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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

The operation of the Penitentary System in
New York, upon the interests of the working
classes. has created so much dissatisfaction,
that the subject has been brought before the Lee
gslature. A Select Committee, to whom were
referred several petitions for relief from the eff
fects of State Prison labor have lately made a
report accompanied by a bill authorizing and
directing the appointment by the Governor, OF
three commissioners, with full powers to exa-
mine personally and through witnesses into
the whole economy of the State Prisons, and
with Instructions to report the result of their
examination to the next LegiSlature-the Go
vernon Being authorized in the mean time, to
discontinue such branches OF trade IN the prl-
sons,.as upon the representation OF the commits
sionefs, shall appear to be necessary by reason
of Their injurious interference with mechanical
trades
The report concludes with resolution that
the Senators in Congress, from New York, be
directed, and the Representatives be requested,
to use their endeavors to procure the passage
of law authorizing the government Of the
United States to provide some foreign place to
which persons convicted Of felony in the seve-
raj States, may be transported by the sentence
Of the state courts.-BdH. GGz
As to the Bank of Maryland, we may state,
for the information of distant readers, that its
notes are received at liberal rate by brokers
and merchants in this city, and apparently with
increasing confidence. Welearn to-day, from
respectable source, that those who are best ac-
quainted with its condition are still of opinion
that the Institution will finally be able to pay all
demands against it. and that in about ten days.
a full statement of the affairs of the Bank will
be published.-BaH. Gaz.
Re-dppearance of The Locust.-The approach
ing month OF May, will probably be distinguish
ed by re-appearancc of those immense
swarms oflocusts, which most Of our citizens
remember in 1917. Ithas been well ascertain
ed that this insect appears periodically, once in
every seventeen years. In this country thew
have been observed to appear at regular inter
vals-in 1749, go, 'S3, 1900, and in 1917; and
we entertain little doubt of their continuing to
obey the. mysterious laws of providence which
have heretofore regulated their movements.
Phil. Gas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

We have the truly melancholy task, to-day,
Of recording the decease Of one of our most es-
teemed and valuable citizens Alexander Brown,
Esq, the senior partner of the firm of Aiexan-
der Brown g. Sons The death of such an in
dividua under any circumstances, would leave
a void, both in the social and mercantile com
munty, difficult to fill, but at the present period
Of embarrassment and universal distrust, it will
be more extensively and deeply regretted. Pos
sessng degree ofjudgment in mercantile mat
ters, the result of long experience, which eau
sed him to be looked to by many as guide and
monitor, and ample means, which were liberal
ly and almost wholly devoted to commercial
purposes, his death, occurring at this moment
may in some respects be considered as public
calamity.
In consequence Of this event, which has pro-
duced gloom throughout the city, the flags of
all the vessels in the barbour as well as those
of the Observatory, have been placed at half
mast.-BaH. Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
Both Houses of Congress adjourned over
Friday last, till to day.

Extract Of letter from Illinois to the hu. ~.
-"The removal of the DepositeS has n"u
effect here, if no other; it has caused 'Os OtE.
nents of the Administration to hang ps''
more closely, preventing any accession y ,,,r,
ranks of those in power, and creating IL
even disposition to examine more anu "'
closely into every act of the President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

The Deposite business has effected at least
one good 1t has kept number of " honit
murders" and dreadful accidents" out Ofthc
newspapers. As interest in the DepoSite que:
ton slackens: we perceive, these things begin
to revive and increase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

Mr.. Benton said, in the Senate on '''.
last .bo n,
"In the allusion which hehad made = 10 STATE
litical character of the Bank OF the w. lions O.
Mr. B. did not refer to the party dSSnJ by cpl
the day They were too much quaIllle sta md o
emerel, and subaltern distinctions I oI' De
national distinctions, to stand Tor nao,'f edera
nominations He did not use the t those term
or republican; for in these times 'oT JConperin
have lost their Specifications 1 .Ie natona
dictate the true riginal grounds OF sr worthy 70
parties,--those grounds which WEI ,hcb patrioti
divide a nation, grounds on W '1oI -6rouni,
stood--and patriots divided IN I.;nncinIes of bs
which went to the fundamental p Llhcb drew t5f
action of the government, and wnt tor a govern
great line between those VINO WEI Jd,1ee0fcdpo"
ment of constructive powers ana "''7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

o. P. O., the old Paris correspondent of the
London Morning Chronicle, now writer for
the London Spectator, predicts restoration o.
the Bourbon family in France. o. P. @. has
predicted a great many things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

We hope that Mr.. McDufie's speech has beea
faithfully reported, and that it will be speedily
published and extensively circulated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

1t is said that several members of Congress
"Who know the right, and yet the wrong pu.
sue"
are very dissatisfied with their present situa
tons, and now wish that they had never med.
died with politics. All such ought to resign and
go home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

We received no New York papers by either
Fridays or Saturdays mail We hone thew
are not too busy just now with their elections "a
attend TO business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
The Washington Correspondent OF tie ~

The Washington Correspondent Of TIC "
chester Virginian says Inv tf.
"John II. Eaton has been nomlna't.Uu o .; yo5a
President as governor of Florida, ID ' sioniei
of Gov. DuvaI, that gentleman HAVING }so S,s Stew
wish not to be re-nominated. Aha G.orn Penn
art at present member of congress o !, T mem
sylvania and who has been an elli 4he"aht vii
Der of the board Of directors, It IS tHTHo"ssaneak
be chosen to the presidency OF lhe Cm roSidncd
and Ohio canal company, uice Eaton 'l2-o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

The proposition made by Governor Marcy,
of New Y ork, for the creation of a stock to be
loaned to the Banks of the state seems about to
receive the speedy assent of the Legislature
On Monday last the chairman of the joint COM
mittee, to whom the special message ofthe Gov
ernor was referred, submitted report of some
length, expressing the unanimous assent of the
committee to the proprety of the measure re-
commended, accompanied by two bills for car
ryng it into effect one entitled " an act to loan
the credit of ttis state to the people thereof"
and another in relation to certain banks-the
former providing for the issue of state stock
to the amount of six millions Of dollars; four
millions to be loaned to the banks in the city of
New York-to an amount not exceeding one
half their respective capitals and the remaining
two millions to be loaned to individuals residing
out of the first senate district; the other author
ising the banks receiving the loans to discount
on them as 50 much capital
The bills were made the special order of the
day for the next day, Tuesday, when the first
section of the bill for creating the loan was pas
sed, and probably the stock, in few days, will
be in the market. Upon the supposition that it
will soon pass into the hands of British capital
lists, the opposition prints in New-York repre-
sent the measure as in effect sale to His Bri-
tanic Majesty of call that certain farm, piece
parcel or tract of land, called York State"
Ball. Gaz.
The Common Council Of New York have
taken steps to ascertain the circumstances of
the Polish exiles recently landed in that city
from the Austrian frigates, and to devise mea-
sures for their relief, as far they may need it,
The New York American states that the unfor-
tunate men have been brought to this country,
not only aotout their consent, as it is understood
but protesting solemnly against being forcibly
torn from Europe and thrown destitute upon a
land Of whose language they are ignorant, and
where they will be without any means of ex-
stence. 1t stated that they were gathered to-
gether from different parts of Austra-passed
from brigade to brigade down to Trieste, &there,
being each furnished with great coat, a pair Of
trowsers and one or two other necesares,
sent on board the frigates- and thus were
brought away forcibly from Europe They are
each to receive here sum of about $22: there
is only one female, seven or eight officers, and
the rest soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

=. A Two-Story BRICK HOUSE, covered
;iI with slate, situated on Royal street, oppo-
Site the Market House-a good stand for Gro
Gerry or Retail Store. For terms inquire at the
Office Of the Fire Insurance Company Of Alex
andria mar 2S-d3t&2aWtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

Reader. didst thou ever hear the nasal tgans
of the Hon. Silas Wright, of New York.
Doubtless thou hast What then wilt thou
think of the following, from our friend Of TIE
Winchester Virginian:
"The silvery cadences Of Mr.. WrightS stys
fall on the ear like the melody Of the Lutte
o! yepowers! No doubt Mr.. Wrights speec"
es read better than they seem to those who heal
them spoken; but to talk of the silyery ca.
dences of Mr.. Wright's style falling upon the
ear like the melody of the Lutte" o. We powers
The Washington Correspondent OF the VI.
ginian speaks of Mr. Wright as that grea
man."I
The "silvery cadences" ofthis "greai Ma"
will all be NEWS in these parts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

The English papers chuckle Amazingly d. u.
idea Of this being, in reality, rePaOl's'' :.
vernment The London Globe says, Uei'5'"
Jackson has manifestIy taken coure "nIcn u"
a constitutional Monarchy no hereditary DIT.
march would dare to take"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

STORE TO RENT.
IN The lease fMr. Aaron ID. Harmon of the
l:iA STORE occupied by Mr.. Wilbar will expire
the 26th April next from which day it mey be
rented, with immediate possession.
feb Is SAM'L. B. LARMOUR & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
lulne Medicines can be had OF
VIM. POMEROY. Alexandra

Sole Agent for the District of Columbia and its viciny
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets OF one, two
and three dollars each, and the Powders al 81! cents
erbox, with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing ub.Agents: K. w. Polkinhorn, between 9th
and 10Th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue; John Slns,
Navy Yard Washington; and Thomas C. Wright,
Georgetown; of whom alone the Medicines be
warranted genuine. BY appointment of DIR, IL s..
Moat, H.p. NJ, NJ D. c. H. brooklyn, New York, The
sole importer of these Medicines.
Morrisona, the Family Adviser, price 1878; Prac.
teal Proofs. illustrated by numerous cases of cure,
third edition, price 374 cents; to be had as above
am 5 IF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
HORACE L. LOVE.
On n. SuEpHEAnD MoAr.

On ". SHEPHEAnD MoAr.
Dear Sir-l wish to state that my sister, after severe
suffering and employing medical man three years,
was relieved by the use Of the Universal Medicines.
Her complaint violent pain and soreness IN her
side indeed, % use her own expression her RIBS on
one side had turned in, actually deormed The pain
violent burning pAin almost Intoieraole; SO Sc
vere that she could not sit up for upwards OF three
years. 1t was occasioned by over.acng herself and
perhaps, over exertion with it. After using few
doses of No. and 2 alternately, about eight pills tor
DOSE the pain decreased, and, by perseverance ID
their use she is now restored TO health and have
no objection to this being made public fer the
ben. fit of others; and am, dear sir, yours truly,
II. DYER.
Lowell, Massachusetts,, Feb 8, 1884
In Justice to DR. A.. her medical adviser, when he
heard her improvement in health, he recommended
perseverance III the Use OF he medicines
This valuable Medicine. being composed only OF
vegetable matter or medicinal herbs, and warranted
On oath, containing not one particle OF mercuria'
mineral or chemical substances, (al OF which are ui'
congenia the nature OF man, and therefore destIuc
tive TO the human frane.) is found to be perfectly
harmless the most tender age weakest frame, un
der every stage human suffering; the most p asant
and benign in it operation and at the same time the
most searching out the root OF every complaint now
ever deep and of performing cure, that was ever
offered to the world This wonderful effect, too, is
produced by the least trouble TO the patients, by
merely swallowing certain number CT small pills, anu
being called few extra times to The purposes OF eva
cuatou with the least possible sensation OF pain, or
exhaustion oil bodily Strength and without the tear OF
catching cold, attention to dress diet, in any way
different from their accust0m, habits.
These pills cure all cases. and cannot be taken to
excess Experience which is the touchs,one OF all
human knowledge has long borne testimony to the
fact; and extensive OF them has already verified
its truth in this country.
These medicines cure by purging; and yet The weak,
the feeble, the nfrm, the nervous the delicate, are
in few days strengthened BY their operation, because
they clear the body of IFS bad umours, and invariably
procure sound sleep. They the safest and most
eicacous menicne to take to sea preventing scurvy
| costiveness, &c,
The Vegetable Cleansing Powders of great as
sistance patients, and facilitate the evacuation of
bad humours, they soften. cleanse, and detach the
acrimonious phlegm cooling, and alIay the thirst.
One, two, three powders may be taken througho
the day, mixed in halfa wine glass of water.
The genuine Medicines can be had of
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28

Cine Stblobt ;wifbcn q 4\oitor
lno Dem Sn(urgsntsn 0duptlins
Sugotfloo;lt tanh neulitb@ ttott In
we!her 2eftcyer Oou?D,nlnen se(Dla,
gen ,purcc.
Gin Wloun i,lScat (gn9lano) bat
clncn ppllfumnen ooEerpthten 2(m
sle aus Noihont psrftrttet. Gos
ruroe Ne9enitDlrnc ,nn6tbis mad,
en-.
Gin srcBer Bsrus III inGnslano
entoedr peroen. 0,yo6e Mo6en ..
Dem mpblfsIlen Vcnso' eocr It,,por>
zen Sbee Nno rurO ebem,ltbe N>itttl
grim 9emobtt ,lnD honn tbeusr ais
9rIner Sbee perfauft wcrocll.
Ser 0Df vpn Gu9l ano bat fir
Den 500 Don Gpn ;Dspyo Srauer
on9cle9t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
Naacmeire oeutlde 1eriartmluns
-

,. III 0feu,OorF.
2(aentho!beu ermobt Der Oeut1
f6en @efdbl ots eisnen.: Bertbs'
uno Die Morsenr6tbe bederer Sage
(eubtet uns freunolib' entsesen.-
.Sie flbleh Il tb tnblitb tart senue
(uno rpobrbafti9 mir llno es iplrf,
llb)um ais Elm ftlbNdnpisee Solt
oues Sremoartist obSuitreiftn, uno
in Der S9lue ibrer Sraft IN, ibre
san;en 9cltstblmli6feit, inSpra'
DE, Sitten uuo 8sbrduben, frel u.
often oufsutrtten, ibre a0seberae
Wuros su btboupttn uno oen 9er>
atbter oss 0tutltben Nomttls su oe>
tpei1er, oo6 man Den sOeutt6er'
tppbl cine ;eitlans Driden, aber ME
gans unterori6en fann.
Nm 27! OftoberA perat1t,ielten
Gcb in Der ommonp 0all in 0teu>
0ort ilbr 5000 Oeutfbe. S,e
,pdblten Yrd(i0enten 9isepraloen'
ten uno Sefretdre. Mebre cute u:
seboltppue Hsoen~ rurosn sebalten,
unb Der @erlamn'lun9 Die Sfotb'
tpenoisfeit ans ,0ets 4eetest, DE
Oeutlben in einem Sunoe juper<
einisen ; .ibn tur gjrinouns nnoStt
fbroeruns osut(bsr 9olfstbnmllb'
Felt iu benussl,, uno bel Der ndblter,
Babl Gtb Der Demoftaten, ais Der
einsis rpabren 9ulesparttei, ,ansut
lblieeen, .,peil ibr Die Spuoerdnitdt
oes Q3olfes upo-rie Contribution:
BELLS fey. gs rpuroe Elm Ngsfbu6
trnann.i Der na6febenoe 9ahluF
4 obfaste, pelde BON Der Dertalt1'
lung sinlt,mn1is anssnet1'nen spuE'
oen.; - ttjj%jTjii, J.. :.
NeGbln0ent@oae mir. in ben 2e'
mofraten bic Sreuuot Ser Srspheltt
Ser Contribution uno oes cSoltes e.
fenneu, uno Dag wir ole ibre fur
ernannten Ganoir aten " tange us,'
terllisen tperpem als *iste f0 ID ben
Sbrantsa Der Contribution :betpe>
ae, unp III psr Souperdnitdt oes
Bolfss ibtbotRss priniip psrsb'
reti. .l.;. $.
8e1dleGen oas mir ole Srafte
(Sert(st,sns auf Ser leRten Gsite.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
! . ie qD 4 ble n.

Stn &taat Oelemore, babtn oie
8onfleute w[b]i9s init elmer fIei'
nen Mebrbeit 9ellegt,
M a 4 q 6 u etts b leibt ftlnen
grunO(dben Die esiu l799-'99 II.
i'm lsbttn &riege bebauptett, 9etreu,
un0 botOemofratie uoQtOmmenbi bin'
unter 9eftimmt.
9ir9inien.-Sno oiefen1
Stoate bobsn Die Biss einc Mebr,
belt.
Gonnetticut. On bit(em
Staate baben Die 9Dtss ibren0ous
psrubr uno cine Mebrbelt in bsioen
'0dnler Der 0eietssbuns.
Sotsenoe6 2Ittenat oeroient Wit.
oiguns uno 2(ufmerfiamFcit: "So-
rrobl 8eDbahtung unO grfabrune,
als drstliebe 3eusnift, seben es bin
ldn9ltb an Die !SonD, ba6 rer 81,
nuR bieieer Getrdnfe ;pedlos unD
fhdell0 1T. r. Sine ptulse @ntbalt.
fanfelt Derelben, tpuree oie0eGunp.
belt, .SlttliGeeit unD QDublfabrt ber
Station sur Splse baben. Bir
fprsben oober biermit bfentlib Die
ueber,susuns aus, Da6 zole Slrser
Der 93er. Gtaaten ins be(onoerei Die
juneen Mdnner, tpenu lie Den &C.
prautb Der bteisen Gjetrdnfe our6s
sdnei9 mibb!!lsten unD ni6t mebr
anfmunterten, niebt nur ibr eisenes
periSnibss wcbl, fon0ern aub pas
2Epbl unieres 8cter!an0es uno Der
QBelt bsf6roern tpt!roen.'
llnter;eihnet: -:
games Maoiion =,
ocfobn Quincy 9!eams,
: :: =" anoreas SadfOa.
0etobsr 1854.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
peoinounqen defer ScitunS.

HeOln9un9eU V'ElSt Ss'tHIlN.
1.Gtr preib oielsr Sci tunS 1T Gin
7baler fir oen Sabreans wenn inner:
balt orep mouaten pUlu ,@mrfanse Der
3eiiuua au,---gin Ibal'r une fdhfSla eente.
,renu inuerba!b benz Sabte,-uno 22balsr,
rennrab @srlauf ceNslben bs5abI miro
2. Sir cine tirsere 3eitals {sbe Monat
miro fsine 5utslcripticn aa9snon'men''''o
bic 3eituua fsuu nibr anTgesebsn spercen
biS ale Nndltduoe bs5ablt Guo.
8. Bsfanntmahuuseu foiten: Sur cine
Mrebe 50 @ertS ras Qeitref fur s'nsn
Mouat 81 nno iIr Elm Jaar 8 IbaI'r oae
Qiered.
!. IDer cicIe 3situue curb Den pcfrelter
bsftmrr. rpiro nod, Die 3uidelitbs Sumn'e
pon 25 Geuts 81 be;ablen bobsn. :.
8rie1fT 1fTs u. an ben 9sra'eseeer mH1:
zen pc|Itrsp eineeianot apsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
8dttrlanD6freuIlD.
o. an ton, o. j. / @.
Sreptag Den 80. O(Dp. 1884.
Martin,8 an uten,

artin,8an Sute -.
QEirO oerDrdilosnt< <Souoioat rer
oemotroti(ben portbep Der Serels
nl9tsn gtaaten in 1885 lspn, uno
ouh erpdblt ,ptrOen.
s. 0einri9 Il. Mlblenbers
qGiro osrmhtbGb Der gDupern6rsz
eanoioat in 1885 ae9en 50 epb y
y Nltner ccr SanR. Gauoibot von
penniDlpanien lspn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
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qroB>r Qiu,abl pprbanoeu llno, mob
mdt eurb sic @rfabrnns ssbeOert
uno fprtfobrsn feinolibe plans &C.
Gen bic Neeierun9 on,lAplnnen. -
Sie Cbeiraen Die ioupsrotnen Mdbts
swinacn au ,pollen, lie pv,1' europol'
I:hen Scren III rertil9en !-(Dle(e
Maasresel miro ibnen pobl tptnl9
1leberwinouns to,ten). Ser "Sts
Derdp' besleittt pbige 3emertun9en
init fol9enren wcrtsn:: "2SlrAlb
flno nod in 8enf ocutlibe Gpuren
eines rspoluticndren 9eiltes uor'
bouoen; oueiu es 9enu9e sur &nt-
Oef,lug perelsibsn S6mlnosIeten {;
oie bodlbbabe, uuermaotibe, na6.
fame polijep! 5000 tdrsI'eb ut
auf Qsron,}dltuus pieler tpeit ous>
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fer 3 o'b emonn aus Dem Sa1ton
2irth vernlcjcn porDen. IN Der
Weaeno Don 8oiel fno elnlse un-
ruben vorsefousn, Nobep Is b!lt'9s
&6pfs gescbet, bat. IS ,par rrle'
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baD bepsskst muree. 0s9en o!s
1,scaan!teu ]Oanbwcsfsbu lbenfette
uap Defeine fpuen Die ftsmoen 9e
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bic <geaenmdrti9s Sage rtr Sehtuele
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nlafeit mesoet Elm Sdwelkerblott
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in sSsi.rtcb pas 9lrserrttt eebatten
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rit.tttu werDtn eripartet. 3 i.
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