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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

I've sOUTAEAN CAPITALIsTsA ByILp
aa r. SSsP. oS
which may be seen at their office, No. Bsekman 81
%
ed Y such . e as 70 less s
rative experiments have proved thai splits and dresses WIN
beautiful color being darker the Halowel and
lighter than the Quiucy and taking into us o
Wen worthy the attention u capitalists and builders
Having several Thousand tons now quarea e br hae
notice and will for its delivery Al lower prices an
,o he ompn box H. Mechanics
as"s ss No.
CLEKKs WANTED FOR THE sOUTH& WEST.
y only yoa n demand s. =, The a fail
conn M this YEAR will exceed in amount the gloomy cal
of depondng spectators ,s norh Tins can
employed This month Firms office instructions in book
ser received BY Mr. T. SUPPLIED Salaries uciuang
from sseo $1,000 per annum No student under the Of Is
open for the reception OF men only young old who will be
in me shortest s @s Posh and %
N. b. Situations seasonably procured for all as usual
DAf EAS fs From cRksxsYan e As1 z:
needy for suppression, rreguariy all where
9ss not haze ner proper and regular ro he,
Sold by H. Hart corner of Broadway and Chambers St
Burnett, IS 9th avenue. aul5-lm"
ID EMOVAL.-DOCTUK JACKSON removed his
l6Mediaated Baths from No. 89 200 Bowery where
he has bath ready for visitors five minutes notce from
O'Clock, A. M to ii O'clock r. a. An intelligent female who
has had three years experience in the business consaR at
tendance the ladies' apartment Geptee furnished
men and board with good provided for nvads who
wish to put themselves under the medical treatment OF
DR.. Jacksaa and the McdicateS vapor Baths my12y
I AND OrFICE,-J6HN 4. BOGARDUs, Attorney
~ and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hail. No. Beekmaa St,
opposite tire Brick Church door, city of New York, Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty General Land Office
Wesern Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either lst-Revolutonary. 2d-Late War 3d-CaDadian
Volunteers 4Eagsh refugees from the Uried States TO
Canads and Nova Scotia 5th-Deserters from the British
my, the heirs in all the above 6thTes to lands
forfeited for payment Of tax reclaimed hHeirs under
age entitled to lands sold for sThose who parted
their discharges warrants titles, Before the patents
sued reclaim the 9Lands in the states
ard territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and Sold exchanged paid and titles in
esuga,ed obtained and perfected applications TO this Of
fee
throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding ohe above claims and acting
their several sections Of country, will be entitled IS
all commissions Communications post paid.
II Valuable farming land for sale in of Illinois
SOC quarter sections of $50 EACH in parcels from so to 800
towns and otherwise Also In Missouri
Arkansas. d26y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

DICK sLAY,s LIQUID COMPOSITIONS, for
removing the blue from stove bars without injury the po
sh and for cleaning brass copper pewter n nc with haH
the usual labor. - go
The liquid only the polish to steel that has
been exposed the action Of fire. but speedily removes
stains or rust from dead ground stoves and lenders bras cep
Britannia metal and pewter cesnsed by with the
greatest expedition To block tin dish covers that been
IN for years gives the polish of ones
grease ink stains from paint with the greatest n
cily and without injury tn the color .
brass acquered furniture will retain It's original bnsancy
occasionally ceansed by IL For sale by
je2s-1 NATHAN b. GRAHAM. 81 Nasuau-st cor. Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

ID pOsAg.Aa Jr., offers sale at warehouse, no.
Pearl Fulton, in lots suit purchasers and
on terms goods can BE- procured in the city
Mammoth Paper-Suiabe for extra large show bills, the
quality used by the Geological Institute and work
ed operation in this city, This
furnished a. short notice in quantity and OF much
larger size il required.
Printing PaperSiedium, Medium and Half, Royal Super
Roynl and Imperial measuring sfo 1888 26S7i 235 "a
S6 215 2i4 u 49, and 22 inches, with full assortment OF
eoored papers Of various Qualities embracing nearly all the
above
Writing Foolscap and folded Folio Post Letter,
blue, white. and assorted coors, Pct, Dem and Medium
Wrapping PeperEnvelope various sizes; Kentsh Caps,
suitable f hardware polished and plain Cloth Papers, extra
large sizes Crown Double Crown and Cap; aso large and
smell straw.
5taers PaperTissue plain and assorted colors Tip and
Il- rial various coGrs, expressly for haer's
shes hing Pap. rs-for vesss Is, houses, sc.
Suaf Bakers Parers-pian, blue and neid til white of
ASSORTED sizes
Binders BaRb"x brown Bonnet in rolls fine white and blue
asd white ir fl.,s: Press am Straw Boards
C-rs-Eagles, Harry VII, Merry Andrew and Highland
plsy r. with assortment of large and small Blank.
S0uern merchants visiting New York requested to call!
there all times large of cheap Papers
hand well adapted TO their market
Manufacturers of Paper supplied with rags foreign and DO
mest; Bleaching salts Saats Feltng, Jackets Wire Cioth
Moulis. sc. au3Sm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

|" Oseph Gillott's Celebrated Patent Elem
gated Metallic Penn
Joseph elliott begs to inform the public, that he
constantly receiving from his mandatory in Birnng
regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
stock hand offers the in the United
States and OF warranted good quayamongst which may be
found his
aPatent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen,"
"Original Patent Slip Fen"
"Origina Patent Ladies' PEN"
" Double Damascus Barrel" Lunars," Peruvian" New
sylesvz cards Of dozen EACH with rosewood and al
holders in bsxes of dozen EACH with holders in
cases, shell boxes and morocco cards.
"Albata Everpoin and Pen and Everpoint Pencils"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From tie well merted and universal celeby OF The above
Pens ateted by the whole mercantile community Europe
and the United States several uprnpd makers have endea
vored impose upsn the public by spurious imitation pur
porting he the original Joseph 0sts Patent but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite to fine writing, which have established such
rallied demand for the original In every country where
is knswp..
The public hereby cautioned to b. I'll guard
against counteres; they be readily de- cted by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style which
they into the market in their attempt to impose
the
gross genuine pen envelopea a neatly print
ed wrapper descriptive ofts articlei contains
Further guard against the fraud the public will please To
that the genuine OF the following marks
always reading from the point Of the zen;
Joseph Joseph Joseph
Gioits Gilolts elliott
Patent Warranted. Maker.
The above be had his Warehouse, No. 100 Beekman
srhet door below rearl, New York. jy11-3m4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
TIE TWyssLHsoPHEE; sToEE At LAST

' DTsC0vEREBl-Dr POETT's celebrated Specific
MIXTURE has ssd IN *ss.sstrs gravel
semss weakness 40 satisfied Of It's wonderful efficacy
Poe TINT he would hesitate forfeit eO0e failure
The increasing demand for POETS Specific city as
- W Philadelphia Baltimore Boston, Providence, and New
Orleans, Is the best proof ofts worth
New York Agcps-A. B %. Sands, 100 Fulton streets j.
syme corner Bowery and Walker w. Horwll, Ca
~ ana Hudson. Price H. iyl-9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
rU>IIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE COMPA-
4 NV-TO TVE PTTRI IC-Ry late act ef he eosla


ture OF state much the restraining prohibits
individuals associations from keeping Offices of discount and
dcposie" repealed, Under this law association has
been formed, under the name of THE AMERICAN EX-
CHANGE COMPANY-thc object Of which is, to provide
safe well profitable place for the depose of all of
money not less than twenty-f cents
Certificates of depote signed by the Treasurer and Secre
tay Of the Company will be given 70 those wine may MAKE
pos,e. Special deposes time will draw interest
iionnie the and time of tnvesment General depo
sites such be withdrawn at moment and will
not draw interest
the hands the and the other Members of the
Board of Managers who will invest il in such
hold themselves all times in readiness the demands
OF deposiors.
AS additional security for the prompt Of
all deposited large Of real has been vest
trusiees-who entirely into
whatever either directly indirectly in the affairs of the
Company; the value and Of which will be appropra
be the full and entire
OF all deposies, and the interest accruins thereon
The deed Of trust, of trustee and all particulars in
which depostors interest," will be exhibited 10 them
Office the Company, No ~ all at the Office Of
he Recorder. he city Of New York. nu7-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

T EvIsON,s HUNTERS RED DROP.-This

II EvISON'S HUNTERS ED DROP.-Ths
disease which has when
ss "s DE
by acquainted with H. to be the most certain safe
the poison from The system few days no matter how old
The and may always be used with the greatest safety
on The patient To be elsinsa q, No Division 81 Eysrs
Levson North sixth St. PhIsdephis where 5 sold New
rS,h ese No Division st. doors from Chatham per
DILEs-PILEs.-DRH ALE's Pile Ointment is a pos
tive cure for the Piles in three days tne Sold by y IL
$ avenue; E. cuion' corner q sS~sSy and
street. - suI5im.
a NGINA PECTOHIs.-DOCToR Sc AIRS hsspaid
resee IN The freshmen, Il IL and in has been sue
sssu = and many ~ o. uSps
SAINT sensation d the sternumbrcastbone, ccmmony Al the
Particularly ,b len side s"a s ss q The extending
often ia the shoulder blades especially the lett ana oen az
ed with sense Of suocson, and generally experience
shone OF breath sometimes pafpson Of The heart on
q whf sssdss q @e &
o. . 2 liver s IL street Or
Numerous certificates may be secn and
dee d.S o. INIT " fsser sarnst $ ss avenue Fss
se.sy swsa sn .ns 'I Dr. Re 6
Wa ,inS,op, Dr. Merrios Or ssncker ie. '''''
leeches bite instantly that parents need not fear
suffering their children. jei SIN
uNOR THE HEMOyAL OF SUPEKFLV.
OtJs HAIRThe bane Of female beauty whether on the
neck still more unghy, the upper lin be
efcctusy removed by free OF ATKINsON's DEPILA
TORY It's operation instantaneous removing hair with
least approach W pain and leaving the skin whittier and
than before BY twice the Depatory the OF
the hair are usually DESTROYED, require further
pcstion Of H. No bad consequences from It's need he
pretended as tmsy be ssed infants shs without any
had effects
The advertiser prepared 70 bottle ssd y
bp 10 operate eecuay and be perfectly innocent in i
effects. Price ~ Sold wbelessle ard retail by
w. e. HART, ITS Broadway,
aa6-Jm conner courtsndf ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
CuTLsRY FOR CASH AT REDUCED

fNFVES-Fbc snbscribers Wishing % reduce their
sent large stock offer (or
notes. one OF tie stocks Of fine and useful Cut
iery ever imported into the Uned States consisting Of every
descnp,lon ~ use Ivory, sefup, Black Bone Stag and
sham buck Jehe Knives and Forks Desserts and Cavers
EAzOns o. kodger, Elliott, Wade and Butcher md other
well known makers Rodgers, wosenhom's and Crooke
Pocxe Cutlery Scissors shears oG Iii ~,rts aneetss
Palette and Bufchers Knives an seeis
PysyoLR-rocket Belt and DurIng Pistols . very exsen-
ve and complete assortment all worthy Ne sttcntioa Of
Southern and Western mcrch ants and others
au2i.tms CRAvELEY wREAKs q As,er Fyovse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31
ME LADIES

S,,urAaNU NEW k0l. THE I'D
- IATIlFEE CANDY "A new s..d 81 rioI nsso-"
Caady manufactured the Bswery steam Soniecus'
other place in this city. TINS new Saeuy ~ Pscom
Others eyer its oriy of flavor ana
ness OF taste also pleasant otor and w ad;ss
the breath other Candy possesses IN th soa
are respectfully invited 10 call nj taste gra'is " 80
Bowesy' opposite 70 H'Si"s's"' : w. BRyHAM supt.
mr.. COOPE,s suesds exclusively 10 .ns . ..
~ following dsease-Goaorho cies.s ga PEI, -, -,
lection the Kidneys Loss Urehra biadne anu
all those secondary altctoh
nbuse OF msrcury or o.pr3per management Oh Nens.ea
perfect Fever Ague can pe q. ns
Dr Cooper hes know 70 IAN ShaIses WY a'e
Oice IL Duane sl-opcn from A. NJ to 10 r. M auZS-lm.
Il from Europe an elegant assortment of the undernen
toned erc Which he offers for sale on the most advantage
iamos in guilt bronze glass; hanging
In t anil hreszeS, for oil and mantle LAMPS In gilt and
bronzed drops, pass spanges; gilt stand Candida
bras work boxes and ornamental work tables plated
branches; plated
bottles he. singi. and double barrel percussion
gnns pocket, holster, and dreiing pistols.
IeS-ysR-nS W.T.. wflEAKS. lis Fulton street.,
az TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-Sir, have
been attacked Tor the Of three by ayphc as
Of boy had ulcers in the threat and the bones ~
my head begaa 70 decay. After having changed dinere
times of physicians, who could deliver from that
h.d the determination 10
chronic delicate diseases lie agreed to care me- aver
having undergone the space OF SIX Aoh' c-
companed by diet IL presen mos, PR
feet health, which indebted for the care of ha sklul
pby an object publishing this 10 be OF use 70 such
persons be afflicted with the same disease II they
require positive nf1rnit@n respecting my health, they
can address bens ives u cannon who wilt make
ksogn nly males who might find themselves in the
uation have been m aul8-i I'M r. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

II -.
II ENING PLASTER-Tbe most valuable remedy for
weakness and pain the sde back and stomach and for de-
bty the back and ons from the effect OF fractures and dis
loo alton Of the bones offered 10 the public Dr. Sweet
ting, willing meet the wishes OF his fends-and that the
thousands suffering from pairs and weaknesses may avail
themselves Of remedy diminish the bills Of physician
has arranged with Mr. B. c. Baxter Of New London, Conn.,
manufacture his Strengthening Save and supply every city
aud tSwn In the United States. None genuine without the
written signature Of B. c. BAXTER and joint propr
etor.
Messrs Pratt Ray, druggists IS Maiden lane, wholesale
agents for city Of New York. and for sale by Of the
respectable druggists Price, Is cents roll m31 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

- eraea fo be cure o. sonorsca, and ana anai9gou
r ns a. he 81 offered ~ the usic IA
Of The c articles 70, the OF tho DIS
tia ran he sd It's All price, and great virtue
whica the public nfon d. that bottles have
been soi5 ~ ely Philadelphia and Bo.,on warrant th'
agen IN ocn 10 the ac vii perfect confidence. Sold
holesae and retail II r. NJ Guion's. Of bowey
Gran street, at 5tcrRts tile, with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-31

n0, CAAREN1Eh, NO. = Peck ship, costumes 10 90
- undivided personal the 81 as cen
cate wvs,e dseasss whsher Of ons ssntn. p
bcsnae Of the New York Sne Medical ses'e.y
late Surgeon 81 ~ sn " g Army and for % ycer pf.c
toner Separate nicf~ f privacy " petests
Chs,ges yc,.opa,Jr cd nm cr 4 r, rtad mv2T-n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-10
STATE OF VERMONT.

Wesfminster district, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court within and
for said District.
TO the Heirs, their Guardians, and all con
cerned in The Estate Of AMOS HOW-
ARD, I'd, late Of jamaica in said district,
deceased.
A PPLICATION having been heretofore
IN made by Jesse Howard Administrators on
tofore limited for the settlement of said estate
You are hereby cited to appear before said
court al a session thereof TO be holden at the
Inn of Elisha Warner in Grafton in said dis
trict, on the last Wednesday Of February ntxt,
10 shew cause il any you have, why the objecf
of said application should not be granted.
Dated at Townshend in said District this
25th day Of January, A. d. 1887.
BY order Of the Judge.
20 JAMES CRAWFORD, P. Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-10

doubt that this negro, in partnership with
some other, either white or black, had mad,
a plot to take the life Of Mrs M to get pos.
session OF the money! When the whistle
was heard, the negro pretending TO be as
much alarmed, as his mistress, remarked
that he would go out and get the axe 10 de-
fend themselves with. If danger should 40.
proach them. He did so, and placed i, n.
gainst the side Of the house. In a short
time, while Mrs Matthews was STOPPING 10
pick up something she had dropped. the ne
gro caught her by the neck with one hand
und reached the other for his axe, swearing
ne intended to kill her. She rose from her
STOPPING posture, broke his grasp. and threw
him so fur from her by herquick motion and
strength, as TO be able 10 get the axe first,
which she did, and fearing he might take il
from her, pitched it out as far as she could
in the dark, where she thought he would
hardly again find il
The negro, thinking he would accomplish
his demonicul purposes without il. again
rushed at Mrs NJ with the intention ofthrow-
ing her in he fire. He threw her upon the
hearth, but she rose. as she says, with reae,o.
ed strength, and strange as it may seem,
threw him on the floor A scuffle for some
minutes ensued. when the negro rather get
ting the advantage, got her out Of the house
and by her hair dragged her some distance
in the direction Of a pond where he said he
intended TO drown her Having gate or
bars TO pass through, she there once more
regained her feet aud determined to make
another struggle for her life He here
thought of, and drew large dirk-knife from
his pocket with which he thoughtto despatch
her She saw il, and Immediately. fearless
| ly, and vigorously grdsped it. Each endeav-
ored to wresi il from the other. in which mel.
Their succeeded She finally. however. turn
ed his own weapon upon himself, and al.
though yet firmly grasped by each. she sue
ceeded in cutting his throat Thus il end.
ed. She supposed his life was near enough
ended and left him She Immediately gath.
cred up her children, and sci out for the near.
est neighbor, where she gave The alarm and
search for him was comnenced We learn
that be has since been found, and that the
wound in the throat is not quite severe
enough to cause his death.
The struggle lasted for considerabl,
! time. and we have given the particulars as
near as we can recollect them Where is
the woman in a thousand. that would not
in the great alarm. have surrendered her life
Immediately into the hands OF the demon D.
He told her. during the fight, that he had
made large Ere for the purpose Of burning
her and her children in that night. and nj
one time came very near putting her in it.
Columbus Teen. Obserrer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-10

Horrible! Most Horrible I've learn
from the New Yo.k sun. OF Friday. that q
man OF some properly. named John Taylor,
residing at he'd Bank. New Jersey. aud
who, il is said, has been subject TO hts OF IN
sanity for several years, became most iero-
cousiy deranged on Saturday last. but il
was not deemed advisable TO secure him
During the evening, however, he attacked
his aged mother, who lived in his house,
with pair OF tongs. and beat her brains out
upon the hearth. His hired man, being
present, and cndeavorlng to save the life oil
the old lady. Taylor next made towards him,
svizing bu,ch.rknite from of the table,
ovrrcame the man. and cut his throat from
ear 10 ear He then returned 10 the body OF
his murdered mother, which he threw upon
The fire; and soon alter fired the building.
which, before assistance arrived, was envvl-
oped in flames. The murderer is in Jail at
Middlelown.
The Sun OF Saturday, gives the following
additional particulars: Taylor is man OF
respectable connexions. and has lived at Red
Bank for many years His father lef him
Il handsome property. worth now, perhaps,
eight thousand dollars. He has wife and
seven children-the oldest less thaua dozen
yeurs old Two OF his children, boy aud
girl. we're living at home when the muir.
ders were committed. Their mother and
brothers and sisters have resided in New
York sometime, in fear of their lives
For year or Two past, Taylor has been
addicted to incorporate drinking. which at
last made him complete mailman. so that
il became impossible for his wife and chill,
dren TO live in the bouse-lhey being daily
in fear Of their lives. Mrs Taylor accord.
ingly entered complaint against her hus'
band, and he was taken in custody about six
weeks ago. and confined in the Alms-house
in Middletown When he was arrested he
swore he would kill her if he could get a
way In fear Of such an event. Mrs Taylor
sold portion OF her husbands property,
and removed TO New York, with her chill
dren. his mother remaining at home. As
TAYLOR had never seemed vexed with the
old lady, as she did not entertain the slight
est fear from him. though he was insane,
she pursuaded her daughter-in-law TO lei
two OF the children return ami live with her
at Red Bank; and week or Two after Mrs
Us arrival here, she sent home the little boy
and girl. These. with the hired man. com.
posed The entire family besides bis mother,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-10

rTHE subscriber being about to close bis
y Tailoring business IN this village, will
sell his Tools and Shop Furniture on reasona-
bic terms to any Tailor who wishes to locate
himself in that business in place where he will
be sure of agood run of custom. He has also
small lot Of READY MADE CLoTHlNo, which
he will sell for less than cost, for cash. Also,
a few dozen Of first rate SrocKs.
ID. NJ. b. would take this opportunity TO in
form all who have unsettled accounts with him,
to call and settle The same, as bis creditors
want their pay, aud he can't pay them until he
IS FIRST paid. D., M. BURWELL.
Btattcboro, Feb Q, 1897 %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-10
oENERAI oRpERs.
War Deparimenf. Columbia, Dee,

War Department. Columbia, Dee. 81, 1886.
From information received AT this depart
ment, from Brigadier General Felix Hous-
ton. and also the two Nc NelIys and Brown.
prisoners lately escaped from Matamoras. il
is beyond doubt that our blood-thirsty enc
mics are making formidable preparations
again TO stack u.s. and il is confidently hop
ed ihul every good citizen OF this republic
will be ready at moments warning TO repair
TO the standard OF his country Immortal
glory awaits each man who is prepared 10
do his duty. aud eternal lnlamy and dis
grace (and the consequences OF the law Of
con6sculon) shall pursue the coward who
proves recreant TO the call. II is expected
that every able bodied man will provide him.
self with good gun and horse,-u sufficient
stock OF ammunition. pnd ten days provisions
always on hand. SO as to be arablrd to
march at a moments warning. Cilzens may
rest assured, that they shall not be harrassvd
by false alarms, or called iuto the field until
the emergency actually requires it, and
when the call is made. it is required aud
confidently believed that every man will be
fully prepared to meet il promptly Every
man who expects to remain citizen oi
Texas, when called on. or the enemy adj
vance, must shew himself a patriot and sol
der The chief Justices OF the different
counties are requested TO take immediate
measures TO organize the militia within their
respective Jurisdictions, according TO an act
entitled IAN Act Organizing the Militia"
BY order Of the President.
WIN S. FISHER, Sec'y Of War.