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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Price 81. myll 1ns
EOR sALE-A counter Tor water with marble
top newl sufficiently large TO certain two coolers.
Also, Founls~ Cooler and Drought Tube together th
marble slabs for counter measuring II feet ose ~ 70
inches wide The above viii be sold low applied for mme
diatsy at No 2 Old slip. nylM
ID KALs' HAIR KEsTO a. AT1vE.-Thn vsln-
ID able discovery istrodoeed 10 the public with -
fullest and tbs. viii sas, the oare
is application, via: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
THE HAIR upon the heads OF those who have los the
Numerous certificates might given TO show how
fully this compound has bees applied nevcr having failed
single insnce bat a. not brought before the public 10
sell but TO be applied upon the principle o.c charge with
success, deemed unnecessary 10 swell advertise
lis virtues have been fully sod satisfactorily tested The
pes,on Of this RESPONSIVE covered with luxurious growth
All humsss sad qu,cksry in this matter il utterly dis
Bsaes Restorative win he applied ~ the dsceverer
inventor, Levi Besh, To those who may desire to avail
,senyes Of Us beneficial effects at the once Of o. ~ Mac
Meme despair whether old young Of having their
s '1 p.yrsas .ppe.o. o. se Re
storativs unn the indvidua vho rs sstsnes ~ the
restoration of hair mis- IN.
boot AN SHOE sTUEE-M REED hss
ID moved n Rowery where he offers for sale general
sort, en-, Of Boots and SHOES smoag which are ,,,
buck and cali bali Scots
I. !" s srosa ssd pvnn.
rsi,er Pumps brown aud black
kpck and dancing Pumps
usdrr.s slippers and Nulli6ers
Ladies' colored ssd black morocco slippers, s "a and Sd
Also misses ebildrcns and youths Boots and Brogans ef
Various qualities in fashion, and al prices corresponding
With the es. for cash. which = much wanted hs ume
e' ., ,re Rs.sh''e wholesale ''' 'e' !" GRsEs.
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DE-. XANPMfBgKG FEMALk EEN0:

II n
for suppression, reguarity all where
No. to ss taken dursg pregnancy The sale Of 1859
ser efficacy Sold only BY MRS BIRD midwife and female
physician sz2 Bowery. York. Likewise her celebrated
Xsop an Excellent nppes prepared
and sold as above. Advice gratis mys.sm.
Sore Throal, K6eHnan all cuisn, sses such As
Salt Rheum Erysipcas scrofpious Erppton &c; can Dc
Vapour Baths al aos Bowery where visitors may
Win 1 Il II ss evening" nSs1f every day. fro"
3: Ganiesi "a nishrd sp.r,msn,. with board and the
Themselves under Doctor Jacksoas treatment and his Ned
w % 90 Ae nsr
%es no 'e''"''"'e 70 e ''"''''" '''' m ~ '
SH FF IF kGksa Sa
~ ef! MI tes
without in instance having failed. No alteration in
70 the snderest infant il discovery tnowa
In the history Of madeleine and person afflicted with
use Of this valuable medicine Numerous eerncass Of lis
virtues have b.en received by tbs proprietor and will be
Prepared and sold by Bad SANDS 100 Fulton street,
the principal cities and towns IN Tue Tnss
Meaa Be- ordered with ether goods ofasy Of the pra
ITO SEAMEN.-The atienties ofseamenis particularly
Of RsD par. Ts :"
LIFE peculiar to seamsn renders pareoary for
suffer In hospts-such medicsse Hunters Red Drop.
Price OIL bottle AL will have the signature OF
Dr. u Levson OF who be obtained at Division street
my4 I'm.
nBsTlNATE COMPLAINTS-DR CHERKYS
" celebrated Astringent PILLS considered infa
BILE after the failure ocepavs cubebs Injections,
Over 100000 boxes have been SOLD without complaint
agent For gravel loss OF OF bladder prsstrste
glands and all affections Of the Kidneys these pills
emineny successful In female weaknesses. green sicknss
irregrsry and suppression they fail
fe health. Dr. Chery's pills the females friend
For sale whoe sale and retail by A. b. D. SANDS, Ice
Fulton 81 eernes Of william, and at the following drug sore
Correr walker and broadway; Cross and Pearls
Bowery and Wslksr Grand asd Bowery, corner
Houston and Bowrry; Bond and Bowery, Canal
uudson and Burnetrs 50 Sxt Avenue. In Phedsphis,
by Samuel r. Griffith, Jr. e
Price 81 per boz.
NJ D. Country merchants who desire boy by the dozen
gross, will be supplied liberal discount and the Pix
viii be warranted TO them produce the desired effect
mylI-im.
MO. DIVISION STU Nc k.Ts-I In gratitude Mr.
NJ Levsen whose philanthropy making the sclebrs
ted Levison Hunters Red Drop public and n hopes that this
will be the OF rescuiag others the and
ring them to society srsn hereby certify that knew his
Red Drop unfortunate friend Of mse after having
The VI In the meantime all the other adve red
remedies used and Of the advertised physicians
web feed TO bu good effect The
enjoys good health and cured weeks by bottle
Of Levson's Hunters Red Drop
c. B., Mo- Is street
New York, jane Ist, 1857.
NJ n. This sntlemsn has owed himself be referred
and can he seen atany time my4-lms
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rU,RE UAIKl THE UAIHll-It should invsrisbl,

THE HAIR THE HAIR LII should invsrisbly
u be- borne In mind that good set OF Teeth, the sex
nes des raele pspery The possession Of hne head 81
HAIR and which only be sbtaIned by constant and
free The VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, richly pcrfumed
and desirable substitute Cor The injurious preparations
that daily pslmed spon the public. -. ~
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found to soursh snd ghen The hair,
and restore Il bald Ia order the
sve dems nj for H. has put nj the ow price Of 50 cents
bottle. For sale by II. G. HART, i7J brosdway,
ally corner Of CeurtIandt St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

PUBLIC HEALTH.
Arcade Baths, 30 chambers street.
aArgINe INSIDE AND OUT.
I.tus stop 1T srorrArrs, my 10Y,
FOR glorious fresh vsisr os,n,
ra, ,h.v Who this life you'd enjoy,
al cover with flowers their path,
49,, .et the pure wstsr.course STINT.
Nor the junp thsts nsn,led viii mint
H.
uo~ seIiehtful 20 every sepse.
\. the warm and volupuous 6ov,
s.d v,re Il ten times the expense,
This lprury who voula fregof
That gives to ones health fresh tint
stoppsni-s lite more mint
Ill
He Knows, indeed, how 10 provide
warm bath, that can excel;
Asd sfsr you've SAX IN It, tide,
think "A would very veil
To take frors frerd sly hint,
Taste The beverage that's fssnued with mini
Nv.
Oh, these glorious juisps deserve
Their mems~y fsstes~d w print
Aspshsr Gis~a, cir, STALL s~tvel
ves, yes-and little more ms1
We must stop II etoppsnft ny scys ,e~.
Ter iussrses free n cm alloy. V""
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
c0LOKEDIrxPEKs-

Fancy Paper Bsxes.
DLANC - BODEN ufacture and keep ssty
ID hand large assor inen Of ored papers such p
fancy coored psp. Marble embossed spoties and motuee
papers Merchants and manufacturers win hnd 70 their I'D
vanage call At Mss~s Blanc Boseus factory, No. 80 Sold
street. before purchasing elsewkere.
Fancy paper boxes made order In shape
tasefuly. ..s
10 them for their specimens Of colered papers |" ven
uasufseiory No 81 Gold corner OF voos street as In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Two CONsUMERs OF OIL On GAS The In
ventor aud Msnufscfurer OF the Safety Rejecting Spe
LAMP SO much approved In giving clear light ssde
invites the public 70 inspect his patterns In and
Bronze suitable for Dry Goods Jewellers and Fancy
Also, Lamps for Billiard and Reading Rooms, Rrlecores
Groceries, he requiring strong LIGHT and
burn half the expense Of oil Lamps vrwed
his old store Cabane 47s Greenwich, o(
Canal.
Spirits by his wagons q usual. Observe the name
s2olma @. MICHEL, spirit Lamps on each side.
RkOOkLYN SALT WATER WARM
- BATHS.-Mk GRAY would inform the public lkak
these Baths are open every day. under Rrscklyn
Hegh near the foe OF Pierpont a. for Ladies' and Genne
from A. M. 10 r. NJ They have been newly fitted
up and arrangement has made render ihs
priv ate and csnve nicnL F.#.
Single bath, Is cents.
NIB The Cold Baths viii be opened by the first Of May.
TOR DYING THE nAIR from Grey Red =
u beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED8 TURKISH
DYE universally admitted be the best article
before The public. II Is d. lily yuperscag every preps
ration for the purpose which mostly composed seee
materials. eventually give way entirely tbe
the head at before going bedoa rising he
ming the transformation coupes The skin neartme suf
fers no change either rom acolormen eruption rougbns.
other lis be with velence ~
consequences whaievsr. soh Wholesale and retail by
H. q. HART, f75 Drosdwsy,
ally c.rner Of Courtiandts Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

No ,,s ts,,o. sprs, New Yors-JoHN cHiLDs ~
%. cfslsy Informs The y.bc that amer great .:.y yes
persuee In csiorsg Mesotn Asustno ssd LhbsTrsphic
tr~1a kc - rsady 70 any orders In hs lise
pevsr sfye sd % ressosebe He wcsii particularly
keeospeux tkcse engaged IN gettng sstcuve
wcvhs - Give him call ~ pledges hnsento hnssh verh
In styts psvisr other In the cessisy. nyAin~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
MOTHER EVIDENCE Of the superiority ofHu,

DR.. u Levisn Division Dear Sir, Having 40
raarded
In city, and suffering greatly under its vrulent effects
and having tried all remedies without gave mp all
hope, until seeing when assd
bottle, and entirely free from hs effects Thspkng
for the good Il has done and thinking be Of
service TO publish the above you al liberty % do
main, sir. yours, with gratitude. JOHN D. B.sH
Camptown, NJ. j., Jan. -, 1884, my<tm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

vUANTED-severa persons, with capital o. from ESQ
w e2so wl hear Of situations which will saord COED
salary nv aoply,ssto ferris, No kaA West street.
{, Also psrssr the pubshirg business vssiedt win
pay veil Apply ss above m, ~ sseodsve
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
ORRIs T0OIH PAsTE-An elegant and higl
ally


eradicate certain delicate plant taken nj the
asgIs dose sueient-snd " OF longer DURATION sim
gle bottle generally sufess Every aiesed be
his physcizs for the directions pas tul and
expressive enable the Individual 70 treat his disease
well method Of preventing H. Indeed thousands have
said that the Of this annoying complaint has
deruly decreased the Eradeator has been made pubc
II sits easy he stomach without tainng the bresth.
For sale ny A. B. ID. Sands, fulton and william
syse Bowsry and WALKER ST. and Bond
and Bowery; D. Noaes, ga Broadway and r. Burnett IS
9Th avenue. In Philadelphia, by 3. r. Grfnih
Price 81. myll 1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

ma ~ no.eag aas etrsNvotH .s0ot "sN 49,
1gols 80 Ell nN 1eIe8Rae s9i p nNc9A
1agusn lsal stp qfA ara sai 1880 1919 vf u p'e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

r,tts and vii be Remembered BY grateful poster
hy Wade J. q. Adams has been, and eth u,
great chsmPirn Tor tie rshs cf frecn,a. Il he's
BEEN reserved TO Ws. STARR 30 make the h's, d..
rect sad consistent effort Congress tot the eman.
cipatoa o: TIE tssisrsd. Above half Of the PRINT
ea speech ives noi allowe9 iu be yoira. Bot "
has ~ doubt. been read bcfarc ihls iiee by The
greater portion II those whom II would have
been addressed II contains dehui.'on Of slavery
foundation orthe reh, Of pfoperty-slavery and
nccountabilily--wheihcr part Of mankind are
nadc 20 be slaves--pHnciples Of Declaration Of
Independence sppled by Franklin and Jefferson 10
s'avery--a borough dissection ofslayery-
OF the slsyeitade "a The Dsitict--lhe power Of
Co gress over the District of Columbia answers
TO objections sgsinst the exercise ui tins power
supposed constitutional guaranty favor Of slavery
threatened dissolution Of The Union, sc. IN a
word, Is an excellent slavery pamphlet, pub
lished in the city Of Washington. by memoer Of
Congress from Vermont !-"Iliheuo the Lord
bath helped 81 Fticad Of Man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
TILE srR.TREAsuRY BILL.

We give synopsis Of the sub-Tressur, Bill
&c i, passed Tho Senate.
Treafs,s Daiiiiug. YaSin Safe. dc. Sui,a-
be runms are iu be prepared In the Treasury
bnildlag nov erecting al Washington. FOR the use
OF the Treasurer and b.. CLERKS. with sufficient uud
secure Gre proof ,sul,s and safes. for the kcepng
OF The public mooeys under the immediate control
OF the Treasurer (which rooms. vaults aud safe.
are declared To be the Treasury Of the United
Sts e..
Icr.osifo, IN The Mat The Min, Of Phlsdel-
ph,s snd the branch Mint 4, Ne~ OrlesLs, are
nsd~ places or depotilc fur the puhle moneys cole
lecis1 a, those places ,he Tressofsys Of Tie Nuis
to have Tive oas,ody 81 The sane.
Taulf, aAS Safss "a ihr Cu,isH H0uses. Ia The
Custom Houses b. New York and Boston ere to be
,sulis snd fafes similar 10 those 10 the Minis
fot the keeping ot tbe money collected. 10 be IN.
der The eare o. the Colieciots--oficers are 20 Be
created 10 Charleston and ST. Louis. Tor tie u,e o
a.. Roeei,ef, General with ssalis. ssfes &c.
Hscarer, Csn,raL Pour oficsfs are 10 be sp-
painted by the President. viii the st,ict and con
teni u the Sensle. To be stsled Receivers Gen
eyaI Il Toe public tBonr," who hold their osiees II
f,ar ,esrs snt ere 90 Be i.csJed one each. 90 :
York Boston. cssiles,on snd 81 Louis
col4,clors. Pssiaafers. e.. Coaiafsied SAD
fFo2faff7f- - 'feAeNiet e' the h-l''N 3. a''e
the Tre.sutefs Of lhc Minls Collectors ~ Cus
tasn. al Receives sn5 Pcsimas,efs. ate required
70 relasn ai,hcui lasu.ns - Cs.ug. ell Tie mone,
they collect uu cAllea ior b The proper ,lsosrs
They are issSiss required 20 perform oihsf 60
tit. a. hscsl sgeHis. % psy rehslous X.
Sab JiesFsrs,f BaH6,. sUeh bsud. 60 lh'
pftssasnt tHe senste sltll d,'se. 10 be stfsnsiA
sosS b. SEQ sseer.iirs ~hsn the socumuisucns q
rrrst a. the han9s o. tAa 6spas iofy stall saste 4
nsossssrg.
Tfsnfkr e Dyerstes Tne sn-sllsS Sch Tfess
s-srs srs - ~, Fssi is ,ss 's'ss' sss gessa's;i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
7 DJtUNIIIV ut IIII'
SAMUEL BURCH.
Col. Walter S. franklin,
Clerk of the House Of Reps. L. 5

Clerk of the House Of Reps. L. s.
Mr. II. did moi wish 10 be understood rs
intending TO cast the slightest impuratlon
on the Clerk. He had no doubt whatever
that the omission was uninientonal, and
the explanation of the Clerk was perfectly
satisfactory. Nor did he wish 10 be mIsun-
ders,ood in any other particular. In making
this explanation OF his own vote, he did not
mean 10 intimate an opinion that 1t, on the
occasion referred to, he had voted to recon-
init the bill with the instructions, that 1t
would necessarily follow he was in favor
Of passing bill IN conformity with the IN
slrec,ions. On the contrary, he knew that
il vas legitimate and parliamentary mode
OF making opposition 10 measure, to en-
desvor To amend it 10 such a manner that II
would lose The support OF its original friends,
and become unsatisfactory to all sides of
the House. He nigh, have given such
vote, though opposed to bill of the char
nc,er specified in the instructions, as the
most cfiectual means of defeating the bill
then under considcra ion. And there were
doubtless other grounds on which a vote on
collateral question of this description
might bc given, without any intention Of
supporting the bill when it had assumed its
amended form. But he would not dwell on
this matter.
Mr. II. said il was not his intention 10 oc-
cupy the time of the House in commenting
on the evidence he had introduced TO show
the ialslty Of the statement in the Globe, -
He had shown, he trusted, to the entire sat-
isfaction OF the House, that in giving his
vote on the 18th of Feb. 1885, in favor of
rccommit,ing bill, TO which he was oppos-
ed, TO the committee which had reported it
the question being simply, "shall the bIll
be recommi,ted Z" he had not voted, as had
been represented IN that paper, Sin favor
of dis pensing with the agency of banks in
the fiscal operations Of the Government: !
in fact, had not voted at all on that question
and for one Of the best reasons in the world
that no such question had been put. The
object he had in view being thus answered
he would de,an the House no longer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

The National Intelligenoor says that rumors Of
intended changes in the Cabinet are IN circulation
IN the city, and repeated with so much confidence
that we incline to think there is some foundation
f'r them. The story goes that Mr. Secretary
Woodbury. rs to accept The appointment Of Minis
ter To Great Britain that A'1os Kendall is to sue
coed him 10 the Treasury anJ that Mr Senator
Grundy is to become Postmaster Geueral. Mr.
Builer, II is further said, rs 10 resign the Attorney
Generaship, aud Mr. Gllpin (now Solicitor Of the
Treasury is tn take his place.-U.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

ter. tina, the iny,auc,Sonx were involved IN
The vote, nor aas q intended 20 show u.
have also referred 20 tho short notes OF
minuics taken bY yo1 ~ the table "a the
House: from these q appears ,ha, mime
disiol, previous 90 the putting tho question,
Me Fillmore. Of New iork. called for d.
VISION. 80 that the question bc pm, separate
" on rceonmsting and on the instructions.
Mr. Fillmorc's call for the division Is no,
stated on the printed journal, but there n
- distinctly stated tba, the question was on
rccomm,meni that question failing, the
separate question on the instructions could
not. consequently, be put.
The only error. " cuor u Is, IS 10 The
omission Co set forth Mr. Fillmorc's call Tor
the division ih,. Is sometimes done, as the
entries themselves commonly show the
fact that a question had been divided IN
the pfcsen, case, the question Is expressly
stated 10 have been on the re-commItmcnt.
II the question had involved more than the
rccommhment. tho entry would have gone
on 10 say, with the instructions aforesaid
II the question on the tccommitmcnt had
been decided IN The affirmative instead Of
the negative, the question would then have
been, OF course, put on the instructions !;
which would have made II apparent that the
question had been divided. In writing up
the journal, often al "A laic hour nj night,
the different views which II seems nov may
be taken Of the subject did NO; occur TO
me and hence. 10 save what then deem
ed superluous writing, the omission to enter
the call for the division OF the question.
W nh much respect, SIR,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

S7'''H 'ao'' t' A'iaahe. T. 'rfs 9s.,iu orc ?r.ec
''''e"' s'a'~' ia ih- hfsi steam stsseu ubJrt
F'F' crossed 90" A'lsn'tc he nov e. luat pom. b.
sf'''s mat q we ~" Toe power 81 stesm slime.
10 N'''' 'Hs a. indebted far her sufe arrival fr
%" % 'h''"ef 'gge1 add spread. ,efY large
,a's'~-seii if"m her FIRE fssf. Sne $3.50 haI.t tr
Lennon sh"ol year sInre sHl Be- lHrflea d. 325
,oos. Her ahse., sad srns sfe constructed q,
~fousbi iron. and The buckets Of och pisnk. SIZE
is 's'iee 'ss 'c.'y e. Xisgs,cn." al w.. iatenG-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

The Curr,arJ. The Exchanges are daily grow
ing worse aud worse, instead ot improving. A
slip from The Office Of The Nashville Wing, under
uale of March 20 s'sles that mississippi money is
90 longer received by the banks Of lhot city IN
paYmen' of debts or on deposite ia Consequence
ul which The notes Of the Naichez nud Vicksbural,
banks we're selling al 10 per ceal. discount, (isf
Nashville papeD and the notes &C the banks IN The
interior were selling at Is to 20 per cent. dis.
count The notes Of The Nashville banks were al
;he same time ii per cent. below par, (specie)
and at The same rate below United States Bank
N"ie' The discount on Mississippi money. there.
fore. i'r specie or United States Bank Note. rarg
cd there from % TO 80 per cent, ron .4ilJamu
paper We have ourselves paid Do this city the low
rf Ut these rates Of discount more ilsn once. :
lhese tninops rates Of exchange, the Wing re-
marks, are now falling on the body OF the Poodle.
ne consumers Every man ~ the West aud
N'plh no" pays more, By one-i4uHh. Tor every ar
uc.e 81 consumption not produced bv bis own la
DOT 'han be pad year or two ago. Tine might
De borne with more philosophy II the pr0tucis a.
agncull"rs brought higher puces ou la!s account.
hu' u he mot 60. Cotton is 81 lover price Ia the
market n"~ thsn o as before the Gs,efnmeni
''a violent hsnds an the currency, when every d..
iaf 81 rat'tf commenced .,s dollar 90 Nh
hieAigSseer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

.M Takimadge is one Of the few honest men of
the tory fiction who have the courage to oppose
executive Lsurpation and disregard party authority
His late mastery Speech in he Senate in reply to
Mr. Hubbard of New Hampshire and in opposition
to the Government Continental Bank, closes as
follows:
"Mr President, have spoken mi.h some feeling
on the subject. huye reason To speak. /
have seen The distress fthe counry--i have seen
the embarsssments Of my fellow cu,zrns. have
them imploriug this Government ia vain for
that tehef which they entitled 10 ask aud
which the Government is bound Ia give. | have
seen the Government impa,ung pubnc confidence
~ tie institutions OF the States Withdrawing itself
upon lie own resources and leaving the people un-
aided and alone, TO buffet the storms of adversely
which II has uiccd to bring them. | have seen the
Executive enter upon system of experiments de-
strCcIi'e OF our dearest Interests and subyersyc If
/ our brightest hopes have seen hun persist IN
those experiment. after decisive negative by The
Legislative branch Of the Government and after
E bic Wild and visionary schemes hive been most
I slgnay rebuked through the ballot box. huve
seen HIN turn deaf ear TO ali the remnnsirances
which have been made m every part of the coun-
try, aud with cold and logged indifference, set AT
uoughi az lhtse administrations OF The pupulur
vii. SIR, aver IN The lace of the American peo-
pie that there Is no csuse Tor the continuance Of
The distress under " hich The country now lahors-
II ls 10 the power Of the administration To remove
It by It's simple fat. This war upon the banks has
dncd up The sources of sustensnce 10 the people
as well a. Of revenue 10 the Government. let The
Executive sbaudon this Sub-Trcasury Scheme
scheme unworthy Of the age 10 which We live
LEI h'm, "a good isiih resolve 10 revive 'he State
Bank system, and Forthwith. az fact a. tho loyuu,
us~s could travel hope. snd life and sciyty az,
confidence would spring up e,efy side a. glad
Den It % MS way. ! would Say then 90 the PEG
PIE Of this couhtryf could Gaier myself that m,
voice would reach them. fouse from your leihgrgy
hGr,t the Liihpui.sn ties that bind 700 walk iorii
{ an tie dignity Of lfeeg.en and teach yulr pubA,
servants that you wi.l not silently submit 10 hsu
10 your e'etl. destroyed your property sacrificed sn,
your wives and children Deprived of their bread ID
% minister 10 the psrtlssr sn,btlon or uuhoy cspnc
. soy uan or eel 81 men whom your misplace
. confidence may haze elevated T. stations beyuu
iacF cesefs And LEI ne tell you. slr. # ih
'o'ee ~hich AcW Nork hss already uttered BE- de
regarded. sGd iaese destructive r,essurrs be asr
10 sisted 90. ~arn 700 Go bessfe nfiEs Ifes Of No
. seabfr iar her velre wI yhra be h~sfd i-oa. tt,
AuiLiic 10 The lsae. iseder ilsu lhe O., phr, cat
. 'iae' WHICH 'hsuoers ou Der aes'ern toidef.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

WAsHiNGTos, April 9
No business was transacted IN the House to-day s1
cep' that which relates 10 The death and funeral II III
much lamenled and esteemed Mr MeKim. IN the sen.
sie some lhtie morning business was done and some
ptI'4r bH were acted upon II - happened that net
& er VI the Maryland Senators was present toJsy -
They both went home Thursday Or idsy and had not
returned The duty Of announcing the death IA the
SENATE was therefore, deVoived On Mr. Crundy by the
Maiyis Delegation Of tb- House The funeral will
take place O. moTow, Al u clock, and the BODY viii
be tssen, ~ al rItra train Of care, 10 Baltimore