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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
COUNTING HOUSE SCHOOL AND WRITING
" ACADENY-IF BRA(s q has oneped bis School IN Two


neatly furnished al l2i Broadway
manshp and Book Keeping Beautiful and mastery Penman-
ship will be guaranteed to pupil mot laorng under
unusual Disqualification very limited number Of
Gentlemen viii be taught to execute with rapidly like that Of
thought the bold, accurate and splendid manuscript that
secures the admiration of the curious the decided appro
baton Of Of business dexery and the astonis
men Of those swarmng creeping scrbbe manufacturer who
mpudenty thrust themselves into notorey by nterminabe
puery backed by aborous black and white scratched and
painted specimens to prove their capacity teach others what
they cannot do themselves
Ladies will be taught write with perfect and elegance
the embarrassing perpexes ofbad pens which they
mend will be enecuay remeded and that which often detes
ladies from useful and interesting correspondence graceful
employment, will be completely removed Writing will be.
come pleasure instead Of bore.
Bookkeeping will be taught thoroughly and practically
the plan Of the late Mr. Goddard The School Room will be
Counting Room, where all the ordinary OF business
will proceed through its nrcaces and varieties Including
tom house business brokerage, mercantile facilities Of cacua
ton, &c Mr. Bragg having been practical business book
keeper during many Of the earlier years Of his life.
The silly absutes of expression 10 be found in pub
LEGATIONS for the direction OF youth in business forms and
respondence will be howna nd pupils viii be taught
of business and 10 emboy their thoughts than
tocopy ignorant nded by persons who
practical acquainianc wnh mercantile habits
myl5.lmeed-
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80. IL.
HERDMAN a. X EENAN's
IL ~ III Ill

ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES.
All eo a steersge passengers TO and from Great Britain
near Beekman St, and 81 South ST., New York.
sdens IN he United ssate and Canada wishing TO seud
lor er friends residing In Great Britain Ireland can ID
opportunities, via Liverpool.
The propretors having made additional
The despatch oil extra vessels, beg their
friends and the public that in selecting this line they will avoid
the unnecessary detention and expense much
and rest assured that all the the United
DOM well this side of he Atlantic will the best edo
torender despatch and comfort all who
engaged here, and their friends who may embark IN company
with them; and in all where the passengers come
their money will be refunded To the persons from whom
received
Ships viii be despatched from Liverpool for the deren,
ports followsor New York, weekly for Boston Phla-
dephia and Baltimore three times each months tor New Or
leans and Mobile twice each months for Quebec three times
Persons wishing passage Liverpool and London be
accommodated by the regular line OF packets for Liverpool
weekly for London the l 10th and 10th OF each month
These wishing rsmt money to their friends, can be ac-
commodaed with drafts for any amount throughout
who w give eyey assistance in forwarding the passengers IL
Liverpool.
For further information relative this establishment, apply
Eessrs. sherlock Arlington No Waterloo Road, and No
Is Chapel st. Liverpool,
Messrs John Dickson Co, wsring s, Belfast
VIM Donoghue, William ST., Londonderry.
James Beew, Drogheda.
Patrick McMuen, Castle St, Newry.
J. Callaghan, Lawrence Town. near Balinasloe,
Edward Sherlock, Cas,lepoard.
Thos. Higgins, Balymahon.
Jas. Dugan, Aricih, near Coleraine.
Michael Ginty Drumlish county Longford
John Brady, Baly; Jas Duff, county Cayan.
Mm, c ss1ngg'' s Sore'
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
Hugh Shields Clones, county Monaghan.
Mr.. Anderson, No IS Turner'S Cour, Glasgow
David Foster AMMAN.
- McDougald ir.yerness
Root Mcneil, Newtowp Stewart ,T.N KEENAN,.
my30-l-., log and 81 South 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
~ TRUST COMPAhY-Persons may effect nsurances
with this Company their lives, the lives Others
and either for the whole duration OF life for limited peri
cd. The payments Of preum may he either made annually,
or In gross sum- .
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FTE At q

Chatham begs inform the ladies of NJ York and It's
vicinity that he has received per arrivals the
choice and elegant assortment OF goods offered in this
city.
Elegant Printed Musins of the most novel designs
Printed Lawns and Chalces.
40e Victoria Dresses % IS the dress 10 yards among
which choice assortment Of coors
case Of the real Imperial Blue Black Washing Silks,
eight shings yard, offered in this city under
Ribbons in endless variety.
A full and choice assortment Of rich figured and plain
Silks and Satins
dozen plain embroidered Hosiery, for Is 6a per
bpsr
Russia Diapers and Table Linens
case OF Gibson's celebrared Irish Linens
4 cartons OF Embroderes.
Drapey Musins IN every style together with large
assortment OF French Cscoes and Domestic Goods,
MENTION the lowest price asked, and abate
menf. IT, MORGAN 125 1-2 Chatham ST. assn
TUE subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, at
the Corner Of Fulton and Water Brooklyn, In the best
week or very moderate charge The which
overlook New York the East River pleasant and
airy, will be let either with without board some Of them
connected with parlors suitable for small families The table
VIII be furnished with good substantial fare and the bar with
good liquors Every attention win be paid 70 he comfort Of
all who visit the house DANIEL BELCHER.
Brooklyn, May g. 1887. myNlm+
MO-. PEARL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and SPLEEN
did iioeL-Board reduced to 81 50 Pearl Street House
Rebuilt with convenience upon the old scte In the midst
OF the Burnt District The proprietor, grateful for most lib
eral patronage cheeruy the wishes Of his friends and
the public In this crisis Nv reduction dollar snd fifty
cents per day. while he continue his style keep
ing and attention as heretofore. JOHN NJ FLINT.
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE ROOM

S-MR HORN begs leave ~ acknowledge the obligations he
under TO the gentlemen who have so literally patronsed his
establishment AMI has the pleasure inform his friends and
patrons that he has entered into arrangements with
celebrated pie baker for supply of the best pies and
arts that possibly be made In this CITY, He also will be
able s all times 20 supply bis customers with coffee and cho
coae Of the finest favour and richest quality and haier
himself that establishment in the city the public be
better and more satisfactorily served with such articles than
his. myl63m
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sALUBRIOus sTOMACHIC

SALUBRIOUs sTOMACHIC EFFERVEs-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducng immediate efervescent draugh in the highest
possible state OF perfection, alayng the thirst well being
mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoled In difficulty Of digestion, where its med
cna properties has stood the the approval of The
fasdieus and the learned.
To tourists captains of vessels will be found
desderatum Of highest import either in sickness or in
health whatever climate, will surpass any other prepa
ton extant being peculiarly portable renders ID m fur.
Their acquisition Prepared by, -
JOHNSON A CO Chemists
Attheir Created Water Depot, SO and 20 Cedar a.
Soda and sedlu Waters, Syrup Of all kinds seidiiz and
goda pow lie ie2-7 rn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

ID CARDS. w. BRYIfAM, ofthe Bowery steam Coutec.
ticsry and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public that he y always
fully prepared with Ice Creams Iemonades MpadS SodaS.
Ices &C. lc, with the various dccacss they
for their accommodation also the hest
proved principle W. r. respectfully invites those persons
who have not yet had an opportunity o visiting his Saloon
make call nj ga Bowery, when they Judge ~ The com.
and accommodations Of bis establishments At the same time
peging himself that his patrons viii always find respectable
and select society, with accommodating walters W. w. ill.,
tends devote his whole and so attention 10 his Bowcrv
iabhmeni rs also Mrs H. tn the confectionery department.
and with the united exertons of both hope sin 10 merit
tnuance OF the patronage already extensively experienced
with many thanks for past favors. = W RRNIAM,
Bewery steam Confectionery and Saloon No H8 Bowery,
mvNi.lm opposite 10 Rivinutou
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Money VIII be received In deposit by the Company and he
in trust, upon which interest will be allowed follows
Upon any 800, rredeemabe for year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

IENNIsON,s PREMIUM HEERIGERA
~ TORS, WINE COOLERS, OR SAFE~.-An article OF
great and convenience butchers Keepers Of hotels
boarding houses and vcuaers They are Of very great Inn
Porance, answering every purpose ~ m lce ihey can
be seen In az No ~ Centre, and Clinton Marke-aso IN
several hotels The manufacturers have on hand great va
ETY. of all sizes consisting mahogany and pine AZ their acto
~, corner Varick and Charlton SIS. mylo I'm
MOUNT PROSPECT COTTAGE, Fla6ush
Road and half miles from the terry, conducted ny
mr. and Mrs GOOLDThs delightful spot commands one Of
ur o extensive and picturesque views OF any N the neigh
oorhood OF New York, embracing the cy noble bayand
All wnn The sweep of distant horizon On the very summit
~ ths emnence stands Mount Prospect Cottage, which VIII
- on Saturday June 3d. for the accommodation
oi tne the conductors aers themselves they need
only refer 70 the past to satisfy their friends and the
pubic that the accommodations this establishment will
be inferior al least 70 any Long Island.
Refreshments OF All kinds nj all bonrS
Dinners lin MIS- Soods particular styel for small Picnic
parties, on being ordered the day previous
Wines Liquors nc nsal the
well known taste OF Mr.. Good.
TIE. pariescan at all tines be comfortably accommodated
je2A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

UInary flch and dfIiciOns article Is
sale wholesale and retail nj No. 1871 Will
pointment, at 32lt Broadway, and at no
IL is a fact well kown that Vanilla is 70
ing ice cream here, then, Is ice cream il
form, lin all except the ice) but unlike its
by age. The public in general and esps
sweet tooth, are respectfully invited to
No. 1871 William 81. is between Fulton an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
cARsAPARILLA sYRUP.

SARSAPARILLAS SYRUP, of superior quality
- and flavor, made expressly for Soda Water sale
low price Of los. gallon and city,
addressing order the Bowery Steam Confectionery No
200 Bowery. ie5tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14

NOTICED Rail Road and Steamboat Companies IIo-
tells and other public establishments subscriber Il
prepared 10 make contracts for furnishing any establishment
with Cards representing due bill ~ value and
amoup, IN his american silver Composition and he win
not only to put them very reasonable but
''' DR. IEwrs rEucBTwANeER,
nyi7 2CourIsDdts St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-14
BROWN a. CO.'S ONE PKI

SToRE.-The subscribers, since
- aimed ut furnishing the public with
stantial HAT Of the most graceful form, nj
price of 81. They can now say that the
crowned with triumphant success. The
by them during the last three months, SUI
finish any heretofore offered, and stand
those Of higher prices, worn by the fashioni
patrons they would say--the quality, a. faj
form-the price moderate and fxed--the
the sales for cash. l79 Chatham Square, c
myl9-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29
CONGRESS-.

Mr.. WEBSTER in his remarks on the bill TO
postpone the fourth inst lment to the states,
took occasion to express his views. as to
the duties of The government, touching the
currency, in which, it will be seen, he re-
pudales the idea of n separation of the in.
teres's Of the government, from the inter.
esis Of the people.
1t has. no doubt, struck the country
generally that the most important ohec.
ton 10 the Message Is, that it SAYS Moth
ng abot relief to he country, directly and
mainly; the whole amour, of the PROPOSE
ton It contains relates to the Government,
itself the interest of the community j.
treated as collateral, Incidental, and con-
tlngent. So in the communication made
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. the
81 ate of the currency. the condition in
which the commerce and trade of the
country now are, is not looked to as a
prominent and material object. The Sec
re'ary's report, as well as he Message it
self, exclusively regards the interest Of the
Government, forgetting, or passing by the
People. The out pourIngs of the Sacreta
~, which are very considerable in quantity,
are under seven heads, The exact number
of the seven walls of which we read bnt
the contents Of none of these is concocted
or prepared in reference to The benefit o;
,hc community all the medicine is inten'
ded for tie Government Treasury, and
there is none for the sickness and disease
Of society, eXcent COllatcraly, remotely
and by-he,by. 1t is, however, to The
credit of the President that he has given
in an uncquivocal and ineligible manner
his reasons for not recommending a plan
for the relief of the country, and they are
that, according to his view, it is not with
in the constitutional province Of Govern
men;. confess (said Mr.. w, this decIa,
ration is to me quite astounding, and
cannot but think that, when it comes to be
considered, it will produce q shock upor
the whole country. THIS nvowed diSre,
gard Of the public distress, upon the ground
Of alleged want of power; this exclusive
concern for the interest Of Government
and revenue this line Of distinction now
for the first time, drawn between the in.
teresls of the Government and the interest.
of the People, must certainly present a
new era in our politics. For one, (sad
Mr.. W. consider Government as bu, q
mere agency; 1t acts not for itself bu, for
'hei country; the whole end and design Of
its being is to promote The general inter.
esls of the community. Peculiar interests
selfish interests, exclusive regard for it.
self, are wholly Incompatible with the OBJ
jecs of its institution aud convert it from
IT'S true character as an agency for the
People, into a separate dominant power
with purposes aud objects exclusively its
own.
Holding, Mr.. Presidcnt, opinions on
This subject, and being prepared to stand
by and MAINTAIN them, ! certainly rejoice
at The clear shape which the question has
at last assumed. Now, he that runs may
read, there are none but caa'see what the
question ia; is there any duty incumbent
on this Government TO superintend tho &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

VERMONT The general result Of the election
in this State Is much the same as las, year-a about
40 Wing majority in the House, and 60 Whgs 10
10 V. u. IN the Senate Zone gainJ.-Some gains
aud losses, bn not worth a rigid estimate. We
must, however. congratulate our good Wig brelh.
rem at Burlington for the decisive victory g,,ned by
them. A good deal Of government patronage is
bestowed in that place. and, in addition to The
common sized loayes and fishes, there is now in the
process Of expenditure for a break water, Two
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. We do not
complain of this work, for we believe it will be a
public benefit but we speak Of it TO show the
influence which necessarily results from SO copious
shower as two hundred thousand dollars.
Nathan B. llaswell is The superin endent of the
building of the break.water. lie vas also one
of The Van Buren, candidates for Senator, and is
DEFEATED. Harry Bradley, a Wing, is elected rep
rescnlaIive Of Burlington, by a majority of 81
votes. Mr.. Bradley is known, at home aud
abroad, as gentleman of extensive business -
intelligent, up' ,shl, and highly respectable. We
tender HIM our warm acknowledgements Spirit
of Serenty.Sir.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

HARD TIMEs.- One would scarcely be.
lave that Mobile was within the freezing
ATTITUDES, when the fact is stated that the
demand there for ice was SO great, on the
10th inst, that $50 was offered for piece
eight inches square, and what is better, the
offer was refused. says the Mobile Exam.
iner--the landlord stating tha, his custom.
ers would level his house to the earth, were
he thus cooHy to defraud them Of their
rights.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29
LONDON POLICE.

Yesterday boy, 10 years of arc, named
Henry Hooper, was brought before the
LoRD MAYOR, charged With havlnr at.
tempted % pick The pockets OF several
gentlemen.
TWO policemen stated that they had
observed the boy, whom they knew 10 be
"a clever hand try some pockets in quite
praclscd manner. Al last they took him
INTO custody. to prevent mischief.
The boy, who appeared to be Nd to the
GA Bailey practice, undertook his own
defence with great spirit, and occasioned
some surprise in the justice room.
"You say" SAID he to one OF The police.
men, "lhat Won know me. Pm like other
boys, ant T. Nothing extraordinary about
me :"
Policeman saw you distinctly try two
or three pockets.
Boy-MInd what you say. There's
somebody here knows that you are telling
a whopper.
Lord Mayor-We'll hear your witnesses
presently.
Boy-I don't mean SIGH witnesses as
him, please your lordShip. | mean The
witness that won't be seen.
Lord MayOr-Then you mean to appeal
to God'
Boy-Ant no mistake I'd be glad TO
know what chance that policeman viii have
IN the other world, if he tells slch lies of
poor innocent boy' Well, what did YOU
see me do besides,
The second policeman said, that he saw
the prisoner actually put his hand down
into the pockets of passers, BY.
Boyd be glad to know whether you
have any idea Of another world' (Lau Oh.
teri
Lord Mayor-Wby. you see you are
known.
Boy-Known! Your Lordship won't
believe what these men say of me. will
you? I'm sure wouldn't believe what
they say of you.
A third policeman i turned him out of
Aldgate in the morning, my Lord. He
was looking IN at shop, no doubt 10 as.
certain whether he could not make a grab
at something.
Boy-Oh, Lord, oh Lord just went
to look in at shop windy, TO see whether
there was notice up for an errond boy,
when tins man comes up. But walked
away without word from him. for | sun.
pose may use my legs al any rate.
Lord Mayor-Cerlanly, but these men
say, that you have very awkward way
of using your hands.
Boy-They don't consider, my Lord.
that there's somebody up above as is lis
len'ng to EN- this very blessed minute.
Ihey never saw me in trouble in their
ives I'm poor hard working lad os
ever was, and never put a hand into any
pocket but my own:
The Lord Mayor,-Why did YOU no.
seno Tor your friends, if you are SO good
and so industrious.
Boy There's no use in it. I've told
these policemen dozen times where to
'go' but they won't do any thing without
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

We learn from the Missouri Republican, that
Mr.. Van Buren's negotiation with the Sac and
Fox tribe of Indians for the purpose Of Obtaining
their assistance ia The war against the Semmoes,
has entirely failed. When The proposition was
made one of the chiefs rose and made this memora.
BILE reply.
"'rell our Grea, Father at Washington, we arc
sorry TO hear that he is wa,ring with The Red men
of the SOUTH Tell him we, too, are engaged in a
war Of Our own with the Sioux They aye killing
our warriors and braves, and leaving our children
helpless aud deiencecss our lodges are unsafe,
aud our hunting grounds are filed with the cowardy
dogs IL onr Great Father at Washington will
send u one hundred of his men, and help us to
drive the Sioux from our huni' ing grounds, and 10
pursue them until they beg for their lives Like wo.
men, we will pay our Father for his men as much
as they deserve and as The Sioux are con.
quered, we viii 60 aud hcip our Father in his war
with the Red men Of The snnlh. II our Father can.
not help us TO do this, we cannot help him.
The officer in charge Of This service, not having
the authority to enter into treaty offensive and de-
fensive, was, from The terms, compelled to ioresc
any further negotiation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

DTMen who act without regard to fixed
principles are always crossing their own
tracks. Their history is series of ncon.
sls'encies and contradictions, Such is the
case with the "Aulhor of the letter to
Sherrod Williams" who stands recorded
as the ADVOCATE and the opponent of The
United States Bank; and who has been
lauded as the Father of a system Of state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

OFThe Hon. Mr. WISE declared, on the
floor of Congress, that the cruel, mercless
and disgraceiul war which we have wa
ged against the Florida Indians, has al,
ready COST THIRTY MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

The Wing victory in Name has been
made The occasion for burning deal OF
vliloiuous sa,pctrc. Salutes of one, two,
three and ive hundred guns, have been
fred a, Montpelier, Concord, Boston, New
York, and "all along shore"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

banking from which he now seeks divorce!
Such, too, is the position Of his profl,ga'e
organ, the vile Globe. In 1884, Mr. Leigh,
a Senator from Virginia, avowed tho fol-
loving scnlIncnt:-
"The Treasury ought 10 be Divorced from
all connerion with banks, state or FEDERAL"
To this, the Washington Globe replied
as foows:-
"Tbo proposition is dsorganizing and
revolutionary, s,bversIve of the lundamen
tai principles Of our government, and of lis
entire practice, from 789 down to his day.
! II is as palpabe as the sun, that the effect
of this scheme would be, to bring the pubs
lie treasure MUCH NEARER The actual Gus
tody and control of the President than it
is now, and expose it 10 be pundcred by a
hundred hands, where one cannot now
reach It,"
And yet this same Globe is now in favor
of the Revolutionary, dlsorganizing propo.
sition" which he then denounced as "a
scheme that would expose the Treasury to
be plundercd by a hundred hands, where
one cannot now reach !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

FLORIDA, Active preparations are ma
king to prosecute an Indian Campo ian the
coming winter. Louisiana has been called
on for brigade of volunteers, and Ten.
nessee for company fspies. The west
ern Indians decline taking part in the con
test.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29

CambreIeng informed the House on FRI
day last that unless relief was furnished
within one week, the Treasury must stop
nnVment!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29
From the Madisoniar

The New York Times says that the de.
posi'e banks in that city owe the govern.
ment little or nothing. Some Of them it
ls said are about TO resume specie pay.
ments! Specie we observe is falling.
The last quotations at New York are q ]
TO Al premium.