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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

r. IRwINS CO, Members of the Royal COLLEGE Of SUR
eeons London continue TO be consulted on delicate DIS
eases in al their various stages, at their Office 4 fultonst
the commodious Of their
sons aborng under delicate complaints be treated with Sc
crecy and safety. go Al, - a,
violent venerea which have hitherto fallen unser Their
noce their treatment without has been most sue
eessu speedy They need not BY direct tn.
be attention. their superior practice IN those az
their reputation this city Is well known and respected ~
all who had occasion TO conhde in their honor strongly
nded females who IN the habit o using their
Deobstent Pills, that than two should takcn On
would be mothers DESTROYS TO avoid a prevsntfe can
be hadecent cured in two days Those who nave ne
ured Themselves bv and destructive habit can obtain
relief solvent security is al FRAT viii be required until cure
mall be effected Letters post yaid detailing the nature 81 the
complaint aud covering suitable fee VIII De immediately At
ended and medicines with fall dreoens TO the
tarties mylS I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON,

26l Broadlcay entrance in Warren street,
DISEASES OF T Tfn EYE z ra oSER2roNs THERE
Dr. Es office hours are from 10 to o'clock Monday Wed
nesday E,idsy ard on SATURDAY ,.,,,
cepted also DIR. Elotts patients during HIS absence.
The poorer class will be attended to from hslfpas to
n B. Dr. Elliott will remove on LIST May to ISL Broadwa,
Entrance In Warren street. my2Syis
MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY
WI SICAN OF NEW YORK, having just received large
quantity herbs roots and essential oils from not to
be obtained IN this country will be able to cure those diseases
Mrs. MOTT positively pledges herself to relieve all
disc to the human frame and especially the
foowing rheumatism hewover long standng tic dooreur
ton, humors, scrofua salt rheum, kings evil, canker,
caarrh, scaldhead, dyspepsia debility, spinal ahee
TONS nervous symptoms white swengs asthma, jaundice
liver hold, and female weaknesses
fits OF falling sickness, and other diseases.
No mineral of kind used Any females la
boring under various weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
until NJ at her residence lis Spring street. (wes side Of
Broadway Al letters from the country (post paid promptly
attended Medicines forwarded to an parts OF the United
States. api7 3m
NOTICEThe subscriber informs his friends and the pnb
~ lie that he has fitted in splendid style the five story
Courandt and Liberty street formerly known Nblos
Hotel The alterations and improvements which have lately
bees made to this establishment such he hopes VIII
give entire satisfaction to his friends and customers
The house Sud calculated to accommodate large
number The cOee-rooms and parlors bedrooms sitting
have been newly furnished and painted and provided
The bar will at all times be supplied with the choicest
sormen Of and liquors Of the sproved brands d.
recy from the importers and the ale from Of the most
The such that the does
NJ. BARTHOLOMEW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
;uRRENr RATES BANK NorEs AND Domestic BILLS
Bank Notes Exchange.

These rates show little last week
owing the fact that the amount Of southern bills offering
e market less The agents Of the southern banks
beug ste than the funds have north the price
consequently has improved At the SOUTH however the
rates and northern funds DO appear improve
The following is table of rates at the different points,
RATES OF STERLING Bills BILLS New York AND PRE-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
HUMAN HAIR.

GRANDJEAN'S MEDICINAL COMPOSITION,
THE only for Badness. Dandri Gray HAIR and all dis
eaes Of the Scalp, No. Barclay street two doors from
Broadway.
N B. All respectable physicians, ladies. and gentlemen
the city attest the meri, of the Composition.
All apothecaes, dg gists and country merchants
specully requested to their orders Immediately for
Grandeans Hair Composition if they wish prevent delay
SIS per Dozen my2l Inn
pARKER's COFFEE.RoOMs, IL JOHN STREET
The alterations the house being completed these old
established coffee again for the reception of
company.
The subscribe returning thanks for the liberal support
that he has heretofore received assures his customers
who patronized his brother that effort shall be want
his part to merit continuance Of their custom.
my2i at GEORGE PARKER, late ~ Dey St.
NEWSl NEWS! NEWSN-No. IL Peck slip.
DOCTOR JOSEPH EVANS, (the old doctor) is now al
home and permanently seated in his old stand wherein
fully invites all his old friends and solicits
public well Of the rspecabty of his medical edu
will be radically perfectly and expedousy cured of their
the fashion for OF yesterday BY dubbed
doctors to puff themselves of physicians of twenty
thirty standing and of great expeencesome of them
beadless boy who year two ago selling candy,
mendng shoes hawking the carts tall where
they ought to be STILL My friends will please to apply at No
IL Peck slip, where than been radically
and expeditousy cured Be not TO mistake the number
N. B. No connection with any other Office of the
cltX myS linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all eomplaints of 4, mr.;
waite nature emember, whatever other mrJ,cns ~
take e health and money thrown awayihat in time
this terrible but retrbuon Of xil
show itself in horrible form Then apply AT onc. H.
only absolute on earth, at Division Der vial For
particulars see ad yertlsemess outside. nan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

The gentlemen have been appointed commissioners
by the mother bank at Natchez:-
VIM. Wick and A. H. Arthur, for the Office in Vicksburg
X e. Hyatt and O. I. Dahgreen, Manchester.
w. c. Richards and +. 8. Hunt, - 4" Jackson
WE. Goodw in and Volney Stamps, 4" Port Gibson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

" ,OUO ERADICATOR FAILS TO CURE RE.
CENT CASE OF GONNORRlid.A,y generally, in less than
hours and when the disease has been long stand
ing medicine has been found eectua Fer sale the
Broadway and Chambers street. Dewr Church
and Chamsers H. 3d. s5o Bowery; Moss Grand and
Cannon; ga broadway; IS Sixth los Sixth
corner Carmine and Bedord Burue Canal street; A r.
Truro. ST. Johns New Brunswick. Price ST. mali 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

DIR. TAYLsR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr!-Ihe
ughy of this medicine has induced mposters
70 start and sse imitation OF the true and genl
remedy We brethren oil the lash
es limitations with scorpons tongue Our country readers
medicine is sold SIS Bowery. Beware ofthe frauds-Ed
ny23 d&w+ ... .-..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

pOARp-Two or three gentcn have neatly Furnish
ID ed with board BY applying INC O fers flace
az English aud Fr,nch spoken mySl In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
sales mt the stock Exchange.
State of Trade,

There fine business doing in cotton chiefly for export
Without charge in rates In flour notice change rates
Western held at 81 rs 81 The arrivals moderate.
III canal s doing good business The following the
quantities shipped since the opening from Buffalo =:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

This table shows increased depreciation of the local
rsncies at certain points, particularly Augusta and Mobile
where the discount the local bank notes much
ewing the dscredit attending the policy
Public opinion fast turning in favor Of immediate resump
Son and its force will such notwith
standing the nespun theories with which the Spectators and
their endeaor to support the nqsitous Of the
banks.
The given for suspension in Philadelphia last fall
that without trade must pershtha to sustain them
selves the banks would be obliged contract their
daton that immense depreciation in property
sary be the result This argument echoed all the
southern country and the and policy Of the
Banks denounced destructive What been the practical
result Of the months Of experience New York al
most overflow ing with idle capital and has been doing small
but healthy business while the general trade Of country
has been and PROSTATE The
brought the desired which predicted would
FROM The suspended banks have not increased their fae
tes the contrary they have largely cuaed their
rency. The following bank return indicates this
STATEMENT EXCHANGE BANK VfRaINIA ON THE
6rH MAY. 1870, AS COMPARED WITH 1sr JAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
Eronl Mau 10 7fh.
Provision Market.

Fish and vegetables plenty and than equal the
demand. These have caused another decline in il
the supplies of sad and salmon and vegetables continue
lower Fish plenty cheap that the consumption
thereof has increased wonderfully There appears plenty
of pame ali in mlrk FL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

ELIGIBLE COUNTRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, in one
- OF the most healthy and nter sting towns this state
of importing wholesale aud retail business may
esos. Satisfactory viii be given why the present
proprleors renquishng and ether particulars aPp
my22 Inn THOMAS PYNE, 2e5 Pearl st.
WHITE LINEN DRILLINGs for sale at low prices aud
myaasf g. A. HUMBERT's. Is Maiden lane.
ROOKs OF HERALDRY.-T. BROWN, Stone Seal En-.
Coa Grss csS. sSb Hs rs
Stone Diamonds, Amethysts Topazes Crystals
ss R with
Of Arms painted and 10 any par, of the
BSok; e Msrsa kept with upwards of me
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM AT PATTIsON's,
- corner of Nassau and Ann streets my22 3t-
this beautiful Of the year w W natS.
often TsIrd with rsss and tshss 70 WysIasdy
offers remedy only for freekles but for tan
PTs and s of the SIN s . Sh
%ay rt Sn it. Price 50 cents For sa y b. S@any or
WE RoMAN KALYDoR.EcLord Chesterfield says a
good appearance is letter Of on al oe
m . m viii .s sS, as
eatansous affections Price Seld at whole
%yas rs'' by sns and loo Sf Faton
OMGlNAL Elm ERICTIoN MATCHES, (Joness
other M Masss arr o .s s
land and in anycmaie are by damp weaker
kept nSh & SS e up ID s
perta!i9n to be used vessels Deaer Matches be
ss and q Y. f s.S or tin
At the Offices Of the subscriber No o6l Wall street and So
myso.im Sole City Agents for the Maauiaetareis
Rooms TO LET, for single gentlemen. Apply 2e Park
~ place. myls lws~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

(HERRY's ASTRINGENT PiLLs-Dr Cherrv,s eel,
bratsd Asrngent Pills for the radical removal Of elects
Seminal Weakness &c. ater the failure copaiba cnbeh. IN
iectons &C. For sale by the following sgents-A b. D.
Sand 70 and 100 Fulton street; Hart Chambers and
Broadway; So Brosdvsy Sixth Sixth avenue
corner armne and Bedlord H. s. and $50 Bowery; Moss
Grand Canal corner al
Church. Price. 81 per box. naiasra "'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

On Thursday Of consumption Esther wife Of Robt
Walker, in the 44th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this o'clock from
No. % Scanned street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
Marrled.
Died

On Ihprsday the 2st instant BY the Rev. I'll Sawyer Mr.
Of Mr Edward Briggs, of Westminster county, N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
sEYENTH WARD RANKl

M
..,,,. NEw foRK, May "a, 1870. I
THE stockholders Of this Institution are berebv no,i6ed
that an election for Directors and Inspectors will he held
At the Banking House, No 50 East Broadway on Tuesday
the 9th day Of June - 10y
The ,poIl will be r2m ~ O'Clock NJ until o'clock
NJ. BY order Of the Beard
my75ues' ALFRED 5. FRASER, Cashier.
NEW THEATRE OF MlRTH AND VARTTTy-TLe
~ public ~ respectfully informed this Theatre ate the
frsnklin Theatrc) will open MONDAY EVENING MAY
18th, with strong and efficient company stars Of celebrity
new scenery newly painted and decorated throughout an
entire stage.
R{- Iii ois shilling-Upper Boxes, Two shings-Dres.
Circle, Three shillings.
Monday and TUESDAY Evenings will be performed, LOVE
MD CHARIIl-Three Characters, with songs, Mrs GiBBs
Alter which, MANAGERS SON-Six characters, with a
sai,ety Of SINGING and Dpfpg Mss,,E pn2yp To which
songs Mrs Gibbs To be followed by ballet called jim
GROW AND ALL HIS FAMILY-Jim Crew, Master Dia.
mould The whole 20 conclude with the farce Of The SIX SIM
PlkTONS-Lord Speculate MIR. FormAn.
Doors At performances 10 commence at n o'clock
myts lm'
REMoYAL.-MIss WRIGHT, French and English Stay
customers she has removed Corset Warehouse s Bow.
two doors above Broom street where she still continues
TO manufacture the above Of the best materials and superior
work.
Miss w returns thanks for the liberal patronage she
received; and hopes with strict aenon and
shape durability and reasonable prices not 10 BE- by
NB-Lsdies Riding sets Misses Braces to improve a.,
shape also general sssorusnt Of Corsets sdy made al al
myas S. MISS WRIGHT is4 Bowsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
InlpOrtatIOns.

AMsrERDAM-Per Ffdnca-Io2 pipes gin 900 bags coffee
Gebhard &Co--i box McEvers-i Belmont-i2 Bunker
ool csk Wilchelhaussn Achllal box Rewsbury-7 bbls
Burage-i pkg Kessler-i do Canary birds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

pAkk THEArhE-TAls EV.NINU will De perlor
LAAouR sr IA ROSE ANIMEE.-z.Onv,. Mons. syl.
$EF ELS $l%SSsisrS
Doors open 7-Periormsnee commences attn
B0WERY THEA lKE-it.l, EvEN,N,. vii, h. nsr.
s0Hk,C sEIsER Baboon Mons Klishnig Emilia Mia.
the sA s.son HEART H.. NEVER WON FAIR LADY-chas
N;,ehss QoARRELs-sanchoM Mr. Gates; LeOnora Miss
MARCO BoMBA..Frisac and the Dwarf Mons. Kli,bn;v
' esn se s tss. cent.
N WY, he cH nlarird THEATkE.-THIs EVENING
The ESCAPE or The Lost 6ate-Ceste in three char,c
NATALIE.-Three characters, by Madame C.leste
OtYMpiC THEATRE.-THls EVENING Will r. -.
MNIHyFt2 annTy,ss WEATHER ALMANAC.
RIFT. NJ o M. Mitchell
and 1 s
@NSSt 6FFo SIP EF9 GALLERY
seaene OF of 1GbveX and talent
n III sS:a ;s. f$S:;;
ssns sffsr'fs Pr h vdaH T.s
s;.n, PROGRAMME.
variety Of Magical si ppfp ut the with
rey novel and y other sey.,s EN-
Popular ballad by Mrs WALLACE
ognor BLTZ will conclude his part Of the ,t,;n,.,,
WIN ms celebrated ext aordnar and
unbo unded applause. 'e'' 'i''''s the most
A, w Ss;f 5ssls. 2 ShhsHfsr will civ. Ii, ninth,
nspiring entertainment, commencing with - ' '"''@-
Mr. Sensitive, man whose body is to his In,
ton. " f''' " Ms i"asha-
Gooquy between two loars the state of the currency
by particular desire, Miss Tabha Tptongue crastv cd
Amapiah Trotabout master all work and Lecturer an
Entomology The whole to ncude with ~
country schookeeping, showing the different shades of
4.
Owens. - - "e' W -'''
Lecture room performances to begin at 81 o'clock
Price Of admission t, all the Entertainments 2s cents
Children half price. mvII I'M
~ that the New Theatre Mirth and Iae EranIi
Theatre viii ONDAY May 95h with an entirely
dnH ney emclent company stars OF celebrity, and
n new comic opera extravaganza from the French!
es OF novel ehtte ainmens &c. acted on an en-
utey stage 1t also important announce that the
whole oil The has undergone thorough and will
pe al appointed style inferior pub
nc establishments OF the city Further particulars
All professional i'll please in future address their
and notices to Mr.; J, II AMHERST, New Theatre, Chat
ham square, New York. myis inn
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. CLINTON
HALL-The Fifteenth Annual Exhibitono of the Acade-
ny now OPEN from 10 o'clock A. NJ until 10 O'Clock p NJ
ADMISSION Is cents Season tickets SO Catalogues a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

SEGARsisOOs first quality Havana s,ssrs half and
mya7 r. Woodruff, ia South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23

excessive hsspitas and IN various climates together M
perfect medical education. enables DR. EVENS No 10
Peck Slip 70 make extraordinary of complicated
after they have been expelled from
ble The unfortunate and also those have been aeed
with delicate diseases and patched 10 cali and
Judge themselves Strangers
to be imposed by host Of mechanics who lately dubbed
themselves DOCTORS change their
emily regular medical advertisers in the city The CITY il in
undated with SUCH nnay poison ,ng the
beings who apply to them. Find old CaeD Al
IL Peck slip, and will not be deceived mvoa ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-02
nuNCAN,S SPEECH.

We should suppose every honest Republican that
this speech, would, if he is not SO now, come
out for The much abused Harrison Can any honest
man read such pulrid mass Of ISLANDERS upon the
character Of a man whom they know 10 be brave,
honest, pure and patriotic, aud not despse and for
sake party that publishes and circulates Duncan's
speech We do nor know that Isaac Fletcher has
done any thing else AT Washington for the last six
weeks except TO cram the mails (and to do this he
has assisance) with the miserable mass of fllse-
hoods embodied in Duncans speech. Mr. Fletcher
knows the charges to be lalse--he knows that Har.
rlson never voted TO sell men for debt; he knows
that lie did fight brnvely at Tippecanoe, at Font
Mcgs, and at the Tames lie knows that both
Houses of Congress did on the 2dh OF March 1918,
pass resolution UNANIMOUSLY, applaudng
Harrison for his bravery and ordering n medal to
be presented to him as testimonial Of the high
regard which tho people Of the U. s. entertained
towards. him for his skill and patriotism. Did the
people Of this District send this man Congress TO
aid the enemies Of Harrison in the last wal To lie
him DOWN Do tho cid Republicans, will they
sanction this alliance Ola pretended democrat with
the old fedoralists, for tho purpose of defaming
and putting down who stood by the Country
in porilous times? Can they swallow such speech
ms Duncans, nearly every word of which they
know to be fase5 And what do they think of the
man who sends abroad what he knows TO be false
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-02
From the .Mor,cich Comm Courier. ]

We were quite amused, few days since, with
the tenor of the olIowin dialogue which has been
reported to us. An honest farmer had occasion TO
call upon lawyer, both being disciples of modern
democracy
Farmer. Good morning, squire What
to day?
Lawyer Why, nothing particular. 1t is said
the sub Treasury bill will soon'pnss in Congress.
Farmer Well, what do you think Of it,
Lawyer. Think? Why, it will be. one of the
most santary bills Congress could pass 1t will
make gold and silver plenty, & reduce the price3of
every commodity rs per cent, and labor 100. You
could employ your workmen at half the price you
now do
Farmer. Well, like that. But, Squire, gave
three thousand dollars for my farm; but, according
to that, could only sell it for about fifteen hun
dred.
Lawyer. That is true; but you could buy as
much with 6fteen hundred you can now with
double the amount.
Farmer. But they say could not buy coffee, or
tea oe sugar or any other foreign article cheaper
than do now.
Lawyer. That is true; but it is the fanlt OF the
foreigners, who love to grind up our people
Farmer. Well, you say that farms and iaop',
and all that, would cost only half as much as no"
how would il be with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lte
plaguey Wings say that they would get as muc.'
and that it would be worth twice what It Is now
Lawyer. That is because they have their pay III
money-and that will not sink in value though eve
ny thing else will.
Farmer. Them ifI want to raise money TO pay
a tax, must sell twice much corn or produce
as used to; and the officeh older gets ltt lose
little in that way, and do not see how gam any
half Iul
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-02
ANlNSULT TO THE PEOPLE.

This British Tory Administration often takes oc.
cnsIon to tell MS that the American people | ook TO
tlieiGovernment for too much-that thu CIV can do
nothing to relieve the distress of the pcopie-that
the Government must take of itself and tie
people must take care of themselves. This was
the language OF the ass, when he danced among the
chickens. and our condition at present is very like
that the unfortunate bipeds in the fable That
disgusting bully and BLACKBOARD. DR. Duncan of O.
hio, agrees with the Admin istraton IN it's leading
principles most fully; and he uters these cold and
unfecng insults, with peculiar relish. Hear him:
"Bn' repeat, 'ch0t if there is panic and dis
tress an the country@ Has CnngrcSS po,ocr TO gire
relief? What Constitutional authority hare ace for
making this Capitol poor house, And by what
Constitutional authority can members of Congress,
IN their representative capacity, assume 10 Them
selves the Office Of orcrscers Of The poor? Such n
use Of this Capitol, and such usurpation of office
and such an exercise of power, were never conten
plated by the trainers Of this Governments nor is it
any ,chere, except an the babting noise of the dena
goguc or in The brain OF the aUins political mono
nnaninc"
The people will thank the DR. for this kind and
considcrate expression Of the regard which he feels
for their comfort and welfare. They now under
stand that the Administration will not help them,
and they will take hold and holp themselves They
feel that they are almost panpers. They did not
po
they asked for the means of obtaining a livelihood
They asked that their business and their credit
might not be destoycd-that the wages of labor
might remain good at the old standard. They ask
cd the Government 10 encourage commerce, manu-
features, farming, and other branches OF national
industry, by salutary provisions; not 10 be placed
under the care Of ovERsEERs OF THE POOR! They
askLocolocos for tho means of obtaining bread and
they gave them an empty sub treasury chest
The people have borne these insults long time,
but they have now aroused from their lethargy land
will sweep this selfish and unfeelng party from
the high places of power, and place in their stead,
! ono who will not rob them Of their earnings, nor
insult their poverty. General Harrison never IN
suited poor man. His heart is liberal and kind,
almost to fault. While commander of the Am or
lean armies, he shared his only blanket with a
wounded soldier, and gave away his own $ hare Of
food to hungry and suffering companion. His
cabin lie always open to the stranger, and none arc
ever sent hungry away. The people have decided
| that he shall be made, in the language of DR. Dun
| can, an "ovERsEER OF THE POOR Atlas.