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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

ing the whole subject open to the review Of
the state authorities.
STEVENS T. MASON.
Jan. 10, 1888.
Detroit, Jan. 10, 1888.
To His Excellency, STEVENS T. MASON,
Governor of Michigan.
SIR--ln your communication Of the
first instant, you ask me to designate those
portions, if any, of the university lands. that
might be exchanged for others, without Diet.
riment to the public interests. When con.
versing with you on the subject last summer
gave IT as my opinion that part Of the
sections located on the Niles reservation
might be advantageously relinquished and
other selections made. The same opinion
had expressed to others. But subsequent
investigation has convinced me that the
lands which might be so exchanged are not
those that would very materially benefit the
settlers. Besides there are difficulties ex-
listing Of which was not then fully appris-
ed. If these locations are surrendered,
where shall we 60 for other lands A val
liable point is scarcely to be found on which
will not be found actual settlers. five make
the exchange proposed, we shall merely
transfer the locations from one class of set.
tiers to another, from a class who settled
upon an Indian reserve, already made valu-
able by surrounding settlements, to class
who have pushed their way into the forest
and commenced an entire new settlement.
Furthermore, since the opinion above ex.
pressed was given, these locations have been
confirmed, and the title to these lands is now
vested in the state, and consequently can.
not be exchanged without the interposition
of The authority of the general government.
IL the settlers have any claims, those claims
have been created by the action OF congress
and not by any action of the state govern.
ment. 1t hence belongs 10 congress TO make
good those claims. 1t is therefore respect.
fully suggested whether it would not be
competent for the Legislature TO memorial
ize congress on the subject. 1t would be
perfectly easy for the general government
should another law be passed, to provide
effectually for these claimants. My sym
paihies are certainly on the side of the &C
tual settlers, but the prior rights Of the
state ought 10 be held sacred, and the pub
lie interests religiously guarded by its con
stituted authorities. These rights and these
interests, if of prior date, are certainly a
valid, as just, and as worthy of regard ant
protection as individual claims Of subse
quent date, originating not in the actor
of the state, but of the general govern
ment. Perhaps the following sections
might be exchanged for other lands with
on; any material prejudice TO the public in
terests
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

Occupation Of Fort Niagara.--Capt. G..
WRIGHT Of U. s. Army, commanding the
recruiting station in this city, has received
orders from Washington, TO occupy Fort
Niagara with all his disposable force from
here, and an additional number from Roch.
ester TO make up SO men.
Capt. w. with his command, left the city
this morning in the Rail Road Cars.
Col. CUTLER ofthe U. S. Army we learn
has received ordersto repair TO this frontier.
Buff, Journal.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

At an election for Directors of the BANK OF
CONSTANTINE, held at the Banking House, on
Wednesday, the Sd day of January, the following
gentlemen were elected for the year ensuing:
WILLIS T. HOUSE,
ISAAC ]. ULLMANN,
JOHN s. BARRY,
ELIAS S. SWAN,
CHARLES A. HOPKINS,
JOHN c. FORY, and
CHARLES d. ASHLEY;
And at a subsequent meeting of the Board, WILL
LIS T. HOUSE was reelected President.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24
For the Constantine Republican.
LINES TO AUGUSTA.

For tho Constantine Republican.
LINES TO AUGUSTA.
Can forgetl--can'st thou forget
Ontario's spangled wave
Or will thy heart with minc regret,
That scheme SO bright should fadei
Can forget7-oans't thou forget
The halIow'd shore--the grove,
When Oft beneath pale luna's beams
Through summers eve we rov'di
Can we forget the ross-gem'd bower,
Dyantha calpd her own!
Or all the thousand nameless charms
Memory's round il thrown7
Can we forget, aught that she loved
The forest gladc-the dewy flower
The midnight moon-the azure wave,
Or evenings magic powcrf
Scenes so dear; can we forget1-
Can they from memory be effacedf
Or e'er from fancy's golden tablet,
Dysniha's image be crasod1
CARoLms s. B.
Con.tsstinA, Jan. 10. 1883.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

We copy very pretty fragment this week,
from the Coldwater Observer, under the caption
of "Grcece." 1t is dated at Constantine. We
shall protest against acting second in future, in
the publication of pieces written by our own cit
zens but in this instance, we are induced to do
so from the peculiar excellence of the article in
question.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

To espondents.-.LELIA" is inadmissible
in consequence of particular circumstance of
which we cannot here speak.
"CARoLINE s. B." is admitted with pleasure.
We should be happy to hear from her often.
"B." has fairly won the wreath-but the win
ner and the loser must find each other out, for
we must confess we are in the dark.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

State Agricultural Society.-We are happy
to perceive that such society has been formed.
We shall publish the proceedings of the meeting
holden at Detroit, at which the officers were cho-
sen, next week. Ono Vice President is appoin-
ted in each county.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

am aware that it is the opinion of gen.
,lemen on whose judgment ! rely with much
confidence, that it is doubtful whether lands
can be found Of equal value, on which
there are not to be found settlers. Five
of the above sections are on the Niles, and
three on the Nottawa reservation. Res
pectfully, your obedient servant.
JOHN ID. PIERCE.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

We learn from Detroit that that city is literal
ly flied with lobby members, opposed to the pre-
sent location of the Southern Rail Road. We
should not suppose IL was possible for them to
sway the minds of our Legislators. wo have
too much respect for them to suppose for mo
ment that all forty thousand Hobbies could say or
do. would sworvo their deliberations one jot o.
title.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

National Hotel, Detroit.--It will be seen by
q card published in our advertising columns, to-
day, that our old friend, Mr.. WALES, formerly of
the Exchange, has taken the national HOTEL,
of that City, which has been fitted up at great
expense, and is now considered the best house
west of Buffalo. Mr.. Wales reputation, as man.
ager ola public house. will ever ensure him full
share patronage.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

According to last accounts from Buffalo, Gen.
Scott had arrived there, where he he'd been or.
dercd to prevent any invasion upon our frontier.
Gov. Marcy had also arrived there.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

Rumors are current here, that Van Rensselaer,
has left the Island and marched and taken Toron.
TO. We do not credit IT.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

rwe have delayed our paper two days for
the purpose Of publishing the proceedings of the
Rail Road meeting at Contreville.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

INV learn that the sale Of School and Uni
versty lands in this state, amounted to 100000
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-24

The loyal force opposite is large. Il
consists Of from to 5000; 7S of whom
are regulars, and 4 or 500 of them Indians.
They have also Is pieces Of ordnance, 6 or
8 bombs and mortars, congreve rockets ami
ammunition to any amount.
The force Of the Islanders is also large.
il is said here TO consist of from 500 to
1000 bold, resolute men, who are deter
mined upon victory. Their ammunition Is
abundant, and their ordnance (25) well ar.
ranged. Dem. Jan. 4.
OF Troops continue TO come into the
city The artillery companies from every
part Of Gen. Randall's brigade have come
in. They make good military appear.
ance much better than could be expected
after so many years of apathy and neglect,
with which the people have treated military
affairs. Twenty-seven wagons loaded
with troops, besides many on horseback,
came into town, last evening, by way oil
Seneca sirest.-Bufalo Star, Jan. 4.
MCKENZIE ARRESTED Last evening the
u. s. Marshall arrested w. l.. Mcken-
zie, on a warrant for breach of the laws OF
the U. States. He was admitted to bail al
10000, for. appearance at the u. 3. Dis
trict Court. Some excitement was shown
by the people, grounded on a report that
nc was to DO given up to the Canadian au-
thorliles but IT soon subsidized, when the
fact became known that he was bailed.--
ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

for der0ig dan ruf and preventing the hair coming
turn grey, pared by AN TONIC PASTOR Hlir
Cuiter, los GrerAw Gu street, New York
Th nmsHe OF has be er the product Of hftsen o
exrert IN the city Il New k where have
sng the hair cutting business IN hat PERIOD never knew
WHO has used IL whsse hair proved
by the az his ConpcInh and the public may rry on H.
that A, PAS TORS COMPOUND OIL i The whaesomes
and best on FOR The soir, rakes il Thick long d
vents is Ealing OIL or turning and hair
to Is sEch neuiisler 10 the hair that bv
10 lis naura Tor aa prevents from becom
ie shaded and Il hair aresdy shaded which great dis
heueneni 10 young ladies and used for short time ii viii
its natural ecor Ike the he
and har clean; promotes eyebrsws and whissers
A. PASTOR, les Greenwich ST., New York.
Price, 81 cents per bottle oil lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16
b "A l. ID n F. s s

must and does receive the supasses all
hai has yet been employ ed for the One
boite OF 10 be among articles
which should be purchased by all fer preserves
roofs prevents falling strengthens by its rich generous
smnlanls the weakest hair all ofhar a1norabe
snes luste and fneEtss and keeps in great asure
from The skin on The head that powdery which
mans persons complain Of may be daily applied the head
OF the aged. as well as the younresi child.
mo considerable sale thereof TIC repute and extension
aany receives certain guarantee and Danish
The tears that one creates 10 his mind
caey Each will receive wi tse boi- treatise tie
per trealnie nj OF TIE hair.
Grandiean's Congestion which he's hitherto been sold
without odsur, will htnceforh portahe of
csIIea psrumes,-Rose, Jessamre Bergamet vanilla Am
brosa, &c &c
Principal Office Mol Barclay doors from Broadway
Easter House) ol-lp,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16
G50l MEWAHD.- CROSSES sPEcIvIc MIX

SoUU TURE-For the 6onorrt cra elects stric.
lures and analogous complaints OF the organs
OF all remedies yet discovered for the complains
s the certain
akes aspeedy and permanent cure without the least 70.
gard to Diet drink exposure change in application 10 bu
We give no long quackish deceive the
public. 1.-THE nedctne does speak ITSELF
speak ior it. Our object notify where Ii car be had and
proprietor challenges single case Of recrA topor
rhes TO be brought in which the Mixture will not effect ra
pie cure, uHder iorieyre ofS5a0
This disease that ustorus aley pervndes ranks OF
cety-hgh, low, rich and matrimonial single They
are now presented with remedy by which they can cure
possible. " -
Further, the disease be IL dose of the
Mixture token night going 10 bed when posea
put MP In bottles, with full dir. nipanyng It.
a. 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured H. days 49,
For sale only at Or. VIM w. Minors drug store No 100
Broadway, corner ri Dey 81 Frankn House) New York
Philadelphia aua s,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16
NO Oru fCuE,-rOoyT sCUF,-who would

TnOrU fCHEi-TOOTu tCuF who would
n " the pein,ni IL uu ping tooth rtht, uh
inms lite relief cas- lie ah'ainraf tAsISENs ELEFTA
RIA ~ tcncer'ra - EHUact nd CaresmOn. 10
r. n 10 rmruv. The cures ~ rird nrc vilout ri,
cedfn 81 III turrr ~ IN hive uspd ", have sir
W ~ ain relief TRY III and sV,fct
Tor sar ont ~ W ~uJu ~ Patton ~ y " TART 2i8
sroedNav snd Is liudse ~ ant w Guion, va Row,
III, s3 Hcnry RI PIKE Il; al Grand al brtwtc
Fest Brladv az atd y vidoG
Price 80 cents, with luJl directions sulO.eod3n'
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CONNIMPIION ANp LivNM COMPLAINT.
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
M ES q 20 sS DON A. a. r. u, IN .

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NO ~ ANN STREET.
TEENS OF ADVERT IsIN0 The III nsye eirc uI,tks
81 the HERALD both IN town country make Il super OF
channel for advertisers
roE TWELVE LINES LESS
] day, 80 Gays " 25I days 81 " 10 days, ~ n
Iools i75Is 7i9 IL az
FOR EIGHT LINES on LESS
weeks, ~ So 4 . months, n AZ
1 month, 40 6 months II 10
ar Al Advertisements TO he paid before their Insertion
Advertisements inserted ~ the WEEKLY herald nj al ~
per square every Insertion.
hoRNINe HERALD-issued every mtrning prscpt Sppd,v
price, two cent p'r copy ConnirN subscribe furnished
the same raie nr my SPECIFIC period rtniuapcs in
vance. No ratcrsent unless m Pin sdyapce
kyrsTc HsRALDissued aiterpapp nj One oclort
Price tweceps per ropy Country subscribers urphed
the rntr-cAh ~ adyrHce,
WEEKLY Hte.Ln-tsued every saIurdny morning 1T q
~ eruts copy Furnished 10 country snser
tiers a. So annull, Nv advance
CoHRN spuNpEsrsae address then letters
Jaass Gord5n Rnpe FuprieIor and Fsor ana rtie rs
~ husprSs ~ ~, paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

GlW hs!LKy sOOpET's gOTtON FOR
y PINPbED FACES.-Thc great 'sir Ashley" assured
he proprietor al ha time be perned this recipe the, nv nc
hntw instance o f ing 10 preruce cure. The
sale II in Eurcpe has NJ en- Immense
Sold by NJ 6nion, VI Bowery corner Of G,.nI s,rcet
Henry corner of VI street; AL t3rard street ~ r. Hart
corner " Broaavs and Coura'-lt sueet Nm Hohran
657 Br aiwsyi snd A. a. sands, 100 Futon CORNER ~
william street Price 50 cents s26eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16
HyY..fc rs s. yxEp DKoH-THE ONLY RE

= LItNtE nv N-,---L-Ibe iruih ~ The above
reoiedy offered t. the pubic as spsc c for VI enjoys
but an evsnssceh and trans tory fame. The he rrpua
Hunters Red Drop firm end unSbskrn n Inc no
POLARITY which this Invaluable medicine gained Tor ITSELF
solely by the astonishing has effected and ts
lee Prompude oi action in most nvetersis stages Of
v excs the envy Of Others are glad az IL n ar
lords Just criterion TO the public, in tanning the remedy
best suited TO their ssase and wonli disinciy caution
tia puhe hat none genuine but srch
o u. Le,isor Hunters he'd Drop contains the dederaum
50 long deed-9 psriec secrecy ne,ery respectare plea
SAINT ~ hr iase leaving none OF the well knows
restriction In diet, interference with the usual course Of bu
siHfsS Price 81 per battle Office Division reef no other
ace Ia New YORK 5s North Sixth srra PtiIagepbn 81
Hamilton street Aibsnyi Hanover street Boston Ga Camp
street New Orleans where medicine can be pr,
iy. sas.iu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

The General Major BARoS ~ MAREcHAL was, this
mornine presented t. The President by the Acting Sec
retsry Of State, ana delivered letter accredng him
Fuvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipsteniiary
of hs Majesty ihc Emperor &c Austria near tie United
States - UashiBgt0g Globe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16
The Hleciions--OhiO.

The accounts this morning. by the mails, are very
meagre. Nothing further is received from New Jer-
wings From 06io We B;gn 10 GEL tie hsi
The following is what the latest Washington Globe de
mocrstc) says Of Ohio:-
ONO ELECTIONS The from this State is Of
the crafty character. 1t Will be seen, from the
following letters and slips from newspapers, that we
have gained IN ersyg county heard from aud IN Of
then largely. The four Congressional districts heard
from Represented in the present Congress by three
Federaiss and one Conservative They viii be repre-.
scented in the Congress by four Democrats asd
Sub Treasury 10 boot Should the BALI roll on
started. will gain least twenty thousand in the
State and elect candidate for Governor by twelve
or fifteen thousand majority.
Thus far tax the locofocos. If Ohio has gone for
thar par v it will be singular result, We lock upon
the result in Ohio as the important Of all If the
counter revolution in av.r the loco focos has in
there it will produce deep effect the public mind
We never expected that Ohio would for the admins
tration. We will believe it. nil cannot help II.
The wings Of New York must be UP and doing.
Italy Asp NApoLEos.-lf the downfall Of Napo-
leon is regretted in any quarter OF the world, II IN
Italy. This country, which, 10 the misfortune OF
Germany-thai Of being split into petty divisions,
and convulsed by civil discussions, for centuries
adds the fur her misfortune Of obeyng foreign princes
had become destitute of every element OF national
life IS commerce was ietteTcn Dy the numerous po
li,ical divisions lis administration poisoned and VI
tatod to degree of which none can have an idea,
except an eyewitness; the cultIvators OF the ground
impoverished by the heavy rents which they have TO
pay to the rich land owners; science ensaved by the
sway or the clergy; the noblemen dstrusied by the
foreign governments where they existed, and not adj
mitcd to Offices Of great importance, bad lost Their
energy and activity in fact hardly anything could
be said 10 flourish with the exception Of music and,
10 a certain degree other fine arts Under Napoleon
everything was changed. Italian armies were Great
Cd, which gave birth to a sense Of military honor
among the peoples the organization Of the judicial
tribuna was improved, aud justice much better ad.
uninsured industry was awakened and encouraged,
schools received new attention, and the sciences were
concentrated in large md effective learned societies
in short, new life was awakened, md - Italian or
German who wishes well 10 his country, can read
without deep interest the passage IN Lls Casas' Ne.
moral, in which Napoleon vewson these two coun-
tres are given. lis prophecy taai Italy vii one
day be united, VIC hope all be fulfilled Union has
been the ardent wish Of fleeing Italians for centu.
res and the want Of i is tho great cause Of the of
fering o. this beautiful but unfortunate country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

THIS medicine discovered and FIRST used by D.
Sesur, his about since. IL Is found
to possess eIraorihary efficacy IN all dyspepc e'eions,
from the first liag Of sion, irappro
inod the obstinate and ovrav1teh
sympathies. and othsr Ae angr meoss wh ch follow.
The process Of Is entirely different from Sha OF other
Medcin--is Its perfect eaect when taken tn
and Nh the fcosad It, poi
pbe only Ia regular ant natural OF action IN
tire sy,tem31. The longer nsed the less quirea 20
poduc the cTsc-ilh By gradually cleassre and 9Th.
eang the al the perfect acnn
tabishcd day day ,ill no farther aid
The proprietor particularly invites all who trpuh ed
with these complaints 10 make immediate 81 this
medicine has tailed 20 give speedy and per
relief Each contains leo pills. ard hox s
sufficient conyncs Of their erscy sola nj hocsse and
,tai Nv A. ID. SAINTS lo- Fulton II Niar Sta,
end retail by R.s,aon AspiGwal, 10 Broadway,
Scbiefe ia canal street Morrill, OF cathan- and
Doid Gas Hroaiway and others. % lu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

MuItudes Of chemists apethecaries and perfuer have
successfully mpteo to part human body
without having sufficiently studied the subject BY spreading
the reports OF exaggerated fame they have
faleued the puslic with The words-woader! Prodigy
EvDEScR! EvDEsce!-To prevent the destruction OF 81
ne eTnaGlen and that gift OF nature requires
macy years experience th the idenca part Kind
decomposition could that be- nveaed by persoss not msr
with the study Of the skin or the head!
The true essence OF TIE hair called by celebra.
ted doctors who have used and recommended II specific.
might for its effects be compared 10 the regulative activity
which takes place in each plant:
The numerous experiments NJ Grandjean has made
no his mind relative to The followed by
ard the causes which stop its cre uaior in the
spaces which all communicate her,
pilary tube infinitely divided The sap circulate
III all hair with the same facility In hair which the
vessels are but little developed operates slowly, because
the tube Itself beirg continually filed with anrihlacs the
perspai!on; then the ascenng tec,
by the application of Graudean's Con position, which In
few days nny will penetrate through he hair
Tn ascending varies then, only To tho
quality OF the luke but also the WY using Com posi-
on which ought TO be employee every i before reRs
tits easy, IN. conceive that during surface
skin ON the head produces tvaporaon osp abun
dan the sap which in degree is in relation with that
phenomenon apay The very state
Tive friction til has been mace bfore Sleep
repairs the ska The head then the cennues
tursiy as ever while by applying this Compt the
norsng only The result only be since the pores
OF be skin arc cl sed ans consequently quite
for receiving zion ali lis aiuary
effects
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

u Capt Park Of the brig sad, from Santa Mar
tina informs nj Of the death Of the Wee Consul Of the
United States for that port G. X. Fitzgerald, Esq
who died on the 18th alt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-16

ma CHINESE mDkUS NJLI1tAVBhS.
VS. kc-lho spisndii Trees NJ The gtnaine Morus
s- anluc sulis heng the most sxtrnsivc collection T. the
uaon Offered for ale. deliverable A. NE
10 allow These trees willie 81 facsze end the
sains degree maurit ard dcvs pnrnt. cal.
cuatrd lib" ices vii be- lower hsn hf
can b. olare elsewhere W The untrd state nd priced
catalugu.s NJ re, ard ~ w F,u Ornamental Tire,
Psrts tn-h Pifuts, Bui' Gus Flower Roots lsfui
Dablas sad g lrdsn Agrc Iturs and F'rwr' Se3.,
~ be every whoa pples lor them by mall. 9TH
erwse
Also or s.c 20 eco Moru E1pansa most utriv,lsd Va.
very large leaves finest lin variti1 are
90 ire of sale 10 the Union exc, ~ us rsrcei 80 Dsa
do q called Chness" A. Nurthsmpi on IS Gro Pose ~ fa
faryy, " 900 Pyiamidals $500 Brusta mostly ~ srge
81 ~ Cautop ans ,evrrtl other vsfise NJ Wv
fiso nos -red the first lime Is orc " The New Nv.
brid Mult eauis vatieiies tTipnA'd om with very
larry leaves much resembling the parent and log
FROM 10 prs nd cuttings With equal rapidly besides ing
The greater part II these 1r,es ~ larger ian are
saallg sold apd the Mous Expnz Trees three nine
feet high suitable for producing rmedaey immense
OF 4 avs
Twsu pounds of sk Worms Eggs Of tie largest white,
two rrop and sra co,nrs ~ species
,rden seeds VIII be Supplied by the pOund hUshel be.
sizes which theS viii he led 20 ,SeT W.
sorted ard labelled uilsbc Tor relating Ss
per pspas and 20 cent dsru1 ~ veudp's ard 6
inooths or,eii AMY tho suhscraers ~ we'll,
CHARLES corr, Agent lsf NJ lidsh Lare.
WILLIAM PRINCE 4 soN
y oprietors ~ tht Line Garctns and Nurseries
5C&S