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ceeded to address the House at length IN OPP
position to the resolution. He denied the
truth of the assumption that the lands were
ceded as a donation and contended that they
were grants made upon contract, and tor
which, not nominal, but full, fair, and bona
fde consideration had been paid by the States,
by the surrender of the right oftaxing the pub
lie domain, and by the construction of works
of improvement, which had enhanced, to vast
extent, the value of the public domain IN the
several States in which it was situated.
Mr.. L. had not concluded his remarks when,
the hour having elapsed, Mr.. E. Whttlesey
called for the orders of the day.
MICHIGAN.
The bill from the Senate for the admission
Of Michigan, was called up and postponed till
Tuesday.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT of
COLUMBIA.
Jan. 8. Mr.. Adams presented sundry petl-
tions from inhabitants of the State OF Massa-
chusetts, praying Congress to abolish slavery
in the District of Columbia.
The house was occupied the entire day IN
the consideration of the various motions 1or
reference, reception, and rejection, &c:
There were two important motions decided.
On the presentation of the first petition, mo-
ton was made by Mr.. Glascock that the petl-
ton be not received. After debate, MIR.
Parks moved to lay the preliminary question OF
reception on the table, and this motion prevail
ed by vote of l3O yeas against SO nays.
On the presentation of the second petition,
of similar purport, Mr.. Glascock renewed
lis rio-;or that tie noti';o.? hc not rncnlvcd !;
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did in the presence of such of the members ol
the Senate as remained, (many having re.
tired proceedto draw black lines entirely round
the resolution, and to endorse across the lines
the words "Erpunged By order of the Senate
the 18th day Of January 1897"
No sooner had this been done, than hlsses
loud and repeated, were heard from various
parts of the gallery.
The Chair, (Mr. King, of Alabama.) Clear
the galleries.
Mr.. Benton hoped that innocent persons
would not be excluded from the gallery. Let
the ruffians alone be apprehended, who made
the disturbance. Let the Sergeant at arms
sieze the rufians. Let him apprehend the
bank rufians He hoped they would not be
permitted to disturb the Senate as they did
when this body was under the power of the
u. S. Bank, and armed rufians insulted us
with impunity. Here is one-the Bank ruf-
fans.
The order to clear was revoked and the
sergeant at arms ordered to apprehend the Of
tenders. He brought down one, tall well
dressed man. Mr.. Benton moved that he be
brought to the Bar.
He was brought to the bar accordingly, and
Mr.. Benton-remarking that he was sufficient
ly punished by the public arrcst-moved to
discharge him. After various motions and
no small confusion the motion to discharge
prevailed, with only one dissenting voice:
Upon this, he stepped towards the CHAIR and
said, "Mr. President, am not permitted to
speak in my own defence"
CHAIR, Ito the sergeant al arms,) "Take
him out" Thus ended the Senatorial farce.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dec. 80.
On mo:ion of Mr.. Underwood, the petition on
.l,n flas .. III House. rraE-:HT t"rCreSS 81
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Jan. ). The Chair presented the letter OF
resignation of Hon. Alexander Porter, Sen
ator from Louisiana; which was read.
The herald., 1837-01-26

ErVINDICATION

DVlNDICATION--Dr. BRANDRETH has
been assalled by the propretors Of other medicines
as m.rcenary Quack, because he is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities. and that no
good medicine is SO required The fact is, that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony, or
Hemlock in it could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause if il were, such medicine would DESTROY life AZ
once. He does not say the medicines to which he al
udes have those ingredients in them, but it is evident
from their directions, that great is required the
taking Of them. Now, Brandreth's Vegetable Uni
versal Pills can be taken at all times, in large small
doses, according to urgency Of symptoms.
One OF those who apply this epiihet of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months,
viz; from May to August for the Piles, Of which dis
ease the Brandreth Pills smpetely cured him. This
man now advertiscs largely Pill which he processes
vii! cure every disease, and especially the under
which he labored
DR.. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation his
Pills held in in all parts of the United States this
is his best answer all the vile illusions Of interest
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. jl2-lm
The herald., 1837-01-26


I've lived long enoughl In my grandeur alone.
I've Mged the fee air and cowersed wththe spheres,
My bright, starry eyes full ofkindncss have shonc,
But met aot their kindred. through handeds ofyean.
I've looked for my likeness by MONS early blush.
To find Il alone in the lake or the stream
At neon twas but there and by nights shady hush
The false water vision stole back in dream.
How vain we're the sraces, that played in my crest
And round my proud neck with It's collar Of gold
The rich psrpe pumase that clothed my lone breast,
How worthless, with none like myself to behold,
Where earth all around wide solitude liesi
Unique in creation, I've moved like the sus
In splendor to set another canrise.
And thus to the end Of my course do ! come,
Alone have built my rich funeral pyre;
On wood OF the mynhree sweet spices and gum
Trump ant sit as they're turning to hre'
My wings famed The pile till they kind'a the hime,
Tnat wraps in its bIightn 81 my fo.m as burn
From ashes and odours 10 being camel
To odours AID ashes content returni
My heart melts with pity in death, for the heir
To all The fair kingdom Of nature I've known.
with no one its wealth and its g.ary to share,
The 10y is in dying-thats tasted aloael
The smoke rises sweet as my bosom consumes
And softly it weavcs dark shade er my eyes
1t winds round my headt is wreath ID in my plume,l
My life mounts the cosd rolling OFF to the skies
The herald., 1837-01-26

ooaloayins each boae and put w peatyuaess WIN -
genAine
yas.k wholesale and ,stsi y Rssh!on AsPnw.n = W.
0uon In the B0we the Of Grand seet and L.
toe, ApOthecsy Hail. Beeckes yereet b. Hast of
street aSd the Bswe.y U1dsrh No y BsekTsa street;
of Seventh Chestnut Phadepbia B. g. Row
land SS Washington, Boston; Boy Washington city c.;
nned Bazaar Albany, and almost Druggist and
ana psfnery throughout the United States and Ne
Orders ffom distance addressed Lawrense Kec~.
Or messs Hui Bowen, wholesale druggists Maiden lane Y.
VIII De punctually attenCed j5lR
The herald., 1837-01-26
nUNTER's RED DROP.

EEN'S ISED DItVF.- haFks tUDf Hunter OT
Gpttsnberg the disease dsarmrd of all terrers
single bottle Of this inabc remedy proved 70 be su
the The medicine prompt
decisive is Elects and requires but few days. and frequently
bot Few hours particle ~ diseasc from the
ten 10 s ration be said to act ike mario, without
any after W Inconven whatever Both
sses may use u with perfect safety Without rfaa TO circum
stances o situation, respect 10 diet Price ei hottie
wasn to ene sold snly at Nos 20 and i39 Div,
confidential. '.e~- - ~~ ~ III i'm.
The herald., 1837-01-26
NR. HAMILTON, A sun

nR. HAMILTON, surgeon OF long standing, and a
~ rupl of two Of the frst colleges @ anatomy and hsuy
and pastice OF physIc and Europe, has moved
the House No ioS John street. at the OF Pearl
where he be consulted disease incidental
n aekcate indekcate. The
desperate venen cured from sores
tup AtfpndanG m f.tf
The herald., 1837-01-26

- :, s'aa n fcparrd Tor W WeakN.ss 10 tbc
pieh. ncN o nb' also fr gouf rheumatism, liver
pan,, nna uyspeIsm ~ coughs colds astom,- difficulty Of
beathnF, fess0n ~ the te,s sch will glye nned
ate aud SCOT ing relief and for asan meas ease and
taniy are decidedly surcn to .f other recde Such
whosebn'ss recs fbov or III
nfh @ ~ ~ 10 o. seenary habit. sn ay who may troubled
tfa rlases ne ih are essentially ren M iii other and
free from those ogecias which 80 rsasonnbiy mad
against plsses generally he poinietor has ,b. =,
selling th m daily t . mmcr ofye W ihs city and sfth
complaint The pptonzcd extensively y c
lrof- -sio and there " not probably NJ eni nm "
m United Il Bsnpc, that woud 10 sanc - ,ho,
wit his or Influence, when made q-an,cd with oreon
posiuoh jnW
The herald., 1837-01-26

GEARS AMERICAN XEGETABLE RE
knowa and Their efficacy established in Dyspep.a Liver
o%psiS ncS. Al "a,
the Ss os Dfs 70 %
that they are Tor sse al the office Il Ann street and BY Leck
weod sii Bosdwsy B'akeIy. asa Hudson q j. g shaw
Nassau H Hart so,nsl alosdSay and Shsm.s,
street. Dnman, las Eighth Avenue G. ". EmbI.e East
And s % MaSen s sse Il Nssn s
william T II oy Al s. Aas Fass p s sSa
Fuller sale also IN most sfthe pncp places in this and
was iak.n SICK with ,oe inflammation breast at
@ coa,naod to grow worse nn her, amm
The and cough finally abated but sosy
y and pains Scarce any hopes # her
tended upon her In few days meaicin had very powerful
and saia effect in reducing and relieving pains
walk about house gain un she has been en-
& from sye OF sg HM s sS and her
Nv, o.,o,,o.os,. ,.,s nth street. near 9Th Avcnus
Persons hing TO make inquiries IN regard 10 Mrs Robbins.
who Ra had Rnowedss Of the and who as
received hersen pulmonary affection Of
years standing om DIR. Scar treatment
ANGINA PFC ToRIs-Dr Sears would most respectfully OBJ
serve that among the tr made % hm y pg a.
scue and dangerous disease ANGINA Pectos Person. subject
70 sas "a al oo sya % sma
cd by lis deathke they apply This disease
y osca and are denomnsei the visitation q Cod is pro-
character unpleasant
the sternum bresst bone commonly al the lower of IT,
tended Vh about The breast and aficuary about the
s s Hsn hs s %s
subject awakened with Of suocation
difficulty breathing and generally experience a
breath, aud paaptnon OF the heart walki
whein ascend the wind, flight of stairs
These constant and the oes good
health during It's which nj rst de- not frequent
b but which become frequent attended pc.
cuiarand alarming and often suddenly
when apparety good health enjoyed Having pal much
op w the treatment al this disease had considerable
H. hs would invite those subject who nj times
the sensations aoyc described call him nj his office,
" Ann street AMI make such engi satisfy them
CgRTpIcATgThe subject Of this article although havng the
much affected with Unpleasant sensasr about the hear
tended with ffuDess The left side and often moving
dartinr pains, ecng the shoulder and len and
the head Increased exeriono na emrn would
these unpleasant mptoms and often produce alarming
He applied 10 Doctor sears AMI under s has
FACED great relief Reference be had at lis Office "A Ann
street.
Certificate Of Mr. Smith Ely Of the firm OF nstett and Ely
For hve been subject b,loas aeciisn, which
ened APP cations To physicians frequently Having
been long acquainted with DR. Sears have his eabhshmen
Ia this city applied To advice and medicine when needed
commencement of last Rad bilious
panied with Inflammation cf lungs and
ndcd upon me- under and
cough subsidized and my health restored have the iues
confidence has ability and sk IN his profession
ing TO make at liberty call u Fulton
sireet. SMITH ELY.
New York. November ist. 1896 dso-sp
The herald., 1837-01-26

I GIEETS, ANB AIL TSEASFS OF THE URINARY
PAsSA ES- -MORGANS COMPOUND BATsSAMIC PILLS
These pll. offer tire agreeable method and
acknowledged by all no have aa them 70 be the
only trustworthy medicine IN the ab Their virtues
widely spread over city and to- N the mt
81 les rti Fo sale whocsaie nv reta
by Messrs. Sasd Fulton and william sire and rcn
Nv Nnof Gamble csner Dey and BRO dwayJ = Nones ~
Broadway. two doors ab seckerJ me cufnes ioweV
and walkerw HorweI corner anal aed Hudson and Pe'er
Burnst, IS Sixth Avenue, oppo ile Amity street
Price. s per box. ,-... r -
D. Observe the popretos seal the under part o. each
lox lH y"
The herald., 1837-01-26

INOCTOR CARPENTER's PECk SLIP DfsPENsARy "
~ No Peckslp, FIRST door below Pearstreet date Dr.

Doctor having the advantages Of regular med
cal and having recevedhs Diploma s the ractce Of
Phvsfc and Surgsrv fpu the New Yrk state Medical So
eeiy and havns had three general and
sful practcs ~ this dcvoes his personal and uDde
attenficn 70 the Of all Diseases incident 10 n sngDy
and particularly TO com class or Of diseases tor whcss
ana plans medicine, ako1nd the columns NJ
Diseases treated rgrBcab 10 the
symptoms that prevail ard various and changes
they and hence the satisfy
ssernng mind that nespec6e applicable to al
rees o this eaablcs him 70 offer spcy and thoroat
suse and "a adop class Of medicines arranged and
pounde oend the taste, % lead sustion Com
posn isoisly unknown 10 the srdnaryrack, ofhe day
The herald., 1837-01-26
gARSAPARILLA.

HAyIM0 ysspessd lbs yesm syrur q c:sssas ~
.Sse :ss1 =. and
&C. = %S' e Is Medical ssS .ni ~
y Sssas sSs :S., g Z:
sos 81 me fcs scous hab
S B ss or d Fl
&C. ali disorders arising from az ae impure orcSct1naisd state
0's s'SSa w. ssisSLsSsd
Of using appcaions force disease
sss the Re % 10
aied and drive the disease out OF the system to he forever
C s o s %
81 % e but s. ns u r. Ss Sss ss: sd %
s prepared The above medicine has received the highest
entirely from vegetable substance possesses the aciiss
aaas masa S"S II o Ssss
bear conveniently and IS with safety given the tender
DR. ) ILLMANs Concentrated Compound syrup Of ssssapa-
d has completely % eadSne and ross
Eruptions Of the skin cuone Sore Throat
e" The gIeat purifier ohe blood ever nssns
There m,.iak here o someo the greatest physicians x IL
Mso Dr DR. Hunt, Or Levi pr Bradshaw, Dr. Leon, and
nstered to their patients wththe greatest success after
Among multitude o. other certificates Of wonderful cures
Cutler cetes that from hs infancy he had been aic
ali the popular remedies without effect he had recourse to
p ar ss e = a. hs w se mas
every kind :fcutaneous disease
hid sou sS .a, n san. syR ad % IN
eS T % s IeSs
and internal ubcesss piles scald ead " s
chrome eryspcas botches and variety
eecton oatah, headache proceeding from az aca
humor; the stomach and dyspepsia from vsion;
ons the inflammation Of the kidneys and gene nj
debility BY torpid action the vessels Of the skin
sssuary etcacois hsse constitutions which
broken down by nudc0u treatment juvenile Irregular
general recommended all those diseases which
impurities fthe biUOd or va0R OF the hum0rs OF
whateyername or KIND.
DR. mans Compound Syrup of sarsapaa has been found
useful ambiguous diseases not hero specified and
ed with wonderful success Spring Fall pur
BY subject the chest and whose constt
tons require yigo perssns will do well three
bottles small doses Whncvera at drink consider
SaIsapara taken small doses, will all its
poses much less time at less and in sgrec
able than the common diet ink.
Cauonn Of the Of DR. Slman's Con-
conated Compound Syrup OF Sasapara prcPared the
process all the 9th operations 0f S.sapanha and the
demand for attempts have been made by
the process initiate it, and by copying the whole, and
syrups oal the public as the same Drtic'e.
To guard against the disappointment that must necessarily
ase, being deceived by Of the fictitious pparatisns
purchasers win please ask for DR. Smans Concentrated Com
genuine article will have the nita Wiz Dr. T. s. unless
For se wholesale axd retail by the proprietor under
Beekman William street where aordsrs will be promptly
Also by Dr. Hart of adway and Chamber
Dr. Syne of Buwey and Walker st. Shcin Canal
A. Sands of William and Fulton DR.. Guuon,
Bowey and Grand and at other place this city
certify that have sold right preparing the Con
cenated Compound syrup OF SasaParIHa 10 Mr. A. Underhn
Of Beekan and Wiam Streets York for price oil
thousand dollars dated this 2s day oSeptenbe year
dasim T. sTILLMAN. MD.
The herald., 1837-01-26
lTTHE UTILITY OF PURGATIVE MnD4-
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon.

ETTHE UTILITY OF PURGATIVE MDD1-
CINE is becoming every day more and more nmni-
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon
LIVER COMPLAINT CUREDi
- . Newark, Dec Ia, 1885.
with Dreadful liver csmp and dropsy and tried
remedy that could be thought Of al hope went
into the country le business to
your auab medicine induced not expecting to
be better TO surprise ox before
felt eff havs taken hr,e boxes and now am we'll
ths will any service suffering people know this fact yo~
are at berty t. p.blish the above. -
Youmwlt kind respect.
Brandreth's Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT RS.
One miserable Druggists.
II is very important that whoever purchases those
Pills should be careful to have them from the eappoint-
ed agents, of whom almost every town in the
United States his really very important as there
many mutations 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 counerets
are principally m Therefore go to such stores,
where so little honesty is.
The New York Offices for the exclusive sale of the
Brandreth Pills, are:
PRINCIPAI.-l87 Hudson street.
CENTRAL Spruce street
BOWERY-276 Bowery, between Prince & Hous-
ton streets. jl2-Im
The herald., 1837-01-26
nR. POETT,s GONORRHEA ERADICA

~ TOR the y cicaeiOus emedy
called DIR POErs SPECIFIC. Unlike the host of cried
specifics OF the day has increased public estimation
than medicine hitherto known All desous Of escsuay
stopping Gonorrheas Geets &c strongly
For sale wholesale by b. D. Sands corner of Fu ON
and William streets and retail by Syme, Walker and
toIn and foweryW Horwe corner udos and Canal
IT Austin as Camne treet-and Peter Burnett IS Sixth Av
opposite Amity street
Prizes cent
The herald., 1837-01-26

LIVE STocK.-The Delhi EAST Inda) Gazette
contains catalogue published by the aucIioneers Of
the live stock apperanng to the estate of the Nuwah
Shums0oden Khan. Ii is curious as showing the
style of life adopted by the natives of rank in the in
terror, and as conveying some idea of their wealth
and notions of luxury.
Twelve splendid hunting, riding, and fighting ele-
phants the best in this part of the country Upwards
of 10 of the best bred Arab, Katteewar and Persian
Khas horses. About 300 Rssalah horses, all strong
and serviceable animals and most of them well bred.
Fourteen well bred Rissaah mares; well broken
and bred carriage, or buggy mares; pairs OF very
superior mares-are well matched and go remarkably
well in single and donble harness; so brood blood
mares; IL fillies nine Of which of good breed
handsome colts; 6serylceabe tattoos mules; los
carriage cames l6 dromcdaries; l6 Nagoree cows,
with calves l3 do. without calves; 10 heifers; ITO
picked milk cows; one and two year old bullOcks
l72 draught buocks; II pairs of very handsome and
large Ruth bullocks; IL Puckal bullocks; garden
do. IS young unbroke do; Nagoree and coun-
try bulls; large neil guys; Is milk buffaloes A
male do; 80 goats IA singing and fancy birds; $50
game cocks and hens 375 fancy pigeons; pair of
very large royal tigers; 81 highly bred sporting dogs.
London rhymer thus Puns on the names of the
actors Of the ptesent day.
THEATRICAL EPIGRAM.
Our theatres grow sylvan. Ger the main
The Woods come back and flourish here again;
The Groves, 'ts true, have left us, yet we still
Have pleasant Meadows, and Vale and Hill
IT'S true we've lost one Tree, at which we MOURN
But then we get Forrest in return.
SPEED OF THE Fox.-The Dedham Patriot states
that fox accidentally got the track, before the
engine the Providence road, few days since and
it being very slippery, was nearly run down. Rey-
nard was that if he attempted to turn to jump
of, the enemy would be upon him; and he was obi
ged to scratch for dear life II afforded considerable
sport 10 the engineer to observe how nicely the cum
ming fellow calculated the distance when he made the
final leap.
CAUTION TO YoUNG LADIES AT THE TOILETTE
We observe in our London papers the case of young
lady dressing for evening party, horribly burned
about the bosom and throat in consequence Of hel
muslin dress taking fire. Frequent in our country as
are the deaths OF children carslessy left by nurses ano
mothers, such event the foregoing is rare Much
of our safety is imputed to anthracite coal which pro
duces such intense heat without flame
The herald., 1837-01-26

MEDICAL ADyICE.-DR. EVANS oo.tinsss = =
10 e g % I
8: ssss ssSs css E - sss i
:s:s = e: sss
e; y s' 'S :,
= Duane e.iSs% and sn .;s Ses
The Seminal and the
ps.n @ s bes Or JSSS as" H. s,
veteaie cases time, without Of
IN B. o. s s ao
in the %Ss sse..,: S S
well Sy giving Dr. Johnson call may
had h Of ss ae
Letters possia and enclosing iss can have the necessary
Attendance from M 70 II at nsh Dr. Johnson has moved
from 10 Chamber street dizzy
nOCTOR FAWCETI, late surgeon of the gar,
Of and Esss an ~ S me
. theircaiment ofthe following dises ses. vizs-
ou q s al M sfc psas 5 s
abuse deangenent fluids, dyspepsa,
sucve habit are invited call may be hadior
he Once as Fultsa street nea'
nOCTOR CORBITq may be consulted in the most
~ confidential his office Y Duane street between
with delicate diseases, old obstinate ulcers, dyspeysa
o G the 81 ana " m ad all ss
ve 10 call banef effects often ing from the abuse
mercury need description troubled with ccai dis
Ideally cured without particle of other danger
medicine His charges nabe and pro ooned to
the Of the applicant DR. c. has been educated Europe
under knowedge has had considerable
practice extensive hospitals and dispensar Instant relief
given tlsse afflicted wit the piles and perfect effected
in three without confinement from business, the slightest
panto he patient medicine re Lad 70 prevent the occur
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE-This advertisement il
particularly dedicated after having made Of all the
specifics that have been advertised for last three
months all s which rather prolonged than eradcaed the
YoH will have, thousands have already done
have the only nabe fol- those parcu
called gonona geets seminal weakness and the whole
one bottle Of Dr. Emnonss ebrated Gonoea Mixture and
il the Of bottle not entirely cured will be
that will immediate have recourse to another bottle
which fa eracating entirely Although little
unpleasant first the above named diseases
which thousands who have used il, testify
This medicine stood several years of experience
bhby myself and several distinguished physicians both in this
city and in Others SO that you afflicted with this read
Ru disease would do wei have this medicine
impartial trial. and thereby bene6t yourselves and
pockets.
pension from Those who have made OF single
tie have been convinced Of the method Of being cured Of tho
above named disease
A letter from DR. X Hammond, New Jersey.
DR. j. send another half gross Of cee
bracd Gonorraa Mixture the last you sent IS all gone
From what have of its operation think the hest medicine
KELLEY HAMMOND, New Jersey
To j. Emm0ns, M Dthi undoubtedly the best medicine
for the veneea disease that been invented
This ingredients from which tits composed are secret atthc same
time scientifically combined.
This valuable medicine be had OLA UnderhI 80 Beekma
VIM principal agent also OF r. Guon, Bowery
Grand ST. Dr. Schefn ia Canal st. and 1t no other place III f
CITY. Price 81 Der bottle. d2s-,m
The herald., 1837-01-26

MEDICAL AID.-Dr GLOVER is consulted confdcn.
vI tally usual daring he day and evening dcyotes
personal attenontoa select branch o the profess where those
afflicted with con and deploabe snd such have
bacd the skill Of the asry with n3ence
Stnnre appr-ed that Dr. q has received a eguar medi
ciucaii Phade bn and has with the adj
yesing packs of he day Office No Ann near Breadwss
Private ntrancc third door The American Museum Lamp
Al he d1s-ff