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O. S. MURRAY, EDITOR AND pRopR,rroR

can only know them bv familiarity witt
them. Encourage them to confide in YOU
Be not startled at their faults, or thew will
not show them to you. We only oper
our hearts to those we love, and none bu
such can mend them. Permit the chi!
dren entrusted 10 your care, 10 be as little
as possible out of your sight or hearing
as they will hurt each other if they are
for children left to themselves, even in
play, will catch each others faults. All
that has been recommended, is consisten,
with the most steady and regular conduct
for steady and regular you must be- or YOU
do nothing. Make the children do as
much as possible for themselves. En-
courage them to keep their persons per-
fectly neat use them TO assist each other:
be not severe for riAes: subdue in them
by Gods grace every instance of pride
and vanity let the proud child submit to
the lowest emp Ioymcnt in all things -
teach them 10 speak low and slow dis
courage pertness, which often is fault in
public education: fashion them to grace
tul gesture, carriage and gait; and make
them polite the foundation of good breed
ing is charity and humility; not to offend
or assume, and desire TO please, is good
breeding.
With these, an easy, natural, modest
behavior is more agreeable than what is
called pretty manner, for nothing affect
ed can please. Play with them; forget
the teacher and be their companions: at
the school hours, your instructions will
enough remind them that you are their
master, and that is sufficient. Tire them
not with reading: make them sometimes
leave off when they have an medication
10 proceed. Reflect how great will be
your reward for the exact discharge of
your duties. AS you educate these chill
1ren, they will educate theirs, and so on
until time shall be no more; and if YOU
urn many to righteousness, you will
shine as the stars for ever, for so doing:
and when the great Shepherd shall appear,
you, with other shepherds, will receive a
bright. crown, which fadeth not away,
reserved in heaven for your labor of
love: therefore serve as to the Lord, and
not TO men: think not OF your pensions
and perquisities, so much, as that the most
important, the most honorable Of all en-
ployments, is committed to your care, the
forming the minds Of the next generation,
to avoid las far as in you Iies) all the
faults of this, by endeavoring that those
under your care may become blessings 10
the world, in every station of life, and
bright angels to all eternity The Friend.
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different Evangelical denominations.
Rev. and dear brother The time, it is
believed, has come, when the American
people may claim from the ministers Of
Christ, as due alike to our holy religion,
as 10 our beloved country, full ard able
exhibition of the nature aud ertlS Of PO-
perry.
With this great end in view, it is pro-
posed 10 invite well qualified ministers OF
the different Evangelical Protestant de-
nominations, in our country, 10 deliver
series Of Lectures in the city Of New
York, on the distinguishing characterlS-
tics of Popery.
Several eminent ministers have already
assented to engage in this work and the
necessary churches are read yt to receiver
! Now, will you, Rev. and dear Sir, per-
NIT US to hope for your assistance, and CO,
operation, in this deeply Interesting, and
most important enterprise.
/ II so, be pleased 10 select from the ac-
companying subjects, any one not ma :
| ed with an asterisk, which are already
appropriated and will you be pleased
kindly TO inform us by mail, achat subject
you have selected, and aOhcn it will suit
you to deliver it2
! 1t is designed, if we meet with due en-
enlargement, to compile these discourseS
into a volume, and put them to press as
soon as the series has been comp Ieted. -
For this reason it is desirable, that the
quantity Of matter in each lecture, should
not exceed that of an ordinary sermon, !
practicable.
All the expenses Of the preachers vii
be paid.
The course will commence on---
in the church in-- as soon as tn
necessary arrangements can be made, an'
, at leaS SIX preachers are secured.
JOHN BRECKENRIDGE,
r w. G.. BRowNLEE.
C New Y ork, March 20, 1887.
e |. Popery morelty in the christian
e world; its origin; its rise and its rites
l. no popery before the 9th century. 1t
! partly pagan in its rites; and partly
: corrupted copy of the Jewish Theocra cy
re 2. The rule of faith: word of Goo
g not depending on the Pope's authority
lr the church of Rome.
3. The union of church and state; ii
'r history; consequences; this the leadin
rs characteristic of popery, inseparable fro'
- it when in power.
OF a. The pope's supremacy and tmfaH
" bility; its rise, history. consequence
ID evils OF; refutation by scripture and II
ly fathers.
,u 5. The pope's claim of temporal POT
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-03
SLAVERY AND EMANCIPATION.

ltmay not be known to our readers gener-
ally, that J. H. KrMBALL, of -Hamp-
shire, and j. A. THoME, of Kentucky, are
now on tour in the West Indies, connect
ed with the subject of slavery and emanci-
patton. The following from the pen of the
latter, we copy from the Human Rights:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-03

may be supposed to have been derived
from the labor Of slaves whom the laws
OF South Carolina make it penal Of
1ence to teach to read the gospel p
Pla1ndealcr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-03

RoBBING PETER TO PAY Paul.
The members of one of the churches IN
Charleston, South Carolina, lately adopt
ed series of resolutions, pledging them,
selves to contribute annually six hundred
dollars for the support Of a missionary
of the gospel among the heathen.' The
first sum of six hundred dollars was ap-
propriated to the support of a missionary
stationed at Cape Palmas, in Africa.
In reading these proceedings, 1t natu-
rally occurs to the mind to inquire what
portion of this sum of six hundred dollars
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-03
ANTI-ROMANISM.
From the American Protestant VindIcator.
CIRCULAR.

Projected Series OF Lectures on POpery, to
be delivered in New-YOrk, by an Assoc
citation Of distin SIIished Ministers of the
different Evangelical denomination
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

EcososY.-Thc most economical people in their do
nestle affairs are the French. Outstanding their re
sources they are enabled lay great deal by for their
pleasures 1t theirlove Of pleasure which has doubt
less engendered this system Of economy IN their house
holds "a otherwise they would have been enabled
20 crafty their ruling passion.
We are not by nature, an economical people. The
Anrlo.Saxons we're always remarkable tor love Tor
their inward man. and the which they have always
taken OF H. Feasng-roast beef and plum pudding,
with turtle soup and all the oeas which characterize
a bon ripant are not confined Aldermen, but form a
constitutional character ofour race.
In these times Of real distress and suffering among SO
many Of our citizens the French plan OF cookery Is
worthy of some coasideraon-and the poor, by hus-
banding their little resources Ia mode dc France wosld
be enabled to make their little 60 muck farther than II
would do without such knowledge. The French, many
Of the poorer classes make soup their chief article OF
food. There few among us, in boiling leg or a
small piece Of mutton other meat who do not throw
away the water in which tits boiled This is piece OF
extravaganza that Frenchman would never be guilty
Of A very considerable portion Of the nutriment Of
meat is boiled out into the n this is thrown away
there il Of course waste Of much nurimcnt which
the poor can i'll afford The water in which the meat is
bsiied, even when il becomes Juice and water is not
palatabe in itself-but with much vegetable matte
as could be got for two, becomes exceedingly
So and Is dish which would make Frenchmas hap
Ply at any time.
II is only Of course, in times Of distress, that such
points become worthy Of consideration but then there
il nothing riAng. that is object to the poor that i
not matter Of especial importance
no There Is q sst mortality from fever, at Arkan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

A NTgFICtAI TEE ru. without clasps, spsns.
N &C thereby avoiding injury 10 the adjoining teeth the
principles oi atmospheric pressure by ~ LEvETT Dentist
No. Sill broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall
This method generally known and approved, needs
comment, being wholly dfsrert in principle and result
aAy prsctced w New York.
fs references OF the highest oer ampeihe epn
ion OF the New York psbc 'hs improved system may DO
w the following respectable papers
Vide New York v~rnr 18th July. 1896
Courier 4 Enquirer, 18th December, lass.
Evening Star, i7h Juse, 1897 o. 5mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

RIOT AT ALToS.-The Alton Telegraph Of the sth
Instant says -" II is with the deepest regret that
step the press in order that late hour last
night an attack was made by large Number Of persons
in the warehouse Of Messrs. Godfrey, Gilman & Co
for the purpose Of destroying press intended for the
revival of the Alton Observer, which, shocking
late, resulted in The death of two ndivdualsthe Rev.
f. 7. Loyeoy, late editor Of the Observer and man
named Bishop. Seven others were wounded; two Sc
verely, and the others slightly. We add more
at this time than that the assailans succeeded in effect
ing their object"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

Cot. WERE LocoFoco.-My old friend comes out
this morning am gives his political creed He is
against tho Safety Fundhe is in favor Of free
srcted banking, &c &c. These are excellent locofoco
doctrines. The locofocos the first to advance
them in this city. The Colonel is at last fixed Go
ahead
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
IS CEDAR STREET
Oar JOHNSON u Co.'S Psvfsp,,ry store,
Corner of william and Cedar sta.

I AMPS CUANDkLIEKs NC.-The subscriber
IL inform his friends and the public In general tina
he has received by late arrivals from Europe elegant
OF the aforementioned articles which he offers
sale at unprecedented low prices Tor cash. Wholesale and re
tail, viz
Astral lamps, In gill; bronred, marble and glass pillars
Mantle do In do DO Do do will
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for candies, from 10 20 ght.
Book lamps, Or drawipg ROOMS, from 2 to- s.
Elegant eandeabrss carrying from TO IS lights
Elegant rante candlestic psis and ornamef tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
Hanging lamps, from IN lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted In oil coors
Ladies' gilt buckles. slides, head bands, he
Single and double barrel percussion iowng piece
Ducmg holster, belt. - pocket pistols
Plated cardlestcks, branches, cruet frames
Tea kettles, boltIestsnds, Nc WI WREAkS,
s27-9nls lis FuADn -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

Lay ~ supply y. fore Navigation closes
wv and all who faver Of In these hard
ROCKWELL co. have on hand, and receiving week
w. the hest quality OF hardwood Charcoal eS
cusiyely from beach, birch and maple timber In
containing eight barrels EACH certified by the Inspec
tor OF Charcoal Tor the city, and delivered part without
charge for carriage box n fosna, experiment. tn
burn third longer than pine coal . ~
sample OF the above coal can be No. Franklin
Square where information will he given sod orders received
the prices correspond nearly WIN fose ~ pine
coal u becomes great Object for those using The article tn
call and exsmneil nl1-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
SIT Isgs GINS aSi, AND

llAnDW Al r., NVTLENH. GUM AND
PiSTOLS.-A W. SPIES 1872 Pearl offers sale
extreuie low prices the following goods.
Rodgers, wosserholn, ard oher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery all kinds
Wade, and Butchers, rd Fllnt's Iarors
Britarnia, plated ard japsnned wares
Anyils, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Phases and Files ~ aihercat makers
Collins, Sumonds and Stones AYES.
500 g p,s. 800 RIDES 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every Kind
tun materials tor Gunsmitls
Pocket Books. Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
Nielir Strings and violins
Gerrsn and French Fancy Goods IL lots to purchs-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

Clinton Hail. No. 5 Beekman street,
Brown a co.., One Priced Hat s,ore.
L THE subsc ibers, since the year 1884 have aimed
furnishing The plblic With an elegant and substantial
pre o. ~ They can now say that their efforts have
ured BY during the lat res oafh surpa in beauty
and nnsh any heretofore Offered, and stand pre-eminent
among those q higher prices by the fashionable part Of
they have Just completed their arrangements to plain
Ulster t Tor $50 which in point 81 style and finish, ele
gance oorm ana General appearance viii compare with those
price.
alG-sm. 17s Chatham square, cor. sioU ,t.
Premium Chenille Hats.
~ MRS. NJ. D. HODGE, of he Premium Tu,can and
nv ,at store, 10y Grand St having premua awarded
Amer, an institute or her splendid Chenille Has, manuac-
ccssary supply thsse uy eeaant ats 50 o IN
prfen season and respectfully invites ladies' and
tolmpect The SAME. nl6-im'
NEW AND sfLtNbiD STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING
sul9-sH. Next door to the zoologc-li Institute.
MNs. II HENssiGT,rh DAvI.,
no. S04 BROADWAY, New oRK.
READY-MADE LINEN STOCKS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, PERFUMERy, DC.
n y. iGentlemens Linen made order in the ne,,est
manner o26-lm*
Visiting Cards--Nisitins Carus-- lsi,ing
" Engraved in superior style and printed with the ut
most n,alness N the noa approved fashion. just received
superior lot q Porcelain cnrd., expressly for visiting cards
poish cannot be cSceied
Pisors furnishing TIER own card plates have theG print
ad in superior style hours notice. Specimen books
can he examined and all orders promptly by ap
plying at VALENTINES Engraving Printing Rooms,
80 John street, of William.
II Cards a, home for wedding parties, rcanIe
cards, bail tickets &c. &c o26lms
~ u y N q ~ e D.,
WANUFA cTURERs AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather & hose W God w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and ihdrp ahe article travellers
regari safety l#a convenience.
No. t9 William street, corner Of Liberty street.
NJ H. An extensive and general assortment OF POCKET
bOOhS OF every ty and from 30 SIS per
zen, from q constantly hand and manufacture
ing Pock aoOAs Caro- Cases, OF pearl she'll ivory
Their, &c. s2s3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
EHENCH LANGsAGE-oRAL SYSTEM The

EHENCH LANGsAGE-oRAL SYSTEM The
subscribers second Evening Glass; from 10 O'Clock,
ely Mondav WEDNESDAY and Friday, IS now organizing
who wish Join requested TO apply
possible their flames and residences that due
tee may hea when the class willie made ADD
re- ady teopsn. =, mhNsSCh, ~ heeu
X Those who DESTROYS 70 witness the subscribers
OF 70 aching invited 10 call above o'clock,
Tsesdsvs alternate, or any evening. n'blw'
Vanilla EANs.-h susll case Just received and
for sale by RUSHTON kASPINwALL.
o2t3m' No 30 William ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
VYusT1pN CRACK EH IA x ERy For sale

BOSTON CRACKER BAK Err For sale, ths
ID Bakehouse and two Ovens together with the lease 81
bonse in front If No so Orchard Of
last May egetLer with the custom established cracker
chine s the fixtures, with horse and The sales
have averaged year from s75 to 100 per day, with
one horse and II good sstasd for the lesi
bread and cake business the city Adding the latte,
business epterprsng may clear $4,000 5000 PEI
year with Ease opportunity seldom offered, AID will be
sold reasonable Constantly hand, Boston Crackers
superior kind Bostoa Butter Sugar and Water Crackers al
delivered in part OF the city, For information enquire
the subscriber on the premises -. -
oia.ims WILLIAM ROND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

PicksIny's Peruyfah SteeI CutIeTy.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received. and ogers for
SALE for CASH splendid and extensive stock of this
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and finish OF which
be surpassed which he invites the
the trade. The stock comprises
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORs with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles warranted good and ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases, coatain-
ing seven Pearl Ivory Black Horn Raror tor every
day Of the week
PERUVIAN STEEL DIGKS, In great varsity.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with !, 2, 8, and blades warranted.
Cards containing OF dozen Of Drks Pesknives
sorted patterns.
Three beautiful Rosewood mul,um in parvor DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling cases made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases, each containing s.
csS, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Cut,
lery Cases, &c. &c &c.
w; N. PICKsLAY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

#AN Ma lIsBEhT
Begs to inform me public that he has oomrasn
c. Business
IN THE CITY OF NEW YoRR.
LIB IL A l. VANCES
will be made
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED HIM.
III He will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants on order AT cent commission and exercise his
ODg experience IN mercantile ha wing ended
general business of the OF years.
and The last five this city, hopes liberal
patronage The utmost despatch ., unhincbng adhe
renee Ia. sstrucuons will be strictly observed.
- Once l56 Pearl 81, up tairs. sli-3m'
Gregory's Vanilla Cream Candy.
III "A CARD.-The above Justly celebrated Candy
aow be had genuine together with a general
Lounges and other Confectionery all o refined
and warranted pure, No. ISL William street. 32lk
Broadway by III. GREGORY, the original investor OF the
vanilla Cream Candy. o4-jn-
Tuscan straw Hats.
III BE ADVlSED.-Au who about To purchase Tus-
aAd be goods, in the with
may be found AT L. BENEFITS Straw Warehouse
Room, No. 2s7 Broadway,
And also he found this well known establishment
assortment OF fashionable silk Hats and Dress Caps very
low prices
NOTICE TO ElKENEN,
And all Others who wish 10 keep their dry during the
cemsat season.
~ H. NEWELL at "a Canal street. respectfully gives no
tee that he has succeeded manufacturing the
artice,a
WATER PROOF BOOT,
mat he warrants 10 be perfectly which
he n enabled 10 sell lin the
pair =
Constantly hand Genenen's FINE boots from u d to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

ICELAND MOSS JELLY. tor coughs, colds ana
eonumptiors. useful alike w such cases rs aseucent
ild tonic and simple and nniritating article Of diet for
sale by j. A. n. LAMOJREUN, J7T Broadway.
nI.9vs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
cheap Fashionable boot store.

- ;, H0Ot StOFe.
1T H. NEWELL, al ~ Canal ST. of Wooster gives
notice that he is constantly receiving from his factory boots
II every description which he warrants will al redu
ced prices FOR cash
BY devong his attention exclusively OF
Boots he Is enabled better article and by selling
for cash he afford 1t cheaper than
cyor in other words oevates the necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency OF bad customers
NIB Water Proof Boots from u to IS 5eBoys Winter
from ~ to $25o. oSo-m-
New Commission and Forwarding House,
New Orleans.
~ JOSEPH WILLIAM DwyER, 81 Common street
New Orleans date II ~ LOUIS solicit the the fayoof
signmen all which either for snle Shipment orders
purchase they pledge their undivided and attcn-
ton.
ST. Louis, Oct. Q, 1887
ST. Louis-McG uBngle Way, j. y. walsh & Co. 9.
gov, shaw Taium. Won PhuI McGi.
Louisvie-M Cody.
Cincinnai-M. II. Carsilly
Quincy, Iinois--Camron Arius Person Tyson.
New Albany, Indiana-Rchards Crane. nl3-aws6ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

lAMEs DkHsDALE. Veterinary SURGEON, No -
Fifth between the Bowery and Sec-o Avenue begs
INFORM the public hat az attends personally to
sboeing OF by deputy formerly Therefore
gentlemen sending horses tn may on
having them bod the 6c principles
He kewise attends the borses usual his
inhrmary, bat his horse shooting pre-
ciude the possibility attending them their stables,
cept those In hisimnr~dia~ vicinity
To those who sceptc OF his abilities, he will merely say
Put them 10 the proof OF the pudding In thu
eating y JAMES DkysDALE, VS.
% 3n, Graduate ofth~ Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

CASTOR AND SATIH-BEAvER HATS are now
~ offered TO the citizen. Of New York ests-
bishment OF HOWELL CO, 12s Chatham street,
upon the following The price OF all silk hats ia
gliding maps, will be three dollars their fur hats
long and short consisting of nutria and plain CASTOR win
he dollars As the subscribers have pains
these hats with the elegance style and
fnih they viii sell cash,
bised prices, from which they will In addition
umbrellas, and splendid assortment OF canes consisting OF
nearly forty different kinds and patterns gcter
OF fancy and other brushes received by the PoIan
which they enabled sell oned less than the usual
prices. HOWELL L. Co
o2f3m' 126 Chatham, opposite Roesevelts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

cTEHLlNG's ORIENTAL BALSAMIC
- COMPOUND-An efHcacious sautary, and eAectua
medy In all Of Leucorrhra involuntary Emissions,
nal Weakness Irrs guary NJ the Mens~s ated
action Of the Bladder and IN all diseases Of the Urinary Or
The immediate relief generally afforded by
the Balsamc Compound in slrr Of time has
heightened Its celebrity the OF the above Diseases 10
confidently offered with accompanying certificates ofhe
eminent Of the British Faculty, which will stamp the high
putstion ia which the unique preparation valued Prepared
- w Sterling White Chapel. London. Sold wholesale
and retail by NATHAN ". GRAHAM,
No. % Nassau ~. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

- ROOM TO LET. Afurnshed lodging room 10
let With breakfast frequred. Apply at $50 Nassau a.
x28- SLIM
- AT MONARQUEs's294 BOwERY, Is oherea
for sale handsome Hats for "a any offered
,he pubc-hgh and durabe-warrsnied onfur bodies
- and water proof s9-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20

$3.50 OF lEELAND-Persons sending money 10 heir
r. nos ~ ireland, Scotland England be weekly
accommodated WIN drafts the bank Of Ireland payable
sgh ~ Ne different inland iowas in gland Ireland
land ana wales Those residing IN Tie country
money ny post he letter paid which viii pusctually
attended TO- and arecept returned Ofce 81
South ROCHE BROTHERs A co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
81 syzs Ga 81
213 PEARL STREET.

IL PERSONS residing In this country w.o wish 10 send
ior Their friends rom Great Britain Ireland will d.
cali al this Office where they still make for
having them brought 10 this country. The subscriber will
30 furnish drafts Liverpool Bank Of Ireland
sums a may he refnred engage send any any
pa o. Great Britain or Ireland and will only remark that IL
te determination ~ himself and his friends III Liverpool,
maj The same punctunliy which hitherto
po ~ me forwarding OF passengers without delay and ha-
wing an drafts PAID tie presented, WILL
hefeioiorr, be strictly adhered
Applications made either personally by letter. post paid
10 the subscriber, will be attended TO-
ol63ms sAaII TIJ0aIp SON PA Pearl 81