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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
TU SDAY, APRIL lG, 1889.

possibility that there can exist in the dis
erection or the comfy of State Govern
ment. right 10 do that which no law of
the United States does, aud no State law
could, authorize.
"The harmony OF our system-it is time,
we are s<rc, that should be Understood
depends dH6tc as much upon keeping all its
parts strictly within their sphere-and es-
pecially upon the due subordnstion in spe-
cited cases, of State, TO Federal authority
as in others il does. upon the complete SUI
prcmacy Of the States in all matters within
their proper and acknowledged jurisdiction.
"One word, for tho sake OF being per-
lecily understood, ms to the main pom, in
issue, the mutual surrender Of criminals.
1--WE hold il TO be n matter Of common
safety, honor, and moral obligation, that
criminals should, throughout Christcndom,
throughout the Universe, indeed, if that were
practicable, be taught that there is no place
of refuge, no privileged ground, for felons
and rogues and we, therefore, desire
earnestly that, SO far as the United States
are concerned, they should say to every
Govcrnmcnt-we will, on due proc of crime,
surrender to you any fugitives from your
hands, you agreeing to do the same with us !:
and il would be for the interest of all coun-
tries-Texas perhaps for the present ex-
ceptcd-to enter into such mutual stipula-
ton.
:" But, until such be the law of the land,
let not State or Federal authority attempt
or wink mt the surrender Of fugtlyes from
foreign countries"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
For the Rutland Herald
MY COAT..A Parody.

had coat it was not all n cont
Part of the skirt was gone yet still wore
II on, and people wondered as passed.
Some turned to gaze-others just cast eye,
And some withdrew il, as 'twere in contempt
but still my coat, although SO fashionless
In the complement extcro, had that within
Surprising show-my back continued warm
Being sheltered from the weather, spite Of all
The want (as has been said before) Of skirt.
change came DER the color OF my coat;
That which was black grew brown--and then
men stared
With both their eyes, (hey stared with one before)
Strange that thing so old and torn should still
lie borne by one who inight--but let that pass
had my reasons, which might be revealed
But for some contra-reasons, tar more strong,
Which tied my tongue TO sence.Time passed on,
Green Spring and fowery Summer, Autumn brown
And frosty Winter-canIe and went, and came
And still through oil the seasons OF two years,
10 county, in CITY. yea, nt routs and balls,
The coat wns worn and borne The FOLKS grew
Whd with curiosity, and whispers rose
Aud questions passed about--how one SO trim
10 hats, boots, pumps, gloves, trowsers, should
Put on a covering so vic.
change came DER the natur OF my coat
Grease spots appeurrd-but still, in silence, on
wore it-and then family and friends
Glared madly at each other. There was one
Who said-but hold--no matter what was said
time may come when l-away-away-
Not till the seasons Iipe can reveal
thoughts that do lie too deep tor common minds -
I'LL then the world shall not pluck out the heart
OF this my mystery. When 1 will will -
The coat was now greasy, old and torn
But torn -old-greasy-stl wore 1t on
change came Ger the business ofthis coat;
Women, and men, and children scowled on me
My company was shunned-I was alone
None would associate with such a coat
Friendship itself proved iaithless for a coat.
She that loved, within whose gentle breast
treasured up my heart, looked cold as death.
Love fires went out-e x,iDguished by coat.
vi those that knew me best, some turned aside,
And scudded down dark lanes one man did place
His hnger on his noses eide and leered
Others in borrid mockery, laughed outright
Yea, dogs, deceived by instincts dubious ray,
Mistook me for a beggar. and they barked.
Thus women, men, friends, strangers, lover, doEs,
One thought pervaded all--n was my coat
A change, the last, came DER this coat;
For 10, at length, the crcling months went round ;
The period accompshed-and one day
This tattered, brown, old, greasy coyerture
(Time had endeared its viIeness, was transferred
To the possession ola wandering son
or Israers fated race--and friends once more
Greeted my digts with the wonted squeeze
Once more went my way-along-slong-
And pucked no wondering gaze, the hand Of scorn
With lie annoying hngrr-men-aDd dogs
Once more grew pointiess, jokeless, laughless,
growiless--
And last, not least, Of rescued blessings, 1--we
Smiled on me again when assumed
A bran new coat of the latest mode
And then the laugh was mine-for then out came
The secret OF this suangeneSs-'iwas bet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
From he Warrington Democratic Reriee.
REVOLUTIONARY "REMINISCENCES
OF AN OLD SOLDIER.

shall never forget the memorable NOR
ming that gave me my fathers consent 10
become soldier. had strongly imbibed
the spirit Of the times, and earnestly desir-
ed TO march with the noble band that had
left our neighborhood for the camp at Cam
bridge. My father was a warm liberty
man. and had contributed largely TO the
outfit of his neighbors who exchanged the
plough for the musket; yet as ! was his on
ly son, and had not yet seen sixteen sum
mcrs, it is not strange that he desired 10 re-
tam me at home. With habltual obedi-
encc yielded TO his decision, but could not
refrain from tears Of yexaiion and longing,
as saw my companions depart. This
practical proof Of my unhtness for soldier
did not escape the observation OF my father
and II was owing TO resolution that form
cd IN consequence Of his severe and scorn-
ful rebuke, that my check has never since
been seen moisiened by tcar--which peo-
pie will find easier than they rssy think, II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16
SURRENDER OF FUGITIvES.

Fhc New York American has the follow
pg comments on n paragraph asserting that
Pc President declined 10 act on the appli-
(htion for the surrender Of Holmes, the
burdcrcr Of Tasche:
"ln the proposition that the General
foyernmcnt has no power TO surrender q
Pglhye from foreign country, We entirely
Srcc. Indeed, m reference TO this very
hse, when IL arose, VIC so expressed our
lvss, and added the hope that Gov. Jcni-
pm would refer the question, as he did, il
bpcars, 10 the General Government, 10 the
|nd that seeing the benefit of treaty slip
a,ion for the mutual surrender of the
Fiminals than for political offences
-adyantage might be taken OF present
circumstances TO propose such an arrange
Ient TO the British Government.
But when we denied 20 the General
orernmcnt any right to surrender fugi,iyes
foreign nation--a foriiori VIC deny il, TO
Pc government OF State. Rightfully
bnsldercd, State neither knows, nor is
nown 10, any foreign power or people
pa nothing but confusion and mischief can
use from losing sigh, OF the fact, that IL is
|rough the General Government only that
r can have any relations, or be brought
10 any contact, or entertain any Official
'cfcourse whatevcr-Eith such nations.
~ . 10 be regretted, therefore, that the
aerai Executive, in communicating his
u want OF authority in the premises TO
''efnos 'enison, should have animated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Bisnors. All bishops arc not faioseCH
In The FIRST division Of Poland, 10 isz38
bishopnc Of FINLAND fell 10 Pruss'ss
Kraisky. man Of great IeafniHG
and a severe sufferer 90 ,sllie
ficquenily The honof ~
esfy. The kisg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

SIGNS or THE TinEs.--Thc mind Of man,
the world over, is in state Of rapid prepar-
alton for some great eyent--some mighty
revolution in the political or moral world.
IL requires no prophetic vision TO pierce the
veil Of fulurity, and there read, that this
generation shall not pass away without be-
holding commissions among the nations OF
the earth, and heayings ia the elements Of
mind more terrific than any that have ever
before shaken the worlds centre.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

seated ana she gave him % into h.s
"a - rsS.ts. vhes he get hone his feminine &C
s..ppeaisa and ?, y the
For the sd Vantage Of ssmilar greenhorns, we beg
"a .tate that this is very stale Trick and often prac
tied bv the sharpers Of London and Paris.
The magistrate regretted Mr.. Lyons loss, but
could render him assistance.
DepIorsble DepraVity,-A well dressed and once
good looking woman, with twO fine children sy n. her
charged with and disordery behaviour at the
store of Mr.. May, barber, Of Chatham street The
officer stated that the sman was the wife of May,
and that he went with warrant TO take her INTO
custody, when she pitched into him and her nus
husband both, with umbrella-broke valuable
loook ing. glass, and threatened if hor amusements
were interfered WITH to do for the pair Of them
ladp denied that she ever took drop too much ana
offered to swear that she the most Peaceapiest
woman wat is but the Magistrate thought the con,
verse of both facts was self evident and ordered
her to be placed in one of the cells When the iady
heard her fate, she tried the effect OF those
Wome as tear which produced at VIII
Deceive through life, unman IN DEATH"
cut the Magistrate was inexorabe and sne was car
ried bv force I" down below.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

Cleared.
Huntsville, Eldudg~. New Orleans; Equator Bisson do;
Ham~ond New ~foundand; Spartan, Kelly, Yarmouth, s;
Daniel Webster, st. Augustine.
Arrived.
Ship Plating Duncan, Of Bath, So ds I'm Havre mdr Rich
Br Coral, Bearley, IL d' I'm Guayauna, r. sugar De
sp brig Tsnnera Garcia 30 d, I'm Tcnu.r,e via avan.
ma, i2 d. mdz w w Deforrest Co.
Sic brig Maria Torrencs 90 ds I'm Palarmo fruit
Br brig volani, Card I'm Windsor, s. plaster, to
sehr MadOnic Row, IL d. I'm Elu,hara Norfolk FRUIT
&c, Capt
There the port ef New Orleans the 18th instant
"a ships, bak', bris' md 20 'chooner.
The kast Londcn, Of London, from Newcastle, out ten
weeks for New York. boareed by pilot last Saturday
spskcu.
Topaz from New York, Cor Malaga, Aug. l4-lat Al a.
Augusta Pomr-y from opor,o or New York. out IA days
July 2i-loug 10 80
Notice 10 Nnvignsors.
The Collector of New York gives notice that the South
Light the Highlands s revolving Lght-iamps placed al
ON one side make revolution every three and 20
seconds greatest power Of light BE- only
On the 18th of October nert the Lantern will be liz with
twenty Lamps and Keaector placed three tier two
side, oblong squarthe greatest power Of light will
then be once in every one minute and 45seconds
Forcigs Ports.
C,piz, July i6-rhil,p |, 70. Y, Tor days.
WtSpsoR, \, IS days snceHelcn Mar for New York,
day.-sId Matches, Card, do.
rhere American vessels at Mayaguer r. IL days
since.
United Stale. Psrts.
Portland, Aug. 23-cl'a America, Crowell. NY.
NEWPORT, Aug 21Ar Nancy Treat, York, Machias, for
New York.
TsoM.,rews, Aug. i4-Ar William Wallace, spauding,
Nes York.
BrLrssr, Aug. l6-sid Atlanta, NcCail., Ny.
NoRroix, Aug A-Ar President Ruock " Y. At sewel
Point, Experiment Richmond, FIR " Y.
BArsoR. Aug. l0-Ar Canary, Goodale, Wy.
PaovipsScE, Asg. 24-Ar AM awar, Easter, New York
Anity, Msnro do, 2sth William, Miller do; Venus, Bi
ven dssd Yankee, Brightmau, dol Harry Bidgely sapp
do; Franklin, Wells, do.
BRnroL,-Aus ai-Ar Moses Eddy Child, Y, for Provi.
dence
BALrnfoRr, Aug 25-Ar Maria, Boothman, Nf-eld Em-
Cole do; Fruterer, Row, do; Roche.ter Wise, do.
BosroS, Aug 95-Ar Anaconda Hall. New York; Wm 4
King Crowtl do: puson Ryan do, Renown, Lowell, do
Ittcn sma DO, ins, Wheeler, do-cld SAM Nickerson
v; Splendid Paterson. DO; Mail, Loriug, do.
SALEM Aug 23-Ar Ella Herrick, Hallett, New York;
Two Mays, Lowell, do--Ar Brilliant, Hawkins, SY-25ih
I'D Anguela, Cromwell, do.
PHiL.DrLruIA Aug. 2e-Ar Spring. Owen, Turks lsland
Whale, Baldwin, do; Mddlesex Sleight, do
RicHnoNo, Aug 26-Ar Lenity, somers, " Y.
ALsx,NoRs, G, Aug 0.-Ar Mary Potter; Merick, N
York.
w.smSeros. N C, A.gus, I7--Ar Melissa Jarvis, New
York.
Krr wrsr, Aogut isAr splesdid, Haley, NV.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

This table Is from Official returns, with the exception Of 1890
which Is estimated from data in possession TIE table
ows the ratio which the sank circulation held 10 The exports
OF the country TO $780, As the crops increased the crcu
laton required 10 send them forward increased in the
ratio, aud the surplus crop sweed the of exports
Daring the year 1887 appears that there urge decrease
in all the item. arising from the depression in prices and
ta,lmen, Of circulate n ecssiened by the panic.
In the 1888 appears there large decrease in
ports although the crop larger than before;
explained In article the decrease exports
from the stagr alton of and consisted Of articles Of
feregp importation almost atogeher there being rather
increase in articles Of domestic produce Accordingly
with the increased crop Of circulation nearly
ratio The ncfease Of the circulation during s2s s,iu
uatea the ofmpots The crop cf the growth ofis3s
which has been gng forward during the present year. has
largely decreased from the growth Of the previoss year. the
circulation has followed asd decreased propcrtionaby TIE
show heavy decrease because the banks have been
obliged TO call in all oc not based upon trade In order to
keep down exchange avoid foreign drain for specie render
ed probable BY the increaed imports and diminished exports
The circulation Of hs Banks the close Of tie bus
year Of 1880, nearly I. low A. IL was in 1854 while
growing crops cfproducc immensely larger than
before the following estimate based on official data will
show
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
Weekly Re port Of Inicrmenis
In the City and County New York, from the l7th dy
Aug, 70 the Oath day Of Ang. 1889.


In the City and County OF New York. from the 18th dy of
Aug, 70 the Oath day Of Aug 1880.
A men, 80 womsn, 6s boys; IS girls-Toal 2O3.
DEAsEs-Beedng from the lungs Casualties, 2; Chole-
nfaatum 80; Ii Cancer, Consumption ~; Co vusons,
Is; Group hives D Conf of brain. Delrium
.; Diarea i5 Dropsy D Dropsy the head 8; Drowned
Dysentery l5 Fever Fever llious, Fever nfamna-
tory0 Fever, remen 8; Fever saret, 81 Fever typhod
Whoopng cough, 2; HyiroPhoba Burned Scalded o;
Inflammation Of percardium o. Inflammation Of kidneys,
Inflammation Of brain, g. Inflammation Of bowels, 10; lnam-
matioh Of chest o. Inflammation Of lungs g. Inflammation Of
stomach, o. Inflammation Of womb o. Inflammation of liver >;
Insanity o. Maormation o. Marasmus, 81 Measles .; Nor
i6cation, Old age 81 Organic disease of heart o. Killed
murdered, o; Scrofua Small Pox o; Sprue o. Suicide i
Tuner, i Teethng, /; liberation Of the ntesnes Un-
known,
AGE-Of year and under 76 between and 49, and
Ia; and TO- 81 10 and ~ 30 and 30 i5 80 and 40 b -
and So Ii so and CO. 81 90 and TO- 20 and S q 80 and
90, o; 90 and 100, l; unknown, o.
PLACES NATIVITY United States. i62 Ireland 26; Eng
land 3; Scotland Denmark France p British Posses
sions, A. i Wales .; Germaay,2 Spain, o. Italy, 0;
known, 3.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, 10; Hospital do. Z; New
Jersey, a Long Island 2; Hospital o; Backweli Island
Small Pox Hospital. o; City Hospital, Il Pententary o.
Westchester,6; Colored persons,
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Aug "a, 1889.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

NIBLo's.-The new pantomime, so long announc-
ed will be produced, with great spIendour' TINS
evening with other performances, by the popular
Rayel Family Public expectation IS highly
wrought, and we doubt not will be fully satisfied, as
it is almost impossible for these talented artists to
fall below the articpations, the inmitaDie perior
mances are calculated to excite.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
Dl E ID.

On Staten Island Tuesday Morning. the 27h instant
Anna Maa aged year and five months youngest child Of
Mary and John O'Donohne, Of this city.
On Tuesday noning, 9th nst after lingering Illness
Cornelius Mclean, Jr, aged % years aed o months
On Saturday morning. oath nst after and proract
ed Illness, Commander w. f. McKenny U. 8. N.
On the 25th inst John Henry Duva in the 2sh Of
his age
At Chicago, the 10th instant, Rev. Peter Buren, Pas
ter Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of that city aged %
Xear
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALpS.

Q- CLlREHtGH, invites AL aud counoisseurs TO
inspect his newly invented ventatng aud perpetual fitting
Wgs, which, for ganc- ghtnss and dvasily. may be
placed among the first productions Of modern art In their
nuacture they differ from all made here The hair
being sing inserted and equally distributed as -
Just issuing from the skin In their form they
lie spring, all disagreeabe pressure Is obicd. They are
particularly recommended 10 those residing climate,
they can be made 'ny weight aud thin
tor this invention, and the advantages connected with
Ausrcan lntt tsarded the first premium and competent
professional judse har, pronounced them the very of
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms so7 Broadway Of Fulton
aul6.lm.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
MA ARRlE ID.

On the l2th Of June. the British Episcopal Church, Bue
Ayres, the Rev. William Armstrong, Martha second
daughter Of John Ludum, Esq Of this city.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
Yolm 81 ne products Of "a, ~ stot,, for


Her. amount prou-e of si7ooooooo nearly as per
greater than before ready to TO market Our
foreign exchange. indicate that We owe but little abroad and
yet this Va. of property to be rendered unavailable
pses, our banks ean org nr, uniform currency To this
tey hoild Immediately fcIlew The plan Of the Y. states
Bank-ert sd all speculators concentrate all their
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

- CARLTON HoUsE, BROADWAY, TO LET:
M THIS Hotel situated the highest ground and in the
street and extending Benson its location and ar
rangement It we'll eslcuated Cor the accommodation Of fam
attached There 100 bid rooms with fire places. The
dining room 80 teet by 80 feet connecting with ofce
ana panes On the same aoor The cooking appara
water csterns, and vel Of good pump by
which water may be ed each story with all other
rangements and fixtures required in the Of the
kind For terms, inquire of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street, Baltimore; atNo. lie, Liberty street. New
York au. 27-tf.
EOR LIvERPoOL-Ncw Lie Regular Packet OF 25th
The elegegant Packet Ship sheridan, Captain A. f. De
Peyste Of 1000 burthen will sail above For fregat
comfort apply board Orleans WI arf foot Of Wall street
orto +. X. COLLINS s Co. 50 South street ana7
The Packet Ship Gsrrck Captain f. Palmer vii succeed the
Sheridan, and sail ON the goth October au21
T,O SOUTHERN NERO HANTs wishing to have their
i Cards beautifully engraved and printed previous to
craving Oce below John where exten
i've collection of Business and Writing Cards can oe seen
au27 2r 6S Nassau street
II OCULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON, Daily, (sun-
~ days excepted, at 81 NJ, from Battery Place Pier No
l, North River, via Washnyon Newport and Prev
Rhode Island, Capt. Thayer.
Narraganset.. Capt Chid.
Providence Capt Vanderbilt -
of the above Boats will leave New York daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers the arrival OF the steemers at otonng'o
may take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme
daey Providence Boston, continue IN the steam
err Newport and take the rail road at Providence Tor
Boston,
The steamer Massachusetts, Captain Comstock will leave
this afternoon, Tuesday 27th, at o'clock from Pier no
for Providence sonngton and Newport and the Nara
gansett, Capt Child tomorrow aa2
rDABLE TEA SPOONS.-Soup Ladies, Butter and
Fish Knives Muddlers, Srrups, Stair Rods Com
munon Seas Mugs Speaking and Ear TrumPet Ventiators
Table and Dessert Forks &C. Sc &c. warranted bsst quality
and to keep the color for sale wholesale and retail by
au27 LEWIS FEUTCHWANGER Gold street.
DILLlARD TABLES.-Three splendid Billiard Table.
ID with all the fixtures complete, for sale cheap Apply
| the Broadway House. Aug 2l-lm-
HEALTH.
SAL L WATER BATHS
NOW OPEN
For the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbrosses
street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River
my303m
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

OsT.-Oa ssnday about ~ O'Clock, Lad years old
IL Whoever will return said Lad give nfarmaoa where
he w y We found shall be suitably rewarded BY calling at 90
Ludlow street sad Lad dressed in green pantaonns
without hat had linen shirt b, DOING they viii con.
Ter favor his anxious parents asls IT.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

CREAr SALE AT PUBLIC AyCTIoN-one hundred
VI and 6fy pre- MUM Refrgeraors made sv Jerni.on will
he sold on Thurs ay sth of September al I o'clock with
out reserve al their Factory No 300 Broadway ase2 Of
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

50 as to form safe basis which to szPaad in time net 20
delay the crops The doutes attending peat oroken specs
atsss will fall only those who took the risk ana VINO
therefor be the only losers Recamaons to the
90 millions will undoubtedly take place between now anu
close of the but regular business will not be affected
thereby.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
Sales Of the stock Exchnnxe.

shares rp fves $780, $3.50 do s. Bank l0s 10 do
do Ivs 9O25 do Deaw Hudson OFT Is 10 10 do 81
l5 do 67 SO 90 DO 6 TO- so do do 67 2sdo DO 6s
80 as do do 67 100 do do 67a l56o do Dry Dock Bank
80 so do do SSH do Lafayette Bank $50 do
Trust Banking Co 6s so do do 6s W. 90 do do 6s 70
do do ga 60-O do Mechanics Banking Assoc. s2l6 dc
wk Rail Road 55l W. 25 de do 56l Woo do Paser
son $50 do New Jersey 800 dc Harlem X 4ss
$50 do do 80 e0 do do 4s sep s do 60 70 do &c
48 W. 100 do de 40 60-50 do Utica SeheRectada ll55
10 do 81 80 do do 3D. 20 do "a 80 $50 dc
do
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

Pacstets io depart.
LeNpoN.
st. James, Sebor, Sept. l
Montreal, Grifhng, Sept. 10
LIvsRreoL.
Roscoe, Glover, Sept. 7
Sheffield, Allen, Sept. 10
Europe, Marshall, Sept. l
HAvRE.
Francois lstThonpsoD, sept.l
Emerald, Crne. Sept. 8
s. dc Grasse, Widerhold Sept l6
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

The markets generally remain fiat In the dry goods
ton line there activity but the dealers from the
try do yet take held great extent The prices
Of merchandise still tending downwards. At New Or
leans the l7h, Gotten freely offering at l4c,s
N F. sales were however effected
NAVAL SroREsThere Las bee doing in this branch
Of last N Co. Turpenne has been
sold at 81 237 Spirits 27c for southern Tar Is held
firmly $250 price whcn buyers disposed to
cede TO- they offer but 237 At Boston small advance
price has been obtained All small lots out Of the
ket aud holders dem,ud 81 $262 steady demand
exists for rosn and pitch Some sale Of southern spirits have
been made at 35 a 36cts
CorFEE.There has been moderate demand for this arti.
Gle from the however unchanged Sales since
last notice, extend about 700 bags lot ~ for Ro
IL 2l for Laguira III III for Sumara, 80 9f for ST. Do
ango At Boston there has extensive business
but prices unchanged There sales OF 900 bags Rio
to out of the market, at III 800 St. Domingo at
0t H. Some Caba at liz; 1000 bags Padang on terms
not made public,
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
DIR. ELLIOT.

DIX. ELLhOl.
OCULfST,
303 Broadway, entrance in Dusne street,
Confines his practice to
DISEA SEES OF Il Z e,
OPHTHdLlfTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eots practice and the number Of pa
tents who cannot be attended, during his ohce hours he has
obtained the service. o Dr. WEsrMscorr practitioner Ca
vorably known Cor 10 this city menber Of the
New York Medical Society aud Of the Royal Coleg, of
geons Edinburgh D w. paid much attention 10 diseases
the Eye W Paris and. recently 70 DR. Eos peculiar
me Y of operation anl treatment
Once hours from 10 to O'Clock, daily my23.yr
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
fsncks.ss 10 Arrive.

FNCkt tdh 10 NrfuVG.
LONDON.
Mediator, Cnamplin, July 30
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. !
LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cropper, July 10
@ washing'n, Holdreage, Jy25
United States, Fisher, Aug. I
HAyRr.
Poland. Anthony, july 10
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July -
Bristol.
q. Wes,eiatsl Hosken Au "a
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

NTANTED.-A partner, with S2.0o0 in cash business
wv already established Of very profitable nature. The
advertiser married and respectfully connected For
further particulars apply by to T. d. NJ Park post Office
with real and residence. aug37-5t.