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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30
TIN PLATE, &c.

HUI Boxes TIN PLA - i.3 X extra sizes
and most approved brands. IS bundles shoe, ZION
K. G. "a to 81, 100 do iron Ware assorted from 6
10 Is, 500 lbs sheet Znc 500 do timed sheet Cop
per- 500 do shee, Lead. $50 sqr eet Vellum, to-
gether with general assortment OF Timers articles
all OF which will be sold AT low prices for cash. by
Villas, LOOMS & Co. Burlington, Nov. 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30
EUR CAPS.

GOUTHWICK SIBLEY aud DAVIS, have 10
0pf splendid Ouer Caps for sale, also, Fur, Seal
Nutra and Hair Seal, all very cheap.
NORTH Montpelier, Oct H. 1889. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30

.p1 CASES EngIi,h and American Prints, do
80 IL bloached Sheotings and Shirtngs, do Broad
cloths, Just received and tor sale by Villas, LOO
MIS- e. co. Nov 10. '39
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30

A < BALES A bro Sneetina, 10 do ga Shrl-
- ings, 10 do Tckings for sale ;t-jsaI Bos, on
prices, by Villas, LOOMS e. co.
Burlington, Nov 49, 1889
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30

a ALT.-RocK salt by the bag or busheI, Yves,
- tern do. coarse aad fine, hest dairy do. at
Nov 29--4wis JEWETT, HOWES & Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30

A LII indebted 10 the subscriber FOR newspapers
~ are requested 10 make payment by The ist Jan.
OF The accounts will be lodged with an attorney Tor
collection. JAMES RIDER.
Dec 10, 1899 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

ruined man shall never excite less emotion in nv
soul than the broken column or ruined wall
wAen Wondering into dust. For if an immortal
soul sinks down to hell, he bears with matters
o. Tar more moment than the wreck OF empires or
the crush OF worlds. To the man Of misery L must
os mild and mercifsl God is He takes the part
o. the world and when all men hate and attack
U.S. ne loves, forgives, and shelters If the pulpit
wants sympathy for suffering man, it wants all.
. ma~ mere are who are great enough to be
manhood. And, being less than man, what does
nc become! minister, conscious Of power; no.
niemsn' conscious of rank soldier conscious Of
title; man Of science, conscious of notoriety .
man OF letters conscious of the worlds gaze. All
struggle to be something more than they are, which
they call being great men. And in so much az
they are purdened with all this trash, they are so
much less than man. All this is but the tinseI
clothing OF feeble worm; and yet that worm, in
any state OF its existence is in lis naked and plain
reality more great and glorious than all its surround.
ing adjuncts; for all the so-caed titles and honors
fall ON humanity because OF his intrinsic qualities az
a mere man!
talk with human nature from the pulpit in this
chnrch. l know that all the shades and grades OF
life shall come to hear All that love music, and
poetry and painting, and science and learning, and
beauty and Affection and all that makes life lovely;
and know whence ye shall come. From the loved
home and the fond husband; fren the aged parent
and the darling child; from the desk, the store.
the mandatory, the tavern, the paths Of plea
sure, the sick bed, the markets, the theatres,
the crowded Streets and from the surface of the
surges Of the sver-sounding sea. And ysu will
VII come here for a calm and quiet hour from
this routine, and of these things we will disc
course as human beings to human beings, free from
folly or fanaticisn. AID know whence ye shall
go; little time and the sound of our footsteps
VIII die away on the earth; ard if we have lived In
the practice of true religion and human sympathes,
we shall not depart in sorrow, but wake up by the
side OF beloved ones in house not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens where shall ascribe glory
and power to Him that stitch upon the throne and
to the Lamb for ever and ever.
Another hymn was sweetly ssng-another prayer
and the congregation departed, highly pleased and
gratifed,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

NoBLE Acr.-Yesterday morning just as the
Jersey City ferry boat about starting from the
slip, son Of Mr. James Tallman, OF Bergen, fine
hey Of about IL years Of age, in attempting to jump
on board the boat, fell overheard and would have been
drowned, Tin sight Of his agonizisg parent,) but for
the noble daring Of the superintendent Of the ferry,
Mr.. Darwin y Rockwell, who Immediately plan
ged in and rescued the little fellow from a watery
grave
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

FnErDLY-wERRY.-Weh hear that the friends of
the Hon. ID. Webster have contributed S65,0e to
pay his debts Of $4,000, and give him $40, to
make a trip to Europe this summer. Boston con-
tributed Sl5,oo0-New York $50, 0c0-and Phladei-
phia $40 600. This is what call solid friendship.
Mr.. Webster, however, deserves it all-thcy ought
to round up the present TO 100000, and then say
their prayers. N.B.-we shall publish list Of the
subsc ribers in day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
MORNING HERALD.


TaE STEAMBOAT MoEspoLr ON TN. -
RryrR.-This evening the steamboat .,.J'
or beat in her place, leaves at O'Clock 10.
and charges bat 81 for each passenger a" eno,,
Of the spirited propristors Of the "Victory sAoa1
he encouraged by the public, for 1t is only py W
in. that we can ever hope to break down the
monopoly so long possessed by the Hudson nv.
steamboat Company This monopoly line' As e'e. =.
on. knows has long been in the habit Of charging %
for the passage to Albany; and whenever any o'"e'
s,.ms have run boat hence to Albany ana taken pas
seprers for less than 49, the old line nave
IN r.n them off the route in some way or otser e'nsr
nv purchase or threats, or by running into them, or
starting an onpo.ition for short time at 30 cents But
!, almost every instance they have bought of their
antagonists.
rs curious fact that there are some steamboat
eaptans now in this city, (whs have been bought oil
,hs North River line by the old monopoly company
Tho walk about the streets with their hands in their
breeches pockets, and who are eachreceiving from
5 900 to COS annually for staying in the city doing
nothing; and yet they make more money by being idle
than they could by aboring hard all the year round
We have taken little trouble to get at the total
amount Of money paid by the Old Line to various per-
sons for suffering their boats to remain rottns at the
uharves instead of running in opposition to them ana
reducing the rates. The estimates, though not quito
accurate differ we believe, but very little from the
real amount paid by the Company to prevent compe-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

90 Advices have been received from Smyrna 70
the 18th Of February, at Boston. The Queen Dow,.
ger Of England had given grand ball at Malta, at
which she was present till o'clock in the morning.
Dir Rhodes, the American Engineer, was ssilding
two lsrgs TIVE decked vessels for Mehemet Ali. lie
has been very successful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

Rors ~ PHILApELpHiA.-Lausu. day and Mon
day there were several riots in Philadepha-but no
houses or churches Of any note were burned down
Quite moderate, this When do they intend 10 illus
trste their Quaker character for 1892 by the conaa
grafton VI few negroes habitationsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

o. Murders, dues, and other outrages seem to
prevail TO considerable extent in the southern and
western community Brandreth's pills arc good in
preventing such Outbreaks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

The FERRIEs-Yesterday the Mayor signed and
approved the law for uniting the Fulton and South
Ferries, thus keeping up the fare across the East
River. The spectators have succeeded throughout
-rire Ia bagdtele! The public are so easily hum
bagged, that hereafter we believe we shall humbug
them little too. Honesty and public spirit are 81.
tirely out of fashion. believe shall turn rogue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

ocj- The nomination Of General Scott for the Pres
idency seems to spread far and wide. All the poll
ticians busy mastering their troops to choke the
voice Of the people. They had better take care.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
s25o,o0o

S250,000 S5O,VW
1t is our impression that these statements are very
nearly or quite correct and if so it is high time the
public took this matter in hand and put stop to the
impositions practsed upon them All the enormous
sums of money paid by the Old Line to opposition
companies, has to come out Of the pockets OF the
public If the Old Line pay S25O,OO0 as bonus to
other boats for remaining idle is because they have
made double or treble that sum by enjoying mono
poly Of the passengers hence to Albany lfthey can
afford to pay $50, 600 annually to other steamboat
captains for staying idle in the city, is BECAUSE
by being without opposition, they can make
$l50,OO0a year, whilst the prices are up at 3 and
they enjoy monopoly Of the passengers
In short the tricks and expedients Of the Old Line
to secure monopoly have been unparalleled When
without opposition, they always shaIs. o.. and sell
dom run more than boat day; and yet the IN
crease of travel is great the North RIVER that
there are passengers enough to fill three boats daily,
although the charge is kept up at So Every one
knows who has travelled the route, that they could
seldom get a bed, had comfort, no room to turn
round were constantly in danger of overurning, on
account Of the crowd and. in short. subject to
eyery kind Of inconvenience because oil the mono
poly.
Therefore the public ought by all means to encour-
age the opposition line under every circumstance
The present charge Of 81 is certainly too little but
the opposition Intend to put on new and last boat
in a week or two, and charge s. When they DO
this, the old company will, doubtless as they have
done before, run the Belle some other boat in OPP
position, and charge 50 cents. But the public must
not be deceived by this trick Of the old line They
will only run for 80 cents until they have driven all
opposition of the route, and then they will return to
their old price Of 49, and their old system OF running
but one boat day The power is with the public
the remedy is in their hands they must encour-
age the opposition the old line, and they will then
have good boats, good accommodation, and 60 TO Al
bany for 81 or 50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

90 General Scott, General jones, Commodore
Claxton, and great many other veterans Of the Ar
my and Navy are now in town. Society is enli-
vened by their presence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

9J5~Incendiares have been at work in Albany and
in Hudson too In the latter city Narragansett In
dian has been put in prison on charge Of setting
houses on fire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

70 seventy-three cabin passengers sailed yester.
ferdsy for France and England, in the Europe, Utica
and s. james packet ships.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

Ar1- Charles Bennett, who recently died in Alex
aadria has left that city $4,000 for public use
What folly, If he had left it to me, should have
made abetter use of IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

%. The moslting season for birds and other AMI
mails rs like the season Of vegetation, later i'm this
country than In similar ATTITUDES in Europe Ths
shedding Of the hair in the human system. depends
upon the same causes which operate in the case or
the brute creation-nsmely, the surcrease Of tho
vitality Of the cntaneous system under the influence
OF heat. (See Grandjeans treatment of the La;r
page 2, Of his book ON that subject.) The buIb.
which remain almost paralyxed during a long win.
ter, experience at this season sort Of hyuer.secre
tion Of cornate substance, which compels The oId
capillary tubes to give place to the new ones fuli T
a new matter, secreted by the bulbs In the huma, y.
system, this is likely to take place where the ha; -
not kept frequently cut. - -
Every knows that the hair grows r.oro r.n;5lx-
in summer than IN winter, in consequences of tbe IN
creased vitality Of the skin but at the same time
the nourishing fluid be too active in ts operation
second shedding Of the hair is produced before Tho
succeeding winter, and this have remarked in
many instances, where the loss has been complete
and rrecoversbe. Cases of pent badness should
be treated with the utmost care for IL is not always
easy to repair the loss, especially where the proer
Cd remedies have been unduly neglected. To eject
restoration Of the hair, the whole object must h.
to excite and preserve the vitality Of the roots All
this may be done by treatment at once simple and
easy. The employment Of Grandiean's compos;t;on
will be found to answer the desired end-aecomna-
MED, 40 II ~, with ample prescriptions sdapted IN
different cases, and different contributions m a.
rests the falling of Of the hair prevents the tepdenrv
to turn gray and mparts 10 Il an admirable slasy
Consultation, at Barclay street, Astor House. ~. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03
u. =. CiPcuie Cowrt.

Present, Judges Thompson and Belts.
May 2.-Ihe BraganzG Murders-Second Case
Hans Krudsen, fair-hared, mild looking young man,
apparently about 20 Of age, put to the bar
charged with the murder Of Armel F. Turiey, on the
9Th Of August last.
After considerable deal Of trouble, the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-03

CoRokER's OFFICE, May Am inquest was held
at the Upper Police the body Of poor loaerized
object named John Waldron, who was brought 10 the
fifth district Watch House ON "Wednesday night and
died at an early hour the following morning Yer.
diet from some cause unknown,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

TINTED STATES ARMY.-wanted for the Ath Reg,
~ u. s. Artillery, stationed al Governors sand V
200 able bodied between the OF aud 80
ing above Gee, isches high Of sober and industrious habits
good character and respectable standing among Their eow
citizens None need sppy but those who determined 70
serve honestly and faithfully the period o. their enlistment
which is FIVE years.
Besides the monthly OF the soldier he SLOWED ohe r
ten per day. and large supply Of comfortable and sehe
coth & Good quarters aud fuel al all times furnished
the best medical attendance provided Cor the sick SOLDIER
Cor which there no deduction of pay The laws provide
pension those Who become disabled in the discharge OF their
duty Apply ai No a7s wasbingtos st. Aso-wanted three
po,. "a learn Music my3im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

c,ALAMANDER WORKS, No. o. Canaos street.-The
rroprieor OF this establishment invites the particular at
utop Of peprctors ofnace Of different kinds iron foun
dcrs engineers masors bsers chemists manufacturers AND
Others who require great heat TO the articles made by him.
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks OF all descriptions and
shapes warranted equal 10 the celebrated souerdge bricks
Tiles Of various kinds Cor bakers and green houses; x
lures for crates Innings for stoves FIRE cement Portable Fsrna
se superior any Others Ellis, Stone Ware for chemists war
rantcdt resist toe action Of Ere acids &c &c large
likewise made to order the shortest notice all Of which are
offered for sale ON the most reasonable terms
mis.sr. NJ LIE FoULON Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

"a NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-Ths
HoI regular sales by auc6oD, at this we'll known e.
RBA tabshment, of Horses, Carriages, &C.. sonti-
w ~ nue. to take place every Monday, 1t "
O'Clock, Throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday June sd
at II o'clock commeRsng with Carriages Harness. &C., ana Il
10 o'clock the sale of Horses will commence.
Gentenes having Horses to dispose Of requested -
make early applicatsn TO good number the
catalogue horse be offered at auction uasss register
ed time for the catalogue for which purpose the
reser will be kept open till Saturday, lst Jsne at III
GEO. w. MILLER
Successor to j. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
At private sae-Ons pair Of very fine black horses
DO DO bay horses very fine single horses.
AsoCarrages aud harnesses among then very hanasoms
imported Caboei, beosgag His Excesncy the Minister
a24y a. WM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
GENTLEMEN'S
GAIT OFF CT HIN q

Borsnr, AND Tux TuLh VALUE sivsS IN CASH H
II. LEVETT Ia Duane St. doors from william.
NO KNOWING there are persons who make great pun
their for Cast Off Clothing &c &c and who
in many cases give ths full value for the sameH L.
will gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them and may send for him. Of receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
NB-A line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address, will meet with due attention. my96w+
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERs. STORE KEEPERS, MAN
UFACTURERS, &c.
90 CARDS Of every description either CopPsrplate or
Letter Press executed in superior style on favorable terms
just received assortment Of Plain and Ornamental Type
expressly for Card Circular printing Specimens can be
ting and Commercial engraved in superior sye and
printed with the utmost neatnes Persons furnishing their
have them printed the latest and most
fashionable style Of Cards. at short notice just re-
eeved superior lot Of Porcelain Cards. expressly for Visiting
and Wedding Cards. which for whenes and brlancy OF pol
ish cannot be exeelled :. 80
SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES. the silver plate Of
which uncomnonly thick with the improved Bronze Edges
Brass Door and Number Plates, Seals &c &c
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving, and Printing Establishment,
a29-lm& 80 Jehn street, corner OF william.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

THO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
Others they constantly hand and prepared to
furnish short notice. architectural ornaments OF every de-
scrpon for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
and other psbc budngs vix capitals for columns, and
do. all the orders Of architecture consoles, ues, en-
rehed moudngs, rosees pstares rieze ornaments nc &c
&c. any The long proved quality Of composition orna-
nen executed by them renders 1t useless to much in
its euogy; and, with the they and from long
practice the execution Of models mous and depart
OF business hater themselves that for boidness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
much superior thing the Kind done in other place.
they having avoided that tiny lat aud underlined appearance
Justly complained Of Great attention having been
paid modes Of TO insure the best quality al
the possible price, they happy TO say that their pre-
Of prices will be found t. be beyond the reach Of
abatement competition.
Builders out New York. any part Of the United States
wona find material saving and likewise procure superior
article calling writing for thing Of the kind they may
require have hand, and enabled TO h orders TO
any amount at very short netice
CALLER < MURPHY,
Mandatory 502 Broadway,
myl4 SIM One door from Nibi-'s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

~ GRAvINGs.-A. LOWE has just returned from Lou
II don with an immense assortment 81 Engraving and Ltho.
eraphs by the most ARTISTS Of every description, from
an inch square 10 the largest and from IL. cents per doren
20 several dollars each An inspection Of the respect
fully invited as the several engrsvings which
have net been before in this country. ALIEN LOWE,
Repository Of Fine Arts, 80 Canal street,
uy,aIm. near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29
BOOTS, BOOTS, Boors.-AT WALKER co.'s,

Doors, BOOTS, BoOTs.-AT WALKER co.'s,
ID 206 Canal street, Of Hudson sreeJust received
GOO pairs Of gents summer dress boots the hahdsomest article
thathas been offered the public with steel and brass plates
the heels prices S225 81 so aud 50 pair Gents gait
and high cut walking shoes, from ~ 70 S2o0 per pair
fashionable article suitable fer hot weather LADIES' misses
aud chlrsn boots buskn shoes Of All coor sorts ,es and
fahon prices 5oc 79 and 81 per pair Gents French and
native calf skin boots ~ 10 - per pair Boys and
childrens boots Don't mistake Walkers 206 Canal street
Hudson, and 735 the Greenwich street the
old stands, 226 and 900 ssn-ns~~- gny24lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

MILITARY AND FIREMENs CAps-MlLITARY
lvl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases Game
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbsrds and KNAPP
sacks All the above articles Wholesale and Retail at liberal
pricealse, franks vaccs Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
every tang ia his line Of business.
HENRY 8. GRATACAP,
800 Broadway, between White and Walker streets.
b. Companies about forming, both Military and Firemen
be furnished with Caps shortest notice my a3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

v,NGLIsH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable FOR Bank
H. ing House Hotel Store and other doors for which pur.
noses they arc general in Eneand and sold
nnI, nv the patentee, J. STONE, 900 Broad ay.
Numerous references can given whers they are IN use
mylllm's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

PATENT WINDLAss.
3 r. DIST r. A ID.

90 TIL subscrbers Sole Proprietors and Manufacturer
execute with DESPATCH all orders for their Us
rvaed Patent sweed Beam Windas Bedstsads which
almost universally used being tins best article yet IN
ventcd-eombinng ease, enence and durability.
The saekiag acted upon BY the wndss and swcled beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability to ssgg stl eav'
ing elasticity the same which render, particularly easy
and simple in constructions the matter putting up and kns
down will be found OF but little trouble comparison with those
any ton whilst the precision with which the
component pas Sted safeguard against the intro
ducfion of any kind rvermin.
From the taken render each Bedsead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them 10 purchasers
who invited 10 cali and examine large assortment
sand
Also, large of elegant Furniture, Matrasse
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand
NV. &C s0UTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway,
jeisy Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-29

II NCKERBOCkER HALL. No. 10 Park Ro~.-The sub
N crihers havHc opened the above house on the Euk
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they now ready accommodate them in style
be urssssed by any similar house IN this city This
house will always be furnished with convenience and all
the srures ef unrivaed market There cse hundred
lodging which airy newly furnished and ~ perfect
order The Ordinary being the first noor spacious neat
convenient and we'll furnshed and the tables shall always be
supplied with all the variety the market affords served aPey
experienced cooks. !.
The marked success which has attended establishments OF
this Kind sufficient evidence Of ther adoption to both business
aud travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable and
central situation heng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
and in short the beauty and elegance e local aud
tranory offsets Of attraction and spendor with which New
York abouuds. EDSALL JONES.
B-For the accommodation Of Travellers this house viii
4. orcr "A al hour. Of the nirbt al.n