davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
Foreign Imnorfations.

L1yrnrTcoL-shP ymsins7i Pigs Rhode.1ii Hu'ehir.
shaw.36 Mabee.s + Leech-9 Welfe & q llespi.-6 q
w hiachman-4 w Heyeecs.61 ST yore,& col Bar
xco-aJ y q hon coIs A,rrbury 4 co-2 Lyman Clapp
xco-9 Bend rs lag is u Sco-23 ss b. iil Lawrene
Murray Irgde-2o css.s Wish u Malory-2 do 36 anvil
,hdn u; lab, ss rgots tin boxes tn ptes
IN ., Ddge ca-llkx y on. X co--l5 Hidden X son8
Oase ey svn.ss Butterhe'd u Brosl w Trrauwe J. 8
o. ,Lumms-2S JAS MeLali X cole Patton & Sewart-3s
roohe Mead co21 ID Ha SOM obias-il Az.
q as Homer co., htcaer Tneksfl7 F.r,h s.dSss-
,y &co-9 Bid, Gull co.'s soar swan bo--l liza !
ms ,9-S3 " Chaurce, to-e Ineold,bg Esisgeanst
.iepa. nS % son Wat on.4gC H-bbad-.j Keio.g c.
Y Ihhcr col Rosevvlt SO Peabody, W,lgs
ir.,y, Alien e co. 6 Mckee 4 o-j6 Hunt ODD war.
coLis y,je bi'hcr -is Bres isin, Koop coi6 Ris
jroih'E-s w De1d-ti q Adshead K eo--2t n RoIas-J
,rIrit Johnoh-35 tors iroa Ripley 50 do Wet-t
Jars iron 40 bales to order 80 ~ "
Bnna.Syyyug " " D.sswitz-o pkgs Dorr-i W 10.
,ick-te kohettsmT. rayen-a T. Haddard-4 + A
yo!sen-3 Losschgk Wsen donck2R X Dreyer-23 BfuseI
chen Unkart5 Gorton, Hodges col u II (SuiIsums-a
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,


<ANc3ysA lra DAILY, Sundays excep.ed-T'hrough Di-
st r NJ, from the Steamboat fier be-
XAn@.&.l&. tween Courtlandt and Liberty streets.
The steamboat KNICKEKbOCKEK, Captain A. r. St.
cnp Monday, Wsdins1.e,sy i1, end Friday evenings, att
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. att.
At Five o'ciock. p. M-Landng at intermediate Places
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm Peck.
O'Clock
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain IL. 9
Cruttenden Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
o'clock.
Passengers taking this line Of boats will arrive in Albany in
mpls time take tho Morning Train Of Cars for the
The above Boats sad substantial, furnished
With and elegant State R.oms speed
nodations nnIivslled on the Hudson.
For freight apply board c. Schultz at
vi
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
PRESENTS

CTRANGER5 visiting the city will find our establish
- mont Nos $50 and 26o Broadway bevond the
eegaut and extensive whole retail ent
FAN " ARTICLES FOR PkEsENTS
this side the Atlanuc which tske pleasure
aud engge 70 se at prices as low yg the east those
otheF house.
Our stock of Fancy Stopery Umbrellas Psrasos
aad Sun SPADES CLOVIS kirg Wnips Fans, Gard Ceses
Tablets Desks Dressing Cases aud Fancy Foxes
iumefv, Fancy Porcelain aud Glass. Gilt ST. e and Noun
ng Jswelry aud indeed Of every thing we accustomed to
import Is - comp'cte and .rf-ct AS can he desired.
full Catalogue has b-en published ard may be had on
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG Il ELLIS
jei2 I'm cod ise
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
Passengers Arrived. .

,GALyEsros-sh,g star Republic storm. Mrs Buer,
Mrs \ ELL Mrs Wnoiey aad chill Mrs SHARP, Mi,ss
plerpont Nat.su Cof,. Johi sleisht. Lshsm Riehd
Willis Ge, Butter, WIN Heudley, Masters Pierpont-I3
iu the stee age.
EAvArA-ship Elsir ore-J Hurooftlr II Bleidorn.
CAPs HAyTIEr-Schr Charlotte-J i Ushsr
N.w oaLEANs-ship Gasoa-D Sheldon, II q Sehnidt-25
in III stes.aae.
NEw ORLEAss-ship Louisa-Mm 8 Lewis, aud 10 in the
80
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

NAVY AGENTS OFFICER
New York, Ju ie 20. 1874 :
DROPOSALS sealed ard endorsed, will be received this
III until o'clock r M cf the 2oth day Of July next for
delivering the fl articles the United States Naval
Hospital, near tbs Brooklyn Navy Yard. WI
800 tons Lshigh Coal.
2cords " Wood.
20 Oak
10 do Hickory /"
The whole he delivered he cearg or the Hospital be-
IN. fir of September ard iint Of October
The Coal must be the be Lehxh white ash oroken and
scenet tab or CRATES AM iuuscesthe ton TO be
potd a0 lbs and sui jec,ed 10 III. OF the
&c The III 1snai tn cd be OF the hs quality o. the
sods dthe cord - be computed at 8 ee aud luhjr
ths asrccti ~ as the coal.
epsra oefs b- uaje 10, the coal add wood terdod
,ccordngi lad ps m,nt b. .de within th DAYS y 2,
1 properly eppot eI or he who. required, shall
l.va preSe .ted q The Navy AGENT
jylit2Dic JANIS ". sUYDAM Navy Aeeut
HAMILTON HOUSs-tORT HAMILTON, LUNb
- tSLAND-iLs sub.criber begs leave snnounce tbs
LIS made ar.ueeIynu wnh the STA i,and Steamboat
Company 10 run their boats and after Monday the l7t
he above place aud Tor the special accommodation OF tho
patrons aud Wis tors to this tAvoIte spot.
Leave New York, from whitehall. at A. and ~ NJ,
md ~ p. M ALONZU HEED
js sawisurc
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
CARPETINGS

CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c
THE SUBSCRIBERS have on band an extensive and
choice selection Of Carpc pgs from low pncec grain
70 the richest and most costly Brussels
Royal Wilton. Velvet, Tursey, Aimn.er Tapestry
CAkPETINGS.
Also Fonr Oil Cloths OF the most eudd pat
terms cSlors.
Also French and English Bo, kings Dfugg Felt Garrett
rg Kugs Of the richest descrpons French embossed Table
and Piano Covers &c, &c al Of which i'll be sold at
lower prices than ary smi., estasIishmsnt n the city
Z. w. SMITH COMPANY,
25t Broadway, (oppcsitr the tty Hal,two doors
below Stewart X Co Is extensive Dry GOODS Store
lilo 2wissec
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Arrived.
Ship vgn,, Elton. days from Liverpool with ndse to
ordef-239 passengers
sh Eisnoe. lios. days from Havana, with mdse
" Prck--bound 10 ST Petersburg
Ship star Republic He diey 81 days from Galveston with
cotton, u John Bower. Left Erglsh Austrian and
German vesels, all loading.
Ship Gas on, Barsto from New Ore,ns June 22 and
south Point 2aih .i,h mdse to Collins Co Died on
board fh list of durno-a james Mills steersgs pisseugr
khr Leavift, from New Odsaas. SW Pass Juae a.
vi h Indse TO w N Nelson
Br men brig Da kwz. Schaffer, Al d,vs from Bremen
vi, mdse and us passengers to Noltrnus Pavepttedt
Big Emily Perkins. Is y om La Gu with 3uC0 osgs
c II to Maitland Con re u Co.
scnr Char te Best days fiom Care Haytirn with 10 100
lbs iorwood to ~ sticks ahogany IA bags coffee
Y Sprague
s'h' keguus Smith, days from Wi mington. NC with
naval stores TO
schr on,p. Smith. days from Whining on, NC. with
lumber tp Baoger Peck.
Ser oivis NEWTON. days fsm swansbOro NC. with
Schr 81 Pierre Fer uson. days from Newbern, NC with
naval stores, to M Platt.
Below.
Ore hip. two brigs, unknown.
Sailc0s
md Others
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
: MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.


We shall favor il Captains Of Vessels win give
Commodore RosKnT SLvEy, OF our News Fleet. Report
the shipping left the Port whence they sailed
spoLeS on their PASSAGE List Of their Cargo aad any Fo
Immediately on their arrival Agents and Correspondent at
ms or abroad, will also confer favor By sending this
flee all the Marine Intellg they obtain. Nautical
Information Of kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

NAVY AGENT'S OFsICE I
New York, J ilv ilth 1874 :
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed will be
~ received this Office NJ. the 2ith August
mkt law for furnishing for the Of vessels Of
durrg the fiscal ending Sd June l5
l0' cords Wood 12a feet to the,cor
so Lhgh Coal 220 ID to the ton broken and screened
The wood have been during tn, winter nihs
Boh wood aud bet quality delivered
yard Of spense fheg
and As soon tn. commandant CT the yard require
Bonds hi, the amount Of tn contract will b. taken for
its a hful performances Payment wuh,n thirty days af er
hills duly approved filed with the Agent reservng
cent additional secufily. - -
JAMES II. SUYDAM,
A,rrc NAVY Apan
The New York herald., 1844-07-15


supplies from the sane CROP The supplies now coming
forward SO abundanty, the immense receipts OF which
cause the present low prices accommodating through
the winter at the numerous ports in the country
waiting the opening Of navigation to find market. Had
their been conveyances to market through the winter
prices would have been just low last February they
were on the 18th inst We speak in this instance Of the
great advantages open with the Yves.
extends to the The producers receive benefit
by the same arrangement to nearly great an extent
The advance in prices through the winter months has
heretofore benefited the specuator and monopolist The
farmers very seldom receive any benefit from Ugh prices
The mllers in the wheat Of the country
generally arrange matters SO that prices are kept down
unit they get hold of nearly all aaoat The producers
and consumers are therefore, nearly equally benefited
ny open markets The Bost0nans will be favored equally
with this city, by the opening Of the railroads for freight
through this State. Their road will keep open
the communication with the west throughout the year. and
the eastern markets constantly supplied with the
products Of the west TO the farmers OF this State this
arrangement must be particularly profitable.
The receipts Of the public works Of since
the opening Of navigation to the ls inst this year. com
pared with the same period in ls43 show quite an i'm.
provement.
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAILROAD TOLLS
Amount OF tolls on the State improvements
Oou'y W. ioso.. .Sa66. 1853 SO
Amount OF tolls on the State Improvements to
July lst lSA. .,,. 5g7 FOG 60
inoiease IN io4' $l3l SAT 81
or this increase $92 6sl As were on the receipts OF
the main line alone The total receipts from the public
works Of Pennsylvania for ls44, may show quite an in.
crease on last years. but the additional amount paid into
the treasury will be but drop N the bucket compared
to immense liabilities Of that department The ubc
works OF Pennsylvania well those Of other States
must with the increased movement in agricultural pro
ducs be more productive this year than last. but
an extent sufficient to improve the financial condition Of
the commonwealth.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
CASTLE GARDEN.
DIR, LARDvER,s LYcEUM.

II w u Il IL SOCl Ely L. BRA r Y,
Corner Of Broad sev and Leonard street.
consequence Of increasing audiences aud ia pauce
with dear, gsner lily expressed, DIR LiHbNER will
coneue his Scientific Lecures and Optical Exhibitions for
two more everngs Mondty 18th 18Th July
the cf whicS hs Will rrsdue etire collection Of
Dioramc ana Experiment usat.ons. ard will give his most
onutar Discourse
o'clock.
Monday Fvenirg-The subjects will be The Noon-The
ox'hyofogec Blow Ppr-rhe Dmmmond light-Grsat NJ :
rescopc tshhioon. ncui Anm,ltues water, The
Flea Needles. Lac, &c SC Tees opc u,tretirrs thr
Moon &c cpsestc oral Illustrations Of faese III. kh
sc. il3 3trc
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.


l9) BIZ IL kER STREE l., NEAR McDOUGAL ST.
NHE SUBSCRIBER oud respectfully inform his friends
aud the Iublc general III liz has taken the hbove House
tfnm.v known as Van Zands Hotel. and havug almost
e.t.y oora'shed it, would be happy receive those who
may favor him with call
The Wines and Liquors have been carefully selected and
Of the choicest quality.
Chors, STEAKS Poached Exps, Rarebs and other Relshs
served 10 at tne shortest notice.
Rooms cap be iuraishe 1 tor Private r. rites, Sc.
vady OF Pslers aud Periodicals. of the d,,es will
be fonnd on the table.
Attached 70 the Houe ia Public G,rden, which will BE-
kept u e during the hire best Of Ice Grams aud
other ref eshmens be obta nsd Lad and Gentlemen
qnsst d to Call and satisfy hsmselves.
ls2l n &c SWEET
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

r. 013- KEEP THE CURRENT OF THE BLOOD
HEALTHY AND PURE If the system is to be preserv.
Comstoeks Compound FLUID Extract of Sarsaparilla is
prepared with great from that root, and its whole
strength snl purity is brought out In all cutansous dis
meicnral or scrofuicus comp aints rheumatic
attacks the article gives vigorous and healthy
the blood and drives from the system every Of
dease Price 90 cents per bottle per Dozen at 81
Conrtlandt street
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

On Saturday 18th inst JAMES PERKINS, aged 4s years
His friends and those Of his family, respectfully in
vited to attend ms funeral this afternoon "a o'clock
without further invitation, from the late residence No
State street
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

GA SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE WA
TER for sale at 81 Courrlandt street. quart bottles
so cents Also, shsron Spring Water fresh, just recev
o.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Chsrfaud sehampft esbe-e ssheingsf nsssehes--liA
bss iron tds DO Oechs Krugef-S pkEs Nsvius COL
lsterel 4 Blsin-3i to order.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
PALMO'S OPER A

u ST EXCH A NGED.
ON Wednrscay Evei ing-An OPERA GLASS was substi.
- used accidentl~, .r th.r in h- loon Th. ,aLe
can be fecin and each Of his own py ap
pi! ing at 70 James street. ioor ci the building
jls3t.rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
Correspondence OF the Herald.

,nd others.
Correspondence OF the Herald
al, HOLMES HoLE July H.
New ZEALAND Machias do Resoation Nova Scotia ioi
!shEXu N;pas. for HnGham' Mdd.er of
RHODE ISLANDER OrricE.
Arr 10TH Naspr Worth F. Rysr s SIdS - III
asfrt Duie Iree,own for indian Ocean, MESA, Sa.es,
is Ss
N$S NJ Ea ff -" .0'a'
sMasssGs Msssess. ss anS Hhs herr
miscellaneous.
a nf psHa ap ems
and OF
al uS
had been but short time IN the alter from their
decks hid ssea swept but f;w hour. afterwards h spoke
sh; ss-y ss ssh.r stis 9tS IT, re
Sa,el from New Bsafo lh inst Anolaa. Coi,, Facis
Arr a. Ba.oa ish inst, Nlas wooii.y cros.. Islands
ApiiS >, Hesa May a. with a0o bbls VIII 100 DO OIL AID
.'',. j H.,!I s, Of hat
So@s Hd .nolsa May. of Sc $,
%e. Oh a.soa at .speSe0 po
jay he e Star Rse az & pS
Fora tsrl days on Tobasco tor Liverpool July s. lat
Monsoon, of Boston, July Ia, 81 Ion IS 50-by the srme
Heiie roLt Ellis day irom New Yok fer Havana. July s
By plot New York-9h inst 900 miles East Of Sandy
Hook. Noble. Of and iubec Paiadelpn,a oth of
Sanmsket Brown, steering South; sane day. TO. Of
Ssntoss % siSs Sshng NJ Planet Of Peth same day ,o mi e
&c I2h no miles East Of Sandy HOOK Root Mis- Of
brntol, i)f Havana.
x, r.
, rOreAkh rOIts. 49,
HAVANA. July d-AH hapid. Ward, NYork Sid Leonora,
st fst- sonrg
a,, uHyhA June yS-n poI' Carae,s for PhadeI hia via
LOTTO Coa warrington for Baltimore via do; Gilbert
cArE HAYriEN, July 2.ln port Draco Sears for Boston,
Sdma,s; Al'i2r Mit' hell, for do - ,
QUtBtc, July 9Ar Napoleon, Cuba l0th Ianthe. Hartl
pool label Bieiord sh Phsd pha; Lntster,
sIgland AID dinbursh NYnIk Cid 6th Pek aud uLited
k'Lglom wTpool; y Mary, ichest.r; B'it,n, Swan
,st onastow. Cork vIssn,a, HALT II Aa,1u'; Londol
ir,veie 90; C.psns 81 'a's Mounts hi.gdose, SUI
deaad; IN May, P,dst,w; q eat bnain, Gssgo~ 9Th,
das ua'way ~, dioi Lynn; Lochbo. ON Bo line aud
&c Lve'yo,li r,ton Cowes heisa hoss, aud can't
sioS anafta nj aus sunder aud; sesset GER taherri
a. wr.ssai Agre. u Anu Newry; Efin, en ~; Broom,
mav. ~ ~ os ~, LVepoo,i iernu Newessie a. hu
Dovs usn .aues ~ = aha nankl Liverpool; ;, orb.
ihktou oaihtl, Scsio Io bar fMmoaihj MARY, Exte
"a,'d y = pei sus drrahd; L'ddell, bsitinor-
,,MoNtkkAL. July iO-Cld Crown, Plymouth; Eriiaat'
oiasgow
Lake rOrts.
,FuFFALo. July ie-Ar rmigrint Michigan City; Clay.
Huron, Fat ns Gib'ar xuato MILAN. Cid .Oth Nile.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Gy- yELPEAU's sPECiFlC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of ionorrhoa, Gleet, aud all mocururnent discharge
non the nrehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
sup ression OF quackery, may be relied the
speedy and efccual remedy for the above complaints
ncy guaranteed to cure recent in from thre
edays and possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic glect than any other preparation
OF rres mi known, removing the disease without conne.
ent nom business tainng the breath disagreeinP
with the stomach. Price ST per box.
Sid AZ the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
diciue, 10 Nassau street
w. $. RICHARDSON, NJ D. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is.
Arrived.

......4 43I NEW MOON 81
sETs.......... ...7 20 HIGH wATER......... II
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
AUCTION SALES.
L =. HOUGH. Aueliopeer


l. +. HOUGH. Auc,iopeer
Store 2l5 Canal street, Hudson.
MpRTGAGE SALE-fun'tuse-Tns Day, Monday
~ Jaly h g, 70 O'Clock at 81 Mericn by ola
Of mehogany aid uap,s Ccsirs. Hair Ma,ss Pissrsrs
boiSsn. VS. beadst-ads FIVE Carrets, Oil Cloths,
hoganv wslnu. ebon, AID pine Tables mahogany aad
asr. Lamps three Stoves and FIX use: Kitchen Furniture
Cfoekey, &C.. Sc EDWIN MsSsLrh.
- 3h.rc AZ mey for Monsasse
REAL Es EsrATr-rERrMPTOKY
M Bank United Statss oa Tuesdsy, July asa ia at
O'Clock IN the evening will be so'd at public sale without
eserve at the thsdelDhi, Exchange all that bile
cf Lihay between Delawars Fcuth Fl streets
nmedi ey opposite the Bank United containing in
rcnt about 20 et 10 ncheand in depth the et re IS
G7-This has ioag been awe established Public Houe and
now occupied BY the owners the last tenant paid 81 00
year ,ent f r. Nearly the whole Lot covered with the
Staes recently purchased the Custom House t will be
very valuable fer Stores, Public Ofhc.s &c.
wii positively be sold without Limitation.
y IS - 9cs, THOMAS SOW.
rNna new .UNK ur.MULnaI ~ h nat umDe Of
ths paper will be issued WednesJa morning
Carriers day p evious al the flee l6
Naassu street wh.ie viii be received ADD
.e,Wo On pe usan erms Jto lt.ic
IN TUESDAY MoaL,os Lo T., t. J., ;.,.., p,,rcu
~ tR MtNORANnuM SOCK, " iii pateboa,d cover
somewhere about he Six- Avenue m gdale Road
peron having uod the by returning il TO GEO
suirabs rewarded lis TN
DO REWARD LOST, on Saturday evening The 18th lost
W. pas.ins though Mroen Conr Iandt street
y the Jersey y Ferry board The ferry boa Jersey
bnAgf II braid Of gny ard brown h,r, with eoii
s;ir he lser will receive the aboe reward by rg
..o.1.Ie ''asuen Law Jlo H@rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

{r5- TO HOUSEKEEPERS--A sure ance Of roach.
and bedbugs may be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLUs GARDEN.
eo- USEx,aafL1EiD M2s Rs1 Z Tki1stn n u ls %
The Grand s'G Sssye &c yes Sewsa s TO Wines W. he ssaad
REVOLT or me HAREM!
sil'sT sat'S y Il SS9' sF' I; 's
Ever Produced IN Arsrea-vh eltry new Scenery Co.'S
pR%%:frs 'a,%.; IA gf'sis,'o5'S fsissoSE.
a.,
zuma. beo,hed ,o ma. m,die paan. Iu,rs !,
viii e. as the G.da s
Ticket, Fifty ceuts.
"a s 70 s $ .
sides can be enelosed at momeat's notice.
FAREWELL BsnEfIr OF MR.. wALCoT.
Ei"' time h'T sEs !, SiSySES;s opsraa
n " w. WOOD r.1ls e. Iiss Wsso ssi and aTs" s Mr.
Mr. Austin sS.ss s,s W.,se As celebrated
variety Of o'isI 5s,fsT%; S, eOlea,e wi'ha
MONDAY EVENING. Jalv IS.
The 's''s'RR,afDf Fla D,avST5 m.l' tsTY''s' with
An;5 g.. which ;,,m SIiSTH " WOOD
s"s s.ss x: /: T, MN
BRoraER IL fsas,s9t sSo ws sisrEn
After Fra Diavoo
A GRAM BALE
viii take place tie Floor Of 1000 feet III, two GIe,t
Admit.,nee .s @. den ss1s.s b. aud n.ll IS e.r,.
CASTLE GARDEN.
G N C l. TT AND FlREW WOR X s i.
Tuesday Evening, July 18th.
MADAME MO aLEY
MIR. FOR .HOFF.
NH. HOLMAN.
MR.. KAVANAGH
.- ..... NIX. BEiMES
9TH. CONCERT will be under the di ectlon OF MR.
bEAMES, who vii presite at the Piano Forte.
Conc ri will cor. a. o'clock precisely.
Alter the Coacet fifteen minutes ate before commen
cing tho display nj
FIREW ORkS.
| 70 Admittauce 25 csrts. ,u2t
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

srF- THE NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS WHICH AL
most daily occur, occasioned by fire. should be warning
to the people to keep remedy always hand Connel
Pain Ex.ractoris eecua antidote for all burns and
should always be kept hand. 1t all pain al
most Immediately upon its application It has often saved
life Let every amy provide themselves with this Salve
at 81 Cour.landt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Inc new .OEk ur.MUtnaI n mt o
Tins paper will be issued WednesJa morning I'm
Carriers ae ed day evious al the flee III
sertrd on he usuI terms iio i.s,c
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

~ RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TuhE-For the cure of primary secondary Syrhilis
and all affections produced by injudicious Of
alte ave all other preparations for the cure Of sy
philis s that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the il administered for The
best recommendation give OF is that it is now
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for
eily considered mercury the only for those COM
rints Sold in single bottles, 81 each in OF hall
d3zcr s csre'u.y packe and sent 10 al parts of the
Nn-aa Csice OF the College Of Medicine and fharma
cy, eS Nassau street
w q RJCuApDS0N M n Arort
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-21
D. S. MURRAY, PRINTER.

> Mr.. Gddings said lie was in the habit
OF acting at such times as his own iudg-
ment dictated. He came here for that
purpose, and not 10 put himself under the
surveillance of any man. When he de-
sired tine gentleman's advice, he would
in form him. a.a.....r orig.
Mr.. Dromgoole said he hac not advis-
ed the gentleman. ar
Mr.. Giddings' No sir, he has not adj
vised, he has only suggested his opinions
as to the course which | should pursue in
the discharge of my duties here. While
that gentleman's opinions are confined to
the government Of his own conduct, (said
Mr.. Giddings,) | have nothing 10 do with
them. But when he attempts 10 control
my acts, say to him, hands off," talk
to your slares, but do not attempt 10 act
the orerSeer here.
Here is matter for the hard. working
and tax-paying people of the North to re-
fleet upon. There must be an end, by
and by.-D. L. C.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-21
BRANDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1914

must be the chara: ter, which such imper.
thence will not degrade. Inexcusable
therefore, must be the practice which has
neither reason nor passion TO support it.
The drunkard has his cups; the sa.irist
his revenge; the ambitious man his pre-
ferments; the miser his gold; but the
common swearer has nothing; he is a
tool at large, sells his soul for nought,
and drudges the service of the devil gra-
tbs. Swearing is void of all plea. 1t is
not the native offspring Of the soul, nor
interviewer with the texture of the body,
nor in any way allied to our frame For.
as great man (TilIotson) expresses it,
though some men pour out oaths as
though they were natural, yet no man
was ever born of swearing constitution
Blu: it is custom, a low and paltry Gus
tom, picked up by low and paltry spirits,
who have no sense of honor, no regard
for decency; but are forced to substitute
some rhapsody of nonsense TO supply the
vacancy of good sense. Hence the silIi-
ness of the practice can only be equalled
by the Stiffness of those who have adopted
it.-Rev. DR.. LommOt.