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Sctcber 10.
9lt perfaufeil

burd) Yrtoatbanbel.
Ter llnterfhriebene bistet hermit gum Gers
falf an feine 2ptte eanp, 9ele9enin Salsbur9
Gaunfd,ip, 2eha SauntD, nabe bei @naus,
,erinscno an 2ano BON Scbn Suaus, Soceb
SbriIf, Sfrael Gra uno andre, enthalteno &
9lter, nehr reer meni9er, 9Iefer dub Saus
.aab nnp @ieien uno l 9lder SoolSlane. SO
beSnbet I'D, barauf Elm einft6di9teS Slcfbaus
unb glpfltall, cine niefehlenoe Balicrqueac
prr Der 2bilr, 90 9Iepfelbdume, II. {. ~. gEcr
euit bat lcldes su bcichen, Der fam fldb ein'
finbGn Bel
Saccb Saltert.
Gept. 26. na-3m
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Slortbamptolt ssanf.

Gite all9emeiiic @eria mnluns Der Grd
batter rptro 9ebalten fpercer, an benz 8anfss
barie, AM eriten Dienifa9 i'm nddften Gcs
oemeernlcnat, Inn 2 llbr Tahmittags, sn
peldper 3eIt nne an ipeldem Srte ibnen bic
Dlrectoren elne all9emeine unb ncllitdnbi9e
ueberild,t pon Dem 3ultanbe bieles Suifituts
pcrle9en iperben.
Sobn 03iee, @afIirer.
Sefeoer To- iiq--3m
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SSopne'5
cSnpiatt Grpc(tprnt,

gBirc cmpfctlcn ais bic bette Sutcrcitctc
OtroSin fir
Suffen GrfdltllnG 9tussebrung Gng@
briilft9fett Seudhuiten f6nere5 9ltbe
men nno alle &ranfbeiten oer Sruif
lmo Sln9e.
0icIe Wicbisin mrb pcn pie!en unipeld,e
lreIpeftabclu pcrirnen reepmmarcirt, pelde
eurd1 eielelbe cllrirt fpurben. Scle, ipelde
lanoe Belt 'mtcr S.uiten uno Sruitfrnnfbcis
ten litten unb 9cglaubt BADEN ite ipdren nit
Der ShsSebrluig befaller, ipurben in furSer
3cit 9dnSlidb curirt nno sur oSli9en Gelnnes
belt 9ebradlt
8tele Certificate wltrbeu bon 9SerIcuen Der
criten @lai1e enpfan9en, mclde es ais ibre
Weiilung ou9eber, taB bicle Die bette Wtebts
gin Iei melde Ic jcmal6 9ebrand,t bdtten.
Der @brp. cSruatbdu Scing, ID. ID. Ncr>
ansQeter be6 9lmerican Sapttlf, fa9t, baB er
in Gjcfabr mar III GrItiideu burd) Elm Ippe>
res 8alt auf Der Srlt, uno eaf3 er burcb eis
lie OciIS pcn biciem Subian @rpectoraut
gdn,litN ber0eltcllt muroe. Wfaeame Gelfs,
bon Salem, 9teipSerieD, ipuree ppn einem
lhmeren 9ltbmeit, ipontt ite Srpansig Sahren
befalIen par, eurd9 ben Gcbraud, pcn ;ipei
Sialhen oieicr 9ieetSn 9dnslidcurirt. Wds
oame Ware, 9leihfaaS BON Salem, muree
bon berIelben Rraufhcit burd cen Gjebrdud
ocn einer Slaide cllrtrt. @trte jun9e Nae
me, 9leihfaQS prn Salem, ncldbe, ME See
ecrmdnu glaubte, I'll eilier ttcfen 9luSsebrung
ltt puroe ourdl ben @e6raud) bon bret
Slafd,cn 0Gnslid, curirt. Cr. Samltcn,
. on ct. Sames Silbs@arrlind, mar beoeu9
teuo 9eplaqt nit SouiteL raubem Soals une
Qun9enbeihweree burth ben Gebraud err
ner Nlofhc BON rielcr Meoisin pxree cr>
9dn,lid) bergefellt.
gSer nod, een9Serth bielcr MebiSin bes
,ipeifcit, cer lcie Den fcl9cncen Srief bon cts
ner 9Sericu, bic fein Sntcreife in Dem Sers
fanf beliclteu bat.
"slu ". csaDuc. c.-Gjechrter ocrr !-Gie
auffaaeuce NIB bctnatc iprnbrrtare 9SWs
funaen, peldhe Sbre fd,debnrc Soultenrcpfeu
an mciuem 9tatbbar, benz Gbrpitrb. Nerrn
Gu6ling, hattcrt, Der, mic Sic Ild, erilucru
lwerecn, pcn icincn 9ier;tcn dufgcgeben mar,
uno Der ielbit ale Sopfnun9 pcrlrren bate,
icmal6 ,pieoer preoi9cn Si t6nncn, Der aber
eurd, ben @ebraud) pcn cSbrer DfeoBlu 70
peit hcrgcitelIt murSe, baB CT nid,t alIcin
aus9ebeu, cnocrn alldl preel9cn fotnte,
mad,te einen 70 ltarfeu @iuerud auf meir
@cmitb, baf, nadcem idl nit mcbrercn
Treunecn barhtcr gclprcdcn une crfdhren
bate, ea3 Sie ein regelmdbig liiteirter 9lrst
lIno, nno bas Shr Wdttcl feilis pen jencn
! iGnaffalter,Meeisinen it, ipcrlit bae Nuts
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81 q Cl) IT eb t

ipirb hermit sc9ebert bas bic llnterihriebes
nen als 9lcminiifratcreu BON Der Sotuterldfs
fen1d,aft bes perlfcrbenen ciacob Sdpend,
febthin bon SbersWiilfcrb Samtihip, eed,a
@auntD, an9eitellt tprrben iInc, allie otcjcni'
aeit, pelde nod re6tnid6i9e slnfprcerun9eu
an teIa9te 0irterlaGenlfaft baberl auf9so
fcrbert, ibre 9edlnnn9en balei9lt etn;ubdn.
bigeu, 70 ipie aud foldJe, ,peldJe nod, fhul:
big llltb, fobale ais mb9liCh abiubeSablen.
Spbn S6wenf ofS,,,,rs
Seinri6 S6penf 5 w .
Seteter 10. *3nl
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galencer fir 1889.

Cie ilnterltbricbenen taben eineu Galens
ster nit pbi9em Gitel fir oas nddlte Sabr
aeorucft. Gcrielbe enthdlt auBer ipds bic ges
m6hulid,en beutldeu Calender eutbaltcr, aneb
I, Sc Jtuuee penn jecesutal Der Meue in etu
aneercs s.immeisSeid)ea tritt, Die Scunens
S6te cber Oecliuation, bic Gauer Der 9lbeno
iino Mcrgens Odnnerung jeeer gScd,e, bic
2eit ees Wfonos Sreueen ilber bic Mitta9s,
. Qinie, cine Soimmelsharte neid)e selat, no
breirlal in jeoem @rnat bic planeten linc {;
beueblf elmer neutlihen GrflGrln9 ubcr ecn
aarisen Snbalt bes @alenbers mi. Der mutbs
masliCben 9Sitterung fir jcoeu Sag.
Strbrbalter rcer anoere peldle eieIen
&aleuoer su babeu wiiniheu, fonen eenfeIbeu
srbalteu, baS @jrcs su 3haIer, uno baS
Gusene iilr so @ents bon
= Carl S. G9elnlann u. Sobn,
Hsle bel 9iraeiu9, pa.
s9h,a. 9. 3sDlo.
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9lort)antptcn SSauf.

slm 3ten Wpnta9 i'm ndstifen Sicpemter,
tpeld,eS Der 10. bes erla9ten WlcnatS in
ipirb an benz Sanfbaule cine @abl fir brFtss>
Sctn Stcdbalter gebalten nerben, UNI fir eas
ndhte Sabr ais Dircctoren ;u bienen.
Spbn Slice, Gallfirer.
October Is. ro-3m
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OruCfer- 2(rbett.

Sebe Strt Drndersglrbeit III centfher nnc
en9liider Spradlel ipiro ItDn uno woblfeil
III Der Orndelel eicler 3citlln9 perferti9t.
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Gin iItere6 Sorilmittel fir 6uhr, Ourdlauf,
Cholera mcrbus, Sommerfl aufheit pers
bcrbencn Magen, llnoeroanlihfeit, &C.
Gicfes lit cine Der wirfiamlier, iId)erifen
NIB an9enebmiIen acknowledgment, mels
DIE jcmol6 ben pnbttltm dn9ebcten fpnrbeit,
CUR oeilung ecr ocritieeenen Sranfbeiteu
oes Wa9enS NIB Der @ingepeiben, uno bic
einSt9c Weeicin, ipeldle NIT Siferbeit ans
enipfcb!en mercei FAM, fir Cholera infans
tuut, poer Sommeffranfbeit, unb IN allen
Der pben 9smelbcten Jfraufbeten fpirfte Gte
ipirflid) ipu berbar.
cSn Der iesi9eu rSdbr6seit 1T es DEFENDERS
nptbwenbi9, ooe Samiliei unb perIcnen, Die
su oiefer Sranfheit 9enei9t iInc, fd, beifdns
Dig NIT oiefcr Rebicin perfcben balten, 70,
bas iIe tieielbe bei Der Soanb baben, rpenu es
bic 9tctb erforbert: eieIes ip;ro nid)t allein
oieIen fdipercn Srdnfbeiten porbeugcn, ipns
bern audi oiele idliBbdre 2eben erbalten.
S>nncerte, ia tall1euee bon 3engniifen iTno
erbalten wpreen BON 9lersten, @eiifliden IL.
Pcricnen eeS crifeu Manges, peldle in oen
itdrflten 9lu6orllden bic gSirfiamfeit bieler
Weeeictn bcSeugen. QSe9et Wdn9el an 9iaum
ftnnen mir bier bios einge befannt MAIDEN.
3eu9niiie.
Don gSilliam Wummer, Gf1.
Or. SaDne-0ieber Soerr Dor einiaen
Sa9cn wurce men ScbIt, IA Sabr aft, nit
Srcdeu uno Gurhlauf befalleu, oerbuncen
NIT befti0cn Sr6mpfen. gSir fauben ibu lies
9euo sWiltben oem Soau6 uno Der Sdbeuer,
unc unfdbi9 aufSniteben. SD tru9 ibn ins
SNduS, uuo 9ab ibm cine 0pII5 BON ibrem
@armnatto SdlIani, peldle5 ihni balo Qius
oeruua perfhaffte, unb i'm oann gang ipieber
beriteate. Sd perblei6e &C.
gBilltam y In MINER.
Canton, 9t. s., Oct. 10. 1882.
Don rem @br,p. Gurd W. Barter, preci.
ger an Der SaftiiteH Strd)e in 0feaoinG
prnnlIlpanieu.
c5m Suli 1881 ,purbe id) nit cinem beftis
gen Gurdfall bcfallen, perbuntcn NIT 9rcIs
fen Sdmersen NIB slt9an9 rcn glut. SD
Lies mir alstann cine Bottle bon Or. caDs
nes @arminatipe 8allam bclen, wcpcn einiz
sc Gclen nab cent @ebraudBettel aeucms
men cine pcIlfcmmene Seeilnn9 bcpirften.
Gncd, M. Garter.
Nie1e Mccicin wiro altein pr6pdrirt pcn
Or. .. SaYne, go. 20. Silp trltc Straee,
Dhilaoeipbia, uuo CT oeriIdert eas publis
cum, bas ipenu ieiue llnterlfrift bon ibm
iclber gcltriebeu, nibt jeee 9lnipeiIun9 be-
9eitct, 1peidJe ain Die SIafte ii, 70 1T e6
niht Die dd'te. DOCTOR 9. SdDne.
sD Sbise @ettiu 1T in slaentaun in
Shmibt'S 9iprtbefe Su babeu.
slu9ut l. nq-bo.
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Qelste 90drEIpG.

@NsN nod fduleio fIub ou
Giejeniaent lgsff bes seriforbsnsm en- gs /
bic nluterlapei r, lestbin BON slllentauu,
d)ael ,Sipelde gIrt es fpolle, ,,pereen hermit
z es ssfssten MaIe anf9efcrbert, ;,pilibeu nun
!, dub ben lIfeu 0fcpember nddltens obne 1ebl
0iihtigfeit 40 MAIDEN. Gbeu 70 tperben bies
jsiigeli, ipsld)e nod, red,tmdBi9e slnforoeruns
9el al beia9te Stnterlasenfd,aft baben, biers
iii erniflib auf9eforbert, bis bcrtbin ibre
9led,nnnsen ipobibeitdtist ciujubrinaen, iits
sc n fp dterbin nid,ts mebr an9cnommen
so.re.
@(ifabetE S6neioer, Z 9tomin'rr
ecSaeob Silltn9er, s 9lem'pr.
G,pt. 90. nq-4n
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Gin 2eGrjult9e

sum @erber Sanrmerf,
Gin Snabe ben Is tt6 Is Sabrcn ;ur Grs
lernun9 ree Gerbcrs@citdftS, wirb icoleid
bel oem terSeidlnetcn, in 0icres9Sbcttball
Saunlbip an9enrmmen.
9Stltiam Surfbolter.
Oct. IL. ilq-3m.
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Sept. %.
0ecr9 Dtetrtel),

@abinetma6er in 9luentaun.
3ei9t ieinen Srennccn NIB hem 9ublifum
an, boe or fein @efddft be9cnnen hat III Der
9lQen Strase, cberbal6 Salemcn Sas ins
ger's, wciebit er pcrrdtbi9 bat etu slGrrtes
inent BON
Gcfa's, Seiobparbs, Secretarte5,
Snreaue, WlabcganY @arosSabels, 9en6bus
Iide Sifd1e, MatcganD Sidbtilhe, mad, elmer
neucn Slrt 9epoliterte MahcganD Stnblc nit
Sprinas, Settlaoen, II. {. 10.
Sc 1T Die 9lbiolt bes llnterId,riebenen, frrts
wabreno em oonitdnoige6 9linrtenleut orn
cbi9en SlrtideIn gu halten. @r oerfId,rrf, bas
tie 9ut ino bauerbaft 9emadt iIno, unb bietet
fIe Su ben biai9iten preilen gum 8erfauf an.
Nidn ruef an nnb icbe.
@ecr9 Sietrid.
OF Gin eebrjsnse su bcm Obi9en @cfhdft
gtriro rerlan9t.
] 9llIentaun, Slu9. %. fiq-6m.
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Gtlt Se6ulmettfer
Gcrttcilbaftc &erbcherun9 ser
Dref6-M a { febinelt

Sleemllhle nmo Yfer6eFraft.
Ter llrter,eidncte benat,rid,ti9t hcdad,s
tungsopG baS publtum in @altpn uno in Der
llm9cgcuc, ba6 CT Die 8crfertiguug ppn
Oreihmaldieuen NIB Sleentibleli bctrcibt.
Seine @ertititte 1T all Der @de Der 9tcrs
tbamptou uno Sermer Strabc, oem Strbr
Der S.crren 9Sintcr me 2chc 9e9cnitber, i'll
benz friiber BON Gjccr9e eudcubadl CUR
Sd,rcitersgSerfitdtte 9etraud,ten Gjebduoe,
ircIelblt er INNER cine 9m;ahl Maidincn
pbi9er 9lrt, pru ben belten 9rbeitern perfers
ti9t, pcrrdthig bdlt, fir ccren 2eid)tcrgebcn
unb Sdnclti9fcit er ept iteht.
Gpbraim StrfpatriG.
@aifcn Suli 4. nq-3Wr.
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$50. 90 SHb Ste Strase, pbilabclpbia.
Sbi9e fddbbare Nlebism it IN 9ubipi9
Sdn1iot'S Slpctbefe i'll 9lQcutauu Su haten.
9luentaul 9lu9uit %. Qu-1S
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Garmiltatipc-S -S5alfont.

Gin fItercs orilmittel fir 9iuhr, Ourhlauf
Cholera morbus, Somnlerfl anfbeit pcrs
bcrbsuen Ma9en, llneeroaulihfeit &C.
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cSit Dem Mnis
-fens@erieht y.
eeo)a @auntD.
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S. s. 9iube, ir.
SScbn S. Srauie
Scl)rl StraBbur9er.
.teber.

Zen l7teu SttObcr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
M q N EY M A h X H II.
wetlnesda August 1876. p. NJ


Fer foreign exchange there has been today fair
London and rs CSC Paris The moderate sup
ply OF bills however the extra demand
opportunity afforded by the departure the steamboat
Western. mskesa further advance probable.
Our evening paper Of will contain state Of the
market the latest moment OF the packets sailing
The resumption thus far the activity
the markets In fact the worst yet Phsde
phia being very differently situated with regard exchange
from the position New York occupied the time ct
SUMPTION balances from all being against Phi ade
pha. while the contrary and the with New York.
This liability u demand ahoug the banks amply able
Sustain themelves will them eurtai and thus
cranp the fail business viii take yet few months
line these balances and afford the growing time
send their crop market This will put the banks Of
those OF northern fuRd which equivalent
specie with them which In connection with the post
issued by hsm and due 10 months hsnee In will
give them ample Of resaming before the LIST January
BY that Time The prospect OF AFFAIRS all the solvent
banks will nte the meassreand when. in
qnence sfh merchants sell goods heretofore. AID
realize money them the OF
may expect tie commencement Of vigorous business
this reasonably expected before prg In dones
tic exchange there variations quote the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
ICommunicztion.l


Iu"of-Asough disinerescd person, should feel
10 you Tor the Insertion Of letter. became
'ne circumstances related In it partially under my
own observation, and have the stuo in the en-
tire statement and therefore hope publicity may induce
many your readers 70 apply TO Mr. Connolly Dr. Hgbee
agent for this city, for that relief which am NJ, re-
NEEDY seldom tails 10 afford;
:, -, - PHILADELPHIA, August A. 1883
DR. Hghee-Dear SirIt affords great nIeasnya "a il,
torn youoi The benefit wife has sn The use 81
your invaluable "renedy tor pulmonary Diseases" Abost
the. st ADgu 1857, seized with Bronchial Sore
Throst and attended by of
physicians in the city Of New York but obtained reef
from their remedies; she became greatly debtart her
voice grew husky with choking sensation threat
She leneh induced visit hi. charge o air
and seeing In the Iedger' the certificates number of
persons who had been cured by remedy diseases
somewhat sma'; she purchased twelve bottles, after
using ten Of them Ter health was perfectly restored to the
surprise CT herself and all he e nds Her he ah
ter tran il has been for number of We have
recommended the of medicine a number our
acquaintance for coughs &c with the like You
liberty this you think proper, may fer PEE
for the truth of the above Wishing
great success and hoping that the Of invaluable
medicine become universally known and be the
savngi lives Of thousands of fellow
yours respectfully, II. PLArT,
Al Callewhiti street, Pbit1deIp hil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

Tue BANKS OF Cincinnau resumed specie payments on the
7,h In full There unusual demand, any
excitement produced on the occasion.
Anhe banks In Maryland the 18th resumed the payment
Of their specie The demand Ger coin upon hose
in the city, tnag deserve notice. and fully
evnccs the perfect confidence whsle community 10 ,hs
sovency and soundns There within the borders Of
Maryland paper issues that redeemabie except
those ef the Government OF the United States
Also the banks OF Washington and Richmond have resumed
The resumption in Boston has also been effected without
commotion.
Attic Board Of Brokers' the sales have sIbbeda greaer
degree Of buoynHcy odsypces having generally sd
vapced United States Bank improved pei cent-Dela~me
and Hudson advanced per cent-Krnucy bank also rose
per eest-iincis per cest-velsburg per een'-N.'R
r. per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

gan to nil Up with carriages Of all sorts, but primer
PaIy one horse vehicles containing those OF the ma
die classes whe sport their own carriages on SIN
days; ne hacks cabs or hired vehicles bang permit
ted TO enter any Of the royal parks. lHs lew MIN
utes, the crowds skirng The avenus leading 10 the
Serpenine began to run and scamper over the grass
THE queen coming-the queens coming ran
through the crowd AE fNN
And so she did. She proceeded along the avenue,
but at slower rate than when she entered her way
being DISTRACTED by the crowd of carriages. There
she sat, pretty little woman, fair as May morn
ing, holding up her parnso, and bowling gracefully to
the crowd that saluted her as she passed The Eng
ilsh don't talk much. | heard not single one say
God save the Queen'-but they very generally pull
cd off their hats and bowed without uttering q word
A great many OF the women particularly OF the low
er classes, stood and gazed very comically-some
with their fingers in their mouth. In the carriage
were also the Countess of Mulgrave, Miss Pitt, and
Miss Spring Rec, two rather beautiful young wo-
men.
t. G next time saw the Queen, was in going down
Constitution Hill, which separates the Green Park
from ST. James. 1t was in the evening, little be-
fore sunset. was Longing along, thinking how we
could in New York get such splendid public parks as
they have here. Looking down the avenue observ
ed busle in the crowd, and in few seconds, out
rushed the two ouriders, usual, followed by the
royal carriage and four. She sat in the same place
was dressed in the same dress-lookcd the same
amlabe, young, fair, round faced Dutch Bowery girl
as ever. On the left was the Duchess of Kent, her
mother, one of the grimest licking old 'uns ever
saw How she came to have good looking girl
for daughter, is past my mathematics.
But enoagh-of course have not been so fortunate
as Prince John, of New York; have not been in
foduced 10 her majesty, ever expect TO be-but
learn from COED authority that she looks much the
same at drawing room, ball, grand dinner, as
she does driving round the Parks, taking into account
the difference Of the dress, and the lights. b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
Extract Of a letter dated Toronto Upper Canada
Thur~dsv Auuust Orb

Extract Of a letter dated Toronto Upper Canada
Thursday, August 9th.
"Ths afternoon, the steamboat Transit arrived
from lewiston having on board some passen gers
who had been only eighteen days from Engiand,
having arrived in your city on Sunday morning in
the Great Western. One of these gentlemen re-
up. Truly this is an age Of wonders. To show you
the feeling of people in reference trip across the
Atlantic, have this evening heard perhaps twenty
persons say they made UP their minds for pas
sage IN some OF the splendid steam packets in the
course of the year. heard one of the passengers
oy the Great Western, declare that he had frequently
suffered more inconvenience by sickness, in
Atlantic"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
Aunty, spare that Tea.

Ala" w dman, spare that tree,
Aunty, spare that tea.
Touch not single drop.
In youth pap" nourish'd me
Teas best now-annty, stop.
twas my 'orefathers hand
That aump'dit eff the dock,
When taxes pressed the lana,
And liberty was nock'd.
That good old maidish stsa
Whose glory and renowa
I'm sure is quite enough
To make y1u put II down.
Aunt. forbear thy stroke
Throw not the leaves away
PsrchaBce some dog they'll choSe
Who has rot had his day.
When but an idle boy
And daddy showed me ram,
You oferedtea with JOY
begged you'd give me some.
Mymammy ov'd good tea,
My daddy not at all
Good aunt, do [" let il be''-
Let not the tea leaves fall
Teapot, TO thee clirg-
80 get il Row you can't
As sure as you sing
Tea pot, you're mise-aow, suu,
Old tea! COED tea strong lea!
And good old tin teapot
Aunt, wash the other thrgs-
Thy hand shall harm Il not C..s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

W The Ravcl Family at Niblo's Garden, this
evening, perferm in TIVE pantomimes called
LA Fcte Chsnpssrs," highly amusing piece the
other IL new psnsomime which has created such .
sensation on the two nights Of IL psvfsrnance and
q the splendosr Of which IN aasQssts description
esnaos b. givca.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

The Mrs. Bush who committed suicide on Satr'
day by laudanum, has left family. She had been
for some time aesponiipg from the death Of daugh-
ter Mrs. .. is the third Of three sisters who have
made way with themselves under similar circumstaa-
ces, az we are Informed BY the Sun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

HANIxs RAIL Roar CAss.-An aged man, name
unknown, was knocked down on Sunday by the 10
conceive belonging to the Harlem Rail Road Co. at
AID street, and the whole train Of cars passed over
him, taking of both his legs and doing him other
bodily injury, Of which he died on Tuesday night al
the New York Hospital. A coroner's inquest was
held upon the body, and verdict Of accidental death
rendered. The jury should have pronounced u
case of manslaughter. This is the second instance
within two months Of persons having been run over
and killed by the same concern
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

AccIpExr.-On Tuesday afternoon, mason enga-
Qcd on the new building in Cliff street. adjoining the
Office Of Harper 4 Brothers, fell from the scaholdnR
around the third story. He was not apparently much
injured, but in his descent he fell upon laborer sit
ting beneath the scaeld who was very severely hurt
the latter was taken 10 the hospital.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
MORNING HERALD.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1888.

NJ The Letter Bag of the steam shPG west
ern will close at the Exchange Reading Room, TINS
day at o clock p M precisely and not O'Clock
as was stated in some Of the papers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16
MIR: Benefits Correspondence

Mr.: BenMest's OUffesPofueHVe'
We Yesterday gave the last of the regular letters
which we had on hand from Mr.. Bennett. We
re-commence today the publication of the pages of
his Journal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

The activity Of commercial affairs IL slowly increasing
auction srnded and buyers evnce
Iy spirit We from Havana that IN order TO
the expenses Spain, additional duty has
box colt reals rer bag Of six arobes; molasses reals
per barrel; cigars, real per box
Cares rensiss cor days very qnis Sales are very
limited, but OF last well
without change pricesthe stoek quite small al
thou gh the STOCK on hand ~ aches 81, COO bales.
Export frem the Usted States, since lat October
last i,57i,r2y
same time LAST yesr, i,Io4sIs
same time before, l08a.5s
TosAcccTbis market continues 10 exhibit fair asmand
the tendency OF prices rather improve. The business
principally of msnufac erporaon Bay
- the season advances and demand for exports n
seem more disposed the IL hod,rs In
Atlantic The crop OF Tobacco Willie Injured 10 such
an extent To cause still further advance 10 the prices of
both leaf and manufactured.
AHssAs the eemsnd Tor this article continues for export
aton IN the face OF the light receipts further advance
Trsnsaesiers this day.
Gotten 800 bis gps icisl2 Tobacco go sgs man. issl,
Tobacco. IS hhssKy. ~ Ashes. Iss bill: Pots, $ 50
s5s U. s. Bsnh fassIn iss Pbesir Im
70 fulton 10 10 Lafayette -
~ Nrooklyn 10 fi2A Del n Hudson git
iss Msr. Canal u % Isi 70 OHIO Liie Trust Io1l
\: S S;:: 10. mi s As * s.s.., m.n
is 81 r 1914 issS 80 TO- ' msnsss,. In. Co 100
A~esiss Ssiss.
Wise, 100 ar chs PERI essss zloe 10 chs German, ssss
se,,w,r. ''s1l Pipes, isssD'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-16

Cerpr or GENERAL SsssIons, august ibth.-mi.
chsel a. R,,ep and Michael Kelly, were tired and
found guilty ssverslly Of ssssslng and beating Nj
cholss Nsisos on the 18th day Of July last
James BrassSsid asd his wife Margaret, were put
upon thse trial On second ind'csment charging
Adjourned.