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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
Vanilla Cream Candy,

III =. q R r. q - Jey
INVENTOR AND PROPRTEToR OF THE RECEIPT,
III WILLIAM STREET, NEw YORK. Jy4-R
" NEW BRIGHTON BALLS.-The Pavilion
now hronged with vsites that is found impossible
accommodate all DESTROYS attending The Wednesday evening
Balls for this and prevent limited
number OF tickets will he issued. aug-lw
TSMALL NOTr For CHANG Es.---GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE, NEALE, 6 John street. 8
doors from Broadway having three of Steel
Plates enabled to sell Notes for rs per 81
per 100 large size Having hand upwards $4,000 Notes
he furnish them at the above prices being per below
the original cost TO storekeeper manufacturer and
generally Steamboat and railroad companies would do
we'll to give him call and examine splendid specimens
The denominations l2A IS So IS and ST. with
full vignees and printed bank paper superior
to any in the city.
= Observe John street. 3doors from Broadway.
VI visiting, address and cards. engraved printed
prices 70 sn the times Small for comps.
shortest notice. ivIa-Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
u ED ROOM TO LETT, WITH HOARD, III

WHIT BVARD,
- REQUIRED.-A small private family Accommodate
two single gentlemen with the above moderate
terms-a pros particularly the object the being
unoccuped Apply att w. Laham 100 Greenwich street,
near Cour,iandt street, door 10 the Pacific Hotel
auii-3t'
WANTED.-An active young woman u attend n bread
w and cake sore-one hatc well recommended
10 honesty may apply at 80 Bowery
III Large Bread and Cake bakery. au1O.3tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

SPLENDID NEW MOVING PANOIlAMA,
- At NlBLOS GARDEN, superior 10 any thing # the
KIND ever exhibited IN this country painted by the celebrated
Daniels, Royal Acadcmician, London. The subject il
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and correct representa-
ton of the ISLAND OF CEYLON An the artists and
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
be the best panoramic painting brought
Exhibited during the day and evening Admittance 90
iyi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

take the entire charge Of few children four
years OF age With every parental attention and kndnes.
they vii I've carefully instructed the frst rudments read
ing, writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography Sc.
The Lady has reared aiage family and well experienced
In preparatory education.
The situation Is healthy and pleasant the city Of Brook
lynthe house commodious, with play ground &c. Terms
reasonable Respectable references required and given.
Apply ~ Canal street, Mrs Bloomfield Fulton street
Brooklyn, between Fleet and Jackson streets
t.. Ali o.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

ft"P I'm -Nt~ l"E b"st"' ing w.
Nn aged roorlne lion who l1rei,ned several yrars
bng ri the qa5tunprtlS aud bipcds crowncd,
not In any rre3l quaiG, aors which he possessed
h1t II scnr tn purpose Of tle wolves, ie<'s. aud
RcIais, VIM La." dry could use 'heold beast man,
WY that mght ut best, In puta sDrea ol lat on ,,rir
avn uht.
Naer Wearing III tfe=,u cansil ri'lr fntc.
ll".u thu tn, ure ot government. mat he saw
fu }rc s#,,ons tlrt we'll hrrd do Is supposc' ic
understand. h' allied the Eos IN HIM, aud addressed
hln tllus - an growing N IN ~ bad healtl,;
! IN go'ns 10 abl.cdr tie Throne and appoint W"
my successor. Gut mud You tread exactly III my
footsteps, ~ by ' ct raal, will 500 lave .onr ia
III h1M Tn FoN Whlslel around his tan aud
VAIN lish c'cf. " stop Win.bine Your tail, saul
be aecl mou'neh, ",,nd il-tento WHAT have 10 say,
h"fhee Ieafrd and raeecd1y Al the ANNALS 81
the lnlrsi I1t~uI4ls By lpe Ass's l'nt there Is
ono Monster lomnae IN my domlns " l'o has gwen
~ m1rc trouble TIA III all Tie beast, al the field. In
my ~ '"m2 hours have Thought oi nothing but h'a'.
N hen NIeeWhs, hive dfeaAei oi hnllnhr hni the
Monster 90 nnenced hNng ifapS Tor h'm ~
s"'os" zaned thescrpi1n. set my "e'Fcs, dogs.
AM 1tt'ais GA fln succeeded IN killing HIN
iIttahif mt s"F h1ick lfttd eeFtN experiment.
To set 'h oil 'Hn. ! made Inn carry burdens from
ono end OF The country - iIl"oihef. gave ihn
bad naue. ! slrd he "as Il.pt, and wind broken,
not s1lr tr be- uust'd I'D 'troYe Inn from the M
portd cuas. H. Nred IL tai lnmy iare, and sani
tlu Ton Ne0'
- tIlen TO- in favor 'arte numb r Of smaller
t,oHstsr., Mi ii hive ufec perfect pc'so have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
Commissioners. sale.

I y pursuance 81 decree OF the circuit superior
- court OF law and cliancerv iorthc county of Ann
"'H- ~ 's April tenn, 537, in the case OF 1ohn Eu-
oanh' Plaintiff, agsljnsi Edmund Winston, late shcr-
:" OF the comfy oi anhcrs. and as such admnstra-
~, with the "Iii annexed Of Robert Garland aud
''i'''s' defendants: the undersigned Sheriff of said
.'"'"s ol Amherst aud Commissioned for the pur-
r o named IN the said decree WILL on Mondoy the
o Oh September neX,, at Ami erst courthouse, (be-
'o"I' day,) proceed TO sell. by way public auc-
,i "l 10 The highest bidder on credit of months
- .s Save Henry, and al other property in the sad
viii referred to- The purchasers or purchasers
f." pf re1"fed To Glve bond with sufficient sccuiY
W "'e payment OF the purchase money.
JOHN COLEMAN, .ShcIF
August 10 ,Is
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pI,l\llEl,A\ \.

..1,-,,, Hmm. ,I l.,,,, III l, 49,, 80, .h,,,.. H.,
,.' ,''', Wv ''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NV
49,, = ~, ,l ', 80 VI
W. t'ni} 'lHh' 'la '"nS prefer lis oons uncohSt'-
ll''oh' " az ,nHlHP III ''NP : ny Inc exercise
at 'lh'oi ll'i'2" fo"'l i 10 'hrIn eo,hln''hi
e'.Hal' ',i III NJ a"e inc >i" al ,'ie aoah'"n-
p = lfihn .'r' VINO htlUa Al 'honl'nh lover I" PORK,
lre1eHra mat ilr ma not h'th pom !" 1e" that he
hn4lt we ru"> IN aohhit pleasure oil eating ms
i-foil dlsl AMI 'Ihhn% II 'ne same lINl''
Lou. thur.
1t - aud that Gen Jackson f,lra in his ATTEMPT
10 pul down jude Wine, Is already rlarian around
lun ,r s,.nr les formidable Toe upon wiom 10 ,ry
In. hand. llRIlg .h,colne lull, confirmed while Mt
N .snrelon IN III. i.lartIrc ot1n iofltlne victims b,
c Dozen he mus still II, 10 llnaolate one occa-
4loi,I> from the i,,,ir ,lr,. al habit He is liz - IN,
i'non> butcher. WHO. after hs retirement 'rom bu-
slaeas %" I4l2'S 1ar' could not ' III hi4iit witt
Ont eai''as a Lanbs throat every evening.
" ,l.-i that the result oflhe kentucky elections
ui}ta9ll.e tn. lcale,s III the ~hinplaser party to
n,.I m ri -f,s ana, mad, - he b,4r al ,jier ,,,v
alil al III ~r,i,
Tn, ri -. a, The t;Inbr In, rereniI, n,llishcJ
f,. tnIn Al elIl.l what purports Ia be iii ,oUu.
bci,4rr ,Ipv.fs lur.fooed ANNALS lie attempts TO
"a en' mnu Intellect to brarr,, IN imitation al ma
iure " Ia ue.Imss, III the case ui himself, ejtes
btn.r ,1i,hsts II tol.
y = have u our office Il haze Van Buren, shin
plaster, uhlchnre eonsdera curiosity. The cngra-
v,ug represents JACKSON as riding \ big hog and
Benton BIZ aactlss. and both squirting as for lf.
alJcrth'. god hunhu.." Il painted phantom that
HES bciof, them whilst. n iie,r hot pursuit. they
ar. on TIA, v,ry p,inf OF aluual, heaiIono over !,
ire men l,4,s p,erinicr ,i,rrtl> lInon III, l7n,,aJ
Sr,t.s I},ol ,,Ich stands n lis 1.sa II i ,viIent
ilomlh, brl,hfot ,hc prr,i,,cc. tha the riders and
I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

nl explicit ayoWal ofts secession from the dorir'nes
nflhe Luc President The course II has pursued ~
tn, matter + honest. manly, and becoming TO ri'-
zen VIM value. more the good Of his country, than
he success ol bl- party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

AftNG located himself al Mr.. Drury Moor
lnau's, Wards, Road, Campbell county. offers
ms services IN the different branches Of his proics-
s'on 10 The citizens OF tl3l vicinity and the adjacent
PUTS oi I'iftsN iraaa.
JuIN II e.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
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N.SSss T..
= O * * r. " =,

-. \ HOUSE AND LOT, ON Federal Hill
III and one At the head Of Nam street. Posses
--A sion giecnthe l>t oct. OF Nov. next.
SAMU Eli POiNDENTER. Jr.
August u 1t
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
Z Os'>efs.

y MA lnle invoice of CORSETS, dirto-
mo ..'''' fhr manufacturers aud at the most tempt
N'''>' ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
New :ilih fashionable Hat store,
If'fFOs.f.S.fs.I y E..y.IfE.

- BENJAMIN II. MOOD hnne been
M paencdiN engaged IN manufacturing
hJt> tor ten wears, and lately residing slN
~ ~ cisht mouths IN New urk, where hc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

Lexington, Ky, July 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31

The preaching was mostly done by
brethren J. H. Dwyer, and - Avery
OF the Congregational church in Granville.
1t was plain, solemn and scriptural. The
Lord bless them.
But am occupying too much of your
columns. Suffice it 10 say, when the
meeting closed more than one hundred
persons were rejoicing in fresh hopes in
Christ; and as we attended meetings in
different parts Of the town, we found over
hundred more who were willing to &C.
knowledge they were concerned about the
salvation of their souls.
The converts generally take a good
stand, speak and pray in our meetings,
and give full evidence that they love
Christ and his cause.
What great mercy that God, in his
providence, has checked the rage of spec
uIation, that the churches can again af-
ford time, and possess inclination to at.
tend to revivals Of religion
H. F. BALDWIN.
Hartford, Washington Go. n. Y. May s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

THO persons afflicted with the following COM
i plants, viz: ScrofuIa, Leprosy. Salt Rheum,
St. Anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, even when the
bones are affected, White SwelIings, Violent
Eruptions, after meazles, Scuryy; Foul Fes'tr-
ing Eruptions, PimpIed and Carbuncted faces,
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sca!d Head. Ulcers, We
neral Taints. when Mercury has failed, and all
disorders arising from an impure state Of the Blood
and Humors-are assured that
DR.. Rclfe's Botanical Drops!
continue unrivaed, for the prevention, relief and
cure Of these complaints. In proof Of which, read
the following Remarkable cure of a case of II
years standing :-Extrsct Of letter. Sir-"My
leg, which before did not look like human limb
IS DOW entirely healed up, latter resisting every
other application for IL yearsD Previous to
taking your Relies Botanical Drops, had given
up all hope of relief"
Another Case. An Agent writes-"There IS
a person taking the Botanical Drops, evidently
with the greatest advantage" He declares, 10
use his own words, ut is doiBg4 wonders for
him, and is, as it were, 'sDatcbfhg him from ue
grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where per-
sons were pining away miserable eA'ensS'
manert relief, until they had made use OF 'ne a.
Thev are also the best spring and autumnal
phvsic. Price 81, or bottles for IS.
Dumfrie's Remedy for the PILES.
One Of the best and most thorough remedies
Known for this troublesome complaint. u has
more perfectly answered the purpose for which
II is intended than any other now in common uses
and affords immediate and permanent reiief, both
from the disorder itself, and its accompanying
symptoms of pain in the lOa,s, ueTtigo, headache,
loss Of appetite, indigestiOn, and other marks Of
debility.
Price 81 for both artic'es-Ontment and Elee-
tuary--or SO cents when only one is wanted. s6
None are genuine unless :isLed :. krnDER.
the wapper sO'e pro,,e.0r snd successor "s, :.
n. Cnunt;ng Room, No. 90, Court strst. Boz
ton. and by bis SPECIAL appointment, by NJ ".
l BTNcHA Arp and JAcKsoN 4 KErCHAM, Brandon
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31

REVIVAL IN HoLDEN.-We have been
much grati6ed to learn that there is at the
present time a very pleasant work OF
grace In the Baptist church in Holden
Since the first Sabbath in April, thirty
six have been added to the church BY
baptism. Last Sabbath twenty submitted
to the ordinance; of whom twelve were
males and seven of them lads between
ages Of eleven and sixteen years We
hope that this state Of things may long
continue withour brethren in Holden.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
WEEKS RECEIPTS.
DIED.,

DIED,
In Leicester, 25th inst, Perley Enos, So
In Danville., 18th inst, Sally, consort oil
Jonathan Eastman, "a.
In Glover, 7th inst. Mary, wife oil Ira
Colburn, Sc.
In Gilmore, 4th inst, Of consumption
Saran, wife of Joshua w. Gilbert, 20
In Dummerston, Goth ult, "m' Oom-
ming, n. *. co,..-..
In Keene, N. H: goth inst Ca.narine
Fiske, founder and principal OF Female
Seminary in Keene, So.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
NOTICES..

DANvILLE MINISTERIAL CozrrE
ENCE.-On account of the removal of
number of Ministers from the Danvi!}e
Association, the past year, the Ministerial
Conference has not been attended. This
is to request all the ministering brethren,
now in the Association, to meet at brother
Noah Nichols, in Derby, on Tuesday
the Goth of June next, at 4 o'clock. r M,
to see if they will revive and continue said
Conference, and make arrangements ac-
cordlngIy. S1LAs DAWSON, Moderator.
NoT1cE.-The next meeting of the
Onion River Ministerial Conference will
be held at the house of the subscriber, the
fourth Wednesday of June next, al ten
o'clock, A. NJ
Brother Huntley to give an essay on the
relative duties of Pastors and Churches.
Brother Walden do. on the influence OF
the Holy Spirit, in efecting revivals of
religion.
Brother GuiIford, an exposition of
( Ezekiel's Wheels.
Brother lde, do. of Matt 3, II.
Ali other brethren are reminded ofs
their former appointments.
AARON Angler, Clerk
Waterbury, May 6, 1897.
NoT1CE-The Board of the Vermont
Branch of the n B. E. S. will hold their
next Quarterly Meeting, in the Bap,is.
meeting-ho in Brandon, on the ed
Wednesday (l4th) Of June, at 10 o'clock.
A. VI. HADLEY PRocTER, Sec
Rutland, May 10th, 1857
p. S, The Secretary expecting to be
absent during the next month, requests all
communications, to come at the next meet
ing, before the Board, to be directed to
Rev, Willard Kimball, Brandon. And
as the Treasury is not on y empty, but in
debt, it is necessary all monies which any
,, may have on hand for the Society, should
be forwarded to the Treasurer. H. P.
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an. B." next week.

The amount Of specie on board the Ben
eherrod steamboat, lost on the Mississippi,
Is ascertained 70 be e230.000, which had
been drawn from thc Ncw-O orleans Banks.
hs supposed none Of xviii be recovered.
~. Il. ObserrsV, -st.rt'- - :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
Married.

In MiddIebury, on the 21st inst, William
II. E1dridge to Eliza Ann Hendrick. AIso,
on the 22d inst, John Dickerman to Harriet
Ann Stearns
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COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY.
THE BRATTLEBoRo' TOPOGRAPHIC

Il NE1TI bRATILEBORO HPOGRAPHIC
IL COMPANY, incorporated by the Le-
gislature of Vermont, Oct. 1867 having
purchased the extensive Paper and Book
establishment of FEssENDEN & COMPANY,
will continue the business heretofore
done by them at Bratt!eboro'
The Comprehensive Commentary, Vol
ume 4th, embracing from Ps Ga to Mala-
chi, inclusive, and completing the old
Testament, will be issued and ready for
delivery early in June. and subscribers
are requested to be ready for its reception.
1t will contain more pages than any
preceding volume; will be embellished
with 7sew and original FAMILY RECORD,
in parts, Births, Deaths, Marriages, and
Family Events, each having appropriate
design; MAP of the Captivites and one
Of Babylon, with views of its site as it
now appears and the principal ruins
numerous WooD CUTs, illustrative of the
text, many oCwhich are from designs dis
covered on the Egyptian monuments
valuable article on the Apochrypha-a
historical connexion of the Old and New
Testaments; notes and engraved illustra-
tions of ancient books and writings,
warfare and armor; musical instruments.
&C., &c.
| AGENTS are wanted to procure subscri-
bers for this and other religious works.
Address Brattleboro' Topographic Co,
BranIeboro', VT" Subscribers will be
called on in succession as fast as the vol
ume can be manufactured
BrattIeboro', MAY II, 1887. 24.3w
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Brother @. w. HoDGEs has removed from
North Springfield, VT, to Westport N. Y,
md requests his correspondents to direct
aeeordingly. as .@-.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31

WNHIS may certify that have given
Il AIanson Green my son, his time
and he is free to act for himself shall
not hereafter interfere with any Of his
bargains, claim any of his wages orpay
any Of his debts.
ALBA GREEN. .
Brandon, May 90, 1887. 36:3w.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31

|
Anti-SIGDery a distressing excitement
This present supposition rests on knoa0l-
edge Of his former pieus and feelings
Now if slavery has, during the last FIVE
| years, caused more excitement than intem-
Perance, it is plainly because those who
have allowed themselves to be excited by
the former have viewed the cause Of excite
ment to be greater. Whether they have
judged correctly or incorrectly in the mat
ter, they pretend to a modicum Of "benevo'
lence," and they profess to be RATIONAL
by facts and arguments then: show them il
possible that they have misjudged; but de
not think, BY such contrasts as the one now
under consideration, to turn them to the RICH
hand or to the left neither hope by such re
a son to do any possible service to religion o
morals. lntemperance and Slavery are twlr
1 iugrtIVes from the bottomless pit. We de
sign 70 lend what little influence we have
against either and both Of them, until suffi
cient Excitement is raised to drive then
q back to their own place. II the war agaius
j, the latter can be made as popular as it ha
been against the former, we shall be dis
!. appointed nO.io find brother Baldwin as
sisting 70 swell The DISTRESSING excite
mcn,"- Ep. TEL =
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-02-08
j Sc
(BY AUTHoRITY.)
rawsofy ViscOnsin Territory
40. l6.

a.. a,r-, -, .,a ,ha Sc geral acts hereinafter !
,m..,;a,.s n VIII: an act entitlsd An Act rela-
-. 70 ,;,e d,,,;es iprsleges oftownsaips, app
nnyea i7,h Ap!sl. 333; also an act entitled Al
A., "a nroeir.s IN e assessment a,d eoliectioa4
of tosa.nip All eoaa.y taxts, a1Pfosea "a A
pri. ,33; also an IS. -a;i.lsn Al Act 10 pro Eiae
70. the de.rag;a- u TIE paaiic and necessary eT
penses in sas e.see ,oiaties N this tsFfiie
and 70. osh.f Purposes, aJ,src7ed Macs On, 80
also Al &C, On tifis3 a. Act % fesiiais
approved Aafii l7th. '3s.
Sect;onl Re il enacted BIZ the
rnuncii and house OF representatives
Of the territory Of Wisconsin, That
each county within this territory now
organized or that may be hereafter or
eanized, be and the same is hereby de-
cl,red one township, for all the pnrpo'
ses Of carrying into effect the above re,
cited acts, and that there shall be elect
ed at the annual town meeting in each
county three supervisors who shall
perform, in addition to the duties here
tofore assigned them as county board
the duties heretofore performed by the
township board.
See. g. There shall also be elected
ia each county one township clerk whs
shall in addition to the duties hereto
fore performed by him, perform ths
duties of clerk TO the board Of super
visors.
Sec. 8. Be il further enscted, thai
section eight of the act entitled AT
Act to regulate highways, approved
April 18th, 1888, is hereby so far a
mended that no person who shall b
assessed to work any number OF day
on any highway shall be allowed II
commute for the same 81 less sum TIA.
one dollar and twenty-five cents Y
each day he shsll be so assessed
P. III. ENGLE,
Speaker ofihe House OF Represents
tiyes.
HENRY s. BAIRD,
Presiden, Of tn Council.
Approved, Dec s, 1886.
II. DODGE.
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Az ACT 70 2rovade for me COASTS ,essos o, 4 bridge
aeeoes the Niissuhse G.sf, IN see ,cys "a Nil
swaukee.
Section !. Be it enacted by the
council and house Of representatives Of
the territory II Wisconsin, Thst Rufus
Parks, Solomon Juneau, Pleasant Fields
and augustus A. Bmd, or eitherof them
be and they are hereby authorized 10
locate and construct, or cause to be To-
es4ed and constructed, 4 standing drsss
S6Ge nSeone s43aes Mi - 49, =: -. u,