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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES.
and ireland via Liverpool weekly LOG south
near beehman ST., and 81 South ST., New York.
Residents in the United States Canada wishing TO seud
Tor Their friends residing in Great Britain Ireland al
ways be accommodated very terms per weekly
opportunities via Liverpool.
The propretors having made additional arrangements for
the despatch OF extra vessels beg state their
friends and the public that in selecting this line they will avoid
the unnecessary detention and expense much copaned
and may res, assured thai all the the United King
render despatch and comfort all passengers who may
engaged here and their friends who embark
with them all where the passengers 40 not come
their money will be refunded TO the from whom
Shins will be despatched from Liverpool Cor the different
ports foows:for New York. weekly Tor Boston Pha-
delphia and Baltimore three times each months for New
leans and Mobile twice each month for Quebec, three times
Persons wishing passage Liverpool and London, be
accommodated by the regular line OF packets Tor Liverpool
weekly for London the lst 10th and 10th OF each month
These wishing TO rs money 10 their friends can be nc
commodaed with drafts for any amount payable throughout
who will give eyey assistance in forwarding the passengers TO
Liverpool
Eessrs Sherlock Abingdon No Waterloo Road ana No.
Is Chapel St Liverpool,
Messrs. John Dickson Co, waring s., Belfast.
VIM. Donoghue, William St., Londonderry.
James Belew, Drogheda
Patrick McNullen Castle ST., Newry.
| J. Callaghan Lawrence Town, near Ballnasce,
Edward Sherlock, castlepolIard.
| Thos. Higgins, Ballyniahon.
I Jas. Dugan, Articlif, near Coeraine.
Michael McGiny, Drumlish. county Longiord
| John Brady, Bally Jas Dun, county Cavan.
| WIN. Scraggs, Cork.
Jas. Cochran, sligo.
| Daniel Hughes, Waterford.
! Hugh Shields, Clones, county Monaghan.
| SCOTLAND.
Mr.. Anderson, No Is Turner'S Court, Glasgow
/ David Foster Amman.
d. McDongald, Inverness.
| Robt Mcneil, Newtown stewart yprr.r
my30-lm lo6 and 81 South -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

LtNENALS.-T ID. GILLESPIE, Sexton 3nd Under.
taker has always on hand ready plade Collins ~
also snfouds tafs, Scarts Gloves Hearse Carriages kc,
when hs can furnish n the shortest possible notice Appca
ne,ery WI be punctnaly attended N TIE friends ofihe
deceased send for the subscriber will furnish all without,
any further trouble wanting collins Sc viii find
"a their advantage 10 call nj the above place.
my20l6ws n ID GILLESPIE, No. 40 Church a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
NEW YORK. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1887.
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCHER,
mo. l2l Fulton street, three doors from

No. l2l Fulton street, three doors from Nassau.
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand for SALE plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of description size and STYLE
for the following lines OF business;
AIRY Goods, silks, Laces, &c B-Shoes. Clancy Ar
uces. D-Stocks, Collars Bosoms, Shirts E-Curls F.
Buttons GJewelry and Perumery in all their branches
H-Sampes or coffee, rice wheat NC matches k-Furs,
especially for mgh Musical Instruments M-Drugs apo
hecary and stationary Mat Cases, hat boxes and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
Orders for purpose quantity quality of paper boxes
received and promptly executed with despatch the lowest
prices, 10 ht any article prescribed in the
Merchants setting be supplied Immediate
y with good and strong boxes for exactly fitting
shelves, aud being real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find every accommodation in regard
TO obtaining boxes descriptions and shipping them 10 all
parts OF America at the shortest notice.
In time he notice he regularly imports
nom Germany his native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
ter OF which he has received large quantity for whole
sale, superior to any article in the present mar ct.
Also most splendid assortment of German patterns for
samples and embrolderie OF every description for retailing
segaboxes pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work in soch and handsome style they
were before.
Peuscher returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for their former and trusts by
unwearied pains to merit a continuance of the same.
He also informs his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1885, at Nibo Garden New York. for specimen of paper
boxes they being considered the substantial and splendid
article in the line offered the inspection of the public
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
yIAPAu. ROAD AND CANAI, PITTSBURGH

kA FOX SALE.-A Country Seat IN the village OF
EMW White Plains Westminster county, New York The
desirae country seat, situate in the village Of White
Plains, Westminster county, miles rem New York city, with
Of land which two story house % by feet
built within the last year, and completely finished throughout
with piazza in front TN the first door four rooms all
finished with fire places and hall through the full depth OF the
house. On the second story five OF which are
finished with fire places and large garnet On premises
good barn and other outbuIldng good well of water
The whole is enclosed with good picket fence
For further particulars respecting the above property appy
TO John Mead, Palmer Fisher White Plains or James
Il. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

GERMAN SILVER.-Fish and Butter Knives su-
~ gar Tong. Spoons Forks and Ladies' of various patterns
all Of superior quality, and warranted wrought ale by The
manufacturer The subscriber originally introduced the above
ware and has been established nearly five CITY
and was awarded the first premium tor the specimens
German Silver Goods, by the American Institute at their late
Fair -
German Silver Coffin Plates engraved one hours notice
Price from 81 p 20 81 each, engraving included.
H. The prices o the above articles about rs cent
cheaper than the real silver
VIM CHANDLEss, Manufacture
mysim. Between varick and uud. !" s,r..,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
fiI.tf BAxTERs BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place.


- CARDS w. BRyIAM, If the BOwery steam Confec-
iray and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully IN
forms his numerous friends and the public, that he Is always
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lenonsdes heas Sodas,
Ices &c nc, with the various decaccs as they come IN
for their accommodation, also the best assortment Of
pure and wholesome coneconares manufactured on the i'm
proved principle. ~ W. D. respectfully invites those persons
VINO have not had opportunity Of visiting his saloon TO
MAKE call az 2s Bowery when they Judge o The com
o and Recommendations of his establishment at The same time
pengng himself that his patrons will always find respectable
and seect society, with accommodating walters W. y In
ens 70 devote his whole and his Bowery Is
taDsnu'nL @ also Mrs y. the confectionery department.
and with the united esertons both hope still merit
with many thanks Tor past fsvors w nRyUAM
Bewery steam Confectionery Saloon No Bowery
ny26Im opposts to Rivinr,on n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

n
which the merchant introduced into business carried
through is various vicstde both prosperous and adverse
In single and partnership business with improved
journal The principles drawn from actual experience; 10
which added tables of moneys weights
the commercial world Fifth edition, by Thomas H. Goodrich
Accountant Just received and for sale trade or al
tail very low by c. SHEPARD, 1879 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
W1Ops, CAMPENTEns AND MEcmAN:
RSSHSshiIIN, A NSP I KEEIE SIs S.ATEs

large Crates and Fire Sets suitable for parors
chambers Offices and stores offered for sale by the
ber wholesale and retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These nperb castings, equang in fnsbthe
finest metal ornamented with rich and caet designs
cued in has relief They colored by process
acted by heat rust and requiring water only 10 keep
tsen clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unes beauty and
economy being with brilliant metallic to
throw into the large porsn Of the heat which ordna
ly escapes through the fue
Dorc and Minerva Fire PlacesThs well established article
Is known 10 the public superior thing IN
for burning coal combines all the advantages of both the
usual modes OF communicating heat by radiation in the
CRATE and fire place and Ivy transmission In close
stoves afses warmth throughout the by Of
heated air. which, by the construction VI the Do Fire Place
Is not permitted 10 IN contact with heated iron plates
which well known to have the effect Of destroying the
gen Of the atmosphere rendering often oppressive and al
ways injurious 10 the health II portable convenience
Sly appreciated a. they be removed pleasure II
uniting comfort Of open fire with perfect safety and
venience For sale by
ni.u BAxTER& BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place.
IN. SHANKs, OCULIST-Licentiaeo Of the New
~ York State Medical Society, respectfully informs those az
Ceced with diseases Of the Eye perectons of vision that
his Office 1893 Broadway, up sta open daily Sundays
ceped from n 10 O'clock Hundreds in this city and else
where been yon many are
who before consulting Dr. shanks have been suffering for
sPECTAcLES adapted usual every defect OF SIGHT
Dr state he has had ~ experience
the study OF Diseases ~ the Eye and has
ed the tuition the best Oculsts 10 Europe and America
myis Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
I York LIFE INSURANCE AZ

IN TRUST COMPANY-Persons NAV essct n.n,anras
with this Company their lives the lives Others
and either Tor the whole duration Of lite for limited peri.
3D. The payments Of premium my Ne either annually
or In gross sum-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

CIBBINS& MACS. LATE DIVERS FAsIIIONA.
~ BILE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, No. SO Nassau street,
corner of Maiden Lane. y
In announcing 10 the public generally they beg leave 10
that they have always superior assortment of French ucr
umery Soaps, Brushes &c Of the first manufacture Likewise
Gbbuss Raypootara Indian Cream Cor preserving the
growth OF Hair, and removing the dandruf that i re
known to he the destroyer of the Human Hair Tie use
Of the fine comb Is injurious produces Inflammation
The bead, which causes greater accumulation. Also WIGS
Toupees Scaps Ac ot the newest manufacture every
y taken, 20 deceive the closest inspection rl7.ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09
NANILLA CnEAMCANnY-1

VANILLA CWEAM CANDY-This cxtraor.
binary rich and delicious article is manufactured and for
sale wholesale and retail NJ No ~ William and by ap-
ponment nj 32A broadway and other place in this
H fact well kown that Vanilla i generally used in flavor.
ing ice here then y Ice in ~ IL best pures,
n all except the ice but unlike ia prototype improves
by The public " general and especially those having
TOOTH respectfully invited call and try gra,
No i3l William T. i between Fulton and John my29m
NOTICE-To Rail Road and Steamboat Commando no.
tells, and other public esiabshmenTte subscriber
prepared 70 make contracts ior furnishing establishment
with Cards. representing due bill any value anil 4, auy
aousi, IN his American Silver Composition he viii en-
gage only put them reasonable terms Int IA r
deem them NJ a fair rate. Apply
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
mv17 Courisn.lt1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

DRANDY CHEEsE-Ioo jars Brandy Cheese 100
- kees do do, prime article, for sale by
HARTMANk BrRDsALI.
BROKERS ard Corsmi~ios Merchast,
ala - asd 81 Wafer street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

DAPErS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMNERS
beg leace respectfully call the OF their friends
and the public generally 10 the and elegant
goods just received and opening their store No 9
Pearl street. between Frankfort aud Hague streets Conu-
mers and dealers viii hnd nj their no
where else to be met with, In addition their stock
of goods.
appeaoD OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger who
needless IL 10 any but Strangers stands unryaed The
paper hanging both neaness and despatch will ~,
tend person FAR aspraccsbe all the work which shall
be entrusted 10 his my9lGms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-09

ELs CANT SUMMER HAts.-Price reduced 10
- No.-AMIDON, rof Wall and Nassau streets nm.
his friends public that In consequence otbe
unparalleled pressure OF The times he has reduced the price OF
his smooth White Hats from 81 10 81 So All cases 10
be on delivery The quality and style of the above ba
manufactured by him for the last years are too well
knewn n the public 20 require comment AMIDON
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
Mercantile Advertiser Office. J
N. v June 10 nj

LATER FROM T RANcE.-By the ship
Georgia, arrived or Saturday night
from Havre, which place she left on
the 18th ultimo, we learn verbally that
the King, on the occasion of the mar
riage of the Duke of ORLEANS, his ell
dest son, had granted a general amnes-
ty to all persons who had been impris-
oned for political offences. There had
been no material change in the mar
kets. The captain, unfortunately,
brought no newspapers.
@% -Four thousand one hundred pas
sengers from Europe were landed in
this city duringthe last forty eight hours
preceding Saturday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
NEW York, June 10.

Saturday has come again, and the
week now closing has been literally a
week Of news. Since I wrote YOU
last, | have seen later dates from
Europe, which place a somewhat new
aspect upon our European affairs. The
distress In England proves to be grea-
ter among all classes of society than
has been anticipated. The American
merchants in England are pressed to
meet their engagements, and compell-
ed tolsue for favor from the Bank of
England. The Englishmerchants are
also pressed tomeettheir engagements,
and all alike fly to the Bank for assis.
lance. Thenews from Europe is very
late, and it is seldom we are enabled to
have English papers one month after
their publication.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
From the Poughkeepsie (N,Y.) Jour. June s..
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO


| On Saturday, about 6 O'Clock, P. M. the
town OF Pine Plains was visited by one of the
| most destructive tempests this part of the
country ever experienced. The dav was very
sultry, and toward O'Clock in the afternoon,
| clouds began to darken in the horizon. hiGh,
ly charged with the electric fluid, as was an
parent from the incessant glare Of lightning
and continual war of Thunder; the clouds mix
ed angrily together, which rendered the ASPECT
sublime and beautiful, till about 6 O'Clock,
When the watery elements became more re-
cGonclled, and veered to the north of us, with
nttie or no rain. At this juncture, our atten-
ring of dark and heavy clouds little south
ofwest, appearing above the Stissing noun.
tains, about one mile distant.
AS the black cloud arose, lit had tbe an
pearance and commotion of derse volumes of
smoke bursting from burning building. Night
and windy clouds from all that part of the hea-
vens, veered toward it with unspeakable con
fusion and velocity, apparently making it
their common centre and were lost in its pow
er! AT our place ofobservation, in the viii
lage, dead calm pervaded, which rendered
this exhibition Of Almighty power, together
with Its deatening war, an appalling specta-
Gle to the beholder. After it crossed the 'Stiss-
ing our view was fairer, the dark cloud with
its attendants kept close to the earth, extend
ing upward about half way to the zenith, and
as II unable to sustain its power, was seen to
burst some several times, producing new rains;
where these descending gusts struck. such
were their fury, that nothing could resist; e.
ven the earth itself trembled at their terrific
explosions trees, limbs, rails, boards. hogs
heads, &c. mingled with the heavens, as fesa-
theirs before an ordinary storm; as 8, approach
ed, our emotions were some,nynat ralieyed h.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
RICHMOND, (Va.) June 7.

The body of our lamented townsman,
JOHN F. ALVEY, was found on Mon.
day last. 1t had risen TO the surface;
and drlfted about mile and half be-
low the Deep Bottom, where canoe.
with his hat, and the handkerchief
which he had used as a bandage, were
discovered by the hack-man the day he
disappeared. There is no doubt but ii
was deliberate act of suicide with him;
yet, from all the circumstances, he must
have resolved on it but short time pre-.
vious to its commission. His great
anxiety to overtake the boat, connected
with his arrangements, and other facts,
proves conclusively his settled purpose
of going to Philadelphia, and not the
slightest evidence is afforded of his a.
hardening the idea, until the last chance
of overtaking the boat was lost. His
reflections about his condition, then,
no doubt, returned with treble force
upon him; and his body, faint and fee.
BILE from the effects ofhis maladv. y, j.
ed to the fatigue of the morninj l1avs'
him not enough ofresolution tdresist
the temptation to self-dertructid.
ComFSea.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
FROM NEW YORK.

|. The Journal of Commerce informs
us that the Brooklyn Bank, whose re-
sumption Of specie payments has been
announced in all the papers on We'd
nesday paid considerable draft in ten
cent pieces. Now let us have no Hnigs"
about this business. Either pay specie
in goodrespectable style, or keep quiet.
Ii any Bank can maintain its post of
usefulness and discharge its duty to the
community as bank and pay specie
in these times, we should like to sit at
the feet Of the President and Directors
and learn their wisdom. But if a bank
stops business, getsin most of its issues,
takes its deposites payable in ''bank
bills" and when it is fairly within its
shell cries out that it pays specie, why
we know how that is done"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

The premises of CAPTAIN Jacob Best, 4 mile
and half west of US, consisting Of Large
new barn, 40 by 80 feet square, and shed
20 by 40 feet, attached to It, and other small
buildings, were entirely Frustrated; even tue
foundation timbers were thrown several rcds,
split and broken in every possible manner |;
his house exhibited melancholy wreck, ur-
rooted, siding torn off and buried amid tia
bers, trees and other promiscuous lumber; his
wagons, carts and sleighs were found wrecks
from 80 to 40 rods whence they were. j.
and one cart wheel was carried be,
fourth of mile up q f., ~
were hurled 20 and & - III
ried more than of5ffi.s Pr,
ment; he had some cattle . b.. 4
A Mr.. Anthony Simmons, near best-5
on the road with his team, loaded with sgs-
head of sugar, (l250 lbs.) Horses, ton.
and sugar, were hurled over stone winto
a perfect wreck; himself blown in arppo-
site direction about fifteen rods, agains gate
post and stones, where he chung fast Isaac
Crandall, Samuel Orphan, and Dael Sher-
wood, had their barns destroyed al houses
injured. Jeptha Wilbur had three lxe barns.
cider mills. sheds, &c. torn away, THAT one
stick lay not upon another. His swelling,
three stories high, was stripped, except the
floors on the floor of the third stfy were
ANetito q So1 WHICH, 1tlu dAiEtTEe, I'D WdS1h-
and all his farming utensils were stewed a
bout his fields in pieces; even hams that were
In his smoke house were found in drs p
ces, some carried more than sixty rods a. az r
bis horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs, Xii IL
Much other destruction Of buildings has come
to our knowledge.
This tornado took its origin near thu river.
SO near as we can learn, and coursed east
wardly through Redhook, Milan, Pine Plains,
North East, and become partially exhausted
in Salisbury, CD about thirty miles distance.
Its width varied from sixty to eighty rods, az
appeared from its devastated path, wherein
trees, limbs, tops of saplings, rails, boards.
and pieces of roofs, were promiscuously scat,
tered, without the least notion where they be.
longed. The amount of damage is incalcula-
BILE. We learn no destruction of human life,
yet many persons were seriously injured.
These ruins are richly worth visit they
cannot but inculcate striking proof of AL
mighty power.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

05-The accounts from all parts Of the coun-
try concur in representing the prospects of
the coming harvest, as respects small grain,
as very favourable for an abundant harvest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17
Correspondenceofthe National Intelligencer.
NEW York June 8.


The Philadelphia, from Portsmouth,
and the England, from Liverpool, bring
ing dates to May 4th, have arrived /;
and when they left, dates from New
York to the 18th Of April had been re-
ceiyed in London.
The news in general is good-the
best have seen from Europe since
October last, when the Bank of Eng
land began its sudden and unwise cur
tailment Of the credits Of America,
though her excuse, with much Justice,
was the United States Treasury Circu-
lar of July, which showed an attempt
by our Government to violate the laws
of trade by piling up, out of use, the
specie which we had borrowed of En-
gland for use and circulation. Cotton
is advancing. The bonds Of the U. S.
Bank of Pennsylvania are entering into
the British circulation, as it were, on a
footing with the Exchequer bills, and
this new and novel admission of Amer
lean paper securities into the British
money market was sensibly relieving
the money market there; and, as it ex-
banded the circulation, gave promises
of raising the price of American pro-
auctions, cotton and the like.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

A team of stage horses belonging to
Messrs. Porter, Belden & CO. was
drowned few days since, in attempt
ing to cross the river near Covington.
The stage upset Immediately after en-
tering the river, which was very much
swollen by recent rains; the horses
with the fore wheels attached became
disengaged from the body of the stage,
were swept down the river and soon
drowned The driver, who had sue.
ceeded in getting on the top of the
stage was rescued by swimming a horse
in to him. The mail was lost.-Le:r-
ington Gazette, June 2. " y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

TO- We are requested, by an ageut of the
American Colonization Society, to state, that
through the hberality of citizens of Moore
field and vicinity, he has received One Hun
DRIED AND SEVEN DOLLARS for that object.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-17

LIBERAL BEaUEsTs.-ThtN ewbu-
ryport Mass. Herald states that the
Hon. w. B. REED, who recently died
in Marblehead, by his will las given
$6S, 900 for benevolent pur oses, be.
sides liberal legacies to heirand rela-
tives. The following SUM he be-
queathed to the societies dsignated
$4,000 to the first church ad society
in Marblehead, as a perp1lent fund
for the support of Sabbatbchools, re-
lief of poor members, sup1rt of a libra
ry and of the ministry;-lO,0O Otto the
American Board of Corf1issioners for
Foreign Missions lotto the Amer.
lean Education Society-5000 for the
purchase of books fore Theological
Seminary at AndoveJ-2O00 to Ms
blehead Academy, 3 nss5rl iai'allent
fund orthe education Of children of SUI
perior promise and capacity, who have
been distinguished for their improves
ment in the public schools 5000 to
the Massachusetts General Hospital at
Boston, and the Insane Hospital at
Charleston 1000 for the use and
benefit of the Second Congregational
Church and Society in Marblehead -
1000 to Amherst College III, 900 to
Dartmouth College.