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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-13

MANHATTAN BAsK.-We have already allu-
ded to the investigations going on in New
York. in respect to the Manhattan Bank Of
that city. On Tuesday last, discrepancies
were found in accounts Of its first teller, Collin
G. Newcomb, aud be was sent for, by the
Committee Of Investigation, for explanation
but he was not forthcoming, and has since
abseonded. A great def1lcation was soon
discovered, supposed to amount to $4,000
The n. Y. American says it does not exceed
$4,000. Rumor says 100000. The inyes
tisation was still going on.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-13
Young Mems Convention.

We see BY The last Bellows Falls Gazette, a
Convention Of Young Men Of Bennington and
Windham Counties, TO be held early in May,
is recommended.-We heartily respond 10 this,
and SO do all with whom we have conversed, =
the Young Men are ready-at any time to ,oasi
old ippecanoe--esperially AT the present
time. when his prospects are SO cheering We
will ensure Mr.. Moore and others, Of large
delegation from our village and vicinity
hope all necessary arrangements will be made
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-13
Seeds.

lust received lot 81 Herds Grass and
- Clover Seed, which will be sold low.
Also, GARDEE SEEDS
Fayetteville. Msrehs. - q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
THE STUDY OF
B O O K X z E PI N G.

rs Cedar street Broadway.
ID OOMS both Day and Evening, from from
~ to s. and from to g. This of instruction
me of the most useful practice.
sc under the instruction of c. C. MARSH Accountant:
There no classesthe instruction always impaired to
individuals sagly.
Books used by the Pupi-Invoce Book Sales Book, Bill
Book Cash Book Day Book, Journal, Leger.
Transactions, LIST monthParnership business,
books, buying selling, lending, paying, receiving payment
issuing and taking notes interest notes taking up
trial balance.
Transactions I'd monthly ariaons Of the above and paying
notes before due paying note cash and merchandise
failure and compromise shipping account importing
merchandise scounng drawing selling exchange
bartering shipping 10 order, insuring, trial balance.
Transactions 81 montNany variations Of the above and
change company speculaons receiving sales closing
company amount, making entries cash book, balancing
cash, exchanging notes, trial balance.
Transactions ith aud 9Th Notwithstanding eight grand
teal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash book equation Of mcnt partners interest capital
accounts current trial balance balance Sheet closing the books
re-opening accounts.
Examinaon-set Of fifty questions, review the student,
various ready calculations.
No of instruction. the subs criber believes has
been devised well calculated to mpart practical know
ledge Of Bookkeeping, the offered 10 the public
and thing short of such will prove but little
person good capacity devotng about three weeks
the sny, will be qualified To keep correctly and elegantly the
accounts of any business. -.
"The Science Of Double Eatry Bookkeeping Simpi6ed J,
standard work eighth edition, eco pages, svoSl %.
THE Art Of Single Entry bookkeeping improved by the in
troduction of Proef Balance, 1870 pages, svo75 cents
a Lecture the Study of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet" Aneat pamphlet, As pages, i2mo.-is cents
MAJ Imeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

NToRMs. woRNlsm WORMsm!-The greatest worm
W, w medicine in the world Is ,sIERMAN's WORM Lo
FENCES; they fail TO destroy all the and
perfectly pleasant b. f. Goodspeed, ESQ., 1870 Sixth avenue
has used them in mis- family for the past yea- and thinks
the best medicine discovered have
been sold the last year. aud failure known. For sale
loo Nassau street. New York; and 80 Fulton Brooklyn. fe2s
COUGHS! COUGHSm COUGHs,m-sHERNAN'
" COUGH LOZENGES the best medicine known for
curing coughs, colds asthma whoopng cough, consumption
They ordinary and the
less than other medicine. The Rev Mr. johnson
has used them in his family and several the members his
church have done and all sp of them the best
discovered For sale at LOG Nassau street. New York
lac Fulton, Brooklyn fe2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs-.The Patent 4 rms
Manufacturing company inform the public that they have
lst received from their manuctory number of Repeating
Shot Guns, Of sir charges EACH which they confidently
commend to the notice Of Sportsman equal hip
and n5h 10 any thing imported and, from repeated expert
mens they satisfied they will throw shot superior any
gun manufactured.
Also-Carbncs for balls shot Rfes 81 different stes
and Pistols from pocket to holster FefcussioS Caps
of very superior quality; Powder and shot All Of which
are offered at greatly reduced prices al their store 66 Broad
ma sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
To Advertlsers In Philadelphia.

The great daily and weekly circulation OF the
Herald in Philadelphia, makes it very useful vehi-
Gle for advertisers in that city Persons there'
wishing to avail themselves of that channel, can
leave their advertisements at Ziebers, 2Gss Chest
nut ST. every day before o'clock and they will ap-
pear in the second edition of the Herald, next morn
ing besides the whole edition of the succeeding day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
. 80 49, M

kSN hSN Nh NsN
SAxlYn $500 .x2kE. .S@L&
To sail from New York the 18th, and Liverpool the
18th Of each month.
FROM NEW YORK
Ship GARRlCK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCtUS, Captain John Collins, 18th March
SIDDONS, Captain ~ y. Palmer. 25th April.
SHERIDAN, Captain ". A. Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain ~ y. Palmer isth February.
SHERIDAN, Captain A. pepsyster, 18th March.
GARRlCK, Captain A. g Palmer, 18th April
ROSCIUS, Captain John { .lliRs, 18th May.
These ships all Of the first class upwards Of 1000 tons,
built city Of New York, with such improvements
combine great speed With unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement Of their
modsons The price Of hence $40 for which
ample stores including wines Sc will be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters, who will make
every rxcrtion TO give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains Of these shps viii be rcspon.
sb for letters parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills of adug signed therefor
Tae ships Of this line will after armed and their
Guitar construction gives them security not possessed by
other but vessels Of For freight passage, apply to
r.. X. COLLINS co. IS South street, ". York, or TO
WN \ JAS BROWN \ co. Liverpool
Letters the packets will be charged ~ cents singh
sheet cents and newspapers one cent each O
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

IQpokLQQGICAL fNSTiTUTE.-JUNE, TITUS, ANgE.
~ VINE Y COS splendid collection Of Living Animals 10
now open for the reception Of vsers at their well kn.w
abshment No Rowery whore preparation has been
made To receive the public Visitors will have the addi
2Ia sdylgsgs q 9ehqdipg ,ha, and singular animal
cation Of seeing BLACK TIGER! the existence Of which
has hitherto been either doubted denied by all authors who
have written on the subject.
Entrance 70 the exhibition No ~ Christie street. directly
the rear of The Bowery Amphheatre.
Hours OF exhibition from 10 o'clock A. NJ to r. M and
from TO 2 in the evening
Admission & cents, children under yeors Of hall
price. d3-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

| ECTURE AT THE APoLLO.-Thc fret lectsre b.G re
the Apollo Association the subject Of the Fine Arts,
will be given their Exhibition Roes No 80 Broadway, by
the Rev Dr. Dewey, Saturday evening newt 7 instant at
hapast O'Clock Admitance free 10 ncmbes OF the Asso
citation; To nonsubscribers, rs cents. mas 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

OL. CLARK of Brdrrport Conn. desires US 10 saw he
y has been cured Of cough by one bos Of shernsns
Cough Lozenges after having tried various Other remedies
without any benefit They sold at 100 Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK OLD ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing to and from Liverpool weekly.
So 80 50 80

The beg to inform intending send for their
of $780, that Mr. Hedman the firm, there and will
remain at Liverpool during the spring and summer for the pur
all the whose engaged
here forwarded with despatch BY some Of the ships above
neand also that small drafts their favor shall
be paid with promptness Orders from all parts of the country
will be puncuay attended to- and such attention will be
To the above antageous for the
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
dersgned with their ordeand all where the
do not embark the money will be refunded the
person from whom originally received For further
tculars, apply (if BY letter,post paid) to
HERDMAN KEENAN,s 81 South-st.
~ b. Mr. Herdnan will attend any agency which may
entrusted TO his care daring his stay liz Europe.
addition drafts throughout
the different parts of England ireland and Scotland who
every facility the whose passage may engaged by
here they can be furnished with drafts large small
PAYABLE at sight, as follows =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING P1I.Ls.-sucbh
been the Of Madame Restels Female Monthly r.,
ggatng Pill IN all cases Of suppression regay stoppsge
oithe nenses however obdrao from whatever
duccd that they have entirely the
drugs and poisonous specifics heretofore used to the
ofhealth aud Madame Reste the celebrated mse
and ene ply scian grandmother Of the adverser)
roduced their use thirty into Of the principal
Female Hospitals IN Europe, and such their astonishing
efficacy aRd that they have since been altogether
ed Although mild and safe, yet being composed
acting principally upon particular functions II necessary Tor
the married, under abstain from their
foe contained IN the full aud particular
irsd, Teach box. Price 81. MADAME RESTELlS Prnc.
pal Office 100 Greenwich street Courtlsnd ~ "
South Eighth street Chestnut Philadelphia.
The demand for them has made appoin
dtion agents for their sale. They be cbained is
Cherry street Catharne Grand street A.
len; 81 Bowery, of Houson the Bookstore Ave
ID. " Fair street Newark, Y. J Dr. John Cady, qOl
Westminster street. Providence. II l. fell m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

- TO LET-The three story brick House rs Broadway
M The fstsory can be occupied Store and
-timmediaely The furniture will be sold rented with
the house, if required.
Also the four story Store No New street. The House
and Store will be rented gether separately
The three story House, Walker street between Broadway
and Church street, with an alley in the
two story brick House 29 Church street door from
Walker street.
heltwo story brick House. No. Nineteenth street. near
Ninth avenue.
Tie frame House, sc Edridge street.
FOR SALE OR TO LET-The three story House,
No. ~ Fourteenth street, near the Fifth avenue.
The House No. Hudson Jersey City lately occupied
by Messrs. p. McMartn & Co. Rents moderate.
Apply at No so Wall street, front office, third story Is
Broadway. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 7, 1910

- TO LET-The house and store No. 33s Beeckerst,
MllI between Amos and Charlesst. Rent to good tenant
Low. Apply to J. SCHUYLER, 81 Courtlandt, or ISL
GreenWich-st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

MO EXCUSE FOR 4 COUGH-There is no longer any
~ doubt but WIN. Browns CoumPound Bouese Candy f YOU
get the genune will cough and clear
the voice For the genuine call for Browns Boneset Candy
gsts at wholesale and RETAIL No 20 and 100 Fulton
retail. by Ring ga Broadway Embree II East Broadway
Hart as Broadway; Coddngon, q. udson-st; Hill, 2os
Dodd $40 Broadway If Other
Mac Il Is not made 6v he Original see The a.
rections are signed by the proprietor.
In order that may hesitate to make this valu
able article the proprietor is induced TO st OF
dents viz. Boneset Elecampane Root Lluoric Sguls
Root Horchound, Faxsced, Harver Root
Coltsfoot and Iceland Moss all of the vegetable kingdom The
public Judge whether il medicinal preparation
WIZ suffer longcri why dclayl
Why ON the bed Of sickness lay1
Why bear the torment for an hour,
When now Il is within your power
TO cure your coughs, alay the PAIN,
Cleanse out The throat and clear the BRAN,
Dispcl your colds renew the voice,
HOf your own free will and choice
You purchase Browns pure Boncset Candy,
Which all coughs and colds 80 haAdy7
" b. Remember the genuine be had only at the above
places; all purchased elsewhere must be counterfeit MAJ I'm
VI Solely imported for the Of nyaids and connos,urs
In consequence Of the hitherto almost insuperahle officially Of
obtsng IN this country the finest qualities OF Port Wine
the same genuine state produced from the IN the due
TIERS of OporO, will continue TO export the above ticle
Of dozen each, bottled ia OportC and 10 pre-.
vent imposition IN any quarter he cork Of every bottle viii
De marked on the inner vert gI.h es brand OF the House.
TRASH"
by which those parties who tuk u worth while to
obtain and unaducrard Port Wine $50 often
IN sickness for the of life ITSELF depend
and OF the choicest quality that nature capable Of
ducing.
Rcd Port Of the extraordinary vintage of 1894
White Mslmscy Port do. vintage 1898. Sold by
ja4-3m. WYCKOFF SCRYMSFR 81 Wall 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

DTANO FORTES FOR HIRE.-A variety good Of Piano
Fores may be at No 90 West Fourteenth street
tween the Fifth and Sxh at short distance the
Railroad and hired by the month for single evening
Also assortment o Piano Fores Of various patterns
Of and mahogany which viii Be sold al the mufac
uIe rp prices and warranted for year A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

SSy- FOR JIVERPOOL.-The very superior copper
RTAN fastened and coppered ship SARAH ARSIL1A
zhas the major part Of her cargo engaged and is in
tended be dispatched on before the 18th instant
For freight passage, apply 10 Capt j. L. Gardler,
'O"U' ~ a. fALCoTT 4 SON, 50 Wall or to
mas BOYD HlNCKEN, Tontine Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

- FOR SALE, in Jersey City two Houses and Lo Is
I together with small Stillhouse, newly built and com
petely fire proof with two good wells of water,
each lot having about feet Of water in each WE'LL issuing
from pure spring OF the best Of water which never fails the
drest season.
To be cold bargain and for other reason than that the
delicate Of health, and cannot attend to
the business of dstmg small SCALE of making the Eng
iis Tim and Gin Bters and Cordias All
Information given to the purchaser Any wishing fur
ther pareuarsi will please call on JOHN BASSETT on
the premises Montgomery street. Jersey City Part of the
money remain 1t would well for Brewery.
mi Steod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

- HOTEL TO LEAsE.-THE NEW ROCHELLE.
Mini MANSION HOUSE TO lease for term Of years with
ILL n. grounds ogtbuildng. &c Sc The house contains
feet by ~. Most of the building three years
since by the present proprietor who wishes TO retire the
business The place has been occupied hotel nearly forty
years. Apply on premises.
On the East River ~ miles from the city Steamboat and
stages every day To- and from the city. mas Iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

a. TO LET:-Ths four story fire proof Building No. 80
HI Ann street, well calculated of dry goods
and can be assured favorable To importer
of dry goods or other light articles the above building would be
let at cheap rent.
Also; Offices store No io7 Fulton street Lofts well cal
euiate Tor printing Fulton and Ann street
good Cellar either Fulton Ann street for the storage
wines, liquors. &C. Rent low.
Also Rooms conveniently situated for engravers
cal business OF gentee nature, either in Fulton Ann street
Apply to
Inn q. G. HISCOX. lO7 Fulton al. Cd story.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.
M ~ 80 ~

To sail on the ls 10TH and Goth monthThis line Of
packets will hereafter be composed Of the following ships which
will succeed each other the order which they named
sailing punctuay from New York and Portsmouth the
l0 GOTH and from London the M 7th and 27h Of
month, throuhout the year, viz 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

TRANSATLANTIC STEAM sTIP COMPANY
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
/H&zsa 3SN The steam ship LIVERPOOL liso tons
HTT f1 burthen, and $50 horse power, r. j. Fayrer r.
~-AEL&4l1y y. commander appointed TO sail as fol-
Sz@s>-7c>@s~- lows "
From Nep York From LirerpooL
l4th December, 1899. 10th November Isse
10th February, 1870. 10th January, 1870
Thereafter the Goth Of each alternate month
Fare to Liverpool hirylye guneas (sIss ss in the aft and
thirty guneas t0 in the fore saoon including wines and ali
stores Stewards ices So No second class passengers taken
Children under 49, aud servants half price
100 tons freight will be takm-Apphcaon first to be made
at the office. ~
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship.
For passage or fright apply persoally or by letter.
ADM. BELL < co. Agents, M Fulton al Ny
v. B.-The company's ship the "NEW YORK Of
aordng departure the goth Of each month"; from
New York and Liverpool. nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

81 FOR SALE-A desirable farm, formerly owned by
m Col Hunt and Peter Polon, containing about SIS
choice land situated within half mile OF the village
Newtown L. l., and five miles from williamsburg Ferry There
the premises good story and half dwelling house farm
house together with barns sheds carriage house. all
out buildings requisite for The accommodation of the FARM
likewise well fenced and every good state OF
cultivation There about Is Of young tmhered land
thrifty Also, good variety of different kinds Of choice
fruit sufficient for the Of the owning occupying
Street House, No. So Pear-st, New-York
fe25 I'm. JOHN r. PETERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07

EOR THE FACE AND SKIN.-CHURCH'S GENUINE
Il NEGETABLE LOTION reeopmended BY the faculty:for
all diseases Of the face and skin II eradcatts pmpl
freckleS all
gradually realizing delicate clear soft skin;
the most sallow complexion into radiant whness; renders
harsh and rough skin beautifully soft smooth and mparts
by due perseverance in its appica the result will
ful complexion The Lotion is exceeded by other
world Suffice 10 that II has been used with
IN the United states and West Indies without single
plant OF its efficacy. For sale al CHURCHS Dspensary
Bowery corner of Spring street. Price IS bottle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-07
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKE'

The Old Line OF Packets Tor LverpooI viii hereafter be
despatched the following ORDER excepting that when the
sailing day falls Sunday, the shpt will the succeeding
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-12
CHILDREN.

A writer in Taii's Magazine discour.
( ses delightfully."- about chidren--as may
be seen IN the words following, to wit:
See that young urchin, with red
cheeks ana flaxen curls, padding in the
rurnel that bus;les along under J on hedge
side How he loves to feel the cool wa.
ter dance over his toesl How eagerly
he pounces upon the minnow that darts
from beneath the messy stone before him,
or comes fitting down the stream How
he fogs the tall weed with bis stick; and
delights in making puddle ofthe crystal
I brooklet!
"Observe that pretty black-eyed girl,
in the blue frock, with the toddling young
ster by her side! She is makinga gar.
den in the dust, with twigs OF trees, flow
ers pucked from the hedge row, white
pebbles, and bits Of broken crockery pick
ed up IN the lane. And how pleased is
| little Davie with the continuance! Now
he letches stone and stops up gap in
the borjer--now a blade of grass, or an
unmeaning straw, sticking il with pro-
foundest judgment in the middle OF the
miniature paik, or exactly IN the place
where it should rot be. With the spirit
of mischief, he now runs over the labor
ed work, and destroys their little Eden,
tramplng under foot its fiowrets and its
bowers,
And laughs to see the ruin he has wrought.
See, he is now astride the grazing ass,
supported by his sister. How he kicks
and jumps, and opens wide his eyes, and
fancies himself going TO market! Now
he is unsupported sister has with
drawn her arm. How grave, how mo.
tionless His tiny faculties seem to be
busily questioning the danger. The ass
lifts leg-Davio's courage fails him he
makes a comical wry face, and begins to
whimper --and Davie stretches out his lit.
tie arm for help =
This is a picture done TO the lfe-as
full of nature and ingenious simplicity as
are the dear little creatures whose like
nesses are portrayed. The associations
it calls up are like the strains OF Caryfs
music-"sweeta and mournfu TO the soul.
AS the mind dwells upon it, charmed into
a forgetfulness of the present, how does
the remembrance of our own childhood
spread freshly DER the thoughts, while
the image Of the distant scene beams IN
the fancy as vision far off humned by
a heavenly light--a glimpse, bright and
beautiful of some loved Island OF the
Blest" whence come ETHEREAL notes OF
harmony, rather felt than heard. II Is
something more than poetical phantasy
which causes persons to revert with feel
ings of tranquil pleasure to the period OF
childhood long gone by, and to regret that
it has passed away to return no more for
ever. The days Of those years are the
happiest Of our liyes-and for this reason
the mind loves TO recur to them; they are
the happiest ofour lives, because the most
innocent. -BaH. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-12

INFORMANT LAW CASE. The N. Or.
leans True American Of the 9Th ut., OBJ
serves A most important case, involv-
ing the question ofownership ofsix geese,
in which Counsellor Wolf and Counsellor
Randolf were engaged, was tried two or
three days ago before Judge Prevail. The
two parties who claimed the geese, (Which,
as we'll as the clients and the lawyers,
were before the court in proprid persona, J
introduced witnesses whose testimony ln-
volved the question at issue in much doubt.
SO contradictory was the evidence, that
the venerable Judge found it impossible
to make any decision in the ordinary way.
SO he ordered the geese into the street,
and appointed two astute gentlemen to
watch their motions. If they went TO the
house OF the plaintiff, it was to be consld-
cred a settled question that he was their
owner but if they concluded to visit the
residence Of the defendant, the case was
TO be decided in her favor, for she was oil
the gender feminine. The last intelli-
gence we received, the geese were nib.
bling grass and regaling themselves in
the mud puddles, and had not reached the
domicile Of either ofthe parties. Between
the geese, the lawyers, and the Witnesses
his honor, the Judge, was in terrible
pickle.