold wholesale by Cunsloeh Il e.. a Coftl,nd
~ n \ and retail By u oates Cbnfete.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
E4in's Balm OsCI,ina.

a VERY valuable preparation under tins
IA name, is 10 be had Of b. Oates, N tins
place. Its ingredients are 80 well adapted To ,hc
healing Of Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that IL effect Is
immediate. One nights application will suffice
for the cure and relicfof almost any Kind Of pain
The public can well appreciate this artior, as
they get the worth Of their money ten tunes over
Sold Wholesale by Comstock Il Go, u Cortland
81, Y, and retail by b. Oates, Charlotte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
SEQ Reward.


'nN0k a4le D, p Oates, Coust1ek s {. III
~ centfa'sd compound Had tsnad
p4r.ls, taf thr rntC ~ Sclahig, fAroaN k1
haw GsHv4i IsHh'N Cbfgarous i1ssrt
i.r, >fs.g Ebsisai x !4r SKIN. itrf Il
yisf N 81 Eacf Eytsl,ai md SgIf " 2
tes, Bllss ffat7 On if-,urs haiti u II h5g
ra'iaa Il M Throat and Lsrs, ktrsf 4 2
Faiat and Seedlings g' ne Hssss, ast g.. z
sss sfi5tag from an lmI4fs slaff p ~ J. =
paFuffs and imPralfrees - tils, Ezleta
n Moea q. a.
TIE great popularity u sarsparilia art
iabtEEsd efficacy render II tupetauuus
into afy eucumiun OF us virtues, u 4csl.,
evidence 10 rs nypr.
The satsPari.la is warranted posit.yc.y q
a. any other that can be made ct une pa
Ipl hat tie price Of those 80 much ad'a..
aud as strong and ,n az large bottles, va }
tggts paf bottle or -Four Dollars pr boia.
Tb- article has cured Scycfula u 80 yar
az Tho Dollar articles had beeu usc5 10 ssr
To be bad e lhc agents of Comatook 8 e
ly, throughout the country, in New YUrs e
n, Cortland street
Inquire always for Comstock & Cos safT
ia, II Et'lY Cents, aud have no other,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
. Medical Notice.


EE IS located himself permanently at
u q Squire WIN, NJ. Matthew'S He
hopes by assidgous attention 10 all cases coufded
10 his care, and ctargcs IN aceordaace tnih the
c'mPetthoH he has II ooatead ruth, to merit the
confidence and patronage Of the citizens Of Prsri.
a'"ee settlement and country adjacent Persons
not acquainted With Dr. > are referred to tho citi
z-ns Of Union county, where he has formerly prac.
ticed.
Frgeide1ce, Jan II, lelG. lCf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
SiCk EEcSsfi-1rhe Remedy

Hkk sFonN'S Head ache Renedy Is y
VI y Cd to be the only preparation that ~
irliRiiY eutc that worst OF all compliant
sous using this article vll never ha't u.
head ache. n people had rather siss 1'l !
~ q dollar 10 be entirely cured, than l. p "
ior two 81 three DAYS, thoy can do - ~ ply J.
bottle OF lbt. Remody sold Wholesale y \
s'gck \ Go, q Cortland St y Y, and tc.a"
Oates Charlotte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
Piles. Piles! Piles.

uFAY,s IMMINENT for the Piles. III,
Il preparation, which has eeen coun,sfitasi
~ number of Druggists, ing 10 lts woRdusl
,,,er over The Files, is now for sale by h Oars
n IN. place Persons have been entirely euio.
~ tbe use Of only . halt bottle The rd,l a
-. arc not proof against It's power Il sd
.,oon that almost every individual % iioulkt
mon, ~ lrss aiih this cisirtsfing oomgiais, &,
W. cure II which they would Ptyc aoy 1ne,u
N money. The genuine Ilay's Imminent ~,
no nam IN The application, not the last n,
counterfeit prc paratiun gives great pam, aAlst
.l,...ttrsuiFpiabic Purchasers shuud lh,,,f-
~, thai C5frsi1ck & Co.'S name is IN zach hst.
b r,,r basitr-uone other genuine. Sitsl5
~ ty Canstocs \ Go. u Cortland 81 \ 7
and Il Oates. Charlotte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-20
10 Rent.
3 Medical Notice ,

T0OCTORS r. c. CALDWELL & THOMAS
- HARRIS having entered into copartner.
ship in the Practice Of Medicine and its associate
branches, respectfully offer their services as here.
loiore To the citizens Of Charlotte and the sur.
rounding country, hoping by strict attention to all
cases committed 10 their care Tito preserve tie
commence Of Their numerous friends and patrons.
)" on dii4cui. and tedious cases the attention Of
I pour Wi" NC given without any additional charge
- Nut Ghafges "ill be such " III suit tho hard
ness Of the times. One or bylA Of ne mas, r,gays
be found at the Shop heretofore ogcugeG ~ Dyc,yr
Iarria.
January :. l~ic ia
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31

persons and places are so gra phic and concise.
that none that read his works, with the least at
'en'ion, can fail being pleased with them, and
being carried by him from this frail and sublu
nary world to that of the imaginary. All the
characters are fully and masterly portrayed by
MIN, and we think we read that we are really
one OF the auditory. Louisa Charle,on, the Step
Laughter, is sweet and lovely girl, so kind,
feeling, intelligent and charitable, that we cannot
out be In love with her, and could we meet with
lady who really resembed her, we should sure
~ loose our liberty. Alfred Laimer's character
throughout, is truly tina, of the spoiled child. the
INDUCED young man. and the result of such indul
gence, is too faithfully depicted The Step Mo-
ther Mrs. Charleon, is an excellent description of
the husband hun,ing widow cool, experienced
and fascinating In Edmond Morton, Earl of
Maiilngton, the character Of high minded, tai
ented, and liberal English Nobleman is well por
rayed. Captain Tankerville is of the HIGHER mr.
der of" Jeremy Didlers," and Gibbs, the yender
OF the " Balm of Trinidad" must have been of
Yankee origin DIR. Western, the Rector of
Mallngton, is one of those kind and liberal CLERGY
men, with whom we always feel at ease. and in
whose neighborhood we could cheerfully spend
our days. We think this is one of James hest
works, and truly worth perusing, and reader, if
you have no, had the pleasure that we have had,
In culiing lis beauties, you must 90 to " Hodges."
and aSt 1t, and our word for it you will thank II,
Tor the recommendation D.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31
TEMPERANCE-MR. COUGH

We understand that Mr.. Cough will be in this
Town and Norfolk in the course Of this week
He has been anxiouSly expected for some time.
and will, no doubt, be listened to by crowded
audiences. He is man possessed of great power
of eloquence and fascination, and will rive
satisfaction to every listener, such as is seldom ex
Perienced. lie has made remarkably successful
tour in Virginia, and has been DELAYED in his
visit here, by ndispostion brought on by intense
and arduous labor The following PROCEEDINGS of
the citizens Of Lynchburg, copied from the
Richmond Republican, will show the estimation
in which bis labors are held in that town.:
Mr.. GoUGH-The following Resolutions If
the citizens Of Bynchburg, in relation to Mr.
Cough, and his late Addresses among them, have
been handed in for publication and we cheerful
y insert them in our columns, as just tribute 10
the merits Of a man whose services TO the cause
Of Temperance, deserve the wafmest thanks Of
its friends.
AT meeting Of our citizens Of Lynchburp.
convened to hear the farewell address of Mr.
John b. Cough, on the subject Of Temperance
by the unanimous vote Of the crowded assembly
il was
Resolucd, That we sincerely and heartily
thank Mr.. John b. Cough for his visit to orr
town, and for his Jealous, eloquent and successful
advocacy Of the principles and pratice Of Total
Abstinence
RESOLVED, That we gratefully recognise in
Mr.. Cough a glorious trophy Of the redeeming
power Of " The Plege," that we hail him as m
instrument Of Divine Providence, whose mission
is Temperance; and that our sympalhes and
prayers shall 90 with him in his labors in that
good work to which he has devoted his talents
and energies.
Res0lUed, That the action and powerful i'm
pulse which has been given to the cause of Ten
perance amongst every class Of society by his
recent labors amongst rs, calls for DOR lively
gratitude TO the Great Author of Blessing. and
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31
From the Van Buren, (Ark.) Intelligcnccr.
ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER

We learn that Ia ka- tau ka, the leade. of the
police at the time of the killing of James Starr,
was Killed few days since. The following ara
the circumstances. as we learned them:
Ia ka-tau-ka, with many others, were encamp.
ed round fire, and when Ia ka-tau ka was ridinp
round stick, which he called 90 Old Jim Starr
some unknown person shot him, stabbed him
thrice, scalped him, and made his escape. An
other story says that he was persuaded TO leave
the camp under pretence Of getting liquor, and
was killed while away from his companions
Again, we fear, there will commence series of
murders by both parties. The friends of Ia ka-
tau ka will certainly take revenge on some one.
whether he be the real offender or not and in
return, the friends of Starr will be equally sure 10
kill some of the other party.
We are told that large body of Cherokees
advanced upon old Fort Wayne few DAYS since.
demanding the &c Starr boys" evidently thinking
that this place was manned by Stand Syatie's
company OF Cherokees, and that the Stars were
there concealed. The Cherokees had left short
time before. and the fort was occupied by corr
pany of United States Dragons The officer
commanding refused the party admission, when
they dispersed.
We fear tina; there will DO much more blooI-
shed In the Cherokee nation ere long. as the paI-
ties have again commenced depredations on each
other.
We learn that the Cherokees burned some
small out buildings Immediately on the line II
Evansville, on Monday night last. They were
IN pursuit of the Stars, as we understand. and
failing to arrest them before they crossed The line.
burned The buildings spoken of in revenge.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31
THE TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The Trial of Alder, j. Tirrell, for the murder
Of Maria A Bickford, is progressing in Boston /;
the States witnesses have got through with their
testimony, and they have made out strong case
OF circumstaniial evidence, which leaves not i
doubt on the mind that Tirrel is the murderer
The defence set up, also shows that he ia the
man, and the plea entered is, that the prisoner
was IN somnambulic state, and did not know
what he was about-having been frequently in
that state from childhood 10 The present time
and wien So affected, has made strange and Curl
Gus noises. So far as we have read the evidence
for the defence, we feel satisfied that witnesses
"swear like book" for the prisoner, and that
we should not risk much if we bet sugar cookey
that they would swear his neck out of the halter.
which could never stretch neck more deserved
ly The fact is law and hanging has got to be
ga hu,nbug."
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31
HOPE APPROACHES

We learn that Mr.. Heart, the Naval Con
structor ordered to this Yard, is now in Wash
ington, TO receive his orders, and will be down in
friday 8 or Saturdays boat We earnestly pray
that ne may bring down with him the clad
tidings that our mechanics are 10 90 to work, for
the vacation of these noble and industrious men
has been long enough in all conscience-we know,
however, that our friends in Washington, have
spared no exertions to get them employment, and
those who have lately visited there, with them,
deserve the highest thanks of all in this com
munity-we speak what we do know.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-31
THE FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN NOR.
FOLK COUNTY.

when die, ask no other cpitaph to be written
upon my tomb stone, than, e Here lies the friend
and founder of the Free School, of Norfolk Coun-
Han. '"p'' D. "&"' I" stump speech at The zO''"
Some men born great, some achieve great.
Hgs5, ana some have greatness thrust upon them
Shakespeare.
This free school system, as projected and per
Iec'ed under the guidance and direction of Capt
Watts, threatens to render those who have been
us creators notorious, before the tomb stone shall
have covered up their pershable part, and the
worm has commenced the work of destruction.
we regret that the system has not been per-
tected-it is, indeed, Free School; and BY the
complaints that reach us, we should Judge that
instead of becoming Public School, it is desn-
ed 10 be very select one. Already are there
three muatto children thrust into the School No.
a, In opposition to the wishes and indignant pro-
test of the white inhabitants of the Western
Branch, whose children if they attend the School
there, will be obliged to come in company, asso-
CITATION and competition with the descendants of
Negroes This is too bad !; and would not even
be permitted in Abolition Boston. Let those
sickly philanihropsts there be forever silenced .
and know that Virginia is no longer deserving of
their censures-the barriers are broken down
the progeny of the thick Tipped, curly headed
aromatic African. stands, side by side, with the
straight-h haired, pale faced Caucasian, the descend
ants Of the proud cavaliers ofthe Ancient Domin-
ion, in the primary schools and semnares of learn
ing. in Norfolk County
We ask, is it to sustain this, that Norfolk
County has been permitted TO borrow money, and
saddle the people with perpetual tax? Is it to
sustain this, that the wishes of the people or
Portsmouth were opposed by their " Representa-
tive in part" before the Legislature, and The
Act of Incorporation asked by them was defeated =?
Is it to sustain this that the people of Portsmouth
will be called upon in few weeks to endorse by
re election, the acts Of their late Representatives 2
We trust that it will not be forgotten on the dav
of eIection-and if the country are well pleased
with their candidates, and with what they have
done for them, why let the citizens of the Town
OF Portsmouth bring out their candidate, who will
vote for the interests Of the Town, and turn the
revenues drawn from the pockets of our citizens
into their legitimate channel