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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

The thief is heartless bachelor, no doubt.
Origin of Genius.-Columbus was son
OF weaver, and weaver himself
Rabelais son of an apothecary.
Claude Lorraine was bred pastry cook.
Moliere son of tapestry maker.
Cervantes served as common soldier.
Homer was beggar.
Hesiod was the son Of small farmer.
Demosthenes of cutler.
Terrence was slave.
Richardson was printer.
Oliver Cromwell the son of brewer.
Howard an apprentice to grocer.
Benjamin Franklin journeyman prin-
ter.
DR.. Thomas, bishop of Worcester son of
a linen-draper.
Daniel Defoe hoser, and the son of a
butcher.
Whitfield the son of an inn.ke eper at
Gloucester.
Sir Cloudesly Shovel, rear-admiral Of
England, was an apprentice to shoema-
ker. and afterwards cabin-boy.
Bishop Prideaux worked in kitchen al
Exeter college, Oxford.
Cardinal Wolsey son Of butcher.
Ferguson was shepherd.
Neibuhr was peasant.
Dean Tucker was the son of small
farmer in Cardiganshire, and perform
ed his journeys to Oxford on foot.
Edmund HALEY son Of soap-boiler at
Shore.ditch.
Joseph Hall son Of farmer at Ashby-
de.la.Zouch.
William Hogarth was put apprentice to
an engraver of pewter pots.
DR.. Mountain, bishop of Durham. son OF
q beggar. -
Lucian son Of a statuary.
Virgil of porter.
Horace Of a shop keeper.
Plautus baker.
Shakespeare the son of wood.stapler.
Milton Of money scrivener.
Cowley of halter.
Mallet rose from poverty.
Pope son of a merchant.
Gay was an apprentice to silk mer.
Ger.
DR.. Sam'l Johnson son of bookseller al
Litchfcld.
Akenside son of a butcher at Newcastle.
Collins of halter.
SAM Butler of farmer.
Ben Johnson worked for some time as a
brick.layer.
Robert Burns was ploughman in Ay.
shire.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

SILK GO0DS.-Black silk Cambet, COL
~ ored do. do, black sarsnets, black silk velvet,
black and colored Gro de Naples, Gro dc Rhine
and pink straw, green and blue Florence silks,
Spttlefeld, flag, red and yellow Bandanna hand
kerchiefs, Ondaline fancy do, white, green and
black gauze wells, white and black silk hose, frogs,
piping cord; belt, gauze and taffeta ribbons; blk
galloons. JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct 10, 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16
NJOTEs ON WISCONSIN TER,

~ RITORY, with map by Lieut.. AlbcrtM
Lea, Of the U. S. Dragons. The design of this
work is to place in the reach of the public.
correct information in regard to a very in
teresting portion Of the western country. es.
pecially of that part known as the Iowa Dis
rRIcT," one Of the divisions of the new Territory
of Wisconsin. The above work is for sale at the
Detroit bookstore, price 81. l.. L. MORSE.
Detroit, August ~, 1886. ly7
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

Some graceless scoundrel has had the
impudence to steal aohole leaf Of soedding
cake from the editor of the Troy Wing,
which had been presented to him by lady.
The thief is heartless bachelor, no doubt.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

NEW ESTA BLISHMEN t.
IN PLOUGH FACTORY.--REID,T EEsDAL
g. Co. would state, for the information Of
the public, that they have entered into co-part-
ncrship, in the PLOUGH business, and opened
a shop in Mechanics Row, Constantine. for the
purpose of Manufacturing and Repairing Ploughs,
where they will be glad to receive orders for work,
in their business. Tho public are insured that
they will give strict attention to their busincss
Patronage solicited.
Ploughs WOODED in the most approved
style. Handles, Beams, 8e., kept constantly
on hand, so that Old Pioughs can be repaired on
short notices. also, repairing of all kinds, done on
the most reasonable terms, for Cash.
Farmers are invited to call and examine their
Ploughs, and judge for themselves.
ISAAC BENHAM,
SAMUEL TEESDAL,
WILLIAM REID.
Constantine, June %, 1886. ltf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

EUST RECEIVED in fine order, $50
% bbls. lake superior white fish and sweet in
spected White fish Is Is per bbl., Sweet $l4.-
Also, ROTARY COOKING STOVES, Stan.
legs patent. JOHN F. PORTER.
St Joseph Nov g. 1896 10
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NRESH GOODS.-The seubscriber has
- lately received new supply of seasonable
GOODS, consisting of merno circassians, CON-
mon colored do; dark prints; sheetings; WOOL
en- blankets Canton fannels; wooden socks;
wooden gloves, lined cotton do worsted comfort
ers, &c. &c. Also, supply of cotton batting,
wicking, and wadding; which he will sell to-
gether with his former stock of goods, at the
lowest prices for ready pay.
c. l.. MILLER.
Constantine Nov. Is, 1896. Coy
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-16

NEW STORE 81 FR ESH GOODS
~ The subscriber has just received and is now
receiving an extensive assortment of English,
French and American DRY GOODS, Hard
ware, Crockery and Glassware, Paints, Oils and
Groceries, all of which he offers for sale to the
citizens of Constantine and vicinity on the most
reasonable terms. ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine, October 5, 1896.
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PRINCIPE CIGARS /;

% AAAdh PRINCIPE CIGARS;
%VVV 5000 brown HAVANA do 5000
Pellon do; 1000 desamagos do 1000 half Span
ish do 1000 light brown do; 1000 American.
Smokers may be supplied with the abone by
the box, bunch, or thousand, on liberal terms for
Cash only. ADAMS g. APPLETON.
Constantine, Nov. 9, 1886. 10
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By the Governor.
KNITTING PRITcHETrE, Sec'ry Of State.
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ENIRE. FIRE!! FlRE!!!-PRO.

Constantine, June 90, 1886. ltf
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1.-TWO second hand SADDLES and BRIL-
u DIES 70. sale cheap by the subscribers.
ADAMS & APPLETON.
Co stantinc, Nov. g
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EATHER.-50 sides sole and upper
IL Leather; also calf, kip and Morocco skins
just received and for sale.
Constantine, Oct. IL. JOHN s. BARRY.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
NJ. JUDsON g. CO.,

We " II 81 ~ ~ SOss
Wholesale Dealers In
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
will remove the lst Of February,
to the store,
No. n WILLIAM, csrner of LIBER STREET,
where they will open tensive and well assorted
stock Of seasonabe Spring Goods
Their assortment consists, in part, Of
Black, Blue, and Assorted Colored Cloths.
Fancy, ColoIed, Striped, and Plaid Cassimeres.
British, French and American Prints Printed Muns and
Ginehams.
Low-priced and extra rich Furntures.
Bang Ups Moleskin and Velveteens
Linens Lawns and Diapeia
Linen Sheetings and Table Damask.
White and Brown Twiled Linen Dfillings-
Plain Preach and German Pantaloon Linens.
Ribbd, PLAID, and Fancy Linen Driils
Londoa Rbbd and Cheskd Cashmeres, and beautiful
article.
Genersl Assori zent Of low priced Summer Stufs.
Cambrics, Jaconetfs, Null and Book Musins.
SsehaIllas, Bi hop Lawns, and Figured and Plain Swiss
Muslins
Laces and TRAININGS of all descriptions.
Plain, Embroidered, Ribbd and Fancy Silk, Cotton and
Worsted Hosiery.
Gloves of all descriptions.
Br:wn and bleach'd Shrtipgs and Sheetngs.
Plaids Checks. and Stripes.
Burlsps and Osnsburrs.
Negro Goods Of all descriptions.
choice assortment of Silk Goods together with almost every
article in the Dry Goods line.
New fork, January 80, 1886. $3.50 sn0
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ADAM w. SPIES, Ws.x

eaHA ADAM w. SPIES, Ns@
n No 1872 Pearl Sueet-ncar Maiden Lane-sagas
InsssseS e Hardware, CtIs sp~ery Pated a.d britannia
Axs,sAi6fst1u ~ WARES .,-,gs 0zsr$-
from the Manufacturers England France and Gsms-
n.y. The following descriptions Of goods por and Of
fered ia suit Country the liberal
Cufzy all kinds ssnsng hich Rodgers Sons Crooks
Wostenholm's and Parkers PEN KNIVES.
Japanny consisting Of Tea and Waters Bread Baskets
CandIesicks, Spittoons &C.
Brit@nia and Plated Wares, in great variety.
Brass Goods Of all kinds. e.-rf ,'~rE
Needles, Buttoas, Hooks and Ewes DC.
Carpenters and Joiner's Tools
Blackmihs and Plantation Toos. f ff
Guns, Pistols Rifles, Mukrts Cane Guns and Cane Rifles
Gun Materials Of all kinds. +
Dirks, DIRK Knres, Arkansnp 4 Borae Knire
STATEONERS HARDWARE AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Mathematical Iafrunesfs 7li5 fs
Measuring Tapes and Chains.
Spy Glasses, Spectacies, DC.
Sii1r Pencil Gases, Thimbles &c.
Vions, Violin and Yoincello Strings
Backgammon Boards CAcssnea, &c.
Dice, Snuff Bores Pocket Books.
Fancy HAIR Cloth Hat, and other Brushes, &c. &c.
ian 80
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

"ANTED-A Varnisher and Painter. steady and indu-
w Workman other need apply that under
stands his business hear Of situation by applying
2e6 Broadway. ian S0-St
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
w ESSONS e. TRASK,
l24 MAIDEN LANE,

VERSIONS TRASK,
i24 MAIDEN LANE, a,.
Have received in part their Spring Stock and offer for sale
the following extensive assortment, viz =
R Ra.:s; ss !. and P.fssd Thick bic Bs1or,n
lined Lined an: nd Bound Bound, Do e g
Common and Super. Thick Boots,
Dc Dc and . ss qualify 90 s.. & ':'f ''s'''
s. :: "a ca. We and ps f. Shoes e.
DO Do and Morocco hssisd ''''''' Do i'% d.
do Calf Brogan, with buckles,
:. Do Morocco Seal, Calf and Buck Skin slippers,
Black and Ru'set Night slippers,
Common and extra qualify Thick Boots.
90 DO DO DO DO DO do do sass:;
do DO Calf If and I Kip do do
wONENS'
Common and extra quality pegsed and sewed Leather Boots,
DO Do Seal DO Morocco pr Ss ss sl sbas
E1I T. He' French k IL and P r. slippers
DO do do Walking Shoes,
DO Laced s Prun sRe Do DO
do do Walking Shoes,
Dc White and nd black isei"s sim 1is sIi Pp%p'
do and cannon quality oolored Prunella do
MISSES
Sewed and pegged Leather Boots,
do de- do WeIts
do do Bolivar Slippers,
Super. and common PruBelis and Kid do
CHILDRENS,
Morocco, PrunelIa and Seal Roots various patterns
HATS, BONNETS, PALM LEAF HAS &e
efvsrious descriptions and qualities viz -
$50 Gases Mems Fur Hats,
50 {" do Silk do
so do Black and Drsb Wool Hats
. do Round Crown Drab do do
% Palm Leaf Hats, various qualities,
Is Bales Shoe Thread Shoe Backnc;
Hair and Seal Packing Trunks, &c. &c. kc. Jan 50 =
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
NEW SHOE ESTABLIsHMENT
GRANNISS, WHITE 4 CO.

NEW SHOE ESTABLlSHMENTs
GRANNIss, WHITE CO.
No. 155 Pearl street, two doors above Wall,
opened and receiving the following goods from the
Manufactures in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jeey-
Gentemens Boots, Of every variety.
De- sat Calf q s snss: pssEsd and '.rsd
Do do do Navy Boots fI|f
Do do and Morocco heeed and dancing Pumps
Do do Seal heelsd and dancing Pumps
4 Sa S s. pss ss and 's Ss s sSsss
Do lined and bound, PeEged and ,ewed Brosam.
Negro Russet and black pegged do, sizes to IA.
womens Leather pegeed and sewed Shoes.
Do Do DO DO DO 90 f isssi Bs.,..
Ladies Dbl frs % i sssIss Asssd Slipper ss
Do do Walking Shoes.
Do do Cater Boots.
De Kid Slippers of all descriptions
Do Do siserrd T KID supper" DR.
Do white and black satin Slippers.
Do Morocco Walking Shoes.
Do do Lace Boots.
Do Seal Shoe. and do.
Do Buck Slippers.
Misses bs k French Morocco sigpe"
Do PrsaeIIa Boot. and do
De Leather do and Shoes
Chidren's do and Morocco Boots and Shoes.
Do Pnnela do do.
Infants CoIored Kid Socks.
BL1CKING, LEATHER PRESERVATIYE, scwhich
offered favorable terms any similar establishment
Southern and Western Merchants invited our
stock send their orders which will receive early attention by
of the
Also the of Boots Shoes Bonnets
Combs Leather kc will be found their House, No. 30 King
. rect Charleston, >. c. jan so
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
Wall sTREET.-sATURDAY,JAN. so.

Wall yesterday Of gaety delight and sasfAc
The French uetou considered settled, nearly 50,
the grounds disclosed under editorial head Every stock
the LOST like rocket and the Marines especsome Of
them ten cent perpendicsy We refer fol prices to
the quotations The Of Transactions also very la
Money is easy and abundant fssi W
In Of this sudden change the markets. the Bears
have suffered Awy One large Bear Honse broke yesterday for
$2oe00. and several expected follow The Manhattan
Coscern being sellers for fall also severely punished and
great eaos will doubt be made that quarter the
President from accepting the British Mediation The
Concern will probably lose all they have made by the Deposits
since the re moval
The United States Bank also advanced la60 days The
which conrsdced yesterday Of its resharer having
passed the State House OF Representatives. to be Is
had expected The bill is only before the Committee of The
House The majority Of Is going int committee.
An entirely complexion will be given all commercial
Affairs should the settlement of the French Question prove
Banks will b. chareed-railrosd openea-ade found the
country begin Of prosperity.
Real still hatner will il wake up, fear till the
Spring opens.
The stocks Of Dry Goods Hardware, Domec Printed and
Painted Cotton Drugs and Medicines. Silk and India Goods
rapidly increasing by the arrivals coming into every
We refer the advertisements in this days paper
ofthe largest Wholesale Dealers containing lists Of stock
Of goods unprecedented in variety and abundance. :
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
No. 219 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE SADDLE AND COACH
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT.
HASLUCK & BUCK

HAVING entered generally and deeply the allow
trades having enlarged their and their capital DOS
ssssing facilities and advantages Of importing which Partner
sdent in England and continually active their Interest," mu,
ensure them being engaged ao in manufacturing upon
scale this country forward with confidence and here
BY respectfully invite he of Merchants and Others b,
DESTROYS to be supplied the best possible terms
With view to facilitate the Object of buyers H. B. have sub
joined General List OF such GOODS is intention TO b
constantly prepared to furnish. ~ sed-
Roller Buckies-Wrought Bride Buckles.
Timed .%lf Fs.s Rn'sd cs"ns n and Fine Timed
Jspanned and Timed Timed Plated md ID r. R,,.
Collar, Trace and Tug Buckles, barred de.
Timed L Japsnned, all kinds Plated Snadies
and ;izes-wrought Brass and Silver, all over and
Tmued and Japanned plated Plated Peianis, , do d.
and brass, common and fine Plated Port Bis do do.
Ierres and Hooks, Bnd,-Carrsaee and G;e
Plated and Brass Timed and Brass and Silver Piatd and
yapanned every variety Solid rass, 81 TO inches
Pod Screens and SYfpel Brass S fir r1s sa-'
Timed and Japanned Halter and fine finish ''1'''
Breeching and MsItineale, Brs Nails No IS assorted
Plated and Brassdo de, Trunk Locks and Handles,
dssa 7ssa a Rsr F nss sS Sss Ns
Spoon apd Pipe End Fine Stump Jss Spring f Boxes,
and Gig Coach a Eaa riItsa md Sr g;Se.
yspanned, with and without Pi,tsl-Bue Scarlet Fancy
Dees o. Terets, q TO Al Cotton and worsted Webs
~ iss-l, and 5 spot Shoe Thread, Sraining Web
10s, Coach Lace, Oil Cloth.
Harness Buckles, Trig Gle w.san l. rr;x.r.
Japanned Plated Brass Plated Sfirno aov.r and ont,
great variety of patterns side -
with Tug Trace and Loop Tinnei do commun and fine
Collar Buckles match. Slfpper Do Red Fapcv 4 Hoo
Spurs sk;r - "@e' any = mug
Plated Brass and Timed. WhaIeboue Rosettex
HASLUCK BUCK also Agents for the Sale of COACH
STEPS, WROUGHT AND MALLEABLE-ELLIPTIC
sPRINGS-MALLEABLEI IRON, &c
SADDLE TREES AND WOOD HAMEs made to any pat
term SIDE AND GIG TREES
Abo-PATENT LEATHER sKIRTING, HOGSKINs,
MOROCCO SKINS, ENGLISH RAsJLS&c jan30
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
AUCTION SALES.

JAMES BLEECKER, Auciioneer.
VALUABLE WALL STREET PROPER.
Y TY.-RANkING HOUSE AND LOT OF THE UNI
TED STATES BRANCH BANK. 4--i
JAMES BLEECKER SONS will sell auction on Satur-
day. 18th February the Sales Room Is Fur
Mss Buildings
The Valuable Banking House and Lot Of Ground of the Branch
Of the United States Bank this city, the ground "A feet IL inches
in front Wall "a feet inches the lis feet 81 inches
in depth the westerly side and 100 feet inches the
south eastery de with the right Of alley about 10 feet In
width between the bank and the custom house building
The sale will he Peremptnry 10 the highest bidder.
The will be Yellowstone fifth othe purchase money
10 be paid In cash. and the balance credit of TIVE and
Three Years. at payable semi annually The
purchaser 10 have The option Of paying the whole amount cash.
Possession TO be delivered the 18Th March For h,
tculsrs application 10 be made the auciioheers.
ian 20-dtFI5 tf,i INC. l2l
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

a GATE MORTARS-Fsr Jeweler, and Chemt. ~.
iof sale by DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER -
''~ 81 Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
a ANhmMHPP0N,s CELEBRATED SHORT

low price Of S. they posses ey quality requ.te in The
G & nat beng made on a6.e fur body instead of wool vita
ns aver knapp-they retain their colour shape elasticity
a nnsn In all weafhe and cmaes-quates w6ica those On
S' ooqes and made In the ordinary way cannot possess
Sass Rooms corner Of Wall and Nassau streets
I he Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
Sf''>e " 2Q-3uL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

FRANKLIN s. JENKINS WOULD INFORM
their friends that they have lakes the and comnodous
building No. Is Broad few doors south of Wall street.
which they fitting up for REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM
and will business the requisite arrangements
be made Due notice will be given . succeeding sales and
the'S will he happy to their friends US above
Dated Friday December 49, 1885. $50. dec %
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

MI EDiCAE AID.-DK. GLOVER sppze The
~ pupiic TINT he continues to consulted 10
manner usual his office where his devoted to he
treatment and Of certain delicate Diseases in their d;,
stages Ac, elects, Structures onor hrs Se,snaI Ws
iees 81 long standing and all diseases arising from impsrsy
me blood and such have hafled of Sur cons les
nencsd In this branch profession Strangers are apprsed N,
Snver having completed the regular course Of study On aimed
not 10 be among the number Of those
ic print - ''''' '' every PUG
ne w ee found at his Office No Asn street. near Broadway
a. doo Iom 'ne american Muem any hour during the
once the ht through his store second being te tird dor
JAMS r e " h's ooee ao'f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

MICE BiTTERS.-Those Bitters have bee. long oe,e
os'eo er heir peculiar virtue terrifying and srenet6esno
M they procure appetite help dieeson
IG Pnl s blood and found very use
they produce Of the breath
All scorouc and unsavory bechine and are great
against esers and They useful in ali
but more particularly In The sprpr bv
neles and preventing that dagreeabe siessne,, ,p sr
sine too frequently from relaxation ON the annro.sb IF ~
"sathsr. Prepared and SOLD, Wholesale and Ieailkv " VAIN
/. nov6 NATHAN b. GRAHAN 30 Co., VI
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

HORSE FEED, GROUND CORN, AND OATS,
constantly for sale Hope Mills 267 Elizabeth street.
Order for GRADING Hse Feed punctuy executed 2lw-
ICE CREAMS JELLY BLANC MANGE-For par
res ID. bkfSONS, l4S Fulton st., near Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

GROCERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have the pleasure of informing their
and customers they have hand extensive and
neral assortment Of -
GROCERIES, Of all descriptions,
which they will their usual liberal
BARKER MORGAN,
Jan 80 l42 and IA Front street.
SMITH, WRIGHT, LYON & CO.,
formerly Smith Wright,)
manufacturers of
SADDLES, WHIPS,
BRIDES, HARNESS,
COLLARS &c,
And keep always full supply Of the
above named articles with others the Sadaey Line.
Also, full supply of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
they the Reasonable Prices formerly
al their old stand, No. l4S Water street,
New York. jan
New York January 80, 1885,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

ISAAC III. CARY T. CO.,
1874 PEARL STREE ,(up stairs,) OFFER FOR SALE
THE FOLIO WING GOODS,
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS
Combs of She'll Ivory, Hern Gill; and Plated,
Brushes-Cloh, Hair, Tooth, and Shaving
Plain and F .ncy Pocket Books, and Wallets,
Silk, Leather, and Bead Purses,
Bead Bags and Necklaces.
Bead-Coral and Imitation Do. Seed Beads Of all oolors.
Cut Do Do In quantities, for the Indian and African
trade.
Gilt and Bead Guard Chains.
Silver Thimbles, Spectacles and Pencils.
Musical Boxes and Accordions
Fancy, Snuf and Work Boxes.
Jewelry-a splendid assortment
Gum Elastic Suspendsrs, &c. &c.
Vioins, Mirrors and Statia Glasses.
Hooks and Eyes. Fancy Soap
Perfumery-a full assortment
lndehle Ink. ~ y 2 - 81 s4s
ButtsBs-of all kinds.
Pins. Needles. Steel Pens. Busks, &c.
FRENCH, GERMAN, and ENGLISH Fancy Articles,
In immense variety.
New York, January So 1886. jan so
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-27

! NAvAL.-The U. s. sIoop of war Concord
arrived al Pensacola, on the Sd inst. with the
crew oftbe Texan schooner Terrible, put on
board from the soop of war Boston. The
schooner had previously arrived at Pensacola
with a prize crew On board. She was armed
with one gun, and had crew of IA men. fit
ted out for privateering g,under the Texan flag.
The Pensacola Gazette says that the capture
was made at the instance Of one of her own
ers, who did not approve Of the service in
which she was to be employed. Proceedings
were Immediately commenced in the U. 8.
Court against the Terrible, but it was soon
found that jurisdiction in the matter did not
belong to that court, the capture having been
made in the waters of New Orleans. She
was accordingly despatched to that port for
adjudication. .....
The Vandalia sailed from Pensacola on
the I'd inst.
The Grampus arrived on the same day, in
three days from Tampa Bay.and sailed again,
under command of Lieut.. Mcintosh, on the
9Th. The Warren had just arrived at Tam
pa, when the Grampus sailed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-27
From the Boston Mercantile Jour. Of SATURDAY..

Ffos' 'hs poston Msrcantie jour Oi saturday.
Stare Case.-l.ast evening application was
made To Mr.. Sheriff Hnggeford, for writ Of
habeas corpus to take the body Of female
slave, who was supposed to have arrived in a
vessel from the South, and which was then
lying in the stream. Mr.. Huggeiord, who
was engaged at the time referred the appli-
rant to 5. ID. Coolidge, the newly appointed
Sheriff. That gentleman promptly complied
with The request, and proceeded as m duty
bound to serve the writ. The negroes who
had been made acquainted with the affair. had
assembled in a body upon the wharf when
the Sheriff arrived. A boat was manned, and
the officer with some others proceeded to the
vessel.
The female, who had retired to rost, was
awakened and made acquainted with the ma
ture OF the writ--that it would procure her
immediate freedom. But to their sstonish-
ment, she refused to leave the vessel or to
place herself under their pro,ection--stating
in the true dialect, and with all the eloquence
Of the African, that she had a husband at
home, and would rather return To him in slave
ry. than live in strange land free. The mp
picant for the writ finding that no persuasion
would induce her to change her determine
ton, left her to her fate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-27
SWISS OINTMENT.

VTNHE great call for this article is the best
Il proof of it's benefcia. effects-sat rhculn,
and all erup,ions of the skin, yield after Il
few applicatons--numerous certificates can
be produced by persons Of the first respecta-
bihty of its astonishing effects after all other
means have failed. 1t contains no noxious
article, nor mineral or metalic substance, it is
in fact what it is recommended to be-safe
pleasant in its application and its wonderful
effects above all praise. Sold and prepared
by J. w. EDDY, sole proprietor,
Next north of the Perry Cotton Factory.
Newport. Oct. q.