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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
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This table indicates great huctuation in accommoda-
tons The States steadily decreased their loans
as did also New York The South Western States on the
contrary show a continual increase until the commence.
men, 1880 when they suddenly fell OF 30 PER cent
unparsc distress the result among the community
The power Of the banks to create these immense huctu
sons grew out ofthe absence Of all demand foreign
domestic for coin. Specie, consequently, laid quiet in
their vaults and accumulated in proportion to their issues
which drove the metals Of circulation As long the
basis remained thus undis,urbed the mass Of paper
ney could be Accumulated TO almost any extent This
could never be the result under the opera Of the sub
treasury scheme. constant domestic demand for specie
will be kept up which will prevent any one bank from
extending its issues beyond just proportion to the specie
held by H. from risking the loss Of the control OF
its circulation by dscounting long dated bills large
proportion q the OF the Government are paid
by the merchants of New York when such payments
are made entirely in specie, the amount viii be Ia
ken from the city banks and dshursed by the Government
in pay ent Gifts several debts in all sections the Union
II will find its way back to the vaults of the banks but
very slowly. Two thirds OF the Government income is
collected in New York. AMI paid elsewhere to the In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Weekly Report of Interments,

the City and County of New York from the 25h day OF
July, to the LIST day of August, 1870;
SO men, 20women, ss boys, 81 girls-Total 2O2.
DyEAsEsApoplexy 3; Asthma o. Aneprsm Abscess 2;
Bleeding Bleeding lungs 0Casuates 81
Cholera nantum 4O Cholera morbus Il Collie 81 Cancer
Consumption Ia Commissions IA Group, Hives D Delrum
treraens Drowned Death from Poison Dropsy 81 Drop
in the head 49, Dropsy in the chesto Darrhgas Dysente
Er speas Fever do bilious Il do typhoid do
let ntlammatory Gan.
creme Of lungs Hopping Coughs Hip Disease, niam of
do Of the bowels DO stomach o. Insanity o. Killed muir
disease Of the heart Old Age Palsy Spinal disease
Scrofsa o. Suicide o; Small I; Teething4 Tumor o;
Unknown 3: Ulcers liberation Of throat Worms 0.
AoE-Ufi year and under, ei between and Q 5i betw
betw and betw 40 and betw SO and
SO and q betw 70 and q bew SO and 80 q bew 80 and
100, %
Places NArITYUnited States 1897 Ireland IS; England
8; Scotland Wales 1; British Possessions, A., 0; Den
mark o. Germany France Spain o; Prussia Unknown
FRoM-Ams House, Bellevue Z; Hospital, do o. New Jer
Long Island Q; Blackwelrs Island L. City Hospital
small Pox Hospital 0; Westchester,2 2; Pententary 0.
Colored pc sons IA
City Inspectors Office, Aug. l, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Cleared.


fremont, SNOW Belize, H,nd Honer, Kent Bos,oni JUL.
lee, Wogam, Petersburg Va; Caspian, Ryan, Bath Me.
Arrived.
Packet ship Cambridge Bursley, from Liverpool June Qst
with mdz, GNodhue Go aud { II Marshall. The was
reported N the Herald yesterday.
Ship sutton Barkman - hours from Charleston bound to
Bostns-put ~ to land passengers.
Brig Juan de Carhsgena, Amcs. II days from Mayaguez
IS Do Ely Co. 50 do Mason Thompson Left brig Adeiue,
for Phadelphis days. schr Pacific North Star
for Baltimore next day.
Brig Millinoket Hopkins, Of Bangor days from Turks
Island, with bushels salt order Left Elizabeth
for Bangor day. at Martinique IS brig John
aud Retrieve rraskln wig cargo; scr Marion Davis
Brig Empire Kelly, i days from Maianras with hhds
ties moasses Chaseain Ponver IS hhjs rs rce do De
Peysi.r Whmarsh sid IN brig Cssket for Be,idcn
Lett teylon Pratt dg; Sublime, What for Boston, ldg. Rs
I'D Boston, days; Clinton, Cole, Niork days. Augusta
Brig de Kimbal "a days from Laena With $500 qlls leg
wooito Rowland Aspinwal Lett bark Aurea Blunt, wtg
B brig ITadee Beverage II days from Turks Island with
500 bushels salt to Tucker Laures.
Morrell,
Brig Hade' Fi!nsr II daysfro Areceibo PR with hds
fortugus Sc brig Leanda silvia IS dars from Rio Jsn.ro
with coffee, &c bound TO Cadizput IN for provisions
sengers. -, =.
stevens, and part Of the s,d from snip spub icsr,
5s bxs CHESTS kegs white al 10 baxes md, do
hardware 10 sails qniy q Old rstingS chains
ord,r-s messengers 10 " the crew Of the .rubica,
schr Ann, Hike N days flJm Fort ~ Prince with loo
wood 20 W , Mckee Co Len brig Dlow. Coz Boston ide
schrs Marion, do re.dy Tor ok IN Julian
July 81 lat Cn "a spoke sCEr Mexican. from Havana
Tor Haflx. with los Of he 81 Of msnmasi.
schr Tearer G,enaw from 81 Johns NIB. with plaster 10
sehr ndeavor Casey from Newbern nc with lumber to
scsr pac, Ireland from Washington, NC, naval stores
to Mitchell SCo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
NIBLO'S GARDEN.

THIS EVENING, Aug 4-.GREAT ATTRACTION.
Or The Musical Department conducted by that
composer Mr.. T.. Il. HoRN.
l The Orchestra full electives Leader the celebrated
NJ BAPTsTE, from the Conservative Paris and French
Theatre, New Orleans.
% No post .onem, NJ this establishment on account Of
weather. the '.rand Entrance from Broadway the Sa
loon the Saloon, which ventilated
from the sides. be enclosed at
THE TRULY WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY
IN THREE ENTERTAINMENTS.
10 Tight Rope by the whole Rave Family. -kI
aIhe Evenings entertainments will commence with
A GRAND NATIONAL OVERTURE.
After which the wonderful Ra,e Family will go through
their tleg ant and graceful evolutons on the
TIGHT ROPf,
Immediately after which
Madame PToche Giubtlsi toW introduce the ceie-
ebrated Dance from The Maid
Assisted by Miss Kerr aud the ladies the corps ballet
After which the Tableau Vvant, entitled
THE PUN CLUB,
Characters by the whole Of the Kavel Family assisted by
0-An nermsson Of IN hour between the pieces for
promenade. Rre shnets of the choicest had
IN the Promenade Sale; s nyl a Apecrssi
conclude G Msle IN iM oNqs2TRE .E'""e Oh the
The Green Monster lose ave the sorcerers Jo
sePh Ravei The White Cent? staierdj Grad Priest,
The White knight, Antoine Ravel; Ckevslier Ma
roc, Francois Ravel Chevslier lie Grand, le-
ON kavel; Harlequin, Gabriel Rayel; Land
lady, Nine A Rayel; RosaIie, Miss
Kerr; Gertrude. Nine Jerome,
Landlord Montgomery; Doctor
Clark; Pie Man, Lyvere.
- Omnbusses will to and from the Gards during the
evening.
Tickets so cents each.
{- W. NIBLO has the pleasure of informing his pa
nights with the celebrated Mr. BROWNE who will appear
IN a succession Of novelties.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails:


Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonngton,
daily, except Sundays. A. NJ 81 p NJ
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
daily except Sundays. p NJ IN.
Easterv Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
mOr.ing, closes Saturday .......... p. NJ.
Eastern Way Mail via Harlem Westminster,
Norwalk, &c. daily except Sundays.... PM A. NJ.
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
Southern Mall through to New Orleans,
daily ..,.,.......... ..........iil PM 81 p. NJ.
Western Mail. daily .................lll 81 p
Northern Mail daily. ........... An 81 IN.
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. 81 PM M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Bark Nortsland, from Bremen, to + * L Pope.
General Record.


Bark Nortsland from Bremen, to f & I Pope.
General Record.
Ship Repu6liean-The Columb., arrived yesterday from
brought part Of the cargo and eight passengers
siesr Ysn%@Gspi Miller, Fl sIocp Willard, of Providence
% lost s% o . Sa I'D es
which some distance ased Of her She is !. ah9%;
the VEINS lad quantity specie on board when wrecked
s 5."s n fsd s SSr.
brig Taes" at Phadslpha left the Straits of Gibraltar
GG"s SSr r -. a o S"STt rsSs
aud others the ship Every effort smother
out burnt waters edge About $1,000 OIL
$3.50 worth Of Sails rigging gear &c saved $4,000 injured
.sis jSsa ADAMS Md You Ssss sssSoo,, TSiadsi
phs % ,bs s ssp NfGe Ma,
r9s Gorps and her Colonel coud Head Quar-
eat Colonel r. Wainwright, supts recruiting service,
Nisors and It. co.'s By brevst $ Miller, com'sg NJ Q At
navy navy Yard freeman Sa so%ns H. GSsrsscsn Mass
Neyy 1nsS
- E9sp %a'tr ssft':
1stSs ST Eis sS Mean
eom%g NYrk Rsndszrous; BSeToori, on leave
80 i'''"''P"'"' ~ s' VS. ' - "
p'ursa T ;,.n.. 7 r. WILLIAMS cou,no NJ n Pensacola
Nayv YarJ Edson attached To- The Qiarerm,.ters de
=, noson, pamJal,b Ora.gs 90 vi n n II y,
20 on ,s' gn =, p Wnp 20 Vs. l. G Hardy
Qrs on duty in Paymast.r. Dep q Lindsay, Asst Quar-.
ermaster Philadelphia Carter H. Qrs on duty IN Sr;
Masters Department; eynods, Head Quarters; AL
duty at NJ. b. Phadephis; T 4 Watkins, attached to
Quartermaser's Dept NJ Il. Brooklyn N1:F Armistead
Portsmouth, Va Sick " Terrett. schr tlirti starr
Norfolk Va acting Asst q. Nj Waldron on duty at
B. Bro 1kyn NY; w Lang do: q w Robbins, do Zeiiin
do at Charlestown Mas Baker, on leave, Orange Frank
lin co Mass H Gillesp duty at NJ b Head quarters
Brooke do al PhIadelphi Rich frgate Constitu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

The Norfolk Beacon has the following paragraph.
No intimation OF the kind has reached us direct
from Washington -
We learn that a letter has been received in town
from Washington, which states that Mr. Poinsett
took charge ofthe Navy Department ON Wedne sday,
and that Col Benton would enter Immediately on
the duties of the War Department vacated by Mr..
Poinsett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
lmpOrtatlOas.

LEnpooL-Per Cambridge-ls5 ingots tin Sifk ken Iron
sides Co.'S cs II Vaaud-s Hals-2 I Stewart 4 CO.
&c Amory, Leeds Goa Oakeys Robipsonl4 Hutchin-
son-s bales Chamberlain X Lawrepce-i w Watson-l box
Smith. Thurgar Colo bales Gihon Cos CASTOR <
Hodges45 w Whitehead-3 cs x w ado-22 bxs Godfry
Psterson-i L-pey-i bale q White-is cs boxes
Laifans BILL Clark Coz Tones Son2 Porter,
stewart Co.'S Goodhn, Coal Rsss Brothers X GoT2
Il Col es w Bend-I Gelston, Ladd Col Moore Ba.
ker-i0A Wiletts-5 II Tobiss-l bale w w hester
chronometev Fellows, Wadsworth Col25 tons coal $40
SKIS salt II Mshal-3 crates IS bags nails bd % casks to
order.
SAvANN.H-Per e. u Loraar-l5 casks rio. T. Margan-ao
Durham Dmon-34 bales cotton Brown Brothers Co.'s
Jas Shspter-5 cks5 bbs oil II Leonardo pipe gin
hf pipes brandy u VOL e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

A1J- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr Stephens respectaple
actor and unexceptonable stage ms hrs
benefit the Chatham this evening Stevens has gwen sa
tsacon and made himself popular with the pubic by ms
strict attention business and doubt viii be greeted
with full house this evening nautical drama called
Ny Poll and My Partner joe Bombastes Furioso ahd ,e
Maid of Crossev constitute the bill OF performance MRS
stephens appears on this Mary Rosebud, Mrs
Thorne a. Abagal Hodfast and Teresa; Mr. stevens as
Harry Hay ara and Sergeant Ausertk, ana the LiPu'
tan Wonder Master Stevens as Bombasles uTloso'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Passengers Arrived.

sAvAss.HnByfg G Lqmg-Liest Simpson, y sA; and
lady Lieut. Darling, USA lady and children Mrs Minis,
child aud servants Henry hof lady, children AMI servant
Messrs Wight q Matthews, Henry Tuft, w Crane,
Boulder, Romus-i0 in steerage.
CaARLhsrosI1Ship Saton,Mrs Gllchris Miss and Mas
children and nurse, Miss Fay Ms Fsneon and child Mr.
West Miss Master West Mr. Bradford and Hessr
Geo Cuyne, # White Hewlett, L Hewlett Jas Foster,
WIN Houston, q w Somerindyke.
MATASzAs-Brig Empire-Messrs I Pope, Archibald, w
Josephson
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

Cpox CRENApA.-We have advices Of another
revolution IN that province under the old leaders OIL
former revolts, Moguera and Espana, their object
being to join the province of Paste to Ecuador 10
Ter had marched to the frontiers. The Minister of
Grenada had demonstrated against this last step.
General Obando was in prison as the supposed muir
derer of General Lucrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

FIRST ARRIVAL OF LEAD FROM THE Usage
CoUSTRY.-The steamer p ocahontas, which arrived
ST. Louis the 23d ult from jefferson city, had
two hundred and twenty-seven pigs of lead on
board. We learn that this lead was dug up on the
borders of thr Usage river, and is the first and emily
shipment ever brought from that section OF the
State
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Cattle Market.

Beasts still continue without change in price, demand
quantity quality. There plenty Of every kind in
market this morning.
Beeves averaged about six dollars and cents
per hundred weight Prices ranged from six to eight
dollars.
Sixty cows and calves sold at twenty to forty
eight dollars head.
About thousand sheep end lambs were taken by the
butchers at ten to forty shags hundred and
thirty.eigh were sold at the lower Bulls Head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
BY EXPRESS.

The inland trade between Missouri and Mexico
appears TO be prosecuted with activity. few days
ago a wagon arrived at St. Louis from chihuahua,
with $50, 900 in bullion and coin. The wagon left
Chihuahua the 18th OF March last, in company
with about forty others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

e1z- VAuxHALL GARpENs.-Tonight is the last OF Dia
mond,s engagement The extraordinary performances OF
last ev ening are be repeated, and will ensure full
house We know of no more pleasant place oil spending
simmer evening than at Vauxhall The Gardens are a
performances are unsurpassed and the re-
treshments O. X.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

SALES OF STOCKS AT PHLApELPHIA YESTERDAY.
$500 mington Rk Loan SIS 1912 95 $1,000 state SIS 1906 S5
$500 Sta SIS 1853 sshas Bank II: IS do III SO do
at sight l03t.
Second Board Ss 'urday
SO shas Girard Bank 3sl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
Died.

On Monday morning, the 3D. Instant Of consumption, Mr.
John Newman.
His friends acquaintance respectfully invited to at
funeral this O'Clock, from his late
Dance Monroe street, without further invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

dans navy abroad and at home the army the civil
list sc &C. This keep up constant circulation OF
specie that will prevent expansion, and promote stability
| in he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
PARK THEATRE X,

% The public respectfully informed that this Theatre
" i'll open for the season MONDAY EVENING August
10th, on ~hich occasion MAD'sELLE FANNY ELSsLER
Will Seats for her nights performance be taken
at the Box Office day ill the opening ofhe Theatre,
from 10 O'Clock a. NJ to 3 2. Nj.
g3-A limited number of tickets can be procsred
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

M RTANT
G. O M NJ u \ | G. A II | ON.
DR ROGERS requests say that he has practced
- dlcne stefan for tricty years During this long
period OF his practice he has made kinds
medes Cor colds hnasnsss and that dis essng complaint the
whOopng cohgh and he believes with
clans generally: aud after ALL he finds successful
PEASE'S CLARIFIED Essence of HOREIIOUND CAN
DY, and recommends u To be universally used.
II is sold At IS Division at al tuss-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
REMOVAL.

R EVANS removed Peck slip continues his improved
Dpraeee usual Those who have been treated
fully less experienced practitioners invited TO call
his oce Recent affections cured in few dys; old ohst
nate diseases mercuta complaints and such have been
.dered ncurabe eeciuiy cured by him Strangers should
be very particular to find No Peek sand the Old Doctor
they r-ay be deceived.
No connection with any other office. 4lt'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
LIFE sURED FOR
II w O ID O l. l. A X s

NEw YORK, June "a, 1870.
To Messrs, .. Pease 4 SON, IS Division street:
IlEAR sIRS-My wife was lying at deaths door and
~ supposed that she had the she resorted
remedies, without experiencing relief AT the earn
solicitation of friend she made Your
fed Esene. Of Horehound and although her complaint bs
fled the skill OF eminent dollars worth Of this
invaluable compound perrmd and radical
ia two weeks. J. II. MORE, $40 Greenwich ~
To Messrs J. Pease & Son, Is Division street;
My vile was lying az deaths door in the last
sumption; he- pronounced hopeless BIZ
eminent physicians her friends haa an hopes Of
little expecting TO her rise from that
death. But u fated otherwise friend Of called To
induced 90 make trial of tla6ed orehouud
Candy. tels him thought twas useless but after repea
his request At last that she should make ti Of ia
She did try and the effects uRspeakab We thought
was the benign influence ofsome guardian spirit instead
Pease's Horehound Candy
viii everbc under lasting obligation 20 you-more than
repay yoa cr. You csn publish this and let the
world know what atruy wonderful Candy has
formed Any person dorbng the truth obedsn
want call al my residence, and wife
JOSEPH SUDEN. 20 Avenue n.
Or call at J. PEAsE SONS, IS Division street and
my certificate al linus
ROOM. With Without Board, be had in private
n family in Liberty street for or two gentlemen
pc 10 the Office Of this paYer Terms moderate Refer
ences exchanged AZ iwis
AZ DUROGER, will please call at the Herald Office.
wi. II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

PAUL. d LLOYD, Auctirneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO, SEWN, NcCOR-
Il. MICK will sell this day. 6th Avenue I'd door above
18th handsome assortment OFF consisting Of
AMI elegant Piano Forte Sofas and center Tables, Look
Glasses mshogn Chars rocking do French Redteads
Bed Bedding dressing Bureaus psn do, work tables wash
stands oil cloths glass Also the Kitchen
Furniture, with which the s,le will commence aIi'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
..Is. .t the stock Exchange

Sales at the Second Board.
50 shas u s Bank s3d SO do Am Trust n
50 do do thw s5l SO do do $40 26I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

TRUTH sCORNs ALL KINDS OF EQU1YOCATI0N.
1T u eight years since Hunters Red Drop was first
r,Ss public and out % thousands Of INST has JAILED
where the directions have been attended which Simple
Hundreds Of matsr and counterfetrs have sprung ~ hut
outliyes all their base attempts u se daily 70 ne
the only prompt permanent, and innocent cures AZ persons
Tho ctvcsed To all kinds of advertised medcints snd are
obliged last 10 IT, Acknowledge aer w
spending hundred Of dollars q per wat ~,
Agences-i2 Exchange street BuHsloi y. ~ StanWlN hal
Maiden lane, Albany. N.Y. q Portland street three 9
IRON sudbury Boston Mas- North Slvh street f1lae
phia. Pa 81 state charleston, y e.; herson street.
door above Fourth Theatre, Louistte, Nv
Principal Division street N v. W. ms
THE GLOBE BANK The ten day netes OF the nstitu.
ton al par the counter Of the Bank No ~
Wall street.
nyai smips. ID. DAY, Jahier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

DOCTOR GLovERls consulted a. usual at ma
M Office. His practical experience, and ms
XIX chemical experiments have enabled him to Introduce
fD~ ints his practice several articles which
IN prompt curing those diseasesto which he devote,
his attention.
Dr. a. that he has received regular .a
.dpcs and has devoted ss attention for the last
select branch Of his profession Has office Is No
Private third door from the Mu
through an entry with lamp al the Office door
~ B-The Doctor keep general assorm ent OF Trsses
ssd supsasory Bandagss which adssted and appd
above.
sHs celebrated ElSr may be had at his store. Pric.
dsllar. Jew
ID OOMsA few Gentlemen can have neatly furnished rooms
IN ~ applying al No 10 Park Piece.
Y. y. Brsaklau can he had, " desired. jyi7 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
IMPOR TANT
G. O M Nj u n | G. A II 10 N.

= -. NEW HORk, February "a, 1870
DEAR slR The duty Of my profession has exposed inc
- to colds, asthma, and other monte complaints In
edent TO this gnccras climate have been deprived the
81 prcaeh-g by hosness aud should st be had
not used your Medicaed Candy tried II Cor times
aud find my lungs healed my appetite improved my
voice clear constitution evidently imp owed there.
fore have no hesitation In adding the
mary who have experienced ih efficiency Of Clarified
Essence Of Horeh0uad.
imsf Rev, j. d.. HART. Pea al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

schr American Coaster Jones from Washington NC, with
naval stores
Schr Thomas Wynn, Cromlord, from Washington, NC,
naval stores. -
schr Caroline, Shorts, days from Virginia with wood to
MASTER
schr Asher Havens, Bishop, from Virginia. with wood to
master.
chr Director Posts days from Virginia with wood to the
m raster.
sch Gange Howes days from CALAIS, Me- with lumber,
To Smith Boyntou.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
DR.. ELLIOTT,
oCULIsT AND oPHTHALMlC SURGEON

oCULIsT AND oPHTHALMlC SURGEON
2el Brsad,rgV, entrance in U0rren sf' eet,
Confines his practice to
Diseases Of the Eye g. Opthdimic Surgery in general
mr. ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange.
- mens enabled TO Laye separate apartments for the DIFF
ferent classes Of patients who visit his Office.
DIR. WESTMACOTT will be w attcp lance every day
Sundays cepted and on Dr. Eots patients during his
absence.
The roor by the basement They will be required
10 pay for medicine onhp.
ksrIcIL EyEs, of superior quality prepared IN tari,
(iora drswngs warranted 90 resemble the natural
ey, appearance and motions thereby avoiding the possibility
% detectinn
ofEce hours from 10 10 s o'clock myqs insy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
lEKyNHX HIKS

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY.
vi SClAN OF NEW YORK having just received large
quantity Of herps essential oils Europe not to
be obtained in this country will be able those diseases
which have bafed the skill of the most eminent ply
Mrs. MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases incident the human frame and especially the
oowng rheumatism ofhewover long standng tic doloreux
govt contraction palsy partly sed limbs decline consumP
on humors, scrofua salt rheum kings evil canker ring
worms catarh, scaldhead dyspepsia, debility spinal atec
complaint hemorrhod, and female weaknesses
fits offalling sickness, and other Diseases.
No mercury mineral OF kind used Any females a
boring under weaknesses consult Mrs aloiI
until T. NJ at her residence 9 Spring street. Swes sdt OF
Broadway. Al letters rom the country tpost pad promptly
at.ndedo Medicines forwarded to all parts OF the United
stat.s. D2Osn
klK FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE of 9Th Augusta
NR few cabin, second cabin aud seerage passengers,
$ee.be comfortably accommodated with passage on mo-
derae the well kpawn racket ship ORPHtUs, Capt
Cole which will sail for Liyruoe Tuesday, the Attn An
gust Fer terms apply to the Captain board foot Of Peck
alt' ROCHE, BROTHERS CO 81 South st.
SEN WANTED vMEDIATELY-A couple of fast
MIRA sailing handsome built Sch Sloops, with
cabins and pen She from Is To 90 tons
Of The Inland Lakes of this State will be they
he Of light draft ofwater.
Wanted 4so coed hand Club Boat with oars sc
complete Address No. "a Battery Hotel s3
no CERTIFICATES OF DEPOsITE NORTH AME
RICAN TRUST COMPANY
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK NorEs,
INDIAN, STATE SCRIP,
ILLINOIS
Arkansas BANK NorEs-Doughtat
". sIsTARE's,
jyl5 Owls Exchange Office ~ Wall street