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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
\ ,.TIEIcIAI TEETH. without clasps. springs Ac

a ETIFICIAL T'EETH' WITHOUT Clasps, spTlngs, Me
Deatist Broadway opposite Masonic Hall The improve
ent aud Distinguishing feature OF this method j. the complete
actno Of he objects ~ the and security
the supplied teeth mouth wholly without clasps
springs or any other similar means Persons nterestedn this
who are yet unacquanted with It's and
extent may by slight inspection, which = freely offered
them that different IN principle and results om
any hitherto pracced in York. and that the above
ne,t Il strictly and entirely accurate. iel5-3ms
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SwAIM's WORM SUGAR PLUMS.-An efhcacous
- and convenient medicine for children causing worms 10 he
discharged in numbers, and where there no APP
pearsnce OF they do much good IN carrying on the Sc
creton Of Uucus from the stomach and bowels which gene
rates Them and IS injurious children worms aVe FOR
sale ny The propretor's agent.
myl1 III Garner ~ Fulton
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WyWht,dE.,pss ICE e GHEAM SAEDEN; A M

255 Bleecker street,. W. having fitted up the premises
Beeckrr second block north OF Carnne st. with much
and expense furnishing the Garden with hard
bowers, and from his whole life having devoted
the Confectionery business prepared art
Gle in the hne In the best possible style.
~ g. Parties giving orders rely upon his best exeons
please, they shall be Ice
To civ In.
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with this Company their lives, Others
and either for the ~loe duration Of lite for limited peri
cd. The payments OF prenium my be- either
or IN q gross sum :,
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AND sEAMsTH EssEs

and Leonard st-This establishment
the and spacious $50 Broadway Leonard
where be found choice Of cets cassimeres
vesgs French, German and Irish linens musins drilng
kc., OF the best quality and approved patterns.
Gentlemen have all their articles of wearing
made at this establishment in the fashionable
of % per the highest reputation
Goats, Panaloons, Vests &c.
Chldrea clothing of every description made order
kept for sale Particular attention paid this department
Gentlemen clothes repaired short notice. Linen and
muslin Shirts collars, drawers stocks &c for sale made
order.
Families can be provided with their
houses, by applying as above
This establishment designed afford employment
dusrous Females of this city by when the greatest part ofhe
work performed Those who patronize will aid mpo
tant public charity and at the time have their work done
and in the connu ance OF
the liberal patronage already bestowed by generous public
is respectfully solicited. my20-ltaw6wis
REMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully Informs his
ionary and Fascy Goods Store from 1879 Broadwav
Broadway second door above Opposite the City
HalL)
lie has made forreceivng all publications
the earliest date lie will greatly enlarge his stock
promises keep constantly hand great variety and
choice collection Classical Scientific School Miscea-
necus Works as can be found in the city.
lie viii aways be ready 10 supply his customers with the
finest quality of English and American Stationery,
which he found English letter and sealing
steel and Quill pens penve wallets gold and silver pencils,
paintings, Ac.
He will also keep hand very extensive OF
Childrens Books.
New York, Nav 1, 1887. my6-tf
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VANILLA CVEAM CAND

binary rich and delicious article y manufactured and for
sale wholesale and retail No. 1871 William street by
pontment 32 Broadway and other place city,
IL fact well kown that Vanilla generally in flavor
ing ice here, then, ia in best pures
or lin all except the ce) but unlike its prototype Improves
by The public in general and especially those having
tooth, respectfully invited call try pr1f
No. l3 William Fulton and John Il my29.Im
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s 81 on One Hundred Dollars Cor One Year

Money viii be received ia deposit by the Company hel
trust upon which interest will be allowed follows:
Upon any sum over 900, irredeemable FOR year,
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PEkIOR sUMMEss HATS.

r the reduced price of si50-BRD, Of 10 Nassau street.
n Pine, respectfully his friends and
the fashionable public, that he will constantly keep his
sales superior .ain white Hats
the reduced pce OF sfJo. lie aters himself the
cded appreciation with which his Hats have heretofore
received will continue reward h anxious wish please
BIRD, Is Nassau 0f Pine.
Also hand, fine assortment OF gentleIens Lcgkorn
me at reluced prc
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~ tourtandt street hrg ~ inform the trade that they have
sS removcdi from No Courandt The above large
and elegant new store, where they have hand and
mings.
Aso fancy coorcd Pushes FOR ladies' bonnets which they
will sell on accommodating terms
Hats, stocks nj Frames al Wholesale
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7 ICrNstD INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No

IL ~ Chambers s-Pease take notice that this office has
been long established and thai excellent
be had the shortest notice Those who in good
servants should apply Immediately No 10 just at the
pf groa a.
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MATCHES AND JEWELLERY AT RE.

w DUCEb PRICES,-The subscriber being DESTROYS Of
closing the large stock o goods he has present hand
ers for sale wholesale retail gold and silver patent de-
atched lever cpne duplex anchor escapeent independent
seconds and vertical Watches gold guard neck ob and
chains; seals keys, breaches AMI pattern
gold pencils, and silver guard chains; diamond pins breaches
and rings musical boxes bronze ink cologne and watch stands
card racks thermometers, dressing ckgammon boards
&c. &C., AT a small advance upon sterling cost.
ieg.Ius J. TOBIAS Wal 4.
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.ANDJEWELLER,2 02 Broaway-C oats arms, cre~is,
cyphes emblematca subjects, Sc engraved Da-
mond amethysts opass crystals &C. bought in the rough,
form. Ladies' seals pencil cases.
engraved with coats of arms, any device
Goats oi painted and forwarded of the United
States Books of heradry kept, with upwards OF 100000
q arm found. eaIS IL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

ION ShAl also extend To such public moneys as may
remain in any OF the said banks, whether standing
to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States,
or any disbursng or other public officer OF the
Government
Sec, ?. Ind be il further enacted, That in case
Of neglect O. refusal by any Of the said hanks 70
comply with the rcquiStcns of the Secretary oil the
Treasury, as he shall make thenL m conformity
with the first section of this act, suits shall be ns-
tuted where that has not already been done, TO re-
cover the amounts lue 10 the United States, unless
the deanltins bank shall forthwith cause 10 be ex-
ecuted and delivered 10 the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury bond with security TO be approved by the
Solicitor OF the Treasury, TO pay To the United
States the whole moneys due from 1t in three IN
stalmenS. The first to be paid on the first day of
July next, the second on the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty nine, and the remain
ing intSalment on the first day of JULY eighteen
hundred and thirty nine and the default mention
ed in this act on which interest IS TO commence at
the rate of six per cent. Shall be understood to be
the neglect or omission of said banks, OF any OF
them TO answer the drafts or acquisitions of the Sc
cretary 'he Treasury, made on them according to
the provisions of the first section of this act; and
interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per
annnm from the time of default, together with any
damages which may have accrued to the United
States from protests odraits drawn upou it, or from
any other consequence Of lis failure to fulfil its ob-
cations to the public Treasury.
Approved, October 10th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
TPuBLIc.-No. 81

lfUBLlC.-No. o.
An ACT making further appropria6 lions for the
wear el,rhtepn hundred and thirty seven

An Az making further anproptla hons lor Tue
year eighteen hundred and thirty seven
BE IL enacted by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
seHtatires ofthe United States of .4merica tn Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, appropriated, to be paid Out of
any unapproprated money 10 the Treasury, VIZ:
For pay aud mileage of the members oG Congress
and delegates, :wo hundred and iorty-eight thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For stationery fuel, printing, aud all other con-
tingent expenses Of the Senate, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For stationery, fuel, printing, and all other con-
tingent expenses Of the House of Representatives
fifty thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the navy, as emu
meraed in the act OF the third OF March last III adj
dtion to the amount appropriated by that act, one
hundred and twenty thousand dolaIs.
For the relief and protection of Aserican Seamen
in foreign countries, ten thousand dollars.
For deraying the expenses attending the prose
cuton Of the claim of the United States to the lega-
cy bequeathed by the late James Smthson, Of Lon
don, five thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses in the Office of the
Treasurer five hundred dollars
For preparing printing and binding documents
ordered by the resolutions of the Senate OF the Sc
cond July eighteen hundred and tblrtyssix, twenty
fifth of February, eighteen hundred and tnrty-se-
and thirty-seven to be disbursed under the direc-
ton of the committee to audit and control the con-
tingent expenses of the Senate, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
SEC. @ .4ad be IL further enacted, That, it the
revenue from duties, or FROM the sales OF pubic
lands remaining in the hands of the receiving and
collecting officers, be not sufficient at any time to
pay debentures and other charges which arc by eX-
sting laws made payable out of the accruing reve-
nue. before is transferred TO the credit OF the Irca-
Surer, the Secretary OF the Treasury is hereby au-
thorzed to pay the said debentur,s and other char
ges out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Sec. 8. find be it further enacted That the Sc
cretary ofthe Treasury be, and he is hereby, au-
thorzed to arrange and settle any of the outstand-
ing transfer drafts given to the transfer moneys to
the States under the act of twenty-thrd OF June,
eighteen hundred and thiriy-six, and which have
not been paid by the repositories upon which they
were drawn or otherwise arranged and settled by
the United States by receiving such drafts at par in
| payment of any debts due to the United States,
without any allowance of interest for the time the
drafts have been outstanding and unpaid, or any
other allowance for interest or damages OF any des-
| crption.
| Approved, October 10th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
TTRIvArE--No. IL

An ACT for The reheI OF d. 7. MADISON.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires ofthe United States Of .fnerica N Com
gress assembled, That the President of the United
States be, and he is hereby, authorized and request
ed to cause to be executed, grant and reconvey-
ance to Mrs, d. 2. Madison, her executors, admin
isrators and assigns, of the right to publish IN for
eign countries. for her own benefit, the manuscript
debates ofthc convention which formed the Const-
tuition ofthis Government, as well as the nett avas
of any such publication which may have been or
dered by her: Provided, howerer, That she shall
not he allowed to withdraw from the possession OF
the Government either of the copies Of said debates
which accompanied her conveyance.
Approved October l4h, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

Womaa--To a young man whose feelings are
fresh and yet unblasted by worldly experience, there
is charm even in the most unmpassioned inter-
course with the other sex-Wuman To him how
vast charmis comprised in the narrow compass OF
a word In this single abstraction unconnected, as
it may be with any individual reality, are united all
his pures dreams of happiness, all his brightest CON
ceptions of imaginary beauty-with it no thought
of yrossness or sensuality comes to contamnate his
fancy or his heart.
The danger of unhappy marriage IS under all CIR
cumstances great. Even when there Is no allure
ment to the connection, congenaIity of taste and
affection the number Of i'll sorted and discordant
Unions is leariuly great. But the chances OF hap
pness which young lady with an independent for
tune has, are very small indeed. The very fact
that she has money will be regarded as an objection
bv many of the best minds and hearts, while the
frivolous and the hcartess, and the pronigae, will
crowd around her. An ingenious young man
shrinks from the imputaton OF marrying for money
and he fears to take as companion through lie
hard pilgrimage one who has been nurtnred in fash
ion and luxury.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Approved, October 10th, 1887.
[PuBLIc.--No. IL

An ACT making an additional appropriation for
the suppression of Indian hostllltes for the year
one thousand eight hundred and thrty-seven.
BE IL enacted blythe Senate and House Of Repre-
seatatiues ofthe United States Of .4mertca IN Com
gress .fssemJted That the further sum of one mill
ion SIX hundred thousand dollars shall be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to deiray
any expenses which have been or may be incurred,
in preventing or suppressng the hostilitles Of any
indians: to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of War, coniormably to the acts Of Con-
gress of the nineteenth of March eighteen hundred
and thirty six, and OF the second OF July eighteen
hundred and thirty six, and OF the acts therein re-
ierred to-
Approved, October 10th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
[PuBnc.--No 81
An ACT authorizing further postponement OF


payment upon duty bonds
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives ofthe United States Of America IN Con-
gress assembled That the Secretary OF the Treasn-
ry be, and he hereby is, authorized to grant such
further extension OF credit upon all bonds for duties
now outstanding as shall make the whole extension
of credit upon each bond nine months from the time
when the original bond became due and payable;
making the extension in each case to depend upon
the same conditions as to additional security, the
payment of interest, and other terms, which have
been prescribed by the Treasury Department, to the
extension of revenue bonds since May last: Propi-
ded, That nothing herein contained shall be constru-
ed to include any existing bonds where the parties
10 the same ha re not since the bonds became paya-
bic, given additional security, or made part payment
and are bv the proper officers oil the Government
considered nsoIvent or unsafe securities for the
payment of their bonds
SEC. 2. find be it further enacted, 1 hat credit
of three and six months sha be alowedon the duty
on all merchandise which shall have been or may be
imported on or before the first day OF November
next, upon which the duties are payable in equal
instruments in cash, and that the bonds received
for such duties shall be payable, bearing interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum and shall be IN
the form and upon the conditions prescribed by ex-
| sting laws and by this act.
SEC. Sc. and be it further enacted, That where
the security in any bond which has beeu, or may
hereafter be postponed, entirely satisfactory, the
principal ofsureties in the same shall not be dsa-
bed from being in the mean time, till the period OF
postponement provided for by this act expires, re-
ceived as principal suretes in other bonds Tor du-
tics, Notwithstanding the bond first given may not
have been actually paid discharged, or extended
before or on the day il fell due: Prorided, That
such PRINCIPAL and sureties shall be found, in all 9th
err respects safe and satisfactory security tor the
funds to which they may be proposed as parties.
SEC. a. And be Il further enacted, That the OPP
Grafton Of all prior laws and parts oaws so far a:
inconsistent with this act be suspended in the par
tculars in which they may conflict with, or differ
FROM It's provisions, until this act shall cease by it
own limitations.
Approved, October 10th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
EHfty NHEH"
Approved, October 18th, 1887.
[PUBLIc-No. s.
AN ACT to regulate the fees of the district at;or-
news, IN certain cases.

AN ACT to regulate the fees of the district at;or-
news, IN certain cases.
Be Il enacted by tue Senate and House 81 Repre-
sentatieues of the United States of fmericd IN Con-
gress assembled, That, in all cases ofextenson OF
the time Of payment of bonds given for duties on
imports, il shall be according to such directions as
may be given by the Secretary Of the Treasury;
and the extension of payment Of the old bond or
the taking Of new bond, shall be by the respective
collectors subject to no other charge than such as
may be legally receivable on the taking Of orig-
nal bond, upon the entry Of merchandise.
Sec. 2. .4nd be it further enacted, That no fee
shall accrue to any district attorney on any bond
left with him for collection, or in suit commenced
on any bond for the renewal Of which provision is
made by law, unless the party or parties shall neg
lect to apply for such renewal for more than twenty
days after the maturity Of such bond.
Approved, October II, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
THE DEMO Graf

s. EDITED ASn PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
WORTHIN TON & LEST Err ,
Publishers Of The Uaited States Ldlrs.
TsRus OF THE PAPER-S5 per annum in advance,
er Sc at the end of the year.
Sc subscription will be received for less term than
xix months, and no paper will be discontinued,
Except at the discretion OF the Editors) until all
srrearages have been paid.
AnTERrIsEMENrs will be inserted at 81 per square
q lines or iesS) for the first Insertion and so cents
br each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not marked with the number of in
sertions, will be published until forbid and charg-
cd accordingly.
Publications OF personal nature. twill be charged
10 uble price. ~
- Letters to the Editors on business connected
with the Office, must be post paid, or they will Rot
Be attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
PUBLrc.-No. 81

An ACT for adjusting the remaining claims upon
the late deposite banks
Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives of the United States Of .fericG in Con-
gress assembled That the Secretary Of the Tfeasu-
nv be, and he is hereby, authorized to CT ntnue to
withdraw the public moneys now remaining in any
of the former deposte banks, Iii manner as gradu-
al and convenient to the institutions shall be con-
sistent with the pecuniary wants of the Govern
ment and The safety of the funds thus to BE- drawn
and that no further interest than that required by
the deposite act Of the twenty third of June, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty sir, under which
those depDsites were made, shall be demanded Of
any bank hich has met, and shall hereafter meet
the acquisitions Of the Department This proyis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
Resolution No l.--PuBLlc.

A RESOLUTION directing the postage on letters
sent by Express Mail to be paid in advance.
Resoired by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatires of the United States of .ime'ica IN Congress
assembled, That the Postmaster General be, and he
is hereby, directed to cause the postage on all let
tiers sent by the Express Mail of the United States
to be paid in advance at the time of deposltng them
for transportation by said mail
Approved, October 10Th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

by that act This act shall extend To cases where
any person mentioned in the act to which this is an
amendment shall have died in the service, aud his
horse saddle bride, or equipments, shall have been
turned over to an officer, or other person for the
benet. OF the United States, by order of the proper
officer commanding, and not restored to the repre-
sentative of the deceased or paid for BY the United
States.
Approved, October I4th, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
lAhs
APPROVED, October 18th, 1887.
.fPuBLIc.-No. 81

AnACT ID amend an act, entitled IAN act to pro-
vide for the payment horses lost or DESTROYED N
the military service Of the United States appreV-
ed January 18th, 1881"
Bet enacted BY the Senate and House Of hePre-
sentotipes of the United States Of .dmerteG IN oo"I
gross assembled, That any person who has 'uIneu
over to the service Of the United States ms hoIse,
saddle, bride, OF equipments by the order q ihe
commanding general, or othef commanding onlceT'
shan be paid the value thereof; that the claims pro
yided for under this act shall be adjusted oy inc
Third AUDITOR under such rules as sfah De PRESET
bed BY the Secretary of war, with the assem- q 'e
President, This act. and the act to which this
an amendment. shall extend TO mules as veil as Z
horses Decisions under this act shall be record
ed as they are required to be recorded by the &C
aforesaid, and payment shall be made as IS required
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11
rPURr.,c---No. al

An ACT to continue in force certain laws to the
close of the next session of Congress.
Be IL enacted bg the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of america IN Con-
gress assembled That all acts and parts Of acts, or
provisions contained within any act which, ny the
terms thereof are made to expire at the termination
Of the first session Of the twentyflth Congress- BE-
and the same are hereby, declared to continue N \
force to the end Of that session Of Congress when
shall commence, or shall be in session, on the frs'
Monday of December, eighteen hundred and thirty
seven.
APPROVED, October 18th, 1897.