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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
WALL sTREET.-wEDNEsDAY, JAN. 6.

Matters getting and The desu coh Of seven
teen millions OF property cannot cloud 1t
indeed the work Of few hours but be fe for
years aud The rcanis nui,y energy
and industry can rise with the country bu, the poor widows and
orphans who lost their all in Insurance stocks will sink
grave before they from the blow.
All the arrangements recently sustain the commercial
credit of the city appear be giving way every direction
most improper attempt making by ceiu peson make the
most out Of the calamity that whole brood Of
lawyers and politicians eudeavong quarter themselves upon
the Insurance Companies II neos piece of business
and was justly exposed by the Courier Enquirer yesterday
Nothing is 10 be expected from Congress.
In consequence OF these aud other stocks giving
very fast Probably during the last four months,
millions in differences have been paid by the bears and bulls This
though actual less TO the muny the fire occaoned
produces auch effect upon the private fortunes of individuals
and stock jobbers.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
THE TEETH. THE TEETH!,-Dr- STIII-
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA.-irh Irlonian IT,. -.

of the achems realized aHd remedy discovered s,r b
ACHE and preserving those important and beautiful appepdares
us attractive purifying and Strengthening qualities removes al
Saseq s.d S% 70. ne teeth and Rerve them in their
1scerta;ned from experience that when se teeth will never
When they dcayed progres. he arrested and The Teeth
preserved ana prevented from actng The will save The
great expense of filing, filling, and scIsping. 80
gentleman long me- whose tes, were fast On
ing they were 9"seh gums We're and eyersh
toa, which he did, and his teeth we're firm in rhs
sockets his had resumed their health hi breath WAS Corrected
do not believe the teeth will decay this used . directed The
preparation different principles other in use
since This writienaother sr,dher tsr
called on me and expressed their qualification for the great benefit
they have received from The Of Dr. Magnetic Odonca
b. article e "'''' '"'D'e " De Without this invaus-
The following letter ju received from VIM H. Fowler. ESQ
Me'srs Burnett co.Genlemen Having used Dr. s,Iusp,
ode"nca ~ my n'y Tor some length of time, and
superiority other medicine that come within INV
to health after having become diseased well as purifying snJ
afflicted with the disease teeth and gums 70 oar Won @
testimony IN favor OF 50 desirable remedy for these rouc,oe
sept 8 less VIM H. f sSf 81 Fs.;
from n s an1s T s1 e At SO Greenwich doors
Erosdwny CORNER Of Lpenard street, by J. oons AZ
Walker street and the Borery. ''H'f Of
The following letter lust beer received firm, r.. ~ -
respeoahilay tesiding il Bruokyn. ' " s'
mes:T- Burnet ceGenemen: That rperii NAV be given
9'n demand it, sh-ud considered
NY plaic attention and tina state The orne
TACT Having been f considerable Affected WITH
ed Fafioas remedies and o3nd Ii, r PIsee Of ~
which did and strange ts saw The sr Inn una siagneilc
GUNS and Jaw ceased aching and have sce since In con-
drink tea or cold aer Without JTe , was unable to
have used The Magnetic Odonc appear To- he sound 5
'IsPse ' MARIA flIi PVT wHEE II ssH
lcite another box Of Dr. StmsD Magnetic Odo,,;os ,n
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- RE III the discoYeie Of thee Pills. opiaion thar there
vas ON! ONE DISEASE impurity OF blood Which by i'm
Peols ihe cIrcuaton brought Inflammation
the cfFan or part where settled. and pressed he of The
uuh OF pis sinpe ihe that he spent thirty year, in
is and laborious research into the medicinal The mr.
erou plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom object being
10 compose medicine which should purify and produce
by SPECIFIC action removal Of the umors the blood bv I
stomach and Bowels, by the continuation of the of such
state Of purity. = 1N,SN7 -"''S
any other medicines advertised having properties eoa
TO these hut the proprietor of these Pills his cirv b.
grandson OF the dcoveeT would wish those think well m
ths Ptlh spd who have made of medicines 10
give sE PILLS trial. They will be satisfied NJ
t adherence OF that medicine which has been IS years the
punio aud has gained sale there Of not les han f20OOO
sterling and those which are forced INTO
no ice by advertisement before their properties can he fully known
even ny The dicoEerers themselves Captains ships and met.
chants viii find this medicine which will ensure their health
a. answer well for expiration. T y IL - 800
DE- BIS ONCE Is iS7 HUDSON opposite Broome York
where Dr. Bandreth be Consulted Mondays wedneday
and Saturdays. dee 23-sn-;n2 >
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

JUST pUBLlSHED.-pIioel2 k ornis-T he first No
OF the Library of Useful Entertainment the
ment Of TRUTH, novel, which will be semi monthly
al 80 per anntni '''
Also pint Of the Solar SYSTEM e Of Schools CON
tanning the signs Of the Zodiac the the plane The NAH,
the present Comet and other celestial phenomenal For ale h,
J. Dryden $50 Broadway, who has hard cole 81
0reek Latin French Spanish, Italian Portuguese English
N"Ihe Ahch ne VIII Sll on IeasOnah.e terms.
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TpNATELY lost all their Book. Note. and P,nsIl 80
s'y description by t late fire, respectfri- rouesf ali
% 20 ne elihe, by noieor otherwise Them in State
neh OF ner aocosnis and copies Of bill. their esrles, COW
lsy vii also feel obliged al those who have had any
WI" then OF any description however small sc. ~
January l855 whether settled rot 10 h nd IN r. in, Isl
% % and others who have lad now have bill nz
ses.,s nai nave been congned ilsem will conr e
s " duplicates; particularly those against brig Nspoieon
Nd - PUTNAM x SLOCUN Is5 Fr,nit IT,,
der D. ,s.i"r been affirmed by friend. 10 whom we fen
uei our ga'e'u scknoeg ements5 tia; thev n,ctsJ m ali o.
"ch "ls out OF the safe bag and des;s ,bsr T.;
~ mars store some home tb, fIey osr %.
e 'a SHOULD they have fallen into the bs ds 81 sar ,s co. IL
- &c anu lol lnelr Return dec 5l-lmm
GLO ER Is consulted confdentialIy az usual eye-v
III az once where his devoted 10 the treatment
" Oieeis STRUCTURES, Gonorhra Seminal Weakness ana
ooaie Diseases, in their different stages Ao Ulcer. ~
ana constitutional diseases arising iupuritv Of
1877 ana suoh as have baed the skill Of Surgeons @ eype
ne ~ ms branch of The profession. Strangers apprised G
mas received regular medical education and desire
80 'e resoned among the number of putting doctors
lie VIII re lounu his Ann street near P,o.1v.
eoho door from the American MIse any bvur durrg s
ano ever ing until 10 o'clock There entrances - III.
hoe Inc hrst through his the being The third %
oct l4-lmis ~ 'e eo''-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

u SU Is POST OEFICE-HCDSON'S MERe
CHANTS NEWS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER sTREETSThe Proprietor solicitation
Of number of Merchants his establish
ment a SUB POST OFFICE-ttIough which merchants and
others can reseye FROM and forward their letters the City
Office every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed die News Room the
possible moment to the several mails and will
from the Pest Office containing let the mails
sorted Letters will be delivered fos the Post Office special
order of the Merchants to whom they addressed Further par
touars Of the be obtained application
News Room where also all information concerning the arrival
departure of the mails, all times be obsined.
Also particular relative Ship Letter Baghe time
closing &c &c. all times be had application the
ing Roem Clerk. isn5T
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
NEW YORK TATTERsALL,s.-THE pro

NEW EUNk TATTERSA LLs.-THE PRO
pfietor OF this well known Establishment 20 return
his thanks u his friends and the public general ire supper
hy nave gwen him during the year. and hopes by
aBce OF ms exertion still 10 merit their patronage.
he would also 10 those having horses he has
never known horses 10 bring better prices than tbs
ne sales continue take place Mon,ay o'clock
ne next sale viii Monday lh y o'clock
Al hoe carriages harness, &C.. intended fer Tbs must be
shown and entered before Saturday 9th inst, p NJ
Jan5-5 JOHN w. WATSON. ZIG Prosdwsv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

GENUINE POLANDREA OLA sure Ea.,
iad.n cure for the RheumstmTh Polandria OF; is the
essential OH extracted from the Poara tree and an infaib
cure for that distressing disorder the rheunst In all lis
Fer sale ~ r. BuIne. Co.. SO Greenwich street. two doors M
70" spring; Patrick Doki, 4i5 Bosdwsy corner of Lsperar
street, j. sy1re 81 Bowery, Of Walker street. and DR.
'u'o corner Of Grand street and the Bowery Price So ian
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
DOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED in

- The most confidential his Office II Duane street.
between Chatham and William street. New York. where
afflicted with del cate dses old obstinate ulcers dyspep
worms diseases Of the bladder, uethra and kideys
ease arising ir is abuse Of iplTiy the blood
are invited TO call The banef effects often arising from the
Of mercury need no description; troubled with
Ideally cured without particle Of other dangerous
M are reasonable and propooned the
Of the applicant Dr. c. has edscated in Europe under
deschr Of talent and his had considerable practice
IA extensive hospitals and dispensare Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles and perfect
days without confinement os business the slightest pain the
patient medicine be had prevent the occurrence of
certain disease The most honorable seorey observed
ance uaiy ironl A. 1i- 70 10 T. jan 7-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.C CORNER OF PINE
Y AND NASSAU S1REECS-THE CUSTOM HOILSE

AND NASSAU STREETS-THE CUSTOM HOUSE
HOTEL-To Down Town Merchsnts--Snoe the recent con-
fasraon the propre,or the Custom House HOTEL
formerly Loveoy having made alterations additions
former house the respectable class of the
public place Of refreshments kind
he had intending Pies and Coffee Exchange pann The
undersigned hope by uRremed industry dspo
son please and accommodate, merit public
patronage
HORN FREES, Corner of Pine and Nassau streets
very connections Reading Room attached the establish
meni ian Lots
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

Sc AMEDONsS CELEBRATED SHORT
- AND MEDIUM kNAPPED BEAVER HATS Al the
60 low price OF So they quality in the
most costly M being made fine fur body instead Of
the fines, Beaver knappthey retain their colour, shape elasticity
and ns IN al weaiheTs and cmatcqustes wica
wool bodies, and made In the ordinary possess
Sales Rooms corner OF W all and Nassau streets
= The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats the highest perfect
ton. price 81. .oct 5o-Sm-
HAY.-iC00 tales Hay for sale BY wM. p. wRIGHT,
Corner Betkman and South street, and 293 Water
dec lift
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

TUM ELASTIC OyERI Shoes the rough
loo .RUsHTON AsPINwAlL
uet-o 86 William sfre znd1 1o u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

pARRdvED.-ship-CaP Patten, Liverpool Brig-Ariel
Parks, Csrthagena. 0'f. -'fI =
neutrality-suspicious. Norton, ApaIscsico!s.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
ToMATSHNLAKERs.P PAWN aRoKERs

IND UTHEKN-Any person having in POSSESSION a chased
gold patent lever WATCH by Tobias No. l007 the street
the iie fire. ing knowledge of present
receiving such watch altered or nrher
erased by giving information that be found Hos
the corner OF adisoa and Market will be literally
rewarded. isn6-St<
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

EECHES.-1OOO LEECHEs for sale in quaniitie. TO
- :. sait purchasers by FORTENBACH& MILNE.
: - ~ IA Hudson Of Reed Il.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
" SKETCHES OF INFIDELITY. No.

~ Atheism Addition and Anal New
set ON ooi ny Miss Frances Wright Robert Dale Owen and Benja-
min H. Bay editor and proprietor otre all Indes and
Atheists IN The ysars1s5 s. and s. For sale the Herald
oHoe No. 48 Nassau street, where the other numbers will
issued in regular successioe Price only ONE CENT per
her, ianrsf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
OF the Custom House Hotel se Loveoy's) Of Pine
and NASSAU Streets New York. open reception
COMPANY Hot coffee pies, &c, viii be furnished Coffee
oems hour of the day evening the eectory below
Breakfast will be furnished from II Dinners IL 70 A.
and Tea and supper sm IL Oysters STYLE served
up at short notice :EORN 4 FREES
iao4 Ix-.r
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z
~ is in great demand and much improved II is particularly
recommended for the where mild soap
being emoleni simple compound Of Annon, sale by
RUSHTON ASPINwALL,
jane Sc William street, and ITO Broadway.
EEVER AND AGUE.-RUSHrON & ASPIN-
WALLS Tonic Mixture for the of Fever and Ague-
This article dered with confidence public and te.tiuio
MES of its efficacy he furnished from Mr. Charles Henry Hail.
Hariaem; Dr. Van Rensselaer,; VIM Holly, and Others. Of New
York whose friends been used
The well assured Of its value that they sell
the condition OF remdng the price in instance where
used (accordn5 10 the direcons) without eectne
For sale by RUSHTON& ASPINwALL.
jane 86 William ST and ile Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

SEA SICKNESS AND SICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- anidspePtc Pills have proved infb,e in the shove
plants and all diseases arising from the digestive for
by the proprie;or's agent Dr.. LEWIS FETCHTwANGER,
dee broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

III GHOsS OE LOCO:EOCO MATCH LIGHTS
~ Tor sale by NATHAN GRAHAM.
dec 2S-lw Druggist APo;hecay, So Cedar st. cor wIian
X OOtiS-iurnhed unfinished lei-spscisI eiec5ni
dec 2S-lw~ -1' $50"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

ROY WANTED. 10 attend physicians Office, a lad OF
u TO 10 of who he mended eadness
and honesty No objection coored between ore
ana three, r. NJ 10 DR. BUEL, No. "A Nassau street
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Farm IN WESTMINSTER WANTED

OF about eighty with good buildings the soil
good quality, with proportion of woodland Apply TO
G. G. SICKElS 81 Wall
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letter. another x Of D. S. 70 tg he bearer q ibis
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-02
THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION.

In following the history Of mankind, we
observe, that, III proportion as nations cul
tivate their moral and intellectual powers,
atrocious actions diminish in number; the
manners and pleasures become more re-
fined, the Legislation mildcr, the religious
purified from superstition, and the arts ad
dress themselves to the finer emotions Of
the mind.
Byobserving, also, the different classes
Of society, and the inhabitants Of different
provinces, we learn, that ignorance is the
greatest enemy Of morality. Wherever
education is neglected, depravity and eve
ny kind Of actions which degrade man.
kind, are the most frequent. Among ig-
norant persons, other things being equal,
rapacity, cheating and thieVing, drunken
ness and sensual pleasures are prominent
features in the character.
Those, then, who object to the instruc-
ton Of the lower orders, can merely act
from selfish motives. Being aware Of
their superiority, they may wish the inferi,
or classes to be obedient to their arbitrary
regulations; for. unquestionably, it is much
easier to lead the ignorant and uncultivat
ed, than the instructed and reasoning peo-
pie. knowledge, too, and the habit of re-
Election, detect abuses and errors, which
selfshness and pride may wish to keep
concealed. But whoever thinks it right
to cultivate his own mind, cannot, with jus
tice, desire others to remain in ignorance
He, therefore, who is versed in history
or understands the law of Christian chart
tywiD Join those who contend for the ben
ehts OF an education, adapted to every clas
OF society. This, then, will not be con
fined to reading and writing. but purticu
larly extended over the moral conduct, an,
all duties and rights in practical life.
&s.-r lSpWrzheim on Education.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EDITOR.
JUNE :.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EDlTrR
Precedence, r. l., Moy ~, 1886.
This is the land of ROGER WILLIAMS.
Proridence was the name given TO this
place by that great apostle of religious
liberty, when he found here, among sava-
gcs, an asylum from the ferocious persr-
cutions Of his more savage fvllow-country-
men. My feet tread the soil with invoIun-
tary cautlousncss, lest they should dis
turb the ashes Of the venerated saint for,
strange to teI', his buryjng place is I'M
known to this ungrutetul generation. But
50 his hol y soul rest in Abraham bosom,
no matter about his dust. No matter tho
it be scattered in the winds of heaven to
the ends of the EARTH The same Power
that preserved it, corruptible, from the
ruthless hands of intolerance, and provid-
ed it a temporal retreat among the sons OF
the forest, will not fail TO gather it incor-
ruptible, to an eternal rest among the
faithful.
Providence is in many respects de-
Iightful little city, facing the South, spread
out from valley in the centre, over hills
East and West The first object that must
strike one who loves gospel plainness and
simplicity, at distantprospect of this city
is the extravaganza Of its spires In this
heathenish, idolatrouS show, it exceeds any
other city l have yet seen. However much
others may gaze at these BabeI-worh>
with complacency and delight, l can onl,
view them with modification and sorrow
as monuments of human folly and vanity
"a wicked waste of time and treasure
Until Christians make better use ofthei
time and money, let them cease to rebukt
the vain display of the heather. For wha
are the splendid appendages to heather
temples erectedl To be gazed at Anc
Tor what are steeples built on Christian
temples? To be gazed at. Is this spe
cies Of wastcfllncss and idolatrv crimina
in the heather? And who shall tell then
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-02
From the Cross & Journal.
FAITH IN THE MINISTER,

Mr. Editor do not some people have
too much faith in their minister A man
once said 10 me, when we have a new
preacher, listen very critically lew
times, I'LL I am convinced he is sound; L
then dismiss my concern. leaving him to
preach to the people" Ibelieve this man
not only had wrong notions concerning
the relation suhsisting between a minister
and the members ofthe church, but that he
put too much faith in the minister
Again: once knew man who esteem,
ed his pastor highly: but had conceived
astrong dislike to neighboring minister
with whom his pastor sometimes exchano.
ed. He lived three or four. miles from q
% church, and l once saw him. after reach.
ING the church door and seeing the obiec,
ofhis dislike in the pulpit, turn about anG
90 home, Now think he had wrong
notions, about the object Of assembli0g:-
for suppose the leading object should b,
70 worship God, andthis worship is chiefly
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-02

years, touching the education of our COL
ored brethren, abundantly prove that
most deep-rooted and cruel opposition ex-
tensiyely exists to their elevation and i'm.
provement, in consequence of which the
e" Oneida Institute" is the only literary
institution east of Ohio, where it is official
ly announced that colored students can
enjoy equal privileges with others in a
collegiatecourse of education; and where
as an attempt has been made to crush this
institution by Legislative prescription,
therefore
Resolved, That it be earnestly recon-
mended to Abolitiomsts to bcstow on Onei-
da Institute their patronage and support,
so that it may be placed above pecuniary
embarrassment, and be furnished with ev-
cry requisite facility for carrying forward
its pupils in its prescribed course of stu
dies to the best advantage
The Committee to whom were recon-
mitted the resolution in relation to the
Church, submitted the following substi-
tute
Resolved, That the countcnance given
to slavery by the participation and apollo
gies Of the principal preachers of the
christian church, has been more efcctual
for its support than any other cause nor
can we look for its abolition till the church
is purified from this sin.
Adjourned till 3 o'clock, p. NJ
! AFTERNOON. The Convention was
opened by singing.
The Committee Of Finance reported
that after asccrtaln|ng the amount of eX.
penses attending the Convention, it recon-
mends that each member of the Convcn.
ton pay into the Treasury fifty cents
The report was accepted.
Samuel J. May here called, in 9
brief address, upon the Convention for AL
dltional pledges to the cause, in order It
make the whole sum subscribed $4,000
Mr. Wright Of Boston, introduced the
following resolution, which was sustained
by himself James Appleton Of Maine
Guy G. Sampson Of n. Goshen, Ct, II.
b. Stanton, Mr. Fitch of Boston, Mr. Root
OF Dover, y. II. Theodore S. Wright o.
New orli Mr. Loss Of Utica \ Y, Nh
May, MIR Milligan and Charles Stuart:
! ANooO1EIu, 1 HoI lCSd1 ulIS SuIltIIucI
) of our right of Free Discussion uTon tn,
altar Of southern slavery, as involving, OF
our part, the commission of moral suicide
-treachcry to he cause Of civil Iibcrt,
and Of humanity-and guilt before higI
Heaven; we hereby pledge ourselves t,
one anothcr-to the oppressor and the OF
prcsscd-to our country and our God--
that, undeterred by threats Of "prosecu
! ton at common law" whether in the mes
sages ofour Governors, the pages of ou
theological reviews, or the reports Of lie
giSIative Committees, come what may
gag law or lynch law-we will neyc
cease from its exercise, full, free, and un
diminished, until the last fettcr shall b.
broken, and slavery and prcjud &c sha!
be buried in one common grave.
? Adopted unanimously by the whole au
dicnce simultaneously rising in its favor
Mr. Root now called up his resolution
; which was laid on the table in the morn
ing. Mr. Harris of IIavcrhi]l sustainc
| the same, and it passed unanimously.
/ Adjourned till tomorrow morning q
9 'cIock.
: CIuC1UIpJ uor ,r,CI.