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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
DEMOvAL.-c. SHEPARD respectfully

III friends patrons that he has removed his Book
onay and Fascy Goods Store from 1879 Broadway, To 1872
Broadway second door above Warren Opposite the City
HalLD
has made arrangements forreceivng all publications
earliest date He will greatly enlarge his Stock and lac
promises to keep constantly hand great Variety and
choice collection of Classical Scientific School and Mscea
neous Works can bc found n the city.
lie Will always be- ready TO supply hi customers with the
finest quality OF English and American Stationery among
which be found English letter and note paper sralg
steel quill pens penknyes, wallets gold aud silver pencils
Newmans Reeves aud OsOrns coOrs, engravings O
paintings, &c.
lie will aso Keep hand very extensive assortment Of
Childrens Books.
New York, May l, 1887, my6.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

shan't say no more but leave my case to a honest
Intelligent Jury" The prisoner was then committed
for tral.-London Paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31


aae e. asn Spbsa
r FABLE isf
Also-sILvER PLATED DOOR & NUMBER PLATES
the plating of which unusually thick the being express
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
LETTER "'s Stamps, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
et black edges enameled and capable OF receiving tne s
Vl celebrated coored Toys They are offered 10 the
jsI c. SHEPPARD, 1879 Broadway
I AND OtFICE-JOHN l.. BOGARDUS, Attorney
and Counselor at Law Cnto Hall No Beekmsn -
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land office
Patents obtained and ties perfected for soldiers their
either 2dnIale War sicanadaa
Canada Nova Scotia. 5--Deserters nom the British
my, or the heirs in all the above elTies lands
age entitled lands sold for taxes sthrhose Who parted
sued a ea er he Or % Gs9re The
and territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia anu
Texas bought and sold exchanged taNe paid and titles IN
yesugaed obtained and perfected application 70 this Of
Posmasers throughout United states other gentle
men forwarding any oe above claims and acting agents
on all commissions. Communications post paid.
" Valuable farming land for sale IN the state Of Illinois
acres, situatednear towns and otherwise Also n Missouri
RANGOM AND Io y FAX STILL ~ TER
pzce-ssi per share has been paid ae capital oc q the
ber Villages Cities Townships and tracts OF lumber land &c
down in Maine
Sxeenhs of this stock has been bought by the North Anne
rican Lumber Company mammoth Of S000000
pta located in Wall street and of their capital stock
There will be difficulty showing that the above can be had
at bargain Applyto
j. THOMPSON, COT Wall i.
~ b. If the stock sold BY the s8h viii be sold
auction by Messrs Franklin and Jenkins. a2i-tf
DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTAMMERS
beg leace respectfully to call the attention of their friend,
and the public generally to the and elegant assortment Of
goods Just received and opening at their store No 3bj
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague streets Consul
and dealers will find, their establishment, advantages
where else to be met with in addition to their entire new stock
of goods.
Sammers Of the above firm more generally known by The
appelation Three Fingered Paper Hanger AMI who
but stands unrlNaed IN the
paper hanging both for and despatch wiz at
tend person practicable To all the work which shall
be entrusted to his my3l6mF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
CONFECTIONARY.

IL A CARD.-To the Ladies of New York.-A new thing
expressly for the ladies at GREGORY whole
sale retail Confectionery Store No 1871 William street. ~
York, and is Sold wholesale retail by other person
the city VANILLA Cream Candy new very rich and de,
licious article hereby submitted To the judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public in general
especially ladies' who said be the best Judges OF
the offe and sweet without bitter, the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eninent
NJ g. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general
Candies for the South and Western markets. al
the lowest wholesale price and warranted TO keep eli
No charge for boxes packing or carriage 10 any part
If the CITY myg 1m-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
DAPEa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS { sTAiMERs
u ERLIN AND REFLECTING CRATES
ID DORIC AND MINERNA FIRE LACES.-Aso. a

= UUKTC AND MINEKNA FTKE PTAI ES.-ispi z
large assortment OF Crates and Fire Sets suitable for paro
chambers offices and stores offered for sale by the subscr
ber wholesale and retail their warehouse No. 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Graes-These snperb castings equaing in finish the
finest metal ornamened with rich and case designs
cued in has relief They colored by process,
acted upon by heat rust and requiring only 10 keep
them clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced mites beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic rehecors
throw large portion Of the heat which orinari
IL escapes through the fue.
Dorc Fire PlacesThis well established article
Is known the public superior thing IN
burning coal combines all the advantages of both the
usual modes Of communicating heat by raaaton a. IN the
aud fire place. and by transmission, IN close
Stoves Ii dises warmth throughout the by OF
heated air which the construction of the Dorc Fire Place.
moi perred TO in with heated iron plates
which well have the effect OF destroying the
gen OF the atmosphere rendering often oppressive and al
Injurious the health II i portable, convenience
SLY appreciated they be removed pleasure. II j.
,lapted parior the warehouse m the coaniEg
uniting the comfort OF open fire with perfect safety and con-
ni.tT BaXTER& BROTHER CT Exchange Place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

w TOOL STOTtF corner OF Chathan anu UhalNDtr
NYT has constantly for sale an excellent assort
following of description stocks and
b augurs and bits sett calppers and diyders
turning che and gouges plates stocks and
ies hammers age bevels guages spirit levels bur
nshers spoke have circular turning athes, vices
suring tapes, drawing Instruments wood boxes for cutting
all Sizes rules files drill cutting nppers and pill
pads oil stones draw
knives plane irons steel squares hollow augers draw
ng screw tools Shelters patent auger cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, &c.
large assortment OF planes manufactured by A. u
Baldwin. New York m2l3mN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCHER.


Manufactures and keeps constantly hand for SALE plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of description, size and style
AIRY Goods Silks, Laces, &c. B-Shoes Clancy Ar
tices. D-Stocks Collars, Bosoms, Shirts. E-Curs F.
H~samples for coffee rice, wheat &c Watches KMFurs
especially for muffs Musical Instruments M-Drugs apo
thecary and stationary Nlla Cases. hat boxes and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
Orders for purpose quantity quality of paper boxes
received and promptly executed with despatch at the lowest
prices, TO fit any article prescribed nthe neates manner
Merchants setting stores be supplied immediate
ly with good and strong boxes for exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find accommodation In regard
to obtaining boxes any description, and shipping them all
parts OF America at the shortest notice
In The mean time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from enany native country, real Genuine Cologne wa
ter of which he has just received large quantity for whole
sale, superior to any article in the present market.
Also, most splendid assortment of German patterns for
samples and emboiderie OF every description for retailing
segarboxe pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work in rich and handsome style as they never
seen before.
friends and for their former patronage and trusts by
unwearied pains to merit continuance OF the same.
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1886, at Nblos Garden New York for specimen OF paper
boxes they being considered the most substantial and splendid
article the line offered to the inspection OF the public
my20 I'm
~ JOSEPH r. SPENCER having completed the arrange
meats attendant on opening his Hat warehouse Is now prepa
the geneel community and possessing the increased
value capacity for heightened service at the standard
As guide may favor him with their patronage
he would the following rules, which will invariably go
Firstly The hats sold at establishment win be OF the
value though differing in shape and general appearance
ing system OF credit all sales must be subjected to cash pay
ments. !.
Canes Gloves, Handkerchief, Toilet Brushes& &c.
The sales room which is fitted up IN style commensurate
with the growing and refinement OF the city, located al
Of Wall and New streets being OF the build
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
nc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

"a ~ - .a@
OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE
AT NO 334 PEARL STREET.
H popriet0s have concluded their additional arrange
hts Tor the despatch Of extra spring ships, Ii
yeroo IN the months ot February, March, April Persons
DESTROYS Of sending their friends should make early anil
cation In doing. they VIII prevent detention DELAY and
disappointment All VIII be entitled a passage in the
steamers running from the different pos Ireland
AMI Wales Drafts usual the Bank Of Ireland PAYABLE
province, county and inland Apply or address
Sjt Pearl street
DOUGLAS ROBINSON Co NY
ROBINSON g. BROTHERS, Bankers. I,nooI
i5.u ROBINSON & Dublin. = f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
IL AND

IN TRUST tDMPANi.-PersOns may effect assurances
with this Company their lives, the lives - others,
and either the whole duration Of ie for limited psri
od The payments OF premium may be either made annually
or In a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

GREAT BARGAINS.-An extensive assortment OF
NJ Silk and Cotton Hosiery together with large assortment
Embocries, consisting cape, collars pelerne,
you've sheree infants robes waists and ladies olash
lace hawl meno embroidered zebra and brOche, do
very rich thread and bobbne ace nserngs and egngs,
needle worked insertngs; and scoop -dgins thousd
musn bead bags purses and safety chains, needles thmbrs
gold silver and steel bodn hair pins scissors, white AMI cod
ladies horse skin gloves ladies plain AMI open worked six and
gloves, plain and figured silks; Irish popn- nen silk
and cotton Il ,nlkerchies, lace aprons.
Black and white lace and gaure wells and scars; 81 black
and white plain and figured blends damaged the late fire. ~
Bowery. myl62ws
A CARD.-wM. H. ACKERMAN respectfully informs
n his friends and the public that he has in connection with
his Confectionery 80 Grand street between Chrys
Forsyth streets added splendid saloon The style IN
which furnished and the superior oxceency of h
wines AMI other refreshments be surpassed An
other establishment ia the city,
VIII A. pledges himself that his Saloon shall be conducted
in the respectable and orderly and TINT every ut
tentan shall be paid the accommodation OF those who VIII
favor him with visit, myi.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

HARTMAN a. B1NDsALL, 50 Water street, oher
Il for sale, cheap for cash
80 tubs Welsh Butter rkus Orange do; 100 kegs low
priced suitable for bakers Brandy Cheee 80 kegs do
dog $40 do superior do ~ barrels do dol 90 boxes Pine Apple
Theses ~ casks Hams fer family 20 10 Shoulders do do
equal 70 Burlington. HARTMAN A. BIRDgAIL
MILO nj Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

upopTs-B,py S-BOOTS.-Cheap cheap, cheap
III ~ than ever 1t :. WALKERS 80 Canal a. THIS
: e Mace f those oppressed Nv hard times 70 buy Boot
~ -boes-,hs The place find Boots AMI shoes cheaper
nan they can found other establishment IN this ~
80 other cry Their ENC sole Pump Boots stil stand unriya
lei Cgentepen wishing ~ furnish themselves with par q
"aa'r"''' ' WALKERS, 30 Canal y.
UoW. .i.h II myielm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
= RnOWN a cos ONE PRI, lin

- BROWN a. CO.'S OsF PNI' r. HAT
sTokE.-Tle subscribers, since the year 1921, have
~naimed furnishing the pubic with elegant and sub
stanta HAT 0 the most graceful tDf ~ r accommodating
price Ut 81 They that their caoris have bees
crowned With triumphant The Hats
bv them during the last three months ~ beauty AMI
finish heretofore offered, and stand preemneu among
those Of higher prices, ,y the Fashionable world Totier
patrons they would sayhc quality. Gar b., = uni.
inrute moderate aud hxefhe profit small and all
the sales Tor cash. l7s Chatham square, cor MAI =
myle-u BROWN co.
A TO IeT-AT NEW BRUNSWICK, ~ y, THE
t.tf LARGE STORE, WAREHOUSE, AND WHARF,
As few rods above the turnpike bridge, III Water street,
recently occupied by Messrs Ayres Freeman grain
Tie premise. in good order AMI will be let cheap to
good tenant.
The situation adcsrablc Cor kinl Of mandatory,
mercantile purposes For further particulars inquire o
Mrs Ayrc ia Water street. New Brunswick next door the
nfa..n.. li2 Mater street. Now YORK. mNa5NMll-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

- TOHAGE-w I've taken in he fre proof stores 80 and
aid HARTMAN BIRDSALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

IENNtSON PREMIUM REEHIGEnA
" TORS, WINE COOLERS, on SAFES.-Au article ~
great and convenience butchers keepers VI hotels
boarding houses aud yctuacrs. They ~ very great inn
portanc answering purpose " au Ice house They can
w. seen III No u Centre, and Clinton Naturalization -
several hotels The manufacturers have hand great var
ETY. IN sizes consisting mahogany and pine ~ their tac9-
=, sarnar Nnr,.l anil CLarltnn - myl6 imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31

A = r.
Gar longs Spoons Forks, and ladies, various patterns,
All o superior quality and warranted wrought for ale ~ ne
manufacturer Tho subscriber rignay introduced The above
ware anil has been established nearly Eve years IN this city,
ADD awarded the first premium ur ne best specimens Of
silver Goods, by The American Institute Al ber late
Far
German Silver Coffin Plates engraved ~ one hours notice.
pm from III p 10 81 EACH engraving ncladcd
n The prices III tho above articles about ~ per cent
chearer 1, an the real silver.
'''F WIN CIIANDLFss, Manufacturer,
Il Ciarkson street.
rnvetr,F Between Narick AMI Hudsog streets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-31
tI,uG NEM YORK GRANITE COMPANY

will dslve. ether NJ aleir quarry, " anv ~ he Aan.
liz seapor al the inon Granite of very superior gua oi
any dpsnnns either in the block dressed u or'r VI
III beautiful color admirably adapted y display architectural
ht AMI les ayaaagc, being lighter than the Quincy
a,.i ,larkrr than the IialiowoiL
n /. purc Granite free from foreign substances AM ~
par. arr blended ia such perfect proportion ~ 70
yr more inesruche. aud less liable 90 decay % injury
er e.posure while comparative experiments have proved
49, \ t. anil dresses easier and cNener, and with les waste
Ia, ~ other rnite IN the market Contracts tpr - dcilve
RAJ will IT, o, q lower prices ah ohet stone ~ ~
,g,i,r ou,ltv cas- be obtained for.
Orders addressed - the Mechanics Exchange No Broad
~ tox III ~ ~ TIE Company's orc No Bcckman IT..
f,,berc samples may be seenl win meet prompt attention
n,y9,-gf v. DOYLE, Agent, Berkuan y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
NANCY LIE BARON.

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ar of,o. hn, dov,. w,,, Wa had
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h,'o.'nlo s,l.ronIv silent. ondosJ had bnrno
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
TO be C0niinued.)

IMPROVED SYSTEM OF DUELLING. The
brave Dutch AdmlraI Won Tromp, who
was a large and heavy man, was chaIIeng-
ed by thu active French officer. I'VE
are not upon equal terms with rapers,"
sold Won Tromp, "but call on me 10 mor-
row morning, and we viii adjust the affair
better" When he Frenchman called. he
found the Dutch Admiral beStrldlng a BAR
rel of gunpowder. "Therc is room enough
for yon," said Won Tromp, "at the other
end Of the barrel; sit down, there is
match, and, a. You were the cha cngcr,
give fire." The Frenchman was a lite
thunderstruck at this terrible mode of fight
ing. but as the Dutch Admiral told HIM he
would fight HIM IN 40 other wav terms If
accommodation soon ensued,-.N Y, Er.
press
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
F,onl the Delaware State Journal.
RATHER SEVERE

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
A GovGRNoR IN A QuANpARy. T

a G0vGRNoR ~ A QUANDARy. The
Governor of Virginia issued IA proclama-
ton conveung the legislature for a spe-
cal session and convoked the members
chosen in April for the nert leg stature.
Wucuupon the Attorney General steps
ped in and advised HIN that the present
Legislature Is the past--and consequently
that the document must be sent 10 the
oM members instead Of the neto. The
Governor came over To this opinion. and
copies of his proclamation were addressed
TO the members Of the former legislature
accordingly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09

mil Huch is IN, ryrlnr,Iion oi TIM.
.roibcr sovo,c, scp,orcn inflicted. mn, nv
Lc.lrIu I.hn N CIov,ou, hut nv hc
co,ui com,,sed If Ct,cr Ir.,Icc viayton
and associates Elocl mad L,r,on. and pro
scrbcd ~ the ,oltcr Of he idi, A sen
,cncc mover was more drhjv mrrlcG. The
mode Ut run'>1mout may uot please those
WHO indulge morbid scn,bnty on the
subject ol crmiual oun'shmcn's. bui that !
huu, u any. attaches to- tie legislature |
and not IT, The court. Delaware udhcrcs
to- her Gucicn' code. whilo modern reform
has boeu LH,,lv dealing with every thing
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-28
q llclag I3aelE 2


dgalncitnB BaelEBar
No one but aTeal Kan Burenite
know hoW many hiliialors political
sum must be made eesk 70
be classed amongst he ailhful
Dag praisiin State Banks q lie skies
and filing them with the public mo.
neys s!sga:slRg then g
..;sacherods and unsafe one mo-
nient clamoring for an src sivs metal
lie currency and the next, den0alscias
the doctrine altogether, beforeen cleo
tioh opposing pQps1 issues; allsr i g
over throw ing a Inns 81 4sas,.
Il, notes upon ths eouns Last
promising to readln tie footsteps oi
the illustrious JacSson, THIS yeaf wall &
ing oa lilts a path neh
are tie sdasiss 81 RarenisH nd
Tsa lie k6t par.
Nov or the tdcss Or Andrew
Jackson. "a late letter q his friend
2 Blair ST the Globe writes
follows to enable SIS TIE didapper
an e tread 10 his track
ERatTTAe a.. July %, 1897
HOPS no Treasury NoTEs VII.
DE IssUED The Treasury Drafts upon.
act4al deposite, are constitutional, and
do not partake Of paper credits
tredsslrg notes which are subject to de-
precialion 81 the merchants and banks.
and shayers and BOXERS and VIII be,
4 issued and the government cannot
avoid
2 aness csc the IKE D the Old Genes
ioosssps o. ihis new road. lie
grea' aambu e. Thomas II Benton
he'd forth follows IA the United
satss enate on he 18th 81 epieul
6e 1881
WIZ low say e words On ae
Rs'ifNse q issaiflg Ife l1rY notes ~ iiric
81 peace &c even "a line . war. ma
the orlIDa hans ma
zes bag been lrIes ad exaus
asa aQ reno De
N9ke @ any kIe Iis @ee
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-28

We are authsrize % announce Cen.
IAlrEs rRR 81 Columbus 6 cans
didate for eleclio1 q tie offee o
Bfigadier General 81 q
uf tIie IN DiRision o tie Militia of