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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

II M. GUION's PHOENIX DRUG STORE,
He E Bowe Grand rect where Of
Dmes Medicine PeuDery and Fancy articles nsy t
6nt Qu1ilty, and on the IN IT rcnsonnbe terms. Also
sABERNErHys CosPoUND LIQUOR CE MIXTURE, fo
Coughs Colds Asthn &c The OF this calculated
which has cen before the American puLlc bat mouth
uly sstoanbnG HUNDREDS certificates poured ia ON
khc agent aiquarcn
The ioown; fair sample Necdmoe bf laid intci
gent p-oslef
DR. GuonDesr your advice used one Bottle
OF Abeuc hys Compound LIuI Cough Mixture -
rey curcd 81 tn. and hac king cough which
then had. Gratefully and ,iuy yoJns,
Signed b. HOWE.
New York, Nov. 49, 1895
Dr. NJ Guioo-arI comply with the request OF nv family
ed grateful feelings IL certifying TO the
with who and sevcfa OF fan have Alternately
Ccnpousd Llpuonce oueh Mixture"
Signed JOHN INwRIGHT.
New York, Nov. n, 1886.
0UI0N5 Celebrated Worm Drops arcady known Specific
& tins 10 the particularly calculated address
minds all mothers whse infants suffering
% dreaasl diseases merits already established BY r
testimonials the proprietor talofI BEETLE
Will convince the most sccpcaL
6UioNs Universal Plaster, established inabe remedy
fsr Cons tbs painful; nso old ciibnns Of
bng standing article al great merit hrndfcas will testify
Likewise Tor sale nj Underhrs Berkpan aud william
Hppers corner broadway and anklm asd +. Burnett No IS
sn'h Avenue. y-u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

uEALTH-THE CELEBRATED CAMoMH.E, or TONIC
PILLS OF DIR. W EVANS, a specific effect ON the
brain and nervous u that the palp sng bes the
band the dizzy and the huerng mind vanish before Their f
feet ike he the benign influence Of
The tonic medicine for al general deb ~
ndsestlon
rent dls,ennonoi stomach bchnes pains Che
unpleasant the mouth, rblng in the tpwels
aDgudness, when the mInd irritable
dcspondinr, thoughtful, melancholy and dejeeied
Hypocundrlscssm low ofthc nervous mi
tabry nightmare DISTURBED sleep, rheumatism, spasmedc .c.
The slghi, allo
Evans celebrated Tonic Pills will effect edy
The various WEAkNESSES peculip the fair
diaey uuder the 81 Dr. EVANS TONIC PILLS,
ladies fash and rcscciaiiy tss cyuny a.e in Europe
have found them to bc the best deal appcndage
let they met WITH recruiting the Srcayed spirits attn
the headache dunes and creating pleasing
ad chasing melancholy They comfort strength
the whole system.
Reference OF the efcnry 81 these invaluable Pills.
had Of DR. EVANS square
New York where the Pills I'D whslesa retail by
ngcnis IN and n 9w
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

KYS ASIuNGENr Pitfs-Estabishcd for hc radical cure
o. oee M ~ con inued iehrt dseha lie perfectly
VIZ nienor q VI Cher these pills nvigoratc hc
WIZ ~ 81 ally ~ fcvc W ppearancc
such detfntng complaint Lsttes ron, AZ se nu,ul ~
Of credible pc restored ften tshy mae ated sate al
hoah ecnhsle robust might he nd uced ihropgh the so
sscncy Of these sy celebrated r which Sr Ch nv "a rsts
w cOsan no mecury cepeiva other norcl 80 ~ n ,e,
cous at re but the following deemed al Iriep
- Oh - - - Nassau II Get July ~, 1896
allow vase
mind much Tint could nod no s1a,,an % p,y
five different store Vi &c last Decor cr nd until t, ~
boxes OF ysnr ~ last hpr and sla Mayl have l ne,
maa &c Isend my addre.s conhdenaly and ii nsry
wwaL J. A M
New York whocsa and retail by A. y ga d. los r,J
MILAN Syme walker and Bowc-y and rrsi
by n 0sIofn, Holston and Bovev NJ Gamble Ia
rhrosdwsy I'm Colvile, Jr nd Broadway M
fIor sen Hudson AVID Can r. " Anein a. Caf,ninoi
Price ~ pes box. dis-ims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

nR. HAMILTON, Sturgeon Of long standing. snd a
~ rup, Of two 81 the @ COLLEGES ii anatomy and the theory
and pastce OF physc and surgery Euroye has moved tn
Ha,sc No fs7 Pearl tr of md entrance John street
sbso he he consulted dental humn
nssnre orm ar-cae on indicate The
xrsres venerra cured r Sores
~vsyy osher description Eopooncc 10 their
n<e. Attendare nj all houfs. mi-G
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NOe ET.-The Is mol lar
on wseD Levson Hunters Rel Drop will supesede the use
every ttng hai ever Wa known M the venceal
nS uns scp cd rob
il uss 9eJSs II lily Asceyed particularly when
teeQ aes thlt cured week
that have used every thing they hear readol NOTHING
u wal AN hundred ake
wish further expense g this rst-wsr
rnnted To shc and safe money returned SEQ
that every bottle has The wit Unah Levson OF
whom can be obtained and confidently 30 Dvi
New York Transcript ia i'm.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13
MEDICAL CARD,

MEDICAL CARD.-Thc study bestowed upon certain
w branch practice W DR. GLOVER continues receive lie
confidence q tho public Those who affected with elects
long standing and all diseases arising from puny IT the boo
and such ponctcd have bacd the sxpcrenc
ed viii do well 10 him AZ his office ne the
Museum Separate separate offices Pm
waite entrance, 3D. doorrom the Museum. dio6
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co@Iony"s ssh sOs's and UP nsslynsss il r -, !.
Yo sale whsksIe and retail BY Rushton 4 Aspin . - v
IN sueSs nsf9sdwav and 10 Astor House; aud ri II ~.
NJ 49, HAL Beecksr street DR.. Hart corner ~
aa usnten streets; Dr. Symm, corner Of VAL -
s.% INC pweIy A. Underhll, No Berkusn 49,.
Vt and hsn,. $780,. HUTCHINSON,
lbn 1888 Washr1on ~ R.sfon. 'lnae'pnia ~ B. Row
United States Bar Albanv M ~ asnms city c.;
fancy and perjury stse ~ every Druggist and
Canadas. " '~o"s"out the 1nN6d states and the
O,dcrs from dance aad,as.o, !. -
Messrs Hull Abwen ~ 49,. - !Nessrs Lawrence KEGS,
will he H. druggists, Maiden ane Y
u I'm,
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nR. MOTIFS COUGH COMPETITION.

~ ound Sugar " Honey, ior CosFhs Colds Asthma al
Pulmonary affections Al taosc ally iemals nd c
d. n who m. lcins IN the ard nas/
ting forms this cica ps aiabc aiiclc pac1T
cnca ed tine of this article, for the purposes IL
Cough worth pound Of uiubc Paste any ecog
rem lie h. -
This uirc article hrhlg approved AID recommended
Nc deal Profession, FL all Colds, Coughs C0nsumlii l
Every ismy nIhs city haud bottle Of this n X
medicino-t vii be found 10 be the best that's tho
most eoncen rated ftm Price 8 per large lott wu.o
F1f sale wholesale and retail by a. Undorhn cyamIaa 80
ana Bcckmansis ~ Hart, Broadway nnCL
Dr. Synic corner Walker u. and Bowcry; Mr. SHELF
New York. ID. r. Rowland, iss Washington .t1ppn' 'o'e'
4 Huicingon of7th and Chcsnut ats rlye'p"A'
dai IN
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no THE UNFOKTUNATE-'r advert

ITO THE UNFOkTUNAVE-rhis advertisement ~
particularly dedicated to after having Of all the
pills specifics &e that have been advertised for three
months all II which have rather prolonged than he dis
Yo1,I will have thousands have already
have to the only mae fsr those ar dis
called gonorhaa elects seminal and the wo
of symptoms which fol &c. You have
bottle OF Dr. Emnonss LIBERATED Gonohaa MIXTURE and
If by the Of bottle entirely will be
that will Immediate another bottle
which TAI Graduating entirely Although itte
unpleasant atf it's Tor the above
which thousands who have uscdit, antcsfy
This medc,ne has stood the test of several Of Experience
both by myself and several distinguished both this
cy and N other 80 ,hat you who afflicted with th.
pockets.
This preparation taken without any or sus
pension from business Those who use of single bo
tie have been convinced OF the method Of being cured Of the
above named disease
A letter from DR. X. Hammond, New Jersey
DR. j. Emmsns Please nd another half Of
brad Gonnran Mixture, the last you all zane
From what have o IL opcmiion think The mcd,c,,e
Of the kindevcr oeredto the public Yours respectfully,
KELLEY HAMMOND, New Jersey
To j. Emmons NJ D. hsi undoubtedly the best medicine
fcr the e the venereal disease that been nv.a
The ingredients from which sed
me scientifically combined
This valuable medicine be had OLA Undehi Bceknan
cor VIM st. principal agent also Of y. Guo Bowcry
Grand ST. DR. Schein Canal and plnse NTH
city. Price 81 per hottie. d2s-'n
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NJooRE's COUGH SYRUP.

Vh pne tc most innocent M us,, :. .n'an
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hu' tn propn tor would rather 80 Wee y -
its merits ;oc
Sold b. John Matras, Chemist Tpadway ,onr Cham
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Mrs 30 IT, 73Fupn IT. Broos yn -. 80, :, r~p rvr w
To Ne had above MORRE IfshbNN - -. s,,s,s IN.
TER winch has a ed t'v, " h eno w M, Inc have
stances have been effect whereevev "m Inn
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

And OF oneperson IN every town and village in the
whole extent of the United States or which ses
advertisement in each place. DAFT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

u1OCTOA EAWCE1I, late Surgeon OF the 24tt,
- Regimentof the Brsh Army memher onLe Royal College
or Surgeons 81 L0Hdon and Edinburgh ed
cal College OF continues still
the treaiment oftbe following diseases. wiz
Fenera all its strictures rta
ton Of Ae urohra and bladder Diseases arising fom he
ause mercury OF de,anxenent Of the fluids
CD &C. pei;on who have injured themselves
the emoyal Of certain disorder Oce Fulton street es,
Greenwich IT so.',t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

al nays. Mr.. Hoy, in making the notion,
said it was the standard of slavery that was
raised in Texas, and il behooved England
to stand by Mexico in such contest
Lord Palmerston SAID that the Presidents
Message to Congress on that point was full
and satisfactory, and showed no disposition
to violate the neutrality they had prcser-
we'd. lie also suggested that the interests
of the North would be a sufficient check
against any improper recognition of the
Independence of Texas. O'Conncll de-
nounced the United States on tho subject
Of slavery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14
# u X II IGN ITE NJ s.

LORD LYNDHURsT AND Mr.. SHELL
During the discussion of the Ilsh Mum
cipal Corporations bill-Lord Lyndhurst
being seated under the galaries-Mr Shiel
in the course of bis speech in favor of the
bill made the following eloquent and
scorchlng alIusion to a phrase, used some
time ago by Lord Lyndhursl
All we ask is simply justice. Can you
reconclIe IL with common sense of justice
that !, who stand in the House as a Mem
her for the county of Tlpperary, cannot be
a Member of Corporations OF Cashel OF
Clonmel' The thing is mons,rous. We
ask for justice, and we will pcrseyere in
the assertion of our just cause. If the
Tories come into power, they shall find u,
here they will find US combined and con.
federated against them.
We beat them before, and we will bea,
=" again. Oh, but there was a grear
10 Justice This is the Ian
been used ever sine,
his foot on the shore
very Engishman l.
1t Ireland has bee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14
"Gudrd 1ceU My thoughts, for thoughts

Guard peH Thy thoughts, for thoughts
are heard in Heacen.''
1t is common thing for person to say
81 cannot help my thoughts" But this is
not strictly true. We Danish those that
give us positive uneasiness as soon us they
intrude themselves; the humane do no,
dwell upon images Of cruelty and torture,
because they experience actual pain from
them; others have a constitutional fear of
death, and they con,rive to Danish the thot
of it. These instances, slight as they are,
prove that we can help our thoughts. But,
as distinguished writer has observed,
AFTER all our endeavors 10 dress the gar
den of the mind, i'll thoughts, like weeds,
will spring up; they are the native produce
of the soil; but if we take care to root them
up as fast as possible, as well as to cultivate
and cherish each useful and beautiful plant.
this is III that God requires of us.--Back
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

PENNsYLvANIA.-- Gov. Ritner has uetoed
the Improvement bill passed by the Logis.
Iature. 1t contemplated appropriations ex
cecdlng three millions Of dollars--whch,
together with existing appropriations and
past expenditures, would in three years
have raised the State debt to- forty millions
Of dollars.
The bill was returned to the Logis,ure,
where it failed TO obtain q two thirds vote,
and is lost; and the Legislature adjourned
on the 4,h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14
DOMESTIC.

BENJAMIN RATHBUN.- This individual
whose failure at Buffalo, some time since.
caused no small agitation, was put on trial
last week at Batavia. He was taken from
the gaol in Erie county to Batavia in irons;
and his appearance in that manner created
some disturbance of the usual quiet of the
village. He is to be tried on three indict.
ments for forgery. From the facts charged
in the indictment, it appears that in April,
1886, RathbUn was in New>York, las is
supposed for the purpose Of raising funds. J
In letter written by him TO David r. Ev.
ans, of Batavia, on the 18Th April he in.
formed Mr.. Evans that he (R could obtain
81 900 on Mr. Evans's note with his (R's)
endorsement. He therefore inclosed three
notes filled up for $4,000 each, for Mr.. Ev.
ans to sign ard return, payable at the Man.
haitian Bank, in four months. He also in.
closed three other notes OF $1,000 each,
drawn by himself, and endorsed by eleven
gentlemen Of Buffalo, which Ralhbun re-
questcd Mr.. Evans to retain in his "privote
desk" as collateral security for the notes
Mr.. Evans was to send him. These en-.
dorscments were all forgeries. Mr.. Evans
complied with Rathbun's wishes, signed
and reinclosed the three notes for $1,000
each, and retained in his 'private desk
the forged notes. Ra,hbun did not take up
the notes in consequence of his failure,
which took place on the Cd of August fol.
lowing, Sixteen days before they became
due.) 1t is upon the three notes he sent
to Mr.. Evans that Rathbun is now to be
tried.
P. S. The jury in this case, after full
hearing, not being enabled to agree, were
discharged, and new trial ordered for
next fall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

The Mobile papers give an instance Of o.
most daring robbery, pcrpctra,ed within n
few miles OF that city, on a Mr.. woodward
He was waylad, dragged from his horse,
blind folded and carried into a swamp and
tied and then robbed of nearly SO 900. -
The plundcrcrs even divided the money
near by him, within his hearing, and quar-
relied about their shares. They left him
bound and blind folded and said within his
hearing that they would go to the road and
cover up their tracks and some blood which
had been spilled. While they were gone,
he got one arm loose from the cord and
then released the other and got the BAN
dage from his eyes, and striking away
deeper into the swamp effected his escape.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14
BUR T. ING 4 O Yr
FRIDAY MORNIN NC, APRIL IA.

--LATEST FROM EUROPE. The packet
ship Sheffield. at New York, brought, Lon.
don and Liverpool papers to the nth
March, inclusive.
In the British House of Commons March
9Th, motion for leave to bring in a bill
for taking votes by ballot at elections for
Palamen'. was lost; yeas 1873, noes $685.
On the same day the House, by a vote
Of 3l8 to Sc, declared ''that ia the exis-
ting state of Lower Canada, it is unadvi-
sable to make the Legislative Council Of
that province an Elective Body; but that
it is expedient that measures be adopted
TOR securing to that branch Of the Legs
laiure create. degree Of public conf
dencc."
The London Times remarks: Gas for
Canada, we care little about it but as o
channel for the course Of the 81 Lawrence,
the Nile Of British North America, and
the only medium OF communication BEG
tween England and the far more valuable
region and more kindred people Of the Up
per Province. The French Canadians
mean separation, and nothing else, by their
turbulence. For themselves alone, they
are not worth the Keeping; but as the
key to Upper Canada, and the medium Of
intercourse with 600 900 Of our own brave
,toI MI hot
try. we must prevent this perverse breed
from tormen'ng Us longer by their audaci,
of Parliament will do it, without the aid OF
single man or gun from Great Britain"
A deputa,ion has arrived at London tC
plead the cause of the poor people of the
Highlands and Islands Of Scotland who ar,
pershng from famine. Upwards Of 81,
900 are reduced to total restitution The,
have but five months provisions. 4 meet
ing Of the charitable is called at the Egyr
tian hall.
By latest accounts from Spain to Marc
4th, it appears the Carlsts are now mas
lers of all the valleys between France an
Pampeluna. The Queens army in Ma
, varre, are totally cut off from communities
} ton with France.
The most important item Of news fro'
France, is the defeat of ministers in tn
Chamber of Deputies, by the rejection {
h the bill to provide for the trial of politics
, offences by military traitors, before mil
e tary tribunal. The majority against tt
v bill was 2 the vote being 200 for, 81
J, against, 1t was not thought, howeve
that the ministers would resign, unle
N they should also be defeated on the appa
age bill, and the new demand for seer
service money, which was not thong
probable.
A motion was made in the House
y Commons, on the 10Th, to present an a.
. dress to His Majesty, petlioniDg COVER
I ment to lay before the House all legisl
:, tive proceedings of the American Con!
SIS ress, aud all correspondence, upon the su
VI ect of the recognition by our governme
10 of the independence Of Texas. The Hou
divided on this motion as follows; 90 yea
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

RAG Monty, "A bill has passed the
Senate OF Ohio, creating t,penty seren new
banks, with an aggregate capital of four
millions .fioe hundred thousand dollars. 1t
was introduced by a Fan Buren, member.
and passed by Tan Buren, Senate, and
yet these are The individual who denounce
banks as monopolies and their notes as pa
per rags. Just so with tho Van Buren,
House Of Delegates Of Virginia. They
have enacted bill which more than douJ.
les the banking capital of the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

CoNNEcTtcUT ELECTION. The returns
from this State show the election of two
Wing members Of Congress--to witt
Brockway and Williams The election of
eight or ten State Senators--and a large
increase of Wing members in the popular
branch of the Legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

PIANOS. Having ourselves been much
gratlied by casual visit the other day to
the piano factory Of Messrs. HERRrcK,
CHRISTOPHER g. Cove do but a grateful
service in directing public attention to this
establishment. Although bu, just common.
eng their operations, these gentlemen have
already completed n number of Instruments
of very beautiful pattern, wrought from the
richest mahogany and other costly woods.
As articles of furniture they will compare
with any we have ever seen, and when we
touched the keys to ascertain the state of
affairs within, they discoursed such music
as left us no doubt on this point. The
sounds were full and rich--devoid Of jar
ring or wiry noise-and as PERFECT almost
as the tones Of all Eoian harp. We pro-
TESS TO be no connoiseur in these matters.
but can well imagine how the fairy fingers
of some mountain nymph straying over The
keys of one Of these instruments might in.
deed add TO The enjoyments of the d1nlcs.
tic circle and lend enchan,mcnt to many
dull passage in real life.
The enerprsing proprietors OF this es
adjustment are making arrangements to
prosecute the business extensively, and i, is
Their determination 10 furnish this section
Of the country with an article equal IN tone
and finish to any thing in the Uui,ed States
To doubt that they will be literally eucour.
aged and sustained in this undertaking
would be to impeach the good sense and
patriotism Of an intelligent community
who, Of course, do not subscribe to the
pernicious notion that "dcar. bought and
far fetched" are the only crtorions value.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

A PATENT cannot be obtained in Eng
land at less expense than $500 or $3.50.
We should have few patented inyentions
in Yankee land, if ingenuity was taxed
such an enormous price for projections
A motion is now before the House of Com
mons, that $1,000 shall be paid Tor eyays
patent, and that sum to cover all 81
penses. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

FRENCH MINISTER. Norfolk Bea-
con Of Wednesday announces the arrival
of The French frigate Sirene, bearing the
flag of Admiral Duportai, having on boa I'd
the New French Minister, NJ. Pontois.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

THE OvERsLAUGH.-We learn that on
Thursday, the captain Of vessel from
Boston to Albany, sounded the overslaugh
all along the formerly shallow spots, and
and did not touch the bottom with four
teen foot pole. --.4ib. Daily.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

MoDEsr MERrT.--One Of the new Jack
son judges of Connecticut, in charging the
jury recently, SAID that ''inasn,uch as he
knep nothing about The iaD, and he presumed
they did not, they must decide as they please"
II the jury knew nothing about the la,c, we
presume they decided according TO the rules
of common sense, which is not synonymous
with law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

SIT is draft for one hundred dollars"
We pointed 10 The heap of letters, paid
the draft, and felt determined to say to our
young friends, that if they have not any
thing else TO do, they would better 90 to
Mr.. Rand at once, and learn to write.
The author of the letters which we can
not publish, is one of the most agreeable
writer's in our country. We have heard
his contributions to the ANIMALS highly
spoken Of; but letter from him looks like
convocation of spider webs--U. S. Gas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-14

Fire.-The 7'annery of Edward Hough.
ton g. Son, Guilford, was burned recently:
loss $40, 900, and $1,000 insured in the
Muiual