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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

r.. huste Of the rprng trade and the attendant &c
r..nd for money subsdsd consequently apparently
mae easv without actually being greater supply
hi even with the the rate In the street
per cent The temporary revival in trade was met by supply
somewhat unexpected OF Western money, which sasea the
in nearly ratio the trade increased the de-
uand Both ceased and the offerings for discount
are only Of that description Of paper which the banks
have for some confined their fsvor The decrease In
demand is in certain quarters Of enlarged supply Of
money Thenany cannot in reason be considered an
evidence financial prosperity The stock market presents
very le alteration The sales continue limited aad prices
nearly the at the close Of yesterday Dry Dock re-
seded per cent; Delaware Hudson per cent; ". . Bank
per cent; Stonngon per cent? Mohawk improved per cent
of the intention yesterday declared oil taxing
up detail he condition Of the banks of the several We
today proceed the State of Maine The banking
Of this section paan of the nature Of the trade
rly widely different from that Of the soutA"esefn 'ee'o
which touched upsn Yesterday The basis Of Inc "ea anu
the bank section the crop oil cston an
seeks foreign market for SALE The proceeds 30 10
other market for the purchase of those supplies which the east
ern states raise within themselves The dinerencs therefore
tie sales in one and the purchases OF neeessa-
RE, IN il all that remains them the basis OF u-
tue wealth. This surplus necessarily depends sPon the price
Of staple which variety Of causes have controlling
Ruence therefore is great and frequent nuctua
ons and the planter fails to realize loc per b ne
and becomes indebted to the bank from wnich ne
obtains advances Banking under such circunstanees al
tended with great risk and therefore requires greater degree
Of skin in its conduct deficiency this particular is at
tended with disastrous results In those states which the
subject Of the present article the very different The
exports country generally the surplus ofths crops and
the supa, proceeds of manufacturing indusry while the i'm
ports usually those articles Of uXury which increase in
with the growing wealth of the consumer The bank
returns therefore, exhibit great regularity even through the
.tota. .ut.lt aor atastu pc
tuaons We will here give tables Of the banks Of Maiae
Vermont and New HAMPSHIRE embracing the year Of spessla
ton and the commencement Of 1889.
The following table of the leading features Of the banks
Of the Maine, different periods, up to the com
mepcement of the present year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENTON, M.
90 The Spring Meeting will commence on Tuesday May
ash 1872 Ut being the week following the Philadelphia and
Camden Race,) and contisue four days
Fr day Tuesday)-sweeP'takes for yr ods sub $780,
l. w B. stockton imp en- rassaie, BY ereller out
Of Rachel
4 Also name, imp. b. Cumberland by Camel OF Ma.
Jos. H. HeIng, names ch. {. BY Star out OF Melinda
jos. b. Kendall names gr ny imp Tranby out Of Mary
Randolph.
Same dayswcep,takes fer yr. old' sub. $780, H. H. me
wB Stockton name. imp. b. Atlantic, by Aceon our
a Also names imp. bl Cumberland ~ Camel, Of Ma
O. Also name. imp eb c ra,ac BY Re,eller Of Rachel,
Jos n. Hengs ehf Stephan BY Shark out Of Fai.
s. Ja. D. Kendall u. canpser.) ,. BY imp Tran
4 j. H. Van Mater name, Oh. BY TOrnenor, dandy Tu
kahoe.
second day "wednesday -sweepsake for yr oss, sub
$780, h. f., mile heats
l. Nie.sr, Comb. & Eli. eh Elliptic, by Monmouth
. Jas b. Kendall q. Canpbslls) Buckeye, BY
Critic out Of Ann Page.
Edward J. Wilson names b. c. Portsmouth,, by imp LuI
borough. out Of Polly Peacham
Same sweepstakes sub S70o h. a. mile heats; free for
all ages that shall not have race Preoss to closing this
stake
Eclipse, ost OF Powasey, yrs
Triae's dam, 4 yrs.
Jos, H. Van Mater name, ch BY Eclipse, oct Of Heles
l. Also names CHI by Monmouth Eclipse dam by imp Er
pedit,on, A. yrs
same day-rse $780, Two mile, heats 500 Of which goes
10 the 81 best, IL more than two start
Third day (rhur.dsy)A purse q $780, Three mile heats;
5000 OF which goes 10 the I'd best II than two start
Same day-A purse Of 500, mile heats.
Fourth DAY (FridsyA purse Of $500 -Four mile heat'
$500 which goes the ID best L than two start
Same day-A parse Of 800, mile heats
The Races will commence ~ o'clock each day Entries
will close Eagle Hotel the evening previous TO each
race, at o'clock. Entrance per cent
The second best 10 b. dcermsd by the rules Of the Pha
aud Camden Course; when these rules do not designate
the best the horse that 9 the last heat be
sidered
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables for race by making application
addressing letter to the Subscriber
handsome DINNER will be prepared az the Pavilion, i'm
medsstey after the main each day.
The New Jersey Railroad viii convey passengers from New
York to the Eagle three hours passing through New
ark New Brunswick, Praceop and the principal villages o.
New Jersey.
A. tho Eace Course has now every advantage that be
wished FAR greater will hereafter be offered a.,
Spring aud FALL than has heretofore been ON Coarse
north Of o.isisns. q. BAILEY, sec'y.
Trenton. N. j.. MAY nth, 1892 myl3-l7t
Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

The banks Of Maine preseAted for series of years. up to
very little ucuaon either in their loans or circu-
latioa The business Of the state regular and gradually
increased with the settlement the country, exhibiting alb
sence Of spirit speculation In 1886, crook and
canny United States became infected withpeeulation
and the wild land. unexpored forests Of Maine dis
covered nexhausbe Of wealth. and from all
parts the Union crowded to Bangor the geal
of all their fortunes Then discovered that the banking
facilities of discovered to be by equal to
the wants Of business Accordingly the above table shows
u an 10 banking institutions that year, and
crease of nearly the loans Since them four banks
have their charters and has failed making
so banks time Of the great increase in loans fad the
circulation does not show corresponding Increase This arises
from the operation Of the allied syste, is called This
system was originally established by number Of associated
banks in Boston, the purpose equazng the circulation Of
the bills Of those banks with the other New England inu
tons To accomplish this purpose the association agreed to
deposit with the sssk certain proportional TO
capitals free Of interest This to be
empls ed in the at par Of the country bills After
sum collected agents employed to call
pou the banks with their respective bills for redemption IN
specie Under operation OF this IL the Maine banks large
" their circulation they liable to immediate
calls fer specie systsm therefore adopted of loaning
their bills operators with the that they should
NOT be circulated Having done this, the operator would
pesre them with the banks for loan, and the bills
thu. obtained supplied the increased circulation This policy
was the Bank and has since been
discontinued
The exports Maine consisting Of lumber hay and this
wear OF e wheat generally seek the south and the West In
dies for Market getting in return, moasses, sugar, rice, &c
Her a. hariwsredry goodsaocksr,
c are purchased in the marSe where all the business
OF the New England centres the forming
regular and sa,y trade aorng but very limited room
Cor speculation.
Of the leadsg points ofths New Hampshire Banks
at dercn, periods before the suspension and up TO the pre-
sent time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

MOS DIVISION STAs long las the systematic, heart
IN Loss deceptive destroyer nae
the sme OF appreciation and
stead and detesaton from .sch respectable
their wealth station may them; so long vii Hun.
te Red Drop hnd purchaser And would to the STRAIN
gna and swallow camel Of people, that faint at the
sight Of the remedy think Of the thousand victims Of
deception has been the Of reforming who wosld have
been hurried their early graves and nothing earth have
saved them but this medicine which warranted to all
Of ~ under all circumstances Every vial Of gen.
uine will have the signature Of DR. o. Levson OF whom
be obtained privately at all times 81 vial Letters post
paid promptly attended to. my0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
A CARD.

0G5- NATIONAL THEATRE.-MR w. H. Will
LIAMS respectfully Informs his friends and the public, that
his Benefit will take place Thursday, the Esd instant
which occasion MR. FREER, from the London Theatres will
appear in the tragedy of RICHARD THE THIRD-Duke Of
Gloster for this ony) MIR Freer After which vsris
~ Of singing The whole to conclude with ROBERT MA
CARE, which Mr. Browne will sustain his original charac
ter hcng his appearance since his from the South
Tickets may be had places secured the COX Office from
10 till haf-past 4 o'clock. my90.4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

90 FRENCH BARK PANURGE, FROM HAyRE-
consenees will please send their permits beard at the sot
~ Rector IT, Gsods set permitted by the sls inst will be
sest to the public store My7fy
0Yy-yRENCH BANK PANuRGE.-Debt contracted by
the will not be paid BY the captain the eonsgness
ny12y
Two LrT-A Psrlor the FIRST aosr with pantry attach
ed situated al Ne IS ANA street. assge gentleman,
without board, Apply a. above. nya1.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

B. IRWIN CO., Members of the Royal College Of Sur
81 geoas London continse to be consulted delicate dis.
all their various stages at their Office 20i Fulton
street. where from the comnodous Of their
aborng uader delicate complaints be treated WITH
secrecy and safety.
JB Irwin 60 pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice treatment without mercury has been
fs speedy They need by certificates direct the public
attention their superior practice in those diseases their
puation city well knewn and respected by those who
had occasion con6de in their honor IL strongly
to females who the habit OF using their Deobsrs
emit Pills. that than should be taken
might produce effects which those wko would be
mothers are avoid preventive hadrecent
IN days. Those who bave injured themselves
by secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
security all that will be required until shall be effect
ed Letters paid detailing the nature Of the complain
covering suitable Fee will be Immediately attended and
medicines, with full directions forwarded to the parties
Office, a04f Fulton street. my22lm+
A MOTHER evidence OF the superiority of Hunters Red
n Drop every other remedy:
Dr. u Levison, Division street.-Doar sir-To you do
my life Would that could find words to express my
gratitude.
Blinded by passion suffered myself be led away BY her
woss steps take hold on death" realized the fearful
sequences OF such Of folly The W. of the most aggra
vaed character making rapid and fearful advances through
my whole sysm Ny health and strength were fast giving
seemed fast approaching when Pre-
vdsncs willing reclaim directed your Office Having
obtained your invaluable medicine, desparing Of its effects
left your Office. Bat how quickly returned with health you
yourself From which the best schoolma
safest extant and still destined to many
victim from Infamous grave. Yours truly, in health
My you will please omit, bat II any doubt send them
to me. my22-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

In these bsk returns regularity will be observed
indicating e seadness and regularity Of the trade The al
lied system has great iaacnce in preserving this regularity
The suffolk Bank acts on New England States precisely
in the same manner the United States Bank formerly
did on tins State Bank. that is by demanding prompt and
REGULAR settlement Of the balances, eheetuay cheeks
apv undue expansions the part Of the Institutions
in the case Of the Maine Banks above alluded to- This fact
creates Tor that Institution the unpopuarity which
formerly directed against the u Bank fer the same cause
The good effect Of the system is however evident in the fact
mat some Of the hanks Of Maine suspended although
universal bankruptcy overwhelmed the whole Union besides
Another fact winch has operated voraby with these banks
j. that their capitals being generally small they have been
unable 10 grant permanent loans to ndvdualsthe hcsby
AZ the currency has thereby been preserved.
n stated IN the Baltimore papers that the United States
RANK la. aaed itself Of the corporate privilege, OF the Hs-
milton Bank which institution WILL under its guidance shortly
80 into operation Batimcrs, wtha capital Of $soooooO
received BY in New Orleans, dated Brandon
Ma, lat states that collectors Of money laughed to
IN that Mace The circuit judges qussh all bonds and
,oa. and among them assigned TO you shern refuse
10 execute the process the law asd the Brandon Bank has
rocvres the sheriff Of cosnty TO receive its paper
executions Accordingly, the shers Office iuli Of Bradon
paser which the rdicues the idea Of redeemng This
/, aaattering picture Of the better csrrency.
The uasd states Bank has taken loan Of the Maryland
Tide Water Canal Company for si,ooo,sOa
sales nj the stock Exchange.
ssoshares Bank Of Commerce io3 70 do lOsibeooo We
hn;c Bk lO5i-30Ciy Blk la 20 do lids PhsnN iVot
AN pry Dock i0sl, 100 io6iio Commercial Bk solo
IN ok sda, 10 DO $3.50 Mech ek Assn ss-9 Illinois
NJ o625 Del Hud ~ is30 100 do sltbtw so do s0s d
an all 100 do so % do - bs0 100 do slis3o 90 do
soao sinw 80 40 sits7ds 20 do silsao 100 do Sic5o
sual 1880 40 de- ilsl26 Vckssurg cisco, so do 6i
a. sieo-l2 Bk of Kentucky 900 Am Marine lns Go To-
IN S.r,.r. s5--2s Fire l00ls Canton 4sb6O-90 Mo
49, ssl s3 do esas60 90 do 6scl0 Bost Prov IOss5e
o2b453l stonirgton s7tw 30 do Sbl6, 40 10 36l q
a. s1s,otso Harlem CIT, 90 do 62bs0 go do sisb3o 80 IA
sao 100 40 olbso % do eli so do 6btw 200 do esso @
al eolc, 10 do ole, 30 DO SO for Oct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

HUNTERS RED DROP FOR VI Every medical
acquainted with pronounce it the only rsmed,
which firm reliance be placed Remember the cid oikse
Division the city. Price ST. my23 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
h6a2a

sucAn-Thi, market presents fair trades holders firm
prices sales reach about 200 hds asd 500
81 81 for Porto Rico 81 o. for St Crox st Tor
brown Cuba III for white. At Boston, the sales
freely made to the trade 81 81 for Havana and Trinidad
brown and low for refining There arri'
val Of 300 Manila At the sales have been
800 hhds It St for Porto Rco 81 for St. Croix 600 bxs
brown Trinidad 81 and II liz for white; a7s brs brown
Cuba a 81 ##
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

The canal trade continues active. The fshewing 's
amount Of tolls collected the canals for the sesonc ss
May, 1883 49, =. aa-fH - Ssic 90 81
Second week in Nay, 1883, $50 asea,aoS -
fetal tolls UP to May IA, ls3s, (ss days) aoST1S
/" 1899, ~ days) xos,s.v
The total amount Of tolls received this year UP 70 ne 4'n
May the amount received up the i4h OF Way
this year days, Sas7s ~ere than they pa'd m
thir,y-three days last year.
The Pennsylvania Coal trade is az follows; -
OF Coal week ending Thursday evening
Last
scar,vr x,r, soAI TRADE. LITTLE scnUYLKILL u
2s4 boats carrying Hs5 tens boat carrying sVo 'oAs
900 per last report 4l,77S ~ per last report GOV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

HAvANA May Sour supplies Of Rice have not been in
creased the Daniel Webster arrival except small
lot Phe Delaware cargo has been at last sold at lag In
Produce there is changews quote asserted Suge "a
"a l24 white alone III 2 browns and yecws 81 rs
Molasses Exchange London IT 81 per cent prem; ca
the States a O per cent disc cunt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
sales nj the stock Exchange
ssntc of Trade.

Trade ce.eray dull Some auction sale. are advertised
which we notice valuable sale of real estate by Ludlow
race tomorrow 22d inst The adyertsensn, IN tcdays
Herald gives the particulars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

DRAR MADAM
Ihave deferred writing you until eosld speak specifically
result treatment adopted by physician
particular happy in being able to say that i has
been perfectly s.csessul my health restored and ana
ready start for my friends III Bergea My complaint,
which generous had existed more than twenty
1t had advanced for the last three years rapdly
the whole diseased and had to be removed
had also tsmor between the opposite breast and Ny
general had been undermined by the disease had
faith its Icing cured bat by the soetude Of friends
induced to apply to Doctor Hawey, residing at number "a
Bayard street. New York, upon the recommendation Of Mrs.
Samuel Davis number 10 Commerce street, Newark From
the great number Of patients which he constantly attend
ing in New York aud its vicinity from different parts Of the
country should Judge that had AM opportunity of
coming well acquainted with the practice have found
Doc H. kind and attentive physician, and consider his
medical skill less than the external application
indeed sheuld think the height Of presumption for any
ignorant Of the profession to attempt applying med
icne sufficiently ecacisas to remove Cancer assure you
rejoice that Of the profession has the and the skill
treat complaints Of this nature without resortng TO the knife
whom the afflicted may escape from the mpsstons Of
suackery Yours afectionately,
my32lm- MARY CUBERLY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

y WILLIAMS Draper and Tailor, would annespss y
IA. his friends that Ne has removed rsm NO 70 No
John street near Broadway where he would he happy to
ceve all orders in se OF business lie would y those
vensrs. who have the habit o paving sxrsvagsnt
prices fr seir goods that saving Of % NAY be saved
Nv calling on Ills work. Cor beauty q style o. snd TASTE
!. ~, 5000 bv spv nyi53w'
AR D. LLOYD wHTTRMORE respectfully islorrs
~ his friends and the puoc that he has removed ~ 80
who may honor him with their confidence Having
years in the Hospals Of Paris, and yearin ne .lugs
Hospital OF Medic berg under the celebrated Professor Nsegs
he trasts ne competent treat senacay anl NAV
may come under his observation, myhes" 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

S, to attend sSAI II ,%a % Nes
Al White street. mySy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

DAsspORB's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and Ann street snsncs lon'
~, A..yum In both streets the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloth. B,. Se sc exercises for health Purchasers and
eay.r. are invited Their, 10 Billiard Tables ready Cor
G s,e ror with spring. steel India rubber closh
cushions and eagle rop and wscd asss the best assortment
ever offered the public. mysl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

DIED.
On the Goth instant after short Illness Asa Day. ESQ., aged
so years.
On the Goth instant William Oscar younnest Of George
White, Esq, aged year and months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

CHARLES RlETTY ~ Am srRrEr, has the honor e.
the patronage Of the pablo, has Establishments
In which he will endeavor to unite usefulness with pleasure
His customers will always faa rich assortment q me nest o.
LIQUORS excellent Refreshments aud Reshes, Soda Water
Ices, Sc. SC.
The dessert will consist Of pastries and fruit u W gea,
variety. Ills segars WILL he has no dou0, Fese O
n n - soil;e. surnIicd With ice cream. mylsImis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Packets 20 Depart.
LONDON.
Mediator, ChamplIn. June !
Wellington, Chadwick. Jane 10
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeystsr, May rs
Columbus, Chopper, June |
HAvRE.
Silvie de Grasse, May "a
Chas. Carroll, Lee, Jane l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

MARRIED.
On Sunday evening" the 10th inst by the Rev. W. Richmond
Robert Lowe, ESQ., Sarah Jackson, both OF this city
On Monday the 10th instant at ST Johns Church, by the
Rev Dr. Wainwright, Glover Capham, Esq, of Leeds Eng
land Caroline only daughter Of Charles o. Ferris Of this
city. IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

OsTA certificate Of the Pennsylvania Five per Cents,
IL payable the Philadelphia Bank the st May 1899,
with assignment Of the to joins jacob Asor. The
hsr viii be rewarded BY leaving them at No 81 Prince street
or No $40 Broadway. Hya02t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

CUCCEss TOT A.SL. vERSoL's, DRAPERs AND
- TAILoRs they have adopted the cash systcs sod
able to sell e thing tho reasonable terms The pub
lie are nvs 10 call and examine their assortment and they
viii be satisfied that great saving will be realixes cssa
system, a. coadscted at 81 Chatham q.
NIB A great variety Of Clsths and Cass~se vsstin-
kept hand and made order ihe most shicnabls style
Also large assortment Of Coats and Cloaks mai }'ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

ERARAM, WOOD 4 POWERS, Councillors and Attor-
Law have removed their offices TO the buildsg OF
the North American Trust ssd Banking Company ste Uated
States Bank No. 40 Wall street myl7.2~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. ID. %. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly ~ Bar.
rem West Broadway. mylo-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

IOHN LORIhER GRAHAM, Cousseilor at Law, has
d moved his Office to No. 40 Wall street. myI72w'
n RAHAM, MOVES MARTIN, CounseIors and All
VI torne at Law, and Solicitors in Chacery have removed
their Offices building of the North American Trust and
Banking Company Qate United States Bank), No ~ Wall
street myl7.ews
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Cleared.
Pocahontas Waller Pctou; Swiftsure. Terbe Genoa o.
age Leighton Wilmington, NC; Abigail, Newry Ellsworth
Me; Lexington, Crewsll, ST. John, NJ
Arrived.