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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31
DR SOLOMON HEINE, NJ D., 10 THE CREAM
IL SUFFERER

nR SOLOMON HEiNE NJ D., no THE GREAT
IL SUFFERER.
Thirteen years was afflicted with ulcers all my body
feet destroyed by them that physicians
commended them TO be ampuaed-my throat destroyed BY
the disease TO be unable tn speak, swallow food
the and ah otherwise destro,
make life burten la i've weeks after my appca DR.
solomon Hene, NJ D., Nc i75 HUDSON street.
healed ny eh restored, and being unable ogpense
such service feel duty to publish this stateneD not
only gratitude bat for the beaet OF Others may
sfects In a -imilar
(sigIsd, ABIG ALL HALL, $40 Water st.
Sworn to before me, this oath day Of December 1899
(Sign.d, SAMUEL J. " ILLS,
Alderman of Seventh Ward
B. Having rsa6e application to the aid rman Of the
ward in beasf of thu sufferer to obtain
yratuous services OF Mr. Solomon Hsine according
of his advertisements take great p saying that the
eove sta ement j. substantially correct, and feel duty
him aud the community all suH ring
similar ma aides to apply TO him.
(SgnedD A. B. HOITON,
Missionary Seventh Ward
Dr. g. HElNE offers his services before wishing only
Tor those Whatever the disease though
be by all other physicians and hat he via
them though their hOpeies Medicines aud al
N,ce are insouveni expsn He
pensaon for his services medicines until perfect
radical cure is effected
DR.. SOLOMON HEINE, MD
No. l75 Hudsos street, between Canal and
JsS I'm, De-h~0-ses streets
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kusti Prca1't hs1 associates with ain h con rreisrieh
IT. q Prescott. DER ,he drn o. EUs els PRES OFT
SOY. ~Ao vi coaf1le the Commits business. and ao
tsiion ~ Wn~t n NJ Pas street asi soct fon
freed. their usual orders purchases ais. enssnsais o.
sssthsrn and western produce.
New York Jsn 81. lsia 80 irs
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CELEBRATED EYE
WATER

MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed by DIR. J.
"A FRANCIS Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
Ny grsndou afflicted for nearly six years with, what
medical er scroulsus epthams aud nesula on each
eye and great the Inflammation that the white OF ms
bear the hight His head broken out and in one crust
had him in the Eye lnrnary for eight months; he dis
charged as ,ncurase ryeis were Consulted ana many
Twas at length s make trial of Dr. j. Francis Ey,
and to the astonshment of all who knew my grand
he restored perfect sight-ana the scroula
entirely removsdand had net been for this eye water be
lieve the child weld have been totally blind for which the
Doctor is entitled to my lasting and gratitude
REBECCA WEBSTER.
We the Undersigned cheerfy certify to the truth of tn.
above statement all its particulars having been wit
Of the facts therein contained
Charles Sanford Sarah M. Sanford Sarah s. Vail Anr
ton Sarah Jan. Walton Hannah Vail, Rachel Lundy III
Orchard street William Webster, Jane Webster 264 Hous
street, William j. Webster Margaret Webster, % Frs
street David Webster Mary A. Webster SO Second Ayenu.
REMARKABLY CURE.
This is to certify that my child almost blind FOR
We with nebua and large ulcer that covered tie sight
We took to an Eye ny Cor year, received
benefit Of the first ply scan and oeusts then
consulted aud many remedies were tried without any goos
effects Having heard of many astonishing perisrmst
~ Dr. j. Francis celebrate Eye Water, procured fes
bottles and to a.onshment and all who knew her, i
made perfect hse weeks. consider this Eye
the greatest blessing that has been offered to the public
Ny cid can be at No. ii Avenue between Houston
and Second street. WILLIAM ANSEL.
celebrated Eye Water unhesatingiy it thu
notice ofthe public as most vauab and safe remedy
Rev. Duncan DUNBAR Pastor Of the McDouga Church
Rev. MIR. Harrison, a. Thompsonst.
Rev. Mr. Davis. Pastor Of the Church at Latngown
MIR. Smith, SO Frankfort street.
DR.. Genny, Member of tine Royal College of Surgeons,
Loslos.
Mr. Stephen Foster, Saint Johns, New Br upswck
Mr.. Josl ia Allen, Hartland Vermont
This Eye Water not prepared oldby any person in
the Uaitea States but by Dr. Francis, No. 10, Barca,
street.
Q- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. j. Francis, whou,
giving the sgtes pai which connot be distinguished from
the natural.
dis BARCLAY street. ". "
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V,O THE LADlEs-Mr. BiRD yer, reap etiulIy IN.
forms the ladies % Ne~ Y.k and t nass generally that
she oonnes 70 gvc advice and prepare her po ssr ssd ,
Tor the dee prruar srass
irs e. hP?y 10 nousee that her treatment given the
iullr "a itcto. the patients Who have
relied her p-ocisiona abilities Mr.. his felt h.iscf
warranted ), undertaking The very rc.posble Uce Of Pc
male Thyscan o Ion. experience nni practice in ,hs
eel bred hopals q EsroPs, FRO he inructtyu aud
wee OF tmn NJ redesl g,ni'easu. and From &C cn,ic
BOW Oi the Le u'u structure Of the human frame an
" ORANGE ~ wuc, must r. ndcr ths unbushag pTsen Dns
aua dceying pnscea 81 adv total, use.
Ga II not hig inu ous Single aud r-arted Ladies II
rsly ~h confidence IN her st and terpa soiciuas az
feufc Js,,isb. However distressing be their com
plants her deal acauiremsEts viii be foua adequate 10
be eAg.eJ Of The case. ~ shes 'h- grosns hs
he Lsiies the u-ccssfu results of thOro Oh medical
'ducaion and iut rtliastc the appointed me ns" o.
imparina health, vgor end oonseqeuty happiness 70 all
thos Who msy honnr her with t,eir csa6 ebcr.
Reside Of Sr,. BIRD IS liver street wher, she /,
Prd In accommodate ades The POINT Of ean6a.cn
and 20 administer eeioe FOR all ssa,o 10 h,ch her ,ss
!. liable. Secrecy i-siolable. iss Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

IN BRO X GUS OAE PACE SHORT NAPPEU
sASf HATS, firm M.lesk n Pusl aud Gre Nutra which
ain 10 su'Iiu lusire. II o, fer sale
low sed price ef So At It's Chatham Square corner Of Mott
street where fashion bssuiy dursly. NJ .eorcrn, are
combined 10 adj the bead and Improve 4 en1n lsae
customer for lsss incurred b The bad We sirc adhere
c the price cash sie by shich enabled
nj be ter hat than any ether cstabshmrut Tor s same
prcs. IT, present g 'hess hats the uJc h
think he) have reached the vma'um Of beauty, durability
shsspnsss End e. m's VI n The r. A. =
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NU'TAhs AND PiANO~-LUDELUs a VOTER.
" 30 Broadway, Of Pearl street. In Jrt.rs ard Deal
in Musical nstrune "a, Agents {. - Martin Scharf
warranted Gsitsrs have constantly hard complete asso
ment Of Gg'ars, made by the sboyepamed manufacturer
Also, the nueh admired Spanish GUITAR, after "rAs,s pat
tern
Orders executed without Delay.
Also, all sorts Of Musical n,trunen cid Italian violin
Music, firings.
Two alend roaesord Pano. Tor .ale chan d In.
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ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON
PIANO FORTES AND USIC

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NEW SEED SrORE.-The subscriber respectfully In.
IN forms OF horticulture aud the public in general
that he ha Just received slendid assortment of Roses Ca
nsllss, Rhodolesdron, Kalmias variety of rare
precious greenhouse ants Most OF them quite new and
have before beea introduced this country He keeps
had large stock OF excellent vegetable and flower Seeds
oflsst years growth and will sell at the lowest
WILLIAM WARBURG No. Pine st.
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, n. 1.-The
superior pure Ale brewed in The German sty il the above
establishment Of Warburg constantly hand aud for
sale il barrels and half do for family also in shipping
order, at No. 1 Pine street. Is, floor. dill 3m'
- at his Office, IS City Hall Place, Chatham
stres,, New Ys where persons afflicted with delicate dis
old obstinate ulcers dspep.a worms diseases Of the
bladder ursthrs and Kidneys and all diseases arising from
the abuses of mercury inpurty Of blood invited to
:a.
The baneul effects arising from q abuse c mercury needs
scrptioa Persons fousled with certain disease may
apply to Dr. Corbi with the perfect of having il
radically cured without particle Of mercury any other
da gerou medicine His charges reasonable and proper
toned 10 The means Of the applicant
% Attendance daily from A. Nj. to 10 p NJ n27 3m'
TACHAU's PAfENT-The undersigned takes hereby the
y pleasure TO inform the publ C. that he has established
factory OF his Spectacle Gss.s called Jachsu Paen Spec
tseles the factory for the convenience of the public has
been coated at Ne Chatham street. facing the Park where
he will be happy receive orders which he will execute at
the shortest notice aud at reasonable prices well whoesas
or retail.
Thrse whs in want Of this article would do well to
call and b. convincsd Of their superiority
Medical certiGc their e1cency will be shown
those who NAV desire it,
Gold, silver, and steel frames continually on hand
CHARLES II. L. JACHiU,
iai3 3n. Chatham street, ua stairs.
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COL rs
B O O X K + !, d 7 NJ O.,

= M Dt'BE y f'shS EN'"kE
~ The A.sou3ts the
CHASED under Five Divisions with definite explanations
csbulary Of mercantile terms and phrases Also key
planning the nature and 81 Jouruazg each Of the Day
Beck osres practical accountant would Epsis the
TO HIS pupils this smSes the science that any young
ofomaD Enelh education may acquire kns Wedge without
the Lenn.r CoInmsrcai Calculations and frscs Fors FOR
keeping books in every ertept and variety sf commercai
houses Public Addresses the s delivered upon the
ject, &c Schis day published by William Jackson, io9
broadway and for sale at the principal Eookiores the Unit
ed States
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FXNO IHE LADIEs.-Dk. A. Q HNLL's UTENO Az
l. DONINAL SUPPORTER is offered 10 those aSictec
with pro!sps, Fdins Of the do6 and other disease,
departing upon relaxation u The abdominal Ruele. IN
srumcnt in every calculated fer relief and
oraon 10 health. When this Instrument csrefy ana
properly fitted 20 the form Of the psient invariably ahos
The most rrmsdi immunity from the distressing tIaggEt
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
of Vsoeal dplacenrnis Of the abdomen - sku
application always followed BY early rsdea
relief from the patient herself The supporter OF simple
sueon, and be applied b. e Pasei without farther sid
AMOS q HULL,
OHe., Vessy street, Astor Hsuse, New Yors.
Pamphlet. describing il, sns ayPestsn will prsssn
90 al The oiice auls
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No connection with any ether office, in tAi, city or
where. islO Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-31

CoNsUMPTIO N.--An ASTONISHING Cure.-ro Dr. Aies
~ Dear sr- am happy to inform you that your Bslsam
VI Hsrehound Lverwort aud P-urisy Root has cured
Of Consumption. had been afflicted less for
years, aud when using your Balsam
haed to room, aud severely afflicted with cough, raising
blood aud night sweas aud very much reduced III
strength | have been perfectly cured BY two BEETLES
am able to stend business good health and free
from all symptoms Of the di-eaee,
JOHN HOUSE, as Christopher ct
20 eador, If You have cough or are c. nsumptive 20
and see Mr. House and learn from him the effects 0fDr Al
lens Bsssm Sold l2 Bewery; Dr. Wadswor,h Providence
n kaws Co. Albany; Forest Co. Troy A. Geyer, Dos
toa. III im+
ITO LET-A handsome suite Of three roo with laig
closet furnished unf rnished forming second hoor
Of Al John Apply premises. between 10 and
O'clock Term-Furnished 50 per week. unfurn shed 80
per week. with privilege of cellar vault rd ci'tern, &C.
A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER 1865 Greenwich street.
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public,
after long his business he has formed compost
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,
Or Compound Essential Oil Of Alna ends.
FOR destroying daHarur and preventing the hair from
coming out or turning grey an lnabe remedy against aid
FOUND OIL rs the whSesomest and be. Oh for the hair
makes it thick and lcns prevents its falling OF turnn
grey and HAIR has begun to grew such nourish
to the har that by win restore il 10 lite natural cocs
also presents hair from becoming shaded and hair or
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies and II
used Tor short time, w restore IL natural color slc
the and keep the head snd ha eyebrow
and wh... liberal discount wholesale purehs
sers- A.rASyOA,
los Greenwich street,NY
Price 50 ceats per bottle, highly perfumed. jae I'm
DIANUFORTEs FOR hlnE-A vsriet, OF Goes risrs
fortes may beseen No. 40 Fourteenth street bewe
the Fifth and Snih avenues at short distance from III
Railroad and be hired BY the month fer single
ING Aise, assortment of Pisnoorie, Of various pat
terms Of rosewood and mshogan' which will be sold at the
nanui lcta-er's pr ces and warranted for year.
JAS 9rn eos
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ges would be delusive. Hence an estimate for one
two years. founded upon the receipts Of the pre-
eeding year, would be unsound; and one ior sscn
long term would prevent the fluctuations being
felt would be equally fallacious. IL was desirable,
the refcre find term of time which would include
the changes that should be provided for, and yet not
long TO be beyond the reach If existing causes
The of years, indicated by the resolution
Of the Assembly, probably answers the purpose bet
ter than any other. Very great changes IN the per-
manent sources OF trade canaot be well anticiPa
ted in seven years, while the preceding table shows
that tits sufficiently long TO include great nuctua
tons in the amount Of that trade as affected by the
general prosperity Of the country. table has
therefore, teen constructed for periods OF seven
years, founded upsn the tolls received, estimating
their increase at the rate Of per cent In each
year; and the result OF this estimate IS compar
with the tolls actually received in the year to which
the estimate refers For the purpose of illustrating
by example, and furnishing the opportunity to test
its accuracy, the table is here given at large.
In 1926 the tolls were $685. I'M
years at per cent they would be Sl,2ol, ass
In 1888, that is, in years,
they were Sl,3N,2oS
In 1927 the tolls were SSI9,-
OBJ; in years they would
be l,I7l,49
In 1885 they were 1885,
In 1929 the tolls were $685.
52; in years they would
In 1896 they were l,5ol,Ssa
In 1880 the tolls were $780,
S43; in years they would
be l,476,356
In 1887 they were l,2ss6is
In 1881 the tolls were ST..
1S7, 1879; in years they
would be l,5V,9l9
In 1859 they were 1887 ,532
Total tolls received, S9659,207
Total tolls estimated
att per cent S9.64s. s05
1T will be seen that there is a surprising coinc.
dence between the estimated revenue for any gwen
seventh year, and the actual receipts In that year.
and tn the total Of the actual receipts were greater
thas that estimated, with view 10 test the princ'
pie Of thus estimating for of years, tables have
been made for terms OF five years at per cen,nm,
besides the one above given, and which have been
given in the way. The results are shown IN
the following table. Opposite the year, the amount
that would be received, according to the estimates
in that year, is given in columns, stating the period
and the per cent, and in the last column the
amount actually received in that year is given -
When the table Of tolls received does not enable the
calculation to be made for the given number OF years.
no re suit is carried out.
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In 10 1881 Inclusive the tolls are given for the po-
ltcal year; subsequently they are given for the Fl
cal YEAR ending 30th September. The charges Of SUI
perin,endencs are not deducted from the tolls re-
eeved because those charges do not depend for their
increase or dimnution upon the causes that az
feet the tolls. Thus. in 1895, when the tolls
81, JOl ySl o. the charges Of superntepdence, &c
were s32l 999-while in 1851, when the tolls were
sl,2B,sis only, the charges OF super ntendence
376 357; upwards of $50, 900 than IN 1896
This table, as already remarked. does not include
the tolls received from the lateral canals. Those
tolls less than the lun. Of interest upon the
debtsfor their construction and the charges II col
lection, repair asd superints ndenec The deficiency
is paid by the general fund nominsy hut really by
the revenues ~ TIE Erie and Champla,o canals out
of which 10000 annually is paid to the treasury:
exceeding bv about az 600 the whole smoun, Of The
Deficiencies the past year. This table therefore
furnishes the income hitherto derived from the ca.
nails without any addition account Of the toll. or
deduction on account Of the DEFICIENCIES ON the ater,
canals.
From the materials furnished by the above table
the Board has endeavored TO extract rule for com
puting the future tolls II will be seen that 3, en-
braces term of fourteen years, during which there
have been various fluctuations IN the business aud
currency ~ the country, and in which the toll. have
Indicated those fluctuations with unerring certainty
II is obvious that any calculation Of future
which did not include and provide fos similar chan.
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s4,20C,OOO

This mode Of taking the aggregate surplus in the
whole seven years, and applying to the aggregate
interest to he paid IN the time, in the epin
ion Of the Board, to be relied on than 70 take
the estimated income for each ear and apply il To
the interest ot that year. because il prsvdes for the
fluctuations OF each year by baanc ng them IL takes
the years Of depression and Of advance az the re.
turns show they have heretofore been, and az they
may be hereafter, and averages them. II undoubt.
eddy may so happen, tina, the income e any given
year not be equal 10 the and not AIDE
10 pay the interes, TIE loans
and at the time justify loan
ted amount But any reliance TO be placed on the
HISTORY OF the past depression in one or TIVE years
is sure tobe followed by an advance in sucseedinr
years; and any event occurs To disturb the natural
and ordinary coarse Of business, and calculated a.
prevent the anticipated amount tolls the Lesisla
ture viii be aware OF such event and its conse-
quences, and will limit the amount of the loan Tor
the year accordingly.
IL Is TO be observed, however, that in the above
computation there are large SURPRISES particularly
at the beginning Of the series Of seven vears which
by being invested, will be IN course of accumula.
ton, and that this accumulated amount is not taken
into the account.
Thus in the year 1910 the estimated in.
come will be GI 73 g76
Deduct annual charges as before I,I3I $50
And the nett surplus will be eo2,7@
For that year the interest on millions,
at per cent, Is 100 600
Leaving the sum Of s422,725
which, being invested AZ 8 per cent, for
6yesrs, would produce o566 cor
Calculations have been made in the same w.y for
each year, including lSt6, from which il appears
that these annual SURPRISES, with the proceed. of
their investment at per cent, after paying ali
charges and the interest the debt Of fifteen nil
nns, at per cent. will produce in 1916 the sus. AZ
S3,35,l72; and that the same SURPRISES, after de-
Quoting all charges and the interest on 81 miIor.
AZ per cent will. with the proceeds of their IN
vestment AZ per cent, produce, in 1916 az 75s sD
Either Of these sums will he nearly sufficient 10 nav
the existng deet, which becomes redeemable in
1876; or, " applied 10 the pay mcnt ~ ioters., an
new loans. they would jusfv spch loans he ond the
amount already stated. But as these surpIyses NAV
be considered contingent, the Board do aot rsIy on
them On their estimate Of the amount Of new loans
that may safely be ,de within the ext seven Years:
ana yet any view Of the subject hch did sst in
cude them, would be incomplete, and they NAV
larry DC referred to as contingent means for supply
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S9.64s,S05

rha me ~ amonn, If The Us are az follows:
come for the nine RODS Of years.
,r az o per een''r sIl, s2s lOI
ra,.i -."ount in these years was 1905, 352
iota' >.,na ed income 70. the sevenpe-
-.s6s of years, al per cent, is 964S sos
Che actual amount received in the 7 spe-
ci6eo year, was 9,659, POI
The total estimated income for the four
periods u ten yeas, at u per cent? 566T, 76l
The actual amount received In the spe-
cited years was 5,6iI O6s
The total estimated inc ONE in the four
period. of 10 years at 8 per ceIt., is 5s2s 900
The actual amount received was as be-
fore, 56iI, O6s
1t is obvious, upon an examination Of the forego.
ing results, that the nearest approximation to the ac
tual incom- those founded upon an estimate of
per cent for years, and Of IL pr cent. for I n
years. These are so nearly alike that they prove
each other, and show that the rate Of increase IN
those proportions. II will be observed that the
greatest discrepancy between the estimated and &C
tua income, is in 1897 and 1885, years
for the depression OF trade aud the dainution Of the
tolls.
The Canal Board is Of opinion that the estimate Of
increase in any given term of ten years, at "a per
| cent in each year, upon the original sum- may be
safely relied IL will be perceived that in the Tour
periods OF that term which the returns enable us 10
Investigate, the estimated increase is 26 693 more
than the actual increase.
Applying the same principle Of estimate to the
ensuing sevenyears founded on the actual returns Of
In 1880 the amount Of tolls received was $3.50 Si3
In 1910, at an increase Of u per cent in
each year, it wauld be sl,7ss.975
In 1881, the amount was S1,1S7, l39
In 1871. at IL per cent per annum, it
wouldbe 2O77, 1913
In Is.S2, the amount was 81 $50 ,O06.
In 1872. at ~ per cent, II would he 1853 26l
In 1893. the amount was 81 81, 25S.
In lsi3, at a per cent, il would he 1905, POI
In 1884, the amount was 9 305, 573
Ia Isii, sI7I per cent, it wealtbe 2.2sl,752
In 1885. the amount was 81 315, D6.
In lSi5. at ~ per cent, it would b. 2,4p, 7s5
In 1895, the amount vas 81 50t .3St.
In Isi6, at II per cent, it would be 2,63267
S15, 81, 14O
To enable the Assembly 20 judge Of the estimates
founded upon different ratios OF iscrease the follow
ing table has been prepared, showing the prebsble
amount Of tolls In each of the ensuing seven wears
at the different rates which have been mentioned.
Estimated amount Of tolls in each of The merit screen
years, at different rates of increase, upon me