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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05


On Thursday, Seth u, Hannah wife Of George Ruher In
the 58h year Of her age.
Susdsv I'd inst ARn Goodrich shter Of Stiles
lis. in the 9TH year Of her
On Saturday, I'd inst, Wm Simonson of Edwrrd and
Elizabeth Ann Smith, aged 4yesrs moaths and q days.
AT hatcher, Miss, William Norcross, Of Bordentown, NJ j.,
aged 70 years.
New Orleans, Ike Esd uL, Of yellow lever Henry
Frank, OF this city.
WEEKLY REPORT OF lNTERMENTs-The City In
reports the death OF ITO during the
inr Saturday, Dec WIZ mes, 10 women, 81 boys, 81
GIRLS total 100
OF whom "a sf the age Of year. and under; 10 be-
and 2 p between and s. 2between and TO- be-
10 and II between % am 30 ~ 80 and 40
Is between 10 and So between ~ asd 60 between 60 and
TO- between 10 and 80; between 80 and 90.
Apopexy Il bleeding I; burned scadcd Il casualties n;
cbocra nasgm Il CONGESTION of the brain consumption 25
Group hives convusions IL debility diarhoea dropsy
the head T. do. chest dysentery fever pucr-
peral do scarlet g. do ypheid s. do rtmtent d insnma.
ton OF the bladder do. brain Ii do bowels DO chest
do. lungs s. do throat Intemperance Narasmus Mea
sles old organic disease Of the palsy 2
pleurisy rupture u suicide small pox O. serhus liver
I; unknown !. whooping cough I.
Places Of Nanrtfv-United States IA; Ireland, az En-
gland Z; Germany 8; Scotland I; France J.
Of the above there from the Aims House, Bellevue,
4 from Bellevue Hospital City Hospital |; Colored per-
sors, g.
HENRY g. DUNNEL, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Ofice. Dec. ?, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

A HTIFICiAL TEETH. without clasps, sprays
"A NC thereby avoiding injury the adeinRg the
principles Of atmospheric pressure by NJ LEvETT Dentist
No. 31it Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This aethod generally known and approved needs
comment being wholly derent in principle and result from
M practiced In New York.
fits references of the hghes, ampehe spin-
Of the New York public this improved system bs
IN the folio ing respectable
Vide New York Mirror 18th July, 1886.
Courier Il Enquirer, 26th December, lass.
Evening Star, f7ih Jusc, 1887 o4Snos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

the sales IS ATS The inspections Of the week so-
prise ssa bids Maryland ~ hhds Chic, and hhds vir-
gnia-tota hhdA Philadelphia few hhds Maryland
lea have sold att &c. and lot Of st. Domingo at
Isle per h. The market is bare Of Kentucky.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that Institute
for the The collection Of animals the
recherche and excessive that has been offered fer public
specon in this MIR. Van Amburgh will the
at O'Clock M ana past in the evening The hours Of
exhibition will be from 10 IL the for eRoon
r. NJ and from TO In the evening. Admttance %
eens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid
the ventstion and officers attendance TO secure the
visers from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed C. 3. ANGEVINE& co.
d1imN Proprietors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

WIN MLOUGALIN Auetloneex.
B Ser Of Wa. nEs a e CO. nsne,s ssla.. cor.
uon ,oo,n CuAery Consisting Of pen, pocket anl
dnk KNIVES cards and In DOZEN; %
esrnstsrs aad bundles double aad sngsa
eye steel and brass barreled pistols
caps, finbics, knitting needless ard ewes &c nc
Fancy GoodS-Consisng Of double hat
perfumery French and English lavender water &C
Also aninvoioe OF combs buttons ,bssos boots All
shoes
Also, invoice sf Jeweiry-Consstne Of snv.y
rings, watches, breast-pins, chains, NC NC. oe Sm
NEW YORK HORSE BAzAAH
j For the Sale Of Horses Vehicles, nc &c cop,missoa
at private sale daily and by public auction "wednesday
weather.
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of expressing a-
know Judgments 10 the patrons OF this establishment both
hmse and tie late firm OF Stmpsoa Cowan, for the very
sure his friends and the public that he has
its continuance.
Horses taken livery usual careful grooms en-
ployed.
Horses TO hire the description shortest notice to
his friends, and gentlemen introduced by them.
o2S SIN wM. COWAN. 81 Crosby ST.
NEW YORK TATrfcE SA Ll.S.-The regular
public sales OF Horses, Carriages Hairless kc coltinus
place al we'll known establishment every Monday
The next lie will n Monday next lIth Dec,
At IL o'clock All Horses, Carriages &c intended
sale must be shown and entered before Saturday
Nov. 25h, al O'Clock, r. M.
Is also that early application should be made
limited number OF horses only be taken no horses
be offered at auction unless registered in time for the
catalogue
N. ban assortment Of eegant eghs JUS, received and
for SALE
Aso will be sold elegant Chariot and of harness,
III eproperty Of the late DR.. Busbe.
Also pair of fine bay Horses 6 hands high, old,
oS-sm. app " JOHN w. WATSON 44s Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
Ss.s7S.s7I %

This statement presents a very fair condition. The nme
date ties Of the Illinois its cash specie
only while those OF Boston nearly o We
peet many Of the banks in good cond
Curamcns must take place extensively be-
fore general resumption is possible.
The elements in notion and few months viii
throw Off the scum and give us the real coin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
CHEAP CAnPET AND FLOOR CLOTI

HALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the piano forte and flute per page
Also chdrens' colored books
cheapat Mrs. KINGS Book store, 14l Fulton street
NORRISONS HYGEIAN PILLS-Packsts from IS cents
to S. Aso Poweli Baam of Annseed for coughs short
Of BREATH asthma Also and wisters
for sale s above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

We begin movement in monoy matters from this day
forward The resolutions passed by the Bsnk Convention be
united with the policy Of the government
the Of the United States Bank must produce con-
siderable contractons and curtanents and
further exceuents in the money market 1t general
y believed that the government Will heaven and earth
10 sub scheme At the time the United
States and the opposition will make powerful effort to
have institution made the depository of the public
funds under pledge specie payments This
IKE policy which the opposition pursued the extra
sen They then deeated-they expect TO succeed
under revolutions effected at the recent elections
In this iabroso politician and nanciers the Bank Con-
vention recoma monea institutions adopt such
measu may enable them if considered prast
cable month of April next This policy the part of
the Convention undoubtedly adopted in order to permit
the IT, make another effort the govern
meat The result Of this fresh contest will be known therefore
before the Convention will meet.
These the view undoubtedly governing the
duc, of large money and in politics. The combined
effect whole produce great cartament in loans and
circulation the part OF the banks This seems TO be eva
bic The also prevail in all street Yeste
dey stocks angudat the second board they de-
clined-and believed farther fall will take place Some
this the anticipation OF decided ocefoco Mes
sage from the President today But this circumstance only
one of the many of the downward tendancy of things
Ia the tme learn frem the best Sources that the
banks this ctythat is amaory OF themintend to resume
specie body and so to announce their intention
world, time next month, or AT tho fare IN the
month of February understand that all leading
ciers are of this poicysuch Messrs Gallatin
Prime Ncwbold WORTH and others. There is howev
err poroa in Wall opposed to this but the
orty city banks enough to make the effort
successful During the next six weeks there will be local
struggle this very question; and the action Of Con-
gress of State Lgsaure-which latter meets in JAN
uay-wl have some bearing the The course Of
commercial and the standing and position of many
banking institutions favor Of the New York policy
Today we remarkable fact New
had fallen "A discount for bank checks
few weeks per discount On special in
curry at received the following quotations.
Exchange New Orlcans-bank checks, q premium.
/" Charleston s. c.
Philadelphia, u
Boston,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
A Musoslaents.

PAAMM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENING win be per
IoN-Adrasius Mr. Fredericks-ctesphon Mr.. Richinss-
To conclude with PERFECTION or the Maid Of Munster
sir Lawrence Paragon, MIR. Piacide-Kale OBren, Miss
Or Doors open 6aperormarses commence a, O'Clock
Boxes sl-Pi 50 cents-Gallery rs cents
NATIONAL THEaTKE-.ha. lal.4n oyga
He1'e-Mk WALLACk, Lessee-THiS EVENING,
THE TWo FiGARos-count Almsviva. Mr.. Horncaste-
After which,, la BA2ADEKE-zolOe, Madue Augusta
Doors open zen ei~periormanc begin a,7s.
a BLAkELYs BENEFiT-THIs EVENING viii be
THE LADY OF THE LAKE-Roderick Dhu, Mr. Harri-
sonwfa jane NJ S,eyeHson,.Eile Mrs Herr ing
After ' which TIE ssiioNzE aoRsE-png Sing, Mr. Cow
sll-TchmKao, Mr.. Bakely-The Cloud King, Mr. WALTON
rsai Mrs Herring.
Boxes. eess1ri 57iWGsery s commence " O'CLOCK
sEysAF VII !. st9. sasFxS HrSE
After which, How 70 Paw YeuR I NoTE-JacA Ban
SF nf EsS.e sg..aDuse
Q, Br~sndenbargh Mr. Laones.Ludwg, Mr. Jones-Nna
ptey so opsn IS esS
VIII ss to Tat
TIE SoMNAMBULIST-CoI de Rosalassrt, Mr. Corey
After which, TIE HIGHLAND REEL-shel,y, Mr.. Nick.
inson-McG ipin, Mr. Jones-Moggy MeGlpln, Miss Mel
To conclude with MR.. & MRS. PRINGLE-Mr Peter Prin.
gle, Dir. Jones-Mrs. Prnee, Mrs. Jones.
Doors open al past 6; the performance will
O'Clock.
SIZE e SHr-;T a ys
Der d The performances will commence with
ss en- n :k
Amar who will conclue his act by riding his head
the horse at full speed
After which CRAFTSMANSHIP by the whole company
After which, HORSEMANSHlP by Mr.. Downie
After which, COMIC SONG by the Clown
After which, JIM CROW ON HORSEBACK-Jm Grow,
Mr.. Howard
Afler which, WORKMANSHIP by Mr. w. Howss
After which, GRAND SIiANISH TRAMPOLINO, by Mr.
Howard over horses
The wholeiio conclude with THE FRENCH SOLDIER
Henry the soldier Mr.. Hood
Doors open at 6t-perormances Commence Z Boxes
cents Pit Is cents
ENXHIBITION OF ELECTRO-MAGNE
IL models OF machinery. and large continuous railway,
with engine propelled by this wonderful and invisible
power Is to the public in addition the former
hbiton This Is the first and emily regular railway engine in
the world propelled by electromagnetic No. Barclay
street opposite the Asr House and adjoining the American
Hotel from 10 d. to NJ and from TO In the evening
Single tickets so cessmonthly tickets act transferable ST.
For sale at the door, and at the principal hotels.
Principals and teachers schools and seminaries
mission of their pupils, and that when accompanied by them,
d4-lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

These extraordinary facts in the Of do
rnestc exchange that the monetary affairs OF New
York. Charleston and New Orleans assimilatng to the
same Standard while Boston and Philadelphia have
tamens make before they reach the point OF
health and soundness.
The folio wing being the latest also lets in little
light upon the affairs of the great Vest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

ITO BUILDER S-The advertiser has several NJ an fu
lots in Wtissburgh which he wllerchsnge
sonabc terms for such buang be and finished by the
FIRST Of May NEXT On other properly IN their immediate neg
horhood be agreed brick would he prefeed-
Capitalists fnrnng hs atteros place that bids fair
I've Of importance, and several hundred houses
dersoed will he put up there the ensung there
greater certainty ~ reapng rich reward
there, particularly Improved than other spot this
entity. TITS an excellent opportunity TO procure few
ply AT the store No. T NassausL DIV.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-The Seventh
1vl Company If Washington Greys Third Annual Ball will
he given Tammany Hall Tuesday evening" December
M 1887 The floor will be under the direction Of committee,
assisted by Mr. Parker Dancing commenced O'Clock,
continue until hour Gentlemen belonging mill.
ary companies requested appear in unorm. Leader
of TIVE orchestra Mr. A. Dcdworh Tickets be had
the book and fancy store Of Lannuier Co las Broad
at Tammany Hail. and OF the undersigned committee
s. NJ Lannuer, Francis Sisean, Wm H. Purdy, Benz. C..
Watson NJ j. Nordstron, Isaac Boomer, David H. Plumb,
James Bannen. Tickets, one dollar.
Members of the who have notreceyed their tickets
will please apply al las Broadway 73 Fulton street to
the Secretary, +. SlifAN n296r
COMMU NICATION-Having been troubled a
~ siderable time with cough, difficulty in breath
and entire restessness throughout the night in
duced from report TO have recourse to bottle Of "Nows
Pictorial Honey of Lverwor" which before half produ-
ced an entire change in whole system-rst, in renewing
the coughsecondly in restoring the rest which
fore was deprived of-ani lastly, enabling breathe
without the slightest difficulty In gratitude for the happiness
have experienced from using il, this
that all those who be afflicted have
course 10 the remedy. Its simplicity is fit
mesdaion and the price low that cir
cumstances with little produce entire
mo I'm H. M. CLEVEY, 81 Caiharine St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

HARLEM DANCING SCHOOL.-CHARLE
WRIGHT would inform his friends and The public that
he will open school for the instruction Of young ladies
gentlemen the above Mr. Vikings Hail.
on Tuesday December the 5th Hours of practice for ladies
from 2to p. NJ, and 'FRONT.' 10 for gentlemen.
NJ Fer terms and other particulars please call Mr..
whiting as above. n30-5ts
CHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
~ WAREHOUSE, Nos f57 and 159 Chatham street, opro-
site Mubey-The subscribers offer for sale large and
extensive assortment of Kddermnster Carpeng
carpets from Is to lis per yard Also, large
Tucd Rugs from IS to TO- English Hoorcl-hs druggets
Bile plane and stand door mat &c all a reduced
prices for cash. REEVE 4 SHERWOOD.
nl0-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

- .ALt. BANK NOTEs.-ei, ~. 2s, u so SITS ~
- o. and - of Incorporated banks OF very standing
y New England consssty ON hand AT the Strangers En-
change Once % Wall street. for city safety Fund
par. Gold silver and hank b-ught sold be
terms and all kinds thank examined gratis, with
nles no. I'm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
THE TLAND HERAL

discovered my venerable father NO my friend
I have no colony with which can trace this org
inal scene Figure TO yourself the trembling re-
rourou on one SIDE. the naughty Aurora on the 9th
er: and six insolcns young men ecromonIous!
plsein. her an old broken chair with most insult
iue bursts of laughter; and with ple0ssn'Hes The
,aost segrsva,ing, tehnng on their vengeance, AMI
her modification Figaro to yourself the pretend
cd cosehman taking Off suddenly hts plaster ard
his wig faioying' Aurora N't' an air OF superiority
mo, madam, said he in a tone Of ineoneievaole
disdsia, mo, you have not been born, OF brougb'
up tor sn engraycr; such 10. would have done
TOO much honor to your birth, 10 your fortune ana
to your choice. A bcllows-meD6er IS worthy OF
you and suea is he, madam, when you have Ia
ken for your husband.
To be concluded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
William Langlcy's Estate.

STATE q GermOnL )YHHE Hon. the Probsi Couti
D,ar,of n Rutiand IS. - orthe District OF Rutland
TO he heirs u BiHdm LoHgiey, iatscf Pijord IN sud
S,,trisL dee,a,ed GREETING:
Hh,r,d, LORI kErLER administrator OF the estate
of William Longey, hath represented 10 this court that
the personal estate Of the said deceased Is Insufficient I"
pay MS debts BY the sum Of thirty dollars and hath ap
l,.J e. i..... niso real estuie of said
decessed y. will psy said and the COTS and charges
Of settling said estate -
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
the Probate Court at session thereo! 10 be holden nj
the probate office 10 Rutland the first Monday o.!
March next and show good TO the c.atay or give
bonds said court shall direct for the payment OF said
debis-otherwise the said administrator will then be IL
censed and authorized TO sell much Of the real estate
Of said deceased will be sufficient to pay the aforesaid
aud all legal costs and charses-nnd that the publ
cation Of copy Of this order three weeks successfully
in the Ru,luul Herald, printed al Rutland, soon
may be. shall be sufficient notice 10 all concerned
Given under my hand and the seal Of .a'd probate
It's court at Rutland, this 2l,t day Of January,
A. u. 1887.
II. b. TOWSLEE, Register.
true copy Of record.
S II y. TOWSLEE. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
RUSSELL'S
fteb Ointment.

THIS choice and safe ointment said 20 he superior
any in use, Tor that dsagreeable and oathsomc
disease, the This ointment is certain in its opc
ration ths person troubled with tn above disorder
ought be without it. II 10 n remedy for cutaneous
erupons scorbuc affections Of the head any other
breaking cut which from saI in the bioo'
Price 25 cents box.
fresh supply just received and for sale by LUTHER
DANIELS, JAMES BARRETT, JS., JAMES Porter, Burt
& MASON, ADMINISTRATORS LAsoN, West Rutland
Largaon, Mou!ton Co, Casileon-A. B. Bliss Noyce
Ransom, East Poultney-Stanley, Leingwell Il Co.,
West poultney ssbin. Button & CO., Samuel Towns
cad. Wai'ing'ord N"eh w. Sawyer, Tinmouth Isaac
NJ Dan'eis D N. j. Smith. Danny Houghton Brigrg.
T. Strong Son. Powlet; R"wey & Ruler, Graves s.
Fssdick, Granville; standsh Baker. Foot & Bates,
North Grnnviile ID. G. Wright Co, Andrew Anderson
Whi'eha-and in most the stores throughout the u.
STATES 4O:eowly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
benjamin Rays Estate.

Stale Of PermonL (yE1E il remembered that Mt a
District Of Rutland s. ~ special Probate Court held
at Probate Office in Rutland the 4,h day Of January,
A. ID. 1887,
Present WILLIAM HALL, Judge,
JoHS RAY. administrator Of the estate Of Benz anin
Ray, late Of Mdlleown in said district, deceased, pro-
posing 10 render account Of his administration and
present his against said estate Tor allow
Ordered. That said account be examined in court at
session thereof 70 be hslep at the Probate Office in IL
i.ud within aud for ssd district, the first Monday OF
February uext md that the publication OF copy
order three weeks suce,sively in the Rutland He-ad
printed at Rutland, may be, shall be sufficient
notice 10 all concerned to appear, If they see cause and
object thereto.
3 III. B. TOWSLBr, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
William Eayres' Estate.

Di.riet IF Rutland, IS - special Probate court held
nj The Probate Office in Rutland, in sad district the
2lst duy Of January, 4. -. 1897,
Present Hon. WILLIAM HALL, Judge,
JAMES EAYREs, Executor OF the estate of William
Eayres, late Of Rutland in said district deceased propo
sing 10 render account oi his administration ard pre-
sent his account a-nins, suid estate for allowance
Ordered, That .aid account be examined n court at
session theteofto be holden at the probate Office in Ru.
land within and for said district the frs, Mcndry Of
March next and tina; the publication Of copy of thi.
order rce weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Rutiandt eruj,
printed al Rutland, us may be. shall! be sufficient
notice 10 all concerned 10 appear if they cause and
object thereto.
H. y. TOWSLEE, Register.
true copy Of! record,
II. e. TOWSLEE, Pegtsfer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
NORTH AMERICAN
SFztI1N6-BooK;

WITH prospective series of Easy Reading Lemon,
w BY LEVI w. LEONARD, suthor Of the Lit.rs,
and Scientific Glass Book and Sequel to Easy Lesson,
Zig hh edition.
The Gis clifton ~ hi. work was published In Ocfe
ber 1885 since that time ght edition., bctn issued
The following few OF the many ommondaii@
which have beel received by the publisher:
From James T.. Dubois, ". d. New UirsehL l.. l.
have looked over Mir Leonarls "Norih Anericss
Spelling Book" and we'll pleSeed with its general
pearsnce II superior in some respects TO any ,m'
work with which am acquainted and think nigh. al
vsntageousy .upercedc most Of the Spelling Books oov
used IN schools.
From The Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
NORM AMERICAN SPELLING nook. We Delieye "
have before called Hteniion 10 this valuable conf
lstion, published by Mr. George Tilden, Kecue, N. n
and for sale presume, al the Book Stores general
II vii! bear second notice. for consider the srrnDg
ment Of the Lessons and the plan Of the work rougho
admirably designed 10 facilitate the progress OF ID
young learner, particularly in the system Of orhoyrsp
which the author, Mr. l.. w Leonard, iavo-aby know
by his previous Abors 10 the Of eucaion states
coniorned TO Worcester Dictionary. This Spsllr
Book should be carefully examined. We are ,sti.f'
thsi ais merits such 10 render il worthy Ia. sss
ton Of Instructors.
For sale at the Rutland Book Store, by
". FAY.
" School committees and Teachers are re:pfctiali
invited 10 call and examine the work d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
salt 1sbcum Ointment.

THIS is unqucs,ionaby the best and safest remedy
vet offered TO the public for tina, obstinate disorder
Sal Rhtnn. II has succeeded where other have
ss and the feet that il hc. been extensively used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes its praise. II is
equally ececous in all diseases OF the skin, scald head
ring worms and the most inve,erae Itch, &c &c. MI
certificates might be obtained but the proprietor
chooses that fair trial should be the only evidence Of its
superior efficacy. Price SO cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
May Be used in ,cine ~ ,odier.

.VdT DC fIstu N trIUf OT Nda1ff.
THESE celebrated hitter composed purely Of veg
etables Of the most innocent and specific virtues
They u,mcnded particularly for restoring weak
constitutions, cleansing and Strengthening the stomach,
aud increasing the srpetteal.o preventive agaius,
the cholera morbus, feverand-sgue removing ususeu
vomiting, heart burning, weakness in The treus pain in
the stomach and other symptoms Of stulence and ipG
ge.tion One box will tincture one gallon
Price - cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31
NOTICE!

rANliE subscriber would respectfully inform tic
a public that in addition to his usual very gen
eral assortment of