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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20

] RETENU daus Ia gcole de la seronlc nur,icipn,;,c
- ie Mars ~ Negro nemme HENRY age den.
Nlron % ans, sa dite apporerir NJ liollcy
lie pr"nrctaFe frouvera proprietc, lie rctrcrae
ply .ht les ir&i' II. s. HARPER,
mi ('ur,iteinn A Ia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-20

ESLEAR PORK-4O boxes Of 100 pounds each, clear
J sides, put mp expressly for the West In'ia market
landing from AdrGtic from Cncinnnil ior sale
by bo''hNi N ~ 49, street.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

M MARRIED
On Tuesday evening by his Mayor Mr. George w.
Corier Miss Ellen c. daughter Of thu ise John Coles all Of
this city. , -
If kem Sweden, Miss PAMELA Lavina Woods OF Dana
Mass. - . =, .
Ossvego York Ms Asne e. daughter VI the late Thom
the iah n, q scarlet fever Eoy Jane only daughter Of
Edward and Cahane Crolus. aged iyear mathis ~ days
Tbs friends Of the family are invited TO attend Tie funeral tss
hs morning, the ah inst IN the 10th Of his axe Wn Nc
s friends those Of hi. law, Joseph ostws and Of
s neohew Sinclair respectfully invited to attend
.ciock r. M frun 1853 Canal st.
Suddenly, yesterday, Mr. Joseph Freeze, aged ~ yean
Fune clock r. NJ, om his late residence No.
On afternoon, after short but illness
Mr. John in aged "a mnnths and IA days.
Yss rdsy morning Eliza A., wife of Edwin r. Xix In the I'D
year Other age. :. =,
nnic and Eliza = Gardiner rery OF this city
Al Canada tho 3is Of Dce Wi liam Crooks
Fac 81 irpnsgy mother Of Cre~ks Esq Of this city
Drowned Dec from board ship Newark he
vassase from Savannah New York WIN. AndefsJn
He Rad arrived Charles Joseph. Bit
II IL supposed he has wife residing 10 New York whc
obta his effects, b. applying at johnson Lowden, TO
Capt Dunham
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

PATENT HALL AND PAR
the lais air Of the American nstItstc the
important improvements
combination Of daushfs that tho fss may -
burned with great rspidity a meuium slowly
All the heat from the ambcfs Of rombos mad
directly fom the smoke chimney adjoining
the hca be retained in the here the
a. may b. pf. frared. m ~"
BY the ofthc.c daushs FIRE may al exiisrk>d
the cbar br Of combustion without the Of particle ofhe
coal or nshes the and wa dust wa
cou into the BY tins combination of asxhs Ihr IRE
he ngbtsd from the bottom, and made 10 burn upwards The
usual way lie lighted ON the and made 70 burn
passing cut through bom III into The bass end
81 the smoke pipe should the coal dull any
bottom Of VIXEN the fire burning tn &aneht may
he tuu.d downward oil NJ dali coal
tebcco ignlcd
In tn a.r NJ dushis the hot bousi 70 nae owe
every rsdisinr surface at thu psrs tho too
bottom and sides and 80 ur'irmy u ahsrd give very
mild and Pheasant heat.
confidently believed these stoves are constructed a.
principles Differing from all others known stha,s
the ofdrans large ndsting uhce ~ equal
descend 20 lowest poshe pon eecuav 70 warm
patterns and ees and made Of calculated So
Churcses Hss Paors, 0hccs, Chspbsrs &c The caSasu
are supssv TO any o'rs the market and the sheet iron
highly emsmencd. ~
The stoves Recommended giving heat fv~ svss
nrsnty Of coal and being feer from ds han .srs
we.
rssy at all times be operation wser
jiasw n ATwATER co.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

Two COOPERS- Sealed proposals will be received by the
Subscribers Trough the Post Office, 70 cortandt street
CIR nifty Of Lime Casks 10 be made All like Wse
made Teonsson deliverable frD,tyt
the tant required win Ne soui hundred hnre day II
enc the day ~ March Ooodscc1.
tv will ~ required for he performance oil The contract
New YORK. Dec n 1895 I'm W RAYMOND n CO.
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SPLENDID PENMANsHII
AcnfrIQrp IN "a TVQSaN

SFLENDID FkNMANBHII
ACQUIRED IN IL LEssoNsi
he fs@s c%ress and strangers q New YORK
Tocon,inre for Only short season.
M the Pubic his AFTER an sisencs Il 4. o,h 70
ysTy S Whiting = s cs ns Ia,
Pupils p'y s and E,sS'" No. It's Bn.,r.v
en Iss: are * &. an" S s. ss
ad%sS Ds :. s,s 2. s sSs
and h r1.nss ~ Jss s,e fG every
M TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF esy HOUR EACH
That Is as time q. : necessary 70 ae complete nd
s.'Ysss nsosass Of %'s s no pe,. %a e r
B.,ow 6sshing wn,ns Master he Ladceet asly !, III
10 Merchant. and other. visiting the cy,n complete
'' ... Mr. B. e to he .eoa A NJ to erscs ,ospn
Allye wse would fac Pccmsnbe
S %s. r~s q; .y ss.sc - S so..
TO make you write most splend,dlyi is,s
CHEAP STONED. Y. HENKioUE's--o 80
s:: s;ss % the
siE ys;;ns.. and ;,Ii gsA- we've,
wss.Svd ss.@tmeu, ofI,ch needle yo.kd Lrr.ch
r. i,,. srsa H s,ss "@aaess '"'e"
sssw 9s,ls TsI..s H. :,s r'e
irisn Lise"s Bsssssk ngssn. : rev s SsSsre.
y Ss,:, ss.1 %si Ss:a ';S S
f%9,iar, Dsmi's. s.a ,Gsr s:;s lnas.i%;
81 :, a.. and a.. Dams !. IRA pisCss fs' Table el.,h'
Cap Ribbon, Bonnet Rsbos ast Rsso ssd Rsus ofeycr
ot sfold stock Good. .esns Of reduced prices. con.i-tn
OF Frcnch and English Cseaes Bouazincs I'm
Poptns. small Plaid shaws for hissctc a. &c n25u
A sTORIA, Aneedse. q rsrpr.s beyond the Rsck
"A Mountains, by Washington Irving iss ds, pubsid for ssf
G. snpARD, ss Bpadwar
NEW YORK WANTED
first rate four hand Team mstcb from 5i 10 ie
hands igh Of good figures and acio uv yeas old AM
sIo them sound and kind in harness Bays, w pre-
For the above described Horses a pscawM be paid O,
, appicaticnto JOHN w. W.TS0N4w Broadway
- ia cod sw
NOVEL AND ELEGAIT PBTIME.
| NEW CARDS ON FtrURf1.
I'VE DRAWING ROOM GIPsEY AN investing Game o,
Love and Marriage IN which the Ioctru and on
m ts,e are interviewer viii, ehectioss tst ard directions
The ORACLE OF DESTINY, an insrc.s game in which
uvv,uy dd the natter Of " and Mar age
ANSWERS OF THE IMpROvfsA fRId Pos teal copvey
sauss " winch 77of chancss employed decisions on
' ls hop Tears, siccs NJ rebrfTs NN
an va WITH VARIETY ofothers ar, NJ the Bssksors
| j1nliy
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WITH CORRECT PROFIT CT


GREENWICH COAL YARDS The UNDERMINED
~ respectfully informs has and public
receiving his sssa supply very superior schuy
gill coal 80 much sppgyea Of the last year consupes
ference 70 coal sod the market Err
Nat ny the ton will he received by Camp Co
all street Russell COPELAND 50 Walt street either the
yards 923 ~ ii5 Hudsorst. JAMES -. w wHfrALL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13
THE UTILITY OF PUReATIvE MEDICINE

THE UTILITY OF PURGATGvE MEDICINE
V becoming eyey day and manifest heai In
f.le wing and fleet ber.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED
Newark, Dec. N 10.
Dr. ~ CHARACTERIZATION sir-Having been AFFLICTED Ew
with drpasf. liver complaint and doJsy, and tsd
every remedy that could h. thought o. al hpps
ounty left ~ IN peace nf hsancg II
yuu IN, medicine, induced Try sxp~ese
H. sov better tad " taken hrfe~s
fen rel r. have .irce ,sLeo thr bnxes and veil
bv Inc blessing God and the Of think
this ~ sny 10 Vt suffering peopc know Mis- fs
are at bsrty u pGb,.h tho shove.
tsrncO LEWIS ToMKrNs0E
Brandreth's pills.
BEWARE on COUNTEsrETs
ONE ,afserabi< Drurgfsfs.
important that whoever thsse pns, shguk
can 20 ave- them from he appointed arrnsst Of whom
n most lows IN the United sta This y rial
important - there many that = ancst inpe
able 10 procure the genuine wi,hnt adapting rule
Ahavc al-NENER get them frm Drug stores, usass NO
CIRCUMSTANCE are they appointed asents end u "
their hands the counorfi nncipay m Therefore
~ srch stores. whe ? ill., honesty 4.
Tho ~"w York Ofcs cor le exclusive sale q The srdeth
Pilh, ere
rtt..CIpAT.-fs7 FToust N 'tfcet
CEN WAL ~ zee street
BowERY us Bovwy, bcwcsn Prince and IIous,ou s'~ce
~ I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE.
THE CELEBRATED PIC lure OF LA BELLE NArrpr
by BOUDET OF PARIS - H.
of the finest predictions # the French school ever
IN this other countries, and which has so highly
menSed by the Editors ef the prnca journals most he
opal cities IN the United States together recent pro
trom The same pencil dcnomnaed DAPHNE are now being az
hibitei at No 81 Certlandt street. Nv oe"s Ga
PORTRAIT e. MINIATURE PAINTING
MR. BoUDEaS Painting Room, now open for tho rrce,,;
o. usitsrs IN the building above mentioned He n M.
roranre faithful resemblance 10 the original aud the
flash OF has work, 6c. t,s -,osDf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

DARK THEATRE.-IHls EVENING. viii ~
si Ra kisss If f.ss sa Eighty. Mr. M..oaM
TrctIac, Mrs Hison.
f AMI Tf gsS Ps@f s
Mr po~ercNea Finch. Mr.. Rchings Mary Ms Archer
THE SECRET sE--vcE-Fouche, MIR. Richngs-Theresc
boz. open at quarter past Performances commence at
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-BeNEFIT OF THE
= sEAMsIkL,sEs. AIS LvENlAo VIII be presented
BLACK PHANTOM Black Phantom. Mr. Many-Mary Miss
Alter which Address written for OCCASION will be spoken
Ac MSSh a ,hs Enfs wr John
9 |. de with tic DIANA of
THERESE -carwin Mr.. Judah-Lavsigne, J. sefion-rhe-
Doors open Performances ut O'Clock pre-
cisely Boxes SO cents; Pit %.
NATIONAL THEATRE-MR PIcKERING's Be.
svENN WI Be presented hs Ias ~ Q.
X. esnsiase de-, with d The Farceof
Doom open quarter past Performance quar-
ter before T. Boxes VI Pit SO cents Gallery SIT
AMERICAN THEATRE, no " ERY.-THIs
nnyt w e S.sa Ne oE Mr.
COUNTESS, Miss aring-Laurea, Mrs. Herring caudine
THE REvIEw-Looncy M'Twolter, Mr. Bakey-Grace Gay
4" ca %cIs @ S'as the Mlelo Drama Of
WRECK OF THE BRISTOL, Founded the late amentabe
Shlpwsck written essiy tor this theatre, which,
Messrs. Edwin, Gates Seton and Blak.ly will app
Boxes, 75-Pn, 57A-Gallery, % cents.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
vauxhaii Garden, Bowery
GREAT EQUE STRAIN EXERCISES,
witha Grand Change Of Ente ainments
I'm MONDAY Jan. 9Th, and on Tuesday e. Wednesday -
~ alto al Ballet three tight rep by Mesdarnes
Wo0lford and Cole and Mr. H. Cooke Mr.
Eight Of Ze hy with the Infant Lquesrans The Dancing Po
Bou e Jumping over IL horses by Mr. W. Cooke Winged
Steed Pegasus Polish Brothers. Gymnastics, by
and Eastern Pageant entitled the Revolt OF the Haem
Nuce t. radesmcn andokersMr Cooke be account
able for any articles obtained in his mans, wne ord:r
signed by him
T5- A DAY EXPERIMENTATION will take place every Mon
day, ut O'clock during the full change OF
will be given each occasion
Boxes 81 Pit SO cents. Children under years Of age half
price, Doors at quarter scock First
past g. and the performance commences precs, at O'Clock
is
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13
DANCING ASSEMBLIES,
ny MIR. ID. GIBSON.


BY MN. ID. GIBSON,
AT THE FIFTEENTH WARD HOTEL, CORNER BLEEcKER
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
Iickets TO nh two Ladies and Gentleman so csrs Tn b.
sdo Mr. Kinney s Ward Hotel .o" q, Green
wen s1ecl. dls.Ims
n..y :,. nsnI , z, r. American A,aasm
hume painnfs the Temptation Expulsion Of ADAM and
They eShe ssnr tho ,ss ys. y . ~ :. &C.
pr,ncp.a cite. 81 the Uned state. tbs lively Of
Abundance Is Season ticket. 50 cents.
The Agent ossadsny s..ss. 4. psbc H., hi, win 10
last esh'cn a. the pictures shortly be Eu
The room is kept constantly warm sssp
BILLIARDS IMPRO VED.-Ge.,Irnrn wi.lsnr !.
~ Play At Billiard OF purchs.e tste invited call ais
Indian Raisr cushions and cesen,r bsss
the md sss ossss 20 soy v. s = sd
&c. e. those who wish 70 parcasc al shsr ey be
= 9slss, &, any q. thing h.' ss with cas-.
TO THE PUBLIC.-lRwINs la Fayc,,e v-re,abk
Medicine Medis,sc confidently reeonmsnslrd Ire
oa sns AZ affection q the liver III diseases sr,.,"s
w-ad strongly recoamesd ali perso". bus ,o , S s
complains call and test his valuable Msdcnes ., Ss ofs"
ogUss a.. As. ~. are w:p,e west and no for vsnd The
s sfotE sfdaF y EE =, P. MADE Linen
The s's ns e, ccry b
Sss WS.s a.ss c'ss: ss
chants &C respectfully invited Ia
mont Of .ioos which The largest and bcst IN the city.
New York, Dec. 70, 1885. COrRELL a CRANsToN.
j7-2w.
MATCHES a. JEWELHY-s. TOBIAS, Mar
w uactaer ofPatcn Lever Watches Temple
pool and Importer ~ Wall New York has hand
a.rne1 Of Gold Duplex Pssnt Level Ancbor Escspe
men, Second ass eprs Watches Of superior qsE
W. Aso Gold Chains, sa, KEYS pinmond Pins Kinss Ear
Rings Brosches Ac which h. Offers FOR sale at Iow
mpodstius terms. d2a,ms
DHRENOLOGY, WITH CORRECT PROFIT 3 IIKE.
i NEssE.-Tfe ladies and gentlemen Of New York and IL
y,s,iers respectfully apprsed that Reynolds hc sr ss
Opened Office ~ No ISL Brsadway NEXT door 10 Peaks
Museum, N coanes'on with an experienced PHRENOTl0
GIsr win written and faithful dc,pesfior M ~.
character ard mind from scientific Gamma of tho he.d
The principles ~ the late Drs Gail spuvyhs;u wr
will he accompanied by urae Lkeress Nv whose
Prcfe have he en- much admired for their fidelity
Hcu- Of attendance from, 10 I'LL T. and frym until Terms
nojcrafe. ,,.tr~
=
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs.

CITY SALOON,
Opposite st Pauls Church. Broadway
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the .l.v. co,
ana ,n place Of amusement open On much
Ige ssnm x 'omeIy win an Entire New Of Moyns
entirely reiftcd -
decxufed the complete and beautiful Pebble Exhib
ton Room America No expense has been spared render lie
moral interesting sIlcndd The ce,y
has painted by Messrs White Walker Jones (.n Rn
cough, Lshf Sewel, and others. -'- ="
SHPwRECK OF THE MEXICO
The faithful representation of this
aied the most int interest bonrI
IL first representation viii be- cresied ms s~snn.
with the follow ing attractions 80 s's''"s'
= i-Animated View near Plymouth. England
u Ehst inmin Scene, VI Naval Baflr,
III-Psndern snium l1I-Siorm M S,,v,..L
Iv-Fslloftbe Angela. vIT-caflssi,aI - 1919
v-rhe Celestial Regions lx-Italinp ranncc,s
Among the Drsr Scenes
Mount vefnon.-Dukc white.
View the Rhine.-C. Lehr.
Corunna In Spain.-P. Grain, Sen.
Scene from he Maid OF CHshmerc-H scweI
View Of London f,om Waterloo Brdrc-Bcnes,xh
View near Mis- solonsh Greece.-R. Joaes,
Temple OF Ssiencc.-WaIkcr.
Boxes SO cents Paec and upper Is cents Cl,..
accomp incd " their Parents Guardians half price
Doors open at e-perfoInancesc commences O'Clock dsf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
N TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varck and Charlton
streets IL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

~ 1.-TWO commOtisous fmeots. uitslAr
Ter Offices ~ very desirable situation near Iroadway h.,
the Office Of the Herald. M ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

- FOR SALE.-Tbe handsome COTTAGE Buit H.,
E; No 10 street Brook yn the Lot Z I've M min
fset iroat and res By eish iest IN depsh The he~se
contains twovry neat paruu, with aiding
cons deruLe portion o the purchase none, can cms ~ -
and mortgage Enqure Ut NATHAN r. GRAHAM No = Nss.
nsu street. OF Fulton street, New York ,Ii.T
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

Up. DIETERICH, Assaonsss.
DYE J. REARN6 A. co s,...z - -. .,---I -


J.. r. DIETERICH, Assssonser.
X ~! BEARNs Co., No i5s Pearl st. corner az
.ekW This day
"Wednesday Boots Shoes Lsaiheyt, .clsA !; fc, .r
NE Cefee house by order assgnses 10 boz
brogans 90 woeDs boots, mems oo. toxehsr VA
a quantity Of sole leather - 's'' 'Oes"''' W.
.o Quantity Of groceries, convenience 4
L Furniture Al ioa o'clock at Ne Amos st. he A.
chairs carpets RUGS locking gasses feather beds &c.
JESSIE CADY, Au.tioneor
by JESSE CADY, Store, Nos III and no v.,s. ...
- ss aay a. y O'clock n lots y suit purchasers M cssI
assortment q GOODS Southern and Ws. Ss m m
ke TOO numerous u ncnun IN Of his kad
AZ AGO. p sn1as as sS d s1s s
imaginable. '''''' 0''@'' q SS%' ss'''q
5000 eo,en Collars and Bosoas
20 casks Table Cutlery Tea Trays. &C Fire Brases and sr
pieces =
looso Needles assotedfr9m Hemmiors Gsmaa Dc
9oe ross Buttons Coat Vcs and Pearl SUBJECT debestue
"h a WI r taken u payment
Also Geras French and Raode ~and Jewely priced
Watches Guard Chains, &c. mars lys
by Wv wss s. 1u MNsskA MT 5So Ass's ~
DC. d.. 1es"S'a a's'i'Ao''o a"0y uooas
| rHANCERY SALE IN PARTITION.-I,
b, sod at public auction The m of james Resk
dsy y,Gs ss s az m The s Of New M
| the following descib pennies, viz: = ~ 's"e''
esI re- and the n lot about Z, feet Wild s s
the same dlmsnslons a. No. IS, above scnbed ' y
inch we and y s ~ ssi nc.. s
| the %; about Il fe. inches " ide and deep -
sss s.ss # s1"s' house :, e.,
inches by q eel and Other build thereon alley et
HopocS smoke s.,as s ss% ees
hc m1ss Of the property may be had at the
j7I rInIo 7. RuGcLEs, Master in chaneesy.
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WATCHEs q JEWELRY-s L ToRIAs. Ms

w ufacrcr oPatcn, Lever Watches. Temple Court Liver.
pool and Importer, "a Wall New York has hand
enve assornert Of Gold Duplex Pssnt Levc Ascbo Escss
men, ndcennt Second sss Lpae Watches superior q,xE
ty Also, Gold Chains Ssal. KEYS. Diamond Pins, Ear
Rings, Bosches &C which hs Offers for sale low p,ices
accs mnpodsus terms d21-lus
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w II III, 4 -
4iS passage 70 Liverpool the steamers sways ear - -
cured W the hobnson's Line Spring Sk,,s sstr.
~ nerea,e eays io the accommodate private hmier
sno steeaee passengers Drafts on No.
jefferson q eodiey Apply os address 334 Pearl street
DOUGLAS k0BiNSON 4 CO New Ycvk
Ny " - - 'a"Ae'
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sIock STORE, No los William " John street :
The S-nsss io~cry eondn ted b, 81 COTRELL- IN h.
t,nued under ne h OF CRANsTON Who'll have TIM
day fomcd Cotaftnctshp Wholesale denler Clothns
chants &c respectfully invited s,smine the
mont OF ,'oos which the largest and bcs the city.
New York, Dec. 70, 1895 CoTRELL A CRANsToN.
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uplsheI cml mo1tIy Terms Is ycnr-snEIe nunbefs
% ee ~ Each numr 10 ein~Iish wA three four highly
pa es orhe ates' fashions, beautifully cood and
49, ~ "a = srresy FIRTH wsrk fair espondent at Pa
in , ~ ss the details ~ the various charges that
pia off hi secioas the Enslh ,di
80, "rh Iiisns w. M kn p Inc ist ~ con.
-. Inscriptions received and single nu err cold At the
nan q. ,. FOLSOM f0i Fulton ST.
do above Peal
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-13

billiards IMPRO We'd
~ play at Billiards, 90 purchase tahAc., arr
OF sos Brosdway, wlpers ere tables in enc M
Indian Raiser cushions. slate stone and conn
with iron eagle frames, and common tables
the largest and best assortment ever offered I
gc~ to those who wish Ia purchase ri shsrt n
packed at one days notice
N. b 0riers cor any thing in ths line, with
to a. BAssFokD, 2is broadway, will rcce4,
MIST
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-26
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1887

lc;at'ng drinks as beverage, would effect
all we promise, and more, we do most
rehglousl y believe. For the sake of this
great good, therefore, we ask for the adop-
ton OF this important measure.
We call upon the legislatures of the
states to rescue the people from the op-
Presslve hurthen of its pauperism--frcm
the hopeless and irreclaimab!e ignorance
OF foreign origin as well as domestic
birth, and from the infamv of the long and
black catalogue of its crimes. The ex-
cjusIon of intoxicating drinks from ordin-
airy consumption, would certainI y &C hieve
TINS greatest triumph Of man over him
self, or there is no longer truth in facts,
and the ordinary relation of cause and
effect Is suspended.
We are aware that by our thorough
going We may incur the rcproach Of ul-
tralSm. So have all rcformers tefore us.
Luther was an uItraiSt-and Wherefore
an uItralst-TRUTH ITSELF is UL-
IRA, and so is everything that admits OF
no compromise with error. With such
bright examples before US, we shall not
lie in danger of being d TERED by the re-
preach Of uitraiSm. We may not now
prevaiI-your hono'ahe Iodv NAV deem
us in advance OF public opinion. 1t may
be SO. But there is a progress in public
opinion, which, if we are now in advance
we doubt not will speedily overtakc us
There have been pursuits heretofore
which were not esteemed incompatible
with the strictest intcgrity,.and even rcli
9ious professions, which are now denounc
ed as immora by every civilized nation
on the globe. We, too, shall ultimately
prevail if the rule Of reason be not sus
pended The traffic in alcohol is a guilty
one-if that be guilty which produces Sc
much wretchedness and crime. And
other pursuits have been changed by tht
change of public opinion, from an honor
able and lucrative into a dishonorabI,
commerce, this will be changed, with
equal justice, from legaIzed trade into
a high crime and misdemeanor.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-26

No. The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is publish
ell weekly, at $500 a year, payable within fou,
months-after four months and within eight
So, 25--after eight months and within the year.
81 5O--after the close Of the year, 10 rise In this
ratio.
no To companies who receive twelve or more
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RICHARD CARLYLE.

DEAR SIR,-The account given in
your paper of yesterday, Of the pubic re-
canation of the celebrated deist, Mr.. Car
lilc attOrd DIS me great satisfaction, as have
no doubt it would TO the Christian com
munitv ofthis country, were they as we'll
acquainted with his history and abilities
as happen to be. In order, therefore,
that they, with me, may equal Y rejoice at
his conversion, take the liberty of trans
hitting to you a few particulars, which, il
you deem fit, you are at liberty to pub.
fish,
Mr.. Garlic is about fifty years of age
possessing no ordinary talents, and has
been one Of the most pubic and DARN
advocates of inHdeIity that England has
produced for many years In conjunc-
ton with the noted Robert Taylor, Gale
JONES' and others, this gentleman has held
weekly meetings in London for tie pur.
pose of Occurring on infdtlitv, and drfying
the friends of Christianity to public d. bate.
In the course Of his de!stical career, he
has been, more than once, prosecuted by
the British Government for bis blasphe-
nous productions, and furnished accord
ingIv thence martyr in the infdel cause.
lie has published various works in de-
fence of infdelity, one of which has been
recently rppubIished in this country with
a new title page, and gratuitouSly circu-
lated. | have copy of it in my pos
session. and consider it the ablcst work on
that subject have ever SEEM
have no doubt, the infnels Of this
country will use all their exertions to IN
dcrvaIue his sincerity in their cause.-the
sincerity ofhis recantution-and his abili-
tics, as they have ever done those whom
divine mercy has arrested in their mad
career; but what must forever close their
mouths in his case, is that some infdels
OF this country had actually written for
him, las their most able English champi
on to come over here to utterly demolish
your humble correspondent, whom they
hold with most perfect hatred, and that
he had replied 10 them, promising to be
here the ensuing summer. Of this fact
have been credibIy informed by gentle.
man Of this city. | am inclined to think
should he now come, his visit will not be
so agreeable to them! He is not the frs
who has been arrested by Divine grace OF
his way to Damascus
am, sir, yours, very sincerely,
w. w. SLEIGH,
Philadelphia, March 21, 1887.
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L Philadelphia, March 21, 1887.

REVIVAL LANCASTER, ERIE Co.
An Interesting revival has recently been
enjoyed in Lancaster, in this county, un-
der the !abors of Rev. Mr.. Orion. Be-
tween thirty and forty were received into
the church, in that place, last Sabbath
large proportion from amongthe youth who
had formerly been instructed in Sabbath
schools several were heads of families
Several others are expected hereafter &c
unite with the Presbyterian church, and .
number will join the Baptist and Metho
dist Baf Spee. sza Sen d.