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The native American., 1838-06-02

Dsfeat fthe Russians By The Circassians.-
we extract the following from the Semsphore Of
Marseies, of the 18th instant: eve received a
letter of the 28th ult from Constantnoplc, from
which we take the following passages-The Cir
cassians have just gained a complete victory.
The Russian army is destroyed, all the works
raised by the besiegers on the shore have been
levelled to the earth. Thousands of Russians who
have escaped from the carnage have taken refuge
in Erzeroum; This has given rise to report
that they had taken forcible possession Of the,
town"
The native American., 1838-06-02

FILLING VAcANcIEs.-A farmer having settled
in country village, on little farm, gained the
esteem OF the whole neighborhood. The first
year was hardly expired when he lost very 6ne
COW, which was by much the best Of all his cat
tie, and ne was extremely mortified at it; but this
was nothing to the grief which he felt shorr
time afterwards, when death also took awav his
wife. His neighbors thought they were obliged
to comfort him. ''Honest farmer,'' said one of
,hem' do not aflct yourself: the wife you have
lost was good one, it is true, but there is as GOOD
70 be had: ! have three daughters, for my part
take your choice of them.'' '.Iord have mercy
upon us! replied the farmer sit is better to lose
one wife than ones COW. My wife is hardly
tnree hours dead, and here half-a-dozcn people
already Offering to supply her pace for me: but
when my COW died, not a soul spoke of giving
me another. NORFOLK .ldoocate.
The native American., 1838-06-02
(To BE CONTINUED ]


arrangements are now in progress to prosecute
with renewed zeal and vigor, the enterprise OF
opening and working the Gold Mines in various
parts of Virginia. The gold region is far more
extensive in the South than is generally supposed.
1t commences in Virginia, and extends South
West through North Carolina along the northern
part of South Carolina into Georgia, and thence
hweswardly into Alabama and ends in Ten
nessee. In lS3l, the whole number Of men en-
|ployed at the Gold Mines in the Southern States
was estimated at 10000. The weekly product
Of the mines was then about 100000 in value,
or $4,000, 600 annually But small part Of the
gold is sent to the U. S. mint; by far the larger
part is sent to Europe, particularly to Paris. The
Gold Mines of Virginia haveonly attracted atten-
ton since 1927, and the first Gold noticed as re-
ceived at the U. s. mint from Virginia was in
1929, amounting to $1,000. The quantity re-
ceived in 1893 had increased to $lO4 900 Since
the year 1882, numerous Mining Companies have
been incorporated by the Legislature Of Virginia.
and several OF them have gone into successful op-
Cation.
In September, 1886, Professor Sliman, al the
request of several Mining Companies, visited the
older regions Of Virginia, particularly the Cold
Tracts in the counties of Louisa, Fauquier, Cul-
pepper, and Buckingham. The result Of his exa-
ninaton of three tracts is detailed in an interest,"
ing dTuClc Ill his american journal oil Science
and Arts, for April, 1897. One Of the richest
tracts examined was the Watson tract so called.
In Louisa county, the property of two companies.
VIZ: the Virginia Exploring and Mining Compa
ny. The Walton mine owned. by the former
company, was opened about Ave years ago bv
surface washings, which conducted to the vein.
The gold is found in a vein of quartz over one
foot thick. The gold is frequently visible to the
naked eye, but far the greater part of it is wrap
ped in the quartz in an invisible state. and is no,
apparent until the quartz is pulverised and wash
ed. The average product Of this mine is stated
to have been SIS 90 to the 100 pounds or bushel
Of ore On four trials of the ore made by pro-
fessor Silliman, he obtained the large average
product of 81 42 for one hundred pounds. bnt
suggests that an average much lower than that ac
tually obtained should be the one adopted to he
acted upon. He remarks also, eThat the Walton
mine and many others in Virginia may be profita-
bly, wrought admits Of no doubt and in all proba-
bility many rich gold deposes and gold veins re-
main to be discovered, both in Virginia and in
other States, and country may confidently
expedition its own territory here and elsewhere.
sufficient supplies of gold for its coinage, for the
demands Of the arts, of ornament and Of use, and
not improbably for exportaon.''-N. r. Star.
The native American., 1838-06-02
Treasury DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1888.


tives with your Message Of the 18th inst This
Department has been engaged in collecting infor-
nation on that subject during the last two years,
and, while employed, the local difficulties, in
some OF the principal seaports, caused by at
tempts to prevent the introduction of such pau
pers, became topic of frequent communication
to it-sometimes by writing and printed state
ments, and sometimes in person by municipal Of
ficers.
Among other communications concerning it.,
some were made, in the course Of the last sum
mer, by part Of the Commissioners of Health for
the city Of New York in visit to the Department,
and others were made by some person feeling an
interest in the question, by forwarding the ex-
tracts before mentioned, as containing matter per-
tinent to the subject.
Without critical examination, they were
placed on file, with the clerk having particular
charge of that business; and, when the papers in
this Department, concerning the introduction Of
foreign paupers, and, ''also, what steps, if any,
had been taken to prevent the introduction of
such paupers into the United Staes,'' were col
lected you, in the preparation Of reply to the
call the House, these extracts were submitted
in connexion with other matter bearing on those
inquiries.
This was done, in the pressure Of business,
without noticing the circumstance that in those
extracts certain remarks and structures of person.
al character appear to be mingled, concerning the
correctness of which the Department of course
knows nothing-which it could not desire to aid
in republishing-and which, had they been OBJ
served at the time, would not have been commu-
ncated.
Respectfully, yours,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
To the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. RUSSELL observed that his colleague
Mr.. Hoiman) was not now in his seat but Mr..
x. had prepared certain notifications of the reso-
luton yesterday offered by that gentleman, and he
wished the resolution moved by him to be now ia
ken up and considered, that the President and
Secretary might have an opportunity to set them
selves right before the House and the country.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG said, after what The
House had now heard, all that was necessary was
simple motion that the Presidents request be
complied with, and that he have leave to with
draw the papers referred to in the Message; for
which end ne moved the following resolution:
: That the committee to which the papers allu-
" ded to in the said Message have been referred.
: be discharged from the consideration thereof,
: and that they be withdrawn from the fles, and |
: returned to the President"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08


Acconn's from the manufacturing disrics whsnt being
promising favorable Spnne
eoshdence IN the article and may bv keeping
ket, and buying for their immediate only protra q
the duaes that regns, and thereby induce heders
70 give way the more easily the latter manifest
willingness 10 the profits their present impora.
tions. The total imports OF Gotten into port during
the year 24sooc bales 900 United stae, against
$4,000 bales (226o0 United sstss Ia 1896, whist Our de-
llysriss are 2eaoo bales !23oo United s,aes)
23l 400 bales (204000 United Sz showing decresss ON
The hand OF 1000 les and The other Of
soe0 bales The stock hs Sofa f27 100
United Stztes As so bales @ United statrs he
close OF a We have since received bales and have
had no sales
Potash has improved sales f45 So, and holders were
askeg more In anticipation Of short supplies for few mosths
Stock 800 barrels
Peaash has also rises-io bbl LIST sold at f4s Stock
leo barrels
parcel ri rice, arrive per Louis Philippe has oh.
tanned fS75o The market squte bare i likely one
ortwo cargoes would brig down prices materially.
Coffee continues NJ dull sale Stock about millions
pounds mostly 81 Domsgo and East I,d imported French
bottoms OF sons suited for expor-be stock Is very limited
Whsehone elower sales OF q tons l55 3t the latter
for very small lot Stock upwards Of tons
- tons At the end Of 1886 Holders do seem ii spoed 10
lower their whilst hsd bach in
the expectation Of q decline.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Seven.
teenth Annusl Report Of the Mercantile Library Asso.
citation is published, and presents very gratifying
view Of the prosperity and popularity Of that excellent
institution Some interesting facts respecting the pro-
gross Of the establishment given. frem which we
learn that the Library opened the 9Th February
1921 when there were only 700 volumes and at the
close Of that year, the number Of members was ara
with 1882 books The receipts ending with 3lst Dec
last amounted to e6,slsai The report concludes with
grateful eulogum on the character Of the late Mr.
s,ebbens, with whom the idea Of the institution orgina.
ted and who was interchangeable in bringing il to its pre-.
sent prosperous condition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

MISSISSIPPI MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-Messrs. Prem
tiss and Word have been refused their seats as
bers Of the House of Representatives for the state Of
Mississippi by equal Of III to H. the Speaker
giving the casting voice against their preensions So
that that state is unrepresented and will have TO pro-
coed to new election, contrary all precedent and
the ler pariiamentara. This is the off hand despo
sm that has ever been practiced and it is not to be
pected that Mississippi will submit this but she
will most probably persist in her former choice of
Messrs. Prentiss and Word
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

U A very young lady and gentleman took board and
lodging, last week. at Of the Broadway hotels in
which they accommodated man and wife
Three days afterwards, they did not appear at the
breakfast table, and their empty. On inqui.
ry in the house. OF the ths going out
at the early hour OF four moiden bat imagined
they were going off by Of the morning steamboats,
However, at noon Of the same day the gentleman made
his appearance paid his BILL and stated the Of
their early rising that the lady bad away with him
from boarding school that they had been married the
previous day and that the bride had been uneasy
the thought OF the suferngs Of her family her elope.
ment that she could not rest until she had begged their
forgiveness to do which was the Of her exit at the
unseasor able hour mentioned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

10 Commodore Elliott, who commands the Consti-
tuition, in the Mediterranean, be gathering
about him, which will burst with considerable
crash his return If all that is reported of him be
true, verier tyrant never trod quarter deck The
Lake Erie business his quarrel with the gallant Perry
and the Tswson affair." in August 1885, will inevitably
be brought again the aps by way Of walnuts the
complimentary dinner that is be given him when he
comes back
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
MONEY MARKET

WEDNESDAY January 7th-l2 NJ
Stocks still improve slightly. Specie remains much the
same.
The news by the Sve de Grasse, from France rather
favorable than otherwise. Cotton, which rather
the commencement of December improved the
sness is brk-lhe rather lower Cotton at
Liverpool has slightly declined by last accounts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

SUB.TREAsuRY BILL.--lt is believed that the Sub.
Treasury Bill cannot fail pass in Congress- and to be-
csme the law Of the land. 1t will increase the patron
age Of the Executive twenty per cent and now would
seem TO be the time for modern Burke to msve
the famous resolution that the influence of the Exec.
utve has increased is increasing and ough, to be di.
minshed" AT all events the collar will be golden
in process oftime, perhaps, it may be converted
into the collar OF s. s."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
A FOPULAK MEDICIN E.-THORNE's Com.


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of regular
medical education and having received his Dploma the
Medical society and svag md twenty SIX years ges.r.I
and very successful practice IN this city dsyo,es bis
frai humanity and particularly 10 certain class ot
in Le sons Of *. Plans Of "rcns
To be treated ssreeaby 10 the symptoms may
esee mus, .a describing mind s
no spesihe nGsIum sss be applicable to =.
varieties OF this disease enables him oaer speeay ana
and MOI Il. or :; 80 sgea
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks OF the
r Separate end Offices have been arranged for
,ss privacy Of patients. sho s.s never come
niar preysntive OF certain diseases 10 be obtained
be ofics-Prce e. jI-s@.
Il Office Division s-Tse Only SUE and ,sfe surr or
the disease in the known world To every person a
Red Drop the certain and cure for al awfui
ss y., h ADDITION to the extensive sale
endeavorsd initiate ~ y an usdenabe proof Of lis wonasr
cate, win .hsw applies a The Office The unoriuns.
Se% ss. disease II whs a%sf s:fSs ses
Oh b. s an much By aI.g by the
iored % RECT hsahh and their won,sd purity We wish
sg New m shss CT so - !. .ss
Philadelphia onr years whics tm- Of ihouss
how old The ny:sr.,e will perform esr,ss
cur hereby causing the sufferer 70 be free rom the
Price per bottle. Ofce Division Il me other place In
this city, " =
uT preventive may he had.
Every rhiah genuine will have written signature
Of Urish L~vison.
To human and since tits human err Il !, NOT our au
y 10 look the ndiscretons fellow with piiv
and do all tbate In without inuripg In
preserve them from misery and disgrace!
LEVISON's HUNTERS RED DROP Is warranted In
TO effect quick without diet s.elI
hndrsnce from business In all post paid de-
scribng ease; will be attended To.
Our Offices No 50 Haml 81 Albany; No Eorh 9Th
81 Philadelphia; No. Hsnoyera Bostoi; "a Camp r. New
Orleans Charleston ~ CT the places the where
the genuine medcine can be obisined ji7im-
nh. Oh IS AsTHIhsEN PILLA-
hIAn efecus for obstinate discharges from Urinary
easa whites, suppression and oil female csss-
plants arising from weskpess of constitution. In
loss Of command Of bladder, they completely In
diseases OF The kidneys bladder and PROSTATE CLAM tev
rive unpeak able relief Over Ooe boxes sod
New York without any conpainto sgeH For sale whole
sale and retail by A. b. D. SANDS, Ies rulton corner
Of william, end At the following drug Corner Dew n.
Broadway Waller and Broadway, Nones ga Byuss-
cor. cross and Pearl Bowery Waller cor
Grand ard Bowe<y cor Henry and Pie; cor Canal ard
Hudson, Houston ssd Bowery and r. burnes IS sirt
Avenue.
~ Price q per Dor retail They are sire for SAFE nv mr.
Young, No 81 South Fourth g. Pbladepha. and in Aibsnv
BY ssndsS snaw, &C, NC, d7o-Ims
DILEs-PILEs-DR. HALk's Pile Oiu,me n, !. . 49,
tive cure for the piles In three days time sold Nv ri
Hart corner Of Chambers and broadway. Rrrr.
IS 9th avenues H. NJ Guoin, Bowery and Grand
Slim -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

NJ
NE LANCE
se
is he connected with the sale Of the PlLLs-and DR. BRAN
Jim ~' COCO care ssEas NJ H E'risrf
TbbEIs RNVkEkkNSOFTm Fl. sTONE AT LAsS
The celebrated Dr. POErT's Gonorrhoa never
" describing and S ana s ss
sure methed OF cure acknowledged the prevalencs
this disease has wonderfully decreased ssce
For sale by A. B. D. Sands leo Fulton street; syme'sl
r. Burnet, IS 9Th avenue. Pricesl. das,1m.
GS0O EEWAkD.-CROss's sPkCIpIC MIX
RCoO IuhE-For the cure OF GonorrGa, Gleets stric.
lures and analogous complaints the
The GonorhGa Is disgusting, communicating annoying
and TOO well known TO require any explanation IL is oue
easy 70 ne go, but has been very difficult TO clear Ills
solctous OF admiration pervades all OF society heb
AitAoughso troublesome Itself distressing and Of
zen sls is disease the treatment
50 unortpnas a. 10 cen.ract The complaint he follows
e hrs, deprive bins q PPcaono
exercise has iendeLcy TO aggrayaie the difficulty and
kept constantly sick with doses OF enec purged de-
p,ed Of all articles ssHs of food sTa usual sns in order bI
mixtures irritating Injections lotions, tome MIA.
last patient kept und.r Land six or nina
months he LETT with structure sense the gland
brane Of The bladder glee other deesable aady
that will as long as he ,es and from the
In Cross Mixture the Ierson Possesses aremedy
Id and without the regard Diet drink
exercise.
The remedy unparalleled in power Il has the specific
properly OF entirely neuraizng the poison suppessing
all symptoms OF the complaint, sometimes in twenyiou
II is not our object TO give long quaehh recommend
Much experience aarge number of and
ssryaion has proved lis superior efficacy In
short such Is the consence in the Mixture founded oer
yaton alone that tie proprietor chalengea single re.
cent Gonorrloea to be brought in which The Mixture will
effect a rapid cures under forfeiture OF $780,
presented the public slang
much In need OF it, and hoped they will make proper
'T
Withn remedy wiaout the
least change of diet cbangein app 10 bu
snes These considerations sufficiently
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing the least injury 10
the constitution Gallons OF might be taken but Eara
would follow,
Further the disease be contracted desc Mix
trre IS taken at night on going 10 bed when exp posed.
Its put up in bottles with full direcens accompanying
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally cures
Many cured in two days.
For sale only by Minor GAMBLE 193 Broadway corner Of
Socum Of Broadway ard Duane street; A. b. d.
Sands 100 Fulton St OF william, NewYor Jones
Hutchinson, OF CbesDut Seventh PHILADELPHIA
NJ b. Call for Cross Specific Mixture The proprietors
signature ard number OF residence The label each
bottle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

0J' The Cincinnati papers are qusrrelling, and 6ll
their pages with column and abaf articles Of personal
abuse Such msuers osght TO be despatched in three
lines At the longest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

UJ Mr. Mshlenburs, Of Pennsylvania, member Of
the House Of Representatives has been nominated by
the President Ambassador to Austria.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
C0NsSMPIIoN COUGHS, CATARRHs,

CONSUMPIlCN, COUGHS, CATARRHS,
- &c-Dr Tsyor,-I feel II a duty you and the
community at large TO that have been severely afflicted
with cough paptalion Of the heart loss Of BREATH
er symptoms OF disease Of the lungs and having pro-
cured other remedy without the ha-
wing heard al length Of your Balssm Of Lverwor
ced by of my friends whom had cured resort to it,
and feel pleasure that relieved by
IT, and in few weeks restored to my usual health
VIM. WOOD, cor. Chambers and Greenwich SITS.
The eagerness with which this invaluable meSicine
sought for IL unparalleled and affords unequvoca
rance OF It's usefulness and importance
II sold by The proprietor SO Bowey and 26 Delaney
street j26.5-
a POPULAR MEDICIN E-THORNE's Com.
"A pound Extract of Cnpaiha and Sarsapara a certain
sae most .hreiual rsmesy discovered cure
ef $500, structures, whites pains in the bsc
scorbuiic erupons, &c. &c.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
ers Is It's neat portable forRa put in pots the mode in
may be taken being both easy and pleasant tassles
ture, with ne restriction in diet c,nfBe from ds
business Travellers especially would find this Medicine big
1y useful and ought to be unprovded with prepar
ton possessing the advantages which present one com
hines Accompanying the Medicine pam pblet explsna.
OF the different stages the hout any exa
charge, containing full and ample directions.
Prepared by j. B. Thorn, Chemist London sale b
o46m1 NJ b. GRAHAM. 30 Nassau-st. cor. Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

DE.XAH n MgEMT,s EEMALE Reno
ncdy for suppression all where nature
Toes not have her proper and regular course.
~ D. They must act be taken during pregnancy, ashley
Sold by J. H. Mari, corner Of Broadway and Chamber
= NJ 0uos; corner q Bo~ery ard Grand ~ and b, r
Burnstt. IS 9Th avenue. j5.m.
ITO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RED
DROP-A single hottie of this isfaIbls remedy fer venc-
real disease when used directed has found In every
acknowledged be the certain sie and easy cure
thstwa ever dcsversd does net require resson 10
Price dolsr,o Ne obtained only the once Division
street d2s-ip-
nR. n OBENTs' POOR MANS, FRIEN1 =
and hums that break out in children sfsr vsecina.
fer the Csw Por and which have bhsrte baed the h
y Fer sale, wholesale snd retail by
NATHAN a. GRAHAM Druggist,
nu No 90 Nassau, rsrncr Of Fulton 81
GIGNs.-MoUNT WILSON, corner OF Brosd and Bsa.
cr pusc that our well Known lsgs Psuns estas-
lhnsn nj No ga Broad corner Of Beaver
prepared attend all orders for gilt pas,ed signs Let,
terns ON Granite, kc fer the approaching spring business
.e - 49, !" Us ns oe ,n sv.
~ Ornsmeatsi Signs, Banners, Flags and Engine Backs
painted y u'n the most tasteful m''s mouNrs WILSON
200, 900 .e,eS n % il. sire or he south
ern market in bgh, kegs and 20 gsens sr up 70 SUI
,253ms next door TO Hcl's rotel
ITO LET.-Thir,eep three story brck houses, now
finishing, between Eleventh and twelfth streets teslled
Union Cour jackson Avenue, or wooster street, suitable
tpnemens COR respectable mechanics also spacious three
story fronse the Avenue intended for grocery
The soye Win be LEI II low rent to respectable tepans by
applying 70 Tboss Macarlane, Twelnh street Third
Avesue Apply betwee- the b. srs OF and 81, NJ jiIm.
~ shrge quantity Of pennies Apply the desk Of this Of
Ace
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

nM. JOHNSON IL cossu,te1 confd~ntiaiy at hisomse
- No. II Duane street. hetw Chatham and William
the following diseases viz 0oporrhoa sss.ss Chancres
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases
Ing from venerea poison improper Dr. Johnsoo
engages remove any recea affection In two three days
the of debsting Hudicious medicine proven
ton from business Persons entrusHg themselves rJea
sons desc themselves with cerapty Of
the most aggravated Scroulous aleerated
kc speedily healed Strangers would do web by givng Or
johnson cab, certain preventative he made sgasu
the Of the foregoing Diseases which has fab
ed whea used Within hours aner exposure Le
paid and enclosing afee have the necessary
doine sad directions for lis use forwarded.
Attendance from g, "A. NJ n At night Dr.. Jehnsan
moved from 10 Cham bers street. d21-ims