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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
Vol. IX....No. A..

receive colored students. What securitv
had we, five patronized college with
view to promote the education Of colored
young men, the college would not, the
moment a public stir should be made,
here or at the South, send them away
These facts were published in Boston,
while the present acting editor Of the New
York Observer was editor Of the Boston
Recorder; yet he NOW says: tive recollect
no instance, in which any young man has
been excluded, on account of his complex
ion, from any academy, college, theological
seminary, Or other institution of learning 10
New-EngIand, except the Wesleyan Uni
versity at Middletwon." O. What has this
editor done, or what will he do, with these
statements made in the New England Anti
Slavery Convention, and published to the
world ?
Mr.. Tracy says, OF the partial statement
which has been going the rounds Of the pa
pers under the head: can Interesting
: Fact" that "It|is true account We
know MIR. MITCHELL" Now if he knew Mr..
Mitchell, and knew the truth in the case,
why did he suppress the fact that Mr.. Mitch
ell was excluded by the Trustees? Is tha,
a "true account" Of which so imponan,
and considerable Counterpart is kept back?
Or is that the truth which sets down only
one side Of matter which has two sides
and then call the account given true &C.
count?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

TExAs.--The New-Eng land Anti
Slavery Society, which lately met at Bos-
ton, PASSED a resolution against the ad-
mission of Texas into the Union.
We would be much gratiied to see the
same resolution passed in every meeting
of citizens in the Union. for whatever
purpose assembled. If this were done
our young men would cease to flock to
that devoted country, to become the dupes
of heartless spectators in land and hu-
man life. Let those already in Texas be
once convinced that they can expect no
protection from the Union, and they will
gladly come back We have always re-
garded this Texan business as iniqultous
and the countenance which it received
from portion of our citizens as disgrace
fuI to The country. 1t was the work OF a
few land Spectators in New York anc
the South, and the effects OF success Woulc
be, first, a most active and aOomlnabIt
African slave trade, and secondly, dis
solution of the Union. 1t has nearly in
voIved US in a war with Mexico. Blu
the end is probably near. The ensuing
session will probably see Texas unde
the dominion of Mexico.-Public Ledger
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

the Anti-Texan standard. Let them be
sustained by universal rally on the part
of THE PEOPLE. THE PEOPLE, THE
WHOLE PEOPLE, should rise as one man,
and PUT DOWN this attempt 10 destroy
the Republic.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
THE YOUNG WEST INDIAN.
BY rnE AUTHOR OF noaoMoK.
(Coneluded.)

When we returned to Mr. Hager's miser-
able dwelling, we found every thing much
as we had leit il excepting that the hearth
was neatly washed. and the supper table
spread in quite an orderly manner. Having
asked the good DANES leave TO share their
repast, began to talk on the subject which
had SO much interested Mr. Dudley, on his
walk homeward When asked Margaret
if she would accompany me 10 Boston, and
20 to school there. she looked timedly first
al me, and then at Mr. Dudley, and covering
her face with both hands. burst into tears
The old man seemed somewhat moved, and
said the poor orphan was welcome 10 a cor
ner OF his house SO long as he lived
(which won't be long, at the rate you've
gone on OF late years" Iejoined his wife,
sPeggy has been a bill Of expense 70 us
long enough and it's a hard case TO have
her 60 off as soon as she's good for some
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fusion, giving lightness 10 its outline, with
out concealing its strength.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

From our Evening Edition Of yesterday.l
The senator.

from our Evening Edition Of yrsterdsy.l
The Senator.
FROM THE FRENCH or sSRAscER.
Pm proud of my wiir
Rose has such spaikg eyes;
She procured me for life
great frield whom prize.
On that day when made
sweet Rose my own spouse
great senator paid
His trs call al my house! -.
And bsast myself now, i'll pleasure most ieveh''
Mr. senator's humble, obedieni servanI.
His matches proceeding
| note IN a book
How, 10 shew his cool breeding,
Ny dear Rose he took
To The Minister'S party;
And me he will greet
With apressure quite hearty
When we cross ia the street
And boast myself then with pleasure most feryent,
MIR. Senator's humble, obedsnt serVah1
To Rose very on
A,d there's something so soft
Ia the kind things he says;
when sh's i'll, al piquet
He'll with me condescend;
And new yet met
so agreeable friend
So boast myself with pleasure most fervent,
Mr. Senator's humble, obedient servant.
when dinner is DER,
Aud Pm moping at home,
And the terapest's LOUD
Won't permit me to roam
dis carriage he tells me
And he kindly compsls me
To go, wlre-hea scai.
And boa myself hen with pleasure II osi leryent,
Mr.. Senator's humble obedient servent
At his nice country house
We Glanced TO sup;
And he made me carouse
Till he quite sewed me up.
In separate chamber
NV Rose slept a'one
While 10 e, remember
He eve me his swn.
And boast myself now, with pleasure most fervent,
Mr. SENATOR'S humble, obedient servant
| asked him to stafd
At IN, font for our boy;
lie kissed the babes hand,
While bis eyes swam with JOY.
And he tenderly smiled
On the infant SO fair;
While he called it dear child"
And named il his heir.
SO boast myself now, with pleasure most feTvert,
Mr.. Senator's humble, obedeat servant
At table we're cheerful,
Ard keep up the joke
TIL ugh sometimes I'm fearful
I've made home stroke
For, at our desert,
! told him quite bold,
The world would assert
THAT I'm a cuckhold.
But boast myself ever with pleasure most iervent
Mr.. Senators humble, obs dien Sc rvant =. r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

THE WAY TO WIZ KIss..--The late Mr.. Jarvy Bush
aaused once with story told Of brother barrsier
on the Leicester circuit AS the coach was ABOUT start
ing, after breakfast the modest limb Of the law approacht
ed the landlady pretty Quakeress who seated be-
hind the bar and said he could think of going with
giving her kiss. Friend SAID she, thee
not do it." "Oh, by heavens will" replied the eager
barrister. "We, friend thou hast sworn, thee may
do it, but thee must no: make a practice of it,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

porter 10 Maiden Lane) is the eldest of family of
twelve, and she has by her industry and Skill esap
| lished No. 457 Broadway, the grand emporium for
children's usefo ornamental and fancy clothing and
her establishment stands unrivalled in this or any
other city At the exhibition last year, Miss Jacobs
obtained the medal and the previous year three d.
plomas Her store is perfect plcture-the dresses,
robes frocks, caps coaks &c, (some worth one hun
dred dollars 50 admirably wrought and arranged,
and look natural that the store seems full OF little
boys and girls, and we naturally tempted 10 wish
10 be parent, that we may admire our offspring IN
her dresses. "A good wives, who love their lords
&c, invariably patronize her, and send for infants
clothing 10 her store from Name TO Mexico
Patent Economy Fountain L1mp.-We snail DC
rend rlng numerous readers an immense service
by noticing this article. II is intended for burning
common whale oil, or the cheapest summer oil which
it does and ut the same Time affords clear, vivid,
white light. The arrangement Of this lamp IS such,
that all the heat from the wlcks IS thrown directly
against the fountain containing the oil; and in this
way the oil is kept constantly hot, and passes OH
readily in the state of bcarburctted hydrogen gas IN
which state il reaches the wicks. 1t casts no shade,
and adapted to any situation where light is required
1t is very compact, being only eight inches diameter
This lamp, from actual experiment. saves four hun
dred per cent as thus I'm five hours 1t will burn one
gill Of common whale OIL (a cost of forty cents a
gallon) cost say two cents The same lamp, under
precisely the same circumstances, can be made 10
burn in the same time half pint of the best winter
strained OIL at dollar and half per gallon cost
say eight cents In the former case II will give
light equally good as in the latter. But the lamps m
general use can be made To burn only me pest OIL
The lamp speak of hangs over the clerks desk,
at the fair and has been in operation every evening
since the present exhibition commenced
THE HomE.-David b. Milne, the steward OF the
Home-has published declaration that Captain White
was net srunk.
The will most probably be investigated We
wait the result.
ELIXIR OF HApPINEss.-Six bottles OF Duff Cor
dons very rare Pale Sherry, black wax, called the
AmontHiado Of NJ ,ntla in Andausia, where Scpio
Afrcanus safely restored the beautiful young princes
TO her husband after taking her captive in battle.
I'll be hanged if think could have acted like
Scipo-save and except under the influence Of the
Amontillado.
10 Miss Nelson and Miss Meadows are playing at
Baltimore Miss Turpin has announced Concert there
as has Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mr.. Horn and Miss Hor
ton Abbot have announced Oratorio. Verify, the
Bamorians getting musical
% The Bronze Horse is the great attraction of
the Bowery 1t draws well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
A CARD-IiIGIILY IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES
A=XANII.LA COMPOUND. or SAXON DE PERSE.-

A-yANILLA COMPOUND, or SAvON DE PERSE.-
No article that has been produced claim the high
powers So truly belonging tns Cosmetic, for beauting
the skin. II entirely suHburr ireckles and
adds beauty and soness the skin that the extoed virtues
OF other have vanly attempted t. mpnr Thi delight
full compound may be added Is the produce Of great
search and expense and that emoent properties peculiar
ly fl il for the toilet or nursery.
The Vanilla Compound happily adapted to gentlemen ha
wing heavy beard and tender face from its coon and heal
ing properties
Frarce entitled the first place in the toilet OF every
lady, Price 50 c.
For sale by H. Hart, Broadway and Chambers ST
Mrs Cannon. Ne Aston House; and F. NJ Guion IN Bow
Grand Henry, Pike ST. and H. g. Hart
corner OF Broadway and CsTtandt street. ol4-im'
TT,HM NV YORK HIPPONA, an establish
for the public sale OF Horses Carriages &c. Nos 65
and 81 Watt the junction OF Canal sL between Hudson
and Greenwich ST.. -
The respectfully inform their friends and the
public opened the establishment for the
regular public sale oforses Carriages &c They have
ed upon the Of their old established and well known
Livery Stables commodious building four stories HIGH and
covering $50 feet of ground fronting on Watt and Green
wch repee with every convenience for the reception,
and sale OF horses, carriages, &c.
Regular sales will take place Friday Of each week,
Friday the Goth inst II will be necessary that
should be esered the day previous the SALE that they
be placed on the catalogue
They atoms about 100 horses Livery
20 be received Immediately he greatest attention and
will be given.
Aprivate regularly engaged watch the pre-
misses by day and night JOHN l.. ANDERSON,
el63ms WIN. w. yANEwAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
STEnLING's OmIEN1AL BALsAMIC

- p
y C0MPOUND-An efcacous ssutary, ami cfIectual re-
medy all Of Leucsrrloa involuntary Emissions Sen
nal rrsguarty Of The Menses atcd Dseoseo
action OF the Bladder and In all diseases of Urinary Or
gans The immediate relief generally afforded by the use of
the Basnmic Compound, n short of time has
heightened its celebrity In the Of the above diseases
confidently offered with accompanying certificates most
eminent 81 the British Faculty, which win stamp high re-
putaon ia which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only y W. Sterling White Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
ofems No. 20 Nassau st-.e Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

nk. JOHNSON Is consulted confdeniialy At his of,ce
No IL Duane street, between Chatham and " iam
the following diseases viz ;-GoDorhoa, elects Chancrp-
Structures Seminal Weakness ars
ing from veDeea poison improper treatment DR. johnson
engages 10 remove recent affection In two three days.
and The most nveerate cases proportonse time wihou,
the use OF any debatng isudcou medicine,
ton from business Persons entrung themselves Dr. Johr
sons care desc themselves with certainty OF
the most rsvetcd Scrofuous liberated
NC speedily heae Strangers would do well by giving DR.
johnson certain preventative
the occurrerce he foregoing Diseases whch has fail
ed VIXEN usd within twenty hours amer exposure Let
ters pad and enclosing aiee have necessary
diciNe, and dire tons for lis forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ TO III night. DR. Johnson has
moved from 10 Chambers street. o12-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

ID POILLON. Jr., Offers tor his warehouse, No
s27 Pearl street, Fulton purchasers
on terms as goods as car BE- procured IN the city
Mamnoh Paper-Suitable for large show bills the
ZANE Quality now used by the Geological Institute, and work
ed ON the large in operation In this city This
can be Furnished shor notice quantity and Of much
larger sine, " required
Printing Psper-Mcdium, Medium and Half Royal, Super
Roy: and Imperial measuring s4o 1853, 2657} 83s, ~
81 2ja N5 2Sj3, and 2232 inches, with full
coored papers Of various qualities embracing nearly oil the
writing Pspe-Foolscap aai folded Folio Post Letter
blue, white, and assorted oeio Pot Dem and Medium.
Wrapping Psper-Enveope, various res; Keatisb Caps
suitable hardware polished and pas Cloth Papers errs
large Sizes Crown Double Crown and Cap, large aad
smal Straw
Haters Pspe-Tssue, plain and assorted colors Tip
tmpeseA of various colors, expressly Cor hatters
Sheatllug Pap rs-For vessels, houses, Ao.
Sugar Baker, PaperPlzin blue, and iniad with white, Of
Pasebosrds-Trunh, Boston New Jersey manufacture
Bndery Banbcx brown Bonnet IN rolls fine white and blue
and white " fats; Press and Straw Boards
Csros-Esgses Harry VIII. Merry Andrew and Highland
er Payirg with assortment Of large and msH Benk.
Southern merchants visiting New York requested TO CALL
there ali times large OF cheap Papers
hand, well adapted To their market
M.nufscus Of Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
rcsc Bleaching Ss1s Snal, Fsting, Jackets, Wire Cloth
Mouds,hc su3Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

MOTIFS STOVES-For Offices, bar rooms, steamboats,
and ships cab banking paars, nurseries and
basement Stores halls OF dwelling houses and
other public roem churches 3c which om ,he peculiar
construction, require be eplen he'd with fuel once in
tpe hours. and which In price em Is cas-
mo which may attached formed psin and orna
mental nes condensers Cor upper hail. lc with
useful effect
Also Dr. Motifs Patent wcod Cook Stove article Of &C.
knowedged superiority IL will bake. bo, roast, y and
br u tie same time by the fire. for 30 persons
t2 to N35 An which may be obtained OF and mr.
mp by the subscribers nm bous's notice
Stoves u be repaired, orders put mp old Ones &C.
registered as received, and e hand
In turn. srRATTON SEYMOUR
o5 6N' 242 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

DILES-PILES.-DR.HA LE's Pile Ointment is pcs
tive cure for the Piles In three days time Sold 10y j. H.
Hart OF Chambers and Broadway; Burnett
s. 9th avenue; r. M Guon, of Bowsry and Grand
street oi2-1ms
HORSES To WINTrcK.-At my plnce Hedge
Hill, rye, WcSchester County have stabling all
tAngs necessary ncludng skiul and careful groom
enable me IL keep few horses from the LIST Noves the
LIST OF April next Persons desiring put horses
at month, apply to by letter post paid lag Jay
street, Brooklyn
B. Payment he made in advance at commence
Of each month"; GEO. WOODWARD.
el2ms
I AMPS CHANDELIERS &C.-The subscriber
L. be e To inform his friends md the public general
he has received by late arrivals from Europe
sortmen Of the aforementioned articles which offers
sale al unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale
tail, viz;
Astral lamps, in gilt bron1ed marble and glass pillars
Mantle do do do do viii
rich cut glass pans and drops
hanging chandeliers for candies, from to 20 lights.
Book lamps, fof dra wing rooms, from To s.
Elegant stand cEpdeIabras carrying from IS lights
Elegant r,antle candiestckt plais and ornamer tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas
Hanging gas Lamps from To lights
Ladies' wash tables, elegantly painted In oil colors.
Ladies gilt buckles slides, head bands, nc
Single and double barrel percussion fowng piece
Duelng, holster belt. -. pocket pistols
Plated caBdestcks branches, cruet frames.
Tea kettles, bottIestsnds, nc w. y. wREAKS,
sy7-3nls lis Fulton q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
MTsr B am P9s,S SEEERsAT5P

PIILS-MKs Bird ncOursged by The hatering
encomiums which received from her friends
and desou, bsne6ing the human family induced or
fer public the medicine ale
for I'll diseases of the stomach aad complains arising nd
geion and Of bike These pills have been known
to fail TO effect a permanent ard radical proper
pcatoo and indeed so dainty EN- scios
has been their that ards y their valuable
and ben fetal properties The proprietor the receipt
not intend patiepce ofthe public by long
putting preamble, the important qualifications Of these
pills other in present use but mere TO
few o the disorders Of the body which they have been
known and perfectly eureBieus and liver aec-
tons costivenes asthma pile settled pains dyspepsia chro
the fluids debility, the sickness incident females
delicate health and in for description Of dsordered
health they will he fund cert ,in and nfaibe
dy Mrs Bird offers her Renovang Pills 10 The public in the
confident ant epation that they VIII he found universally
Invaluable family friend. Sold only al Divsoa street, by
MRS BIRD Advice grais o27-Jms
- W y, q AT the wholesale Glass wareware
~ House. No ii3 Maize lane found tumbers, wines
eecaners and plain and glass ware genersy plain and
fancy hotties for prrumcrs; show classes &c TO conc
TONER'S lamps, PLAIN; asrel shade ard Alsp
bottles phal hrs a. for druggists OF every ceor sire and
dcscrfl Glass made and cut to pattern Private
TO tie, furnished TO order ozT.iin+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
10 MIR. Seton is at Albany.

% The Bronze Horse is the great attraction of
the Bowery Ii draws well
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

CAND.-Tbe Ladies who were formerly employed
"A In the Tsorsscs and Seamsreses clothing establishment
BROADWAY, have opened the store 5 Leonard street lone
door east Of Broadway where they prepar 10 execute
all orders linen ladies' sh enable dress and
CLOAK making and wearing apparel every description Also
chdre's clothing stocks and repairing Pantaioons
and Vests brought will be made up Nv the seaest
the reasonable terms and al the shortest notice
Persons be supplied with seamsressss application
above.
BThis appeal to generous public is in consequence
OF decision OF kr gentlemen committee Of The Tallo
and seamsses Clothing Esabshne nj. that they could do
thout the dics therefore they have taken
on IN mseivsste their and
specially solicit shsrc ~ that patronage literally award
20 ~ the y IN th~i former situations
The shove store will be closed every evening precise
Ms0clock Ms ", A. RICH,
Mr.. M. LYMAN.
oAlm' Miss l.. G. CANNIFF,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
MRS. Bird, = Division strest.

N1IDWlEERN MRS. Bird having been duly qua
V1 hed in ing In hospital In Europe may be by
her testimonials certificates Offers her prof,
the ladies Of New York Reference be whom
has attended, and gentlemen II the faculty In
this cityDr Bush Dr. Francis (Professor) DIR. Ralph, DR.
Wolf, DR. Wright, and others.
w. Mrs Bird apprises the ladies who have kindly favored
her females genei ally that she con-
nues he the different affections
quen peculiar stages her treatments mild yet always pro-
ducirg salufsry change that delicate
sensitive female better health during pregnaey than
times devoes her attention the diseases
OF children end all ward Affections ipcde
females kc Cupping and leechng Residence No. Division
street oH.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

C? Miss Nelson and Miss Meadows are playing at
Baltimore. Miss Turpin has announced Concert there
has Mr.. and Mrs. Morley Mr.. Horn and Miss Hor-
ton Abbot have announced Oratorio Verify, the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

THE HomE.-David b. Milne, the steward or the
Home-has published declaration that Captain White
was M ,runk.
The matter viii most probably be investigated. We
wait the result
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

ner OF Grsham avenue and Devoc In " 'visge "'~"
hamburgh. These lots TIA hsndso-s nhe
vkage Sire Of each ot Is feet front by ina feet deep
For ofsae inquire Of George Do .e OF south
and 9TH Sta Wiamshurgb of James Medium,
Boram and Dean Brooklyn. so Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

~ ~ I. e. surgeon OF osg standing a.d a
and practice Of physc and surgery Europe hss moved
into the house No. 81 courtand where he ke consult.
ed on every disease Incidental to human
uncomrnop delicate or Ddeicae The desperate
real cases cured In from two To nine days Sores Of every
other description In proporouate their and
ture. Attendance nj all times OLD lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

i OM,S u r. Ii IL "A GONOks
y RHEA MixTURE-This mixture has been used for
more than century Of for the
Diseases GonorrhGa, Glee &c with decided success
although not advertised and pulled through all the pers
the Union IL compounded with those which are
used for those diseases and Others and with
as great many arc Those that have used
mend ALWAYS their friends who in have
fallen victims to the above named diseases also due
portion OF the Fluid extracts Of Sasaparila which ope la
purifying the blood the ne &C. any other partcu.
lars may he had OF either ofthe agents.
Sold wholesale an retail by A. Underhi SO Beekman St
corner OF William where liberal discount i'll he 10
those who take quantity DR. Scheien Canal ST. corner
Lawrence ST. Price 81 per bottle. o3 Inr