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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

M ORiSON's PILLs-Of American Manufacture oh
Nl serving the pspers o this day, Advertisement signed
J. MORRISON Giving ,oce o injunction against beg 10
sppr,ss the pubc that granted the erpsre
statement ~ John Morrison whose wiful
TONS therein will be made manifest the hearing Of the
which will b. A tie earliest day the forms Of law will adsit
wren We entertain doubt that the whole AFFAIR will present
very different ct.
me secret u TINS attempt al oppression to be found N
the statement of Mr. John Morrison himself that the imported
factur..r
Though W mus, necessarily suffer some injury whilst this
matter N allowance oason our Agents not
be alarmed al The bombaste threats o Mr. John Morrison
very short period will suce legally 4, .,cur, our rights.
We as'~re me community that We hav, anxious du-
necud with the British College Of No. Lib ~ Ioodoa \. Mr.
John Morrison possibly canbe MoAT d PELHAM
yioi~ 20 Canal IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
DOCTOR DAvENPoRT'S
CEJHnR tI1D BIIIOTrG Pills

L,0R PURIFYING THE bLooB AND CREATING
IL arpce.-Th,se Pills, which are o c,nncuiy scHs
for pains the head stomach and bowels have before Tho
public Tor twenty years, and well ha, the pro-
peior deems unnecessary 10 publish any &C The thousand
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from emi~
nent physicians and Others.
Or. DavenPorts Gel braied Eye Water which has been
,horushy proved for thirty years TO BE- mild safe and speedy
cure FOR i diseases Of the eyes.
isrvis" thi vau The Itch Ointment prepared By wbea
and ons kua vi speedy for that osthsesps
disease, and for all kinds Of ,imrl.s un the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale in this city by
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryee Cocksraf ~ u. seheaieln
o., and uthcrs. -
All orders directed 10 GEO DIXON, Dcdham Mass win
be promptly attended to. ielo6m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

UNEMALE LOvELINEsS-sUPERFLU HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance Of
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies'
beautiful completely unsexea by that unseemly dfgure
supe riuous growth Of hair upon the face neck
ATKINSON'S DEPlLATORY has proved itself in thou
sands Of that under the
yasn positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate At
Fiction.
No has been hailed with the anvs atis
faction that has accompanied the ntroduetonof nvaua
bic preparation single application Of which viii in few
moments entirely remove the hair leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier, and much improved in its appearance.
II is mild and harmless its that il be used
upon infant, without the least dsleterious effect
In consequence Of the increased demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Mess GUIONS ls9 Broadway
New York General Agents for the United States Of
for the Depilatory and Nahomed's Turkish Dye.
Cosnry dealers will be supplied by them the
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle. n22ny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
ARRIVAL.

90 DR.. Joseph Evans, senr, has the pleasure
10 announce his arrival from Teras. lie has perma-
nsntly established himself his celebrated Old Gacns
Head Dlspenary No ~ Peksp, where he will be happy
receive The calls OF old patrons and friends who stand need
u his professional services
A. usual, secrecy may be relied on.
~ b. No connection with any other Office Be particular,
No ~ Peek Slip is22 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

CURE for Group, Bronchitis, Asthma. WLooping Cough
~ aud other diseases Of the wind pipe and chest, The med
icine here offered for those formidable disease With
hood letting blstering, ia Dr.. Bows Linncn Dr.
Bow the inventor native and graduate Of he Uuyer,tv
&c Edinburgh and eminent practising physician Alwiek
in Northumberland The Linmes obtained great celeb
rt in Britain unfahg and speedy almost
remedy the diseases above enumerated and has
not in one instance failed IN New York also and the sur
an successful efficacy has been experienced BY infants and
adults bankers clergymen aud Others who have used
themselves or in their families lady Of the city q New
York WHO formerly lost TIVE children by Group, having
other. seized with the alarming msady und the
cectuair checked IN both BY the Of rt. Sour phi
% M neuti and ~. emphaicsy declares she would rather
be without .ik gown than without phal Of this Invaluable
medicine IN her house.
TO he had with printed directions for use WIN hambers
f99 broadway, soe agent ior se u ~ New York 81
pr pa snd who wi, gve ample eerences in New York
70 ~, Bows professional enninsncs. b6l4r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DOlD's BLEACHING POwDERs.-Tbc sub.crit, r.
ID sole agent. in the w. States for the sale Of Boyd Sous
Bleaching Powders supply Manufacturer and dealcf AZ
the lowest market prices For purity and strength they will
be found folly equal any manu- ctnred in this country
0rea, Britain. PERssB 4 BROOKS,
jvly 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

~ nIss n 4. BRswnE


TIE sky, the sky, the clear blse sky,
I see Il from my Window high,
Oser che church tower and heavy y~ll
Der the high ROW. Of shinneys tall
II spailet;. there ss clearly blse,
As in past days twas wont to do,
A blandly clear, As ssftly SWEET
Upon this stirring, busy street
know tis summer--summer time
Roses at home are in their prime,
Ny own snail tree is gau'y new,
With crimson flowers on every bsuSh.
lhnow beside my fatherS door
The aspen ,rembles ~ Of yore,
And the clear rivulet onward sweeps,
TO the small ledge from whence 1t leaps.
And the sweet linnet and the thrush,
Have builded in the old hawthorn bush
They sing beside the rivulet's how;
Do not hear them even now
il seems, indeed, but yesterday,
Since IRON that home vent away
The me mory is 80 clear and strong,
And yet, again, II seems 80 long.
How long since last heard the Gala
OFF lead. beside the WATERWAY
How long since last my mother laid
Her hand upon my head and prayed.
How leng, how long amerry boy,
left with mingled tears and joy;
And now Ina grown a steady man,
With teeming brain and Flooding plan.
I've made me friends in other lands.
With other ties have Joined my hands;
Have wife aud childr n, lands and wealth,
Content and love, and hope and health.
Yet home. hone. home this summer day,
l long, 1 long to be away;
To leave the hot and Noisy town,
To bound once more Ger dale and down.
The early loved ones to embrace,
To look upon my mo hers face,
To see her smile, as once she smiled,
To be again very child!
Who totters in with merry shout
All, baby hast thou found me out,
Disturbing thus my reveIyI
Come, little darling, to my knee
R<prosch me net, my little one,
That was yearning TO he gone
Bearer than memoryI dreams can be,
Is the deep JOY have in thee
Wa. not murmuring even now,
That summer skies as bright should glow
On this dull town, rs on tine far
Scenes where my early memories ares
Oh lighting up this busy street,
They shine upon flower as sweet
As rose or violet Of the wild,
On thee, my dear, my blessed child I!
TN put the dreams Of memory by,
And gazing on thy clsudlees eye,
SO by thy loving hear, will see,
A pure, sublimed epitome,
OF my osng happy days in thee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

ID HOUSTON, M D., DENTIST has returned from Char
leson s. c. and resumed the practice Of his Profession
his residence No 20 Park Place. where he will be perma-
men ted ieI3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed to No 60 Warren street. and do
frsm West Broadway. myla-3n
TNFALLIBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR A
i certain delicate d.ease-MORGAN's celebrated COM.
POUND BALsMAIC PILLS Lave enjoyed the patronage
DON Dr. Allison Listen Liars OF Edinburgh and also Of the
most scientific physicians Of this country for the last fifteen
years. upon the great so often at
tempted but prior to the above time discovered They
the only safe and efc scous remedy present use all
stages Of those disorders and entirely obvias the making
those disgusting and highly injurious
medicines Cubsbs aud Copavia the dangerous
and uncertainty of the latter too well known require
comment.
Sir Ashley Cooper's remarks Guys Hospital published in
Ths Lancet" Of Sept II, 1871, in clinical lecture his
pupils, sufficient guarantee OF the high character Mo-
eans Pills; "Gentlemen, DARE say have observed tie
wonderful of Surgeon Noreans COMPOUND Balsma
Pill. which are used here, Guy Ho,pai exclusive for
thai discharges aud the many complicated affections OF the
urinary organs; indeed Ms researches (which to
ysur notice. gents urinary diseases the complete
perused and his msde Of ssonng plain the
merest tyro amongst you can comprehend them"
For sale by appointment BY A. D. D. sands. 10 and 100
Fulton 81 syme, 63 5o~ery Walker. and 330 Bowe cor
Bond Ring e4a Broadway; % Sixth Avenue. Price cent,
and 81 per Dor.
or Observe hs prOpretOr seal each boz without which
none can he genuine a22-3m
M EDiCAL tARD-DK CAfPENTEk, No = P.cI
NI Slip, New York, deems proper occasionally to REMIND
the public that he continues TO administer the aced nj.
Toa vat number Of the citizens Of this ne,ropo. he need,
no herald, TO announce his victory disease
pcated aud destructive forms deem IL material
BE- very specific enumerapc the names o the various
dc. 70 which mankind and vomanknd arc subject
To strangers be hegs leave respectfully remark hat
he confines himself 10 Office practice and deyote himself
equally 10 the welfare Of h patients keeps assistants o,
mop boy., and has separate Offices for The privacy Of patients
wkc conle-i contact
DR. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated the
profession Of medicine and surgery, aud received his dploms
n IN. year isl3 Of the New York State Medic. society
signed by the highly respected and much lsncnted John
Rodgers, NJ D. President and that he has fa ong Of
devoted himself TO the treatment and Of all delicate
and private diseases
II nearl, thirty years assidsow and arduou appcaos 70
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
With every stage and variety Of particular CLASS Of
sde5 by collegiate and regular medical education ente the
acoscr any preference the yru the profes
Doctor Capester deems consen, and proper 10 dr.c,
he aeptios o discerning public 90 the inference the com.
parison, aud an investigation 81 bis claims.
- Charges reasonable, aud edectusl cures s ali case,
guaranteed Separate and PIRATE ocesPaients can neyc,
.om< in contact
sly DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DATA MIA WAR; fhe suu.ci der his this day re.
I'D cei,cd casks OF DiSons Br,snns Ware in .et's, with
Coffee Pots 10 match d ". DELAvAN,
jyis No. n Maiden Lane, near Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
PATMNT WHNDLAno.
IL f. DIST A ID.

O. PM Ssbsus<r, Ssls Prspretsrs sna MsnaeAstnrsss
s,.k.1 fsss sw.sl B... wan. ss;.ss.s wssss ~.
ssw a.ss universally used, bsag the best article yet M
ne sa.s, sss :. =. ssS sIss'l,sy
nsde Pfseay At and free frsm al liability sasg still leav
nc =. el.eiy in the which readers ii particularly
down win be found Of but little trouble in with those
~ other construction whilst me precision with which the
are htted acts safeguard against the intro
Fron the taken render each Beassad perfect their
Qualities for durability will recommend them to purchaser
who invited 70 cali and examine larg. assortment now On
Als large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Mattresses
J.W.kC sOUTHACK, No. lsS Broadway,
ielsy FRANKLIN House
Forty Years Experience in va,iows climates No.n-
ty-fOar years established in this city-Nsither
Qucckery Imposition.
DR. J. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
II in all v. ."i mrrcuriai aad chronic disorders
where the most improved pssse he mos, expeditions sna
ne 10 d e ~c Psee Sip
hnery.s BOX aeonps,: plan Of msd,el.. 70,
viii Be 10
any par Of tue Unieo Stats,
letters post paid and describing case and enclosing
reasonable will have the remedy and directions sent
der. Attendance daily until O'Clock in the evening
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection with any other Office Of the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
MAY No. ~ Peek Slip, N.Y.
IlR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUKEs-Of
~ fee Vesey street. Aston HouseA Surgeon Of Is years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given all of reducibe rupture me strength and
stituona health of the patient being otherwise snmpaired-
With proper adaptation Dr. Hus Truss perfectly to
tain the rupture without pain the least danger to the patient
the slightest interruption to exercise business
Attendance given private houses where required at and
afsr 5 o'clock, by the Office Surgeon
N BPatents cautioned against trusting spurious
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS
HULLand the only Office in New York is the original
formerly in Fulton street. but at No. Vesey street. Aor
Huse. a30 cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18


TINE celebrity which the above preparation has enjoy ed
fer some time past, the proPretors immediate
friends has induced him to make it public. He would
therefore respectfully inform the community and particularly
the ladies. who have warmly paronized it, that they
always obtain genuine Of the following respectable druggists
and apothecare.:
N B. Be particular to examine closely the envelopes the
labels printed in gold thss Orrs Tooth Paste. The
wrappers paper with the initials of the propre
A. annexed and sealed with his private stamp For
sale at-Dr Meoy Greenwich lane Chas. Ring ga Broad
way ScheHns ia Canal 1t, Churchs dspensary,
bowery and Spring ST. Dr. Bryton 100 Division Quackin
bush as Carmine Chelsea inrmary las sh avenue T. r.
Hlard 22s Bowery j. Weir 4sl Grand ST., J. Arnod 2s4
Grand Dr. Allen 34s Grand ST. DR.. Murphy, Division
Suffolk, Kirby Division Ciatos st, Drake and
stearns so Deaacy St. d. Wilson, 466 Hudson ST. W. NJ Som
msville, 276 4h st. Smith, 81 Greenwich ST., r. Richard
"A Division ST. Gabsudon 81 9th avenue, T. Elder COY Canal
st, j. Miller % Mulberry Colder, 75a Greenwich
Bush, Varck and Hamersley General DEPOT, g.
Royal Co. Ere nch Importer "a Cedar st. and 709 Crcenw
a22osd.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
II Il n IL III.
SA L T ATER BAT HIS

For the at Castle Garden and az the foot Of Desboss
street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River.
a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
nor CoLoRING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.

JSOR COLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
it NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red OF grey hair may
be permanently colored rich and glossy brown black
single application Of MAIZENA, eds Turkish Dye; and instead
nurng the hair, most preparations de- IL improves its
ptaranoe and TO very ururanty SO Just is tie
reputation Of this article tina, orders have been
from American gentlemen residing Canton, who have salts
ctory tested its ecaey while home Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUIONs, lse Broadway.
als-y Agents for the United States OF America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON
PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC

oRaWc dad Magmy Gd G Harp Sp,A Fe,S rc
it 70 a
various patterns o p Ps w hgny&
sofoeyvr ey clo. daahy
R Fort Tuning Hammer, Sc h eve ydG dre andr Leda short
chi nk il h advantage n ameh above
C,~hch
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT ST Ell Pc N S.

Of an special
Bek
4 nd
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mir n nyadh re reputation
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grey
articles o Re W he d TO ~ Conn.,
quilts i'm dg % o jus
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those NOV b. i .m
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mdu t B MsPe p tn h haetoan npndw we
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points OF thu Of
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far
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TO Their me dWpTd6 p have ih holding umu 6mu
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed to No CO., Warren street.
frsm West Broadway mylA3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18


MANBrACTURERs WAREHOUSE,
Ne.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

50 Tar from coniessing allegiance 10 the Porte. are
threatening dostru iion 10 ConstaniiRoplc. The el.
iects OF Mahmouds elurts Ia rcsusciaie the empire
seem 10 have ceased with his own lie 80 they de-.
pended ~ fac, from the first upon his Individual en-
etgy, which found little response in the thoughts and
feelings Of his Subjects
a complete history OF tho followers of Mahomc,,
so far as IL has reference 10 the affairs OF modern
Europe and Christianity, is vet. believe. an un-
written work. Three times has the safety OF Chris-
tendon been Jeoparded by collision with ,hem7-
The FIRST great era when the Saracons oycrrun-
ning syria, Egypt and Northern Africa. crossed o.
yer into Spain, and, possessing themselves of the
klngdom (saye the mountainous regions where the
brave Pelayo preserved the spark OF Spanish libcr-
W. penetrated through the Pyrenees, and marched
into the heart of France. Here, between Towers
and Poicters, they were met and defeated by Char
los Mare IN one Of the bloodiesi battles on record
One million men said to have fallen in the fight,
The two other epochs have been already mentioned
one, when the conquess ofthc Ottoman race were
checked a, the battle of Lepanto the other, when
John Sobeiski repulsod the Turks w'der the walls
OF Venice. II is curious 10 speculate upon what
would have been the aspect of Europe now, if these
battles had terminated differently.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
FROM tie Baltimore American.
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

Al the present crisis, when the Ottoman power is
taering perhaps to its final overthrow II may be IN
eresting To look back for while over the history
and career Of people who, from small beginning,
exceeded gradually in possessing themselves OF the
ines, portions of Asia and Europe, and in building
" dominion the most extensive that has arisen
"a the world since the downfall OF the Roman En-
Fsre. The TURKS or Tsrkomdas, are of Tartar orr
pa, and from the regions beyond Mount Taurus and
lmAss Lake the rest OF their race, .ney were free-
scong trbe. living plumber, and without any very
permanent, residence bu, fierce, daring, and war
ike be yond other tribes These qualities rendering
tem formidable, of the caliphs, descendant
q he great Haroun Alraschid, mentioned so often
"a ,hs Arabian Nights, employed large number OF
Twks as his body guard Lake the Pratonan bands
Of the Roman Empire. these life-guards Of the ca
hph began interfere in the affairs OF state
and. taking advantage Of some dissensions between
too rival ssrants 30 the calipha,e, seized upon the
government themselves. Bagdad was taken 10y the
Turks In 1855 Before the close OF the eiventii
een,ury find them the borders OF the Caspian
seA la esecess OF time, extending their eonquesis
daily, the Turks became masters Of the whole vast
empire OF both races of caliphs-the race of Onai
and the Absids, descendants Of Mshomei These
extensive territories included Persia, syria, Egypt
aud the northern portion Of Africa now known a
te Bafbsfy States together with the greater part
Asa Minor: and IN the reign Of Gilman prepare
oons were made to attack the Greek Empire, .
shich Constanfincple was the eapital--ihe last re
manning fagDca, OF tina, s,npendous dominion wilicl
Ia Roman power had boil, up through succession
Of ages. The threatened invasion was FOR time 4
serted By means Of an alliance which John caniaeu
,enos' the Greek emperor, brought asou. ee,wee
has daughter aud Young Orcan, the son OF uie Iurk
ish Sultan A, length. under Balazet surname
Ne rsuBderbolt, The Turks not only Invaded the EN-
fsre, BOT laid seige 10 ConstsnuDope itself. whic
ss ssved from an immediate fall by tle timely IN
Imposition Of Tamsriane, the descendan, of shehg
-. l. q. 81.
PIE 10 Asia This prince, who had already oheci
Cd The course Of the Turks in Syria and Persia, wa
earnestly solicised by the enemies II Baaxe, 10 com
70 The relief Of Coasiaaiinople. lie hsTkeaed 10 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
From Walton's Daily journal.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

At last the question is settled but not Till after
fierce struggle the part of the locofocos TO prevent
it, See proceedings Of Saturday afternoon. We
give the ayes ard noes, together with the names of
the dodgers.
Yeas and nays on the passage of the resolution
relating to the public lands
Those who voted in the affirmative are, Messrs.
Adams of Cavendish, lilbbard,
Aldricb, lligey,
Bard, Human,
Barns of Hancock, Hodges,
Barns Of Rochester, Holt,
Bartlett, Hubbard,
Bascomb, kings5uFy,
Baxter, Knapp,
Beach I.add,
Benton, Lamb,
Bigelow 81 Brookfed, Litch
Bakelv Leonard Of Chiuenden,
Boynton. Leonard OF fairhayen,
Bridgman. Martin,
brigham. MesseT,
Brooks. Parker OF Williston,
Burringfnn Porter,
Chandler. RAYMOND,
Cleveland, Redheld,
Coolidge Reed.
Cook Of MI Holly, Round,
Cofirin Rnm.ey,
1 Cushman, sandefson'
/ Cutler. Slack,
Dean, Smith Of DndPort,
I Dodge Of Andoyer soule,
( lanes, STARK,
Eusworth. StoddaFd,
Fisk Of Eden, Strong
Fisk Of waierille, Ienney,
I F,.J.s Tyiaf,
Poster Of Svvanion. Wakefield,
Poster Of Walden, Walker Of HUNG
r,eeman. Warner af Georgia,
French, Man'f o. ,encho
frost """'f % -'s'' '''A's"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26

T, Follarn. Waterman,
Gilmore, Weeks,
Gcoicl Wells,
cowdey Wentworth.
Harvey Of Barnet, wheeler OF Winhall,
Hastings, Whcelock,
Hays, Wiley,
HAYWARD Of Addison Works,
Hawley, loung.-9i.
IIazen,
Those who voted in the negative, arc Mcssrs.
Aikens, Ponnock,
Bean percy,
Blanchard, Rice,
Butler, Richardson of Waitsfeld,
Chamberlain. Sargent,
Dodge Of T,rnbridrc Schuif.
Griswold of Cambridge, Silver,
Grlswold of Randolph, Smith of Monkion,
Henry Stcbbins,
Ingalls,, Stone,
Johnson, Stowcll,
Luce, 1hrashcr,
Morrison, Underwood,
Needham, Waite,
Parker of Bradford, Willis,
Pierson, Woodwork. az.
OF the members who voted for Mr.. Browns last
amendment, the following either left the House
refused to vote on the final passage OF the resolu-
tons
Mcssrs. Hall Of Ryegate,
Adams Of Marlboro, lIulett,
Allen of Albany. Hu'chings,
Atwood, Mattocks,
Barber. Noyes,
Bgelow Of Whcclock, Pierce OF Barton
Blake, Rich,
Brown, Richardson Of Fayston,
Bush, Sanborn
Charlton, Scott
Cole, Shatiuck.
Ferrin, Smith of Bolton,
Fillmore, Smith OF Corin,h,
Gay, Thomas,
Gilman, Toplh,
Hall OF Dover, Walker Of Thctford,
| Hall of Groton, Wadsworth. IA.
| Hall Of Isle La Mott,