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Brandreth's Pills.
BEwAKE OF CoUNTEKFEITs.

HUNTER'S RED DIX OP.-Tkanks 70 DR. Hunter of
Gottenberg the yenerca disease dis euerr
single bottle Of this nalbe remedy proved be su
Gent IN the most crate The medicine pcut and
deeisys no ITS ELECTS and hut few days frequently
but few hours TO remove particle Of disease the ss
tenn In its operation be said To like paeic without
any after III consequences whatever Hoh
sexes may il with perfect safety without gard TO crcum
stances or stuaton ~r TO diet Price bottle
warranted to ese N any case sold only at No 90 Division st.
by LEViSON, Agent An intercourse shall striciir copS
dena The medicines no o !, narn
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6E
- general o these useful surscal Instruments cf
the latest and improved patent for Ann street.
where TIER adjusted and applied practical surgeon
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nOCTOR FAWCETT late Surgeon Of the .

nOCTOR FAWCETT, late Surgeon Of the 2sr,
- Regnentof the British Army mcnbcr ohe Royal College
sf and Edirbugh and monbe The Med
college ofPadepha continues still todireci
o the treatment Of the following diseases, viz -
yenrrn all s various Conofrhua, structures rita
ton o e ureihra bladder aud a diseases from
abuse mercury the fluids que
&b &C Persons who have injured yourselves by secret de-
struetive habit invited call peyentivemay he bad for
the emoya disorder ONCE ais Fultoa
Greenwich A2etf
The herald., 1837-03-06
I1THE UTILITY OF PURGATIyE MEHI.
CINE is becoming every day more and more mani
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon.
LIVER CCMpI AMT cIrprp,

AJiHE UTILITY OF PURGATIVE MEDI.
CINE is becoming every day more and more mani
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
Dr. b. Brandreh,-Dear sir-Havine been aificeJ f 70.
with most Dreadful liver compliant
remedy that coald be thought gave m ali Lore usnt
Hto The ounty c my business TO lie heor az
Invaluable medicine, induced Try Il NOT ex,ect.s -
he better to surprise tad scarcely or ox hr.
felt rel lef have srce taken thrre boxes and am weW
by the blessing of God and the your MEDICINE
this will tie service to lei suffering people tbs fact Won
atllbery ts publish the above. ''o1
Yours, with kind respect
(sigae6 LEWIS ToMKINsON.
Brandreth's Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Okhe miserable Druggists.
II is very important that whoever purchases those
Pills should be careful to have them from the appoint
ed agents. one Of whom is in almost every town in the
United States. This is really very important as there
are SO many limitations, that it is almost impossible 10
procure the genuine without adopting his rule
Above all-NEVER get them from Drug Stores as
under NO CIRCUMSTANCES, are they ever ap-
pointed agents and it is their hands the ceunterfeIts
are principally IN. Therefore never go to such stores
where so little honesty is.
The New York Offices for the exclusive sale of the
Brandreth Pills, are:
RINCIPAL-l97 Hudson street.
CENTRAL Spruce street.
BOWERY-276 Bowsry, between Prince & Hous-
ton streets. jl2 Pm
llUNqER,S n ED DR Op = TIonLs - ~ II..,-- r
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n ron GoN0RRHEA OR Cst., GLEErs, Hc,-rhose who
have once tried the French Pills arr fully convinced Of
their great m the offensive mixtures
which are sold for the above diseases The French Vegetable
pills are put W small he carried In the pecke
without Inconvenience free from TINT dsarreebe smell
which pleasant to the
certain Oh per box For sale wsesae and retail by A.
a ID sands, Fulton Of william street Minor
he ls3 Broadway; J. colvi ass Broadway L. schcfHn ii
2 Bowey $50 Division street sis and 500 Grand go
Ryngton Peannd Frankford streets Christopher
of Washington New York iIo Fulton street Blookn
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noSsIBLY THERE MAY BE sOME PEI

DOSSIBLN y HEX r. MA BE SOM r. PEH
j sON- afflicted with weakness the side, breast
bnck limbs. with coughs aslhmns, who
not vet padeun ce ed henug Pas'crs. These
who will confer lasting obligations he subscriber b
forming him letter othcrwse, the e-c produced by
ng icn those wh. have politely requested TO lead
the from enen who Ill hnstson society that
mpos sble bt them be Influenced by but the
most noble and exalted, TO write titus
Fisbkill, April a. 1884,
Mr. Badeau-I gmieu 10 you, sir for furnishing is and
the Community rectua from the des
effects Of weeks afflicted with
cold and felt severely pressed lungs with ncue
the cct BY applying Of ccrraes plasers was
relieved have continued nu the
ficuty ualy emsv.d and consider them rhs
chea,c and pleasant remedy such iva sbtan
Yours, &c Rev. J. Y. NICHOLS
sirTrom knowledge Of the materials of which your pssfcs
are aud the beneficial effects them
place them above thing the kind
now in only the complaints for which pltste
eraly applied bu for others recommended advertiser
SAMUEL sAhcEANI, NJ. ID
New York, May M
These are entirely free from every species ofqlackcy,
and The investigation the scientific
teigent and Persons a purghasIng viii bc ics
lar to ask adcsus Celebrated Stnsthcn,ng Plaster and
that directions with ssnnsre paced the back
OF the pla Sold wholesale and retail y he subscriber wins
the sole and proprietor at the Bowey escnc store
$50 Bowcry, New York. ~ w BADbAo IN =
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COUGH ARTICLES.-A great vaneiy tr Coughs,
~ Cods &ckewise Iceland Candy sugar ct Honey, Pars
rorc Candy. Joxenges in eat ynrrety. for sale by
'iIov Dr Lrwis FEUCiTTwANGER s7T Broadway.
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lvl branch practice by GLOVER continues receive h
confidence e the public Those who affected
long standing and all diseases arising from rpuy Of the blood
ed will do well consult him s sfce street
Museum Separate entrances Offices
vafe entrance. Sd dosrfr0m the Museum. dO-u
The herald., 1837-03-06

MEDICAL ADyICE.-DR. EVANS centinses o be
vi consulted az his office usual in the
delicate dssascs His
rtts attention p these diseases have secured for Kim the cons
has been regularly educated the London
for engaged extensive hospital practice
for the last he has confined hmseo
branch Of the profession. He i'll be found at his office No ~
Peek sp Water time during the day evening
| until 10 o'clock Secrecy may be depended upon
EVANS, Pec sin.
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John DE LnAlilIer, nj.
Westcl Willoushby, M
Valentine Mott, M. ID.
p.ter &. Tsppan, NJ. I
J. White, nj. ID.
Saml. Maxwell, NJ. ID.
j. II. Steel, M. ID.
Cyrenifs e,hnpln. NJ. ID.
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Long had Philosophy laid hid in night,
Till sassent Ne,oton rose, and all was light.
So f-iysfc hoLbled On with crippled pace,
ve,led IN dark terms, or csvered with grmace,
Till Or. Goodwell laid her open to the view,
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n EECHES.-Jns receved Z csh sspty q arce healthy
II Auatc Teeches fW sale ,r tts d,xcn hundred. at
HOPPERs PHARMACY
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

las Ayrault and their assigns be, and they
are hereby empoweredto keep.and maintain
a ferry across the st. Clair river, at or near
the mouth of the Black river and the said
privilege Is hereby declared TO be vested
in them or their assigns for and during the
term of fifteen years from the first day of
May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
seven.
Sec. 2. The said Norman Nash and Nj
cholas Ayrault, or their assigns, shall, on
or before the expiration of six months after
the passage of this act, make or cause to be
made good and suitable landing places at
the point or points where they shall estab-
lish ferry; and shall build or cause to be
built good and sufficient ferry boat or
boats, conveniently constructed for safety
and for the purposes of transporting pas
sengers, baggage, carriages, horses, cattle
and produce, and to be furnished with suit.
able Implements or machinery for propell.
ing, and so many men as required for the
safe navigation of the same, and in case
they shall refuse so to do in the time above
specified, then in that case all the rights ant
privileges hereby granted shall be null ant
void.
Sec. 8. The said boats shall be il
readiness to take passengers, teams, car
rages, goods, and chattels, at all times
when it shall be reasonable and safe t.
cross said river, between sun rise and SUI
down.
Sec. 4. The sud Norman Nash ant
Nicholas Ayrault, and their assigns, shall
and may be allowed-to collect the folowin;
| t<,I1o
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31
CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1897.

GT' The suspension bill, passed by the N. Y.
Legislature Just at the eve of the session, was ap
proved by Gov MARoY, with great reluctance on
account of some of its provisions which ne view.
ed as calculated "to defeat to very great OK
tent, the principal object contemplated by the
BILL" His objections, though the main provis-
ians were Of the highest Importance, were to that
requirement of tho banks t" to receive in payment
of debts due to them the bills.or notes of other
banks, against which an injunction has not been
issued; through which, in his opinion, "the
banks will be unable to collect the balances a.
gainst each other" His fears are, that it will
contribute to the depreciation Of the circulating
medium and delay the period of resuming specie
payments.
In consideration, that the return of the bill
so near the hour Of adjournment, would have
prevented any thing being done-which of ne
cessity would have involved the speedy forfeitur,
of all the bank charters in the state-he signed it
He suggests the Importance of modifying
clause being added at tho next session:
We hope our legislature, about to adopt meas
ures on the same subject, will duly weigh tn
reasoning of Gov. NANCY, and profit by his sug
gestions--which seem to us founded in wisdom
Gov. MASON, no doubt, will mark out the tru
course to be pursued.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

Whereas, great and weighty matters
the consideration of the Congress
of the United States, form an extraordinary
occasion for converting them, do by these
presents, appoint the first Monday Of Sep
tember next, for their meeting at the city
of Washington hereby requiring the res.
pective Senators and Representatives then
and there to assemble in Congress, in order
to receive such communications as may
then be made to them, and to consult and
determine on such measures as in their wis.,
dom may be deemed meet for the welfare
of the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused
r, the seal of the United States to be
hereunto affixed, and signed the
same with my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, the
fifteenth day of May, in the year
of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty seven, and of
the independence of the United
States the sixty first.
M. VAN BUREN,.
By the President:
JOHN FORSYTH, Secretary of State.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

~ The duty Of the banks to the people, and
of the people to the banks and one another--is We
ry nationally laid out by The Albany Argus, in an
article copied to-day. Though adapted to the
state of New York, it will answer for any 9th.
er meridian, without material alteration II
being the engrossing topic of the day, we
would direct to it the special attention of every
reader.
If forbearance was ever commendable, it must
be particularly SO in times like the present. But
then-there may be danger, that some, with no
better real apology than nattention negligence,
who feel not the pressure may take advantage
of general adoption of that principle, and LEI
their indifference cause much sufforing-and the
subjects of that suffering in all hard times, are
those whose accounts are scattered abroad over
creation in small sums-the printers-'here a lit
tie and there little and here and there little
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The accounts from Paris are to the 9th,
at which time nothing decisive had taken
place as to the formation of new Ministry.
M. Theirs appeared to hold rather pro-
minent position. Il was also said that M.
Soult had combined with Montalioch, HUI.
mann and Theirs, IN order to form the basis
of cabinet. ~
The latest accounts from Lyons give
a very unfavorable account of the dis.
tress among the workmen, which has call
ed forth the sympathies Of the rich and be-
nevolent.
Letters from Algiers, received in Paris,
give a very unsatisfactory account OF
the state Of the French ARMY. y.
Times.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

Said rates of all shall be subject to be re.
duced and re.established by the Judges of
the circuit court Of the county of st. Clair,
at any regular term thereof; upon the ap-
plication of three freeholders of said coun-
ty: but no such reduction shall take place
unless it shall be made to appear to said
court, THAT twelve days notice of such intend.
ed application has been given to the pro-
prietors, by personal service on a majority
Of said propretors, or by publishing the
same, three successive weeks in some
weekly newspaper published in the said
county.
Sec. 5. If it shall at any time appear to
the circuit court Of the county of st. Clair,
upon sufficient evidence, that the said Nor.
man Nash and Nicholas Ayrault, or their
assigns, have neglected or refusedto comply
with the directions of this act, in keeping
the ferry aforesaid according to the fair in.
tent and meaning thereof, it shall and may
be lawful for the said court to adjudge that
all the privileges granted to them by this act
shall cease and be void.
Sec. 6. Whenever within the time of the
continuance Of the rights granted under this
act, it is impracticable to keep up said fer.
ry at the place hereinbefore mentioned, it
shall be lawful for the said Norman Nash
and Nicholas Ayrault, or their assigns, to
run the ferry boats between a point one
half mile above the mouth of the aforesaid
Black river and the Light House, at the
head Of the river st. Clair, and to charge
for ferrying such sums as are hereinbefore
established; said grantees shallso far as the
same may be applicable, be subject to all
the provisions of an act to regulate ferries,
approved April 20, 1888.
Sec. 7. The legislature may alter, q.
mend or repeal this act, whenever it shall
be deemed necessary to promote the public
good.
Approved March 81, 1887.
A true copy, KINTzING PRITcHErrE,
Secretary eff State
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31
From the Louisville Public Advertise


Mint Operations. acts of Congress
establishing additional mints, and directing
the Executive to keep them supplied with
gold and silver to be recoined, is vociferously
condemned by the wings of the east. So
eager arc they TO procure specie for ship
ment to England, that they cannot tolerate
the idea of seeing it recoined for circulation
in. this country. Two articles lately ap-
peared in the Globe the first we copied
on Monday last, which contained table Of
specie imported and exported, from the first
October, 1920, to the thirtieth September,
l836-which gaye the following aggregates:
Imported from England sic, 0,9l0-Ex-
ported to England 3 IL ,236, 439.-Showing
that England received in the sixteen years
preceding the LIST October, 1887, more spe-
Gle from this country, by half a million, than
We received from her. On the 18th inst.
the following article appeared in the Globe,
on the same subject.
IMPORT AND EXPORT OF SPECIE.
| The following table of the import and export
of specie, for the last sixteen years, will suggest
the most important reflections to all persons capa-
| bic of combining causes and effects. 1t will be
seen, that in the years 1921, 2, 3, there was O
great export of specie, and every person will re-
collect that that was period of bank stoppages,
deprecated paper money, stop laws, property
laws, relief laws, destruction of debtors and har
vest of usurers. The table below shows the rea
son: it was the excessive expectation of specie
arising from the bank of the United States drain
ing tho West and South Of all their specie, ant
then shipping It to Philadelphia. The last peri
cd, that of 1893, a, S, 6, shows the greatest i'm
portation of specie ever known in the Unitet
States, and accordingly it is the period of tn
greatest prosperity ever known to the country.
We gave table few days since, showing
that England had the advantage of us at leas
half a million, in specie transfers. This tabl
shows the relative state of the imports and ex
ports of bullion for about the same period, as
regards the rest of the world.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31
Temperance. the past week

Temperance.-During the past week
members of Temperance societies have in.
creased wonderfully.-Owingt to the suspen.
sion ofspecie payments and the difficulty Of
procuring small change, the drunkards
have suddenly fallen below par, and bust.
ness has been slack at the police office.
But the hotel keepers have surmounted the
difficulty. They take bank bills and give
the change in notes of their own, from 30
cents to Sd, for liquors Of all kinds. The
notes were made payable in drink to
the bearer, on demand.-They have adop.
ted bye law to prevent forgery which
subjects the utterer ola forged ticket to the
alternative of either drinking glass of sal
water, or forfeiting three times the amount
of the value of such tcket.--N Y. Times
Man Is. A
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

" We publish the auditor generals notice in
compliance with request at the bottom of it, as
it appeared in the state paperas we also publish
the sale of the University and school lands. If
the Free Press was correct in recent paragraph
relative to "publishers of laws in the INTERIOR
the making ofsuch requests looks little strange.
that trivial oversight of the Legislature
should deprive the people Of the 'interior" of the
benefit of having the laws published in the papers
patronizcd by them.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

20 Messrs. A. w. Fairbanks and l.. b. Will
lard, are propriotors Of very respectable wing
paper entitled the Toledo Blade" It is alto
gether different from the former print Of that
name, which could not discuss n matter with an
opponent in decent language, and was withal an
intolerably scurrillous affair. Besides, Mr.. Will.
lard is a young man for whom, from the time of
his apprenticeship in Rochester, we have ever
entertained feelings thigh respect--and are glad
to find him situated in a flourishing young city,
with favorable prospects.
The "Toledo Gazette" too, with us in party
views, is print of new appearance, by s. Al
LEN-altogether as distinct from the former one
of that name, as white is from black. We hope
that both establishments will sedulously maintain
their present good standing.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

~ Besides the requirement of an immediate
action of the legislature, for relief to the banks
and the restoration of lost confidence in the
business community, there is another thing of
about equal Importance for legislation, as men,
toned in a paragraph from the Free Press,
which we copy to-day-that is, to make provis-
ion for the election of member congress soon
enough for the extra session called by the presi-
dent for the LIST Monday of September.
II was in consideration of the neglect in many
of the states to have their members elected for
the next congress, that Mr.. Van Buren, could
not with propriety convene that body at as early
a day as the times seemed to demand:
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

~ SuMmARy--The correct photography Of
Nottawa, is without a terminating y. Some
printers use the word preventative; but we do
not know what dictionary they find il in. There
is such an English word&s preventive. The N.
Y Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst. The
act prohibiting small bills, under FIVE dollars,
was not repealed. The extra Rochester Demo-
crat was in error in that part Of its statement
which we copied last week. The other part, say
ing that the safety fund banks were empowered
to suspend specie payments one year, was true.
At a great meeting of the people in Boston,
the suspension of specie payments by the banks
ofMassachusetts was advised and their governor
evening, delegates from forty of the banks in that
vicinity resolved to suspend specie payments
There was hardly ever a time known, like the
present, when printers had SO much to do in
money matters. There is city near Albany,
the terminating letter of whose name should be
instead ofy,--accordlng to the "Schenectada
Democrat" When times get SO easy, that thoy
begin to erect 500 buildings in Rochester, in one
year, we should like to be there to see. If the
editor of the Democrat will tell US the year in
which they had two hundred erections, every
kind all told, we will acknowledge ourself once
in error-an acknowledgment to which he is a
stranger. It is tho dealers in lands and merchan-
disc, who complain of hard times-not the far.
| mer, who gets IL shillings for wheat dollar for
oats, per bushel, and $50 barrel for portland
instead of having debts to pay, has money to
lend ! Mono All that is hard with them is
hard work and hard cash! By a song in the
| Ann Arbor Journal, il seems the wing defeat.
have been SO Harrising, that the party is turn
ing "back TO Clay again !"-How truly o-mi
nous Take care, printers-those amongst YOU
copying this summary, happening to be wings, t
make erasures-and all. not to give credit
The good old Spanish proverb-not to be des
pissed because it is Spansh-is, Drinking wa
ter neither makes man sick, nor in debt, moi
his wife widow" How much is expressed by
these few words--every " free white man" should
commit them to memory: Besides the creation
of banks and their unanimous suspension o.
specie payments caused by the Specie Circular
that hated measure is said to have produced
spots on the sun. We, Of course, do net believe
it. Our gullability runneth more to the credenc,
of that said Of the Michigan pill professor, whc
with his nostrums for sick man left direction
for it to be taken, "twenty five per cent down
and the balance by instalments of one, two ant
three years." Suspension laws have existed s
long time, that they have severed from exis
tenco many human being but their current
finding new channel now, among the banks.-
The effects of the " treasury order" have Doe
very deleterious in Canada, through the winter
especially to the heretofore very lucrative bus
ness of counterfeiting
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31

u We learn from Detroit, that the commits
sionors and engineers are directed by the board Of
internal improvement 'to proceed forthwith to the
survey ofall the rail road routes at the same time
They may be looked for, therefore, on the south
ern route, soon. For the improvement of river
navigation, the St. Joseph is to be surveyed this
season, also. The loan obtained by the Cover.
nor, as we mentioned last week, straightens the
business SO as to loave nothing in the way of go.
ing ahead with the work, as soon as tho surveys
shall have been completed.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-05-31
Mas.aen,.setts acts promptly in favor .,

Massachusetts acts promptly in favor Of
common school Libraries. A bill is now
running through the Legislature, authori-
zing school districts to raise thirty dollars
the first year, and ten dollars per annum
any and every succeeding year. Thirty
dollars will procure "a to, 80 vols. and ten
dollars will increase the library 25 vols.
per annum. We did hope that New York
would have the honor of setting the exam.
ple.-[ Rochester ado.
We can inform the editor the Roches.
ter Advertiser that Michigan claims the hon.
or of taking the lead on that subject.--Jack.
sonburg Sentinel.
~ Good land il will be noticed that this jun
ior s close along side many of its seniors in Gin
tcrnal improvements"