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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

BoAnp or ASSISTANT, April I5--Sundry peti-
tions AID message from his Hsnor the Mayor, were
read, referred, and ordered on file.
Repors-In favor Of leasing the pier at the foot Of
Beekman street for the mediation Of the Allan
tic steam ships; coneurred in. The report respect
ing the Improvements al the foot Of West street
concurred in. In favor Of including the association
for the relief Of colored Orphans among the recipients
If the school money; adopted In favor Of printing the
revised ordinances and that the Board Of Aldermen
be authorized to employ their printer 10 do that job
and that thousand copies be ordered for the use
Of the corporation; adopted The ordinances as re-
vised were then passed seriafim.
Mr.. Ticman said IL was very large number, and
he hoped that only the usual number would be
ordered.
Mr.. Graham opposed this idea and the motion was
carried without division.
Sundry reports from the other board were re-
ferred.
Resolved, That the Comptroller be Authorized TO
borrow S300,O00 in anticipation Of the tar Of 1889.
Carried mem con.
Resolved, That the sum Of $50 be paid to the
officers who arrested White, who was charged with
committing the murder In Broome strcsf, on his
COW lotion. discussion as tn the payment Of
this money before after the conviction OF White
After much speechifying the original molten was
ordered to lie on the table.
Resolved, That 5000 be appropriated to TT up the
hospital at Bellevue, and the same into farm
hospital and place Of refuge. Adopted.
Mr.. Graham offered the following resolutions
"That the law committee Of both boards be instruct
ed 10 prepare memorial, and send II to the Legisa.
turc, praying for registration of votes and several
other regulations, to preserve the purity Of cleo
lions /"
Second. "That 500 copies Of the same memorial
be printed under the direction Of the clerk Of the
Common Council. and circulated for signatures
among the voters Of all political parties. The sane
copies to be returned by the 18th Of April"
The learned gentleman supported his resolutions
with able speech; and the olutions finally
laid on the table by consent Of the mover.
Mr.. Potter moved that Il be referred 10 the law
conmttee TO inquire into the propricty az having the
election Of the charter officers al the time as
that of the general and State elections. Adopted.
Adjourned to Wednesday week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16


CERTAIN DISEASE cradcated by the celebrated
IA DIR. foes Genorea Eradicaor. II hinders not from
business pleasant 10 the taste does
preserves its virtues any length of time and therefore an i'm
portant medicine for voysges and those riding in the
try never fails IN recent in less than "a hours
those Of longer standing in proportion Hundreds have bv
few doses Of the Eraaior been cured o the Piles sale
Wholesale and retail By A. D. d. Sands Fulton and
Wam and the following Drug Stores 81 Bowcry corner n
walkers 80 Bowery Bond; GA Broadwsy as Sixth
Avenue Price 81. m3O n
MEDICAL OFFICE, No ! Ann Street Under the Amer.
wi can Museum) DR.. EVERETT confines himself 20 an
Oce Practice for The treatment and Of following Dis
eases scroula, Rheumatism Govt Ulcerous Sore Throat,
Dyspepsia Dropsy Piles Cutaneous Eruptions Nervous Com
plants, Mersur,a Affections sc. &c. Everc,,s Anti ercu
rial syrupwhich will be found far superior article TO swam
Panacea sarsaparilla Syrup. Cor sale No Ann street
An aorent OF the most approved Patent Trusses and sus
rensory HANDBAGS constantly hasd for SALE and skfy ap
piled. Strictly confidential.
DIR. }. KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUrpoRTERs.-The
afflicted respectfully informed that they be supplied
with those Invaluable. for the falling Of the womb
and at reduced price, and warranted t. be superior to those
in use reference will be given 10 the first
Surgeons the city For sale at No Ann street. unser the
American Museum)
NIB. Private Entrance, 2is Broadway. al2-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

IMPORTANT TO INvALIDS.- Nervous diseases, liver
complaint dyspepsia billion, diseases. piles, ulcers, female
weakness and all OF low spirits papi
taon Of the heart rritab weakness
abus seminal weakness indigestion loss Of Appetite heartburn
general debility, bcdy weakness cloross Sickness
Hatuency kyserica Paintings Mysteries headaches hccup
Sickness night rheumatism asthma, tic douloureux,
samp pa.modc affections, and those who victims that
excrucang disorder Govt viii End reeffrom their
ferings, by Of DIR. Evans medicine.
Pains in the side, chest limbs head, stomach back dim
confusion Of sight, alternate fushe Of heat and c
emors watehDg agitation anxiety, bed drcansSpsss
mercur and all delicate diseases, successfully rsted W
DIR. Evans
DIR. w. EVANS Office, 100 Chatham street, New York,
where he may be consulted m9lmis,
Two sURGEONS-A complete Of Surgeons instru
ments for abstetrcal, ophthalmica lthotomica,
instrument maker, for sails by
BY LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
a2-y Courtland tat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09

Conservatives Winning back the Con-
seryatives by declaring favor ofihe Sub.
Treasury. has not worked WELL So far from
falling off or decrease of energy and activity.
we learn that the Conservatives contemplate
meeting 10 Convention at Auburn. this sum-
mer to promote more efficient organiza-
ton, 1t is said Mr.. Van Buren, win visit
the Springs this summer--N " Star.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09

A loco foeo contTiyance 10 render Judge
"as free. impartial and independent as the lot
Of humanity admits ITO make him the can
didate Of the opponents of a law, whose con-
stitulionality is TO be decided in bis Court
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09

The administration--A course Of political
Humbugery A complete drain ofthe pub
lie Treasury, and mostly celebrated for Elk
permeuts and It's innumerabIe host Of patri-
otto office hunters and ieg-freaswrers VIZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09
PLEDGES BROKEN AND POWER
ABUSED.
Npecch az .Mi.. SIade,
OF VERMONT.

4 On The Bill making appropriations for
Che cira and diplomatic expenses Of The Coz
erament for The gear 1889.
delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb % J
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09

The Officers Of the Boston Custom
House---sDo men gather grapes Of lborns,
or figs ofthislles.' a II NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09

A severe snow storm occurred in England
on the 9th OF June
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09
IERHONT PHOENIX.
PUBLIsnRD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
VIM. Z. RYTHER.
TERMS OLE ADYERTIsING,

advertisements conspcuously inserted at
$l,OO per square for 3 Insertions and 20 cents
for each subsequent insertion. Less than a
square IS cents for insertions, aud IL 1-2
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
ARRIVAL OF EmIeRANrs az

ARRIVAL OF EMIeRANTs. About one
hundred families of Germans and NorSv,..
gians arrived here during the past week
and are now seeking farms and occupa.
lion in our vicinity. Many ofthem bring
abundant means to secure large farms
and TO, stock them well. The German
families, indeed, have bags of gold, some
of them having $4,000 and upwards.
We understand that there are 500 fami-
lies expected from Germany during the
Fall and Spring ensuing. They are har-
dy and intelligent, and will be great &C.
QUESTION to the wealth and industry of the
country Milscaukie Sentinel
OIL. Pure sperm oil, whether sum-
mer, fall, or winter strained, invariably
burns well, if the temperature is not cold
er than at the time it was pressed There
are no poor sperm whales. All the oil
procured from them burns well, and with
out fouling the wick. When people, there
fore, find the wicks of their lamps gum
med up" as the phrase is, they NAV be
sure they have been imposed upon by
black-fish OIL which is not worth more
than fifty cents per gallon.
SUPPLY OF MAGNETIC Iron ORE.-
Professor Emmons, has, according 10 the
Saratoga Wing, discovered vein of Mag
netlc Iron Ore in Adirondack, Essex coun-
ty, 700 feet wide and 5000 feet long =
The survey of the upper branches Of the
Hudson river brings to light every day
new mineral resources, and enforces the
necessity of such Improvements in the
beds of those streams and of the main riv-
er, as will give access to this wealth.
Nantasket beach is covered with thou
sands of tons of kelp, torn up by the
storm from the deep sea, and constantly
drifting in with every tide. The farmers
are busy gathering it for manure, there
being nothing superior to it for that pur-
pose.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

A Semi-Annal meeting of the Vermont
Anti-Starery Society will be holden at
Montpelier, on the 18th day of October
inst.
s Business meeting will commence in the
Free Church, at 10 o'clock, A. M. and pub
lie exercises will be held at O'Clock, p. M.
All Auxiliary Societies are urgently So
rhclted TO send delegates; all persons who
are avoWed abolltionists and in favor of the
great movement now making TO a considera-
bic extent throughout the civilized world. 10
40 away slavery, are invited to participate
IN the deliberations Of the Society.
A general attendance is requested AZ all
the public exercises. 1t is expected the ses-
sion OF the Society will occupy most of
two days. J. A.. ALLEN, Sec. En-. Com.
Middtebury, Oct. l, 1899.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
Brighton Market,
(Reported for the New England Farmer }
MONDAY, Sept. 80, 1889.

At Market, 700 Beef Cattle, $40 Stores,
5000 Sheep and 1920 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle. We quote 10 cor
respond with last week, viz:; First quality,
81 25 a $775. Second quality, Sc SO a
81 90. Third quality, So so Sc 90.
Stores earIiDgs, $12 a SIG. Two
Year Old, $1S 1928.
Cons E CdIres-Sales-$32, $37, $46,
$48, $50, and $5S.
Sheep-Lots were sold at ST. 90, SI7l.
81 90, 50 08, $242, So 60, 50 SO, and Ss3 25.
S11iTe-A large number were sold at re-
duced prices. One entire lot sold at for
sows and Sd for barrows Lots TO ped
die at Ia, 1-2 and "a for sows, and
5 IA, 1-2 and ga for barrows A lot
of old hogs, sows at Id and A 3 A; bar
rows "a and 6. At retail 1-2 and 6 for
sows, and 6, 6 1-2 and for barrows.
Errdtum.-In our report last week ped
ding lots were reported one cent less than
the sales.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
ALMAEAcs FOR SALE.

ALMAEAcs FOR sALE.-The undersigned has n
great supply of Anti-Slavery Almanacs. and re-
quests those who are favorable to throwing Iight
on slavery and lis fruits 10 call and procure
as many as they can dispose Of as soon as nay he
consistent. Price SO 50per hundred-5O cents ner
doz-6 cts single. Each copy contains as pares.
and many valuable facts are narrated-facts which
may awaken some minds which have hitherto lain
dormant upon this subject Friends in adjoining
towns can be supplied if application is made soon
Brandon, Sept. %, 1889. ]. HoLcoMR.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

DIED.
In Cavendish, Sept. 10. Fanny II. Dickinson,
wife of N. p. Dickinson, aged 25.
Mrs. Dickinson shared largely in the affections
of her friends aud the esteem of all who knew her.
She endured with much resignation and cheerful
the distresses of wasting cons umption, and
anticipated and met the scene of dissolution, in
confident expectation of being borne 10 the that
remaineth to the people of God
Printers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island are
requested, &c.. [Comm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

oa As Aaa'soR County MiaisferdI Conference will
pon,a nSA' meeting AT brother J. Ten Broeke's in
WedOo,a .ne last Tuesday preceding the fourth
n.r,O se members Of the conference, The following
j. Sermon IN ~
=. Written sermon for Criticism Z T-:.l.,
tins life p a,sa.nsoie IA
Passages apparently contradietorv 500
ciled-Prov. &c, IS i ~, p Iee1n-
;. Passages apparently Contradictory reconcile
LIST John ], Sd 3, g. K;sels.s.
g. Passages apparently contradicto - r".;i.s
Phil 3, 12-l5- 80
Z. Exegesis-Heb. 6, 49, III. nav;s
3. do. Rom. z, I4-2J W a. Johnson
y. do. Acts, 10, - n. K;nb.1
TO- do. Ist Peter, g. 10 n MnTnhv
II. do. Eek. H. % M.
~ do. Rom. 8, g. F;sj,er
ID. do. Rom. 10, a. H..
By order of the Conference.
J. IDE,
l. KIMRALI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
Brandon Library Association.

meeting will be held at the Office Of Me.sr,
Brtggs 4 June, on Monday ereHing next, the I4tll
loo volumes of Books will be ready for disfrbnton
H. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
Notices
Select School for ladies'

Those who were disappointed AZ the faiIur. ~
;, a.ss sgths contemplated School, and the inhab-
sanls OF Whiting and vicinity in general are IN
IoIned that Hiss Snsaz ~ Griees Of Rutland.
Sn L iS'e OF the brandon Seminary, viii open
commencing on Monday, the 18th inst.
Whiting, Oct Z, 1889. - '0A'SOS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
.M,tIberry Trees and Cuttings,

OF the Morus Multicaulis, Canton, Alpine, Asiat-
" - and Broussa varieties, for sale by the sub
-;tar AIso p Silk Worms Eggs new
and superior kind WIN. Il. SANFORD.
Orwell, Oct. 1889. 3-8
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

CENTRALLY situated between the state House
v and Post Office. By A. GARTER
Members Of the Legislature and others are re-
spectfuiIy invited to call and satisfy themseisss az
10 the experiment. %4W ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

J. Halves, McTndoes Falls, AOo
4. Martin, Westhaven, 4 M
L. White, Windham, M
G. Hale, Brooklne, 90
s. Vial, Factory Point, 200
N. 5. Royce, CIymer, i 90
A. Randall, Shoreham, 4O0
G. Hammond, Wesiport, 900
A. Manly, Brandon, 225
]. Wiley, Derby, 900
a. Hyde, 100
NJ. j. Walker, Union Village, 1900
Liberty Martin, Montgomery, 100
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
MARRIED

MARRIED,
In this town, on the odd ult., by C. A. Thomas.
William Smith to Laura A. Arnold.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
Z, afvarEY.-wIfAT HAS ABOLITION-
lN' ISM DONET

mis- rarely that public Journalist has
10 Measure Of recording an act so-hon-
D,.bIe to human nature as the following.
S'' excellent brother had already given
. w proofs of his sincerity in the
:. .snse 10 which be had so nobly and labo-
.;onslv devoted his life. His name was
:" argument in every part OF the Union.
What he has now done will vastly IN
,rsase its power. The south already
Ssls il. What northern man will now
sso in TO drug into new slulnbers the
,onsciences which he has aroused?-
Mass. AbolstiOnist.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
L o ST.

n tha14th inst, between Rutland and Walling
U ford, silver-mounted lamp, from a carriage
Whoever will deliver said lamp at the Telegraph
Office shall be duly rewarded. l:Sw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
List of Letters,

PEMAINING in the Post Office at Brandon,
IL October /, 1889
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Packet ship Roscoe, Dsls.o. from Liverpool ssa 'Sn''
mdss 10 Grisns, Ms,s,n Coo pa.sssgrrs a., lane
win ms, mp nsrSPs % s 'H n p4.sn
gers. ,-;,,
Ship Brooklyn Rchsrdsoa from Liverpool, ai't june ""'
mdIe TO s. Thompssn-l6s passengers. lin cotton.
&C. to Scott MorreI
ands, (New ZeaaHd) with oil to Grinne h's.arn $50, 10
Brig Jones' -, days from Charleston, with cotton NC
Brig Detroit Baker 81 days from Picos with coal to
order. ,,,, -, :,
Brig Harriet sweetser is days from Pictou with coal to
Barclay Livingston. ,.. IA,
Brig fremont, Sylvester, 10 days Ho's S'a'""'i'e' ~
molasses to Nesmith Leeds ,,. -: g.
schr Convoy Mumford ls days from Margalant, via st
Thomas with molasses 10 b. Blossom.
schr Sarah Loui.a Jones, days from Hartford IN. o.
with wheat to Mitchell 4 Co. - -,
Schr Orient (Br Martin, 10 days from "hdsoF' w. -
with plaster To order.
Tie huh Of the Washington Irving she now hes at Apa
lachcola ka, been sold oa the benefit OF all concerned ana
wharf sold for Le benefit OF aconcerned and brought
Ss2s.
The u s. SHY Erie Commander Taylor, off Tampeo
at the last accounts.
ST. CRorx, is days since-Arr Emily, Meade, New York
In port Angora Coggns, for New York, soon
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug Arr Perseverance,, Snalley, New York
SID Florence (new) do.
PoRrsMovrH, Aug. Arr Turk New York
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Arr Porpoise, Smith. New York
ALEXANDRIA ID. g., Aug. 2-Sld Potomac, New York
NORFOLK, Aug In Hampton Roads Caledonia Brander
Sherry from James River for Livepoo also superb Catch
ell and Admittasee, Smith for London from James River
WAsHINcTos NJ C.. July 3i-Arr Anaconda, Stewart New
York; Carpenters Son Durm do Mary Jane Robinson DO;
CPD Orion, Gaskel do Brilliant Fowler do; Franklin,
Blount. do
NEW ORLEANS, July 26-In port loading, Richmond, Wiz.
ship, Hayre Marsngo, do; Columbia StInsoa London;
MeuGah 0dden, do; Delaware, Patoa Lverpocl; Adrian
Somers do; Globe Oliver do; Caspian, Patton, do Scotland
Merryman do Oscar Nelson, Stockholm; Mcclellan Ryan,
New York; Caravan Moore, Boston Eagle Cook do Charles
ton; Edrdge do; Counbu Coffin do; Helen Mar Marshall
New York; Due aOeans Hoodess, dos Tama, Mason, Bos
ton; Lancet Clark Cleaner Rchardson do RUSSELL Mat
hsw do; Jasper Tucker, New York; Lawrance Copeland
Sears dos Oswego Allen, do; Albans Stackpoe, Newport
r. Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

Staee Of Trade.

There are some few arrivals Of strangers IN the city, ou,
trade does not u, receive much The fact that tie prices si
The leading articles are still falling must of leccs' prevent
any the of those who VISIT the city
Gar he,r smi.anlua supplies Of merchasdixe While pro
duce . falling rrice aud the Of nent thus det
rorang the Of foreign goods are also iain shre"
us TO the that tie fall trade Will be "A, least late
SucAR There has been a moderate business doing N this
article since remarks, and Ia the lower quses OF
Museavsdos falling off in price is apparent The tran'ae
ons reach $50 hhds Of all descriptions at 81 81 for Poo
Roo % for ~ Crox, 81 u for Martinique, % LOT
Cvba aad about 700 bxs Cuba ST 81 FOR brown, aud ii
II for white ~ Orleans the 9th ult there was ayres'
scarcity of prime sugars25e hhds far sugars we're maae a.
81. There VI transactions on plantation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06


1lR J. J. LLOYD wH,rrEMORE respectfully i.soss
ss rsnds and the puvs that ~ has removed - HcIl
rsrk Place. where he win be ready attend 10 the cs Of %
who may honor h wish ~ " son6ssnse hsvsg stSsd M:
year, IN the Hospitals Of Paris ard year The Lying-n
Hospital Of Heidelberg under tie celebrated Professor kasgek
ne competent 70 treat scientiassy dssase W
may come under his observation mvlLAsos
RofAL HOTEL CLIFTON, bKis1 OL.-fA iaoSizEo
~ by THEA MLksTiEs THE QuEEN QyEEN DowAeER
OF EncLD-1A MES LONG beys most respectfully to IN
form the gentry OF New ork aud the United general
Who may have occasion to visit Europe via Bristol that the
Royal Hotel has been recently fitted up style elegance
aordng the greatest share Of and esfor
with which he is determined combine just moderation in
charges
Hot, cod and shower baths
NB-To prevent mistakes, ask for Longs Royal Hotel,
Ciittsn. WAC lw+
@ TORE NO. 90 CHATHAM CORNER DUANE ST.
- to let and stock Of Clothing for saeThe subscriber -
tends leaving the city and frs for sale small Of
goods consisting of read, made clothing good. aud
mngs the principal part Of which calculated for the fall
trade Also let the store occupied by him from until
the first Of May The stand well known to be Of
the the city for this business Apply the premises
iy3O 2w+ WILLIAM BERRlEN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06
Cattle aHar.ltct.

The market the Upper Bui Head was active tins morn
ing aud into the city have been sold at sst
weeks prices hundred and ninety three were IN market
Two thousand and husred saeep and smbs lave been
disposed Of prces rangsg from $500 $50 Tor iamus
81 30 $3.50 for sheep .
OF sixty cows and market forty have been disposed
Of al S35 90 sts.e0
Tn. a was .rraer than usual today In consequence Of
the few cattle brought forward II Is however merely trAn'
tory price WILL should judge from aPPearasee' re-
cede newt week ON every description.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

DIED.
On Monday evening 5ih in Mr. Joshua Sscor, IN the 4sh
year Of hi ago ,.,.r
neral at o'clock III, afternoon, from III Lasres streent
On sunda, evening" Aug 4t, Mrs. Alice, widow Of Martin
Naddy, in the lJl year OF her age
Her funeral u take place this Tuesday, afternoon, at
o'clock from her late residence, Oo Madison street
On The OH nst Sarah cir Knox, iafau daughter Of The
Rev. DR. Knox, aged "a dsAs - n,
Gu Attn inst james Brown infant son o. James D. ooe"
On IN. al INST, Jacob B. Tia, or nun Of the Rev I'd
Al W.r.es Orange county. on the 3ist ut Mrs. Mary
Hortsen of New YORK, aged o.
wcc:siy Report Of Insersnenis
In hi. cit, and Po,ter Fiela from the ash day Of July to
the ID day Of Aus, 1882
"a men, y womea; 70 boys; 81 girls-Toal ~
Dtsrasrs-kb-cess ., Asphyris. =; APPev' bleeding
o. Cancer ,; Casuse., q Cholera lnanuu, So Cholera
morbu. =; Consumption, III Consnsons Group OF heso
Drops Drops, the head iS do IN the chest drowned
Drinking cold water, 4; Dcrum tremcns, 4; Darrh@a q
Dropey in head 10, Poson Il D,senery TO- EPiep'y
Fever Q; Fever nsmmatory,o, Fever remnten' Fever
scarleti Fever typhoid, Whooptg cough % hydr9rsoo
A. ION ardum, o. Inflammation OF k'dneyso
Inflammation " brain, 8; Inflammation OF bowels, ~ iniam
nation OF chest Inflammation Of lungs, o. Inflammation q
stomach, y Inflammation OF heart Inflammation OF 'sr
JaunJce . Msformation, u Marssmus, To- Measles 81 Nor
i6caon, o; Old II Organic disease OF heart Killed %
murdered scruia, o. Small rox, q spruc, .; Suicide
Tuner, L. reeshg, 9, liberation Of the n,e'tses, o. Un
known, 3; WORMS, .
Aay-of one ,car under 75 between and 3D. and
10 amt no. 0 aud 70 o. 20 and 10 io 10 and no. III II
.os SO 4 80 and 90 9, 90 and 10 Il 20 aud So 4; 90 and
or NATIVITY United States 1877; Ireland, "a Ess
lad A. scotland Denmark, o. France u British Posses
son. " A. w.e-. VI Germany, .; West ind'e's Nm
Fsa,,-Ams House. Bellevue, III Hospital, do. 2, New
Jersey, a. Ioag island, Hospital, o. BackweIIs Island
Small Pos Hospital u o ~s Is : ''"'''
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Ofce. Aug J. lsss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

L>OR SALE-Svsdry small demands against the following
< individuals ,is. Mr.. John Allen Carmaa II. Harde.
issAsr living h segborheod Of Blocker street; Mr. GAL
late Of 60 J,sU let; Mr.. Montgomery Cabinet maker
but residing in Boston. Fer particulars enquire NJ
6S Maiden Laue j, 9istfy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-06

TNARM FOR SALE.-For sslc, a small, Farm containing
about 40 &C land lyg Great Neck Queens CO.,
l.. On the premise. dwelling house coninng four
rooms with Kitchen attached apple orchard, aud
falling spring &C excellent water T- farm suitably divided
plough aud meadow land The property delight
fay .tsacd the west side Of Great Neck fronting the
bay, threeourhs OF mile from the steamboat wharf from
whence boat daily to New York. and would be found
very desirable location Tor gentleman retiring from the cry
Distance from New York ;, land "a miles, and about Ne
by water. For further particulars, inquire OF
j, 20 eod3~. JOHN H. GoJELIL. No. 10 Wall st.