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Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24

sures have not occurred, in otheT pericdS
oe.our history--in 10. '25. &c. &e2-
They wiliSstiIl cant, that il is the erperi-
misat--the. ,E3zRER IMENT T--that Cen
eral Jackaen;bas caused the State Banks
TO spring dpIike mushroom land that II
was these Banks, which have caused all
this oyer-trading. specaIations, &c. &cs
But was Gen. Jackson the cause of the
pressure in 1919? Of the multiplication Of
State Banks, wliicb had taken place at
that2period9
Let the reader cast his eye over the
following,extracts fsom speech deliver
ed by Mr. Hayne, of S. G., in the Sem
ate of the U. States, in 1924, onthe TaS
riff question. Let him recolect that
Bank of the United States was then m
full operation-that there had been no
removal Of the deposites, no Treasury
ge;IIreyi.iss;; isase ef Jbs hllnbgg labaiess
Of the pressht dsVsFand then let him ask
himself, wReGhef It is SO mathcnatical!y
certain, as the wings would have US Der
lieye, that our present embarrassments.
are to be laid,to the door of, the admins
tration:
Gooernor Hayae. 80 This nation has
been called upon TO undergo change
TO give up the luxu,ies for the conyen-
fences, and IN mest'casea for the necessa
ries sef 3iie; 10 exchange the ease of an-
bounded prosperity for the habits ofsper-
severing industry and hard labor. This
change, which would, under any cireum-
stances, be painful, has unfortunately
been rendered peculiarly oppressive in
some parts ofthe country, by the unset
tied state of the currency, the mutiplica-
ton of banks, the extensive issue OF pa
per money, the unjust interference of the,
legislatures of some of the Statess-to pre-,
vent the enforcement of debts-all OF
which have tended to increase the evils
they were intended to remove. In some
of the western states, for example, paper
banks were established, and money 1ssu-
ed to an extent almost incredible. In one
oil those states forty banks were incor-
porated by a single act of the legislature;
! they were located in different paris of the
country; an immense amount of paper
was issued and circulated; the farmers
were tempted to borrow and indulge them
selves in the most extravagant expendl>
tures-and when this evil had reached its
height. their local banks haring, By Their
aoorthzess paper, driren all the specie out
! fMe country stopped business, and left
the people to pay their debts bow they
cUuiisat. ! ;happeHedi 10 pass throaga' that
state, sir, about the time the failures took
place, and such was the scarcity OF mon
ey, that have been asked, (among a
very generous and hospitable people too,)
mAether could pay for my lodging, Be-
fore | aUouzd be received into the door OF a
public house."
AS very sensible correspondent OF the
Baltimore Republican remarks, this pic
ture of Governor Hayne does not owe
its reality to General Jackson's tinkering
the currency. Causes then existed, ade-
quate to the effect-and why not similar
causes at this time, without his interposl-
ton?
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24
GERMS.
I'D eg,aa.s ma eMf,
Prom the Saturday News.
y Loves ReyeTie.

From the Saturday News.
Loves Reyerie.
lie stood beneath 4 shadowy elm,
AT twilight's lonely hour,
And marked the days declining light,
Ard evenings shadows lour;
Whilst the breeze upon his ear is signing,
Like the sweet, sed tone of lutte string dying
A noble lawn spreal at his feet,
II Fair flowers around linn bloom,
But the shade Of care rests on his brow,
For his soul is wrapped in gloom.
She whom he loves--ah, where is shel
The splirit ofbis feveiiet
The shades Of night grow dark and deep
And naught around is heard.
Save from yender grove, the plsintive owl
Nights melancholy Bird
And the murmuring rivuet's gentle flow,
AS its waters glide in the moon beams glow;
Yet still he stands meath that ancient tree,
In that deep and thoughtful moed,
And The nights dark silence well accords
With his spirits solitude;
She whom he loves-ah, where is she!
The spirit of his reverie
Morning is breaking OF the hills
Dark night has fled the world,
And the God of day is advancing new'
With his banner Of light unfurled-
Whilst the birds carol forth a victorius lay
And welcome with music the conquerefi
way,
Yet stands he there meath that shadowJ
elm,
With an unobservant eye,
And he heeds not the lapse of the Zee,
ing hours,
AS they wing their swift pinlcns by'
She whom he loves ah, where is she
The spirit of his rsyery!
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24
I11sr TO THEIR TASTE.

The federal papers have at last found
themes Just to their taste -" God SaUe
Queen Victoria''--" The devil take Pres"
ident Yam Buren, The old tory federal
ieaven is at work again i.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24

As very sensible correspondent OF the
Baltimore Republican remarks, this pic
ture Of Governor Hayne does not owe
its reality to General Jackson's tlnkerlng
the currency. Causes then existed, ade-
quate to the effect-and why not similar
causes atthis time, without his interposi-
tion2
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24

- y TAKE Of tn o!dan tine I,
when he was rich who had happy hcme,
Aud love rura virtuous love,a pearl Of price,
Was placet! above the show Of fashions gausds'
Aud piety was deemed the crown of life.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
Paper Box BAZAAR.
GEORGE PEUSCHER.


Manufactures and keeps constantly hand sale, plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of every description size and style
for the following lines OF business.
AIRY Goods, Silks, Laces, &c B-Shoes. Clancy Ar.
ticles. D. Stocks, Collars Bosoms Shirts E-Curs. F.
buttons G-Jewely and Perumery in all their branches
H-Samples tor coffee, RICE wheat &C. JAatche k-Furs
especially for mgfs Lusica Instruments MDrugs, apo
ihecary and stationary Nat Cases, hat boxes and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
orders Tor any purpose quantity quality of paper boxes
received and promptly executed with DESPATCH the lowest
prices TO ut any article prescribed IN the neates manner
merchants setting be supplied immediate
" with good and strong boxes exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being real decoration OF the
Country merchants will find accommodation in regard
TO obtaining boxes ofany descriptions and shipping them all
parts OF America at the shortest notice.
In the mean time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from ernany ms native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
ter OF which he has just received large quantity Tor whole
sale, superior to any article in the present market.
Also, most splendid Of German patterns for
samples and embroderies OF every descriptions for retailing
segarboxes pocket books ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work in sorc and handsome style they
seen before.
g. Peusche returns his sincere thanks TO his numerous
friends and customers for their former patronage and trusts by
unwearied pains To merit continuance of the same.
lie also informs his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma the last American Fair held October
1885, at Nibos Garden, New York for specimen OF paper
boxes they being considered the substantial and splendid
article in the neever offered the Inspections the public
my20 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

HERDMAN a. EENAN'S
81 ~ III III

ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT paCxEr oFEICES
AMI pa no raee PASSENGERS to and from Great BriaiN
near Hickman st. and 81 South 81, New York
si Gi ~ US Gheo states and Canada wishing to seud
ways be accommodated moderate terms er weekly
opportunities via Liverpool
The propreiors having made additional arangeents for,
the despatch OF extra vessels beg her nuslerous
friends and The public that IN selecting this line hey viii avoid
the unnecessary and expense much coiapanedo
and rest assured that all the agents IN the United KIM
dom, well as this SIDE Of he Atlantic, viii the best
torcnder despatch and comfort 10 oil passengers who
engaged here and their friends who may embark company
viii them and in al where the passengers come
received
Ships VIII be despatched FROM Liverpool for the different
ports IS follows for New York, weekly tor Boston, Plla-
depha and Baltimore three times each month; New
leans and Mobile twice each month for Quebec uee times
Persons wishing passage Liverpool London
seee4oeai5a ~ ne regular line Of packets Tor Liverpool
Those wishing 70 rsmit money their friends
eomm9dae win drafts for any amount payable throughout
WHO wh give every assistance N forwarding the passengers
Forqrther Information relative this establishment apply
Eessrs sherloc Arlington No Waterloo Road ana No.
10 Chapel st Liverpool,
Messrs. John Dickson Co, warng 81. Belfast.
Mr, ~ sherlock, No. 2 Eden, Quay Dublin.
james Bellew, Drogheda
Patrick Mcaiuien, Castle 81. Newry
y Calaghsn, Lawrence Town, Balinasloe,
Edward Sherlock, Castlepolard
Ihos. Higgins, Ealymahon
Jas. Dugau Articlid, near Coleranc.
IcAael Mc6iny, Druuish, county Longfori
John Brady, Bally; JAS Duff, county casan
VIM scraggs, Cork
Daniel Hughes, Waterford.
Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan.
Mr Aaferson, No. - Turner'S Court Glasgow
Daeld Foster, Amman
ID McDougald, Inverness
Robt Mcneil, Newtown stewart
myah-lm loo and 81 South 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
WoOps, CAnPENTERs MD MECHAN.

W lSs Ioo.. SIokf, corner OF Chatham and Chamber
NNT j. w. has constantly for sale excellent
men Of the following Saws of description stocks
bits augur and bits, patent saws, caippers and dvders
turning and rmer chels and gougc plates stocks and
dies hammers edges beye, guages spirit levels bur
nshcrs spoke shavts circular turning ahes vices nea-
surino tapcs drawing INSTRUMENTS hoxcs Cor runv
Of al rcs rules, files drill rows cutting nppc and p
ers, me squares, compasse saws pads, oil stones, draw
knives pane irons steel squares hollow auVors draw.
ing screw tools Shelters patent augers cabinet makers clamps
Gopher glue pots, blow pipes, &C.
o. large assortment o planes manufactured bv A. O.
Baldwin. New York m2l-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

GOV ED pITCUEES.-The subscribers have
nov on hand good supply OF their three quart Britannia
Pitchers, with covers which much ~ during the
pcr
Also assortment, Of plated Fawcetts with straight keys for
and Keys much better than the usual kind, they
Get out oforcr For sale the Britannia Store,
4 Burlinq slip, by BDARDMAN& HART je2.IwA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
sALUBRIOUs sTOMACIIIC


- AErBRIOIs STDMAGHIg EFFEENEs-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducng m immediate cieryescent draugh, 10 the highest
possible Of perfection, allayng the thirst well being
mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much extoed in difficulty Of digestion, where is med
cnal properties has stood the the approval Of the
IA idisus and the learned.
To travellers, tourists captains OF vessels Gc, il viii be found
adcsderfum othe highest import, either in sickness IN
health, in whate climate will surpass other prepa
ton extaut and leng peculiarly portable renders il still FUR
Their acquisition. Prepared by,
JOHNSON a. CO. Chemists,
Al their Created Water Depot, t6 and 58 Cedar 4.
Soda and sez Waters, Syrups 81 all kinds, Scdg and
Soda Powders. &c. ie2Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

rHiNIA@ sIrN tR.-Fish anil Butter kniyes. -.
NJ gar Tonr Spoons. Forks and Ladies' various patterns,
ali 81 superior quality, and waranic wrought .ae Is the
manufacturer. The subscriber FINALLY Introduced ne above
ami ha been established nearly five years ln this city,
and awarded the first premium Tor te best specimens
German silver Goods hy Tie American Institute their late
Far
Silver Coffin Plates engraved hours notice.
Price nom si - ~ 81 each engraving included
~ IS Tho prices II the articles about rs per cent,
cheaper than Tie real silver.
wM. CtfANDTESS Manufacturer
EN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

DUpg~-EsUut S-BoDT>.-Chcap cheap cheap
ID r. tlan At = J. WALKERS, 80 Cana Il This
IT, place for those oppressed nv hard times huv Boot.
aud -noths the place find Boots ami shoes cheaper
than they can ~ found any other establishment II tbs
any other city, Their fine seal Pump Boots s stand uurga
handsome summer boots t9r S1T5, flnd them
WALK Frs. 30 Canal 4.
Doni mistake the numberit i 20 the second sh9e store
from Greenwich a.. mvta-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

beg leacc respectfully call the attention OF their friends
and the public generally the and elegant of
goods just received and opening AZ their store No Jj
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague streets Consul
mer will fnd their esiab advantages
whore ese b. met with, 10 addition 70 their entire stock
OF goods.
stammers the above firm, generally known w the
appcao III The Three Fingered Paper Hanger and WHO,
needless av hut strangers, stands unrivad IN the
paper hanging both for and despatch, viii
tend IN person practicable an tie worn which al
be entrusted n III mv3ia1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
RoARDINe AND DAY SCHOOL For

ID YOUNG LADIES, AT WEST FARSIS.-The Misses
pleasant and ourhng village OF West Farms Westcheer
They have selected this location not only consequence
Is we, health but OF r proximity to te ety. he G
and well adapted for such annstitution.
They are now prepared receive young Ladies as boarder'
that nothing shall be wanting their part afford every IA
cy q instruction and improvement q their pupils ana @
respectable waksof life.
Tuition comprises complete Engi, course superadded
which taua 1T the French Italian and spanish lang
Music ,,, Drawing, and Dancing, II required -
rents guardians, if application made either personally
the village or by letter directed the post Office, West Farms
ID cA6b-s " BRfiiH ofhs soaery 81 Steam confee
os a friend. ana ana nS hat e. N
fully prepared with Ice Creams, Len0nades Mead Sodas
son. for their accommodations also the best Of
prs anu w2oms g. On s a
who have yet had opportunity otyising his saloon
o @ ana an 3 & s a p same r %e
pledgng himself that his patrons viii always lind respectable
tends to devote h whole and oe attention 70 his Bowey rs
and with The united both hope s 10 merit
uance OF me patronage already 50 extensively exersnced
Bowery Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 2os Bowery
my26.lm opposite to Rivingions.
a MEN.LADY MoNTAGUEs : coMPoUND eli.
NEsE SOAP prepared from beautiful exocs and warrant
pnpes spots reness, cutaneous erupton; gradually
realizes clear soft skins the saow
pexions into radiant whiteness npang 10 beautiful uve-
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, after shaving will allay the rrabity and
smartng pain, and rende the skin smooth pleasant
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Unterhi l8 Beeksan
street. of Williams Dr. Hart Broadway
,.,,..,-1,
IL ~ LAWN Pul me ian Min ~. ~, az
oss;la ; ~ @ anu "ater sls pluohy ~ "a .e hts
o wesE or N y very ns odoe charge The w
airy will be let either with without board some Of them
will be furnished with good substantial fare, and the bar with
gosd liquors Every attention win I've paid to the comfort Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

VISITING CARDS, VISITING CARDS..In
plain writing the Italian and fancy hands, printed PO
LISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN GARD, may be procured
the corner Of Maiden lane and Broadway, Stouts EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENTS, where specimen books may
be
the plating of which unusually thick the being
~ rolled tor the advertiser
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
dis,inctness and taste
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
et black edges enaneed and capable OF receiving the high
polish. ny2l-3mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

CUSTOM nOUsE HOJEL COFFEE ROOM
MN HORN begsleaveto acknowledge the obligations he
under 10 the gentlemen who have literally patronised his
establishment, AMI has the pleasure inform his friends and
patrons that he has entered into with
celebrated pie baker for supply Of the best pies and
tarts that can possibly be made In this city. lie also will be
able nj all times supply his customers with coffee and cho
colate Of the finest favour and richest quality and naer
himself that establishment in the city the public be
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
his myl6-}m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
:, EKOWn A. CO.'S ONE pal, E HAT

I'm sToRE.-The subscribers, since the year 1924, have
aimed NJ furnishing the public with an elegant and sub
saua AT OF the graceful form at the accommodating
price &C - They that their efforts have bees
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
during the last three months ia beauty and
flash heretofore offered and stand pre-emnent among
those OF higher prices, by the fashionable world. To their
they would saythe quality, far be- uni
iorm-the price moderate and xed-the profit sHa and all
the sales for cash l75 Chatham square, cor, Ms 4.
myle-Q BROWN co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
CONFECTIONERY.


NJ CARD.-To the Ladies OF New Yorl-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery No 3l William street. N.
the city, VANILLA Cream Candy new very rich and de-
patronage of the New York citizens and the public in general
the ofe; and without bitter, the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eininent.
n b. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general
assortment Of Candies for the South and Western markets. At
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted to keep eli
mate No charge for boxes packing carriage to any part
of the city. my9 1m-y
CAkD,-JAS. A. Il. EAMOUREUx CO. nav
ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger, in his No.
ST Broadway will continue to furnish the public with the
ces usually supplied by him. and hope by their efforts to
cure continuance OF It's patronage.
Swedish Leeche Diamond Cement, Prussian Cement, for
filling decayed teeth Chcor the finer chemical preparations
Magnesia Iozenges Cough Lozenges &C. &C., constantly
hand and for sale the reasonable wholesale and
retail. a25 II
A CAisD.-wM. H. ACKERMAN respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he has in connection with
his Steam Confectionery 9 Grand street between Chrys-
tie and Forsyth streets added splendid saloon The style in
whchts furnished and the superior sxceency OF his ice
creams wines and other refreshments be surpassed
any other establishment in the city.
W. H. A. pledges himself that his Saloon shall be conducted
in the nest respectable and orderly and that
entien shall be paid 10 the accommodation of those who viii
favor him with visit my4-lm+
HARTMAN 81 BIRDSALL, so Water street, offer
l 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

Tor SALE Cheap Tor cash: !.
30 tubs Welsh Butter 60 frkns Orange do 100 kegs low
priced suitable for bakers jars Brandy Cheese so kegs do
do 800 do superior 40 barrels do do 80 boxes Pine Apple
Cheese 80 casks Hams Ter family 20 do Shoulders do DO
equal 10 Burlington. HARTMAN L. BfRDSALL
my10 50 and So Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

~ fOfshsN NfNi Estate and General Agency NtHFt
~ Ntrpauck formerly known Nprpanck Point, West.
chester comfy. New York;
~ - AZ orders for The puchasc sale, exchange ~ pro-
perry, lreal or personally left the office. Ne ~ Wa
ora NO Catharn street. n the city Of New horh, viii meet
every attention The application requires
notice.
specifications, Plans and Architectural Drawings made ~
order anil the erection ofbungs 81 ever description super
intended, &c.
number II vacant lots the city of New York FOR sale
exchange Also - Newark and Patterson New Jersey; and
some choice Nerpanck Thnsc who wish 10 improve
the latter place, the whole ~ purchase
main mortgage ~ per cent. II desired
Thusc wishing delightful place for residence mot surpas
sed the Hudson River other rverl advise
and Those who think Nerplsnk broke those who think
ought 70 break, and those who hope will advise 10 stay
away
y. number Of mortgages for sale mot exactly the
Wall street plant varying from 5000 dollars
Building Lots exchange for building materials my 30 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

vIHE CLERN'S GUIDEs OR, COMMERCIAL
Il CORRESPONDENCE-Com letters of introdt
ton, letters of credit and general business with Bills
Invoices Bill Parcels Bills Of Exchange Account Sales Equa
ton OF Payments Explanation Of Commercial Terms and
Advice young Merchants and Tradesmen with regard
general of business; by Foster Principal
the New York Commercial Schools author of Treatise
Book Keeping &c, vol I2mo. PIP $50. Just published and
for sale by
G. SHEPARD, 1870 Broadway.
~ Al trifng cost have here what should be- consider
ed 10 be indispensable companion every junior clerk
Commercial or Agency establishments II will be- found SER
yceaile as anil al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
rRhVALL. sTODDANT q co.

~ Courandt beg inform the trade that they have
<s removed from No. Courandt the above large
and elegant WHERE they have hand and
SANITY receiving fresh supplies Of Haers Plush and Trim
mings.
Ao, fancy coloed Pushes for laies bonnets, which they
viii sell n accommodating terms.
wholesale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
THE MERCHANTS, OR PRACTICAL AC.

COUNTANT-Being series OF mercantile accounts in
which the merchant Introduced into business and carried
through its various vcsudes both prosperous md adverse
in single and partnership business with nprov
journal The principles drawn from actual experiences
which added tables Of moneys, weights and
the commercial world Fifth edition. by Thomas w. Goodrich
Accountant Just received and for sale the trade
tail very low, by g. SHEPARD, $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
NEw nRleuToN.-rhc Pavilion a Ncr Bri

now ready for occupation n Is needless this time ~
enter hoa particular description of this beautiful and most
coodpu edce, orto refer 10 the advantages ot i stna-
ton " feas either ~ business pleasure having already
or some time excited the attention and admiration of the pub
Tic.
The trustees having duly considered the circumstances
the times have deemed advisable IT, , r,o,s ~ et unlrn
shed IN suits o psor br,lroons leaving each tenant 10
furnish his paror and bedrooms n sch manner ~ NAV No.
agreeable 70 himself They viii bc lei y the month on
season may be desired
IN the basement story viii he eycccnt refeetorv from
whch the tables public and private will he supplied IN accord
with the orders " inmates hours they reoure
and npon the most reasonable terns.
Application for may be made the Office NJ the New
Brighton Association, No Wall street. until the 10th instant
ie2tIOh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
RKYHArps SALOON ENLARGED


NESE SOAP is prepared from beautiful exotcs and
ed perfectly innocent 1t completely eadcates frece
plmples spots edne and all eruptons; gradually
realizes clear soft skim transforms the sallow
plexons into radiant whtene mparting it beautiful iuye
nile bloom.
Gentlemen after shaving viii sd aay the irriabiy and
smarng pain, and rendy the skin smooth aud pleasant.
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. under IL Beekman
street. of William; Dr. Hart, Broadway and
Chambers street. Price 80 cake In353m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
NETWyT s To S1,S, LIFE INSURANCE. AND

with this Company their lives the lives Of others,
aud either for the whole duration Of e for limited psri-
3D. The payments OF premium my he either made annually,
or in a gross