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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
CONF ECTIONA AIRY,

u a CARD.-To the Ladies Of New YORK; new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies at GREGORY whole
sale Confectionery Store, No l3l William street. ~
York ard sod wholesale retail by other person IN
the city. VANILLA Cream Candy new very rch and de-
lcious article hereby submitted the judgment an.
of the New York citizens and the public general
especially the ladies' Who said be the best Judges
the ofiife AMI a without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-emnent-
n. Il. On band, and constantly manufacturing general
sf Candies for the South and Western markets.
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted keep eli
No charge for boxes packing carriage TO part
al the city. my9 1my
III JOSEPH IL SPENCER having completed the arrange.
meats attendant opening his Mat Warehouse Is now prpa
red furnish superb article OF the style in general
among the gentee community and possessing the increased
value Of capacity for heightened service at the standard
price, namely, five dollars
As guide who favor him with their patronage
would present the following rules which will invariably go
vern his business
Firstly The hats sold his establishment will be OF the
value, though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly The moderate price demanded not warrant
ing system Of credit all sales must be subjected to cash
plcns
He has also added 70 choice selection Of Umbrellas
Canes Gloves, Handkerchief Toilet Brushes, &c.
The sales which Is fitted style commensurate
with the growing and refinement OF the city, located NJ
the Of Wall and New streets being of the build
ing about be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

Ia TO LET.-The Store known as No. 1l6 Maiden lane,
EH door from Pearl Possession given Immediately
-AssAA Inquire nj 1871 Pearls i30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

DtPEV S-DUNCUUKTh STAWWFNs
beg eace respectfully ~ call the attention II their friends
the public generally, Ia the and elegant aorten,
goods Inst received and opening their store, NO -
Pearl street. between Frsnkfsr and Hague streets oonsu
paers and dealers will find, their establishment advantages 70
where else 10 be met with in addition 70 their enre W" ocs
Of goods. N, 49, - a.,
appeaon of the Three Fingered Paper HANGER and who
il strangers sanis unriVnsH w the
arr ar ma per hanging both for and despatch, viii at
tend in person a. Gar practicable TO all the work which sha
he en,r,,,s,ed IN bis care my3l-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

THE subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, at
the corner of Fulton and Water Brooklyn IN the best
possible condition. ready receive boaers by the day,
week year. at n very moderate charge The rooms which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant and
airy will be let either with without board some OF them
connected with paros suitable for small families The table
will he furnished with good substantial fare and the bar with
good liquors Every attention will be paid 10 the comfort of
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER.
Brooklyn May 26, 1887 myN-lmf
CHILDREN CLOTHING.-The subscribers
~ hand extensive of child
clothing, made in the most fashionable Style which they
will sell very reasonable terms al wholesale retail
a2l-Sm' GEO. A. HOYT * Co. IA Bowery, N. Y.
ELEGANT SUMMER HATS.-Price reduced
II 81 5oAMIDoN corner OF Wall and Nassau streets,
his friends and the public that In consequence ofthe
unparalleled OF the times he has reduced the price Of
his Smooth White Castor Hats from - 81 50 n all
be cash delivery The quality and style OF the above hats
manufactured by him for the last years. well
known to the public to require comment AMIDON.
mYl9-lms%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
WyMEs ,cE ,y SEEM aEAs G6MPPETNs;b AM

w wIIoIEsAIE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY,
,,s Reecher ,reeJ W. having fitted up the premises 2ss
Beecker street. second block north Of Carniae 81 with mue.
ou cer and his whole life having been devoted 70
he business prepared 60 every srn
clc m The line IN The best possible style.
NJ n Parties giving orders rely his best ess,ons
10 please they shall mt be disappointed
carefully prepared nj any part OF he cry J'o'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
WAHTCMESss AND SSEWELLMMY ayr q %.

hiIC "a pR ia r. M H. ub ~ hin r ~ ~ ~
closing the large stock Of goods he has hand Of
fes sale wholesale RETAIL gold and silver patent
tached lever epne duplex anchor escapemen Independent
seconds and vertical Watches gold guard neck fob and
chains seals keys, breaches pins and
gold pescs and silver guard chains diamond pins breaches
and rings musical bexe bronze ink cologne and watch stands
card racks thermometers dressing backgammon boards
&c. &c, at a small advance upon sterling cost.
je9-lmt y. j. TOBIAS, p Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

EwAIkEUs Two Establishments for selling all the differ
80, Linds ~ aonae Boots and shoes for Suainer nj
Nos 2s and 2 Canal street. where the largest most Splendid
l ,ale assortment may he had and where the nabe
sispece passes the slow shilling where the largest and by
No mos, elegant assortment of Gentlemess Summer Dress
Root made ~ fine light seakin and calsn, price
only a. ~ 10 90 tic pair warranted superior 10 the
civ for the price Don't mistake Stores for the Nos (21
ami ga Canal street, l. exactly the DOORS
ieg9I1s RICHARDS WALKER, 228 and 292 Canal a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
ucnnwAN sifRGEoN nENT

nR. CONwAN. suRGEON DENTIST. and Ma~u
~ eter Of csrruptibe Ieets NO 1884 spring st cut OF
McDouraL
r. Dr. Cs charges very moderate. and his 'Incorup
t;be Teeth are really splendid smy23 3m
THUGS. AC.-Phosphorus chlorate potash. nitrate ha
~ rvies strontan muafe tin nitrate ammonia da
cologne sedetz and soda powders
nc nc for sale in quantities suit purchasers, by
j. A. LAMOUREUx CO,
my25u 81 Broadway.
TIALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable En-
III grsved Music Psnoforte and Flute. at
page. ... So,
saiMedcne ef the British College 1t Health Packets from
Is cents to 81 solaat MRS kING'S Obi Stand,
j2s-y III Fulton street. uear broadway.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. and
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS effect assurances
with this Company their lives the lives of others,
and either wbee duration Of lite for limited peri
cd The payments OF premium my be either made annually
In a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

10 EADY MONEYi-singie Has for cash wboesaIe
II prices first foorA No. 3S Broadway of Anthony
street.
good silk Hat, black or drab, s250
do. do first quality, extra superior 90
THE Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, 80
Youths Hats, -
Fine white plain hats, 500
Fine black ,lo. do 50
One word to public advertising the best quality
any article fixed price does not always make
style Of workmanship superior to another
for instance the price of silk plush alone varies from VI 70
These Hats pressly here Tor the
superior and Hat stamped rs being
first quality unless really is MY "Ne Plus Ultra Hat
challenge competition with. =
Wholesale orders from the south and west solicit
ted. jcRfm j. STEUART.
u ANGOR AND LO ~ kN Still WATER
- COMPANIES shares OF this stock for sale at avcry low
p1ce3a share has been mid inthe capital sleek OF the
company $780, o-heir stock in trade consists ot Mills Lu
her Villages Cities Townships and tracts OF lumber land, &e
down IN Maine.
sxteens this stock has been bought by the North Anne
Lumber Company mammsth concern of $1,000 900
pa located in Wall street. and l. part of their capital stock
There viii be difficulty in showing that the above can be had
at bargain. Applyto ..uz..
b. II the stock sold by the 2k inst II viii be sold at
aurtion ~ Messrs Franklin and Jenkins. a2Ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

- Pearl street. DOUGLASS ROBINSON co.
myl99y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

AA HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE-The new
E modern built three story house in sth few doors
broadway, being the middle Of the three houses jus
finished. This house finished iE the best with
the modern improvements and can be had mmed
ately Apply to q. CLARK, 136 Water street
,x1G ~tT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

CARD.-The ladies and gentlemen of New York
respectfully informed that for their further amusement
BAND engaged to perform on every fair evening" common
cling Monday, 2th der the dreci OF Mr. Brown
at the BOWERY STEAM CONFECTIONERY AND SA-
LOON No. 203 Bowery where all the varon delightful be-
and decaces appropriate 10 the supplied
and every attention paid the comfort and accommodation OF
those friends and patrons who feel disposed Tor
made No 2O8 Bowery, opposite Rivington je24tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

Money " be received deposit by The Company, and be
T., ,rrs mon which interest viii be allowed follows;
Upon any sum over eioo, irredeemabe Tor year,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09
zNDEPENDkNr MervoR CLAN.

At . meeting Of the Independent McIvor
Clan. Of Harpers-Ferry, Feb. 23d. 1897, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved. That the thanks Of this Society be
presented to Brother 5. b. SourHERLASD, for
the able Address delivered At our Celebration,
and that the Chieftain appoint n committee OF
breihren TO request q copy Of the same for
publication.
Received, That the thanks Of this Society be
also presented 10 brother JANIS GARRI, the
Reader Of the Day, To brother JoHH =. PRieE
and to the HArPers-Ferry Choir aud Amateur
Band. for their able services on the occasion.
Rsssirsd, That these resolutions, with the
proceedings Of the Twenty Second, be pub
lished in the Virginia Free Press and in the
Virginia Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09

The Presidents Message 49, received 10
London 90 re % ~ The Ssn ss,s 0fit.
The Message Of Pfesilcni JOCK on
has Wonderfully tended 10 Tecoucils
~ 10 toe idea Of devoi,ng the Teusiu.
der Of Our life 10 the support Of q Go
Vernmeni based upon principles s,fie,.
~ conservative. Certainly not toJy)
With al their boasted advantages. Re.
publics are liable to cAlamiues 90.
kuoNn 30 lands blessed with monarch.
isl institutions. Let the disaa, cied
radicals VI our oVn country and tis
liberty LOVING ehthu.tasis II France.
read The speech n P,c.iitnt J ks0n.
add then contemplate the TcruIar ie-
betty winch ~ despite o. themselves
hey enjoy living As they 90 under
ihe shadOw q he fotai dfsotm o.
he Pfe1dent. Message nO ieeer than
thirteen TsiagraUis. o. nearly = fourth
II The entire dDcumeui, sre tsken up
eilh grave c1Utdrta'i9rs tespt clog
the di,ysssl OF the soIglus revenue -
l. not this fughu TIE Amsucsn
Government - - rich so supra
hounds N wealth ard resonfcef hat
Congress - invited to dshbersie upon
the best means u reducing isxsiion
without giving offence o. zoe people,
Kings-Cod bless them '--aIe never
At loss a. 10 bow they my = ssipats
the wealth entrusted - Them by t1s
pooffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09

FMENps Avp PILLOW CtANsMEN /:

FRIENDS AND FELLOW CLANsMEY:
Rising TO perform the duty which
you have this day assigned me, am
filled with various and conteAding
emotions. Honoured a. feel by your
confidence in my humble abilities,
and anxious as ] arm Of deserving your
favour, sincerely regret that one
more familiar with public speaking and
more competent 90 discharge the ardu-
Gus duty. has not been selected. You
must excuse me for soliciting your kind
indulgence for the weakness and mex.
perience Of youth, As we'll ~ the ma
ny deficiencies Of = very falllble Judy
meni. As our society my brethren.
has been introduced among individuals
20 whom Il Is altogether novel end un
common. Il is very natural that on an
occasion Of this kind, a delineation Of
IS object and character, as we'll FER.
haPs, as history Of ITS origin. should be
required. With an slaerity, that Is
only squal!ed by my pride on the sub
Jset. ] gladly enter upon the discharge
OF th's duty, believing that though
or'ei. every man that closes not his
eyes TO truth. OF his ears to reason. will
be satisfied To those Who are deter.
mined to see not the one add hear not
the other ] do not appeal ask no,
their Pahense. Bu, 70 the unpFeiu.
diced mind. the calm, disposition ate
Judgment alone, ] address nyselG In
the astural and civilized state, there !,
. marked difference. In the former
We behold men roaming At large, 20.
VsEned By 10 laws, save those ineuI.
Gated ~ nature. and even these In ,
very limited and eircumser,bed form
ine siroog debating to and rulinR the
veaE' while IN the latter We 90.
them governed BY prescribed Fulss
which guarsotees 10 Ell q mutual pro.
tsetisa. ed Which AI have voluntarily
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09

Delivered at tie first Celebration of the
INDEPENDENT MAcIvoR CLAN, of
Harpeys-FsTTy-Fe6ru0Ty BID, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09
VOL. 80.
THB scArTERRD n0usRa0LD.
.Hs0 a. vssii,s sspssf sAsnes,r.


"Hsv ~ sssis's sspsss sAs~gss"
The family group 10 gathered,
And all are happy there;
The cheerful glance and word pass round.
For life with them h fair.
A full. unbsoken household
Il b . pleasing sight;
The mothers smile u sweeter then
The f.ihsrs glance more bright.
There 10 another gathering
But one Is wanting there;
The youth who sat beside his sire,
Comes not TO all hi, chair.
The graveyard bears another stone
The miss'd one sleeps beneath;
The cheerful smile doth yet pAss round.
But thou art fen. o Death!
Again there /, gathering;
But where is she whose smile
Was wont to make our young hearts glad
Our Fathers cares beguile
In vain We list q -Nofhsr's voice
It's stiIied in the tomb.
The happy smile 10 seen no moro
Where mirth was, now Is gloom.
Once more there IL . gathering;
oace more IN empty space
Proeiaims that Death has been al work
To ill BretAsr's place.
His grave is IN distant isle
Made by tho stranger's hand;
oh. hard il il 10 die away
From nneS own native land!
That group will never gather more
Around that kindred hearth:
'Tn broken up--whst Death has left
Are srattered 0,er The e,rth
And where that humble mansion stood
There now - not stone
To mark the spot. and tell Of those
Who 10 their graves have gone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09
CORRESPONDENTS.

DRAa BaoTnEa-In pursuance Of a resolu-
ton adopted by the Independent Melvor Clan.
we, the Conm'ttec appointed by the Chieftain,
beg leave TO tender the thanks Of the Society,
for the excsilent and appropriate Address DELI
vered by you on the 22d Feb, and respectfully
solicit . copy Of the same. fos publication.
WILLIAM S. SMITH,
JEROME b. YOUNG,
THOMAS c. MOORE,
To S. b. SouTHEALAHD, Coamitiss.
Crater sf ths L. n Cisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09

DEAR BRETHaEH-Your note, A. Committee
OF the independent MeIvor Clan, requesting .
copy Of the Address delivered by me on the
22d February, has been received, and In an
swsr. would remark: Did consult my own
feelings on this subject, should be induced 10
tender = respectful refusal. knowing we'll its
dsheieneies. But, holding rs do. On office in
the Clan, dare not esteem any part OF the iul-
hlmest Of the same At my own disposal I.
therefore. herewith send you . copy Of the re-
marks, ss delivered 60 the Clan By me on the
22d February not, however. WITHOUT regret
ting that more time had not been given 10 its
preparation. pray you to accept my sincere
thanks foe the asttering manner in which you
have been pleased Tn notice my first public ef-
fort, assuring you that the indulgence with
which the Clan have been pleased to receive
IL, shall not soon be forgotten.
] am, with respect,
SILAS b. SWITZERLAND.
To BrotherS w. s. smith. J. d. Young,1
and T. e. Moore, COusaiiIss.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12
81 DESPAIR OF THE RKrunr.c-

II DESRAkH Of HE REk0DLlC.'
Is an expression which is to W, At M times. e.
under all circumstances, extremely o6sasivc. ID
was not entcrtaincd by oar revolutioaary sires. z
should not be INDUCED by their degenerate sons.
Those that feel in this way arc not scioas e 10
old stock Of l776 that breasted the Storm and Pied
ged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honor" but those that hunger after the flesh pots
Of Egypt-or would SCH their birthright for mess
ofpottage.
Incidence may put forth sach plea as an ex-
cuse for want of cxcrtou-and it is precisely such
as her opponents hail with satisfaction. But they
appeal to hope and fear, two Of the strongest pas
sions of our aturc and do they not apply equally
to US Tie hope Of reward and the fear Of losing
place aud political power, is their strongest bond
Of union. We have not only tho hope but the
certainty of bringing our country hack to sound
constitutional principles by energetic and consist
cnt action-of retrieving our broken fortunes, g.
re-establishing national credit, and Frustrating
corrupt and partisan administration, that has been
for wears steadily degrading and dcmoralizing the
people The fear tia. if such state Of things
continues liberty itself will be but a name, and our
republican institutions interpreted to suit the
prices of partisan President, carried into power
on the shoulders of political IDOL cxcitcs the pat
riotic and ardent love of our country. We have
every thing to encourage u.s. We arc opposed
to revolutionary movcments-for our peaceful re-
mcdies are abundantly, and will be found practic
aiiv sufficient-but the idea of our native poet is
so applicable to every blow give the present
that we are induced to quote them:
Strike! till the last arm'd foe expires;
Strike. for affairs and fires,
Strike. for the green graves of our sircs,
God, ami our native land
". y Mercantile.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

PmNrERs FiNED AND luPrIsoNxD--In the
Court a Kings Bench on Friday, Mr. Ross pso-
psieeee and editor, and Mr. Nicholson. printer. Of
the Liverpool Chsuniclc wsre sentenced, the ior-
mes 10 hne OF ESQ and two noaths imprison-
fac, tora libel on Mr.. Lawrence Of Livsspcol. q
mentor Of tho old Cosposatiua and director Of
me Railway.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

Nor BAD.-Some Of the papers say that Lake
SuPeriori y filling up. Az it 10 only nine hun
drcd feet deep and fifteen hundred miles in cir
cum1efance, many expect that lt will bo foraable
next year, anddfy land the year after A cum
lany d already 6rnsd, Who have divided Il into
Icss, and are cdcr;py them 81 .sle
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

0yThe sale Of Public Lands. At Laporte, Ia
commences On the 9th day Of October nexf.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

One hundred guns were fred BY the Van Buren,
ties Of Philadelphia, in honor of what they call
'1the glorious victory in Baisimore!1 This is too
good joke to be lost. In the excess of their joy
at not being defeated, the Van Burenites overlook
the inference which this frantic exufation irresis-
tibly leads to.-From the first dawn of Jacksonism
and humbug, Baltimore has inv ariably been a
jackson city-their majority has Diminished at ev-
cry election-but still the Wings have never tri-
umphed in Baltimore In the late contest the Wings
expected to conquer. an expectation they could not
have entertained, but from a CONSCIOUSNESS that
their cause was rapidly gaining ground; the Van
Burenites expected to be defeated, an expectation
they could not have entertained, but from sini-
lar consciousness, that they are rapidly losing
ground:-the result shows, that the Wings have
gained in numbers, while their opponents have
succeeded, by a less majority than they ever had
before, in avoiling dsfeas. They have gained
nothing but have barely 1.Ted themselves. And
Or this they 6ro one hundred guas Is not this
sxtravagant exdltation an acknowledgement on
heir part, that they feel themselves standing on
Terv ticklish ground! -DcfarareJ owasI
have seen one line gil column
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

A LIKE S1U8X-OOOD AND TRCE-@A friemd
of mine bait good schooner and through - ~
AZ . tof coloss she was christened sThoe. ri
Dsasoa.' She cannot geta had in any port on
Lake Erie even where there Is freight to send
and tho way she y jecrcd with #. H. Benton,
1ying ather mast head, when in harbour 10 eau.
sioo; ere you Doadsd with yellow boys, will you
take load of shinnen to Missouri, &C. and 90
0-hes owner says she Is in danger Of being
I.yneAed, and - her name cann0e be altered ex-
csPt By aet of Congress, il has been suggested
Dat he draw black lines around the magic name
ed write upon The 6ag, 'cxPunged.'-D
yousnal
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

GENERAL JACKSON AND THE HERMTrAGE-We
hear little or nothing of the Great Departed, of
late. We feel much curiosity to know what he
thinks Of his Stumble efforts to better the crren-
cy. His old friend Jack Downing, is gritting his
teeth on the shores of Rockaway, and it may be
that ''the Lion" is roaring in the Hermitage.
The machinery for regulating the currency he be-
queathed to him, whose S1glory" it is Sto follow in
his footsteps" has been put sadly out Of order,
all are sure: the long siken purscs-the three
branch mints-the yellow jackets, omscs desusf!
We never shall forget the last 4th Of March pa
geant of the coach, -timbercd.-of the
little magician under the name Of Of the mighty
Lion, a. drawn by the white horses from the white
House-she proud boast Of the succe - of the bum
bic efforts to restore the currency
= all made 80 ludicrous BY the thought, that the
moment Gen. jackson pocketed the Treasury Cir
;ular, and started on his way home, then began
he explosion which, in tive months, ended in al
most universal bankruptcy the reign Of shin plas-
ers and rags, and ofthe great and weighty mat |
ers which called Congress together. 1.-THE illus |
rious Major Downing. of cool blood, from tn. ;cv
egions Of Downinevie, now gvits has teeth Ind /
he sea breezes of Rockaway, what must his not |
ess illustrious consors or they slept in the sams
'ed) be doing under the hot sun, the hot climate
{ the now almost blazing Tennessee!
~ r. Exwess. |!
6vThc sale Of Public Lands. at Laporte, Ia
commences On the 9Th day ofOctoecr sexs.