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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

DEFENCE OF THE FRoNTIER-General
Wool of the U. s. Army having conferred
with Gov. Kent, has gone up the hennebec
for the Northern frontier through Moose
Lake, in company with Dr.. Jackson the
S ate gcologls. They will keep company
so far as is consistent with these different
objects. Gen. Wool will pass around the
frontier to see where military posts are
wanted. -Kennebec Me, Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

We learn from a postscript in the Buda.
10 Commercial Advertiser of Friday last
that "the Jury in the case Of Benjamin
Rathbun, whose trial has been going on for
several days. have just brought in ver-
dict of NOT GUILTY. When the
verdict was announced, the Court room
rang with applause"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

Rev. Hubbard WinsIow, Of Boston, will
deliver the address before the society Tor
Religious Inquiry of the University OF Vt.
at the approaching commencement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

LATEST FROM WAsHINGroN.- Letters
from Washington brings down the Con.
gresspnal intelligence to about II o'clock,
on Saturday night. We learn from wha,
we believ, good authority, that the session
continued Ill! morning, when suddenly it
appeared that there was great number Of
vacant seats. TIE sergeant.at.arms was
accordingly despatched for absentees. H.
went with few friends, a0d founl large
number of the members snugy slowed
away in the Baltimore cars, awaiting their
departure. The officer made known his
errend, but they refused to move; he threat.
ened 10 stop the tran-they dared him to
interrupt the mail; and after some talk and
some threatening. the eun:na-' ret on Ms
steam, the cars bounded off with the mem.
bers. and the ergeant-at-arms went back
to the capitol, and probably made return
upon his writ. "not to be had"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

New WHEAT.-The Richmond Wing
states that tho MIllers are buying on the
following terms TO be delivered by the
25th of July, 81 so; do. 3lst, & As do.
5th August, 81 40 do. 10th. 81 IS do,
Goth, 81 25, do, 3lst, 81 90,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

CoNGREss.-The Senate on Saturday
passed the bill to remit tn, duties on cer-
tain goods destroy ed in the grea. Ere OF
New York Also the old harbor bill, with
an amendment, providing that only ono
BALI Of the appropriations shall be expended
this year, and the other half in 1889.
In the House the bill to prevent The
issue Of notes Of the late U. S. Bank was
passed. 81 to 10. Also bill authorizing
the sale of the bonds given by the ate
Bank of The U. S. TO the government in
payment for its shares Of the stock
On Friday the House passed the Senae
b'l tor preserving the lives Of passengers
on board steam vessels, with an amendment,
making the fact Of an explosion prims
facia evidence Of neglect. The bill has
now passed bo'h Houses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

AN EDITOR WITH A RACE HoRsE.-An
editor in the far West has bought race
horse, for which he paid $4,000, On beng
asked what an editor had to do with race
horse' He replied, that he was to be used
in catching runaway subscr lbers.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

Mr. Senator Grundy has been nominated
and confirmed as attorney general OF the
United States. Such is the reward of the
faithful.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13

We learn from Cambridge that the Van
Buren, Convention on Wednesday, nomina"
ted the Hon. John Smith, OF st. Adams.
The votes were divided between Messrs.
Smith and Smile, about two to one, The
convention is reported to have been very
fully attended. Luther B. Hunt presided.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-13
For Governor,
ST LAS II, J 3MISOW.
For LieI' Governor,
DAvsr ". cAMP.
For Treasurer,
HENRY z. JAMES.
FOR CHIrrENDEN COUNTY
JOHN N. POMEROY,
JOSEPH CLARK.

The Hon. HEMAN ALLEN, we learn,
received the nomination of the Wing Con.
vention at Cambridge, yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

express their opinions upon this interesting subject
in connexion with their presidential Nominations.
Ill. Resolved, That the conservatives, ~ party,
in freeing themselves frem political dicaton and ex-
ecuiivc control, demonstrated by the recent cleo.
TONS deserve our warmest praise, and that we hail
their conduct as omen of still ofter resolve TO
act for the good Of their whole country
After reading the Report and Resolutions, Messrs.
Gazay, Vaughan, Cory and Greene severally ad-
dressed the meeting.
On melton of Major Gwynne, It was resolved that
the chair appoint corresponding committee consist
ing of five, and an executive committee consisting OF
twenty -fsur with power to increase their number.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings o
the meeting be published in the Wing papers OF
the city.
The meeting then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

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DIS IS nssAKEE S1 = psc FfESK SLIP

Doctor Carpenter having the advantages of reyn.,
Physc Surgery from the New York 0 s, ,ae
Medical Society, and iayng had twenty years general
uavdsd the cue Of iii diseases 20
Ta,i hnmsnty and particularly 70 certain class Of
abound In the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
hence The least sa any discerning mind ,hs,
The experience q DR. Carpenter in all stages and
thorough cure and 10 sep ss s J" . Dasa and
and compounded MOI TO offend the suspcos
compounds totally unknown ordinary quasks OF The
r Separate .nd Offices have been arranged for
The privacy OF patients. who come m contact
Charges moderate and adapted 10 the capacity patient
The ofhce-Pricr 81 " o'' iIm. :"
E Ss,s =. S, hHNTEM,s kED DR0P-N.v
the disease in The known world To srery os
sound feascnsnd judgme mus, be evident that Hunters
hrd Drop the most certain ard esctpsl for uI
disease he venerea ln addition the extensive sale Of H.
the very Of their being many who have ysiny
full virtues We do with with the pub
ss viii ssw 2. ne p sn s'd %R % ss
Dr. :. sef guardian srr.
the o. IN . %e b. have bees
ppe.oa medicine hasss S.sS r 'ss
to he nTsers'ood that we warrant effect ali cases
o Mew non sS S geT % o Of r and u
has failed be feels perfectly satisfied Ina, ne matter
thereby causing the sufferer free ffom The sene
ss' si Tsn OTHER
this city. ~ ie :"
uT preventive may be had
Every rhslthai genuine will have the written signature
Of Uriah Levlson. e'e
To err human, and since It's human 70 err Is IL NOT our d
To- lock on the ndscretons OF fellow pitv
apa DO all In our without inuring 10
LEvisoNs HUNTERS REB Dnop /. warranted -
oeect quick permanent aud safe without diet small
or hindranee from business s post paid de-
scribing case; Willie attended TO. w
Our Offices are No 81 Ham on st. Albany No So North 9Th
81 Philadelphia No Hanover Boston; ga ST New
Orleans Charleston y CT the places the world where
me genuine medcln- ean be obtsred ji7.lm-
nn. GHEH.ts,s AsTkInsEN1 PILLS.
esectuncure Tor obstinate discharges Urinary
canal whites ,irregulares and all female
plants arising from weakness e constitution In gravel and
loss Of command q bladder they completely In
diseases OF the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE gan they
give unspeakable reef Over 10000 boxes sold Il
New YORK without complaint sgent whole
sale and reaA by A. b. d. SANDS vsIton 81 correv
William, and NJ The following drug Cor,sr Dey and
Brosdway cor walker and Broadway, Eoues GA Broca
way cor ross and Pear Bowery and Walker cor
Grand ard Bowery; Henry and Pike; cor Canal and
Avenue.
III Price per bor retail They are also for SAFE nv mr.
Young, No 80 South Fourth Philadelphia and IN Abanv
~ rsnnsN SHAW &C. &c, d2p-lm
DILEs-PILEs-DR.H ALE's Pile Ointment Is a pos-
Tive cure for the piles IN three time. Sold hv q n
Hart corner Of Chambers and Broadwayt r. Rurp,u
IS 9Th avenues H. M Guon, Bowrry and Grand 81
Sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
Theatres-Thursday Evening, Feb.

BowERY THEATRR.-Miss Cannon, that precocious
little lady, who made favorable impression at the
National Theatre time since and also In Boston
and Philadelphais playing the Bowery together
with her unequal allies in point OF stature land men
are sometimes measured by their nches Major Stevens
and the Kentucky giant.
Miss Cannon and Major Stevens have appeared in
tke Spoiled Child. However highly Miss Cannon
might have been thought Of from her performance in
CULVER in Lilliput, she will be far more highly rated
BY her performance of Little Pickle. To say that her
acting surprising to convey very poor idea of her
merits. 1t was excellent-choice and fnished-and
will rank with that of any land we have seen nany,)
who have attempted it, Her mrlh and her pathos were
equally telling She also sang with great effect, and
danced hornp pc with such grace and spirit, that an
unanimous would have been her award but that
the good feeling of the audience suppressed this mani
iestaon Of their appreciation, thinking the exertlon
would be much COR her little ladyshp.
Major Stevens not at home in Tag. 1t was n
piece of gross absurdty put him in such character
He made up for this failure afterwards by his perform
Of Flimnap
This piece is got up with such scenic affect at
the Naonal-but the acting is rich and Garrick
could never have anticipated such glorious perform.
ance of this inimitable satire
AN AMoRoUs PoETAsTFR-An enthusiastic Scotch
man. at New Orleans, has been by his friends to
unatic asylum, for having copy of to Miss
Ellen Tree, commencing with
o Ellen Tree. thou me,
The lovtest tree in Cbristendie
10 The variation of the weather within the last
week has been from 40 10 so degrees
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

Iron Cur Bvesisg Edsios sfyest9Saay.l
The Emerald Isle,


nFirst flower of The EARTH and hrsi gem Of the SEA-"
OCoxNELL passim-
There is knocking down pking Down, abbng and shooting
wsrchnr of The soys BY day, and by night recruiting,
here burrng parsons houses and ripping up their wives
For "a our holy church in every nation thrives
Fsy h-s beating baiis rokbng and -stringing
The are beacsns The hils with the chapel bells all ringing
here Is swearing psp feeholders without inch Of land
There Father Mungo whipping his 10 the polls
And Father Martr with his pail To wash all their souls
All nv the pope's direction,
To ms free elecou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
To give us afree election.

THE MISSISSIPPI MEMBERs.-The House Of Re-
representatives. on Wednesday, decided against Messrs.
Claiborne and Ghoson, the sitting members of Mssis
sppi by Of ll9 to 49, My friend Colonel Webb,
can now go 10 Washington Mr.. Webster; the in
junction is taken of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
ne. u, FRANCIS, DENTIsT-uss remo,,a

III
- lob Chamberssreet opposite Hudson street where he
continues 70 W actce IN all the various kranchs OF Dentistry
the mot recent and improved principles Ills p-emiun,
lncorruptse eeth ere 81 the best quality full sets are war
rsned 10 remain permanent to the without the use Of
springs or gatures Tooth crops that will cure the
most violent oohsche In aiew moments and nj the
time pre.ess the tooth apdremove all from The gums
AkTlFlCIaI. EYES insertedby Dr.. Francis which can.
sobe distinguished from the natural and viii perform every
motion OF hat organ without giving the slightest pap For
an improvement In this art he has received diploma
Ahe EYE WATER Dr. y. respectfully solicits the atten
ton the public " his extraordinary ec
Eye Water II ha. fully proved itself valpsbe app
caien In nnamp alton ssd weakness of The eyes,
have been diseased fer years. has perfectly cured IN
days, and iscrgsged TO DO So.
The Rev Harrison ~ Thompson street procured hottie
of the above for Harisons eJ es, and his
has removed the dinness and pain which been
ye fer many She had used many eye waters thew
all failed therefore hope the public will appreciate
It's value. JOSEPH HARRISON
This to certy that Mrs MCsffrey No PLANES stree,
widow Of the late pr NCsnrey has used Dr. Francis eye
which happy toslae had the desired effect and
say saved absolute birdre tber.(ere "a,
safely ID most and valuable eve wafer
and only squiresto he hnewn tamake other.
Trem testimony those who have used the Eve water
prepared by DR. Frsncs have nd
Ing II 10 the special notice Of the public.
DUNCAN DUNBAR,
tislms Pastor Of the MDougeldst Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
DT.yy,As,Ss s M,ASyEgmT,s EEMALE EEHe.-

= NUN VENWNN1- rHrctnhI
pedy Tor suppression, regusrty and all where
ices not have her proper and regular course
r. They mus, act be taken during pregnancy, ashley
vii produce abortios.
Sold by j. H. Mart corner Of Bresdway and Chamber,
" NJ. Guion. corner q Bowery and Grand 81; and D,
burnsu. - 6th avenue. Slim.
TO TIE OwTvNATF-HUNTERs RED
DROP-A single bottle ~ this nfslible remed, fer ven.
real disease hen used IS directed has been found every
instance effect safe and spe, DIV cure having never flea
II acknowledged to be TIE certain afe and rssy cure
diet
Price dollarto Le obtained only At the Office Division
dsa.tr.
MEDICINE CHEsTs-ofnev and eee.n p,,,errs
A Tor families ships or plantations accurately flied with
the best OF medcnc ans securely packed tor travelling
RUSHT0N 4 AsPINwALL.
J23iws &c William ST. ITO Broadway aud 10 Asor House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
mead WITnOUT PREJUDICE.

III WHEREAS, il is now an absolute and well known fact
that every disease, whether il he in the head feet
brain meanest member, whether be ulcer or
inward abscess, ALL though arising from many causes
blood For 0" M haSy or 1S eoaon u hs 81 ss
he blood aad consequently the healthy unhealthy
the body.
II hath been clearly proved in former that
the stomach ana bowels are the sosereg of the body and
that by them life death propelled exem
wise distinguished than the this particular How
can we then deny The great and leading ruth that there
between mind body! The
dent-wbeiher the one only modification of the viii
sc our renos. EVEN ~ .r ssie o sSs.enee; but cur
depends upon the state OF hillary
must be ,aade by application to the body
Were We conen To follow nature assist kerio her
would arrangeitse order ocoure anitbe whole
work halt dene as soon as u be Undertaken "pnce
cot TIE old eaven that you lump" Is the
language OF Scripture figure applied spiritually by ssme
experience body natter Instinct more unerring
guide tbanour much be.st-d reasoning faculty prompt the
ton In like manner the dog, the cat and ali domestic
animals. whose habits can Be noticed wander through the
suitable TO open their bowels and purify their fluids Do
mechanical force alone without the gastric
Juice require he and retaining of stony particles
healthy tone in their fluids, by evacastiont
from epidemic They are nm
der similar laws TO those which the human economy
on appears then be principle of
Are not the tides the daily and periodical purifiers &c the
ana purifiers Of The air. Do We net babuss a,
water and air b sn %e to
blood Mnn should become iangnd should the
cumnatng IN thy sluggish channels of life prevent
thy current, where thy remedy. They must he driven
down by The wels or not removed In time they sill
hoke up the veins the ar RES and passage health
and vigor.
Pros, such unquescnabe facts these important
necessity Of watching diligently the condition the
and bowels becomes seize and also infinite value
medicine which will carry off all obnoxious
from the without weakening the system and such
brsndreirs Vegetable Universal Pills, which in England
and America have stoad the trial. and
thousands helpless persons
tho sk OF physicians had conol~d them
that they could do no Their properties ambitions
and apenent medicine all who
theR their virtues all euosy, ard must be used to be
appreciated The weak ana delicate will bs by
their not by bracng but by cause OF
ness the and corrupt body They REQUIRE
no change IN diet Of kind Plain directions ac-
physician. r'
Principal office for the sale Of the Brandreh Pills. Hud.
Central, Spruce street, next the Sun Office.
Bowery, I'D Rowery.
~ Bewsre of counterfeits. ii9.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

rs JOhNsOh - coRsuitea conndestiany Al his once
NO IL Duane street, between Chatham and william
The following diseases, viz 0onorbra ssss-s Chapcr~s
structures Seminal weakness and the
Ing from vencrszl poison improper treatment Dr. Joaso
W remove any recent Affections In three days
and The most nveternts proportonsir time wbou
the Of any debtsne isjudcou medic me- or prryrr
ton from business Persons enustng themselves Jaha
sons care may desc themselves with certainly success
the most aggravated scropous sores liberated lcgs
NC spesdy healed Strangers would do well by giving DR.
johnson esh scertan preventative may be aganu
the occurrence Of the foregoing Diseases which has
cd when used within iwepycur exposure
paid and enclosing tee can have the me-
dic4ne, and directions for It's forwarded
Attendance from g. A. M to N at right Dr. Jebssan has
moved from n Cbsmbers street d2i.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
Important Pslitical Movement An CinciA-
natl. Ohio.


One Ct the most important political movements Of
the day, will be found in the annexed proceedngs,
nominating General Harrison to the Presidency, with
out the Intervention Of National Convention. This
is the first distinct movement on the next presidency
that we have scen and we have no doubt It will lead
to similar movements throughout the country. We
merely publish these proceedings as par, OF the
history of the times. Let Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Clay,
and General Harrison all have fair chance, "no-
thing extenuate or augh: set down in malice"
GsEAT HARRIsoS MEETISG.-Pursuant to publc
CALI meeting of the people Of Hamilton Co, Ohis,
friendly to the domination of William Henry Harri-
son for the presidency, held in the Court House,
on Tuesday evening" January 10th: The meeting
was organized by calling the Hon. Jacob Barnet to
the chair. committee Of five consisting of Messrs.
]. w. Yost. Allison Owen, VIM Wood, w. c. Stew
art, and A. G. Brit, to nominate Vice Presidents and
Secretaries; who after retirlng reported the follow
ing named gentlemen whe were unanimously elect
AL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

20 The variation of the weather within the last
week has been from 40 10 so degrees.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

VICE rhEslDESIs.
Thomas Smith, OF Springfield township.
Charles Crne, Crosby.
S. Brown, Mill Creek.
William Cary, do.
Henry Jones, Sycamore.
Andrew Lynd, Miami.
Joshua Warfeld, Cincinnati.
Oliver Lowell, do.
Aaron Valentine do.
John p Garness, do.
Joseph Pierce, do.
Charles Libcau, do.
Robert Buchanan, do.
Miles Greenwood, do.
a. l.. Voorhees,, do.
SECRETARIES.
l.. Whteman, Joseph Graham,
ID. L. Monserrat, Rufus Hodges,
w. o. Sands.
The President then delivered the following
ADDRESS:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

my, recovered tho territory surrendered by Hull and
terminated the war, in the western country. Who
can question the talents or the patriotism Of the man,
who has won more victories than any OF his cotem-
poraries, and who never lost batlle?"
On motion of Mr.. William Greene
Resolved, That committee Of fifteen be appointed
by the chair draft resolutions for the consideration
of the meeting. The committee consisted of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen:
VIM. Greene, J. Justice,
b. Storer, A. H. Ewing,
VIM. M. Cory, s. F. Leadman,
D. Gwynne, Sc. Peasants,
J. Satin, Jas. Williams,
ia. Wiseman, J. w. Gazlay,
H. Morse, H. E. Spencer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

SrRIEI NUIsAScEs.-A young lady writes 70 us, TO
complain that, last sunday as she was going down
Broadway, 70 her sunts she was accested by mon.
of young man who had the impudence TO address
her with how dye do SIS - and although she told him
60 BECOME he persisted annoying and Fostering her
with his impuden, compliments. This he continued,
until she met her brother, when the fellow made off,
Our fair correspondent requests ss to notice this un-
iust6able breach Of manners bu, we think that her
brother should have resented the spot and that the
breach should have been salute pos,ersori and a.
grtior too Some Of the unlocked cubs whs infest oar
streets certainly to have adopted the manners Of
an ape, with the morals Of Centre street
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-10

tleman,' not less than sic eminent barristers
in as many months The Dean, who was
quite deaf, rose as his FREUD flushed his
remarks, and gave the company grace
For This and every othcrmegcg, the Lords
name be praised. The effect was irresis-
table. London paper