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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

A NGINA PECTORIs.-DoCToR SEARS has paid
unusual attention 70 this disease hes had much expe
reace in the treatment If IT. and In been
cessfu in relieving urgent symptoms In many Of Afford
ing entire relief It's characteristic symptoms uppea.
SAINT sensation al the abone oennony nc The
lower part OF H. attended with pains about the breast but
particularly the en- side ard regsn Of the heart extending
often to the shoulder blades especially the ie and osu at
fecung the lef arm Those subject 10 sometimes awaken
ed with sense OF suocauon and generally experience
shorness OF BREATH and sometimes papson OF the heart on
waking ss where v ascending OF against the wins or up
Tight OF stairs Doctor Sears would invite Those subject " TINS
disease, dyspepsia liver complaints on pulmonary
drepacal ahectens call him at his oce, - Ann street
- 1eNN'', - 1 Unna.ap
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

"A ke, thereby avoiding injury the adjoining
principle Of atmospheric pressure by M. LEvETT, Dentist
Ne. Sill Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall
This rnethod generally known approved, NO
comment being wholly different in principle and result
any practised in New York.
His references of highest order are most ample and the
opinion Of the New York public his improved system may
be In Of the following respectable papers, New
York Mirror 10th july 1895; Courier Enquirer 18th
Der, 1895; Evening Star. I7th June 1887. iei5,2mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
DOCTOR CARPENTERS PECK SLIP DISPENsARy
Ne Peck Sip first door belew Pearl street, date Dr. AZ.

Ne Peck Sip first door below Pearl street, date Dr. Az
ooSsone)
Doctor Carpenter having had The advantages Of regular mee
cal education received his Diploma sor practice OF
Ply and from the New Ysk Society,"
and having had twenty thee GENERAL and successful
ace IN tps cry deyoes s and undivided
iay certain Of $50 (which SO
papers Diseases require TO 20 treated asreeay the
that the
hence The least reflection satisfy any dscernns
End tina; specific be applicable all cases.
reties this disease enables him % eer speedy and oouxn
adopt OF and
ed to offend: lead suspconcomp Ind to-
tally unknownto dinarv auacks Of the dav. nyosy
MEL'CAL AND SURGICAL CARB.-DR.
IVA FAW CETT late Surgeon Of The gath reg ment Of the
British army confines his attention 70 The removal Of
case OF his extensive Europe, India
Anerca ceyetea excsiyeyto the treaen Of venerea an
it, various enables him to adopt The
nal remedies IN eradioen form Of that disease entirely
from the system his treatment veeeabe his charges
wicA. a.-S-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
ma, CARPENTER, NO Peck snp. oor,Iuu.. 10

Ia, CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck Slip continues to oe-
vote ms Undivided personal attention TO tho Of all deli
Carpene centa'e of the Now York State Medical Society
late Surgeon of ~ regiment u 8 Army and for years
ttionef OF this Separate offices o the
ChafRes reasonale add all cases guaranteed my27-u
Ia. CAkPENTEh continues to administer to tAe a..
- iced and the prompt
nsr. his estabhed and well known Dspcnsay No Peck
Slip my27-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

Mr. D. resorect that ne star worn by those who pas.
their examination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES

ypEmOyAL.-DoCTORJ JACKSON has removed his
pcr Baths from No. 100 go Bovery where
he has baths ready visitors FIVE notice. from
O'Clock A. NJ to II O'Clock, ~ An Intelligent female who
has bad ,Lree years experience IN The Business conast
men ard board, viii gocs aur,es provided for invAdswke
nj Jsrhsea asd sks Medics.es vapov Baihs myi1y
ITO PTl g LAnxES- klegapce, durability ap1 essn4
s-t sonbpQd received case u 81 sath and chieo
hgpved cswere hak a. e~ure article Tor ladks tllo4b
ssd drees eopsnG scsspese vassty s( pau(ss ld -
Ios1 2 $780, n - sssEpns 20 - -
!; -: :::;!: : : ' = :, ssssss.is 4! {
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

THE OF the North River Exchange Company
deemed al the following Exchange Offices
1877 Greenwich New York Asa Canal New York: SAT
North Market Albany and Tyler Browns corner OF
Water and Ferry Newburch.
This institution is intended for the accommodation OF the
North River steamboats, and for travellers
Orders received for small at 1917 Greenwich 81 New
York and those redeemed there at per cent for silver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
49,.
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
jy2ly 90 Nassau street cor Of Fulton.
RKYHAM's SALOON ENLAKGED.--a

II CARD.-S. W. bKYI1AM OF the BOwery Steam Confec.
oRsry and saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully
lorns bis numerous friends AMI the public, that he always
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lsmenades Meads Sodas
Ices &c &c, with the vseus decsces they in
for leir accommodation, also the best
pure and wholesome ccnectonaes manufactured the i'm
proved principle g. w. b. respectfully invites those persons
who have had opportunity Of visiting s Saloon,
make call at 238 Bowery, when they can judge Of the CON-
fort and accommodations Of his establishments at the time
pedging himself that his patrons will always nd respectable
and select society, with accommodating WATERS W. b. In
devote his whole and his Eowery Es
tablhment also Mrs b. the confectionery department
and with the united exerons Of BOTH hope still 70 merit
nuance Of the patronage already extensively experienced
with many thanks for past favorS >. w. BRYHAM,
Bowery Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No. 2e Bowev
my6-ly Rvingt0n Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

nN CERTAIN COMPLAINTS WHICH Occasion GREAT Arx-
~ IETY-As sTRIcruRE, -,tts VEEEREAL, he. kcsrh
sary for The Immediate and Private of there CompLnt
ByDr. Ralpa, 81 CORTLAND Street New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

fia intercourse and that otss 9hc metallic should
pc sufficiently large ~ secure The onnsesnbiia,
81 the PAPER ia,o specie denand and tha4.Yaai
tnss The credit system is heneicialtn The reftan-
aic, but always prcjrdieia 10 the agricultural aud
1ncchanieai in,ercalA jHdei endent ii ih, eounee-
lion With the mcrcsatise. The intimate connection be
tween the csntslc and agricultural Interests de-
fsvcs IN the agricultural and mechanic Interests I'll
the bsnefs 81 The credit system iadrectl, when il ia
tonined in lis direct operation the mercantile A.
lone. and avnids tho evils Credit, DIRECTLY infused
a. tie agricultural aad mechanical interests las
never h'oa sonsse oil lHoperiX, hut always IF }ds
setsiiy 10 the3a. Bntihe present - stem b. upon
al Is ,negaovrH iafu anf hihts and nter,ou1s, tna
has become arnasi second nature aud unlsl PEI
3upon the condition fittings HkR afe and i1of !.
Z3ace eoaifh9aezaea. know AMI fec y III n,.f
.4ciierts whichw eh result the ccanfrY from In
srdden atcrhsow vi Tie pleseri b9okius strip I'D
ihat ii woe'd he madness in the eHrelee "a atterff
8it, with these views ] cvof that policy which sesI.
TO correct tho abuses aui na!iy e rtlsru the
erafs which have csei, into tie sy.fsu. lh1i ~
the lapse al tune, without whence 10 avs Iehts
etri,ncntt snyintcrest. wssiom. aided bs eNreti
Il cnec, may sanua aud .llnta,y system.
This must he work of iinr, aud requires great lar
mony and nnanimitv of actiun on the pari ct tn,
State Governments o clfaei Il. 50 far a, relates TO
the action OF the federal government desirr iIaf
IL shall act III harnony with the views of lac : sies.
instead Of hostility, a1d that II should al. ~
n tate and lutcians employment 81 is revenues ID
caeeag this great and desirable cad. To his oh
jeci viii mY poor aud feeble but uutling ,sNcs,Iau,
beiireetel All monicd Institutions h,c dan cs9fls
tendencies, and among many other .eaeuuS plepr
10 national banks, because thee is BOT tie
4 same concentration OF power aad influence aud br-
they are watched BY twenty six scntiaels IN
& tcrested IN checking rational enCloachnr nts md
preserving state risliis-senttuels ronlnc Rom ia"
people every wear, Instead OF cYctv two, OF whose
acts the people take mole strict cognzrntc. AMI
i institute more rigid scrutiny. I'm the ,iees
4 my friend of the e" Nlrglnau thinks ] am npoufho
+ al tlllrnlrn1 he lr upp! etttlqI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
I'M hEt Hsi, Atc., ~ Il, my
MAJ. GNELAND'S OPINIONS

james Ha'land, Esq. has deemed il necessary r,
reply to few remarks Which we appcn,ledt, hi, To-,
Ter II the Editor Of d. charlottesville etl,,a,i,
''epnbhea' Ills r"riy which will be found i,
mother pat ol Ills mornings faper calls for brief
fIo4defi though IT Is h.ghly probable tb,, ,b.
Nqor "o7li p.lsf the publication Of his second
as we'll a. ut IL, fit lcttc, witlouta "t,l" IN,
III s.o.e Of eo.tsn'nafy. ". pa,,r,l,v
however, take thc liberty of expressing our dissent
!roln The opinions OF gentlemen Of t.cnt. and nilu.
euce whenever mike our coinlry., tie sla,,.I
OF conveying those opinions the ubspc as well -,
the reasons oi that dissent. 1t il s. w., VIZ have"
"nl, as we ia" nothing IN Maj aarl,nd'y po.,,io.
to render his letter reception to the ,nlc wo hons.
hs will pardon us or ANY apparent ioia,joo ofl,,
digaiy ia the Premises We ASSURE him ,ba no,I,.
in was tthcrlrom our intention.
II was neither from AZ expectation or Jo,;,. +,
remove the Majors Unconstitutional sc,unle..- i,
reference to the power ol Congress to incorporate
At'Ional Eal,k lhat We ,r.tured to show ,h,
grounds upon Which the adverse opinion NAV be.
entertained and dc.euGcd. We know too well that
such an attempt would b. utterly hopcesx-that tho
NaJor has iong SINCE eutrcaehcd himself behind
certain abstract PRINCIPLES, regarded in ngina az
axons 40 less denoaytablc than mathematical,
tfusi's' although DIZZY are every day with the assent
OF hoSe who have them ever on their lips, procti-
cail3 disregardcd and uod!ca under foot. We Ger
tani., therefore, should not IRISH tho Major to vote
fora Bank, while he denies the power OF Congress
to Incorporate such an iuelltutioa. Nay, are
dad 10 hear that hf "i follow the prccc
dent sci han by Judye#p +. Barbour. and Il, from
tue House, liz oidarlo ayod dubious, conflict b.
tween ms couse fence AID hi, 1ad ,ucn-his oath and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

--. ,.,,..A, r.>-,tI ANn
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM LA'hA.'p'
=. In. Packet ship Montreal, Capt Griffin,
-, LONDON we have prpers OF tliat City tothe
.. ',.',.,, -, ra,.e ao.l.
nv -. - - i,......
j,,g., Ia, at !. feB calculated 'lFt Tie
,,.stli,,,,,at ~ ltisf III hl willie pressed
81 s5lrrs,. through viii by the nth or
~, take Place day or two
,.'''''12 ~ n n >sta,ci IN well Informed
l,,t,,, Is fy.a tfH.s -GH Jai5. 1t
,o..lllrn.ly STATE, hat tic arlia
a,,ll.fi aofeeal,ly o,he date Il the
VI. III W. IN 1.,s sIIrr the aissoeion e the
"'i, ,'.., 5od IN. iinc oft~lequi.tc vrits
I. L, .o--Nel.se# r,ee5e,d by the n
,,.i', t, p. ,,i.e4. Of "Wednesday. BIT
..s t,1o H. i.# win Aoii,c. ! lac
- =l.i.a..,,,.# sr,fil5 ,hrr rstr.at 1t NeeilH.
- '',' .( I9.,,',I,s had uclfy concluded is
.,,f,I... I,r.. led ls..I 10 dl-f l,y Dc
,' Ie.r,,len. HE utmost
',,',..,. ..,,,,I4 IN the capital and IN The depart
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17

.o.,,,, Of ,or;,,, limo ar mn
,,,,,S, - Gr, a. ,,in,I IN onv wnv In ibc
,nnc5on, md un,ycrsnl rmoi,np4 1r humnn.
e. ,,,l ma, H., d,omcd f., temuohIn hrtrsv
All roryr,.,,, If onr motnl facull,c4. 49,
Thc odyc,,,r,,rs ch,mn,ops or ,h,s d,clical
Onivni,s,, ,yooi5 ,1,thrnp,h tho country,
nrmnd r,o n ,,,n y,,lh erruoipnt and dnnuu.
ciofi,n .rG ike ihc mass .i,ooprts of the
Sc,ii,sh b.,d4r. ena,cl, from the penfont'>
NJ, me hounrh uf nuiton or round of beef
ond cnyco bim to dine on kalc and cold va.
ter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
ter was enthusiastically applaUded.

stcr was enthusiastically applauded
After the Kentucky representatives had
finished. Mr. Webster proposed another
senilmen, TO the following effect;
Tho Wbig Senators Of Kcn'ucky--
Henry Clay and John J. Crittendcu- the
Wig Representatives of Kentucky and
tho grea, Wing party of K"u'"cty.
Received with nne cheers!
Mr. Webster then introduced Mr. Ogden
IloilInsn. Of N York, whose appearance
was greeted with prolonged cheers,
Hos OGDES IIorFMAS rose amidst de.
ffnrng pInudlls and delivered mos thr;'.
ling. sou,s,riog speech. Ills macocr is
remarkably pleasing. and his cloquence
me, with q response from every voice IN
| tn" ball
! Alud,ng to his exhausted condition. be
} roma rked that b" was like worn nut md
! di-ablcd soldier from The field Of victory.
HIS voice sounded un'ap lar 10 his oars,
| bnt he mns BE- permitted To use II to tell
the people Of Boston tho noble deeds lust
done bv their brethren Of New York For
the last -four davs. his substance had been
wasted IN the ten, cd field, aud he could
peak of lt:lc hu, fcas of broll and of
bai,,cs won.
He was almost in The s,o,e of the A.
,her,.n soldier whn CARRIED IN. rows nj
the battle Of Marathon to ih" city o'A'hen-
""" pNP'"u '"'hru'u''y '''l p'o"'n'e"
,rn-A Lo cn,I1 ol,,os, cans;L.. his dc,,h
hannv. since his la, breath would be *
, pended ~ giving pub hci'v to the glorious
".'' ''c,''"
U,,v c,rId sl,. bn,1 back N...,chu.e,,s
, Vermont, Rhode Ieaud were ealing on
hrr' VIA ne desehefh'' maine "a' ava
w. Ia' ,I'a ,.,I r,ho ,-,,,,,.,,,.
v,,cc and called ON Nov York to ioin be-
IN her new position. Kentucky, | dlann.
: tennessee he'h ou' 'h'lr hohoS III W. come
w., "a L' ,Josl,,J ,n Io,,o mr..
take Of their glory How coull she stay
She did not--sf" came' The Empire
! STATE was no" To o' ionnd IN 'he '"f'mns'
"n" W ' w. n"ro',. " W - -
Mr. Hoffman snake for some moments
and closed 3Dlds such pca Is Of applause as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
r u r 6,
If OM'Tfsya,o

- w - " "a w N~fR
M ORRiSON'S lIygcau Medicine Of
lVA The BRITISH College Of Health We
give notice 20 those who use tbs Article,
hat there is none to be had 10 this town
nor are We able to get aoy. The State
Agent wfi'c us "thot it Is impossible 'ur
hlm ~ supply near all his orders for it,"
Sh6uld we receive any. notice Will be
givcn o. it, in both The Village Papers
We have been on, of the Med cine for
about two months and there has not becu
more than about half enough sen, here for
three years supply the calls for II. We
have a few Boxes of the Hygean P0wders.
Variety Shop.
PASoBoRN g. BRlNsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17

Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs.
lO,OOO lb- White Load
bbls Venetian Red
IS do Whiting
do French Yellow
6 do America DO
70 DO Spts. Tu'pen'ine
25 do Llnsced Oh
1000 gals. pure winter and fall
Sperm on
$50 bbs ground Logwood. ST.
Domingo.
10 do do do Campcachy
$50 do do Fusic
100 do d. Nicn aqua
GO do do Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
12 do do Peach do
10 do do Qnerc,ron Bark
80 do Madder
25 DomJnns on V,riol
10 bbls A iIum
DO BIN" Vrfiol
9 Ccro"n- Flo'an' Indigo
Cn-c Bengal do bv
& J II. PECK & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17

STATE or NE3NONT,
DI-1RlCr OF CurrrENDEN -
TIE N1pOr1h'e he Prohtie Couri for Tie
Dmh,ct If ttjYcnden, 10 att persons
cancernsd in Tie Estate of Samuel BucN
ite + Burlington, in Sud district de
CeGSed. GREETING.
NTHEREAS, VIM P Bnggs adouls-
w traitor of he estate of ,ald decreased
proposes to render an account Of his adm u
t.'ra'lon, and preseut h's account against
SAID estate for cXamlua' ION ard allowance
al session ~ he Court of Probate, 10 b.
holden at the Registers office IN Burlington
on The second Wednesday Of December
next.
THEREFoRE, You are hereby notified TO
appear before sald court al the time ana
place aforesaid, and -hew cause. # any You
have why HE account aforesaid should moi
be allowed.
Given under my hand Al Burlington ihis
9th day of November A. u. 1897.
I'm WESTO.N, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
ELISHA NewelIs Estate.

w E'h' subscribers. having been appointed
by the Honorable the probate Cou1,
'"r '"e oH'fc' ut Chlitcodcn, Commission.
e'N - receive examine and adjus, the claims
ana demands OF all persons, agairs, the rs.
'a'c '' ti''ha Newell late oft harlotlo in said
u,'"'c,' deceased Represented msolvent, and
nlso an c'ans ana demands exhibited in offset
thefet'' ana SIX months from The day of the
gate hereof, beng allowed by said Cour,
'or 'la' purpose. VIC do therefore hereby
3'Vo hot'ce' That we Will attend to tho bust,
"c,s 81 our appointment, at the dwelling
on the first Mondays OF Febuary and Nnvna 'v,'
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. on each of SAID d,n,
Dated this 2Gih day of October A ID 1907
Sheldon WHEELER
CAD ROOT, Comrs,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
Guy Boynton's Estate.
STATE OE WE'D nNr

- ~ - vi NEnMONT,
DIsTRIcr OF CHrTTENDEN, So.
The Honorable The Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, TO all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Guy Boynton
Int Of Hinesburgh, ia sad District de.
rensed GREE7INYI
" HEREhS. Jrds0,,h Boyn,on. AID.
w mirlf,'atnr of Tho estate OF sad de.
ceased proposes 20 render m accoun, at h,s
ndhs''a'I"n. aud present bis account
aga'Dc' said estate for examination mad aI
irwancc ~ u sc~slon Of tbs Court If Pro.
bate, ~ b. holden nj lhn Registers Office
~ Darlington on the second "Wednesday vi
D"comhrr next.
THERFroHn. You arr hereby notified to
nDp'at before eo'd coGr NJ the tine and
place. oioresa d. ard siirw canse. # any yov
hav', why The account aiofcse,d should not
be al'"wcd.
Given under my hand at Burlington 9th
day ot Novcmber A D 1897.
I'm IVESTO.N Regisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
LYMAN e. COLE.

" AVE received an extensive assert
n ID ment Of Fall and Winter GOODS.
which they offer ut price which cannot
fail to be acceptable to the purchaser, con.
sist,ng Of
Dark French Merino F,gd. do, Gro de
Nap do
Rich Cambe's, Ctapp. Ladies, Goats
HAIR. Imitation do. very superior.
Engtsh Merno very dark aud rlcb,
Black do.
Ra'Inete and Salisbury Flannel aud
CIrcasslans.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Back. Blue, Invisible G-cen, Polish
Green. Purple, Sixonv Back. tho Two az
are new colors surabo Tor Ladies R.ch
Cloaks A variety of Fancy Colots, aud
Cadets Grey, &c.
CAsSIMEREs.
Black Blue, Lavender. Mx'd Rnyol
Ribb'd, Fancy PLAID & Striped do.
vEsTINGs.
Black, Blue Black Fldd and Plaid Silk
Velvet
Wooden Velvet. Vulen,ia and other style
ves',ngs.
Back and Cord Bombazines.
| WIN u unu ColU. t00ucp.
| SILKS.
Blue. Blue Black, Rich Fig Blue Blac,,
Gro dc Nap.
Cold Manc'ne, Cord and Fie'd Gro d.
Nan, Black Gro do Swiss.
Baodanna Hdkfs, Crimson Panpee do.
Sri'ia field Choppa.
! Flg'd Fongee, Chdrens do, Black
Italian Crava,s.
PLAID and spotle ed do.
RIBBONS.
good assorlmen' Of Garni'ure. Gavz.
and Taf''a Ribbons.
GalIoons, Shoe K ,bbon, Silk Dta,d. chi,
and Velvet Ribbon
GLOVES.
Buck Skin, Black g. Colh. very heavy
Brown Kidd and Wooen d.. Womeu
Black and Cord Kidd, SIX aud Angola do
SIIAWLS.
Black, White, Scare, and Fancy Cor,
Merlno Shawll.
Cord and Scsrla, Vaen,is Go.
I, Heavy ga Rob. Roy Highland and Vic.
tora do.
Hermann, Shailv Thibat and Raw Six do
For Gentiemens Orereoats
Dfab Hunters Cloth, Lyon Skin, Oar,
Kersey &c.
FANCY PRINTS.
Rich dark crid English Pants.
do Twilled.
8 cnsn- dark co, ID low pred American 4.
very cb.a0
TAILORs THIMuIyGs.
| Best "a an Sewing SIX iIeuv Can
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
7 CET AND MAILS.

v ..CEY AN ~ IN AIEAS.
8 Tons assorted English IroD,
do Swcdcs do
DO Russia do
5 do Peru do
4 do Russia Nail Rods
200 Pairs Sloigh aud Gutter Shoes
90 Tons Assorted Round Iron
8 do do Square do
a do 90 Peru do
5 do IIorse Shoe do
S do lIamc and Scroll do
5000 bs assorted Cast Steel
5000 do SwGdes do
1000 do German do
1000 do Brazcrs Rods
1000 Kegs Nails from ga to Goa
200 do Brsds by
J. & j. II. PECK g. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
& a l. o donna
SGNEnTss WAITER

TsSllE proprle,ors of the Calo1oo,,
81 Springs have made their grand depot
at St. Johns, and appointed the subscribers
agents tor the sale of the water. Any
quantity can be supplied IN boxes of ans
dozen bottles each. Price, large bottles q
common sized bottles s. per dozen, A.
ply to MOTT g. PATTEE
s.. Johns, l. e..
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-22
Iz:lI@@sf go
THOMPSON & co. and TOWNS

Ss END & COLT, having connected their
Storage, forwarding and Commission Bust
ness, it will be continued at their old stands un-
der the firm of COLT, KIMBERLY d CO.
They are Proprietors and Agents oftho Troy and
Erie Line, who ship goods by the Troy Tow
Boats, which leave Coontios Slip New-York, dali
ly, at o'clock, p. NJ, and of the United States
Line, who ship goods by the swiftsure Line of
Tow Boats, which leave New-York daily, at 5
o'clock, p. M.
The Boats Of the Troy and Erie Line will leave
Troy and Buffalo, and one Boat of the United
States Line will leave Albany and Buffalo daily,
well fitted for freight and passengers
STEAM LINE ON THE LAKES com.
prising the following Boats:
ROBERT FULToN, UNITED STATES,
DE WITT CLINTON, PENNSYLVANIA,
NEw-YoRK, CmAs. TOWNSEND,
SHELDON THOMPSON.
One Steam Freight Boat will leave Buffalo ev-
cry day for Daroit and the intermediate ports
One steam freight boat will leave Buffalo every
day, wind and weather permitting, for the differ
ent ports on lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan.
OHIO CAKAL.-Two daily lines for Cleve-
land One Beat will leave for Portsmouth, and
one for Massbn every day.
u G. ]. IEET, Portsmouth, Ohio, will for
ward merchandise &c. consigned to him by
steam boats tothe different landings on the Ohio,
southern and western rivers.
Agents.-R PUTNAM, Agent of the Troy and
Erie line, 80 Coentes Slip Cup stairs) New York.
ID. NoRTnRUP, Agent of the United States Line,
% South street, New-York.
References-G. p. Griffith e. Co., Troy,
James Plat 4 Co., Albany, w. & ID. Griffith
& Co., Rochester, ]. Beggs & Co. Dunkirk, j.
Kellogg, Erie, Pa, I'll. Phelps e. Co. Fairport,
o., Griffith, Pease e. Co., Cleveland, O.. STAN
dard & Wilber, Huron, o., Townsend & Will
Jams, Sandusky, o., ard a. Chase, Manhattan,
o., j. r. Dorr g. Co., Detroit, M. r., ID. Whit
ney, Green Bay, J. Griffith & Co. st. Joseph, j.
III. Kenzie, Chicago, William TEAL, Michigan
City.
Buffalo, June 90 1886. "