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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
CONFECTIONERY,

~ CARD-To the Ladies Of New York. new ,ldne
s,oe Mo- 1871 William
York, and sold, wholesale retail by other in
icious article is now hereby submitted 10 the Judgment and
Of Nsw York ire sn the bue
the sweets offe aud sweet without bitter the Vanilla
N. b. hand, and constantly manufacturing, genera
asortmen of Candies Cor the South and Western markets
of the city. my9 im-y
ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger, in his store No
81, Broadway will continue to furnish the public with the ar
cure continuance Of is patronage. .
filling decayed teeth Chcory the finer chemical preparations
Magnesa Lozenses Cough Lozenges nc &e constantly on
retail "''- 10 '"' ~ VIC ''''' ~ a25 Il
A CAKD.-wM. II. ACKERMAN respectfully informs
Ii. steam Confectionery at 2ss Grand street between Chrys
tie and Forsyth streets added splendid saloon The Style in
which IL Is furnished and the superior exceency of his ice
wines and other refreshments be surpassed in
W. H. A. pledges himself his Saloon shall be conducted
in the nsa respectable and orderly an that every at
entien shall he paid to the accommodation OF those who VIII
favor him with visit. my4-lm.
HARTMAN a. BIRDSALL, 50 Water street. offer
90 tubs Welsh Butter 60 rkns Orange co dol 100 kegs low
priced suitable or bakers loas Brandy Cheese 50 kegs do
s"s x Hams " % s q % Sn9s % do
VISITING CARDS, VISITING CARDs.-In
sn GS osn and nTey Hn printed on ro
the of Maiden lane and Broadway, Stouts EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specimen books may
be
Aso-sILvER PLATED DOOR& NUMBER PLATES
the plating Of which unusually thick the silver being
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
dinctness and taste.
LETTER STAMPS CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
SEALS.
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
jet black edges enameed and capable Of receiving The high
est polish my2i3mi
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL CoFEnsc ROOM
O-MR HORN begsleaveto acknowledge the obligations he
under the gentlemen Who have literally paroned his
establishment anil has the pleasure TO inform hi friends and
patrons that he has entered into permanent with
celebrated baker for constant supply Of the best pies and
that possibly be made in this city lie also vii be
able all supply his customers with coffee and co-
Of the very finest favour and richest quality and aers
himself that establishment In the city the public bc
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than nj
his. IN G-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

i CORRESPONDENCE-Compr letters ct lntrutuc-
ton letters of credit general business with forms Tor Bulls,
Invoices Bill Parcels, Bills o Exchange, Account Sale Equa
ton PAYMENTS Explanation Of Commercial Terms, and
Advice Young Merchants and Tradsen with regard TIE
general management Of busnsss by Foer nrncpa oi
the New York Commercial Schools author III Treatise
Book Keeping, kc vol limo PIP 2S just published and
for sale by a.,.n.... -,
II iring cost have here what should he consider
ed 10 indispensable companion to every junior clerk IN
Commercial Agency establishments will lie found SER
vceale all book Of reference and instructions ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

THE MERCHANTS Or PRACTICAL &C
Il COUNTANT-Being series OF mercantile accounts IN
which the merchant introduced int business and carried
through ycissude both prosperous and ad,erse
single and partnership business with improved merchants
The principles drawn from actual experience;
which added tables of moneys weights and measures OF
commercial world Fifth edition, by Thomas H. Goodrich
Accountant inst received sale the trade
tail very low by G. SHEPARD, 1879 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

gpppIs-BoUrs-BOO s.-Cheap, cheap, cheap
ID er than ever, at = j. WALKERS, 80 Canal u. This
i The place for those oppressed by bard times 20 buy Boots
and So,s-his place find Boots and shoes cheaper
than they can found other establishment IN tins or
any Their fine sole Pump Boots still stand unrival
led Gentesen Wishing furnish themselves with pair Of
handsome summer boots for S275, find thermal
WALK RS. 200 Canal T.
Don't mistake ne numbert i 20, the second @e store
!. NJ IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
GERMAN SILVER.-Fish and Batter Knives,

NENMNN SILVEW.-FISN and Bnttpr knlves ~.
NJ car TOnp Spoons Forks and Ladies' Of patterns,
all superior quality, and warranted wrought for sale ~ the
manufacturer The subscriber orig inay introduced the above
bas been established nearly five this
awarded the first premium for The best specimens ri
Silver Goods by tie American Institute their late
Fair.
German Silver Coffin Plates engraved hours
Price from 81 - ~ 81 EACH engraving ncludcd.
TIE prices 81 the above articles about rs per
cheaper Than the real silver.
wM. CHANDLEsS, Manufacture,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
DaPEH nANGlNGs-DoNCoUR sTAMMERs

leg respectfully call the attention Of their friends
and the public generally, the ard elegant
goods just received and opening al their new store, No. 3
street, Frankfort and Hague
dealers will find tle establishment advantages
where else With, addition to their entire stock
Of goods.
Sammers Tie above firm, generally known by the
app, the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who, IA
but Strangers stands unryal.d in the
paper hanging both for and despatch viii
tend practicable all tire which shall
lie ed o his mySl6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
7 AND OEFICE.-JOHN L. HoGARDus. .Al,orne

Il AND OFFICE,-JOHN /. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor al Law Clinton Hall No Reekman
opposite the Brick Church door city OF New York Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land office
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. lst--Revoutionary. 2d-Iae War. 3d-Canadan
Volunteers. 4tEngish refugees from the United States to
Canada and Nova Scotia 5tI-Deserters from the British
the heirs IA all the above 6ibTes lands
forfeited for payment reclaimed. 7-Hers under
entitled 10 lands sold for 9tThore who parted
with their discharges titles, before the patents Is
sued reclaim the 9Lands III the several states
i'm the United Canada, Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid and titles In
yesgated obtained and perfected on application TO this Of
Postmasters throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding ofthe above claims and acting
in their several sections OF country will be entitled to Is CT
on all commissions. Communicates cost paid.
TT Valuable farming land for sale IN the Of Illinois
soc quarter of 100 EACH parcels from
situated and otherwise Also, in Missouri
Arkansas. d26tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
RERLIN AND REFLEcTING GMATEs-
ID Also -

Z
ID DORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES.-Also,
large assortment of Crates and Fire Sets suitable for paror
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subscr
her wholesale and retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Graes-rhese snperb castings equang in finish the
finest metal ornamened with rich and chaset designs
cued in has relief They colered by a process
acted upon 10y heat and requiring water only keep
them clean
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unites beauty and
being constructed with brilliant metallic reectors
throw into the large portion of the heat which ornar
ly escapes through the hue
Dorc Fire Places-Th well established article
Is known the public superior thing
for burning coal combines all the advantages of both the
usual modes of communicating heat by radiation in the
and fire place and by transmission in close
dises throughout the by means of
heated air which, by the Of me Dore rre Place
which well the effect Of destroying the
the atmosphere rendering il often oppressive and al
injurious health. II is portable, convenience
silly appreciated "a they can be removed at pleasure is
venience. For sale by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
TENNISnN,S PREMIUM REFRIGEwA.
y TORS. WINE COOLERS. OR SAFES-An arrice of

and convenience butchers keepers hotels
boarding houses and vcuaers They Of very inn
portance answering purpose of house They
be seen No IL Centre, and Clinton Markets-also in
several hotels The manufacturers have hand vari
ETY. of all sizes consisting OF mahogany and pine their faco
ry corner Narick and Charlton my6 lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
ELEGANT SUMMER HATs.-price
PANGOR AND LOWER STILL WATER

4
pzceSe share has been paid inthe capital stock of
company Sooohei stock in trade consists OF Mills Lm
ber Villages Cities, Townships and tracts OF lumber land &c
down in Maine.
Sxteenhs of this stock has bonght by
rean Lumber Company, amanmoh concern OF S2eo0C0
pla located in Wall street and part their capital Stock
There will be difficulty in showing that the above be had
at bargain Apply 10
j. THOMPSON, COL wallst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

corner of Maiden Lane.
IN announcing 10 public generally they beg leave 70
hat they assortment 81 French per.
fmsry soaps Brushes tie first manufacture. Likewise
Gibpss Raypooiara Indian Cream, Ter preserving The
growth az Hair aud removing the daudruh, that Nel
known great destroyer othc Human Hair The use
az tie injurious, i produces 81 nanat 20 ~
the bead which causes greater accumulation Also WEy
Tonpees sralp &C. Of the newest manufacture, ~ every e
talcn - a. deceive the closest inspection. hlm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

Courland street, beg inform the they have
80 reinovedfrom No. Courandt the large
and elegant store where they have hand and
s,nty receiving fresh supplies Of iaiter Plush Trim
nings.
Also fancy coloed Pushes FOR ladies' bonnets which they
viii sell on accommodating terms
Cans. Stocks Frnncs AT AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
= sI HmSWN = CO.'S ONT PNI r HAT

ST0RE.-The subscribers since the year 1924 have
s aimed at furnishing The public with elegant and sub
stantal HAT Of the graceful form, the accommodating
price OF 81 They hat their efforts have bees
crowned with Triumphant The Hats
by them during the last three months, urpass in beauty
finish heretofore offered, and stand preemnenl among
higher prices the fashionable world To their
patrons they would sayhe quality as far a. may 10, uni
fornihe price moderate and fxedhe profit small and all
the sales for cash. l7e Chatham Square, Matt
mylgU BROWN CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

NI Road twoanl miles from the ferry, conducted by
Mr. and Mr.. GOOLD.-Ths delightful spot commands one Of
M and picturesque views Of any IN the neigh
boood New York. embracing the ciy-ts mobile bayand
All within sweep distant horizon TN the very summit
This emuence stands Mount Prospect Cottage" which viii
opened Saturday next, June 81 for the accommodation
az the pubc-aud conductors ats Themselves they need
only refer o the past satisfy their friends and the
public the accommodations at tbs estshmen VIII not
h. imlerior m leastl 10 any on Long Island.
Refreshments ~ all kinds ~ all hoers.
Dinner. In Mr.. toos particular yls Tor small Ficnc
parties. on being ordered the ,lav previous
Tho co.t Wine. AMI Lquers a. usual selected after the
VIII known ~ Nr. Goold.
Tea parties can all times be comfortably accommodated
ta1-N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
~ nEuGoNZIO. No. 90 EXCHANGE PLACE

BL Offers - sell NJ moderate price Havana ehte
debenturc, champagne wine assorted brands ~ punt up
rior and very Old whskey Port lisbon madeira wine, lapt
Claret china of cara, accaron and yenace oi cc
noa assorted fruit preserved in spirit and syruI
and 5000 south American horns
t. Orders sad goods punctuay attended, and liberia
made merchandise consigned to him tor sale o.
ra.,n,s.,a,, lie 2Gts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
"''"' = - Dr. IEwIS FEUCnTwANGER,
- - Courtlantt IT.

NFsWs~T "
taker has always hand ready la1t tns - al s,esi
Shfouds CAPS, Scarfs, eu''s b't.F, &c
which H. can furnish M shortest possible notice Aprca
tou Tor Graves on Vaults u TIE hnfyng grounds ~ GO
m,terv ,i H. puncfpalv attended to- II The reu~ ~ tle
a..as.d sod iar lie subscriber, he viii furnish al without
any further trouble wanting co'tus, &c, wl thd y
/ A. fL.fr adyanarr IT, call al the above place.
| rvsasws n. ID GILLESPIE, No. 40 ChurchI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

IN g. HHDWN a. CO. having opened Coffee Hons.
IL nc Nacura M No B Warren street, and laid u aoch
of liz choicest Wines Liquors kc hope ny slrict alters 90 "
me wishes 81 their customcr 70 merit share 81 Pu5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
I,x,I.I., CuEAM CANDY-rns most estraf

binary rob and deliciou. ariel. manufactured AMI for
al. ssols sale and retail M No al william street. and by
nfnn ~ 82l Broadway and ~ other place 10 th. city
n fsc ws kovn that Vanilla j. generally used in flavor
m IT, cream them j ice cream W IN - hes and nures
GT n an except tile icel but unlike is prototype Improves
IN age Tie public n general and especially those having
s, tooth respectfully invited ~ call and rf~t
M tg william between Fulton and John 4. lln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

tubs Welsh Butter; irkns Orange dol 100 kegs low
priced suitable for bakers Brandy Cheese 50 kegs do
do superior barrels do do; 30 Pine Apple
Cheee % casks Hams fer family 20 do Shoulders do do
equal o Burlington HARTMAN Il BlRDSALL
apd -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

We copy from the Times, (says the N. Y. Ex-
pressl un article that, copied from The Gennessee
Farmer, the facts in which will make our Tariff
people chuckle and laugh The cry OF ertr'd-
ing, over-mportng &c, is bu, playing into their
hands. This anti Tariff csrrent has been running
strong these ten yesrs-and now there is about To-
be turn about. The Compromise bill, we now
infer, will no, be seriously touched the clamor OF
the CJihboris, and the willy political gaming OF
Wright, notwithstanding and nevertheless. We
reoice ia tho prospect, that Mr Van Buren can
ride his jodicious Tariff hobby horse no more for
The enlargement Of the v bgs Of the North and
South.
Commereiui Statistics. The statistics Of com
merce independent Of agriculture, are TO The far
mer usually Of little interest but in this country
trade Is 30 intimately connected with agriculture,
and the state ofthe country has had such an op.
Grafton on both, tina, a slight statement of ouI ex
ports and imports cannot be otherwise than iuleres-
ting, and msy be valuable for future reference.
Ouf exports are made up Of he produce of our
fields, with q small addition from our tnanufaclo-
nee our imports are the products of every coun-
try and cline, and many 81 the heaviest items i,
vii be seen are such az We might aud should pro-
vide for ourselves without depending upon the Ia
Dor or capital Of others. We 5sye gathered the
materials for the following ishle. principally from
The Report lnsl issued from the press, on toe CON.
morce and navigation of The L. States, and have
partially added those Of s27 to show the increase
that has taken place in oef,sn articles Of Imports
~ ten years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
H. orIpusIand County,

FELLOW cIrizrss-Our Election is near by and We
prcsent you for consideration the Tickets
tors this week for the rountand being that they
with whom you already acquainted, their
political character al least shall say but very little
bout them.
The first headed by ROBERT PlERPOINT is the true
republican Wing Ticket composed Of who have
been sound and stable in the republican
and from childhood They furthermore emuenty quail
flied for the stations 70 which they assigned They
all been the legislature less and have given good
| satisfaction to their constituents
| The other Ticket, headed by JOINS KELLOGG are men
whose political characters have doubt are pretty well
kucwn-and it would that they mean II shall be better
known. They have purchased printing apparatus and es
abshed newspaper in the county, and have presented
their names TO the foemcn and ask you 10 support them at
the ballot box, at the ensuing election Tor public employ
ment.
Now there is nothing criminal in all this But under
these circumstances they must expect their principles
their public character will be called question: and their
conduct reviewed
Tbetwo first named gentlemen were formely of the Ma
onal Republican or Wing party, and they have fit
to desert their old standard, go to tho enemy,
he tory Van Buren, faction have placed stately battery
a. Caseton and are firing away at their old friends, with
but little effect however it is appfehcnded, though
and hence it cxctcs but little alarm for the safety Of
Fut hermore is very much doubted whether the
oo generals who after playing the trnor will be very
ceptabe generals to all in the corps to which they have
themselves We have heard Of the
actns intimate though they should fight under them
with them for them. Because, probably, they don't
knoN how they them they served the
Wings. On the whole guess these Generals will have
to do their own fighting pretty much, in this campaign
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

How TO PROTECT ORCHARDS. The old minis
had an orchard Of most particular good fruit, for he
was great hand at budding grating, and what
not and the orchard stretched night up 10 The road.
Well, there we're trees hung the fence !;
never seed such bearers, the apples hung IN ropes,
for all the world like strings of onions, and the
fruit was beautiful. Nobody touched the minis
ler's apples, aud when other folks lost thern by
the boys, tIs'n always hung there like bait to a
hook, bot there never was so much nbble al
'em. So sod to him one day, minister, said l.
how on airth do you manage TO keep your fruit
that's 30 exposed, when no one else cant do II no
how Why says he. they are dreadful pretty
fruit, mint ,heyl guess suid /, there amt the
like on 'em in all Connecticut. We'll, says he I'll
tell you the secret, but you needn't let on to No
one about it, That are row next the fence,
grated it myself, took great pains TO get the
right kind, sent clean up 10 Rnxbury, and away
down to Squaw Neck Creek They are beautiful
bot SO etsrna soor, no human soul can eat them.
We'll, the boys think the whole minister's grating
has succeeded about as well rs that row, and they
sarch no farther. They snckcr at my grating,
and laugh IN my sleeves. guess, at their pene.
lraton.--Ihe Cock -.nlkr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
ROBERT PlERPOINT,
THOMAS d. HAMMOND,
ZIMRI HOWE.
VAN BURRN TICKET FOR RUTLAND COUNTY.
JOHN KELLOGG,
JONAS CLARK.
BARNARD KETCHAM,
THE TRUE WIG DOCTRINE.

81 profess to he a bulIiOnist, in the usual and
accepted sense Oftbat word. I am for a specie
basis for our circulation, and for specie "a part
of the circulation. far il he practi lea BILE
and convenient. am for giving value to pa
per, merely rs paper; abhOr paper; that is to
say irredeemabIe paper---papeT that may not be
converted into gold and silver at the will Of the
holder"
IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
4 Beautiful and Terrific PhsnOmsnon. The Lexington
Nv IntalligenceT. Of lnlY lh says

y
"On Tuesday last, 10 or 10 minutes before O'Clock,
T.. NJ heavy explosion heard IN this city which the
writer supposed "a be powder mil in the vicinity The
sound which senshly felt well az heard, seemed to
from easef.y soutbesslerly direction. gentle
coming from PARIS borseback at the dstdace Of 10
miles from Lexington heard II the direction. This
led the conclusion that must have been Of meteoc
isa. We have Intelligent lad IL - years
old who happsne 20 be- with several other boys short
distance the cogniry and says he distinctly 10 use
hs words, great trhs ball dung very swiftly from
where The son tsNsfds he east IL nearly bg
the Sun, and bright Whier than snow and had
org bright streak after Il reddt,h color II seemed 10
he very near " and heu almost fact Lightning We
were all frightened AID watched t went behind tree
Nbsn ali ~ once heard terrible noise, like bezty
cannon u great eisshee thought Al brsi great
balloon bursisd' Such the graphic the boy
gave Of Il. There can b. doubt bot u grand
fsoT'e srpiosa0n and such the bfilaney under
clear meridian s0b. have bsen splehdd and grshd
noeed, had Ia appeared "a the dsIs gloom Of midi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

hf Webster Ifrsa OF Nee YORK the ssenlns ef ths
c.h sne took lo1s'1ss a. tAo Ausietu Hotel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

ncni for them. ,e,eh bin ito zoe Il ise grabbing
boo IND ber to mtks up garments ior your ser
wants. Tam four son and daughter 10 40 en-
gioyrnrni "a frugsiiy. TO bold the hgh froot, sbd
10 walk jhc fearless sicp q Independence md su-
hcitncy TO ihroseltos 10 sns fortunes, any country
or sny STATE = things. by sus lac ihcsc, ihc
cal, Romsn, lhrrcd. When your children have
Jhcse pussession', you NAV 20 down 10 the grave
IN pc.ce. as regards their temporal fortunes
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
Cure for Iptemperance, a.d ,smok;p

Cure for ntemperance, asd Smoking
Cuteness.-A friend of ours
who has had extensive dealings with the
Indians Of Mississippi, relates the follow
ing characteristic anecdote, which he
says is undoubtedly the truth. A Chief
by the name OF Glover. in some gush of
passion, happened to Stay another Indian:
The invariabIe penalty for killing among
these primitive beings is death, and that
punishment by their custom, is TO be
inflicted by the nearest friends of the de-
ceased these had met together with the
prisoner in their charge, to execute the
last sentence on poor Glover. He asked
one favor of his Judges before he died,
aud as generous enemies, be hoped they
would grant il as it was the last he would
ever ask of them it was that be mig b!
be permitted to take one more glass Of Ii.
quor, and smoke one more pipe of iobac,
CO. So small request was readily gran.
ted-they promised to postpone the ex
ecution, until he drank and smoked a
gain. Having got them sufficiently com
mitted to this proposition, be gave then
to understand that he never intended t,
do either Such is the sacredness of al
Indian promise. that this subterfuge ba
thus far saved Glover's life, aud THE oc
lcurrence took place ten years ago.
Salisbury IN g. Spectator
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Quicksilver Power.-The bs.f hour
steamer, playing between Londeu AID
Westminster bridges, emits no smoke,
being worked by quicksilver So says
this London Herald.
"To this we may add, observes the
New York Era, chat the expansion o.
the quicksilver by heat, as power iog
machinery, was the discovery Of the ca
lebrsted Lord Cochrane, now LORD Dun
doanald. He took vessel of 500 tons
into the Mediterranean and back, with
this power but there was some secret
res pectiDg lis Application which he kept
to himself; and until we saw the above
paragraph, we were not aware that kss
bad ever disclosed It.