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Young Hyson in Ohio,-Mr. John Plat,
Of Marietta, Ohio, aIvertises in paper OF
that place that he has succeeded IN cultva-
ling the genuine Tea Plant of China. He
has, he says, raised the plant for ten years
past at Marietta, and after series Of ex-
pensivo experiments has been fully success
fnl in discovering the art Of drying aud
manufacturing the leaves into tea ofa quail
ty quite equal to imported Young Tyson.
He offers gratuitously To furnish seed OF
the last years growth to any gentleman
DESTROYS OF pursuing the cultivation.
Y. Con-. IL Eng.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

Nogging Nan into LJe.-Dr. Barrett,
of Midd|ctown, Conn, relates the singular
case of a man who came under his care
some years ago, who had purposely taken
l l-2 or. tincture Of opium, intended TO
commit suicide. The case was desperate.
All internal remedies had failed, and there
was no chance left of preserving life but
by high external excitement, and the doc
tor determined 10 create this by succession
of severe faggellations. These were brisk
ly applied, and in short time produced in
dlcations of uneasiness and pair. This
treatment was unremitlingy pursued foI
more than twelve hours, till the man spoke
aud complained of being panied by the
whipping, when the severe appliance was
relaxed. Ho by no means appeared to rel
ish this harsh procedure, and in return gave
his attendants several severe blows. /
while lifting his arm to strike blow, the
naggelalion was suspended, the arm would
instantly sink poweress to such degree
had tho effects ofthe nacotic drug prevailed
over the system, that nothing but the tor
ture of the rods could rouse him. On his
recovery, it was said that the mans wife
was highly satisfied with his remedial course
which was believed to have a good mora
effect upon his subsequent conduct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

that he possessed, to some person to SNUG.
gle him on board in the above manner, and
thus evadc paying the regular passage
| money.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

Obituary.-One of the subscribers of the
Penn Yam Democrat twas seized on Sun.
day evening with violent fit Of Emigration
which carried tho poor fellow off long before
day light" OF this untimely departure,
tho tacetious DEMOCRAT, who is "chiei
mourner," with an air Of melancholy, OBJ
serves, it has left Uoid, near our heart
which can only be flled by time, or q trans
mission through The United States Mail
.MOloha,pE Courier,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

Smuggling eriraordinary.-About noon
on Tuesday last, as the American ship
Splendid, with passengers for New York
was going through the north locks for the
Princes Dock, a flour barrel, supposed to
contain bread, was brought alongside
Preparatons were Immediately made fol
putting it on board, but by some chance OF
other the fastening slipped and down II
went between the vessel and the quay
Before it reached the water the head started
W hen to the astonishmcnt Of the numerous
byslandors, living being, in the shape o
a full grown 'son Of the sod" dropped out
Assist ance being at hand he was lmmedl
atey drawn to terra firma without iarthe
damage TIN a good ducklng and the los
OF his shoes. The poor fellow SAID that hi
had been confined i'll the barrel for abou
two hours and had given \ sovereign. al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

Reuenus and resources Of ItIas,-Th,
Charleston Patriot furnishes the following
extract of a letter CONTAINING nn account 0
the revenue and resources OF Texas
The Provincial Government last No,
made an CstitNtC Of ungrantcd lands whicl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

SuEEp.--A correspondent Of the Ten
ncsce Farmer has furnished tho editor with
the following recipe, which he says no
"good for making strong wool and healthy
sheep" It is easy, cheap and worthy Of
trial :--Whcn the sheep 10 shorn, dip a
cloth in soft soap and rub the sheep all over;
then dip the cloth in warm water, and give
the sheep complete lather, when you may
let it go"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24
A foreign correspondent Of a New Yorl
York journal, saws:

A foreign correspondent of New York
York journal, says:
The Dukes of Orleans and Nemours arc
proceeding on their journey through the
Prussian territory and treated every where
with the utmost respect by the authorities
Having reached Coblentz, on the 7th, q
guard of honor was Immediately given
them, and military band expected to ser
made under their windows. 1t is said that
the people sung the Marsoilloisc hymn in
their honor. On the 9Th they embarked
for Cologne, in u steamer richly furnished
and bearing the arms of France andPrussia,
and passing before Ebtenbreitstcin, they
were salulcd by the cannon of the fortress.
Great preparations had been made in Berlin
for their reception the King carried the
courtesy so far as to direct that the bed in
which Napoleon laid while in Berlin, should
be fitted out for the Duke Of Orleans. Two
of the Kings aids dc-camp and the Frenc
Envoy had set out, on the 4th to meet
them. Similar preparations were making
at Vienna. Letters from that city, dated
9th inst. represent the inhabitants as being
extremely anxious to see the two illustrous
travellers. The politicians consider this
visit az a new guarantee of the maintcn
ance of peace throughout Europe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

The Maryland Internal Improvement bin
has passed the senate by vote OF IL to
Q. and has become law. The bill author
izcs the following subscriptions
To tho Baltimore s. Ohio rail road s3,00OOO6
Chesapeake and Ohio canal 3,OOO,OO0
Eastern Shore rail road, 100000
Annapolis and Potomac canal, 100000
Maryland canal, 100000
Total s0,OOO,OO0
Making eight millions of dollars. in adj
diiion to the millions subscribed by the city
of Baltimore, to be raised upon stock of The
state Of Maryland and of the city of Balti.
more. 1t is stipulated that on each Of tho
above subscriptions an interest of sir per
cent, is to be guaranteed by the companies:
If the profit Of the companies shall yield
more than six per cent, the surplus on the
shares owned by the state, is 10 be divided
among the other stockholders.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-24

amount to one hundred and thirty millions
yet unsettled, and which belong to that
Government. Ports were established at
Ga weston, Volasco. Mattogorda, Sebaca,
Caban and other places, some of which will
admit vessels drawing IL fee. of water.--
The land is very fertile, yielding two to
two ind n half bales of Cotton per acre Z;
the sugar lands are of superior quality
Last year the crop Of cotton amounted 10
sixty thousand bales, which brought half b
cent moro than any other cotton in New
Orleans. This year two hundred thousand
was expected to have been made. The
land system is nearly the same as il is in
the United States, which will be q great
source Ct revenue; the revenues and re-
sources This year were expected to have
amounted to one and q half million. Emi.
grants by late provision OF the Constilu-
ton are entitled TO 1900 acres of land pro o..
vided they 60 there by the first Of July
next.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
EvENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Car

EOLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. l60 Canal street. en-
- trance Nalek corner Of Canal street. McNEILL and
e. A. STREETER, Principals The location af this School /,
particularly eligible and its spacious and web ventilated
Il embraces four departments:
Bt THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, In which pupils
fitted University College the United States
under the immediate charge Of Mr. McN graduate
College, Dublin, who the
pI separation Of studsui, for that University.
ID THE DEPARTMENT. OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the German French taught
sunde the direction Mr. A. Psaux Professor Of Modern
guages
3d. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for course of in
rucon in the and higher branches Of English education
is conducted by Mr.. C. G.. jennings.
4th. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. to TT lads
under eight for the higher English studies by the
ticuar attention Reading Spelling, the rdmsn
Arithmetic and Geography.
For further particulars apply the
the hours Of A. M. and Pm.
References:-
IT. Rev Bishop Onderdonk. George Barclay, Esq
Rev. Dr. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony Barclay Esa.
ofthe New York University. John Chambers ESQ.,
Rev. j. +. Shroeder, Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.
Rev Maelsy. John CALDWELL ESQ.
wnl Sampson,Esq- dec l0-5m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
ROCToR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

~ the most confidential manner at his once u Duane street.
Chatham and William New York, where
afflicted with delicate disea old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
worms ds Of the bladder uethra and Kidneys and ali dis
arising from the abuse of impuT Of the blood
invited TO call The banen elects often arising from the abuse
Of mercury, need descriptions troubled with certain
apply Cobit with the ofhsying
Ideally cured without particle Of mercury AIRY other dangerous
medicine His charges and the
Of applicant Dr. c. has been educated Europe under
teachers o acknowledged talent and has had considerable practice
extensive hospitals and dispensares Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles, and perfect effected In three
days. without confinement from business the slightest pain the
patient medicine be had prevent the Of
certain disease The most honoa oresy observed. Attend
dayfrJr l0P NJ jsn7-d
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The acAsnsi reszed and rssdy lvefsd 81 the TODD
Ache and preserving those i"pss. aad ssua sppend.sss
il ..ss. purifying and .',.asshss.. suss. 4
s. Nun The teeth .s hs in their
.sce.sei un experience that when e the teeth VIA never
decay but remain to the latest Of with their
When heJ decayed will and the tse
preserved and prevented from acting The will save the
great expense sf filing, filing, and scraping -
gentleman long ago me, whose teeth were fast TO-
NH s advised him me Mere Pon{y and scsh
tea which he did, and teeth were firm in their
oke his gums had resumed their health hi. breath was
do not believe the Teeth will decay il this used directed The
preparation is on different principles than use
Since this wresnoher, and another have
called and expressed their graheaiion great benefit
They would induce them be whosi this inv.lu
The following letter just received from VIM H. Fowler Esq
sIesr Burnett Co-Genlemen: Having used Dr. s,illw.,
ing eeome fully satisfied i, unquesiions5e men. add entire
superiority other medicine that within nv
PRESERVING gums disease restoring them
health after having become diseased well Purifying and
afflicted the disease Of the gums to ~, INV
testimony in favor Of desirable remedy for these
p a" f. FOWLER Ifss,ts i Es Broadway
from by d Pet ber eeS
Brodwny Of Lpensrd street; and by j. Syme corner Of
The following just received from lady Of great
rs,peetabiliiy resiIug u Brooklyn
where truth and justice demand shsud
thy public attention and that Is. following
circulating pain in teeth gums jaw and after having
Tried ssrou remedies and found reliefy Mr. Place of
which did. strange say time used it, my teeth
gum, and w Ceased aching and have never sehed since IN
drink tea cold without distressing pain, and
gums jaw Diseases eoy the luxury Of my
eod and drink better Than have Tor 'spe ys, past am
s. You viii hve the goodness to send by the bsrer II this
lette another box Of Dr. Stims. Mssnec Odomea jm5d
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
MR.. BRIsTOW's SYSTEMATIC WRITING

lsl Snort Hand Academy again re-opered at his old e.
tabshmen No l75 Broadway, Courlandt streelA life
times labor exchanged for twelve hours practce The
anisngular system of writing adapted letters bills orders. notes.
sales accounts and the finished journal eary taught
every capacity, both old young
the present writing be- in Twelve Lessons Of hour
eaeh BY N.Y. Bstow OF London writing master and eacher Of
respeciuly the public ct New York. that he has
returned from successful visit Plldelpha
opened the building where he is ready
short and familiar lessons the ladies' fashionable
truly elegant and delicate and the only approved for tie
Album, Complimentary and invitation cards; and gen emen
beautiful bold free expeditions and trade man-ike writing
respect suited mercantile purposes counting
&c. &C.
Terms moderate. Genemens classes, ning afternoon
and evening Ladies write separate apartments They
daily at III o'clock jan l9-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21

I aides LOOK Ar THIS.-wATsoN VAN

4! DUzER, l5s Chatham street, selling reduced
prices splendid of Furs, consisting Of Capes
Peernes, Boas, Null, Neck Ru Swansdown for trimming and
other description of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well to call and for themselves
csrs determined clear their entire OF Fu prey
L. the holidays. WATSON 4 VAN DuZER,
l58 Chatham New York.
Ao, hand above, superior style of fine Fur Caps
stocks dec ST.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
EVANS VEGETABLE PILLS ssfsus C. LO-


been afflicted diseases, Consumption ihma, and
every other disease being under the Of heir Family
stimulated them salvation with calone
and other drastic drugs the destruction OF their delicate frames
no other This the pepreor % the aboTe med
cine deny boldly declare that Evans Canome
Pills Family Vegetable Aperient Pills. will produce
good esk thar Caome the common Injurious method OF
be derived from Evans Vegetable Pills and this be said Of
Calomci and other poisonous drugs Evans Camome Pills
the Camomie fower by known enly TO
the propretoEs highly recommended and de-
medicine. Family Vegetable Aperien Pills
vegetables which been discovered
and Bilious and other diseases arising from bl-od;
the Camoe Pills being specific for the nerves and the Family
Vegetable Aperien Pills for all the diseases OF the blood
Family Physician advises not 10 what
tey term qIack medicines they those medicines they viii
paid @ although vans Pills do not contain particle OF
qick.yer. The origin at the word Quack from The word
original word for Quicksilver; those who first
mineral termed quacks 1t tn
application Of the to those who use
honorable profession of d. DIS
condemnation When IS given to dehilaes,
and accelers death; thea advise you that you
thcir and Caoel Powders; and III ILL., the
medicines ordng directions given with eu and they
do good and TO do
theory by the good his medicines are per-
forming the innuneEahe testimonies IN their favor
Evans Camomir Apeeni Pills sold wholesale and
retail Evans sce % Division street, NV York and also
hy respectable citizens Ut New forkC shepard
bookseller Broadway opposite John street Greene book
see Broadway Howard street; N B. Bnby, book
seller Chatham street; 20 Futon street; $50 Pearl street; loo
Cana street; A Camac streets Brook
lynA9 Fulton Philadelphia Laycock fancy store, -
Aenu Abany592 South Market reet Providence
C. Shepard Co.. booksellers. Jersey Ciy-F Palmer. New
sIk-B- Old, bookseller. New HaserD Miehel Church St
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
To THE PUBLIC.

Il
BROWN L Co. having heretofoIe made great imprsyr-
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS have extended their attention to
this most important branch Of business and aer themselves they
have succeeded in manufacturing article which lgness
durability and ue be exceled by nothing the line This
hal the combined result OF several experience the
face, much attention and perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting TO the public think they have
y reached the umaium Of beauty ceapne neatne durability
and cort the They also manufacture and
doing tor time SUPERIOR Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved by
therefore good customer pays the losses Of Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice
BROWNE Cos. one Priced Hal Store,
sep 10 l7o Chatham corner Of Mott stree
CORK SOLE B9OTS.-LOREN BROOKs, ~ John-st
~ door east OF Nsu hand and makes order
proof Cork Boots Of superior quality combining elegance
with durability gse They are particularly recommend
ed to gentlemen who delicate In health and liable
from wet or cold Fest eaiemea invited call and the
article where they will md good assortment OF boots made In
the latest French style. l6-eodt
L. AND sToCKsNwatson Van Da1er is cRsAiam street,
manufacture and keep for sale splendid every
article in their line of The very and workmanship
shSh they 9s at ys low prices Their stock consists Of he
Pelenes, Cape- Boa Mufs Neck RuF Sw,nsdown Rud
Otter, FurseaI Nura Mlskra Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also Sea Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard Satin figured Striped Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with Handkerchief Pain gd
vesng Bombazn Moha and silk and brsle Stocks
best run hrle frames in the approved Lines
Hs and Shirt Collars Cvats and sianers Pocket
Suspenders, Gloves, &c. 2-tf
EyENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN
IL TLEMEN-The subscriber the elegant and
spacious Of The Collegiate School, ls0 Canal street,
select class Of young gentlemen will be usual
branehes Of education also in the Classics and Modern Languages
Pestisux, Professor Of the French Language.
~ B. Particular attention viii be devoted Bookkeeping ard
Penmanshp.
Terms moderate Apply above. C. C. JENNINGS
dec 2-6
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
DR. EGIL IgT,, o PSI s PR1FEss-

nR. ELLIOTT, OCULIST s PROFESS.
~ OR OF ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF THE Hg-
MAN EYE No isi Broadway stairs, bes inform those who
troubled with weak named Eyes, defect Of viien
that they have opportunity Of getting their eyes PER-
FECTLY CURED, without operaonl by the aid Of skill
medicine and glasses Dr. F. having studied andeI the eee
haied Ocu in Europe, and in America Pro-
fo Smith, Of the Medical College Of Ohio enabled
with confidence thai he restore 10 sight and short time
the dangerous diseases the Eye hitherto considered ncn
rable from and practice, hundreds
New York and elsewhere testify.
SPECTACLES.
The patent elfadng beautiful medium Spectacle
Glasses having the peculiar IT keeping The perfectly
COOL giving il immediate and permanentes. and the tine
adjust iefto without the necessity cf change Dr. E.
will himself Patent Glasses, the particular defect
Price ofthe patent glasses, 81 p, common ditto. s..
N. Il. Elo's Patent Ointment for the immediate Of in
asmmaon Of the Price 80 cents per box. warranted.
Advice the poor yra the evening of Monday w dneay,
and Friday. LUZ
TOBACCO. Ac-lo,O0O lbs Of Prime Seed Leaf 1o,a :
received and Segars, OF all qualities. Cor ale by
C.AGNEw. 2i5 Front street.
p. 5. Tobacco representa- bales and boxes law
CUM ELASTIC OVER Shoes the rough
" or unfinished state, for sale by
RUSHTON AsPINWALL.
dee2S Sc William stree, and ITO Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
TIE: .J giN \ Sl!s =,

edTh celebrated medicine precedence Of all
Others tor the positive Of the gonorrha glee structures
gravel seminal week.-mrs. ercus complaints &c and all
The varied diseases Of the urinary Numerous choice nge
dents Of great celebrity scientifically introduced into the
composition Of the Friend and from the gene rally admitted vir
tues OF it, and with the testimony and avce OF
and respectable physicians and with the fact OF
Its having proved ectua in almost three thousand and
knowledge failed in With this OF testimony
in its favor offer to the public the mo.t eeeaa remedy IN
the world for OF urinary diseases decided advantage
IA. over oher edieine that Iequire no loes spPean
does not disorder the stomach and positively free from oil rs
OF mercury material that possibly niue the csnsii
ton Immediately remotely The demand Tor H.
considering the short time been made public without
parallel the history medeine and what Of
the reader ths has where attended the
oft fully with the demand INDEED the nt
Of the Friend have only become generally KNOWN and
will all the Panaeeas Caihocon and Nostrums &c the
ag and while they swiftly passing into forgetfune
the Friend hased upon the broad principles OF science and
parted hy universal confidence and pat5age will stand out
bold relief and prove the world that IL deed and Truth
the Unfrunae Friend And reader suffering with
ohe diseases Have been long and ely
afflicted tried various remedies and all purpose
IL 80 be not discouraged fore here Is friend.
article will sell readily all times, and in all places
and druggists and dealers throughout the United States and the
Crsds who wish become agents. will address their
cations at store. None genuine without signature
and al pei5ns hereby Notified that will prosec
tent # the law, the first least infringement of my patent right
Price 50 per bottle Sold the Bowary Medicine store
Bow.ry New York n. W. BADEAU. jan l2-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
REAP d TnI s.sj 8 s.r, NATURE!E

says Addison would be content TO fellow Nature, and assist
thing would dispose itself into order, Of eourse and The
eaven that be lump the language Of Scripture;
this however, denied by having reference the body
the purpose purgaon, he By this physooEy to
preserve health searches The field, for the geaninss where e
and become new lump according the original healthy ami
through fields w6e. cose they may make Sc
lection Of those calculated their bowels and purify
gastric juice swallow and carry continually stoaeh
@ Digestion and produce healthy ehyle. purify their
fR o% s eo%s y .
der the laws which govern the economy This
principle opsrsion assisting nature not Dr. BIandIeh,
the daily purgave Of the ocean, storms and hurricanes The pur-
pie becomes inactive do not both water and air become
and If the circulation Of blood becomes ang do not humo
which, up the the arteries and
passages ole! Mankind, these mss see The
bowels and The Importance Of medicine which sno..
sa s NJ
PILLS which in Eusnd have stood The test Of IS year trial. and
o", eT hs usual .eease medical q physicians had
scsd ihem they could do Their properties
Invariably as% hsi virtue. !. I'D
their BY braens bat BY removing The
Of weakness The gross rup, humor. from the b One Is
nS 81
'' s a:ss OF y he ss ssa Sb
i &. into %
snae itself to the various rsm6czions Of the human frame
makes the blood pure without system musl be mast
excellent; and know Bandreth Pills to be such medicine
$500 aonia.hsve been received Of the high
e all proving The extraordinary power Of BIsndIehs P:
ton. They fact prove he they make. tina, there
NECESSITY for any %, other mede s; g vy,,.
watch and fancy Is Fulton ~ C. Naf, bookseller &c 90