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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
SLEIGHJNG TIME.

AMERICAN CoURTsHIp TINS must be
an everlasting fine country, beyond all
doubt TOR the folks have nothin 10 do but
to ride about and talk poh'lcs. In the
winrer, when the ground IS covered with
snow. what grand times they have a slayin
over these here mashes with the gals, or
playn ball on the ice, or gon to qullln
fro'lc> OF nice long winter evpnIns, and hen
aadrlveln home like mad by moonlight
Natur made that season on purpose of
courtln. A lille tidy scromplous lookln
STAY, real clipper Of horse. a string OF
bells as long as string OF lnoUs roUOd his
neck, and sprlg on his back, lookin for
oil the world like bunch Of apples broke
off at a go,hcrn time. and sweetheart
alongside oil muiiled up but her eyes and
lips - The one ookln right into youand the
other talkn right at you-is cen Almost
enough 10 drive one ravln tarlng, distracted
mad with pleasure, amt it? And then the
dear critters say the bells make such din
there's no bearIn ones self speak so they
put their pretty little mugs up close tc
your face, and talk, talk, talk till one CAM
help lookID right at them instead Of the
horses, and then whap you both 20 capsi
zed into snow drlft together, SKINS cnsh
ions, and all. And then to see the httlt
crlter shake herself when she gets up
like duck landIn from q pond, chotlerlI
away all the time like canary bird, an,
yon haw. hawln with pleasure, is fun alive
you may depend. 10 this way Teller get
led on to offer himself as a lower before b,
knows where he bees.-SaD, Siick.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24

SO 84i.52I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
The following Is from the Police report
ofihe New-York Tattler:

A loafer, named Tom Swayne. was put
TO the bar on charge of vagrancy, pre-.
ferrcd by himself Tom was dressed 10
hight roundabout-nO vesi-and pair OF
Russell duck 'blush when you mention
'ems :" but nevertheless he looked as com.
Portable as # the mercury was up in the
clouds, instead OF half days journey DO.
low zero.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
81 - l.-''s vnnr IN q, -,
"Tom Swayne, your honor"

And what do you want, Tom?"
"Weil, | reckon wants to charge my
SELF with havn no home. unless you call
an empty sugar hogshead home aud that
same with as many holes N 1t as a cullen.
der"
Can you get no work."
80 yes. work enough; but faint no kind
of use Only think of 1t -sIxpence for
cearin off hull sidewalk, an obligated to
give credit on the job"
But times viii mend"
faint likely, for they on Y grows wor-
ser and worser. Tunes, your honor. is
tines now a days and to runale us entirely
II means we as shovels and sweeps off
sdewa k -,here has been nothing like
first rate lal. Of snow 10 SIX years. An,
you honor, things Is sadly hallered since
the times when the snow used to 90 the
big figure and stoops ietCh'd from eigh-
teen 10 two shlIIlngs head, on the nail.
Sweepers was gentlemen ~ them days
but when we has TO take hail fronts for
slXpence, and work on trust. the puriesslon
isn't worth tolIoylng, no how"
"WeIi II you Insist on 1t, III send you to
the stand"
Aud where, your honor. but to sweep
sldepathS for siXpence a front, and give
tick O."
And accordingly Tom Swayne was
book d for the jug.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
Sl6.325.O59 q

These imports and exports are the value
of merchandise, exclusive Of opium and
cotton, aud leave a balance Of $685. ,OO4 ~
favor Of China. The amount Of imports #
opium aud cotton from b. India into China
tor The same year, were as follows:
CoilQn, 30l4000
Opum, l2222;526
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24

SIS, 236,525
Deduc, BAL. trade due china 8, 395 ,OO4
SO 84I.52i
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tpit ftbeu fttibsr gsfprpbsn, ais mir bann iass
ten, bisisS prepuft jsstu eaB Mib,sr Bants
fcpob! Elm pellsnsstsr Sd,hIsr als Gin 9slsbrtsr
9tttsr isi
Sr III besbaIb, 9laubeM mir, Der am bs(tsn
sssi9nsts Wann Die llntsrifiisun9 rom Often
une o9sitsn 81 pcrsini9sn. Gin 9smefrat
aug Der Seffsrfon Sduls, fam feline Nusnabs
me anf eitftn gruno srBobsn perbsn. 2Sir
lsnfeu Ss6mesen bic @(ufmsrffamfsit Ger rs,nps
fratiitsn 1bi9s sss 9blueiten.S taatss auf
esn Scritla9 Der Yartsi bier, in psd)sn, rpis
ipr lbsr;siSt iinS. bic esncfratifbsn @auntiss
Wereer, Ssacsr, erie unb 2(assDsnv nob tss
ten Sraften beiltimmen neresn, unb mir or,
partsn lbre Nfitwjrfun9 uno Saauna.
Der 9lcrri6taun ,5sralo unb 8res pres"
pom Iestsn Mittwptb, sntbdlt in Ss,ua aufpis
gupsrntrsirase, fcl9tnosn 9(rtfd:
Genoioat fir 6upern5r.-sins an,abt
9sfbfnr i6srrsn iine iben pprssiblasen alo
ibidliebs santibaten sur llntsrfisuns Der
joarriicn 9smpfratsn fir cas- @ussrntrss9tmt,
mir pcaen ahtun9spca bsnsrfsn, pas Der
Nbtb. Scbn Sonf6, BON NsabinN @crfs
eountn @insr 1T, wslbsr aIe erfcrberldsn
Sdbi9feten fir jeneS Nmt bsist, NIT elmer
Ineb!peresntsn pppularitdt binldn9lieb gssi9s
net snsn 9utsn @rfcl9 ju fbsrn. Obns Die
abilbt bic aniprdbs Anoersr su fbndlern
9laubsn mir eas Steiner bciisr 9ssisnst 1T, bic
Stimnsn after eerjeni9en unjertunnlieb supsrs
sin9sn msItbs Ss9sn unisrs perfsbrts gtaats.
Aemlnifraticn itnc, cccr msbr pcllfcmmsn ees
si9ntt Die @n9sIssenbsitn ps6 Staat5 ~ psrs
palten.
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se.e.:..!GE;s-..:e-,. 800:
Cine nntlutloe 9tepOlut,on.

colt lQQ0 ~ 81, (, b,,r4,,S,>;n,
pufr,nun, IN e;sn;ts, A. t,s ,,s eIs!Sn"o'Ss S2SIs.
n,sf,n WY ~; ~ usps'" w soo.,s go "
s,nf WV es -; - '. ~. 'uy,' pss"e'9's'' Sh"p'
.;n.i5t,n % S'fat t'' ~ s'y"SS'to % n''o U!s PS'
e'Iy," s.S nGs .S% Gtia9't pso so"'t''"'tsl1sHn
80 csh,l;, uGiI 1'I'' s; IT.; ""IFs"'p I ntV"'ti0ss
ssays I,fSI ~ t'i ..' I..',o 81 ",.o Ia aaapgon99sa
iyo's rS !" ~, .'%'! M 9s1o.'l -'at2' gu EtgSn s"
,,s w., @ "n' I'''' .''s't' a 'o'. ." l'9'u9t"'
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e. Padifsn Srtita9 Fisrn bic Iarrtlcn,
Gsmpfratsn III Der Start &ustaun rim srciTts
SWsssftif am Saifbauls ucn Charles 5. Ta,
Der, rafs!sfy peju ale Srspnss tss alien Sipp
abtun9auca sinselabsn ypssssH,
Die 6arrifpn Ssmcfratsn pen Nubfcmbmas
nor nne ben bsnabbartcn saunfhipA rpsrosn
am acknowledgement Sage stsnfals sin Sisssss
Self isisrn, am @aifbauit ppn SamusI Bsrn,
barb, in Husfombmaner 2aunidip, mesu ale
9emofratsn stsnfaus btf1i1lt sinSs!aesn mers
ben Qbel ~ nstmsn.
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Silt esn Tsipubtiei, tab mir baturb psn
:Wan|ten uafsrsr 5t@nes snt1prsttrn, babsn
mir bsuts Ssn Hamsn bsS Ncbtb. Johann
Sanfe, an Die Gpss unfsr soitsrisIlsu Gcs
lunms gsfsst ais Ganbibat fir tas ,pibtias
amt ais Guvsrnar tisfsr MspMtIif. obne Die
@nforbsrunasn anbersr Wldnnsr su flbmdttsn,
cper ais nibtis surhfiuisesn, bic sisasitbt fir
oieits p6ti9e amt urrssftlaesn Fno opsr
mob perssfbIassn merosn mc9sn srfldrsn mir
bsrmit, saS Sanfs Der O1ann unfsrsr pebI
III, UNI bon @rfunbi9sn, Die mir Don faif aaen
SbsiIsn SisicS SiitiftS sin9s;o9tn, Iiuc mir lis
bsrStu9t oaB ct Der OIann ausr mnbrsn 9ss
nctratsn bisFtS 9Iirif6 io,pobt ais ron mebrss
rtn benabbartsn III. Sotts IS Der Nau f,n,
bas {:r. SanfS Die grnsnnnn9 tsr rsmcfrats
iben lcarrjfon Staat5sScnvcntic srBdlt, NOR
an mir, oarIduT5 Stia9t gar wcni9 smsitln,
70 spersrn mir uns Gin @sr9nli9sn earaus mas
hSn itins 2tnlPrAbs aus ausn &rdftsn ~ uns
teriiNesn.
es ocearf faum CT MAb', infer, q5Isr nit
eem G9arlfter uno 0trbisnffen et5 (orn. .Baufs
aaber tePannt 81 MAIDEN. gr 1T jet aasss
mein 0sfannt 9saNtst uno 0ttiGbt aIS tsr srs
flbrsns, taItntpcls ufb unpartsiiibs preIlpsnt
Nbhr bsise 8ribtstsjirtS. Sn alien &tels
Iun9sm bic ct Juror bsbauptsts in alien cftnt
hbsn Nsmtsrn bic CT bsflsotts-Seigts ct lib
hnmsr ais siu Waun Won un0emtbniidjsn
&enntniitn. 2ll5 Abrcfat in ieinsr fribsrsn
6eimatD, i'm meitltbsn psnnlpIpanisn, mar
CT ssr fdbi9s, praftibe Suriit, aQ9emsin be-
Iisbt me9en isinsr Msthtibn6snbst unb GDrs
lldltelt. ais Observation-Disclosures in ben @eicbs
9rbun9rn Der Rotrn, iubts sr IItb nit Zen be-
lcnoern GEnnidtn fs.ntr @rnlftuntsn psrz
traut Sl MADDEN, lno isn e treben mar inlmsr
nur fnr bat 21cife 2ertr ,psltbs CT rrprcisntrts.
Gr ,plr jrbtrSsst ltanebaft uno furd,teS osasu
ttlne Dlceriprscbsr ,mb unbtlfebbar burtb bic
NNittsI filler Shmeihlcr; or erfrsute 1icb pss.
baIt ltsts Der a6tun9 itnsr eolle9en unp Der
eiebe ltinst Genifitusntsn. Ssltf fsine pcliz
rfdben 6einps fonnen nibt anecrS ron ibm
fa9sn, ais eas sr lfetS trsu, ebrtb une
9emiGsnbaft ftins Yfjht sri,iatr.
stS Staatsbdrgsr fnrsn mir in (:rn. .8anfs
cen itanrlnfgen au6scjsibnetcn Mspublfaner,
cen Mann een dbEn tsmsfratiitea 9runos
iastn, aus etr Sdpls zines SeFsrtpn uuo
anrtrn ausMjcitbNiNn Gtaat5mdnnsrn. Surs
~ iassn, unb cbns ea5 eeb su libsrtrsbsn, mir
fsbsn in ZEN 9tttb. Jobann Sanps siNn
Wann, Der in ieosr 5oinllbt fdbs III, bas 2(mt
zines @upsrnors bisisr 9reiItn &spbIif y, psrs
'palrsn, unit ole rpitbtiasn &n9sls9snbstsn esrs
isIten ~ Isitsn. einlidtlid, kinsr @sroisnffs
une uniruifbt fir cas- Amt str ObsuWasis
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ffra!spsrfcn pen psnniplpanisn, fnbm mir
sosHas fsinsS SIsittn in Der 0ispub!if uHo
fiber lperesn lis bon Gsinsm tibsrtreTsu.
9Sir fOmhsn jspar stpaS ftub NIT unftrer
GmrkbIun9, absr bic limfincc erbeifbsn Is
70. Scr Siss, Der 70 sten turb Bic aroiIs Bee
mcsratfbe Sarts 9espennsn, erfcrosrt bic srtGs
ten GorIL,@maabrsss!n I'M raS sinmaI sss
wcnntus Sslo ~ bsBoupten. 1is jsrrittstsn
Nnast9enbsiten unitrsr NspubIif srfcrtsrn e.,
bas mir slnsu Wanu am G5taat5rursr battn
iplIten, Del fibia 1T, bic pitIiSen p1ibtsn ;u
erfilsn biz NIT nsm 8upsrntrsamts psrbuns
hen linb unp gbrltbfsit Ssna9 teltst sas
2Scbl isr Nepublif 81 bsfercsrn.
Sum Ss'psiit pa6 Die Burger unisrer Bee
nabbarttn &auntjsS ppn 6rn. Sanfs osnfsn
unp fa8sn, radsn mir nabltsbsnps Nrtfs! aus
anrtrsn Sttun9en sin.
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partie z" reoete sr ben Rnetbt an. Gin,
fonberbare Sasopartie, benu bic sutanfti,
se Beute fibre i6 fbon am Stride. =
vallo fou Der 9unb erlboi7en tpercen 2"
v3u Guren Dienifen." ul1no marun
eenn 2" Seet eridblte Ger &nebt bie@e:
fbibte oee punoss, inoem ct -por5Gelict
feline Sreue uno Wannfeiti9fcit rubmte
uno Jpn fo9leib Elm probben ablesen lieb.
,@ie pel fir oen Stno 2" rief Der Srem=
De. y@enn mir pielleibt um 2 Sbaler
sins weyocn fDnnen !? !" ,,5ier iino iie ~
rao ieoer sin9 boberfreut leiner @eee.
Gtwa ein Sabr oarna6 rsi1te 1linP in
@el1dften lber eano. Gine5 Abenos
perirrts ct iIeb in eiuem SSaloe. gtab
botbf mubIsli9en Strapoisn erblidte er
enolib Sibt, 9in9 oarauf los uno trof Su
fsiner 9roiieu Sreuoe ein 5iemlib lfottlibe5
Ioaus an. ST. febrte Elm uno bat nm Elm
auirtbli6es So6,oas ibm audi obne psite.
res unter iteraus 9roi1er 3uoorfommen.
belt 9elpdbrt lpuroe, uno Stint elite als,
balo enem erquidenoen Sblafe in bic Ir,
me. - Seob ebe Jpn be6 S6Iafs5 lanfts
Wadbt liberilel, iporo e5 lbm pl0elib un-
beimli1 Su Wutbe, ct obnste &eroabt
uno oisier marc ourtb Die Sage oes ,6au-
ies, 70 spie our6 oas er;,punstne frvuaoli-
DE 3uporfommen 6e5 8irtbs febr per-
ltdrft. Gein eibt bate ct niebt ausaee
loibt; auf Uues 9efabt ,pa6 ba fcmmen
fonnts, tdmpfte ct 9eeen Den Sblaf ocr
iset ieln n,dbti9fter Seinp muroe. 3spei
selaosne 9>iitolen aud eiae uneelaoens
uno slnen Sclb leete ct por fib ouf Den
Illtb. st lpiiroe aub Die brittle piltolc
Se!ooen Daben, bdtte eS ibm oaSu nidbt an
@unitioH 9HebIt. Gs Iblns sw6lf, bo
pcrnaGAl ct leife SuBtritte. Stint itano
auf, ploslieb orcbte Elm 9espaltiser etcb
Die oeritbloilsue SPUR su 5criprensen.
Wob elm Stop! uno ooS SblcB fln8 an
tu mei6en. Sest risf Stint i'm 9sIteten
Some: "Rauber 5uraf, penn eub oa6
ecben lieb 1T! 2(bermals Elm Stoe - Die
Ibar flos auf- bier lan9barti9e Grau-
en- erresenot &duber nit seibmdr5teu Gs:
i'1tsrn seoa6ten fIb ieiner Su bemG1ti=
gen. Absr ioslei0 losen 5spei in ibrcm
Slute. Qls Stint feline brittle, unselaoene
piftole i6ubfcrti9 onlsst Ieinen Ooldb
oudte, oa naDmen Die beioen Nnoern 1nz
ltano peitsr por5uorinsen. llnb fiebe!
auf felncn Guf "Hduber ;urGf, menn
sub oo5 eebsa licb it!" iprane pffiii.
tus Die Greppe binaa, ieinen ebemoli9en
5errn an Der Stimme srFennenb. "pffz
flfuS perlab MIDI nidt y rief &linf ae.
rdDrt; uno ocr l6uno perltano Dies 3eis
den als 6dlfsleiitun9. Ser fc9, pou
treuer 1nbdn9li6feit an isinen attcn
9errn, mutbentbronnt Icsleib Dem ndbf:
ltebenoen oer Eduber all Den pals, 70 bab
eieier Die nabe Srepps binunter pur,elte
nnc Den 9alS bilb. 2(utb Der leete 9laus
ter, Die 1reppe raib binuntcr cilcno, roaro
taft 9leibjeiti9 BON Dem 9uosl er9yHeu
une BON oieIem Su Sooen 9elrorfeu. Stint
elite binsu uno fnebelte Jpn. Gen Qnfs
tifus ober NbloB er in feline Nync uno bat
te SreuoentDrdnen meinen nlSsen. Co
fort cfrlisB er bic Giubcrbsrter9c. Gei.
nsa treutn pfiffisu6 oter Iitb ernitbt mie-
oer ron iIb, uno oat Jpn cae 8naSen.
troo tiS an lcin gnSt.
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s ur g q n 3 ure H.
fSlI I s. 1Qrrtjou:

0J"9sr Serfanf rcn ccm lccblanes bss
psrferbtnen Sfaaf abbam s, loiro niett
auf nabneu SamifaSs Ssn 5ten icncsrn am
Gage porbsr Yrsitas ben 4tsn December itatt:
fnesn; mas mir erfutbt iino auju,sjasn.
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Ser nNeaetn9er NeIer" idbsjnt isinsn Scn
S'smI!b asrdnceu ~ babsn. er nsnnt 6arrjs
fen ret ben a!tsn @eneral--rcr Der Tabl ater
nannts CT i'm biz dIts @rdnnp, ben Sbmar1s
E@arosnSrbcraliiisn, @omarp ,e. @r tdnst
! nun an itn jn fbmRlteln uno rdtb ibm, tas
er Tan gursn's Gub,Sraiurp lafin frNtsr
um i'm in ibre Safe 81 lofen unb ins 8srhsrs
ten Su ifhrjen, ipis Die fsinen Sanfbsrren snfi
ben Sadfrn in bic Sale 9slodt babsn, bic flsis
nsn Sanfen ;u bsSiniti9sn unt BIZ errTs su
ssriftrn. 9ie llnicn bat nit elmer Icnnsrs
itimme ae9sn Den 9isotjn9er Nelsr unb 0s9sn
8erfs eauntp 9efprctben, mc Die Grfldruns
laattt: tns Ger Strcit ces Yrs0bcnten nit
benz 0tlotours aufb6rn fol- ; Der Nbsr fbsint
ea9sAsn su mttnlhtn tof Scorrfcn i'm forts
essn feQ, helnabe ais cb er rarrifon erndb(f
BATH. G&ir ttnnsn ntht bs9reiitn pis elm
9rader, Ger turb cine 70 9rOiTe Mcbrbeit Der
Stmmsn BON bsr nn9ereimtbsit fsinsr 8ss
bauptm9cn lbsrmisfsn, nob fcrtf,brtn Fam,
Ein atss qiso BON gsioftnis, brittifbe 8anf,
lln9sbeaer &c. ;u Gruden, (ltb bob ben Ramn
9emOfrat bslle9sn wiI es fam niebt ans
bsr5 isin, snt,pcbcr mue Der Iolsr iur Olsbrs
bst aaf9ebsn, cosr CT mus NIT fsiner 9arti
in Serfs eauntp 0luafssn unb ltd) bon BET
llnipn trennen. aSis fam Soarrjlen cber bic
Ssr'niSte Staatsn Ns9isruna Mefcrm pbsr
SsiItruns bepirten, ,psnn fe 2latS laITsn miis
len lpie Sadicn uno 8an Sursn eS ssmabt
babsn? Das scist BEN &lausnfub.
1Oarum reiisniren ie niebt?- Samss
Subanan bsDauptstc jccsrTit bas ss pHibt
ssr 9clfssGsprsisntantn iti, ben 2Eillea ibrsr
ScnifItusntsn setnu ;u srflillsn, 9as Tole
bon psnnfDlpanisn bat lieb Bel Der tstsn SSabt
aeatn ibn erfldrt unb beibs JcdNitr Der gefees
buns babsn cine OtsbrDeif 9s9sn ibn; 'psnn sr
unb Or, Sturseon nun natb fsrner ibrsn Sie
ssbauptcn mOasn sBem pcfen lts rsprientrsn?.'
9Ssnn lie Subanans grfldruns bsfolsen poIs
lem 70 n,insn fe oob snt'psbsr sinsn poltifbsn
pus;staum idlaesn pSsr rsltsnirsns
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had many opportunities of making money in an
trade. think he was also employed by the Chine
thep; and besides paying him. made him present
which is not common there; and he was the on|
British resident at Canton, from whom they did nd
exact bonds for good behavior, while they were pc
mitted to remain there. presume he would not hav
left Canton had he not been ordered away by Cap
tain Elliot. Mr. Thorn is native of Glasgow Scot
land, and an honor to his native country.
Our English papers have nothing later from Chin
but the subject creates great deal Of discussion
in England. The papers and documents were no
laid before Parliament, but were expected ever,
day The reason given that the Chinese have stop
ped the opium trade, is not account of intempc
rance but to prevent the expectation of native sill
yer. The amount of teas exported did not equa
the amount of opium imported .tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

with oxen from Caramania. MeheInet Ali has mo-,
up the present time been at any expense on this
account, except furnishing some wine AT last,
however, he made a disbursement of 5000 Talaris
for the last months pay of the crews This will of
course be deducted from his arrears of tribute due
to the Sultan. The Egyptian feet salso receiving
its arrears. o.
ABD-EL-KApER, AND THE WAR AFRICA Be.
TWEEN THE FRENcH AND TUE ARABs.-lt is now
about four months since the broke out in Africa
between the French and the Arabs under the re-
nowncd Emir Abd-eKaker, whose portrait we
give below This remarkable and extraordinary man
has astonished all Europe by the of his arms
and the daring and impetuosity of his movements
Single handed he has kept in check the very flower
of the French army, with their best artillery, sc
since the 18th of November last, when he made the
celebrated descent upon them in the plains around
Algiers. At this time he killed five hundred OF
the French without losing five men since then his
outposts and skirmishng parties have been defeated
and he has lost about thousand men. The French
have lost nearly five thousand from first to last =
They have in the plains and around Al
gers TO the foot of the mountains, about sixty thou
sand choice troops, or half many men Napoleon
had at Waterloo. Abd-el-Kader can raise at any
time fifty Thousand fighting Arabs We here give his
nartrait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
Belgium.

RRussELs, FEB. lS.-rhe Potiiique says that the
government has determined to establish communica'
tions by their boats between Antwerp and New
York, which viii deprive Liverpool ofthe monopoly
that il now enjoys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
Spain

The Carlist organs published in Paris, announce
the recovery arrival of Cabrera at Valiibona on
the LIST instant, accompanied by General Forcadell
and staff. The Junta was sitting at that place.
The same journals announce the defeat OF two CO.
lumns OF Christnos adding that . fifteen hundred
is not beliey ed.
On the 18th ofFebruary, the sessioa of the Cortes
was opened by the Queen in person.
Espartero, on the 18th, was at Muniessa. large
quantity OF artillery had arrived to reinforce his
troops.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

1D attention Of our reader for ,ors miprt- in
LUZ actin ,SUx to "a, es Ssg r dssas sgi's. vs
BY Practitioner Of Ply and where he
half his money and be restored TO health therefore you
The number Of Broad street Of Stone sir,ehe
waite entrance in stone street. through which Bd4ira,z
may pass the whole day unnoticed As
their charges, for the treatment Of those dssss
have thought best specify the
therefore for the 70
mder OF tn. disease TO Ss and fer the more
disease the small Sand do
you, gentlemen upon every principle Of honor that
will Sc treated not by Quick but by Ply sicsn, s4s
whs has prscised hsI rolf IN various parts Of this
and hop. without UGH ertsing putting 10 i,fne
which practice much opposea-that vii sivs
call perfectly familiar with every form Of The t,s
having many hundreds Of both the nff
IN the Belyisw Hospitals, My Chee hours frcm ma
O'Clock morniHg until O'Clock the aernana
the soarranged. that
each other while once. closed the y ii
No. 81 Broad corner Of stone. ------
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INV 1XS

MRS MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY.
ii SlCIAN OF NEW YORK. having lust large
quantity ohsrbs roots and essential oils sm Europe not 10
be obtained in this country will be able cure those disease
which have bafhed the skill ofhe most ply
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself to or relieve all
diseases incident to the human the
ioowing rheumatism ohewover long standing; doofeur
govt contraction palsy, partly limbs decline
hon, humors scrofa salt rhenm, kings evil canker ring
yoams eaarrh scaidhead dyspepsa debility, spinal afec
worms liver complaint and female weakaessss
hts OF falling sickness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral Of any kind used ANY females Ia
boring under weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence. Hours from
until M at her residence s Spring street. west Of
aendeato Medicines forwarded to all parts of the United
States. VI I, on ~
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SORE NIPPLES

SHERMAN'S PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst eas..
witho. taking the chd from this breast When such
tors a. Nett Cheeseman Rodgers and others of
practice recommend IL, who will do efhcacyl
Mrs KE ENu AZ nurse for is yesrs and neves
eases without ang TO sure ana from her ss
Mrs. CROSBY, one Of the Oldest most experienced
nursesi the city, she knew any ma ...i -
that thaeureJ many acknowledge whsre aiiothsr
nedies faiiea.
weeks OF great suffering and every thing else
raj others OF most dist with
the greatest success and recommend it invariably their
practice Sold at los Nassau street door
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
TRUSSES.

DUPTURE CURED AT DR. AMOS q HULL's Es-
N TABLIsHMENT 4 VESEY STREET, AsT0R
HOUsE-Dr Hus Trusses modified as to shorten their
tern Of cure very much. The Truss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very great Improvement ano ton
OF the faculty OF New York -. .
TIE American Institute at its last air grantee the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss the Of it's
Judges consisting Of five eminent physicians and surgeons
The public cautioned against pretended discoveries BY
Truss hswters there no speh thing principle
OF hitherto known to the faeuy this preeace
ected BY medical men hgmbug Of mere meehanies, who
do NOT and unde and the nature OF hernia.
Dr. HULLS establishment has been well known for
than twenty years istheonly the patronage
OF the faculty. -.
no. No oherbusiness perme in this Office, and awe
known surveoz, who declines all as is
constant attendance.
Rupted cautioned against being seesysd by
AMOS q. HULL, ND,
Nesey street New York.
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DOCTOR DE ANGELS.

FORMERLY apractitiouer ofmsdcne 10 a., publ, h'r-
tails al Naples and member ofthe medical faculty off,
Of New York where he has been practising phYstc
60 be consulted at his ofce No ~ n
BON st. between Greenwich St andWest Broadway In acsriae
rheumatic affections DR. De Anes has h.tn
yry successfully and the mot, terrible effects cfthoss sc
aer frequently been cured by him IN a-hort
without to the patient Distinctions, chFOne
affections phthiscal complaints uletrsn the throat
the Of the joints and pains in she Limbs
together with train Of numerous evils arising from
OF the most nsid~ous aladcs have
10 mis- mode Of treatment almost Incredible
His attributable 20 has We,
vegetable Sl Of SalIa. and Botanical Essence whh
whilst they eradicate Of the disease resore t
emaciated patient to health and new viEor.
DR. De Angels has efeetsda IN many cases WI n A
baed all the Of the medical art but he eiisf %
one Cory OF letter frem Doctors Osborne and rtlNA
physicians OF this city, 10 DR.. De A.eeis; =.
sir-we have no hesitation reply ing oy2T sot. sey
deserve much credit e. seccsssiu use ren -
Mr. Jno Thorn after had sailed ply seisns both 40
~ w 'a SAMUEL OSBORNE. !"
w n. IRELAND, NJ D.
pat.rts r,.v..nouie Of M Thorn hirself who j, Il !.
found a. NO JoSs below Cote. house Slip 10 -
on his BROTHER ALsrmsn Thorn. brookbn al ~