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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28

TO TIE PUBLIC.

n BROWN / Co. having heretofoIe made great imprsve-
Ed in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
go THREE DOLLARS, have excndsd their attention TO
this branch of business and daier themselves they
have succeeded manufacturing article which for ghness
hat is the esno result Of several experiences in the
:acurc, much and the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting il 10 hs public think they have
y reached the umaium Of beauty capne neates durability
comfort the They also manufacture and have
doing for very superior Fur Hat which also
THREE DOLLARS Thin hat has been highly approved by
tie public long experience will testify. All for cash
therefore good customer the losses Of Dad Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice
BROWNS Co.'S. Priced Hat Store
e. lis Chatham of Mott sre
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ACIRD-FASHIONABL SINGING accompanied nv
QE s1R

approved medicine for radical
above disorders gives Immediate relief those whose conu-
tu BY ntemperance and youthful mrrusn
cie anxiety VI mind aAd the habits Of fashionable e il
valuable remedy for such diseases attended with The
difficulty of breathing papaon Ut the heart sudden hushe Of
heat in various parts Of the y other times Of cold
and belly resembling those BY the gravel the pulse
variable uRcommonly slow other times
quick yawnng hccough- frequent signing and Of uoca
ton from hall lump in the throat alternate Cts Of crying and
convuve sleep and seldom refreshing and
the patient troubled with houd dreams Much has beea
said nv individuals against medicines that svert-d
but the efficacy Of Dr.. Lovemans Balm Of Gead Balm is
by Medical faculty acdcne Of great efficacy
r the above and should he in the possession of
person troubled with The above disorders. f9
For SALE by appointment by Patrick Dicke 43 Broadway,
Of LsPenad j. Syme, 6; Bow.ry wslkers and by
p Bue,k Co $40 Greenwich st, doors below Spring
r-;ce 50 cts h. e matt
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERNg;nc
L OOCT. DAWSONpS GENERATED URETHRAIIC

BALSAM-rhe curative qualities ard virtues OF tbs MEDICINE
h,s The experience CIR Twelve in h coany
Mlny spurious heen insde copce
with vues ofthem have gone out Of notice. those that
still inger hut little used At present
The pprictsr Eets 10 ino the phc that two
Or have made spurious limitations o. this
ccc medicine md have far forgot their duty TO their kw
citizens anp~r with their health and uious, Tor the
Of few dIsrs Their shall he exposed to
the public caught The sale Of snoh hottie The srrst eeisb
and rerusen the genuine Ba has hee hny gain
ed by the the following Geets
Irsor af the Bladder and Ureiha Gravel and other disorders
oftae Ur-ary Passages frequently performing perfect cure in
the short space Of three or four day<
Be particular Outside Of bottle has printed
su signed a. Smith other genuine Complete directions
accompany every hottie that IGNORANT
bottles Of the genuine he had OF y Deke, No as
Broasy Dr. Hart Chamber st. and broadway; sss BY
James Smith, Fulton ST., Brooklyn. jas a-im
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friend need trend indeed l-faeem Right
edrhs celebrated medicine has taken precedence OF all
ethers for the positive vt the eonorrhra gee scures
grsv-l seminal wcskenss mercua csmpant &c and all
varied Of urinary Numerous choice iRgre
ens Of great celebrity have bee, scientifically introduced into the
composition Of the Friend and from the generally admitted vr
Of t. with the testimony and avce Of Of
emaent and rsspecah physicians and with the fact Of
having proved eccua in almost three hsnd and
my knowedg failed In With this OF testimony
lis aer the public the most seia remedy in
the world for of urin1y diseases decided advantage
Ia. other cdcibe that requires no local application
disorder stomach ard positively free from ell rm
mercury any material that possibly nure The esniu
ary ossu Immediately remotely: The demand for IT,
considering short tune been made public, Is without
parallel history edene and what u consequence
rce the th has where attended the
oft fully with tbs deman Indeed the merits
only generally known, and II
will sperseie Psnseeas Cahocnp and Ncuns of the
age; while swiftly passing into fsrguness
tn Friend based upon the broad principles Of science and
ported universal confidence ard pairnar. viii stand out
hold relief and the world thai i in deed and Truth
Unfortmates Friend. And now reader suffering wit h
ofhe shove named dsas Have hesn long and surely
afflicted! Have tried various remedies and all
IL 50, Ne not disc snragrd. fore here Is friend.
article that will sell readily at all times. and In all places;
druggists and dealers throughout the United States and he
Csnada who wish 10 become agents. will address ther camm
cations Nohe l. genuine without signature
and all persos hereby ho6ed lh, wl the
# the law the hr least Infringement u INV pateR right
Price - bottle Sold the Bowary Medicine store
Bow-ry. New York rs. N.W-BADEAU. jan I2-f
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DRERSEVEY OUR TEETH-P--s.rve yer
Tee-snd 70 preserve yonr teeth, hcx OF DE- STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTlCA be used 1t prevents
the teeth and gums from aching and decsyis and rsne them
sound healthy snd beautiful and purhes aud swseens the hre
Upwards 1000 boxes sod the last nssh and have
single compsnt- HIS given general ssfaeti
For BY PATR OK D1CKlE, 4l3 broadway, Of Lie
below Spg and BY J. sYME Of Walker Stree: aaa the
Bsxerv. e.lt' 81 81 jan 4d
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FOR SALE-22,OOO Acres Of good timbered Land In
The State OF Maine, lying the Nar7gsugu waters and within
few miles Of ship navigation The principally Of
White Pine, with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood;
there also, several good ml il the vicinity, Of
Persons who have been IT, desirable Of land
and object for spectators take held Of Terms Of payment
will be inside easy and accommodating; f further particulars a-
ply 10 J. G. yANDENBERG
dec 5-tf IS Chatham street.
!yAT- CAR AND STOCK FACTORY.-The subscbr,
Oilers tor sale ri Satin Beaver Hats, Co
Caps and Silk Satin, Velvet and Bonhazine Stocks everyv
sv of style, quality and price, Also Ian Of Frenc
nd India Goods consisting of Bombazine Sais vee Grapes
Levannes Sc uble for Stockmakers and Sockmakers Trim
Lngs of all descriptions WILLIAM REID, % Cedar
". b. Black Silk Plush for IIafter's SEPT
I AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATsON 4 VAN
- DUZER, l5s Chatham street, selling at reduced
prices, splendid of Fus consisting of Cspes
Peenes, Boa's Mes Neck u, Swsnsnwn Tor trimming
other description articles their line. Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call for themselves,
sces determined their entire stock Of Fars prey
l. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York.
Ao, hand ab,ve superior Of fine Fur Caps and
Stocks dec SIT
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ERESH JUJUBE PASTE, nat impor!,d and tor sal
y DR. LEWIS FEUTCuWANGER,
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g avEYOUR CONsTITUTION:-THE
- rf.ihle remedies Dr. Homes gunm Borum
frx ,emedv Cor the Of Syphilis Como he Gees mgurs
Di.charrr Eurons Skin ard all Of scrofuous
nature battle efficient TO ,de- or'he .bve dis
surprise the patient nv Us wnnd- elect For sale
nv A. urir h So Reekman street. fWism; F. Chss
ferer IA Bawrrv G. and and Broc~: John Cov
Jr OF Broom and by T. Austin. - Car
miro street.. Price 81 mr. bottle e js' nj
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M ~ BNISIOW'S 81 Isl EMATlC WITHIN
tan,nhment NO 10 b.oadwsy: near Coan.nd street -,
Ss ygr '.ss'S Scsr. go M
THE hoiAL ANTi-ANHu system OF WHIT
..,,,,,d :, latter. hin. In ING. -. .,...,-
- ~ i. .'e.,, o oe.s np.es sse aeoom'' ensos'nS
pa both cd young bad he p2esaa writing may
BY Mr. Brsow Lonon writing master and eaehe Of short
| ,..Il hand
" ~ ,Ss y Hsx
that he has just returned from very .eeessf vi. TO Pniade
q %par and familiar ne
! -, 10 THE LADIES' =
om approved Of for lie Album complimentary and Visiting
AND TO GENTLEMEN
free expeditions and trade nan-kc style
&c &c r " " '--'""' r'' p''@' ''e '''""s "'"'e'
Terms moderate. GeuIeneus classes m rnng afternoon
s saa m II aI'e' "r"s separate apartments Iney met
- <S,7,,s :, :, = =, =. a. ~, :. - - -
~ Fosters Commercial School s5 Broadway the
anu approves psi"ePrs nc h-" OF are al
az "er ss n es ban aqs
t course the pupil viii post aHd balance two cnPee sets
10 the most rxies.ys and diversified establishment LESSONS
moderate ADpr is5 a.sar aapsr M no aam Dn,
STOREY
MERCANTILE ROnE x ~ PIN n ~. ,,.n,.r In ,rh;st
taught convey. but very imp.riec idea OF the practice
couniin. he find. no more mie Letwern what he sees
md what he b. bee. taught thu really exists between the chan
tween thorn and en- he study !. an a., ana il, sn
picaon practical USE well known need remark AID
& .
ration of all who wish acquire the form a modes Of business
Mr. FOSTERS ri o"s in tn. and
kill qualify him. in pecu for the Juie,
VXTFcT AND RTTF VT GOODS STOR r. No log
w Chstham Sou.rs Ia. r, seen opened exeiu,s, fer br
fire f'' -'' .--sN. " sup '"' jan ist
~ = % q ~, ~, :, 2. n : 1,.-,ri =
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CAI.VESs FEET JELLY--ir pint, and half p'nts, also
~ in forms for parties, D. BRYSONS. Hs Fulton st.
Broadway. jm2-ln
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I ARIES EgRs: FINE FUR CAPS, HATS

II AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS.
L. AND STOCKS.-Wslson Van Duxsr, l5s Chasiam
respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
manufacture and keep for sale splendid every
article in their line Of che best materials and Workmanship
which they oder low prices Their stock Of
following articles, viz Lynx. Squirrel Genet Martin ami Sable
Peernes, Cares, Boa' Mu and Neck Tf Sw,nsdown Rus
Otter Fuesi, Nutra Muskrat, Rabbit. and Hair Seal Gaps
Also Sealet Pu.h, Cloth Leather md Fancy Caps. Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Fouad Satin figured d, Striped do Plaid
10. Plain do Stocks, with and Pan fgd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk and satin
Vesng Bomhzzn Moha and silk and be Stocks
hest btle frames the approved Lines
and Shirt Collars Crvais and Stes Pocket Handk hie
Suspenders Gloves. &c. 2-tf
IL TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed the elegant and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, leo Canal street,
the corner Of Vat K street.
select elsss Of young gentlemen will be instructed the usual
ranches Of also IN the Classics and Modern Languages
The French department under the Immediate direction
Pestisux Professor Of the French Language.
b. Particular will be devoted Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship
Terns moderate. Apply as above C. c. JENNINGS.
dec 2f
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lvl pubic thht he continues be CONSULTED In confidential
his where his attention devoted 10 the
of certain delicate Diseases In their different
stages A elects, Structures. Gonori hra SeHins Weakness
Ulre o. long standing and all denses arising from mPuy OIL
reneed this branch the Poesn Ssansersc aPpr.ed hi.
Dr. Gover having completed regular II study ohsned
his degree Medicine and Surgery Philadelphia therefore de
sire. he enumerated the number Of tbe advertising
and putting Nominal DOCTORS whose found In eve pub
ic print.
lie vii. he found his ocr No Ann Bosaway
American Mrue:n, hour during the
day evesing, until 10 o'clock. There u his
Offices the through his the second hiring the rd doer
from the Museum through private 10 his oee dsos
ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

the action for compensation could be sustained hut
as 10 the money paid by the plaintiff it clearly paid
without any valuable consideration being aiven there
Tor, aud must thsrcioe be refunded The manu- i,.s
sion was Intended as valuable consideration was
not SUCH being rendeo ssay BY operation
Judgment was rendered for The plaintiff for the SS25
without interest the court being OF opinion that under
me equitable circumstances Of the interest ought
not 10 DC xacted, the money having been both paid and
received under mstake--N y Com .fdr.
The latest New York papers contain extracts from
riiyaie SPondcnce truIn Paris which sbound in
spceulailons ON the existing relations between the u
STATES and France These passages OF letters from pr
vate individuals should not however be allowed moro
weight than they intrinscaly entitled TO- The New
ork American takes the following view of them in
which we are disposed 10
1--WE see IN the runors of war ofaiqrm They
are all bounded obviously in the apprehension that
hostile or offensive steps had been, or would immcd
otey be, taken ~ the United States Of which there is
no probability.
"The rumored alliance between Russia and the IT,
States shows how loose and wild the political specu-
Iatiuns o European journals about us. "-hat. Int.
We happy to learn that the bill Incorporating the
Roanoke and Mississippi Railway has passed the Lees-
sture of North Carolina and is now a law of tho land
Well done, Carolina
We also learn, tina, Mr.. Cowley Of Portsmouth and
Mr. Newton of Norfolk have returned from their yisi,
TO Ralcigh.-NorioM Herald.
MissIssIrrLThe Senate Of this State met at Jackson
on the Sd inst in obedience 10 proclamation of the Sc
cretary OF State, for the purpose of eecng President
OF their body, who should exercise the executive duties
nnui ,he new Governor shall be indicted into Office.
The Hon John a Quitman, of Adams was elected and
is, consequently Governor of the State until tho meet.
ing of tie Legislature.
John Ross, Principal Chief, john Ridge, and ten
others, Of the Cherokee delegation, passed through,
Athens, Tenn, early i'm Dec on their way To Wash.
parties in the nation now in favor of treaty. 1T is
expected that one will be entered into without delay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
Jan. T. 1aiS :" o.
q LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE-Tho -

"a LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Tbc under
IA signed offers for sale the tract of land on which Inc
resides, lying in tie county Of Albcmare chic bceco
burg, and the South West Mountains, adiojning ibe
lands of Mr. John Rogers, Mrs. f. Clark &C. contain
ing about 1000 acres 700 Of which are cleared The hal
sncc 10 woods Also, the moiety of the tract on which
Mrs D. Clark resides TO be held by her during her liz
the half of another tract lying ON The waters IF
MIchunk, and Beaver dam Greeks containing about d00
acres, and rs chiefly valuable for timber 1T Is deemed
useless to give more minute description of the above
lands, Prcsumng will purchase without first -
aiming tlem They will be shown by the UNDERSIGNED
20 any person dsPoseu 70 purchase, when he will make
known ms terms JAMES CLARK
Jan. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

la an Crtz (whg) Of Patdck Mr. Gritty uas sauces.
ca N oy inc Casting vote OF The saerbus the Com
,iee OF Elections has reported 20 suspend Inn, nn, mn
Adam asa: ry OF votes
The great contest from Albcu,arc bctu ~ N ,l..s,.
n,eAander T ives and Thomas Jefferson RaadoIph,
lVpu''can and si''i X iienb.rs Alc-,rs l;ilnsr
and Sotthall, (>shigs) the ,apisIt il
hAe'y 70 be spun out for Two or three weeks.
THE FRENCH QUESTION
he National lntelligencrr has at length given us
so"e@ "s o'rn m1adsr-and very little peal II is IL
csncs IN The shape Of remarks on The snpp,ess
ca 'sar, Sas aney are pleased to term winch
Paris as 1t Is published in the New York Commercial =
The following is an extract from the extract: + &
Iae french Gorernmsnf, in the meanwhile sends
communications TO Mrir Charge Uashiagfon sfafin
etat could be satisfactory diem and reoussfny 49,, r,
sho,7 70 nc Secretary IF State and GRE him COPY a.
goiistion be had The subject of giriny erpioDa
toms q The Presidents Message Noiice at length
gwen here, through the American Ciargc that cxpana-
tions and payment of the money is demanded; this az
Yer some negotiation and two Interviews IL re-
fused MIR. Barton, according TO his instructions de-
mands his passports and obtains them aud the French
Withdraw their Charge from the United States This
is Dref history OF this unfortunate affair. The unne-
cessariy harsh language of tie last message and the
rough ana severe language of Mr.. Livingston cores
pondencc with the French Government, and the un,or
donaeie Snd stupid publishing of the correspondence
WIN ms own nave brought US TO the very verge of war
- am not disposed 10 blame Government for be-
ING decided with France II was time u it should be
So But this business might have been better conduct
ed. Nor do blame the President for not making M,
apology to the French Government, evcs caplana-
hons directly, for it had no gh! 10 make such demand
But think something due the position Of the
King aud his ministry, and way could have been
devised for getting this difficulty, without farther
trouble, and without compromising the dignity of the
Government
Wrll-and has not the President done great deai in
his last Message? Ought France To be satisfied; =
Will she not be so' Would this American citizen have
had the President explain the 10 France herself ON
point connected with the coordinate branch of own
govenmeninstcad Of addressing himself again TO Con-
gress?
But as tothis suppressed letter, Why did not the Pa
rs Correspondent state, that the Secretary of State dill
not refuse toreceirc IL? Why did he not say as we have
understood 10 be the fact that the President offered
through the Secretary of State to receive IL oe;n
and to reply to it officially but that the Fench Cha
Aifnes declined giving it tat dcstnation-no doubt
! in obedience to his own instructions,
The sale OF The furniture Of NJ Pagcot, "Charge AT.
aires from the Kingdom of France was advertise 10
take place yesterday at Washington This looks ike
notice % Quit - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

YMSHE SUBSCRIBERS, Dealers in SILKS and Foo,u
IGoas lately III Pearl Street, New York. would
inform their friends that in consequence of the destrn
ton OF their store by the late caamous fire. they
removed TO the large and convenient building No RI IL
oerty Street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Thorburns
seed Store, and Immediately contiguous to the Civ and
oiher Hotels The loss they will sustain will be b1t fri
fling; and as their stock, the coming Spring will he
tirey new, they hope 10 offer increased facilities TO
chascrs ef goods in their line. ~ P''-
COMSTOCK 81 ANDREWS
tGh- T. Td-I0f
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION

graph Pa
" We have, upon the report of the misnaned UIigs
CLASSIFIED General Dixon Of the late returned Re,
representatives. OF Mississippi Of Me Cppostion and be-
longing to one OF the parties of which the coalition is
composed From information which we can RELY. we
manifold Wing party-that he is true friend of The AL
minisration, and will give it sincere and cordial sup
port. ~
From the same source, informed Tint Poindex
the Senate"
So mote il bc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

EXPUNGLNG RESoLUYyOAS--I Omo.

EXPJNGING RESOLCIyONS-IS ONO
Mr.. Harlans Resolutions passed the House of Relrc-
sentatises the 22d and 2}d nit by decisive maiorcs
The Isl and % declaring the Sena,cs resolution rross
assumption of power Sc.and inStruc,ing their Sena.
tors III Congress, TO vote For cxpungng from the Jour
nails, were carried by vote Cf l6 "a The I'd rcso-
luton, declaring il the solemn duty of the Representa-
I'VE 10 oeey instructions, or to resign by vote of 53
IL The duh, requesting the Governor TO transmit, CO.
pos To Their Senator's and to the President and Vice Pre-
sdCnt OF The u :. was adopted without division. The
9th Resolution requesting the Governor 10 send eony
TO Mr Benton In consideration of the distinr re-
ation which he bears the subject of these resolu
tons, was carried by vote of ID 10 %
These several resolutions adopted by the Senate
on tie 2Stli The LIST and I'd by 70 to l5 The I'D by
"a to IL. The 4th and 9th by similar vote as On The
LIST resolution.
Every effort of the Wings in the Legislature of Ohio.
ovote down the great right IF Instruction. out
the Expunging Resolutions, has been defeated by The
hrmncss ithe Republican Party. The Wings made tho
sae effort there, which attempted in Va in 1912 viz
TO claim for tie People alone The right TO the Sena
TORS and 10 deny to their in the Lcgsa
lure The Report of Mr. Leigh conats the last branch
OF the proposiuon and completely overthrows it, The
Globe truly says that in like that of the
resolutions in Ohio, where the question has been aaat
ca Tor years, and the Representatives come fresh ren,
the People with full knowledge of their sentiments
every man must that the denial of the ryht of in
sruction 10 the Legislature clcctnp the Senator for tho
same people, who elected the Legislature TO mbody their
VIII In laws and resolutions mere prctext to enable
The Senator to set up his will for the will of the State
WIN full knowledge that it is in direct defiance of
IL would be an anomaly, indeed, if the Repre-
should be nrus,cd with the power of representing ,e
state IN choosing lis Senator but should be consider ID
alter the election subordinate the individual chosen
ms declaration OF the Will OF the people being held
nor TO that expressed by hei imme date Representa-
uvSs, the constituent body appointing the Senator
Resolutions have also passed the Senate of Ohio ain
strucng her Senator's and requesting her Representa-
yves Congress, to oppose the admission of the Terri.
tory OF Michigan into The Union till the Northern Boun.
uary iine be definitely established, in accordance will,
The PT0ris0 in the 9th section of the 9TH article of The
Constitution of Ohio These passed by vote of
~ TO o To prevent msconccpton, it is well TO state
tat the dSsenent vote cast in consequence of the
onectons OF certain of the Wing members the word
" instruct, contained i'll the LIST resolution The sub.
Ject had not yet been taken up in the House, but il will
there be concurred in with equal unanimity"
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T'syemty-fourth Comgscss--asg ssess,


me Chair presented a communication from Che Ma
w Department, enclosing an account Of coofinernt
ponse8. ~
= Petitions and memorials were presented bv Mess,s
Iorier clayton, maugum, Goldsborough Wriylt Torn
hnson, leigh, iiptoni Kent. Black and White
Upon The motion Of Mr. Kent 10 refer the petition NJ
District Of Columbia wv
M benton stated That, 10 order not TO take the ee
nate By surprise, he oaye notice fbst to.bo.1 -
hooia move Tor tho appointment Of select cotnn,;ffes
WIN INSTRUCTIONS 70 inquire into the sysfem Of baokn