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From the Globe.

Suhdry zealots are much scandalized
at the running Of a Steamboat on Sunday,
to convey the mail between New York
and New Haven.
The New York Journal of Commerce
has had several articles on the, subject;
and religious paper at New Haven, be-
fore the arrangement was made, contain.
ed the following article, viz:
STEAMBOAT TRAVELLING ON THE
SABBATH.-It is stated in late New
York paper that Mr.. Kendall proposes
that the STEAMBOATS, from this city shall
go and return on the Sabbath, in order
to carry the mails. The proprietors of
our boats have merited, and have recei-
we'd the appreciation olthe public at large,
for the noble stand they have hitherto Ia
ken on this subject, and we do not believe
that they will be seduced by bribes, nor
driven by commands, to altar their course.
We blush for our country, when we re-
fleet how deeply she is already engaged
in this sin, and we are ashamed of the
public officer who issues his proposals for
Sabbath PROCLAMATION. If Amos Kendall
is disposed to trampe under foot the laws
of Jehovah, we hope he will find none in
New Haven who wish to be his accom-
plices in iniquity."
TO expect Massachusetts,, Rhode ISL
and, New Hampshire, Vermont, and
Maine to loose their mails on Monday and
Tuesday, to avoid Sunday service be-.
tween New York and New Haven, is
about as reasonable as to expect the Globe
to stop its diurnal revolution on Monday
because Sunday is shining on the other
side Of it.
Up to the first instant this mail was
carried six time week by steamboat from
New York to New Haven, and on Sun
day by stages; the consequence of which
was, that the Sunday mail was several
hours behind the weekday mails, produce
ing irregularity throughout New England.
AS the Postmaster General could not per-
ceive any greater" Sabbath proclamation"
in disturbing the fish inshe Sound by run
mug a steamboat on Sunday, than ths
people al-along shore by running mail
coaches on that day, he determined to ptu
an end to this irregularity.
The New Haven Company, notwith-
standing the praises aud anathemas of
their over-righteous neighbor, have agreed
to render the service, and are now per-
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
JULY MoNTHLIEs.

The LADY's BooK.--This favorite Of
the Ladies is before US. lis appearance
is, as it ever has been, alike creditable to
the publisher and Editor, and deserving of
the extended patronage it receives. Those
who wish to subscribe to it should do so
with the present number
The FAMILY MAoAzlNE.--We are
happy to again announce the receipt Of
this valuable Magazine. Its contents are
both interesting and useful.
THE WESTERN AcADEMIoIAN, for Ju-
ly is on our table, full of highly useful
matter. The article headed "Thoughts
on American Education," being an ad-
dress delivered by B. A. Aydelott, Presi-
dent Of Woodward College, we consider a
good article, in the right spirit. The fol-
lowing extract contains sentiments purely
American.
"He who distrusts and UNDERWRITERS our
Political system, and endeavors to in.
fuse his sentiments into the bosoms of
others, and especially our youth, is taxi
ing the surest way to undermine the
government of these United States, and
destroy that blessed inheritance which
cost our fathers so much blood and
treasure"
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
TO Me Editors of The Statesman -

GENTLEMEN-Presuming that il will
be gratifying 10 your readers to learn that
the application made by Ohio for loan
under the laws of this State has been sue
cessful, l herewith transmit you the no.
tice TO that effect just received from Gen.
MAccAicKEN, one of our Fund Commits
sioners, now in New York.
Your most ob't Serv't.
JOHN A BRYAN.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

Wecut the following from a Whig paper
as puzzle for the curious. Yankee as
we are, we cannot for the life Of US guess
how the experiment" should make -four
dear and cotton cheap, II beats the re-
moval ofthe deposites. Our whig friends
can perhaps solve the monstrous contra.
dictions" One ques;ion--ifthe planters
get rich with cotton at 4 to 10 cents, how
thankful ought the poor farmer TO be that
Flour brings $l4 to Sl5ls Work it out
wings.
The EyPERIMENr.--Co Cotton at Colum-
bia, South Carolina, June 80. was selling
at from 4 to 10 cents. and Flour at $l4
to SIS. and scarce at that! How do the
rich planters lite the Van Buren, expert
ment2 Are they not satisfied at mon,
strous contradictions like the abovel--
:" Chaos has come AGAIN"
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Whiggerv in Nubibus.- The

Whiggeryin Nubibus.-The new whig
editor Of the Detroit Daily Advertiser,
has a most clear adoption Of the sublime
to his blue light notions. Read the fol-
lowing from his paper of June %.
"That was d fatal hour when the OBJ
stinate old President resolved on his ex-
pertinent. When the ruthlessly seized
upon the treasury, and used its funds to
build up DESPOTISM, not even the
admonitions of partisan friendship could
stay his hand. The imbecile warrior
was bent on the destruction of his coun-
try's liberties. He has accomplished his
purpose, The tyrant who now rules, has
sworn before the world to perpetuate our
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

The whig convention atColumbus, we
learn was very large assemblage of peo-
pie. as was to bo supposed. 1t is said
that 5000 were at the dinner table. The
delegation from this county made quite a
parade, both going and returning; with
procession, banners, music, &c. One of
our country friends remarked, they re-
sombled very much n funeral procession,
and we think ourselves, they have very
fairly buried whiggery. We understand
they have resolved on holding National
Convention, and to have but one candidate.
That is all we want-afairs field--a bold
ight--and then let the battle cry be " No
quarters" We are content to abide the
issue.--Ohio Eagle.
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JOHN A BRYAN.
NEw-YoRK. July 7lh, 1887.

NEw-YoRK, July 7th, 1887.
J,hn II. Bryan, Esq. Audhor of State:
DEAR SIR
The Commissioners Of the Ohio Canal
Fund have this day contracted a loan
from Messrs. Prime, Ward and King of
this city, Of Five hundred Thousand Dol
lars, bearing interest at the rate OF
six per cent. per annun; on which they
have received premium Of twelve dol
lars fifty seven cents on each hundred
dollars Of stock.
Yours with respect,
SAM'L +. MACCRACKEN.
Com. O. C.. Fund.
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For the Courier.
CELEBRATION AT rRAKESBURGE.

For the Courier.
CELEBRATION AT lRAKEsBURGE.
A large and respectable concourse of
people assembled, July 4lh, agreeable to
previous notice, at the Freedom House in
Drakesburgh, for the purpose of cclebra-
ting the 6lst anniversary of American In
dependence. In conformity with previ-
Gus orders Of the committee of arrange.
ments, the following gentlemen ofIiciated
as officers of the day, viz:
ENocH DRAKE, ESQ.,, President.
Truman Bingham, Isl Y, p.
Arpillus c. Larkcom, cd Y. p.
Wakeman Sherwood, Marshal.
Thomas E. Best, } A.. ~
L. F. Larkcom, Esq. 400 4A"''
DR.. LYMAN w. TRASK, Orator.
Rev. Mr.. DAVIS, (of the methodist con.
nection,). Chaplain.
A large and highly respectable process
sion was formed at IL o'clock A. M. by
the Marshal, in front Of the Freedom
House, and marched to the Grove, (being
previously arranged) where an eloquent
Grafton for the occasion was delivered,
in conformity with the following:
Order Of the Exercises cfthe Day.
1st, That 26 guns be fired at sun rise.
I'd. That the procession be formed by
the Marshal at ii O'Clock A. M. in front
of the Freedom House, in the following
order, viz:
LIST. Music in front, Cd. Gentlemen.
30. Ladies; 4th, Revolutionary patrieyss.,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

slavery. We are now suffering the con-
sequences of his desperate measure"
After such an effervescence of grief,
it is wonderful that the learned and elo"
quent whig did not say, like Donna Ju-
lia,--'Antonia where's my pocket
handkerchief p Buff. Rep.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

s1s Coming Gents in The Far West.
The Iowa News, published in Wiscon-
sin Territory, says: Mrs. Cent, near
Plalteville, Iowa CO. was delivered of four
children at one birth-two sons and two
daughters =
1t wouldn't take many such Cents to
furnish that Territory with circulating
medium. - Ohio Patriot.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
From Bickn lis, Reporter.
LAUNCH OF THE GREAT SHIP
PENNSYLVANIA.


PENNSYLVAN
This great national event will take place
this day. the 18th, at Q P. NJ, when we
doubt not our city will be crowded by
thousands upon thousands Of people, from
almost every part Of the Unon--all of
them anxious to..witnessa spectacle which,
however; grand and sublime in itself, be-
comes more so, when considered in con-
nection with the sentiments OF respect
and awe which the sight Of so noble a yes.
sci will inspire for Our country, amongst
the inhabitants Of other parts Of the globe.
The Pennsylvania is moi only the largest
ship, but 1t Is also said that when finished,
she will be the finest specimen Of naval
architecture in the world. She is there.
fore, eminenty calculated to up. hold the
honor and glory Of the star-spangled BAN
ner--and carry the name and fame of A
merica far as the blue waters roll and
Commerce spreads her flowing sails.
We return our thanks 10 naval officer
for tie following dimensions oC,his floating
and warlike palace. rs;
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
From the Ohio Statesman.
THE SPIRIT OF OUR FATHERS.

The present 4th of July seems to have
been more generally celebrated, and with
more enthusiasm than usual. And where
ever there we're any portion of democrats
together. the despotism of the Banking
system came in for full share of odium.
On this question, as our fathers of the
Revolution with the tea tao and stamh
act, the democrats of this Union have
made up the issue. The struggle will, it
is evident, be as violent as any that has
characterized our elections for the last ten
years. The result as important, almost,
as the result of the Revolution itself. If
the people succeed; then as after the sue.
cessful struggle of the Revolution, they can
pass such laws, and adopt such regulations
as wisdom and experience dictate & the
Constitution authorises. But if the Banks
succeed--if corporations, and the mer"
cenary feelings that actuate the mere
speculator triumphs-and our Legislative
Halls fall under the control of spirit
foreign to the primitive purity and intent
of our institutions, then indeed may we
sing the funeral requium over our depart
ed greatneas-our liberty and our good
name. Democrats is this not so? 1t is
and at such a time who can slumber?
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

More Panic and DiStreSs.-Three
thousand people are said to have been at
Columbus on the 4th inst. at an expense
Of at least $l2, ,000!! And these men,
we presume, passed Resolutions and made
speeches denunciatory of the administers
ton for bringing ruin and distress upon
the country. What distressed assem-
blage they must have been! One hun-
dred and twea,ty of these panic makers
were from the county of Fairfield, and
besides their own expenses betrayed those
of the Lancaster Band, amounting to at
least Sl00!! Oh the times they are
most sadly out of joint. The country is
ruined--there is no mistake. Old Jack
son should be put to death forremoping
the deposites--Ohio Eagle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24
Az AZ ~ HI IS DIS 4 = L +: Is IL AYssD 500 Hing
1vl SYREP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

nOCTOn FAWCErT, Member of the Royal Col
- leee Of Surgeons Of London nd Edinburgh and mco be-
the Medical College of Philadelphia connuus direct hi
attention TO the treatment of the iow ing diseases viz
Gonerrh9a structures irritation OF the urethra blad
croulou affections Recent of Nenerea cused in two
DAYS without mercury A preventive may be haa Persons
Who injured themselves by secret destructive habit will
oh ain immediate relief Separate oces 20 Fulton street
Greenwich The strictcst observed. nllm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

oRsrre HgRALp-Issued every msrning cept
Price per copy Country subscribers furnished atbe
for specific pcred remittance In
No paper out, unless paid IN advance.
EvEnISs HERALD-fsued every afternoon at e'clocA .
Price copy Country subscribers furnished
the cate. Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY UERaLp.-Issncd every Saturday morning II NTH
o'clock Price IL cents per copy. Furnished country
subscribers at " per annum In advance
WEEKLY HERALD ExTRA-Isued every wednesday NOR.
ing at nns o'clock Price 81 cents Per copy Furnshsd 10
country subscribers at 81 payable In advarc
IN any all these papers 81 he
usual rates-alwsys payable In advance.
requested address their
oorcn BenneN proprietor and ell letters bpdnss
to be posi- paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

VI BALsAM patented Ivy the Royal Academic Of Medicine
Of Paris The copay Balkan Is Of all the eeicinss employed
only The specific action Of which has been doubted
but lis and smell the
being rslee,ed by many patisntS
10 order 70 discover some mode Of Disgusting taste that
BEEN bn, impsrsey erected and always by ,re sson Il
active substance which modifes its properties and thus
Therefore having discovered mode Of admaisering il in
such state that cannot occasion The slightest and
s enclosing In the gelstine capsules II encoses that
the smell goes digestive org ans With
out other mixture than that Of The ges,ne with which
stomach BY this means the treatmi The gonsrloa be-
Jog effected without disgust aud eossequeny wou, inter-
venting he possibility Of a relapse.
most ensent physicians II Paris are enclosed each box
For sale BY al the mos, respectable apo,hecafies in the
prVgg md are ;sppss .h The above
nR. JOHNSON is consulted confdepllaly at his otscr
- No IL Duane street, between Chatham and William
STRUCTURES Seminal Weakness and diseases ans,
~, from pS sS e a s Dr. johnson
and the most nyesraie cases IN proportona'e time without
ton business Persons enruStng themselves 10 Jeln-
care may desc themselves with certainty fsrccess
&c speedily healed strangers would do well by giving Dr.
@ sa I
ed VIXEN used within twenty -four hours after exposure Let
enclosing atee
dlcinP, and directions for its use forwarded.
Attendance from A. NJ to III III night DIR. johnson he's
moysd from Is Chambers street n2l-lms
AHTIEICIAL TEETH, without clasps, springs
"A &c thereby avoiding injury to the adcIsng teeth the
principles of atmospheric pressure by ~ LEvETT Dentist
No. Jllb Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hail.
This method generally known approved needs -
Comment being wholly different in principle and result from
any practiced In New York
His references Of the highest order smplethe epn-
Ion Of The New York psbc this improved system be
seen In the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror. 18th July 1886
Courier Enquirer. 18th December 1896.
Evening Star. nth Jupe, 1887 o4.9ros
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

lvrom our Evening Ednlou o. yesterdsy.l
CoLERlpcE.

lvrom our Evening Ednlou o. yesterdsy.l
CoLERipcE.
He told the lay Of Christabelle,
He ssnR the song Of Gsnevisve;
The sweetest note that ever walked
silent summer eve.
He reused our English lutte from sleep,
And hung il, with q votive vow,
For worship and the following,
On the green myrtle bough.
Still DER the poets haunted grave
Its melancholy murmurs sweep;
On. lovely is the face of Death
By music luled 10 sleep
CooPER.
He was the FIRST who ever told
The history Of those Harriers bold,
The dark. stern race whose tated age
Has little LEFT beside his page.1
And he has told how death and toll
Were round he settlers on the soil,
Who LETT their native wales, 10 be
Free they even now are Tree.
How, 10 the great and glorious hour
That yet waits Colunibia's power,
When, save his line, the past is dim,
How Will she read her youth IN him.
GoErHF.
A proud and mighty monument
30 great name should bear
Wa carve the marble, y, we fling
The sweet wild flowers, too, there.
The universal heart Of love
Ills universal shrine,
Asreasured in our little book,
As upon h!slory's line.
The young, the old, the grave, the gay,
Alike 10 him belong
THERE'S no huNan pulse but finds
An echo In his song.
Won RAUIEs.
He has recalled the past as still
TIL present should the past recall,
With careful patience seeking truths,
Aud asking lessons from them all.
IT'S the historians part 10 weigh
The glories Of 4 former hour;
His are The trophies that onllast
The stored arch, the lofty tower.
We mark the progress ~ the mind
How changed from what il was Of yore
And every point Of kno Wledge gained
Seems an encouragement Tor Hore.
L. E. Il,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

GARD TO WIDOW WEIGHS FE.
~ MALE PILLS excellent sort Of Pills may be cab
led THE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTyj
they particularly adapted for disorders incident the
FEMALE SEX See advertisement the other page OF this
and other papers prepared by Mrs Sarah Wech Femae
Physician and Tor sale by her appointed Agents price IS
cents. n8m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24
nK. CHEKKY,s AsTRINGENT PILLs.-

An ecctual Tor obstinate disckaees urinary
canal whites suppression irregularities, and all female
plants arising from weakness Of constitution In gravel and
loss OF command Of bladder they completely In
diseases Of the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE gland they
rive able relief 500oe boxes have bees sold IN
New York without any complaint agent For sale whole
sale and retail by A. n ID. SANDS, ies falton
Of William and al The following drug stores Corser Dey and
Broadwayj Walker and Broa4 way; Nones GA Broad
way cor ross and Pearl Bowery and Walker; cor.
Hudson, Houston and Bowery and Burnet IS Sixth
Avenue.
~ Price II per bor retail They alse for sale by DR..
Young, Nc So South Fourth Philadelphia. and in Albany
by Sand 4 shaw. &c &C, n2l-lm'
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Mrs. BIMD,s CELEBnAyED APEKI:


eacomiums which she has received from her esd
DESTROYS Of bsneftng the human family induced TO Of
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lIH. HAMILTON, surgeon OF Iosg Standing, AID
~ pupil OF two Of the first colleges or anatomy and the The
and practice physc and SURGERY Europe has moved
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delicate indeieate The desperate
real cases cured IN from to nine days Sores Of
other description In propoSliona,e their
ture. Attendance at all times nl6-lms
I'HE RHIL1SOTHERs Stone AT LAST
The celebrated DIR. PoETTS Gonorhga Eradcator
fails in The directions psriec fully and clear
~, 10Y a,n s' ~ ine ony
this disease has wonderfully decreased ssce the Introduction
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p Burnet, IS 9Th avenue PricesL n2i.Im'
STENLlNG'S O1IENTAL BALSAMIC
~ COhPOUND-Aa ef'cacious, sanitary aa cffectuai
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nal weakness Iegulary Of the Menes Irritaied Diseased
gens. The immediate relief .eperaly Afforded by the
the Balsamc Compound In short space OF time has 10 much
confidently offered with accompanying cerscaes oflhe
eminent Of the British Faculty, which viii stamp the high
10 sa the Spsos ,ap sa
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DECIORAL HONEY OF LIyENWOKT-

-lsDg WEIR MRS, BIRD having been duly qua.
Iva lifted, in ing hospital Ia Europe, be- by
her tenoaa and certificates Offers her professional services
the ladies OF York be whom she
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this cyDr Bush Dr. Francis Proiesor) DR.. Ralph, DR.
Wolf DR.. Wright and others.
N. r. AIRS Bird apprses ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and females ally that she
tnue to be Consulted on the different affections
ouen in peculiar her treatment mild vet always
ducing saluary change the ha the delicate
sensitive female better health dnrng pregnacy than
other times. she her the diseases
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COUTHwICK,s PATENT WROUGHT IRON
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