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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION. per
ormci hy DIR SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
or PRUNUS VIRGINIA. q. WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE, Of Lancaster county. Pa. entirely
cured OF the above disease His symptoms chilli
ncs succeeded by hCat, low Of spirits. salt an
MS mouth. dry o,ugi, great oppression in ihc breast
loss of appetite, frequent splitting aud coughing up
icothy and orid blood Ai.or using bottles of the
above syrup the cough ceased, the body began 10
strengthen and by using two bottles all these dis
agreeable feelings were removed lie is now en-, or.
ing perfect health, to the astogishment Of all his
friends
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

NAI lilSkEl % barrels of Whiskey; barrels of
Wv pure peach brandy. on consignment. and for
ie by janis JACOB e. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
w r. Tyson

nISSoLUTIoN OF CoPARrNERSIlIp-Tb,
- co-ParincrshP heretofore existing between ~,
Dorsey and VIM. Il. Tyson. under the style OF Dorsc
X Tyson was Dissolved by mutual consent on the 6tl
day OF December. 1889. The business Of tic lai,
firm will be settled b. the OF both pare.
dec Sit ELY DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13

Principal Office. ! 9 North E.eh'h street. Pdfgdci-
phil; Pittsburgh Cfcc, No 81 81 Clair street, ucs'
door 10 thc Allegheny bridge whore this inva!uJni,
medicine may ALWAYS bc found. Also for sale 81 t.C
Book Store of John Fisher, Wheeling. Va
nov 5-Iv
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
N Office
EcHCian0 Hotel.
JACKSON. LA.

JACKSON, LA.
VEVtllS establishment is now opened
M for the accommodation of the
public, under the superintendcnce
of the Undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fur.
nished, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boarders.
Extensive stables arc attached nm
der the charge of an attentive ostlcr
And every facility for the satisfactory
management of this department is pro
vided. P'0
The table will be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls. and
parties ofpleasure may be entertained
on the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcba
scd and is entirely under the control or
the present proprietor, whose best ex-
crtions are rendered to build IN Che
credit OF the house, and make il in ey-
cry respect, worthy the patronage Of a
liberal and generous community.
"A. STONE.
Jackson, July Ia, 1888. oft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

IRE are only tDs sorts Of government, me Of
'"a tae &ssr oceT the peoxs;--loe haze stsOrn 10
euPp1T tte t0rasr gai OPPOSE ihe Latter.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
THRNe.

The PpIEY WOODS PLANTER is publish
cd weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
.D0LLARSper annum in advance, or SIX DOL
LARS at the expiration Ct the year All paw
msnts made IN tho fret three moaths viii 6o
onsidersd As in advance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

These rates are approXimating equality in conse
quence Of a demand for Southern funds
There great number Of small capitalists in dier-
cnt parts of the country consisting of widows, orphans,
farmers and retired men business whose means are in
vested banking institutions greater part OF this cap-
tai is the accumulation Of years of toll and trugay-the
savings of those who have spent life of industry
independence in old age The greater part oil
these people but little acquainted with the manner IN
which the banks Of which they joint owners are ma
nago AMI nay too little attention TO the character OF the
people entrusted with their management AMI are too apt
TO vote or enrust their proxies according TO the dictate
of persons Who from interested motives strive to concen
trae the power in the hands vf designing Cashier In
trigues Of this nature movn. cause for bank inhs
ton and endcavors raise the dividends to obtain popu
lary are in many the Of subsequent losses
which oblige the bank to pass or two dividends
In order to recover the stock In these cases il not
unfrequently happens that the friends Of the mis-
managing occr have warning in season, 10 dispose OF
their interest the expense Of an innocent and con-
ding third person. who buys when the stock apparent
ly is the best in the Market but, to his surprise, hnds
dcprecate 10 or 20 per cent his hands, ami IS notified
that consequence Of losses sustained by the bank the
directors have come the conclusion that will he for
the Ultimate benefit Of ne stockholders pass the diridend"
Now we will venture say that investigation will
be found that every these losses have arisen from
Investments in the stocks Of other banking institutions
The rage banking has been such that institutions have
found profitable TO invest in bank than
70 discount mercantile paper The capital Of the ndusri'
Gus classes this vicinity which has been subscribed to
institutions in this city and Philadelphia to do Legitimate
business has without their consent been loaned
40 individuals to DO gambling business, pledge of
southwestern speculative stocks The spcculaons fail
ing the loss upon those whose funds have been
msarplied It is these abuses Of the banking system
which are the causes Of the evils which the public suffer
from II.
One Of the principle arguments used infavor Of extend
ing Bank capital and multiplying the quantity Of the cir.
eua,inr medium the notion that the occasional pres
sures in the market arise from real scarcity Of money
n VIC refer back to history Of the past shall find
that money has deprecated nearly 100 per cent, ms
measured by the value of wheat The following is a
table Of prices OF wheat in England averaged every ten
years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
f56,7s4,sTl

Here we find all the capital put afoat by the cancel
ling the English debt quickly absorbed in foreign
loans Since that period the has been increasing
and sjooOooo has been invested in this country besides
vast additional Foreign debts. Foreign loans bearing
high interest," have become favorites in England, owing
purity to the depreciation of money, which causes GOV
eminent annuity be worth tually less than before
the American An annuity of 10000 now is worth
no more than 10000 was sixty years ago. The continual
ton of this depreciation in the of time, ney
tably ruin large majority of the annuitants This pro.
ofdeprecstion went through all its stages with great
rapdy in FraAce during the existence of the assgnas
In 1890, 10000 vres a'sgnats worth within per
cent ofher face in spese in 1896 the whole scarcely
worth franc. The utter ruin brought upon France
by that paper has left adherence Of paper
it is very difficult to overcome
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

This embraces period Of $50 years. and sufficiently
long avoid the influences Of and short crops upon
the prices From 1920 To sl5 prices ruled very high
ing the suspension Of the Bank during the Of the
French revolution and the ofhe empire After the
SUMPTION the great spccustions, which exploded 1925
affected the prices. We may then estimate that money
90 per cent cheaper now, compared with wheat than
was rrcvous TO the American revolution Another test
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
NO. 9 PECK SLIP.

NJ PO n AN T MEDICA NOTICE.
REMOVABLE JOS. EVANS. lately retsi ned from the
Ssouh (and being deprived of his old sand has
Office at No Peek slip nearly opposite his old one he
solcits his old trends aud as many possible to cal
him. when conhdeutl medical aid eQured DR. Evans
ing regularly educated and having had experience for
kan forty In extensive no stss
practice, has frequently performed binary
others have failed even when they have been expelled tn
hospitals incurabe The doctor by going south
ed Information that will enable HIM rerect
short time He has with No "a or any
other store in out of the city
N.B-DOn't mis- AXE No. and find the old
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Provision Market.

Vegetables very plenty. Sweet Potatoes and Corn
are abundant and cheap.
Meats little cheaper this week, owing wholly to
the hot weaher-thermometer 20 in the shade-as the
butchers do lack the will to keep the prices to the
highcs, point Meat must be sold OF it will SPOIL The high
price falls extremely heavy hundreds Of poor
widows who keep boarding houses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
DIscovERY-The author OF Junius has again been
discovered. This is the twenty-third time

90 CHATHAM THrATRE,-The performances ior .i >
evening jndicously selected, and present nd
combination Of attraction, which cannot be SURPASSED
must draw an overwhelming house. The beautl,ui dla
ma OF the Forty Thieves Philip Quart ana ms nohes
Master Wood whose performance is alone worm te price
of admission as the Monkey and the highly popular our
etta of Tom and jerry which is better played ny ne
cellent company of this establishment than can ne AT
any other theatre in the Union In addition 10 TINS I'M
mense attraction the inmitahle Master Diamond VII go
through his popular negro dances assisted ny "hoA'
with songs and music on the BANJO
M V.uxu.II GARpENs-Tonight is for the benefit Of
Master White the Canadian Wizard and his last appear
ance He PRODUCES some the most wonderful and eN
traordnary tricks ever Witnessed among wniun ne a.
lows any person to bring his load and discharge
it. and Master White will catch the ball in his teeth =
Diamond Whock, Miss Kean, Miss Clementine, Gard
ner and pupil and the whole company appear. A won
derfnl bill for two shslllngs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

Steareus
TShs
kcssa Pa sS sRR sh
mond.
Ship Mogu Gallagher from Liverpool 2sth Barclay
ay sS o1 GOAL II Joseph
g in fore topsa steering sOib, spoke Psin Of
shr Albert with 6s6 bound Boston; isth, brig Maria
Hamburg bark Julia, Dfewes So days from Hamburg, with
Bark Harmony Grach 81 days from ottenbprs, with 800
tons tons ,U% Co. Aug lat 40 spoke
Br brig Kate, Wiiam days from Galway with 200 tons
iy'yssletdsy 10 DAVIS Brooks
Collector, for NYOrk, days; brig Virginia passed through
Joseph Hanhey Pddon II days from St Marks, with
Scar Napoleon, Faley, days swansboro NC, naval
General Record.
made BY Capt Brenhoim of the Mary Avrrrom King
of Cape Antonio kept after twenty hours which
csa 2S Of Ste
@ % I'd % 81 S d M il
61s sS P.cv.d d be ssh with .op.s Of about
house iSsfs about s' "1n
% s Ell she %hsa a a an ,nS not
and consult for about haf hours she then alongside
A. Y e
helm down. ingsg the two vessels together and
man standing the bow with stout line. Capt obser,
S % o Witch sf ae ets
S w5s Of sssas isy
s t. % newly % S bottom up was fallen with "a May
Te5gn NqrgEI he Teran sshr San .nono, having been
She by he s %s to Ta%pso on the I'd inst " %
spoken.
Russia from Mobile fo Liverpool, Aug lat IS Ion 81
Indiana from Texas for NYork about Aug lat "a 90 lon
SgoTi from Norfolk for St Marks, Aug IS, la,
wssp,sssd New York packet hip standing F. showing
fore . Probably the Danore Fua s hsne. o n
Havr,-Aug IA, lat - 30 ,lor 40.
United States Ports.
BsIs -, Sh,: SS, Ballard Rr ch. Thomas,
Pe%4r.sS S" sea AHs Ssis Ad'
GLoUcrsrER Aug r-ar Legislator New York; sid Hud-
ssITm, Aug Is-e'd Warsaw, NYorl.
sSE mug Emily pS Wider S'a Mystic Churchill
pRoylDrseE, Aug ,s-Hrr Merchant Elizabeth City, NC;
NKwrosr Aug is-ar recumseh, Child NYork for Proy.
dene'.
pool nth Julyhe NJ crossed the Banks 10 days
ST Ss' an ~ s % wf
smss,sd and put into NYork !. distress cd Am-,hyst
ySi, sSSiTs Mary s'i bt S5
Ssa fS s.'s m,;
sR A ESss 'a N'"po
BALTIMORE, Aug lsarr Ocean, Liverpool; Chic, Bremen
olchis, Havre Ann Parker al River; Post Boy Kelly
York; Bergen Latoure.te do; Traffic do; Tom Wood
Baker do xamund roVaence Berry Boston cid Shake
pesre Eoxwel, Port Prime; goth cid Ulysses Amsedam
arr w r Jester, Boston; Glcas,r, Salem
NoRreLk Aug is-arr julia. Nfork; roeomoks, DO; Wash
ngon Stoningion; GALAXY Providence; Grand Island Boston,
Herald Ner burr port, Union, Nantucket 10 HAMPTON Roads,
i FssI and
seawes Point among which bars three hgs
put account of adverse winds The Robt Morris from
Liverpool has gone up ia res River.
a AE s i zsSs .' Of Mai. a arr Wilson
Fuller. NYork
MoHfLr, Aug i9cd Pontiac, Havre; Concorla do; Heller
Jane M rpoe United Kingdom, Quebec; souihernor Ii
serpoo PscoIus Keunar1 NYUrk tochico Fierce, Boston
Nrw OELE,rs, Aug LIAR Ann Mary Ana, Portsmouth.
l II; Henry Newa l. Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Arrival and Departure OF the Malls.
Passengers Arrived.
TUREs IsLsrD-Scbr Elizabeth q Esiher-Mr Gill.
lamentations.

HsMevFe-Pe Per Julia-s c. Wolf y Heuriehs-i f Icon &
CO-u bbs y Stocren-4 q NJ Sanls-3c &c Hoberus o.
yle-I rogar Kneeland-l MI nj ~ eeiers lecchcs
J ,llqy c. IS &c glass do mdz Tuuis- o r..
ood Col BIZ A w Hal ock-i Naming. Ccster Co
10 Metz lle-s Krsemer Co-iogo degins = Gl,im
90 WI helhausrn Achilles ID N hmilts %fn
Co.'s tons 1al 1901 bds willow 50 casks wine do mdz
orkr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
yAPOR BATHS.

VAPO X BA Il 8.
7 p CARROLL's Old ESTABLISHED MEDICA-
y. TED VAfOR BATHS removed from 40 John street
TO S2s broadway opposite the City Hospital and
readiness to receive visitors No paine has been spared Ct
them make them pabe both the ladies'
gentenens department Mrs C. hopes by her unweari
ed exerons 10 merit of the patronage IF the
faculty and pubic which has been
ment for the last fifteen The baths open
O'Clock the morning till nisc night Also, baths
and showerbs Portable baths to part the city
Or Brookys al i've minutes notice Private with baths
by the day week, or month. my8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

This actually amounts to about ofths
than the paid by the lenders in consequence
ofhe agreeing pay larger principal rather
than pay higher rate of interest According to the
depreciation of the value of money, above described
the actual burhen of the debt is not nearly large is
apparently the Thus the interest the whole debt
present is fa7 565356 if paid in wheat present prices
it would require 39 qr if paid in wheat the
age price of the 18th century, would require s2s7s
qrs, if paid in labor, would require days labor in
the roporon Hence it is evident, that if money
had greatly depreciaed the interest of the debt
England could not be paid and she would be bankrupt
The accumulation of capital in England very rapid
partly owing to this depreciation of money As fast
public debt has been cancelled it has sought other chan
nels for investment and has gone the Kingdom The
return shows that from 1917 1885, f5s 900
were cancelled. This was employed as follows -
FOREIGN LOANS CONTRACTED ENGLAND, ALSO THE WAR
PRICE CONTRACT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
SORE NIPPLES.

SORE NIPPLES.
SHEkMAN's PAFIi,LARY OIL cures III. worst cases
- whou, taking the chd rom tbs breast When such doc
tors Mott Chescman, Rodgers aud others of extensive
practice reeommsndi who viii douhtits ofeacyf
Mrs. NkMSFN hag bees n nurse for 10 and
remedy equal to it, She Las ever s,rtv
without failing and from her
fed ri IT, great worth. sh. nds u to all.
Mrs. CROSBY, Of the oldest and ed
the ctty, she thing
's has cured many where aother 70
neolcsfateo.
The Rev P. SMITH ssys,t curedhis wife after
weeks suffering, and thing
Doctors Nandenbuh. Brown. Omstock. Weed and
raj others ofosr most gushed with
the and recommend uNariaby their
pracee sed A. IOs Nassau street door ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

MONEY MARK EFT.
Friday, Aug. 21--6 p. M.

The stock market has been less animated today, ana
prices have receded in instances. United states
Bank declined per cent Delaware and Hudson I, New
JERSEY Railroad improved per cent, soningtoa per
cent.
The following sales of State Stocks have been made in
this city, Boston and Philadelphia:
1T Sales. Dcscri9,n. Rate Of Interet Price.
Boston, 1000 Alabama, per cent stock 6oper cent
Philadeph. 900 Tennessee d" 1870 70
1000 4" 1870 ia
1000 Lehigh, lSH 93
N. York. 5000 Indiana, 70
We again caution country readers against the
post notes by banks in this city, those
of the Globe Bank" The Wall street Express" has
ken this its wing That paper is the general
organ for shnpaster companies from the u g. Bank down
Some time since took occasion to warn the public
against the farmers Bank of Seneca County In conse
ouence of our warning the Wall street Courier pulled the
bank and its cashier Fenton. few weeks AFTER the
bank exploded innocent people lost many thousand
dollars by it, has been rightly said OF certain class OF
brokers' and their organs in Wall street, that they would
risk the country and the welfare of the community for
commission of Aper cent.
The cotton market which has been dull since the arr
val of the steam has been animated to-day at
former prices.
There was arrival of specie at New Orleans on tho
18th inst. from Tampco OF Slo6sl7
In domestic exchanges there has been little i'm
provement during the week The following are the cur
rent rates:
CunRrsr RATES OF BASk NorEs AID Domestic BILLS,
Bgnk Notes. EIchoHge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

DRowSEp.- Two Germans were drowned in Phil
adelphia, on Thursday, while bathing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

D3- AT the recent Wing celebration at benning-
ton, Vermont. there were from lO,o0O to iz,Oo per-
sons present. The procession was several miles IN
length In il was a log cabin. drawn by twenty hve
yoke Of oxen. A principal attraction was wagon
Containing nearly one hundred ladies, and drawn by
twelve horses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

In the southern ports there is corresponding improve
men in the of bills The following were the rates
Of sterling bills:
Bills NEw YoEK, rHE RATE OF srSeE AT rhE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
ID . G. L . X B f. l. L.

DR. BELL notifies the public that he may consulted at his
Omcs, 20 No. l. Courtlandt street, doors from
Broadway, with the utmost confidence all Decse Diseases
req az prompt and safe treatmentBting regular
TONER patients may rely receiving all the attention
cases demsnd with of "A sful
based upon hs eterenee Of many professional u
ties Dr. Bell does net advertise Specific drop, ,
the cure OF certain but all that
medical and chemical suggest each case S
parae Offices Attendance from o'clock A. M ill 10 NJ,
a2l-5te
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

WANTED-A situation as general servant. by a woman
w lately arrived from Europe. Also, by young girl four
teen years Of childs Apply at 81 Soath st. up
stairs AL w
IRISH BLACK MARBLE.-geo tons very superior Black
Marble selected expressly for this msketcargo Of B brig
Kse, from Galway Landing at foot of Montgomery ST. h.
Fer sale by PEkSSr. X BROOKS,
AL No. 81 Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

mencement of Yale College, that of l.. l.. d., on
Junius Smith, Esq of Lsndon, This degree las been
conferred upon him graduate of the venerable
Yale and in honor of his being one OF the earliest
projectors of Atlantic steam navigation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
xSOO REwARo.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE

&SO0 REWARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
RcOO For the Of an
lagous complaints OF the organs Degeneration.
Ofa yet discovered for the above this
is the most certain.
Imakes speedy and cure, without the least
retion to diet, drink, change appcaop
business.
We give long quackish deceive the
public. f the medicine does speak itself
speak for IT, Our object is TO notify where il be had and
the proprietor chsl asnge tonorraa
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture of $500.
This dsease that unfortunately pervades all ranks
cetyhh low, rich and monsl and single. Their
presented with remedy by which they
selves without tine least exposure the shortest time pos
sble.
Further the disease be contracted desc of the
Mixture is taken al night going bed xposed
IL is put in bottles, with full directions
81 bottle. one bottle lasts asseek which generally cures
Many cured VA two days.
For sale only at Dr. VIM II. Minors Drug Store Ne 1873
Broadway, of Dey street trsnkln House New York
at Jones Hutchnsous of Chestnut and Seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Beware ofinitations. The genuine or'y as above.
a M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

the value of money the price of per cent consols,
which, 100 to the present tme have been as fol-
lows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

SkHtsO y SAxDENt
o. No bill received.
~ A5TOR HOUSE, July ls4o.
HE undersigned respectfully snncunce that the price
the Ladies Ordinary for each person. will he. 50 per day
Gentiemens Ordinary. .:...............
hldren under ~ ears, aud servants ........ -
fsrlors, with private t,ble, for each person..
And for the Paror used by the rsty extra
The sub scrhes ready TO make arrange with ~
miles fer the Winter, reasonable terms.
Single gentlemen accoDmosat ID with good by thu
year, or or thu ~inter season, III fair rates.
The Subscribers have been informed that hack drivers
reported "The Astor Hous. FULL when Il
These reports have been made FREQ emily inouce
To tc them.
We acknowledge. With gratitude, the liberal patronage -
slowed and nnfemtted
ALI iins BOfoEN, COLEMAN sTETsON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
PACKETS TO ARRIVE

PACKETS TO ARRIVE
LONDON.
Mediator, Champlin, July 90
yelling ton, Chadwick, Aug
LIvrEPanI.
South America, Bailey, July 0
HANRF
Charles Carroll, Lee, July a
Suily, Thompson, July 2s
CANTON.
London, Brace, April -
NEw oRLEANs.
Yazoo, Kingsbury, uuc.
ST. Mary, Foster, unc.
MOBILE.
Statlra, Babbidge, July rs
A. Hammond, Small, Aug /
CHARLFsToN.
Moses, Lovelsni unc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
cheap AND PLEASANT EXCURSION TO KEg.poRT

CHEAP AND PLEAsANT ENCYRslpN ITO KtGpo
xQ%e~l ~, The and splendid steamboat WAVE.
49, Captain Vanderbilt. w make sn excursion
IKE TO Key Port On SUNDAY NEXT, 2gJ inst
BY leaving the foot Robinson street AZ gOclock. ard White
hall at O'clock, landing the Telegraph, staten ISL
and and Fort milton. L. l. going and returning Leave
Key Port at 81 o'clock. r. allowing psss, ngers i've
hours for sea BATH al either OF the above places
~. B.1hs WAVE will leave fer the above landing every
day. saiura,v ersepied at O'Clock. A. NJ and leave Key
Port NJ O'clock Il. VI. On Saturday O'Clock 2. " and
THIS will Afford good opportunity OF tasg the
br.aze, a. the Wave Sandy Hook Bay. every
Fare 10 key Port and Losg ISLAND ccntsTo Staten h
and i2l cents. ass
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
sFvFNTEENTH WARD.

HARRISON AND REFoRM-A regular meeting orthe
II Seventeenth Wetd Tippccanoe Club Will take place at
d. Horizons Houston and Christie streets Monday
evsng eth clock Members requested 10
pu1ci- IN their attendance, business IT will he
acted toe ether with the for the fall campsign
Addresses from several distinguished wings, aud The leaders
Of The old raik and he ray u anteipaird aud the evening
will nc celebrated In their usual style The "a Ward Tpps.
canoe Club o the second District withhr band vii join IN
The Of he evening". Tho Cor mse appointed r..
delegations frum the different wards together
strangers Messrs Doct- Bouron Peter Pasr and The.
odore Tom esq Brother Tips and AL those Ca
Of rel ,rm viii receive .ariy welcome. BY order,
-. JOHN y. ADRlANCE, President,
Y. w. GREEN, 'esr'e'oeh"'
A. FISHER, e.-.-
JAMES III. KELLUM,S se"s'