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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
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DR., .adnmS' CeieJrui,d EYe iPaier.
Warranted an cileclua cure for sore, weak.
ard 'nllamed eyes.
PRICE . CENTS PER VIAL.
FuTlliS celebrated article was invented by
* one OF the most distinguished phvsiclanS
The age, and dntlrg an extensive practice
of so years, he invariably resoijed to 1t IN all
eases OF sore. weak and iuilamed eyes. tina,
came under bis notice, and so great a cel,h-
r'y did he acquire thereby, that they came to
him from all parts. and IN 40 instance was ii
ever known To fail III producing The desired
effect. 4 short time only has elapsed since
The article was first II troduccd to public no.
licc. and during that PERIOD. upwards of
THREN THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed OF. and the demand for il
IS rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
The effect produced Dv this article. that one
single vial has completely cured an niiamed
eye, though various remedies bad for long
time previous been resorted to, but in vain.
Ample directions accompan the article, asv
wei as letters Of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in the country
With a view To insure its u,cfuincsS in IA more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
The following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale OF it, where Tho public may rest assur.
ed OF procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISH Il, proprietor,
7lh & Bnttonwood.
JOHN r. ROWLAND, $40. Market e.
L y. liOSKlNS, SIC Market streets,
Phi Iadclphia.
Dir. w. l.. AITEE, Lancaster.
J. & }. II. PECK s. co.,
Burlington, VI.
AS will of all druggists aud siorokccpcrs
throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc:ually
attended to ior eye wafer or drugs,
Philadelphia. June 9G. 1886 IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
W1NODSLAH IIOUSE,
Z ''.gAf9s
1 li55555...X
d, a. WI, 3ssTiyT,

Us %. ~ 3 isGd.i IL
fLnie Of the fremont Hoiek WWidon. n
e@HAS the pleasure Of informing his friends
~ and The Pubic That he has leased the
above cs,ahshmchl,which has been thorough
ly repaired, and furnished in the best possible
manner, ant is now open for the reception of
Company.
lie wll be found at all times ready to sup.
ply the wants of all those who may favor hlm
with cal, with the best the market affords,
and hopeS (byhjS desire TO plcasc) to merit.
aud receive The patronage of liberal Public
Strangers and all those wishing to visit the
extensive manufacturing operations now in
progress at the Winooskl Falls, are Informed
that "A carriage WI rum for Passengers from
Burlington Court House Squaro,to tins House,
three Times a day, (and oltener if requlred)
through The season.
4 Livery Stable is in connection with this
establishment where Horses and Carriages can
be had, at all times, on reasonable terms.
Wnoo'ki, May 25lh, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
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20 Do's. Guy inspected for sale by
~ lIIcN1y d CATLIN,
May 70.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
Britannia Tea Pots, Pitchers,
runbiers aud Cups for sale at the Variety
Shop. PANGBoRN d bRiNsMAip'
June 80
yi'(CsyNrlFl, $,


r. OCO 20 co AND LUCIFER
IL MATCHES, good ones, also Cigar
Matches, to carry in the Pocket, for sale
al tie Variety Shop.
PANGBnnS g. BRtSsMAID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24
al Markets.

New YORK. July 22-6 O'Clock, Pm
The -four market extremely dull Western further de
clned selling in small parcels sos7i New York
coring quality 81 20 ears The crop wheat
ing market quite freight still keeps but few days
Their receipts will knock IL down Germ selling Sill
Auction Sales-3oo bushels wheat lisa i2c 1874 bushels
do at 1903 1850 800 do do. at SIC 30 barrels starch
Sc; IS boxes lemon syrup So SO barrels flour al S6l
aS7.
Receipt Of Produceel7 barrels -four, 6 tubs butter
RICHMOND, JuLy 2ist-whea ranged from Sl50 to SL6i
per buhe II has declined slightly, doubt by the
abundant crop this Contracts for August
lao to l45 cents and 100 TO l3h arriving slowly and the
demand is brisk
Flour brings from So Tor old uper6ne $780, for new "a
miy.
Tobacco is in good demand, ranging from s275 a.
PERsAMBUco JUNE 2d The quotations for Flour
1911 1n-rea sales Of 10 10 bbls. The American
-four this said to have generally turned bad owing
being o foreign wheat Sugars in Ibis best white
26os per DO in zfo Hides, dry saed lis per
pound.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

New YoRx, July 23-6 O'Clock, Pm
The production Of in this country and other
quarters OF the world in connection with the destruction
commercial credit will have uinous effect upon American
manufactures There is In England 10 per cent
wool than this period last BY cutting o6
credits in that country the demand for their manufactured
products has been eened in the same proportion Wages OF
labor will necessarily fall to the scale OF demand To get rid
Of their manufactures factors and dealers throw
into American markets immense quantities OF goods which
will be sold at exceedingly low rate for cash. They will
very careful rely upon credit system as formerly Can
the manufacturers compete with this influx Of Bi
goods! Certainly not
Already many thousands Of spindles standing still
There 10 positive necessity for keep factories
so soon as they pay pre6 the stop their
mills and the workmen can go 10 the far West where they
cannot arve No Inconvenience felt the soppage of
American mills. The demand for labor great that the
moment pursuit becomes Improbable one be
resored to with safety.
The redundancy production viii necessarily keep cotton
ct very lew There market IN future 10 war.
rant increased demand for goods as we
said before, this marke, the only outlet British industry
viii be well We don't hear manufacturers calling for
protection before the termination Of this They yet
suffer in connection with other pursuits
We should forget that the Of all OF Cotton on
band Ia Europe ard America Of this moment, half
million OF bales Twot irds Of this amount pass through
the mills Of England in the Of the three four
months On the back Of this great redundancy
CROP exceeding that OF former years How then cotton
get above 10 cents per pound' There prospect Of
present Besides nothing manufacturing
from but protective tariff Will this be accorded From
the temper nation should think The compromise
will not be brokensnd the feelings efhe people evidently
but unfortunately agrarisn suppose any aid will
tended the manufacturers They will take their
fate.
The United Bank has been in the Savannah Market
purchasing Cotton freely for expectation.
sdvices from New Orleans 10 10th inst savsn
nah the i7th Augusta the 10th, Baltimore to the 2 and
Richmond ~ the 2lst
Sales at New Orleans i4h 3s5 bales at u Loeb
article goes OF bsker OF late, and at advanced rates
prices ranging from 81 lac
had en- but moderate demand Savannah M 10
the ih, NJ for pards since our last report The principal
sales Of the week been made at from 0}c We have
heard no transaction last quotation OF sales The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

yrA tremendous riot came off yesterday merning
in the Dutch Reformed Church, Forsyth street. The
congregation was divided about employing the pre-
sent minister. On his rising TO commence the servi-
ccs his opponents began to applaud and hiss. In a
few moments the two parties were by the ears,
and the minister turned heels over head ont OF doors
He Tough, bravey, flooring almost every third man.
The pulpit was torn down, seats pulled up, &C. More
this evening about this "Chxrch militant"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

FIRE.-A fire took place on Saturday night at
Lewis & Carriers, No. 63 Cedar street. Damage in
considerable from the fire. but much injury was done
by the water. person who slept IN the upper story
was awakened by the smoke, and gave the alarm in
time 10 save the building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

JAMES Goapos BENNETT, Eso.-DEAR SIR,-You
are respectfully invited TO the Regatta to take place
on Tuesday next the 25h inst, al the Pavilion Fort
Lec-aso, TO the Bal on the same evening. The up
per part of the house being exclusively devoted to the
ladies', and you being ladies' man, hope you will
not fail being present. Respectfully yours,
LAWRENCE X. BooERr,
Proprietor Fort Lee Pavilion.
July 2lst, 1887.
ASswEn.-Fort Lee is beautiful spot-,he ladies'
are beautiful creatures-the hills around are beautiful
heaven above beauSnl-all beautiful II is proba-
BILE, therefore, but by no means certain that shall
60 merely TO that the ladies receive those delicate
attentions, only mite short OF alteration, which 10
the great purpose ofhuman life and existence Aprs-
yes-I confess am "lades man''--not the lady .
man that we see in stupid fashionable society-to
hang upon their apron stnngso talk no,hings to them
avn lady's man Of different coiibrc. When lay
my head in their lap ! want to look up IN their
eyes and talk Of philosophy religion, heaven poetry,
and dread eternity. l am such lady's man as Soc
rates was, Moses was, as Pythsgoras was as eve.
ry great spirit Of the past was that gave new I'M
pulse to society and got up the great regdds ocvll-
zation. That's all
Dean BESsErr,-In your inimliabe, unrivalled,
and never-to. be.excelled Herald Oh yesterday,
you had an article headed "A Marriage.
Now. Bennett, as you are a clever fellow and as
Won arc desrous at ali times to speak the Truth wish
to correct an error you made in your article concern
ing that marriage yesterday. mat error IS merely
the bride but being present al the ceremony, and be-
inc ted with the parties, allow to to say
there were no trademarks.
am anxious Bennett, you should correct this Sc
rious error, lest the groom shous follow the manly
ersmole Of Haqgerty, and bring an action against
YOU Tor reporting what is sot trne and thereby stain
ing his honor. Farewell, Bennett.
An EYE WITNESS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

RcE-we have only had sale Of 20 erces good Carolina
at "a T. duty paid.
from, New York, and $50 bags from Calcutta.
WAL EBosE has experienced further advance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

f,r The affair ofhonor between Mr.. b. and Mr.. G.
took place on the ChamPlan line in Canada, on
Wednesday morning last. Two shots were ex-
changed and all parties returned safe. Particulars to-
morrow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-24

ing Post says
THH KISG AND THE PRuScEss.-WS some time ago
informed readers ihata discussion in progress
upon the subject Of an establishment for the Princess
Victoria and that the final adjustment had been re-
tarded by difference of opinion to the authority
by which the superior officers Of the household Of the
hsircss presunptive ought to be appointed IL is
several days since was communicated 10 us that his
majesty, in the truly patriotic and parental desire to
remove every officially, had proposed TO appropriate
to the establishment Of her royal hlghness El000e a
year from his privy purse, keeping the appoint
ments in question under his own pc sona coRtrol
but we withheld this announcement, in the hope that
IL would have been in our power TO accompany II by
the gratifying statement that the offer Of this sacrifice
on the part OF the king had been successful in the at
tanment Off object We regret to say that our ex-
pectaon has not been realized. Up TO very recent
period the discussion still contnued and we under
stand that the Princess Victoria, since her royal high
nesss birthday, has taken some personal share in II.
We informed and believe, that several letters upon
| the subject have passed between the sovereign and
/ his Iustrlous niece.
The foreign intelligence is important. While the
English and Americans are busiiy engaged in fight
ing Their commercial battles the Spanish and French
are employed in the good old warfare of men and
arms.
FRAScE.-The sugar bill passed the chamber OF
deputies on Thursday BY majority of az.
The king queen and the entire OF the royal family,
| were 10 leave Fountanebesu for Neuilly on Satur-
day, and to make their entry into Paris with pomp on
/ Sun lay forenoon.
In consequence Of difficulties thrown by the gov
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23
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ginl9e QSorte iber ote ben 1lten
SuIp 3. s. In Q6alblnstcn ees
boltenen 0erlommlung Der lo,
Senoflten Oeleulh oftetageborez
nsr Nmerlfaper Oer Q5erelnigt.
J. Gtaateu.
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fentiieben 8idttsrn fDon b&ufa er;ud5nte
NsrS'nouns aei0afsn, mslebe untes ben
Naaen "gslsuiDaIt Der einssborenen 81
ner'Faner Der Sereiaiat. StaateM T Native
american association Of the y. States, I
berbrsltst uno eem GOrtbsiteben Der repuo:
l'fanli1sn 5repbsiten eie(er Staaten ge.,
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fen 8so,nSunssn oes 8lr9srrt1ts sxltr
Nep1tlit fabl9 r1a6t. e,ltwsoer gan, auf-
subepen Cesr Die @srsiblr9 osTdbrn na,s
70 oislen S6pierigfsiten 81 ptrfuiip(en,
oaR e. sspidermaesn ibon in sf1tb flor
5ertaat. 2!ae oisIsm pauwagunofal5
sntlprinet, oaS tetusm WaturalfIgten 81.
t'ntnbe Aenltsr ranSsrtraut, berfsl5e ilbet=
aaupt aG1r asbss beraaot treroen Iou,
rps!De ole eonltltution otelss 9auoea
osm Reaf6sn. aIs Rtnl1, eewabrt.
7 9ti6t oaS S!edbsu eanb, auf ,psIdem
Ole erlten etbntrab!en Dem Meulbsn snt-
se9sn sldnStsn fol- i'm Ncuebts Dor
ielnsm Mtnsnl1sn -psrlsibst, fouoern
alein Woralltat uao iolitise geijtlse Q}cr,
,aSe foanen lbu bslbeiosa erbsb.n. Die
&rse 1T isbesaI oes osrrn unp nbsratl it
oss Menlben 0atsrlano ! ., ..... ~
Gs 1T bseauernsnlroig in eipsr R.pubs
III Sossn aueselpro1en 5u facea Die
NIT esta panps oss dr0iten aiifoerats.
mus bic saft usrpetteu. So esBisDt lid
oaraus benti0 Die srobe u n NJ sN en-
|beit GisjeS Wsisia5 bon gtneaboreueu,
inesfrs lie iltat emma! aepen asf spelbs
Gsuacfass G9 eas Sottpsfslsa elmer
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23
0erlammIuDs Der Seutiben
Der Stact Canton.

gin elmer 5ablrei6en DerIammIun9 Don
3eutlben Der Staot Canton, 1peIdbs auI
WA.tpob Nbsn0, Den 20. an, pauIs oes
1orn. S. 8nbrer Stast fauo, an pslber
pr. pstsr Eau'manu in ben Stubl oeru=
fen, t9t. V9lIip lDsber ol6 N'ce.VtdToent
uuo g. Mseer aIs Gseretdr, ernaunt
pufoen, uno nabDem Der 0oIfssr, bic
AbTDt unb Den 3wed oisler Dtrfaii!luns,
in ether (ebr lebyrelben uno patrIot'lDsu
Nsoe, Ger 0erlammIuns bsrsot est. art
batte, ,pusbe, auI 8OrI I@Iag.
8ei6 ioH e n,-DaB cine Commit:
tee, aus fanf Werlonen bsitebeno, Don benz
Stub!e egnanur weroe, ~ Dem Gno1peGs,
Den Sinn elelsr 0sriammlung, auf az
b10uebli0e 2itt. aus5uosnGsn no!auf
Die Qerreu Il. QBittine, @. QsIp, 8. QDilB,
o. ga Iberuns g. SRsper, ols lol0e ers
uarut uuroer. D;elsr Gemn1ittee naro
DounerltaS ADsno. e'6 tie 3sis ibrer 8e=
rlbtet Rattuug, bsfimmt.
l8Orant Die Derlan1mIunS Ilb biz aa(
Dpnnsrfta3 Nbsno pertasts. i
. ones fla s Nbeu0.--Die Ser
lamn!ua9 erbfnets 1tth, incsm Jor. ..
Websr -. y. oen ourO Die s,lbmeienbeit
os5 JQc. y. Gaafn'ann eftsoi5ts 5!ubi>
sinuabtu. Dle Somutttss lsa:e Der Ser.
fammiun3 osn na0 (otgsupsu DsriebtunD
SefOIflUe ppr; psias otiobalo. nit pe=
Isr lesefeiatIitlaa9. aaf Doti1!as, pou
Der Dfrl latil!an9 en9saouslnsn rvu!oeu.
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Day--i1 bisen IaSeu ber Nasartuus
uGo 8sroVr5supstt, MAI Der Vartpep9slt,
Ger le.nen srtl8sn QauD isbsr pa5 game
eaGo aueatgiuet, Sn3sadle Wabniinnlaeu,
Die oea pa)rea Meab Oct Stey3xtr, bic
ans be9lhdt, Mot 5u f1assn pifTsa, ~
alIeIsp pIhaen uno gat,pntfsn, atueist
etne irsys Re9serna3, uno ,ps,(e 4emlni=
ltsation oeten Maasfegsln. Ole nur eab,n
5is!en Elm frspea SOlt ia pesIatesn, ID asn
tbou tanss Sun, &ta1el sslporosa fao,
su ltarSsir. unfit aai osgtn Gri,lumerl,
e.nf stbietstlobe OosrDtrrl8aft absr oas
8o!e ar5amalen, ,,ursr auSera aud,
eiu unssDenN .. 8s(elfDaft, pom ua,,,.
;Iebsa faite!u 9eiite beisslf feinen Ropf
feDsaa erpebt, nrn line ui1tsa5nsnotn
lsllfben ia perl1lin8en aduleD, Gin,
4 lOss!laaats (9slsltl ldalt slasspofnsr al.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

JAE1G9t(t 02ntE" ME- k3FiC3ts}tE 0Et 'StS'A
Gtaagtn psrae:fet tiGr GeEaG oaB Ul1r
&tnwauoerer ojsieIbsn- Gebo52n ta0en "a.
Ibmerijcb piroe biz Soune 0et Sren3st
bisle 0sfi;oe eyqniGsn, batten nicot Il =
fnVette, g teub y. @aib, & 0 s.
ciu6co, Qamiiton nno olsIe an
es'e Mneiduosr Sejilj5e uuo PbDilI0e
0dIfs bargebrabt. aDsr treiB ni0t, oae
Osutfebs uno anbers Ginspanterer bic rO'
BEN walotriu ftu1tbare aIuen un1nan:
heIten, oaB Die ,uelFen 9rOBattisen Anla-
oeu cisIe6 eauos6 ourb QIu6ldnDer an9e-
orrnet anb emf fanben Eno 2 tub mer
ilept nidbr noD ta8Iidp le9easreIebs 6ti'eb;
ts Der GInmanosrung &e,u QornrtbsI!S;
ireYer fein rpoby unterrihtsttr Mann,
fein Democrat su1to 9eonnttnlo5 bfp al
len oielsn @reisnlnen ecrhserss9an8etl
fsin, at >pirb, sr muB tb (a9sn, o'sle
I6bnen Oefijoe phrosn npp WI!onlb
lin, .pdreu ujbt Ds.robnsr ferner H8noer
e:ugemanoe4t nm putb 9tNbe uno Cir
ptit tt0 pier Elm unabbon9i8ee Hsben 1u
Dearilnoen.
0tbt au'in oumm teneiIen (ieb oteEe
Io9suannten Natives, IOuoern AUDI Ia b4
Z ri t*b, cenn fts lIaO eben 70 wsni8 nr
lprnnaIi0e Nn1tvlceuer, as Isosr tpdtsr=
DIn @in5elrano erte. Spre Doria9ren wa=
tsn aub @utopier uno unter eiusetOrsne
2!merIsanss itno Die ss5upiaasr 5a perite-
ben. :" s..
Die rspublifanilbsn @FuaoIaBe Ger
a1eilten @iuuanbersr fno vbne Sn'ifeI
tIorer uno fslter, als bic Don bier Ss5Orss
nen VsrlOnsn. ssSene isui5tsn unEsr mos
narb'l1en uuo ariltacratIfben Sohe, Ie
tlei Den Maues! Der Rebte
oso W<nlOen weibe Ole, 9{atur 1soem
i'm sIeI1en MaoBe bsrbeiBt ite pEsIisbsn
lbr Bats1Iauo, uu oa6 Gut 5n (uben,
.psIbss Die oIe(em 2auoe >gntlprOhenen
BON Ju8euO auj esnol lien bapeu. @bdBt
nlbt Oerlsui3e, speIber uacb uIe'er M3hbs
uno 2lufopfsrun8 enoIlch Elm lhdepa'es
@at errsl1t, oalIeIee pIsI bpbe; ats Der,
psI1er oa0sIbs, 10 Ian3e er osnfen Sonn,
rat uubepupt 9enonsn GOT? 2Dr mansu
Irf etwa5 NOlt9ates ea1bsDrt boren, ebe
,plr es pngCIs WibdBen i'm Gtonoe Nno.
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Oerd 1tLla onEb DC
Oemein0slt uno Oertu9lbdsan3, NIT
me!eber Il, etnwauosret oeJs.Dnen.-
oie lID lolper QIn6otNds osclsz
neu uuo 70 slotniDaTtlIeb eelDstnen, N''o
es>rIB oee 9tamtUs "siepuovuons1' nns
Ipnroi8, IL lt>utn Fh leIott un1er cas-
9emsius un0 Die &atebtun8eu, Die (ls
unoeren 5u5uf19sn osnsen Tausn nj oop:
ps|tsr Sat- a"T ile 5uFhd nno usrunrsls
ui9sn iie 3elt.eosns.
NpHDnfauer So4sg lclbtn Dsr3inos
un8eu xuss DeraDtuns nno rprtr oap'n.
uno (Oute ee 9ut uno 5:at tDiten, UoB
Ole Se9uun8eu Der beitebenosu SOnNtltu.
ton urle'ee 2anoee F1 noD IanBe a0er
tOmmenoe GslDIe6tsr psrbssWtn J!
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

0F Dir !ieferu beute Den 0auptinbalt
oer 5Otlbaft oes Vse Tosnten Dan 8nreu
tpeIcbe ct a,a 5. Sept. beleen @ouss sll:
bdulsrn ubIb'tte. Sa ME fs,u etnt Yin:
EMP fsb!unsec NIT ben @eitnuuussn Der
BOlf5rsprelentanten i'm giufIauge ieYn
neroen, rnnB Die 3sit Iebsen. gu punl1-
en- tpase es, oeB o,efe SiBuu9 psm 3ped
entfprs6en mb6te, fir spelbe ie bsrufen
mOrcen, nem!ib ee6 QBObI oss .9auoeS
Su bef6reerm uno oaB Die Qsrrsn Mspre=
lentanten 'bre 3eit mebr ben eisentIl0sn
8ei66ftsn oI6 uanhseu WartbsDteoen
nicmen ~ilroen. 4Bas ibrisens be BOT.
l6aft oes VraTpenten anbetrifft, 70 tbeiIt
l'e oae @plftaI ibrer 8orSdu8er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

81 @epysfertenssn @fhj67s, sem QEn.
oertsn 'be6 s2rforbeuen ). GtaacjTeE
Don GenucNes, 9glpiOnst, poN1tt, Nor.
nab bstos Q:uisr fS5 bic Moato9 per=
Ea81en. " : (Ran. Gaj.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

QElr ltno autboriIrt morosn, oeu yla-
men Don 8 eturi6 . d TO 4 t., ais
einsn @anoioot fhr oa5 s6erif6 Nmt
anju5elSen. > -: =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

GrNa1 ben Iebten Na6ri6ten BON
QRaib'u8ton pernsDmeu mir, poB S. 6.
GaIbouu BON SNb: Carolina uno DUFF
0reen btraus9tber oss 9Ier9ants In
catt'more, bsiee tefti9e 9esner ssasn Die
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

Donna Caritea possesses the usual drama tic in
tercst incident 10 mos' operas. Singing and act
ing are not sisters. The attention cannot be
divided 10 such extent as to do justice to both,
and hence operas are mostly deficient in point OF
dramatic interest. The lover of music, however.
never looks for acting. 1t is the Instrumentation
and the voice that absorb his mind. Mercadanle
exercises n wonderful influence over the feelings
by his extraordinary yet apparently simple moyc-
ments. The orchestra is the foundation whence
he draws his richest imagery. He makes the
voice in some measure subservent TO the instrn'
mental part. Comparing him with Bcllini, We
$ oud say that Mercadante is less same than the
latter You hear every variety Of style in Donna
Caritcn, from the martial down TO the simplest
ballad movement.
OF the Singers concerned, much may be said.
curly and ardor OF old artist; while Papanti
though pleasing and just, seemed al rimos uncer-
,ai.. This feeling will be dissipacd with the
next repre- sentaton. Her tainiing in the finale
was NEST unfortunate, il deprived us oi The
grand climax which has immortaized the campo
ser. The part Of the Dom is nrduous, ond we
presume, from undue uXcrtlon, her powers failed
her.
Fahi was unusual fine voice, and in the duett
with Geresiui did wonders We cannot speak .tnt
highly of the chorus. There is ono eye-sarc, anr
we beseerh Mir Brichta to alter il il he can. 1t Is
Mr. Csrris dressing differently from the other gen
tlcnien Cant he sing in shoes, that lie mns
wear yellow boots! Why should he knrea rulfl"o
collar on! We do hope the audience Will hiss
him from the stage If he does not reform. Mrs
Troll opc would cry "5nois.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

What class "t paper have The banks in the
States Of Mississippi and Louisiana been dis
counting during tbs last six months! Almost en-
clusveiy Planners drai,s on New Orleans Com,
mission Houses.
What proportion Of Discounts have the Mcr-
chants in those States had from the Banks, COM
pared with the amount Of paper above spoken of!
Nus ) cents on the dollar.
In what way is Cotton sold by the planters
in those States! lie the agents, and in many
eases partners, of New Orleans commission houses
one Of which is found in every principal town in
the States of Mississippi aud Louisiana. The
agent buys the cotton, accepts the planters's draft
on his principal, the banks take the paper and
give the planter the cash
Now, what class of paper do the Banks in tIoEe
States hold! The planters drafts is the certain
reply. have been told l'y undoubied authority
that al no period in four months cou Id merchant
get note discounted, even if endorsed by every
coed man in his inwn-lhc banks giving tx
elusive preference TO planters drafts on New Or
,cans commission houses.