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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

Nett tons sold in four years, 2ss,oO5
Th cost appears 400 $3.50 per ton; at this rate
the whole coal (564A tons received at Rousout
for years erdns in 1882 would give an aggregate
cost OF 50 $50 o6o While the sales Of the coal during the
zane time appears from the returns did not average $780,
or gro, amount Of s25sos76 exhibiting loss in the coal
business Of Co puy Of s79os4 which loss appears to
have made good BY increase of capital TO the amount
Of 100000 proceed. Of canal tolls Of sa74ooo and ofr'
estate $4,000 making 100000 The general statement will
then stand thus
1871, capital stock, l4456oo 1888, iSia,oo
To increase ofcapa 100000 BY cost ofeos - $50 ooo
canal tolls, 214,ooo Sales, 1oSs,sio
Real estate, 10000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

The first the lit Is the Delaware Hudson Canal Tho
operations Of this company since 1884, by their official
ports appear TO have been conducted SCALE precisely
similar the general spirit Of borrowings supply deficiencies
which have atey pervadcd every financial the
Treasury OF the general down to ,he humble
holder To illustrate this position, have carefully
compiled from the compan reports for four table Of
the expenditures also the amount Of coal produced
Statement expenditures Of the Delaware and Hsdson for
four " are including the report o. the AN March lssS
lQa1 1884. 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
COUNTRY RrsIpENCE .,

- COUNTRY RESIDENCE % Staten Isssd 10
lst-The and splendid residence Of Madam 0rymes,
twhs about leaving for Europe) situated on the high
OF staten Island surrounded BY forest trees and Shrub
osry WIN all necessary improvements aud outbuildnes
ms beautiful place will be let with all the furniture az IT
now ~ ana also the horses aud carriages should they be
qures tsr further nfomson apply at No 81 Pine street.
or on the premises at Staten Island. jy3l. leteods|
TOHN 9. RENNERT, ORDINARY AND REFEC
IOhf, NO. W Wooster Of Spring street, New
York Oysters served up in every style.
b-rrlvate rooms where company be accommodated
with Breakfast Dinner ard Supper the best the market aft
fords Also Wines of the choicest qualities. auIsSms
COMPOUND OKRaa IsIOIHa e.Aa.Cn
THE celebrity which the above preparation has enjoy ed
for time past, among Tn. propretor's immediate
friends, has induced him To make it public. lie would
therefore respectfully inform the community and particularly
ladies' who have warmly paronized it, that they can
always obtain genuine Of the following respectable druggists
and apothscaries:
NIB Be particular to examine closely the envelopes the
labels are printed in gold thus, Or,is Tooth Paste. The
wrappers pea green paper with the initials Of the pope
tor A. g. annexed and sealed with his private stamp For
sale aDr MeeIys Greenwich lane Chas Ring 644 Broad
way schiens ia Caaal st, Churchs dspensary,
Bowery and Spring Dr. Bryton, 100 Division ST. Quackn.
bush as Carmne ST. Chelsea n6rnary las 9th avenue T. r.
Hard 22s Bowery, J. Weir ash Grand ST., Arnold 2ea
Grand st. Dr. Allen 34S Grand st. Dr. Murphy Division csr
Suffolk Kirby, Division Clnton St. Drake and
merve 276 4th st. &. Smith, S7l Greenwich ST. H. Richard
~ Division Gabaudon, 81 9th avenue, T. Elder s0s Canal
st. J. Miller, % Mulberry Colder, 753 Greenwich
H. Bush, Varick and Hamersey General DEPOT o.
Royal Co. French importer ~ Cedar st. and 709 Greenwich
a22-eod- I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

road Ths view affords apt illusasea q tAs Posy Of
the state gevsraeats which have gone creating loans
until the interest," asauay due Europe ameupts TO 70 per cent
Of whole ess crop What chance there in either east
eta payment Of the principal This credit system hrosshou
must shortly End its cad The day Of loans and stocks has
passed. at least for season-snd all those Institutions which
depe.d credit rather than the Legitimate proceeds
lar business for existence, will be unable to live through the
coming crisis
sales at the stock Exchange.
shares Bank l5sibSds so Bank of Csmmerce ssc, 100
do Ssac; Del Hudson 67i 3l6 do stRW 90 do 6sl5ds
80 sb3ds 81 do sssods - do 61tw so do e7s0d 50
673RW Is do She % do sRW 30 do 6Sbl0ds 100 do
Ssb 5ds $50 67ikW - Union Blk ll3 Is Dry Dock Blk
este; 10 Atlantic Bk Brooklyn, 9sa 30 DO os 70 Am
Bkc Co 7OAR IS do 7b30ds SO do 70aw so do 7ob3ds;
Am E Bk sla rs Mechanics. Bkg ASS sc IS do 81 10
Farmers Ols; % Ohio Trust Co 06 RW rs do o6}c
e7Rw vicksburg Blk aoslods 50 Blk of Kentucky
77:Iod. 10 Manhattan Fire ns Co s7 100 Mohawk RR ssc
S91c; s. Paterson RR 524c so Boston Prov RR Co
l0 90 Prov Sonngton 2sc SO do 1sbSd IS do 23ssOd,
IS do f2ac 100 Harlem RR s30 200 do 46c 100 do 46
s3od % do - do 4nw 90 do 47w rs do 47c
ton Co Sac, 10 do 34c&.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

MT OTICE-Souherners and other Strangers visiting the
IN city respectfully informed that the subscriber has just
received and offers for sale the following goods adapted TO the
season, and worthy the attention efhouse. keepers
LAMPS-Ofa descriptions, consisting Of and two light
Manel aud Side Lamps gilt and bronzd with rich cut glass
drops Also, Astral Lamps g bronzed and plated Hesgon
Lanterns with double organ burners, with large assortment
Of Hall Lamps, compete
PLATED WARE-Elegant cut glass Castors plated Wait.
with . edges and handles Cake Baskets Of pat
terms; Plated with branches Shutters and Trsys
Pased Urns Tea Sets Toast Racks Vegetable Dishes, &C.
CUTLERY-Fne Balance Handle lverv Knives and Forks
elegantly fitted in rosewood Also Transparent Ivory
Handle Knives (on) Manufactured for silver forks Also
Beef Slice and Game Nut Picks fine Pen and Pocket
Knives, Scissors. &c.
JAPANNERY-GotLicS Sandwich and Paper Tea Trays, in
sets Of with Bread Baskets and Knife Trays TO match
As Dressing Cases Tea Caner Sugar and Spice Bores&c
MANTEL CLOCKS-Rich gilt, gilt and bronzed, ebony,
ab white and black Of the latest patterns warranted 10
keep CORRECT time.
CANDELABRAsJ;it gilt and bronzcd and all bronzed
Of the latest patterns with Egures ele
CANT Also, Slide Branches from to 8 lights.
GERAND OLES-Gilt and bronzed, with and 8 lights,
handsomely orramented with rich cut glas, pri,ms
BRONZED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ink Stands
Watch Stands. Thermometers, Tea Bells. &c.
~ Also received from the celebrated house OF Diron
Son. further supply Of Brar MIA Ware, consisting Of Tea
and Coffee Sets. Urns, nc.
Also further supply Of the celebrated Chinese Ranors
Also farther supply Of gesemens Tool Chests very com.
plete.
the goods Offered al reasonable prices at the
New York General Furnishing Warehouse No Ill Maiden
Lane (auiay) ID +. DELAvAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
IlR HULL,s RADICAL CURE on RUPTUREs.-O

Il H.
~ flee Vesey street. Astor HouseA Surgeon Of years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given in all cases OF reducble rupture the ana
ational health of the patient being otherwise anmpared
With proper adaptation Dr. Hu Truss perfectly sure to re.
tain the rupture without pain the least danger the patient
or the slightest interruption to exercise or business
Attendance given in private houses, where required at and
after o'clock, by the Office Surgeon
~ B-Paens cautioned against trusting spurious in
venons of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hus
None genuine unless they bear the OF AMOS u
HULL-and the only Office in New York he original one,
formerly Fulton street. but No. Vesey street. Astor
Huse a30 cod
TNHE bALsAM OF MOsCATELLO.-Ths medicine is
universally acknowledged to stand unrvaed for its happy
effects in eectualy removing and curing the diseases aen
dan the season. vzdyspepsa diarrhGa, dysen
terry, cholera morbus collie complaint OF children
dangerous effects OF drinking cold water when overheated
&c. &c.
Tcs monials from the first families this city lis
efficacy may obtained proprietor
dence and Of the following agents.
j. Mtau, 1888 Broadway; II. HART NJ. d. Of Cham
bers st. and Broadway and Hudson and North Moore Streets
j. Schieffena IA Casa street; l. and j. Coddnson No III
Hudson ST. l.. l.. Cotton 2O3 Bleecker g. W. Embree II
East Broadway Israel Posts Book Store SO Bowery; ~ w.
Bdesu go Bowery Painter $685. Of Thrd Avenue
and St. Marks Place r G. w Vel Book Store aa4
Lowe, No SO Fulton street. Brooklyn.
REFERENCES
The following gentlemen in New York having experienced
the beneficial effects of the Balsam Of Moscaeo have kindly
permitted the proprietor to refer to them.
sanse Elliott NJ. D.; A. C. Castle, NJ D. No. 81 Broad
way George r. Norris ESQ., No. Barclay street, w Paxton
Haliet Esq. $50 Broadway; s. B. CASTOR, ESQ., 81 Oliver
street, Ketctum Esq 80 William street. D. Dodd Esq,
Gas Broadway; D. Kimberly ESQ., l2l Front street. A. Leeds,
Esq., 81 Hammond street. c. Bill Esq, Brooklyn; II. suydam,
ESQ., SIS Carmine street, M Breese. 25l Hudson street;
Mr.. Charles Cox Asor House, Mr. Sylvester Spencer 10
Wall street; +. b. Spooner, Esq, Brooklyn.
Further references about 100 of the first fames)
be given by the proprietor
The public will recollect that genuine unless
panied with pamphlet containing directions for together
with fac-simile of the propretors signature and that the
bottles Of ST. So and SO EACH stamped with his
JOHN WHEELER Oculist,
33 Greenwich st. near the Battery, n. Y,
au8eodlm Sole Proprietor OF tie Basam Of Muscatello.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

ID L. SMITH co. No. Ito Pearl street, Importers,
II. and Wholesale Dealers in Leghsrn and
Straw Goods receipt Of 300 Bonne comprs-
ing all the different desr,bc for the fall business which
they offer for sale dealers liberal terms Also 100
Straw Trimming aud 20 printed and plain Satin Straw
au7-3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

IENNISON's LATEST Improved Premium keirigera
u Factory and Ware Rooms 900 Broadway For sale
wholesale and retail. Iell-3m'
DACIFlC HOTEL, l6l Greenwich street, New York
The Subscriber having become proprietor OF the above
Hotel will at all times endeavor TO merit liberal share OF
public patronage. tauo.lm.] HIRAM CRANsTON
OSTA short time from the neighborhoed OF Broome
street, a liver and white POINTER PUP, about nine
moaths old and the Of DASH" suitable
reward will be given its to No. III Maiden Lane au9
BOOTS. BOOTsm BOOTSm.-ANDERSON, l5s Chat
ID am street. at the sign Of the Great Horns selling
Boots s. per pair ladies' Slips at SO cents splendid
Cater Boots gentlemen S225, and every article in the
shoe line proportion lie has hand the largest retail
of and Shoes in New York; ladies' and chldrens
coored Shoes Of every description which sold the
old that the nmble sSpence is better than the slow
shilling" aul0-lw|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

90 CARD.-THE PANORAMAS-MR. GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs The citizens sf Nav York. and
the public rally that lie intends spen for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early IN October nsrt, and that
quently the Panorama &C JERUSALEM will positively be
closed OF that month He gives this early notice.
that parents msy bring their cbdrn Sunday and other
School I, ache their scholars and that all may have
portunity OF viewing this transcript Of the Holy City
aul. ise-2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

GRAND ATTRAC TION-PubIic Exhibition Of the Pain
VI ting e Boissy DAngIos, Of the French Revou-
tonThis nascsnt Painting, by the celebrated Vnchos,
represents v the dranacal and vivid interest
There expressed the animated style anger fury the
thirst Of blood in opposition GOODNESS Of mind passive
age and to dignity.
There less than two hundred persons life sire In he
Pansg, and among them James Monroe Minister Penips
tertiary from the United States IN the year i7sS
This piece which has g
the cities OF Europe through France aud lately al New Or
leans exhibited the Clinton Hail. Beskmsn street. opposite
the brick meeting house.
open from in the morning till in the evening
Admttanee 25 cents. Sc tickets So jy2o-2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

Two MANAGERS, PROFESSIONAL, AMATEUR
i GENTLENEN.-The same invited 10 call and
mine lot Of splendid theatrical Dresses, Stage Jewery,
Feathers Properties for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers at
No III Fulton street. of Dutch street. the auction
rooms Of Mr.. CADY. aulS.tw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

VAUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE-Ths
propneors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that for the Various have bseo
nsas addition 70 AZ eJntain Of water which they bet
aansa will b s,hy OF their patronage aud Of
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen Pur
chase with perfect confidence Harses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages, Harness. ssidcs, Brides SC entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for horsss
at livery. ROCKENBURG BANCKER,
je7.3n' PROPRIETOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

NEOUSSELINE DE LAINES.-R l.. SMITH co.
1vl have received 10 cases. and offer for sale liberal
terms at l76 Pearl street. au7 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

ID L. SMITH Co., It's Pearl street, importers, manu-
N. cturers aod wholesale deaersn Leghern French, Eng
sb and American Straw Bonneis, French and Italian Silk
Goods Merine Shaws Merino Cloths Laces, Hosiery &c.,
have open for the fall business splendid assortment Of the
above kinds Of goods which the attention Of dealers
spectfuliy invited au7-3n+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

NJ IBLOs GARDEN.-MR. L. BISHOP, DIRECTORY
In specially that his Benefit will take place
Thursday August 6 which occasion Mr. Burton and Mr.
Browne have politely rendered their powerful aid and will
pear in the celebrated domestic drama OF ROBERT MA
CAIRE-Robert Maeaire Mr.. Browne-Jacques Strop, Mr.
Burtonw,h other entertain ments watch iii be expressed in
future advertisements. auli-2t
The native American., 1839-12-21

WINTER THOUGHTS.

Who hath ordained the chains,
That binding sire ans end lakes, sust ending all
The crystal rils that flow through veins OF herb,
And rlant, and tree all but the crimson streams
And swelling floods that rush successive through
The beating heart, and heave the Fulse OF lie
Fen now, what power wthholds the piercing irost
From freezing Up these veins, 10 bid 10 more
10 ebb and flow the purple streams within
Let that Almighty Power which THUS i&r 'ctne
Approach no farther, /" said, be one short hour
Withheld each tree and plant and root hay more
Each limb and trunk aud pulse that teen with he,
From the minutcst atom microscopic eye
Can see &c towering elephants and men, would burst !
And this fair world no vernal notes would hear,
Nor cheerful song nor voice divine ci man.
No emblemac resurrection morn
Would dawn npon busy world, or light
The paths or dwellings of living race.
The native American., 1839-12-21
AN ACROSTICAL ENIGMA.
LAM CnMposEp oF lG LETTER

An COMPOSED OF l6 LETTERS.
Ny 3 l. IA O. is ugua! with gou,y old gentle
men.
My : ) A. is what woodman do.
My 3 6 S, is slippery fish.
Ny 3 > 5, is rercrtacle for water.
My 30 q. is the most ancient dane On record
Ny o 8, is tie name of celebrated divine.
NV Z - !, is a kitchen uteusi.
My s ii IL "A, is much sought after by frugal
housewives.
Ny IL, is n.onosy liable delightful to all
adorliIg swain.
My 10 5 t.! II 3 s, is found rpon the waters,
Ny II 10 9 j. All eyeIgr, en-.
My IL ! 5 l6 i, a sooihaayer.
Ny l3 Is II - 2, is gallant but prosecuted
nation.
My IA Is | IA ) iG, is cutaneous disease.
My II II D ~, IS rrviving
My Is !. 10 IA, is the lame Of distinguished
member of Congress.
The solution may be found in the first letter
Of each line " hch forms an acrostic. An an
swer is requested. ELIZABETH.
The native American., 1839-12-21
From A!cxan9er's Weekly Messenger.
LINES ON A WIThERED ROSE BUD.

LINES ON A WIThERED ROSE BUD.
pY cATHARlNE II. WATERMAN.
Little tender, droopiEg flower,
Why thy CRIMSON oidinss close!
Brightly worn for one short houl,
Dying then--an infant Rose.
Beauty's' eyes wee hcamiDg on thee,
Beauty's smiles did DER thee play,
Bat nor err, nor smile hath won thee,
From Thy premature decay.
No-,hc spell of death was round thee,
Chiiness nipt each biushins leaf,
But the shaft that came to wound thee,
Had tie power to briug relief. ..s.
They who knew thee in thy morning,
Do not know thee in thy night,
They who hailed thee whilst adorning
Scorn thee IN thy early blight
Like neglect fro.n those we cherish.
Like cold words from those we prize.
Time hath taught thy leaves to peiish,
AS the heart il: silence dies.
inplored the hand to yield thee,
That but p!uck'd thee fer t..y bloom,
And with kindly care I'll shield thee,
W;,her'd fo"ret, in thy gloom.
Thou hast past from those who lightly
Held thee in thy days Of pride,
They who herish'd thee hile brightly
Thy young leaves with bloom were dyed.
Mourn not t:.-n, pale slunbcring fewer,
Thou art cal ed so soon away,
Life at BEST is but an hour,
Hurrying on 70 quick decay.
The native American., 1839-12-21
ENG VI A..

am word of II letters My 3 g, is a
river in Europe. My 4 10 5, is town in
Asia. Ny 2 8 7, is river in South America.
Ny 5 10 b IL, is a mountain in Europe. My
5 = 6, is cape in the United States. Ny 10 Q
& 3 : :! is a city in Europe. My 8 g. is a
town in Africa. My 81, is river in Europe.
My 10 , u IL s. is a town in Asia. My 2 3
$, is country in Asia. My y II ,, is a
country in Europe. My 10 Ii 6, is (ero-
cnus animal. My ~ ) 8, is useful article.
My.ll9 6 8 II, is mans name. My whole
is The Capita! Of state in the United States.
Dee. sih 1899. II. T.,J.
The native American., 1839-12-21

j nat man that iII'l tongue, say Is no man,
II with his tongue lie cannot win a woman. "
Shakespeare,
Joatham jenkins, in his SUNDAYS best, sat olle
evening twirling his hat, at the house of MIR
Twistletou. 1t was about nine o'clock in the
evening, aud Mrs. Twisi!cton had judciousiy
retired to her apartment, while Tibha Twis-
Teton, sat up 10 hear what Joathem Jenkins had
to say and rake up the fire after he had taken
his leave.
.Joathem had been thinking over fine speeches
which he meant to utter when opportunity
should be given BY the withdrawal Of the old
folks. Bat when that opportunity came, the
words would not come. The fine speech stuck
in his throat and he twilled his hat more indus
,riously than ever. But Tibitba Tws,lcton h had
more presence of mind, and after enjoying his
embarrassment for awhile, she opened her mouth
and asked him what made him SO dnmb?
Upon that hint he spake." Any thing was
better than nothing to break the ice; and that
being now effected by the consilerate remark of
his charmer, he thus began:
II say Iibita-''
"Wel Joathem."
"Ive come here to night-'
81 see YOU have"
To inform you that-that-some how or no.
ther-'
Every likely Joathem."
don't know now II Is
"Nor H.
It's very queer any way, and feel rather
sheepish--'
Bah i''
"Darn it! Tibitha, love you! And now
it's out"
"And you feel very much relieved, dare
sayH'
III do, swow, feel shockingly relieved
feel as il tifty-six was oil my stomach"
"Poor fellow was your love hrayy?'
Il guess you'd think il yoc knew the
weight ont. 1t pressed me down like nigi,;
mare"
"Wel Joathem, I'm glad to hear of your for
tunate deliserance. Butts growing late, and
mother told me 20 cover up the fire.
"Oh don't think OF the fire now, Just as Eve
broke the ice. We world Of fine things 10 say
to yWh,, ySS:h are de-, ;"
II havn't told you half ray love yet"
"Oh thought you'd la d it all CUT
81 love you like pizen do indeed, Tibilha." j."
That love must be .ttal,''
alt will be fatal to ne if you don't marry
me-"
Fudge Joa.hem don't be fool Go home
aud let me cover up the fre-t!lats good leI.
low.
Won't you have NE them"
can tell YOU better Joathem when you
come to be u man.
Ain. | a man nov, Miss Tibi,ha, I'd like to
know :" said JoA1hcm, rising With spirit and
putting his hat on his head. ,''If I ain. man
now, and whole hog onc too, think it darn
strange
AS 10 Tie hos part there's no dispute about
IT," said Tibitha, covering up the last brand III
the ashes.
"Well it that's The way you treat me. Tib.
YOU may 20 TO ssnss, and st husband where
ycu can fnr what care
Thank you .ioaIirm. Now e" home like
good boy, and tcli your ma not to let you stay Out
nights. You may get lost.'
Joatlien pressed his hat on his head hard,
than ertr, aud ti!ng lib, as lie called her, ,la'
,hc might 20 10 the g.! for ali him: he left
,fe house-sirlrs one proof al least contrary to
The Shakspearean nl2to that a msn may be en-
dowed with tongue, ard vet t'ol be able TO use
IL SO as TO win a wGman witha!.
The native American., 1839-12-21
4 DECLARATION.

That man that hath a tongue, say, is no man,
If with his tongue lie cannot win a woman.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-02
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TAKE NOTICE.

nUBLlC notice is hereby given to all
IL persons indebted to the late firm Of
Durham & Otey, or to Thomas Dmham
alone, since the dissolution of said firm Of
Durham g. Otey, that all debts owing to
said firm Of Durham g. Otey, or to Thos.
Durham individually, now due or hereaf-
ter to become due for dealing with Durham
4, Otey or with Thomas Durham or other
wise,are 10 be paid alone to the subscriber
all said debts having been conveyed TO him
in trust by Thomas Durham (who had
bought out the interest Of Col. Otey in the
firm Of Durham & Oteyl by deed dated
the 18th April, 1899 and admitted TO re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Probate Of Holmes county on the 18th
Of April 1889 for certain purposes therein
expressed.
All persons indebted to said firm Of
Durham s. Otey or 10 Thomas Durham
will please make immediate payment to
the subscriber as an early adjustment Of
such debts must be made.
ROBT. COOK.
Nav C5--dins