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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

Duco,~.rpEs INfrTcjEs oN bxrNr,sr and ms-..
facse Of fncsrrrpfbk Teeth, No 1894 Spring st. out OF
McDoural
ubIe TeetL are really splendid. .ny23 SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
DFRLIN AND REFIECTING CRATES
/ DORIc Ann MINERVA FIRE PIACES-Al~n. 4

Crates and Fire Sets suitable for paror
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subscr
wholesale and retail their warehouse No. 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These snperb castings, equang in finish the
metal ornamented with rich aud caet designs
cuted has relief They colored by a process
upon heat and requiring water only to keep
t-em clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unes beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic reectos to
the large portion Of the heat which ordnar
~ escapes through the hue
Dorc and Fire PlacesThs well established article
is known the public superior thing IN
burning coal combines all the advantages Of both the
crate fire place, and by transmission in close
stoves duses warmth throughout the rooms by means Of
heated which, y the construction Of the Dorc Fire Place,
permitted in contact with heated iron plates,
which well known have the effect OF destroying the
gen atmosphere, rendering often oppressive, and al
Injurious health IL portable, convenience
sy appreciated they he removed pleasure IL
daped the paor, he warehouse, and the counting
uniting the comfort Of open fire with perfect safety and con-
fiiW BAxTERS BROTHER 81 Exchange Place
GAIT RHEUm.-MRs. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
- OF the Gpsey Ointment, ecctual FOR the Salt
Rheun scroua Ring Worm and all diseases Of the skim has
reoyede No Bedford street Of Houston st. where
offers the above celebrated remedy by the doren
single box
For sale also by j. b. Dodd Broadway, Of Bleeck-
H. r. Kurstead, Broadway, Of Spring ST. Minor
Gamble, Broadway, Of Dey Il; q. d. Coggeshal,
Pearl Rose =. Coddngtos, s9 Greenwich st
Suard Deuc Park Row, and 58 Broadway; and by Hull
Bovine l2s Maiden lane. mvls ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

\ ARRANGE PLACE. BULLS FERk
- The public respectfully informed that elegant
and fashionable place reception
of visitors The Bar has been stocked with the choicest
wines and liquors. creams, ices, &c. together with
the various kinds offrus cakes and confectionery
dinners and suppers prepared the notice Civil and
attentive servants IN constant attendance.
The Subscriber hopes thai by his umeming personal
Lon 10 the comfort and accommodation of those ladies gen
demen who may visit La Grange Place. continuance
oiha very liberal patronage which has been bestowed his
establishment the last three years.
Military companies target accommoda-
we'd with dinners usual.
Dinners served Sundays the of the 2i O'Clock
ooat. Time OF going and returning rs follows:-
From New York-61, l0i, p, and Gt O'Clock
FROM Fort Lee and Bulls Feny-8, l2t and O'Clock
Suncays-Leayes New York ~ TO- Ia and q O'clock
B1lfs Ferry only.
Sundays-Leayes return al 5, %, u, and o'clock
On Sunday nights the boat will lay over IN New York
jelo-eod6wa JOHN PONSON
nETHOIT HOTEL, LATE YORK HO-
~ TEL-The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have taken the above a
bishmeni and fitted up style that viii compete with
similar house in this city II the European pan aud
can be accommodated with lodgings and meals al all
and up dish the rich and luxurious
ket - New Ysrk nj all times affords.
The house pleasantly located 81 Barclay street. in the
mmtriate vicinity Of the Hudson river steamboat landing
The bar Is supplied with wines aud liquors Of all kinds, the
best that can be obtained. ~ VI. MERRIMAN.
my5-2weod l.. wINSfiIP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

Member OF the KOyhI CONeft
- OF Surgeons Of London and edinburgh and member Of the
MeSca College of Philadelphia direct s atten
tin 10 the treatment cfhe following diseases vr;
Gonerhpa, chancres structures nat Of the urethra bias
dsr PROSTATE Tans legs rh umatsm and scro
ous aectons Recent Of cured " two days
without mercury a preventative he had Persons who
injured themselves by secret destructive habit viii OBJ
tnn immediate relief Separate Offices 2lo Fulton street neal
Green vich. The strictest secresy observed. myiy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

nR. CARPENTER continues TO administer to the af
c cd and the ard eeciua
Slip. myQ7.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

SPICE BITTERS.-Thcse bitters have been long
- celebrated tor their peculiar virtue, in ortiyng and
strengthening the stomach they appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood distractions,
and found useful removing the auaGicc they pro-
duce OF the breath removing all scorbuic and un-
bechng and great preventive against levers
and acues They useful in all Of
particularly the spring. by bracing the bres, and
venting that dagreeale stessnes and weakness arising too
frequently from relaxation the approach OF weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
NATHAN II. GRAHAM,
mll-u 90 Nassau ST. cor. of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
ID HOLLEY, Real Estate and General Agency Office
at VerPlanch formerly known Verplanck Point west
che EpyX York.

y HOLLEY, Real Estate and General Agency Office
at Vepanch, formerly known Verplanck Point west
chester county, New York;
b. All orders for the pui chase SALE exchange OF pro-
perry, rea or perona) LEFT at the Office or at No II Walst
No Caine street. in the city OF New York, VIII meet
every attention the application requires.
Conveyancng oevey description executed at the shortest
notice.
Specifications Plans and Architectural Drawings made TO
order and the erection ofbudngs of description super
intended, &c.
number in the city of New York for SALE
exchange Also III Newark and Patterson, New Jersey; and
choice Verpanck Those who wish 10 improve,
the place, the whole of the purchase money
main mortgage al 6per cent, If desired
Those wishing delightful place for residence mot surpas
the Hudson River other rver) advise TO call
Those who think Verplank broke those who think
ought break and those who hope will we advise TO stay
away.
B. number of mortgages for sale mot exactly on the
Wall street pan) varying from 10 5000 dollars.
Building Lots TO exchange for building materials my 80 I'm
SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR sHA-
~ VING-The unqualified appreciation this Soap has re-
from persons who have used it, evil
its superior value all other shaving soap in
fora quick firm and emoea ather, which will not dry upon
the face iritae the skin the least II pleasantly per-
fpea and put in covered pot answering all the pur
poses of shaving box
HOPPERS PHARMACY,
dl0-u 364 Broadway, corner Franklin Sic
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
I OyELYAND ApORED BY ALL;.ANEx

Considered object commanding uneigned atmra.
ton awakenSa natural socude for and preser
vaon and the toilet becomes apartment both ofmportance
and utility especially where dcernment presdes In the
selection Of those appesdages which experience has sanctioned
this Lady Monagues Compound Chinese Soap
prefers attention. founded nearly century Of trial
bnng elegance preparation with the prominent requisites
efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage
refrser aud susianer Of the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable exbty soness and transparent
ity Of The skin.
For by A. Underh SO Beekman street Of viii
liam; Dr. JAS H. Hart, Iowery and Walker Price 30
cents ner cake my253m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

.UNTER's RED DROP

II II DNOFs-TH ne real geIUID6 HUH.
tes Red Drop can be obaincd at No DIVISION stiest and
other place the city, having FRI No 80 Be
bottle has the Of Uah
Levson OF whsm be obtained private confdentiay
all times This medicine well known being the
only prompt manen and safe cure for yenerea without Diet
scent hnd from business deem
thing further than that 81 phalwaraned to
the money Fhl depha Office No So North
Sixth st; Albany. So HantOp street. el6.lR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

% LVVV.---A y and Tar o. nor on Hnd O
One bottle invariably Gonorrhna std y 60 y perfect
w and anent cured Iy the 1T ha moe need be
sadl Sold no o. ale and retail NJ GUlONS PHENx DRUG
sToRE, Bowery. Grand street am py = osbo n
druggist Garner Bowery and Hester street An injection
IA from recipe D q ain ena sod as above where
iniecton IL roaured netting tnn he better jel2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

mr. CARPENTER, No Peck slip, costumes 10 de.
vo To- his undivided atts niisn to the Of all deli
cate n whether Of Iona standing
Carpe inter- cesate OF the New York seie M ca Society
late n,ga. Of ~ u. g. Army and for n
;on or this city Separate offices for the privacy pat
cha, COS reasonable and an cases sssrapte a. my27tf
aNR. GOODMAN,s AMERICAS ANTI GO
NoRRUUA PILLS-For the Of sss.., Gonor hp, a.,
and al affections Of the organs Of reneraon, depending
vca and morbid state Of those These pills well
Eno az eradcator Of these twhen
ton with the DeteeR that the has found but few otbcs
medicines the variety Of character which the
above diseases assume Its cbespuess great ndoceusst 70,
ma and the fact that fully established
another induceent, viii those who suffer from the above
complaints
Grand street at eerts box with full directions my@y
L EECHEs, LEECHEs.-A large supply OF OF me
IL healthy Swedish Leeches Just received for sale wnnesse
and retail by J. A. EAMOUREUx w.,
mv25u ST. Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22


nOCTok COZ BIT cay be consuIedin the most Goa
and iap New ok where persons sicted with
delicate diseases old obstinate ulcers Dyspepsia worms
o the bladder ueha and kidney and all dcases
abuse Of mercury orthe mputy Of the blood invited CALI
The bansf effects often on the mercury, need
descrption troubled with disc apply
To Dr. Cefbft, with The the radically cured
without particle o mery Other dangerous ,ncdicine
His charges reasonable and The OF the
applicant Dr. has been educated Europe under teachers ef
acknowledged taen andhas had considerable pace IN extern
ve hospitals and dpensaes Instant fiven 70 those at
nctsd wb piles and perfect cure effected in three DAYS with
ou conhne en from business the slightest panto the paheDt
may be had prevent the occurrence o. certain dis
from 50. W. to 10 v. NJ my3-v
A H. JOHNSON is consulted cpabb.n'in ~ ~ hrs cfco
- ~. ~ Duane street between Ceathan asa iam SIS on
the following diseases, vzonorrhGa Gleee Chancrfs Src-
lures Seminal Weakness and the disease arising from
venerca poi.or Improper Dr. johnson
affection two ar three rass = The o.t
veteate ne thout n useofany de-
btang ar uiuous uesic,ne prevention from bvscss
enstns Themselves Dr. Johnsons dose With
the most aggravated cases scro'uous
Sores liberated Legs. speedily healed Sre would do
call certain sfivc be
had ass,, of The foregoing dis.a which has
eyer tsle when within twenty four hours after
Letter. nosped enclosing fee, he
medieine ard dreefions for it, nse forwarded.
m A. M TO II al night Dr. johnson has moved
from "a ab,uher street day
IN, CAHPENTEh " con uted rs rsua IN al deli
q, criyate complaints The conhd.r NJ unnner,
NJ bs well known Dispensary No 4Peck Slip rear he
If Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

4 80 ~ PENTEh " con ulted, ~ nuat w al DELI
az complaints in the most conhdr tai pnpner,
NJ bis well Dspensay, No Peck Slip rear he
aS pa.J AT mn7.f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

IL. HAMILTON. a surgeon Of long standing and u
pil Of two Of the first colleges t anatomy and the
apd practice OF physic Europe has moved
house No 81 Courland street. VIII, he may he coned
every disease incidental human nature
delicate lndecate, Th. desperate
~ from two 10 days sores OF every other
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

tional building. Read -.
to Committee on Finaness" ''s nd /
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE,. On motion
the report of the Trustee, " W. :, 4,
mittee Of FIVE. @ass
mittee. N'"e lellos,,
Messrs, Dewey, Tracy, Ta,.., "a
Winslow, on report Of The ,Tr n.
Asylum for The Insane. '''''a
Re,:.0lution'-By Mr. Adam, !,
an an adjournment without dsS Sa Y . = q
"a Of M November. Mr. via, 1 ~
The amendments pro,o..,,
to the resolution reiatiye = 'ysl
State on National Goverpm y ,l, !,
in the last War, and also 10 ' ~ y, !
ton TO the Surplus act, were ' 's. III !
The Bill from The Senate 'i !" y.
the act. incorporating ,bs d. Y
Road Bank, was twice read A., %S' y
the Committee on Banks 'o' 's
House adjourned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

blowing eyes peered from the water, and
seemed 10 mock his hesitation, while hollow
murmers from behind urged him onward
He retreated few paces-took short run
"a desperate leap--and plunged into the
river
Not five seconds had passed when he rose
TO the waters surface; but what change
had taken place in that short time in all his
thoughts and feelings Life, life, in any
form; poverty, misery, starvation, any thing
but death Heiought and struggled with the
water tha, closed over his head and scream
ed in agonies Of terror. The curse Of his
own son rang in his ears. The shore--but
one foot Of dry ground--he could almost
touch thHstep one hands breadth nearer
and he VS. saved; but the tide bore him on
ward, under the dark arches OF the bridge,
and he sank to the bottom.
Again he rose, and struggled for life
For one instant-for one brief iDstant--lhe
buildings on the river banks, the lights on
the bridge through which the current had
borne him, the black water and the fast fly
ing clouds, were distinctly visible, once more
he sunk and once more again he rose. Bright
flames Of fire shot up from earth TO heaven
and reeled before his eyes, while the water
Numbered in his ears, and stunned him with
its furious roar.
A week afterwards the body was washed
ashore, some miles down the river. swol-
len and disdgured mass. Unrecognized
and unpitied, il was borne to the grave, and
there il has long since mouldered away.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
From the New York Daily Express.
More Particulars Of the Heartrending Dis
aster of the Steam. Boat Homo.

We have had long conversation with
Mr. J. d. Rouland. formerly OF this city but
now OF Alabama, who was one OF the Tor.
tunate survivors of the dreadful shipwreck.
He states that he went on board a total
stranger to every person--that the boat
LEFT the dock OF about five o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, with ligh, wind. ra,h-
er cloudy, and that in going out. after
passing the Narrows the boat struck on the
Romer, where she lay four or FIVE hours
He understood the next morning that the
boat got of about 10 o'clock the same night.
Whether the boat received any injury while
she lay on the Romer or not, he does not
know.
The "Home" then run out past Sandy
Hook and continued her course on during
Sunday, without any thing happening wor.
thy OF notice. the weather being fine. AT
10 L. NJ. the weather changed to the North
East, blew hard. and the boat labored hard
and leaked some. On Monday morning,
made the land about 25 miles 10 the North
ward Of Cape Hatieras. the sea very rough.
The boat was then put of shore, and she
ran out to sea for the purpose Of getting
round the Cape, and shelerng her under
mill . p M All ~ hsad. o a,'.; s'ooe 20 . sea
were at the pumps, and all the passengers,
80" '"e'"'Vu' were oaiiihg WIN ouekeis'
pals, pans. &c. &C.. the leak. however, in
creasing constantly.
cd Nv "as .ne" oa'oula,eu 'ne ooa' mac pas
asu '.o ouV'' o'Pe OF tia'efas' ana 'ne boat
wus 'urneu 70 snore 10 oeach her, Tor the
preservation o. all on board. The sails
were SET, and The wind was on shore, but
.he engine was working very slowly, and
the boat was scutliing FAST With every pos
siole exer'ion the water gained constantly
The boat worked and bent like reed -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

Friday Morning, october n, 1887.

/ SAFETY OF THE Public MoNEYs.--Pres
ident Van Barren attempts, in bis message
TO convince the American people that The
Sub Treasury system would be more sale
than any other, Tor managing the public
! funds He makes a calculation that there
would not be in the sub-treosurers' hands, on
an average, more than 100000 at time
and this would be less than their bonds
Now what says experience in another de-
partment2 The Postmaster Generals duty
is to require bonds Of Posimasiers; and yet
during Jackson's administration, there were
about 1000 deialcaions and loss TO the
country OF ONE HUNDRED AND EfoATy
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Notwithstanding the
bonds. If such was The fact 10 the compar.
aiively small amount OF money passing thro'
this department. what would il be in the
event Of the millions Of the general revenue
and land sales being managed in the same
manner.
Now place the fact, that iclae he United
States Bank tcas the financial agent Of gor.
ernmenL eighteen years. NOT ONE DOL
LAR WAS LOST, in opposition to the losses
OF the Post Office Department,-and which
appears TO be the safest system--a National
Bank. or thousands OF liule pets. in the per-
sons OF postmastsrs, custom house officers,
land agents. &c. &C.?
The Expense Of Managing The Finances
The President PROCESSES. in the message, 20
believe that the Sub. Treasury system would
be nearly as cheap Nhe difference not exceed
ing 100000 per ann,) Tor managing the pub
lie moneys as any other. Now II must be
apparent to every one. on reflection, that he
must either be very much mistaken, or de-
sirous OF deceiving the public. Does any
one believe that for 100000 additional ex-
pense,the business can be done which would
be. by this system. added to the duties Of the
officers Of the Treasury department. Nom
sense. II would require nearly double the
number Of officers Of government, which
are now employed; il not, then they do no,
now earn their salaries. Just think for a
momen: what an additional care and trouble
the management of the funds without the aid
of banks would be-. II is impossible tina,
this position should be- true.
But suppose the business all done with
specie. How are the funds TO be transferred
from one part OF the country TO nnother.--i
Suppose in the northwestern section there
should be ten times as much collected as is
wanted TO be employed. |, must be all
TO the east and south. and south
east and in specie Too And will this cost
Thousands aud tens Of thousands
will be spent for transportation. But when
the United States Bank was in operation, il
the government had funds in Cincinnati
which were wanted in New York. they had
only 10 call on the Bank for draft, and ii
was transferred rithouf risk or expense-
Not dollar did Il cost. .Nor rhicA % 4ke
most economical system
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
From the Morning Herald.


Yesterday, the house Of Parish ~
ceived a letter from Mt Vandsrie
the survivors. Mr. V. states that lh
struck on a breaker near Sandy Hmil
going out. and that apprehenslOn' ~
tertained of her safety before The 'a'
took place.
IL was Mr. Horatio TlleslOn Of W.
of VIM Nj. Tileston & Co, who uaN
not William, as was stated ystsS'l
III. Tilesion was the younger sr!Sa
firm. He carried with bin books
and promissory notes, embracing
the amount of Sl5O,0OO, due lhen
south, which he took for cOlle'l,SA'
one OF these assets is irrecOVeI'0g N
One OF the most heari-rspdlas o. ~
we have heard Of is that OIL MI IN
Florida. his lady, three daughfs ID
ter-in-law, Mrs Cammock-ln' HI
MIS- Groom is the daughter Of " !.
spectacle lady now residing IN 'p n, u
OF Newbern, North Carolina l.s.|
OF the three daughters, has spen,Is N
here a, the boarding school SeF3Sl
Chagare. She is hardly out o. Il
and was returning to the south, n
and accomplished young cre a ,. M
sisters were younger Mr. Cla s'a n
er. was a gentlemen Of the 1lg'1 T.Ta|
bility in North Carolina, and 10 l 4.
was in the prime of life and 10 . l aS,,
happiness. "At one fell swooP n'.
Mrs smith, of Newbern, n = n
presen, in this city, the m0lN y
Groom, has suffered much BY ''a s,s
of late. During the last nln :, ~ 's,s
has lost ten connexions-sl,n, , . T :,
shipwreck Of the Home w.v'
the inscruiable purposes o. ~
Father2 All
Last evening we conveIsru Vii ,;.Il,d
ger (Mr Holmes) whoPro'losa.ns.'r,n
the wreck. He stated to Us O" ~,
tanl fact--lhat the Home ~ s''
on The bank of Sandy NOOK y Nh
hours. thus corrobora'lus W
statement as above. ,ba.
We put the question % u,"i = IA
us il true that she struck ~
this pon?" "a, nj
Yes (said Mr. HI she VIZ
four or five hours" 4c.als
"Did no one tell tho :"
back 2" ll
"Nop said he. Ma, d
Mr. Holmes continuea--"~nsp
time the unfortunate sl'"a''H Ne N
nounced to the passengers .,,,de NJ
danger more by the noise T pa N
of those above, and then ' .n'
than by any other annouac'"''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
From wal,on's Daily Journal.

w WEDNESDAY,, tfCt. TO-
SENATE. Reports-By Mr. Phelps Of
Windham, relating TO revision of the stat
ute laws of this Suite. OF Bill for that pur.
pose. Read the first and second times, and
after remarks by Mcssrs Phelps, Briggs,
and Howe, on motion of MIR Pierpoint, the
Bill was laid upon the table.
The Senate went into joint assembly for
the appointment Of County officers; and the
remaining part Of the forenoon being occu.
pied in join, assembly, on rturning. the
Senate adjourned
Housg. Bill refsrred--by MIR Hatch, re.
lating to Banks no per cent Of profits OF all
Banks to go to The Slate)--relerred TO the
Committee on Banks.
The Senate came in. and the joint as
sembly made the following appointment;
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Gardner Fl Smith, Sheriff
Nathan I'll Bottom, High BaiiiE
Samuel II Blackmer, STATES Attorney
Marin G Deming, Judge Of Probate for
the District of Manchester.
r. c. Hubbell iona. Hunt, Stephen Rob.
inson, Commissioners for Bennington Jail
Winslow G. Watson, John G. Roberts
Fowler Hoyt, Commissioners for Manches
ter Jail
On the election Of Probate Judge fol
the Manchester District Aaron c Robinson
was nominated by the County Convention
and ARENAS Matterson was nominated by a
majority OF the members in the South
shire. 34 a ~ bow f
After much discussion, principally by the
Renninoton cnnntv dala,as;o,, ie..,.,... M.
point moved TO refer the matter to the Sena
tor and members from the Bennington Pro
bate District-carried.
The Senate withdrew, and the House
Adjourned
SENATE. 2 o'clock. p. M..-Reporf-B
MIR Phelps of Windham, of the bin in add
ton to an act incorporating the village Of
Bratleboro read the first and second times
and passed to be ergrossed for Sd reading
Message, from the Governor by Mr. Man.