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0rAs inquiries are making relative to
the disease of which Mr.. Rothschild died, it
may be well TO state, that on his arrival at
Brussels, on his way TO Frankfort. to attend
the marriage of his son, he discovered boil
on his back, which shortly assumed the
malignant form of carbuncle. Had he
turned back Immediately to London for
medical advice, he might have been saved;
but he pursued his journey, and the disease
bafled the skill of the best physicians.--N.
Y. Star.
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Jonathan Long, a gawky six.footer-

\ JUIIaII!dII Long, BaWKy sIX-footer-
commonly called Long John"-when on
his way to market, always stopped for bis
breakfast at the tavern of Major f. Th<
Maj. observed that John was tremendous
eater, and had looked crab-apples at him
until he was tired, in the hope of inducing
him to get his breakfast elsewhere. But i
availed not-Long John was again on hand.
I" Major," said he, "can't have some sas.
sengers for breakfast" 'Ycs,' replied the
Major grufily, "you can have them, if we've
got enough in the house," He then bawled
to the house-maid, and on her appearing
"There Betty" said he Ego ts|{ethe mea.
sure of that man, and fry him length in
sausages !"-Nor. Adj.
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From the Bristol eng, Miro, Of I'M,


Great Steam Ship Company. direc-
tors, trustees, &c. of this important con.
Germ, assembled ON Thursday. ot the build.
ing yard of Messrs. Patterson and Mercer.
at Mapping, to witness the fixing of the
stern frame Of their first large ship, the keel
of which had been laid six weeks prev;ous-
~. This immense vessel is intended to p,y
between Bristol and America. Her length
VIII DC about the same as that of first rate
man-oi-war, viz: length of keel 204 feet !;
OF Geck SiS feet inches; length from taf-
frau tothe fore part of the figure head 900
feet 9 inches; burthen 1900 tons. THIS
city has to boast of being the first TO set the
example Of building steam vessels of this
clas: sor 1f>ding purposes. The frame was
nxeu WIN much apparent ease, although it
weighed moro than four tons, when royal
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

The article on our first page, under the head
of "Weath and Poverty" will be read with more
anxiety when it is known that the author is both
Def and Dumb--that he mover heard or made
sound in his life. He was educated in the Deaf
and Dumb ASYLUM, Philadelphia and is now
good printer, and employed in this Office. This
speaks volumes in favor of such institutions
Since he has learned the printing business he has
travelled over the most of the United States and
part of Europe.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

aaron Burr died on Tuesday evening,
at Staten Island. He was in the slst year
OF his age, and has been in feeble health
for long time. Ills remains will be ia.
ken in the steamboat Swan, on Friday NOR.
ming, at six o'clock, to Princetown, where
is the burial place of his family, and inter.
red at half past p. M.
lie was man of vast abilities, and
few have. seen a career so eyentful and
chcckered as his.-N. Y. Tines,
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Arrival of Vessels at St. Josenb. itb moo,

1''''o'' y 'e0Se1S ut '5t' JOSEPH, WIFI pO0ds
.fpr this section of country:
Sept. 6. Schooner Globe, Capt Perkins, from
Buffalo, with merchandise to Adams g. Appleton
and William Hopper, Constantine.
Sept. g. Schr. Allcgan, Capt. Matters, from
Oswego, with merchandise to Moore & Prutzman
Prairie Rond.
Sept. Q. schr. Detroit, Capt. Childs, from Os.
wcgo, with merchandise 10 N. Rowvell g. Co.
Goshen, Moore g. Prutzman, and C. and Tavlor.
Prairie Rond.
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We take great pleasure in giving place to tbs
following po,tical efiusion, and should be hap
py of sceiving similar favors from the author a.
often as convenient.
For the Constantine Republican.
STANZAS
BY JAMES e. VAIL.
saw her in the May of life, when all was JOY
and glee,
From bitter pangs, and heavy woes--from weary
troubles free. ss,..as.s.s.ss...ssss
] saw her when lovely hue o'erspre,d er che ok
SO fair
While DER neck Of spotless white, hung rich
luxuriant hair. g
saw her budding into bloom, the child of love
and life,
Free from the cares of womanhood, with hop,
and beauty rife. e a,s'
saw her mid the dazzling throng, the fairest Of
the fair,
All lovely young and innocent, and gay beyond
compare.
Years rolled away-thro other chimes 1t was my
Far from my nrtive mounts and hills, my fond
endearing home;
l saw her not, heard her not, yet Oft before my
sight,
Fond fancy would her features wreath, in health
and beauty bright
Again sought my native land, but many years
had flown, g
Since first left its verdant shores thro' other
chimes to roam;
Again trod my native soil, again Hooked around
Where once her girlish voice heard, her lustrous
eyes l found.
saw her now in womanhood, but wha. change
was there!
Where now those eyes so beaming once, that
beauty all SO fair
Where now that ruddy glow ofhealth, that man.
tied DER her facet
The form of radiant loneliness, of majesty and
grace1
Alas Alas the pale wan cheek, the eye, now
sunk and glare,
Bespoke of unrequited love, of anguish, and des-
pair. rs-eL tei ari
Consumption, too, had done its worst and DER
that trembling form,
Disease and death were visible, like clouds before
a Storm T"
Time crspt apac,; deaths archery at last had aid
her low,
And with her quench'd heavenly famo, a spirit
rife with woe
A secret love, tender heart, and all that virtue
gave,
Lie buried meath a mighty shroud, within 81
lent grave.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

We learn by the Division Orders, published in
the Iecumseh Democrat, for the Third Division
Michigan Militia, that tho Eleventh Regiment,
Col. Neal M'GArry, viii rendezvous and muster
Tor inspection and review. at the village of Gen.
trcvie, in this county, on Monday, 18th October,
by order of Maj General JosErn w. BRowN; ID.
Pittman Division Inspector, w. E. Boardmsn
AMI A. Felch Aids-de-camp
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

N The Keel Boat Constantine arrived here on
Wednesday last loaded down with goods to our
merchants. The Keel Boat Niles also arrived on
Friday last, loaded with merchandise for this
place.
The last mentioned boat was built in the city
of Rochester, state of New ork, and came thro'
tho Eric canal andNthe Likes last spring.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

William l.. Marcy was nominated by the De-
mocratic State Convention, lately held at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. for Governor, and John Tracy for
Lieut.. Governor.
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salute was fired amid great cheering, and
the band playing Rule Britannia. The stem
displayed the English ensign, and the
American flag hoisted at the stern.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

We have not yet heard from all the counties,
but we heard enough to convince us that there
is amajorty of three four of the delegates elec
ted opposed to accepting the proposition.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

Emigration. --Arrivals of emigrants at
Quebec up to Sept. 3, 1896, 1926; to
Sept. 3, 1885, 11,609. In favour Of this
year, 14,506.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-09-28

We regret to learn that the Cholera is raging
in South Carolina.
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From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
TEXAS AND MExIco.-HIoHLY IMPORTANT

TEXAS AND MExICo.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT
Mr.. p. Hoyt, in conformity with previous no.
tce, brought forward his motion for inquiry into
tho affairs of Texas and Mexico. He said it was
not war for Independence but for slavery, and
asked eff the United States were suffered to wrest
Texas from Mexico, Cuba would come next"
The debate however, is of so much import ince
that we extract the whole of it, from which it will
be seen that tho British Cabinet did not deem it
necessary 10 interfere, and the motion was with
drawn.
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FOR PRESIDENT,

FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, Of New.York.
PRESIDENT,
RICHARD M. JOHNSON, of Kentucky.
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r E p u BLICAN.


WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1895
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
COrmS!

WILL find in the use of tho ALBION
w CORN PLASTER, one Of the most
efficacious remedies known for that trouble.
some complaint, as hundreds or thousands
can. and are ready TO testify, to it's having
anewered better purpose than any thing
they had ever used. This application new
er causes the least pain, although it soft.
ems the Corn ann draws il out by the rootst
II gives immediate case as soon as applied,
and is as thorough as it is gentle in it's
effects.
REMARKABLE CURES!
A gentleman near Greenfield writes:-
at has cured a Corn, which for years had
caused me inconcevable pain and trouble,
(afier trying various other remedies;) and
having received such relief myself, I advise
all, however obstinate the complaint. 10
make trial of the Albion Corn Plaster, any
l have no doubt they will coon be as readd
to express their gratitude as I am"
An Agent, In writing for further supply
of the A blon Corn Plaster, observes--"I
have made sale Of all you sent me, and find
the article to be all it processes TO be, a.
those who have used il find it TO prove the
best article for corns they haze ever mat with.
Price SO cents box, with directions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20

A young lady dressed in male apparel
lately started on foot from Vermont in or
der to see her uncle in PIttsburg, Pa, for
The purpose of asking his assistance for her
father, who had been formerly in affiueut
circums, ances, but who having met with
misfortune, was at The time lying in Vermont
jail for another PERSONS debt. Having ar
rived at Newcastle, Pa, she was informed
that her uncle was as poor Us her father and
could render her no assistance. Disap-
pointed and discouraged, she turned her
steps homeward, aud her purse becoming
exhausted,a brute Of a landlord on the road
seized part of her clothing in payment for q
nights lodging. She afterwards stopped
at public house in Meadvile, and her sex
becoming known. she was kindly furnished
with proper clothing and the means ofprose'
cutting her journey home. Such an example
OF filial sffec,ion in young and delicate fe
male. used 10 all the re6nements Of society,
canno, be too much admired. Her disguise
was assumed for the purpose of securing
her personal safety during her journcy--a
journey of something like GEO miles, under
taken solely with the hope Of lberating q
fat..r from prson.-.N Y Cour.
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T he Vari ETY. S h op
At BULINGTON, TT.

WYE have gold and silver Watches,
w Jewelry, Chains, cheap and costly
Clocks, Plated and Briltania Ware Casters,
Musical Instruments and Instruction Books,
Perfumary, Hair Oils, Powders. Soaps,
Brushes, Cutlery, Candles,icks, Shutters,
Trays, Lamp Wicks, Stocks, Bosoms,
Backgammon Board, Visiting aad Printing
Cards, Ia very good assortment of all sizes
and colors) card Gases. Canes, Umbrellas,
Elastics, Busks, silk boot Lacings, overshoe
Buckles, RazCrs, Ink, Quilts, Pencils, India
Rubber, Letter Stamps, Curls. fine Pic.
lures, Toys. Drawing Boards and Paper,
sand Boxes, ink Stands, Confectionery, and
the greatest variety that can be found in
such Shop.
We clean and repair all kinds of Waich-
es and Clocks, and make all kinds of Silver
Spoons and sugar longs; Nursing Tubes,
coffin Plates, Hooks and Rings, Trunk
Plates, &c. &c. at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRlNsMAIp.
March 80. 1886.
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TIME MONTHLY GENEsEE FAR.

TIME MONTHLY GENESEE FAR.
Il MER-Publishe on the first Of eac
month. in Rochester, N. Y. by LUTHER
TUCKER. The publisher of the Genesce
Farmer, at the solicitation of many friends
Of Agricultural improvement in Western
New York. has issued the first number (for
January, 1867 Of a monthly periodical,
under the above title, which, while 1t will
embody much of the practical matter Of
that we'll established paper, will be fur
nshed TO subscribers at the exceeding low
price Of FrrrY CENTS AYEAR, 1t 10 be.
leved that such a work is much wanted TO
supply those who are unable or unwilling
to take a higher priced Agricultural paper
and that its general circulation among our
Farmers, cannot fail 10 promote their pri
vate interests as well as the public pros.
perity. The course and standing Of the
Genesee Farmer is SO extensively knwon,
that II is not necessary 10 sov more than
that the Monthly Farmer and Horticultur-
list will be made up Of the most practicable
and useful, articles that appear weekly in
that work. 1t will be handsomely printed
i6 pages octave to each number making an
annual volume, with Title page and index
Of 200 pages. The payment will in all
cases be required IN ADVANCE.
uSeven copies for three Dollsrs- 70
for Five Dollars-or a commission of 20
per cent allowed to Agents on all sums
amounting to $500 or more-the money
to be sent free Of postage.
January 6, 1886.
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John Randolphs WiH-The Virginia
Court of Appeals. in the case relative to
John Randolph's Will, by decision in which
all the members Of court concur, has revers
ed the judgment of the General Court,
which established the will of Jan. 1882.
The Court of Appeals have decided that
at the time Of the making of this will Mr..
Randolph was Of unsound mind, and that
therefore the paper purporting to be his
last will and testament is void. They
have given no opinion on any other point.
The Richmond Courier says
The will Of 1921 is before the General
Court, for probate, and it is presumed a
contest will be made on that also. 1t will
be remembered that this will provides for
the emancipation of all the slaves belong
ing TO Mr.. Randolph's estate. 1t is pro.
bable the case will be taken up at the en-
suing term IN July.
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SToI.IDITY. There are many excellent
men who are wise III certain respects, but
in others are simple as children. At late
Commencement, The poet while addressing
the audience, pu, his hand into his pocket
and took out his handkerchief TO wipe his
face. As he brought it round before him,
lie perceived it to be a large flag silk, and
quietly dropping it, took white linen one
from The other pocket. The Clergyman
who sat next him, stopped down, and pick
ing up the flag, very kindly laid il on the
desk in view of The audence--good na'ured
soul ~ +. GALAXY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20

Festival at Hamburgh.-At Hamburger
there is an annual festival, in which troops
Of chrildrcn parade the streets, carrying
green garlands. ornamented with cherries,
TO commemorate a remarkable event which
occurred in l432. When the Hussites
menaced the city with immediate destruc'
ton. one Of the citizens proposed that all
the chrildren. from seven TO fourteen years
Of age, should be clad in mourning, and
sent os supplcan,s to the enemy. Procopius
Nosus, the Hustle Chief, was so touched
with this spectacle that ne received the
young supplicants, RECALLED them with cher
Ties and other fruit, and promised TO spare
the city. The chrildren returned crowned
with leaves, holding cherries, and crying
pictory.
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DR.. Relies Pills for Females

For Distractions, Debility, Hypochondriac
Green Sickness, Giddiness and Paipitation
2fhe Heart, Bad Dige stion. Loathing Of
Food, and Pains Of the Stomach. The pills
purify end promote brisk circulation of
the blood, when become sluggish ana oh.
structed from the foregoing disorders, re.
vive the regular habits of the unhealthy fe-
male, whose sickly and pallicd countenance
becomes re animated, and freshens with
the natural glow Of restored health. They
are equally ctnducive to the health of mar.
RED ladies, except in CAGES Of pregnancy
or Consump, ION, when they must not be Ia,
ken Price 81 so per box.
Tyrone are genuine unless signed T.
KlDDER, on the wrapper, (soie proprietor
and successor TO Dr.. Conway BY whom
they are for sale at his counting room, No.
80 Court street, Boston, and BY his special
appointment, by J. & ]. II, PECK & Co.
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22O STOVES.

NN F. & w. l.. STRONG nov have tho
~ . pleasure of offering 10 those who are
DESTROYS of finding the most comfort and econ.
omy attainable in the use Of stoves, larger,
more complete, and cheaper assortment ofthis
article, than has ever been offered in this 70.
gIon Of country. We respectfully invite all
those who wish 10 view the degree of perfec-
ton now attained, as well as those who wish
to purchase, 10 call and examine these stoves.
The assortment consists of
faIker's Patent Prophesy Cooking, 4 sizes
Stan'ey's Rotary Top, do do
Parker's Gourd plate do
do Flat back do
Conants pattern, Tor Back Kitchen,)
Canada and Scotch plate Box, S sizes,
Parlour Stoves, a new and splendid
ARTICLES sizes,
together with Box Stoves of various kinds,
suitable for churches, stores, Offices, shops,
school houses, five acre lots, sc. &c. PIPE
on hand, and all kinds Of stove TRIMMINGS
made 10 order.
Burlington, Sept. s, 1885.
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THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DftJtffctce.

Renders the teeth beautifully and per.
manen'ly white. embelishes the enamel,
emoves the feter arising from decayed
teeth, usually termed offensive breath, pre-.
vents their decay, and tooth ache, eradi.
Gates the scurvy from the gnms, and i'm.
parts most desirable sweetness 10 the
breath.
UAn experianced druggist probounces
this Tooth Powder one of the best he has
ever met with, either Foreign or Domestic.
Price SO cents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20

Bagpipes.-At the battle of Quebec, in
1850, while the British troops were re-
treating in great disorder, the general COM
planned TO field officer in Fraser's regiment
Of the bad behavior of his corps. Sir,
said he, with some wrath, you did very
wrong in forbidding The pipers TO play this
morning; nothing encourages the Highan.
ders SO much in the day Of action. Nay
even now they would be Of use.'-'Let
them blow like the devil, them replied the
general, if il will bring back the men,
The pipcrs were then ordered to play a
favorite martial air and the Highlanders
the moment they heard The music, returned
and formed with alacrity in the van.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20

Music. "A French officer, during his
confinement in the Bastlle, used 10 amuse
himself with playing on the lutte. lie had
long thus diverted his melancholy; when
playing one day. he observed. to his great
as,onishmen,, number Of mice issuing
from tlsir holcs, and even spiders creeping
forth. lie repeated the experiment with
The same effect several lines; and even
found some entertainment in observing the
attentive audience which he could assemble
whenever he pleased. We have no reason
20 suppose This officer an Orpheus, yet it is
certain that his lutte captivated animals
which nigh, be supposed inscnsible to "ihe
concord Of sweet sounds"
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NOTICE.

yuyHE subscriber having closed business
Il in this place, aud being about to leave
town. respectfully requests all persons in'
debtcd to him, to make payment previous
TO the 10th of May next.
He would also take this occasion TO ten.
der his thanks to those who have patroniz'
ed him since he has been in business here.
II. CONNER.
burlington, April 10, 1886.
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FAT BEEF.-During the last week there
were two as fine beeveS taken to the New
York market from this county as were
ever buichcrcd. One was a five year old
steer, foltcd by Judge Sweet, Of this vii
Iaee, weighing 1000 pounds in his quarters;
and The other heifer, fatted by Mr.. Isaac
b. Clnpp of La Grange, which weighed
900 lbs. alive. The price paid for each
was $3.50. They made a handsome dis.
play N New York, on Thursday last
Poughkeepsie Eagle.
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IMPORTANT

TNO persons suffering from r II F. u M.
4 ATTIC COMPLAINTS. To The
Editor of the Enquirer-Sir, On the prin
tiple incalcated by the great and good Dr..
Franklin, TO diffuse as widely as possible
every means within our power to mitigate
or soften the Affections Of suffering human
ity, feel it incumbent on me TO make
known through the medium of your useful
paper, that on reading therein an adver.
tisement of Dr.. Jebb's Liniment, for the
cure Of RHEUMATISM, | was forcibly
impressed with belief that it was calcula
ted TO remove the severe Rheumatic affec
tion 10 which had been for seven or eight
years subjected, some times almost depriv.
ing me Of the use of my limbs. ! accor.
dinghy procured o bottle, and before ! had
used the whole of it, found very sensible
relief This increased my confidence in it,
and led me 10 obtain another bottle. the
use of which has completely removed the
swellings and pains Of my limbs, together
with the cramp, and restored them to their
wonted vigor. am respectfully yours,
GEO. TAYLOR, jr.
Hempsied, l.. /. March "a.
Persons suffering from the above COM
Paints, and in despair of a cure from the
failure Of the various remedies they have
used, are invited 10 make trial of this long
celebrated medicine, which has in wears
past cured and relieved, as it is now doing,
who had despaired of relief
Nothing but fair trial can give an idea of
its unriyaled excellence. 1t is also one of
the best applications known for stiffness of
the joints, numbness, sprans and chilblai ms
Price SO cents. For sale by
J. & J. II. PECK g. co.
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CURE FOR DIspEPsIA.-Put three tea.
spoonfuls of common table salt, and one OF
super. carbonate Of soda, in pint OF mod
cra,ely warm water. and drink il the first
thing in the morning; eat no breakfast,
and toke nothing until dinner time you
continue this ono week ana you are well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20

A Coquette is rose, from which every
lover plucks leaf; the ,horns are left for
her future husband
The spirit of truth dwellelh in meekness.
The sting of reproach is the truth oft.
Use your friends so that you would not
feor 10 have them your enemies.
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mos, distinguished physicians Of Paris
"Gcnilcmen," says he, 81 leave behind me
three great physicians. their urging
him TO mention them, expecting probably
to hear their own names, he briefly added
.JVater, Exercise, and Diet"