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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
nR. EVANS, OLD GALEN DIsPENNA

DW, vHNS OLD UHLE L Ws,n - q
IL Peck SpDR EVANS contRnes to be consulted usual
conhdenaly the above Offices. Has connection with
office this city The attending
his peculiar In all diseases OF delicate nature and
particularly complicated Of Syphtc and Mercur
al affections which baied perenced medical
and quacks enables him offer guarantee in all cases
DR. Evans consned himself this part OF his profession
Tor upwards forty years Hence the immense advantage 10
be derived in consulting al his Offices. au55m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
I OVELY AND ADORED BY ALLAN Ex
IL CELLENT ARTICLE FOR Personal n r AIJTY.-

and utility, especially where acernmen predes The
o s OF those which
prefers attention. founded nearly century of trial.
safety and efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage
reeser and susaner Of the complexion and preserving
an nexby sofiness and transparent qua
FOR sale w A. gnderh, SO Beekman street, corner Of VII
lam Dr. Jas H. Hart corner Bowery and Walker Price 80
a RTIFICIAL TEETH. without clasps, springs, g.
Dea. Brdsd@ay opposite nsso%e lax The
and distinguishing feature ofhis method the complete
supplied ii Clasps las
sprnss or any other similar means Persons nterestedn this
Improvement who are yet unacquanted with s and
extent, may see by slight inspection whchs freely offered
i Hs .sS
men,is strictly and entirely accurate. jeissms
FSsT1 sTSEs
Mixture" has failed to .,.'-. gravel and
Poe hst would no, hesitate 70 orie, Sooo IL sny failure
The Increasing demand for POETS Specific In this city, well
New York Agents-A .. Sands, 100 Fulton street, J.
ss and hudson oT inr '" 'r" e0gfl G Ca
STOMACH Fills 4. only Deseee ers1 osrsd OK OK
puss from shch radc. and permsnen, Be OBJ
i've organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
be symptoms char.ctersng Dyspepsia or Indigestion are
long train OF those dsagreesbe commonly called
ness he sSd q o ggs ss OF c
water, which sometimes tasteess commonly soar
gnawing pain In the stomach heartburn called sour
stomach costvene pseness the sagor
ness Of spirits palpstonsof the heart vertigo or giddinc
and disturbed Sleep The number OF these symptoms varies
In different pstens-with being only parwhie
others have even additional Ones equally dssgreesblesuch
severe pains IN the head and breast hatuence wind
the stomach and bowels emaciaion wasting ofthe wsoe
body with grest weakness particularly OF the legs Th. die
ease has been very accurately described medical wr
ersbut how little has underssod the want OF
which attends the general mode OF plainly shows
Let rs take example illustrate this Heartburn
or sour stomach being often very troublesome sypom OF
TINS troublesome complaint the attention materially direct
moving H.
Sold by Hull Browne La Maiden lane; George d. Coege.
sa corner 81 Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble corner OF
sroadway and bleecker street. and by me OF the druggists
throughout the United States.
None genuine without the signature Of GEO SMITH
my8 3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
I EVTsON,s HUNTER's Red DHOP.-Tbl

I EvIsON,s HUNTERS RED DHOP.-Tbs
IL medicine the only absolute cure TINT has been dis
covered veneres disease which has been
seated In system down from generation generation
defyng the skill Of the most eminent physicians is allowed
and quick mode known ~ roots out every vssge Of
the poison from the system in few days. no matter how old
the case and may always be used greatest safety N
10th sexes IL Ae6es discovery there no restraints ad
IN Inc pseut To he obtained nj No Division 81 Evary
bottle that genuine will have the written signature OF risb
Levson So North sixth st., Philadelphia where il Is sold New
York once. Division st., doors from Chatham n pey
bottle; which i warranted to cure. ausim
hn. VAN "a mnEnI,y EEMA Lie u IEN0 -
rpedy r suPresson regulsry casss where nature
does ~ have her proper and regular course
vim pvoauce skSrNom. - n -,
SD by ,. ~ HMt Of Broadway ssd Chambers o.
n The drug of Bowery Walke~ and BY
Barnett, s. 9Th avenue. IjyIe1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
l1OCTOn "a w CE;a-r, Msa,,,

nOCTOn IA W CEa"f, msnsue~ i KryaI Louexs
OF Surgeons Of London and Ednbursh and member Of Tie
Medical COLLEGE Of Philadelphia os9,rues to direct has aeo
oonsrhpa chancres structures, irritation Of the urethra baa
der. and prosae glands less reuas, asue
aous affections Recent cases Of venercs cured days
have injured themselves habit viii OBJ
tain immediate relief Separate Offices, Fulton
0reenwich. hc cbs~vvcd. urvtv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

ssaied fer he cure Of gcoohra, and .s's and oes
conpbmn " heoxans OF generation Offered the pubic
enc Of best and cheapest articles Of the aSsve ds
aeses that can be fospd issnal price, and virtue, q
wsIcs TIE publc are informed that 10000 bottles
seen sod the ety. phlsdephis and sc.on warrant ne
wholesale and retail, al T. n. Onions 81 kowery
Grand street. al SsceRts bottle with full direcons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
rrc~ a ia, Lor Ion pzro.
THE UNITED STATES AT Law

The Role Court was occupied on Wednesd,,
siih case in which the Government OF the Un,,.t
States appeared as plaintiff, rcrsps Drummond. tn.
oase wns ~ follows -
The bill was fled on behalf os the Uncd Stat.
claiming some very considerable sums OF nom,
amounting to abou, 100 ,00oi, whica was Leeue,,t'
ed to the L. States. II appeared ibo, Mr. Snnb
son who had amused a consdsrsbls fortune Al c..
noo which he invested in various Britieh ,ecnr,c,
made lis viii. by which he hcqussrhed the hu,i O,
his fortune 10 his nephew, Henry James Hunger.
ford, for life and after hs dccease TO all and eve-v
child and children Of the said nephew, whether L.
giiinate or Legitimate. aud in case he shopll DE-
part this life without leaving any person who should
be entitled 10 the fund. he bcqne6hed he whole Of
his fortune 10 the United Stn,es to enable them 10
found college "for the diffusion Of useful kuoyl.
edge smcng men,"
Ii was alleged that the said Henry James Hun.
eerfotd had died without leaving any person who
ss' entitled 10 the property in question. The.c
circumstances, II seems, were communicated u
the Prcsidcn, Of the u. States, who obtained an
net ofconrrcss, authorizing and empowerng,hsn,o
sue for the same in England. and under this act he
secured power Of attorney to Mr. Rush, auihri.
zing him TO adopt such proceedings IN Eoglsnd 10
ob,ainng payment of the legncies as should 10 70.
quistc IN consequence Of which the bill was filed
b. Pemher;on with whom was Mr. Sbadweln s,
ted the case and claimed payment of the lcgacies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
from The Nt,r York Ertning Star.

Tine Daily Express, which we always open with
pleasure for its variety and intelligence in abiding
10 the specie circular, says, "usHry Is derOuring
he couafry." This is melancholy truth and Is
impossible that the country can sustain II mutt
longer. When we hear, as we have heard, OF one
mercantile house paying $50 900 usury for the
last year-iha' is $40 900 over and above the le
gal interest it does impossible to sustain that
house under such burdens. If such usurious rates
cannot be paid without an Ultimate bankruptcy. why
pay ihem1 Why not stop a. once, if three or 4
per cent month is required to sustain O house
The usury comes on, of the pockets of the credit
ors 1t is their monty thus sacrificed. As TO the
repeal of the specie circular, we cannot see how
it is longer to be postponed. Congress- the su-
preme power of the country, ordered it's repeal by
an Immense vote the despot, in his fight from
Washington. carried the bill with him. knowiny
toll well that if he returned 1t 10 Congress with bis
veto, i, would have become law and until his ch.
partnets IN land speculaions have sold out, 1t was
his determination to keep up pressure in the mon
oy market and can tell the slaves and parasites
of Andrew Jackson, that with ell his frightful and
unmerted popularity. he could not have remained
in Office year longer without the storm bursting.
over his head. and even his radical friends driving
him Indignantly from power. Affairs are rapidly
coming to crisis the rich will he ,nnde poor and
the poor become beggars. ifthe Goverasne mis- no.
in'erdicied from interfering in the money concerns
of the country.
Stocks have fallen Exchange rising-livns
hign-every thing exorbitnnt, and money scarce.
Three or four per cent. month is paid for loans
by the people, while fifty millions of their money
are loaned 10 deposit banks at TWO per cent per
annum, TO swell the dividends of rich Directors.-
Can these things lastl Ought these things to,
last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

~eYstes ,hs roisr. |. 10 srssF eS~sssss - p-s'
rstu+s rss.s.ai<.s .. fhe r.essofst 81 taf hsrliH
,.is,t,as @hs .a~s f..s.ey sae ,hssr msssy'e, s's
.sai ur6swkTsi. 20, e,s IA 30 'ntpc."f~
g.. vriersss~ss sspp~sl ssssS ss<sr .a.v'stof'
~ css vh- ecas ra,~ .e<s % ~ ssrnsss'ss go
rssses ~ frs,tAs.t .h~~ 90 bsts ssafe'foly -
easss q s~s sbo tspssssly tieersd ian fei b.
fy,s ~, sscstfe., felk- fesstsilY 20 tho f''d
,sss 81 be p-rasces,., spt stso has stn,s mao
q ,s,frs n ps1~ s~lf tengp,Sit'sss. 's.' H. 49,
..af,s "a \. opssssls -~ihs' he po'f~st lsTF'iy =
y. oe.sxs.s, sss is,i b. ssvrrS vstA A'~ "a 40
.s-fmrsfs
Rs,slser That 80 eo,Sssf, ssA eusnnoosit
sygso.s 81 tho -,n1 utsn BY os' Sensiaf. ~ Goa.
et.s. "a eyeess,ios 70 ne EsFvnr,eT .esolstioa--
tAc thr1' PYotra sR.sass ihsi nsstsfe = fsfsou''
ssAsss eiturt sss pesssosl pfasftui' ~. "s' H"fit
q thsm..isss ave r. ies People shs'a No. 'efle-
ssrs snS that Nsssotsssit' all 'lstft teg'ie
.. oss q tie bees Hssnensls - Vie" f''i''''"
ssS cor u tho ksshiesi ieco'e' q ~ e''s '''"'
l.,.,s,x Thai .. rei,sse 10 thc belief ih.l The
nos. DANIEL. WEBSTER. ., The tsfnss' 'ohe
f.,aos. 81 n. frs+as. 70 M,sssshusets sna 'ise.
~s--. has waived Ger the p',ssS. 49, 'eeenlly ca
p,sses purps,s e rss gong H.. .es' IN tho Scnae
9th. 4. Rss,s., and that ws .aosld eeptetaie b's
wiiAer.w.i. o. any time, from Ibe Ns,ionai COM
csc. a. an tuspsrssLe bo.s s"s sse'e, 10 the fHiiy
.A,rA ~e rsps.ens, bet 10 The Coa.nonwsslihsnd
the % hsls Cssasfr.
gssslres. kssRy Thsl hoss'cr the Wings :"
a,h., gtse. ne, have yielded TO The assaults o.
Eseesi,s tanssnoe ~ ,h,unk fom q pfoirseied
esne.ef 4. nh the pensioners 81 Executive patron
srs. the Wing. 81 Msssschu's''s. "ss'd'ng 'A'
.syren Of the principle. iof which they haze ~
leag ooH,eu5ed. IS paramount to ell o'Asf eo"''e
,ssiiuns. looking 10 no o'her consequences thsH
these Lseh follos their esisbi,sbHshi end isaii"e
no other. than ,hc,o Which result fon their over
,A,e~, .iii .sad IN snbfoten ranks. determined 10
wsrs 90 uncsf~rrea,ssnr wsi ~ish The opponents
r. ihoss principles ~hoevss sbey may be.'nd where
ever ihey msy be bund.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

o"e OF Inc grossest attempts b; imposition, that
has ever been played Off upon the credulity of the
people OF lla country, is the false representation
that the surplus money in the national treo,ury.
aud which has. in single instance been ordered TO
be divided among the States, is derived from taxa
ton, and as having been received among the peo-
pie. 10 be paid bsck to tho States, Mr. Silas
Wright, Senator from N. York, and Van Buren,
man through thick and thin. in a statement made
TO the Senate during the last session. expressly de-
clared that the surplus derived from the sales
of the public lands, and not from the duties on
merchandise. In debate in the House OF Repre-
senia'Ives on the distribution question jxst beCoss
the close of the session. Mr. MComas, sonthe,u
member, among other things, saiG--"The gentle.
IMAM has said that we we're taxing the people for
distribution. This appears to be ialismanic word
with those gentlemen who wish to keep the money.
Mr MComas denied that one dollar of the money
Dds raised for duration. 'cos from the sale Of
property. II Was from The sale Of public lands, TIC
common property Of me people Of all The States. He
said, 1t had not occurred he supposed to those wise
lectures, that The customs for the last three yeors
had mol paid The expenses Of The Government, or any
thing Ike and but for the extraordinary sales OF
The public lands, we should not have had one sur
plos dollar in the treasury but the contrary We
should have been bankrupt.
That the Van Buren, papers, whose business is
imposition upon the public mind should assert this
lalsehood, ~ not TO be wondered at but that
Members Of Congress should attempt to circulsteit
IS decisive proof that there Is reasonable degree
of brozen-faced assurance in the world.-Coan.
CoTdnt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

vss er', 90 .s5ssc. sheir p'opere. tu' cssir~y
iAs4' hhsri,r. ~ sne.rfninirr DO unson I'D Coz
gaatiosi ifsAs tse9i's,ce nsst h,si u nvi ehecA
81 ., n. 49, Conrfe,, y sil b lon isis io 30
vets y. The Puhl,c i,seds h,fats to Aau'i re
ifsiiet .is ~ hsss 6n,,i,cs ckfrcs HBa rfuhstiY
s'fs''s 'A~ W. CouFfcs shali base expired. vi'
W eeGef a. h. Sts'ss ~hr'c ibry hsprsn 30 ."
sue The n'k snd interest e The aihrf Sisies 80
hen 49, bs lvre,si inr. Jusi,ee 90 ihcta,Vlrcs
snc as',ce "a pes'rfiiy iaudy sud ,eAeinsaiiy call
apru ~ people ~ The stsies directly interested
. thi. greet soiisei nasdisi~i, Co. icy their hsnds
'f the ilsns has ~ operation spd iu ,cl,ct men
faf ,l,4s R,Pfesralttus 10 VII protect the
agbis isisfcsu. AID P,s,isges al iheif coHsiitu
rHfs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

Curt Of Inquiry. The revised opinion of fhe
Court OF Inquiry on the cases Of Generals Scott and
Gaines is published in the Globe with the approval
81 President Van Buren,. ], not only scquits Gen.
Scott OF all blame in The conduct both of the Sem
mole and Creek campaigns but declares the opinion
mat IN the former "his plan of campaign was well
devised. and prosecuted with energy, siesdiness nd
ao'h'y' land that the latter "wss prosecuted b.
INN as far as practicable. with zeal and sSiliy un
~ recalled from the command" In relation to
'en' Gaines, the Court does not censure his mill
,ary operations bot censures in strong terms the
language used BY him in his defence 10 reference
TO Gen. Scott.-Bostoa Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

More rSmors e'G goapai IadisH Hq. The n q.
Orleans Bee informs us that Folsom, half bread
Choeis~. has Published letter IN the New Or.
'eahs Gszeie, IN which he ssse's Ia, an effort j.
making TO onile ell the Northern and western In
dams IN war sgsinsi The United States, under one
heed. sneh scheme could be but too csslly car
req INTO effect IN The present unprotected condition
81 Inc indian frontier and unless efficient measures
Of P'ecauion ere taken BY she government, II sill
moot 's'"rediy be attempted at come dsy peIasp,
'es' e'ssn' Than the apathy lls, springs from fan.
eied secouiy would BE- Inclined 10 believe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
The n.nana and whitehall Railroad.

". v~.cess ,, sa he Comm 'ss,oss'' 90 ,As
ysr ofil< ssis - Ns~ ie That tie ool, ies sulserP
i,as. 20 'hs ssp' stest ~ @ ecmras, ,f,i 10 ePsrot
4. ih< c.r,ss Iie-.s u We village a. Whas'si. ca Moo
A., Tss.ds, ihs isah 40 ict 5sy' q Ny ht 70
scis-t A ". .ss clrss IS NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
NJ. ami,h.. srhoot.

ucts ~th flcs,src tie islo~,ps no,icy fen the Fosf
rs,a,ed a. sss y : 9th ,sf,noe to tic ss'toi q Ms
SsisH hl~u - b. eened be- it ,ss, Tor ia infscuoa
81 Yong lud't oa f.aacrs III 6"p6sss have tic
.tcri.'sasa' 30 us Heud which tia tuc aud place
s,es ~hso ,hs School s. toto opeauoaan9 a '' not
dcotird thar 'e pal Mr merits the high Com
focalsuoas fsea 10 iiis sncis u The PO't
TIE sitenion - patnts and Eoaidans Is directed to
ihe rdter''scHsni 81 Hs I. SsfrH, ~ Rutland VI "
na 10 state e. iads 5uals. w ts pat; OF tie
rpuHtry that hs s ~ tie Widow ~ tie lsmenisd IL
Snt FL. lite ~ WAteiah. The notice viii bc On.
cssaf 10 toe who hppy az 70 etlo, tue freud
shp and acqua.nanrs afts dy bot TO the public goner
ally say With conf cncc that Mrs >. pssesses 10
degree tie competent that acorn and give tone to
The emaic character Those pafeats who he 40 tnO
ns Ia ss their d,ogher Bsde the supervision Of this
, assured thst their MINDS and morals will no,
sUhef While usder her direction"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

We understand that The family Of the illustrious
Madison. are preparing for the press hye or SIX
volumes Of HE MSS.-One volume is TO be devoted
to Constitutional DoetriHss-snd The others 10 his
interesting Correspondence. These are, Of course.
exclusive Of his Reports Of the old Congress. sDd
OF the Federal Convention. for The purchase Of
which the Les, Congress- have appropriated $780,
ooO.- Richmond Rrquirr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

Mxico. letter from Tampco. dated Feb 90. states
that every hsg ready for the march of the army up
e,ssi consisting Of shout COCO nfaniy and 1900
ally whh corresponding ARTILLERY. There also three
brg sr scbooners aud twelve gun boats and two steam
bUats expected from Jamaica As these vessels
aruye l"c0 TO be embarked TO operate by
FsHst Galveston The army is to he commanded by Gen.
Rusamene, and was expected to about the middle
oi March
lThi. is Of the Mexican War stories very much in
character Of several Others which proved to be without any
foundation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

-DiH0" The Legislature Of Illinois have passed
ls~ establishing the seat Of Government of the,
''''e Springfield ssngsmoh Co. By msjarly Of 10
votes 10 joint ballot. Tie nhsbitsn,s o. that place
have agreed 10 pay s5O 900 toward. the erection
Of the public holdings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

The goose that bofe the erpBsging pen. has
se'Ss''y been presented 10 Gen. Jackson. The old
nae " 10 sad. has soisURly promised. with tear
"a n,' eye never 10 look a, the grey bire without
th'HAipg q NJ Benton. - i>esisrilc yssraasi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

rss.ssan's House ~ Representatives have pas.ed
@ tpPsoprssg ~ 100 VARIOUS objects Of intsrnsl
y. s s The seasle base passed bill spproprs
eonsnsz setoo! fssc S-S'' " '"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

Gold r. BInk Bile. The Treasurer Of the
Stale Of M'ine. perhaps out Of compliment To Gen.
Jackson, required the lnstaimeni OF surplus re,enue
which fell doe 10 that State short time since 10
be pad IA gold bot lie soon cot rick Of his bar
gam. and addressed letter 10 the Suffolk ranE,
Boston, IRON which the gold was drawn asking
II &c ia'o HAT they ~ord take back he gold and
give him Bank bills. This request wac OF course
CON Piled wib. Journal of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
ToB THE HERALD


MN. EDITOR
gives pleasure TO learn from the editorial your las,
paper that there at lts one ia our village who feels
deeply sensible that something be done bring
action that principle Of pblc spirit which have
belevc inherent in the bosom Of every in greater
or les degree ii is evident and should be sensby felt
tia, the village decreasing 10 pupuiaioa consequent,
YIN wealth. And what be assigned for this apa
thy !, is admitted al hands that without aourshng,
industrious, and thriving mechanics village cannot pros
per- change and exchange Of commodities constitutes the
life and prosperity OF yisge Can You point TO any village
as large this where will he found few esden, mecban
les think the /. obvious why small portion
Of this class remain here and take decided interest build
ing up, and improving the condition Of the place.
Mankind were destined 3, their Creator TO become social
and enlightened beings they formed for society and
those i'enis gves 10 be buried but improved by
rsiDg in fffendy intercourse but sir is lsmcntaby
true ofths village, that Young may here and
,abish himself IN business and become of your
with the intention Of remaining through life he may be
m1n OF good standing IN us town he. likewise, may
have for his better hs idy whose influence and stand
ing justly Appecatedhey look to your inabans for
kind reception they good society for they have al
been used 70 IL they very civil upright and adus.
uops,-yet they have socely, comparatively none
their house Stunned and those who live moot near
viii pass them in tie street without nod Of rccogn
And wlhl is the cause Of an this neglect 1t simply this
they arc-Neehanie'' But when they find they canno,
have good society they will have at all and the result
what all might antie paie-,hcy become dsconent-
ed and leave place where public sentiment wrong
You call the leading citizens to rouse TO action and see
# something be done improve the condition Of thu
place i-laad coneLd that II is within thet pssr 1po,
TO correct this in public eSs be
seconded by "female Asd - ~xpa ahsa W
mechanics noeking sl'ts6s I'D <lsls wiysss~d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

ToH''es. The onis intelligence 81 any importance from
Europe by tic last sdviecs ArrrArr Kill
THr kIss o. fHaSeLand .ome improvement IN the Mo.
no, MARKET
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

THr SonrH said to he clear Of iee-rlonf IS
dawn $40 20 in New York and SIS 90 10 Montreal and
will posby be lover the canal open No fear
Of sarrainn now ahhnnnh we are .ams bat png poor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

The Vermont Patriot sny,, tho Democrats make excellent
collector, but ogot TO add that they spend
fhyi1s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
yons FLrMIsa, Seeretarn.

The Commercial Advertiser says. tina, the Gil
rard Bank of Philadelphia hos sgreed to issue one
hundred thousand pounds sterling, in Bonds, psva.
bic IN London, and million at homeland the
Morris Canal Company a million Of dollars, pawn
Bile IN London at 10, IL and Ia months rusran.
ieed by the Bank Of America. The Bank of Amer
loa would also draw for Million Of francs ON the
Ro'hschd's a, Psrs.
These measures mus, undoubtedly have n most
important ofiec, in aifordng temporary and per-
hsps eieelual relief for the prescn, most pressing
distress Bot the public must not delude then.
selves With the idea ths, such paatiyes can reach
The seat ofihe disease or do any thing towards an
effeetoal cure Of the dIsordered stat. Of the hnsn
ees OF the country, from extremity of It 10 the
other. IL is evident that the only cure which can
be effected. mos, be the result ola erifis more
genefsl snd more extensive in ito effects: and
Ahieh will produce great change in prices. and
IN the no'Dn'' value of property lbrOughou, The
country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
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MONEY AFrAlRs IN NEW YORK

Mr. Bddic. the Pfesijcn. Of The bank of The I.
Slate. h,vine visited New York iar the purpose Of
cooperating an any measures Of relief which the
cSirepcies Of tie times might require, the iollwinr
lotlct Vas addressed to hun on Tuesday. 10 which
lie made the reply subloncd.