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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-22
Majority against the Minister'S


Tho announcement of this victory of tho OPP
position was followed by loud and long continued
cheering.
The 18th paragraph, which related to the affair
with the United States of America, having been
adopted without discussion, tho President read tho
5th, which was couched in these terms -
"a momontary difference troubled, without
destroying the ancient alliance which united
France with Switzerland. The satisfactory ex-
plantations VIC have received have re-established a
good understanding between two countries
which," &c.
Of this paragraph q most animated debate
arose, founded upon the general and received i'm
prcssions that Conssil, who figured in the affair,
had been spy of tho French police, and upon
the admission of that fact in the committee on
the address by M. Gisparin, and which our road
crs will have seen in our journal Of Monday last.
After the President had read tho article,
M. Odillon Barrott yoso and asked Ministers
" Is II true that M. Conscil, who tho French Co
vcrnmont had required should be expelled the
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-22

The LIST 4th and 5ih sections of the Bill accom-
panying the Report of tho Committee on lnterna
improvements are as follows:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-10

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL RoAp.-A corps
of engineers in the employm of the Baltimore
ed near our town, and are engaged in survey in e
aroute for continuation Of the Rail Road from
Harpers Ferry to some point near Cumberland,
on the Virginia side Of the Potomac. From
conversations with member, Of the corps we are
gratfed TO learn that the route is practicable,
and that there is great probability that this
route will be chosen in preference to the one
north of the river.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-10
Faulkner's majority 46l

A"a'"uS' hayoihy 1oA
PowHATAN.-Msj. Joseph Michaux ".
B } elected by five majority over William
G. Scott, (W)
HENRIco.-William N. Whiting " B.
is elected by majority of IA over J. M.
Bolts (W.)
HANovER.-We learn that William l..
White " b. is elected by small majo.
rity over Mr.. Brown " b There was
no Wing candidate. the Wings taking no
interest in the contest.
CARoLINE.-Col. Robt B. Corbin tW)
is elected over Mr.. Fitzhugh " b.
NEw KENr.-1hree Wing candidates
and one Van Buren, the latter, Douglass,
elected OF coure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-10

o. Two hundred and ninety failures have &C.
cured in New York since the commencement
OF the pressure IN the money market.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
The vote for Representative in Congress
from this district is as follows

Mason's majority, SOC
The vote for State Senator, in this
Senatorial district, is as follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01
VOL. X-I.-No. 53Z

form ofa heavy frlgate, under press o'
canvass, standing up the river. The lltt'I;
brig still lay al anchor, with every sa"
furled.
We are betrayed. and expected IT,"
said Lowell. "a boat was IN the river last
night at midnight. --TUe,e 10 but one
chance Of escape !"
A bright lightning like fash from the
frigate's bow, for moment lllumned her
dark rigging and heavy spars. For Sc
cond. she lay obscured in a chick wreath
thing smoke, aud the heavy report rolled
echong IN thunder along the river.
Il must hail her" SAID Lovsl He raised
his hands TO his mouth and hailed in voice
Of thunder
'Eh. no! The brigantine ahoy Slip
your cable and make SAIL Cut the pain
ter and save the brig"
1T ia useless! SAID voice near him; and
q naval officer emerged from behind the
rock. with several men. Deliver your
sefas a prisoner to the laws Of youf covn.
try! ="
A sharp crack from the snser's pntol
rang through the SmuggIer's Nook, and
the speaker fell dead. The beautiful
Charlotte hung llieess upon her lovers
arm. A flash lit up the dark gray rock.
and the whistiing ball had entered the
smngglers side. He sank upon The ground,
still haDi supporting, with his dying
strength the llteless g'rl.
Take her-iakc her were his last words,
to the little cattage, and God requite ye
as We do IT,
One kiss, a long and parting pressure Of
her pallId lips and the pirats acas dead
The morning broke brightly and beaut-
fully on the placid bosom Of the sumbering
river; the vine covered tenement Of the
beautiful maiden was there in its loneliness
still; joy seemed to revel with redoubled
rapture over the peaceful scene; the breeze
swept with signing harmony along the
waters; the moaning rock still mullered It's
mourntul muslc-but the brigantine was
| gone
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01
uWe find the following IN Kentucky

paper.
Certain Cure for the Dropsy.-Take
clnder from Blacksmths shop and beat
It hne. slft it, to take out the coarse par
licIes; NIX The fine cinder IN pint of
honey until it is stiff enough to lie on the
point OF case knife, not hard like pills.
GIVE the patent as much as will lie on the
point of q case knife, three times a day,
morning, noon, and night. This mixture
is very purgatlve, and will cause the
patient to discharge great quantities of
water, both purgatlveIy and by urine
The portion may be given according 10 the
o'eratlon; If that appears to be too severe,
give less, 1t 1t does not operate enough give
more, aud continue II unrll the swelling is
gone
The patient may eat any diet but milk,
OF which he should not eat drop, neither
take any other kind of medicine whilst using
the above. have known several persons
who were cured Of that dreadful disease
by using he above mlxure. some of whom
were SC bad, that the weter oozed out of
their feet and legs aud left their tracks as
they walked on the floor.
Tn" editors Of all papers in the United
States who wish TO benefit mankind, will
| give the above an insertion in their res.
! pective Papers and also hope that the
above receipt will make it's appearance in
the amanacks Of the Unlon. -Keniucky
Reporter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

.horialiiy among Children. Within
the last three weeks there have died in
this city 500 children under five years Of
age. The number last week under this
age was 1879. Whole number Of deaths
705. OF which by consumption 81, cho.
lera nfaotum &c, CONCLUSIONS %, dropsy in
the head 90 measles | , diarrhna II, dys.
entery 7, teethng II, drowned 6, whoop.
ing cough 3 scarlet fever 4 --Journat Of
Commerce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

CoMMENrAToR'.--A clergyman in De
vonsh're. Eng land, after having endeavored
to explain some difficult text. said, II know
that Commentators do not agree with me-"
The next day a farmer in his village
brought hun basket of potatoes, and said
that as common taters" did not agree
with him, he had brought him basket Of
his best kidneys. which he hoped would be
more wholesome!!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

A Coon ONr. The Concord Statesman,
has the following :--One day last week, a
Jonathan, who had lately arrived from Up.
per Coo, happened TO be passing the State
House lusl as the House adjourned, and not
being used to such sights, he accostcd one
of the Representatives with, Il say Mister,
what is that are erea, stone building yon.
der" why Sir, replied the Representa-.
tive, That is Noah'S Ark, what did you
think it was 'Why had kind Of notion
Of that sort, for saw all manner of living
animals coming out IF h'-.N H. Eagle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

THE QuEEE.-Among other anecdotes which
in circulation, illustrative of the nobIeness of
mind and Kindness of heart of our youthful soye.
reign, one which we have every reason to believe
strikes Us as eminenlly beautiful. The first act
Of her Majesi,'s queenly life was writing letter
to Queen Adelaide, which breaihed the purest and
tenderest feelings of affection aud c,ndoence, and
eyinced II spirit of generosity and consideration
which has Obtained her Majesty's golden opinions.
Her Majesty wrote Ihat letter spontaneously. and,
having finished it, folded and addressed il TO "Her
Majesty The Queen" Some one al hand, who had
the right 10 make IA remark, noicug this. men.
toned, that The superscripion correct, for
that The letter ought TO be directed TO her Majesty
the Queen Dowager. ~ am aware" said Queen
Victoria, "of her Majes,y's altered character, but
| will not be the first person 10 remind her Of it,"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01

PENSy RoYAL.-Farmers might easily save
the flesh of horses aud cows, aud confer g,eat
kindness on their animals, in preventing The usual
annoyance of flies, by simply washing the paris
with the extract Of penny.roya. Flies will not
alight moment on the spot 10 which This has been
applied. Every man who is compassionate 10 his
beasts, ought 10 know this simple remedy, and
every livery stable and country inn ought to have
supply on hand for travellers. Eastern Paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-01
From the N. Y. Mirror.
THE SWIFT-STREAk. OR SNUG
GLERS NOOK.

BY THE AUTHOR OF THE "sPEEDY.KEEL.
"O'er the glad waters of the dark blue sea,
Our thoughts rs bounJless. and our souls as free,
Far as the breeze can bear the bows' foam,
Survey our empire, and behold our home
These are our realms, no limit TO their sway
Our flag the scep,re, all who meet obey
Ours the wild life, in iunu still to range,
From toll to rest, and joy in every change -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

~ day night by Peter Barnett IS 9th Fss
healthy Swedish ccches exclusively used fsr sale Refer
ences-Dr Van Rensselaer, DR. j. w. Francis Dr.. Bills, DR.
Wa ington, Or. Hcrrot, Br. Bancker, NC.
NIB. Where children required b~ eeched the abcve
eecbes bite nsary that parents need fear airy eSirs
suffering IN their children. jef3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

TO late hour, the toast song, repartee,. seaimen ana
burst Of joy made Orange Hotel ring again and again.
never attended any occasion OF the kind when was
more highly amused and interested. Throughout the
whole arrangements there propriety dehcacy ana
manness highly honorable to the gentlenanly mana
gers never was in Newburgh before except about
quarter of hour in cold winters night in 1886 when
the State Senate dragged me, witness, to Albanyto
instruct their ignorance in Wall affairs oi which
they have not yet paid my expenses Newburgh mas
not been much affected by the revulsion Why Be
they always avoided wood lot stock, and land spe
culatons. Yet they have four steamboats, which ranks
them after Albany the North river. Newburgh Is
the earpot Of the rich csuntry Of Orange It's butter
and its pretty girls indispensable.
Sobeautifully has this regatta gone off that should
not be surprised another ot up before next fai
Poughkeepsie put in oar, and not act as
loafer hereafter Why should all the towns on the
North river get up boat clubs and have regaas These
things the real Temperance Societies Intellectual
popular and athletic exctements will do more to Danish
dissipation from the Of young men than all the
Temperance that can be preached from this
hour up 10 eleven o'clock the morning of the day OF
iudgment-at which time the books of eternity will be
closed and every have to take without grumbing,
the shares of stock dealt out to him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

rJOSEPH II. SPENCER having completed the arrange
attendant opening his Hat Warehouse, is prepa
red furnish superb article of the style in general
among genteel community and possessing the increased
value capacity for heightened service at the standard
price, namely five dollars
guide may favor him with their patronage
he would present the following rules which will invariably 60
vern his business.
Firstly The hats sold at his establishment will of the same
value though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly The very moderate price demanded not warrant
ing system of credit all sales be subjected cash pay
nents.
added hsstock choice selection OF Umbrellas
Canes, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Toilet Brushes, &c.
The room, which is fitted up style commensurate
with the growing and refinement of the city, located
the Wall and New being of the build
ing about be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
HERDMAN a. X EENAN,s
- 81 IL 81
ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET oFrIcrs

ESTABLISHED EmGRANT PACKET OFFICES
and Ireland Liverpool weekly eommnncs,on es an 10
"e Ra nfehna a. ST. and " South St, New York
o o ier friends residing in Great Britain Ireland
OPPORTUNITIES viz % on very moderate terms, per weekly
M pa1Rre9rs having made additional arrangements
friends and The public that selecting this line they will avoid
and NAV resi- a ana expense % much coaised
DOM as Wen as i side of he Atlantic use the hest efo
engaged here and their friends who may embark in compasy
with them; and in all cases where passengers III M, cns
their money VIII be refunded to tie from when was
porsas folowsdr New York, weekly Tor Boston, Phla.
leans and Mobile twice each month"; for Quebec three times
each month
Persons wishing passage Liverpool Lsndon can be
accommodated by the regular line Of packets for Liverpool
weekly for London the i iei and 2orh Of each month
These wishing remit money their friends ac.
commodated with drafts for amount payable throughout
Great Britain and Ireland Agents also in the different ports,
twho will give eyey assistance in forwarding the passeSgers
For further information reat We 10 this establishment apply
Eesrs Sherlock Arlington No Waterloo Road and No.
81 Chapel St Liverpool
Messrs John Dickson Co. Warng St, Belfast
Mr. NJ SHERLOCK No s;, Eden, Quay Dublin
James Bellew brogheda
Patrick McMullen, Castle ST., Newry.
d%ard sheocS rs%a near Sana
Thos Higgins, Balynlahon.
Jas. Dusan, Articlif near Colerane.
Meh1 s sGn,S Dram ha county con LonsFa
VIM scraggs Cork.
JAS Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
Hugh Shields, Clones county Monaghan
SCOTLAND.
Mr.. Anderson, No. Is Turner's Court, Glasgow
David Foster AMMAN
ID. McDouead, Inverness
RobL Mcneil Newtown Stewart
HERDMAN KEENAN,
myooim log and 81 South
E6N PASSAGE FROM CORK DIRECT
A4xXb The well known fast sailing ship TRY AGAIN
- tain Haycock, win positively sail in July, and win
comfortably htted up for who will be engaged
reasonable terms, II early application he made
40 RAWSON McMURRAY,-
a2o Corner Pine and South 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST COMPANY.-PcrsoDs nay eject insurnnces
with Company their lives, or the lives NJ others
either for the whale duration OF NE ~ tor limited peri
or In gross sum . .,,-., r,.,--. g. 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

w DUCED PRfCEs,-The subscriber being aesiross ~
closing large he has present on bss o.
ers sale wholesale retail gold and SILVER Pstsn ae
atcbed lever eppe, duper anchor escapemeps
seconds and vertical watches gold guard neck fob ard vest
cbansl seals, keys breaches pins and esrnP1 ne~ pshs
gold pencils and silver guard chains dsnons Prr
riggs boSes ink coegne AMI
card rseks Thermometers, dressing cases
&c. &c, small advance upon sterling eo.L =. ~v-u
jee-lu& ~ TObihs ~ wnn "
SILK HRIsTLR sTOCKs.-Mks. KING, AI
present assortment " Cenemcns STOCKS amongst which
variety composed Of slh and brues expressly sdapteo
Tor spring snA swimmer wear.
Al-o. plain snd fancy Stocks OF every sescupuen an
which warranted OF he best materials asd sa % The nos
liberal terms aMn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 90 1887

DEMOVAL,-C. SHEPARD respectfully informs his
onary and Fascy Goods store from 1879 Broadway 62
Broadway second door above Opposite the City
all ne sRp n @s
promises keep constantly hand variety and
choice collection Classical Scientific, School and Mscela
He viii always be ready TO supply his customers
By o. mng Spe aea noe
steel and quill penknves wallets gold and silver pencils
Newmas Reeves and osborns water coios engraSgs' on
He will also keep hand very extensive assortment of
New York, May !, 1897. my6-u
PEN ,VAL.-w a. ANDR0ss 4 CO. satln Beaver
below up stairs Satin Beaver Bonneis at wholesale with or
without lining, for the millinery trade. nsn
mas 1sa,s fsS.sy r
weakness and pain in the side back and stomach and for de-
location Of the bones ever offered 70 the public Dr. Sweet
ing Wiling e the wises Of bis S that he
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
hss with Mr. B. C. Baar London
manufacture his save every city
written signature Of B. c. BAXTER and joint propr
Messr Pratt Ray druggists 80 Maiden lane wholesale
respectable druggists. Price. IS CENTS roll m3l 6m
w les TOOL STORE corner of Chatham and Chamber
W. has constantly for sale an excellent assor
bits and bits patent sett saws cappers and dyder
Ses hs%%er ases age @ @ levels
nse spoke shaves circular turning athes vices
surfing drawing Instruments wood boxes for cutting
of all Sizes rules files drill cutting nPPers and PHI
mtre squares compasses, saws pads oil stones draw
knives plane steel hollow draw
tools Shelters cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes &c.
II large assortment of planes, manufactured by A.
Baldwin. New York m2i-3m1
THE SUBSCRIBER has received bv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment of the undernen
toned erce which he offers for sale the most advantage
| Gus terms, viz -
Lamps, guilt bronze marble and glass; hanging
lamps gilt and bronzed for OIL candles hall lamps
in gilt and bronzed for oil and mantle lamps IN gilt and
bronzed glass drops and spangs gilt stand Candida
bras ladies work boxes and work tables plated
candestcks and branches cruet frames plated nrns Kettles
bottles stands &c &c single and double barrel percussion
guns pocket, holster, and duellng pistols
Je3-3mH @ w. r. WREAkS. lis Fulton street
= MALL NOrES-SMALL NOTES-SMALL
- NOTES-For change engraved expressly for sorekeep
hotels tradesmen, manufacturers &c. to supply the
scarcity specie. The demand for these
have made IL entire Steel
Plates with beautiful vignees the high finish of which
ders them from counterfeit Notes for 81 u.s. so Is and
2A cents printed bank paper, equal bank bills
and beauty, payable bearer sight in trade
kankabe bills The above ready for delivery
Orders from Of the United States promptly attended
to- application TO
j. NEALE, Engraver and Printer,
John ST, 8 doors from Broadway
b. Trademen and country merchants invited cal
and see specimens previous making their purchases
jel9-1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

The NewburRk Corsair, %
Highland Wave,
The other boat, namely.
The West Point basd now poured out splendid tri
umpha harmony the heavens poured out equally splen
did wind and rains the assembled crowd rent the air
with shouts aud the ladies and strangers looked ON
with pleasure and ccstacy
The race boats now slowly approached the shore
The Judges cosInees, and spectators retained TO the
Orange Hotel preparing for the delivery Of the three
prizes to the victors
About six o'clock, Captain Robinson, in the large room
Of the Orange Hotel called the Associations order
1.-THE coxswain ofthe Wave"
Here, sir"
Step up here"
The prizes were displayed. MIR. Monnel on the part
Of the Judges then delivered short speech, very beau
tfa and appropriate to the occasion lie referred to
the great antiquity Of aquatic sportsthe manly and
Of such exercisesspoke OF the ahet@ OF
Greece-the connection Of such amusemcnfs win pa
triotsm bravery and national glory He alluded most
feicitousy to the Of that days amasement-tne
splendid bay-the gloomy Caatskll-and west rolh''
covered with revolutionary memorials, almost WITHIN
hearing distance of the shouts Of triumph The several
standards were then delivered to the several vicors
the company adjourned toa splendid colation-and up
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

nR. CORwAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Mama
- acsrer Of csrupfbs Teeth No. 1884 Spring St out OF
McDougaL
r. DR.. Cs charges very moderate, and his ncorrup
tibe Teeth are really spendh my25 3m
nRUGs, AC.-Phosrhorus chioraie potash, nitrate ba
~ sroptian, nitrate ammonia, ds
cement zruzs cologne sedetz and soda powders
Nc IL. sale in quantities q suit purchasers, by
J. A. LAMOUREux CO.,
my2rf J7T Broadway
TIALF PAIGE MUsIC.-Ncw ardtashienable En-
graved Music for the Panoorte and Flute, AT cents
page. - ...
sal Medicine sf t British College Fl Health Packets from
Is cents to 81 sold at MRS KINGS old Stand
j2s-y l4l Fulton street, near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
THE f. VIE.


nR. ELLIOTT, Oculis, Professor OF Anatomy and dis
- of the Human Eyc-From II years undivided
and study under the celebrated Ocus
in Europe and OF the best in AmericaProessor Smith
the Medical College of Oho-wth the extensive and
cessin practice in the Unoa Dr. f. with confidence
that he the dangerous and croc diseases Of the
Eye without operation, except in Of blindness when
he operates for Cataract, Corectomia and Eptropum
SPECTACLES-Dr. E.. patent beautiful, transparent,
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property keep
ing the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and the time every age without the necessity
of change.
DR. T.. viii himself adjust the glasses, suit the particular
defect
DR. T. begs he attends diseases Of Ey
and imperfcctians Of the vision only.
~ Office 3o3 Broadway. Private In Duane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

NOTIC TTU The PUBkICs-In consequence Of
1.-THE decision Of the judges In the Regatta Of the 10Th inst the
last of that day will be again on Friday next the last
Of June when will start for the prize O'clock
r. Milf stormy, fair day The conveyances 10 the
regatta will be the the day. The subser
viii arrange his place that all obtain
refreshments they may wish, and euaenvor ~ give gene
raj satisfaction throughout the day. q. ~ WANDkLis
All the different boats that entered IN the
regatta the 10th inst requested meet AT swandePs
"Wednesday evening June 18Th business OF Importance
ieX-d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

ST0RE.--The subscribers, since IN
- aimed al furnishing the public with a
stsntial HAT Of the most graceful form, nj u
price Of % They can now say that their
crowned with triumphant success The
by them during the last three months, surp
finish any heretofore offered, and stand r.
those Of higher prices, worn by the iashionab
patrons they would ssy--the quality, ss far
iorr1-.le price moderats and fixed--the y
the sales for cash l7s G. athsm Square, COZ
nylqtf