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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-17
Relies Botanical Drops!

A LADY Of Boston, afflicted with eruptions
IN all over her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and blotches-
had lost the nails from some OF her fingers and
toes--was cured by bottles Of these drops
A Boy-sufrered years with dreadful sores on
his foot, some of which had eaten wholly tho his
foot!-had his foot opened twice and tho bone
scraped-was considered past relief, add his death
expected-was cured by taking these drops!
A man in Roxbury-was for years afflicted with
foul ulcers, one of which had eaten through his
wrist-was cured by these Drops!
chld-Aiter trying various other medicines
for painful erupions on his legs, and other parts of
his body, cured by the Botanical Drops alone!
A child in Roxbury-was cured Off bad tumor
under his arm, by bottles!
A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers IN his head. which discharged at his
ears-cured by bottles! ..
Mr. Wright-was cured of bad fever sore en-
| one of his legs OF long standing, by these Drops,
| after all other means used had failed!
A child-Was cured by these Drops, of boils and
ulcers some of which had eaten TO the ribs?
! An Elderly Lady-Who was long afflicted with
Leprosy, and so horribly that she could not bend
joint without gushing out of blood 30 bottles
cured her
A Young Lady-Of Boston, was cured of vio-
lent humor in her eyes, by the Drops
| A Lady in Charlestown-Was cured of a white
swelling on her knee joint, by these Drops and
Jebb's Liniment ,-.t
A Man in Connec acnt.-Who had been troubled
for years by an obstinate kings evil, was cured by
| these Drops .-, >t
Lady-Was cured OF a terrible case of ST
Anthony's Fire, by the Drops!
| Child-Aso of a distressing scrofula .t.
| Person-Troubled with violent eruptons on
the face, was cured by the Drops, after various 9TH
er medicine and ad vice had failed
! These Drops will cure the most inverate Scrof.
ula, St Anthony's Fire, scurvy, Salt Rheum, Fry
pselas, Leprosy, Pimpled Faces, Sore Eyes, Scald
Head in Children, Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul Fes.
terng Eruptions, Humors, Fever Sores, (even
when the bone has become callous0 White Swell
ing, Gin connection with Jebb's Liniment,) Veneer
ial Taints, (when Mercury has faed,) and all 9TH
er disorders arising from an impure state of the
blood and Juices, and are the best Spring and Au.
tumnnl physc.
Price ST., or bottles for S. Ask for DR. Relfe 3
Botanical Drops.
Prepared by t. KIDDER, successor to DR. Con.
way, and for sale at his Counting Room, No. SO
Court street, next to Kidder's Drug Store, near
Concert Hall, Boston. For Sale also by LUTHER
JEWETT, st. Johnsbury. e..,s
None genuine unless signed T. Kidder, on the
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers ' @' a ri 100.
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NEW GOODS i!
q In e dl d 81 u e wv G & {

WILL receive, Thursday next, Oct 3, large
wv and well selected assortment of Co. ,...ss.-
IAIIse g. wRxP sg sga& GOODS
most of which have been purchased at prices unus-
ually low and will be sold for CASH at very small
advance. The impression has prevailed to a con.
siderable extent that Goods may be purchased OF
pedlers better bargains than of regular merchants
Whether this impression has ever been well found
ed il is material to enquire. 1t is sufficient for
our present purpose that the public that
prices shall be loto to give no occasion for
the remark in future, far as 1t applies to US
Experience has laugh: us the force of the maxim,
that ga nimble nnepence is better than slow shi-
ling and we shall adopt in future such policy
will make ii for the interest of persons who pur
chase with cash, to purchase of US. These remarks
not made merely for effect, but with he firm
belief that the plan proposed may be carried into
effect in good faith and result the mutual advan
tage of our customers and ourselves.
We therefore repeat the assurance that we will
sell Goods for nash at smaller profit than has been
added heretofore in the county.
Those wishing to barter for Goods, purchase
on a credit, will do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We don't wish to sell to such
as neuer pay--but good credit and prompt payment,
at the time agreed upon, will buy Goods at small
advance from cost.
The Ladies and Gentlemen ofSt. Johnsbury and
vicinity, respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the new Goods.
st. Johnsburv Plain, Sept 80, 1899. l3tf
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LYMaw ~ HOLTo.ws EST.arE.

YNNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
N Honorable Probate Court, for The District OF
Essex, commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad-
just the claims and demands Of all persons, against
the Estate of LYMAN fl. HOLTON, late of Con-
cord, in said District, deceased, represented insol
vent and the term of six months from the seventh
day of November inst being allowed, by said Court,
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice, that will attend to the duties of our ap-
poIntment at the dwelling house of Adolphus Hol-
ton, In Concord in said district, on the first Mon
day of February, and on the first Monday of May,
A. ID. 1910, at one o'clock, afternoon, on each Of
SAID days. N; 6 sf MfiLL, commissioner.
Concord, Nov. 26, A. ID. 1889. 1904
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Cloths {! Cloths !

@E PIECES BROAD CLOTHS, C.ASSI-
- MERES, S.4TLNETTS, BEAVER IND
PILOT CLOTHS, comprising all the variety Of
qualities and prices from so cts to $500 per yard
among which are some very fine Beaver Cloths, all
which offered at lower prices than can be found
in the country by HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Oct. "a, 1889. l17m3
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Sashes. blinds and Doors

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform the
h public that he continues TO manufacture the a
hove articles at his old stand. aud intends keeping
them constantly hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
Window Sashes
of various kinds, viz. common ovolO SASH lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of Is, 20 aud "a lights for
by 9 glass, from IL 8 to Ia inches thick, to-
gether with a new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by IA
glass, 1,2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors
of4, and panels, consisting of those of 8
! "A and g and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
Window Blinds,
made in the best and latest style.
u He would just say to those wishing fol the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
made of first rate stock in the latest sty and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say to those building that as he devotes his time to
ufacturng the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates of recon-
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by Sashes will be sold for Scents a
light "''
All orders by mail or otherwise, punctually at
tended to. LINDORF NORRIS.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. s. 1899. ll0tf
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Shedd e. .Jewett,

HAVE received from the Manufactors OF ms1i
IL F. 81 II. Keyes, Newbury to sell on cMo ulIIER
SION, prime LOT OF SOLE g. UPPER LEA n lisa
s. CALF SKINS Those wishing to p"r'"'''
will do we'll to call. s.;,s for
N. b. WANTED, Hides g. Calf SKih'
which fair price will be given. ,,a-tf
Sept. 80 1880.
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N OF Il C. h.
Daniel Darling, .vr. M. lid.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WTOULD say to the public, that he has recent
w ly taken up his residence in Concord, Vt.
where he intends to stay, and will be in readiness
for all those who may want in the line of his pro.
fesson. DR. Darling is young and without expert
ence and labors under all the disad which
a young man must expect to find in his way; but
he 10, his profession and is willing TO wait pa.
tiently for Introduction into business.
Concord, Oct. &c, 1889 ll7tf
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ShawIs! ShawIs!

Iva tofore sold at and S-(we bought them at
aucton) for sale at $3.50. Also large lot of
Highland and Edingburgh shawls-very cheap
For sale bv SHEDD s. JEWETT
Oct 1899 ......-- .... l5tf
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Dissolution of COpartnership,

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, and all demands due the late firm as
signed to Mordecai Hale, Esq. to whom pay ment
ia 10 be made JAMES GILKERSON,
a.. ......s WILLIAM ROY.
Barnet, Oct %, 1889. t. ...
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LLBERaTTON

VEVHIS may certify that have given my son
H. WALTER DALEY his time during the re
mainder of his minority, and shall not claim any
of his wages or pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. if al-e --.lg a.. e5.s I'm.
DAVID DALEY.
Newbury, Nov. %, 1889. - 123-3w
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"a large Lot Of NEerimOs,

DRLNTED SAXONY, VICTORIA CLOTHS,
l. C.ASHMEERS, MUSLIN DE LAENS, and a
great variety Of Winter Goods at 33 per cent below
last years prices and 10 per cent lower than can
be found in this section, for sale by
H. TRACY
Wells River, Got. "a, 1880. 1l7m3
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Window blinds
CalicOes, Alpaca, 81 NIerinOes.

CHAHCWVSs NtP%HOS3 ~ HHH MA~V~S'
VTyHE subscribers never bought Calicoes so cheap
Il as their present lot-their assortment is good ,
comprising about 5000 yards. and cheap, varying
from 3 to 80 cents Those in want Of Calicoes at
g, 8 and 10 cents which are quite good cloth and
fast coors, will do well to call soon they are
selling very rapidly. IL to Is cents buy those
which good cotors, fine, firm and handsome
styles. Our assortment of ALPACA, MERI-
NOES-plain and 6gured-Saxony Cloth-Ala-
pines CAMLETEENS, SILKS, &c. good and
gerry cheap Those in want of any of the above
articles invited call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere SHEDD & JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 10, 1882 15tf
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VDutch HsOltims Cloths,

NF the best quality, for sale by the subscribers.
" at No. 80, Milk Street, Boston,
- i~7,7[il' 81 HOSMER d TAPPAN.
Ros.on April Is, 1889. iE~ 90-tf
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office.

A LII persons indebted to the above firm on note
IN or Book account hereby notified that pay
MORDECAI HALE.
Barnet Oct "a 1899 lift
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CHAPTER TX.

/. The governor is hereby authorised and d.
recled to receive from the United States, part
of the quota of this state, the same may become
the amount of two thousand, including what have
already been received under the Militia Act of
1887 p. at
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BrOadclOths, Buck Skins. sc

BrOadcHOths, Buck Skins, &c.
TINE largest lot of BROADCLOrHS, PILOT
l. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & BUCK SKIN,
ever had by Offering for sale at prices
which cannot fail to please We bought them much
cheaper than eues and selling at from IS 10 33
per cent less than former prices. All in want of
the rticles are invited TO call and examine.
SHEDD T. JEWETT.
Oct. =, 1899. l5tf
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iorty of the field officers to attend any regimen tai
court martial, any one of the field officers shall
have power to adjourn said court, not, exceed
ing 80 DAYS. "a. 20 s-s.. 90 ... ..- q.
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Tailoring.

a. HIR IN 2ACY
TTAS connected with his STIR a TAILORING
IL il ESTABLISHMENT, where work is done on
short notice and aoarranted to hi. He will furnish
garments 10 order at very ioao pr Gees.
Wells River, Oct. "a, 1885, 117m3
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Fail and Winter Fashions
JOHN iii. WESTROPP

XKTOULD remind the citizens of Danville and
w vicinity that ne still occupies his old
stand over A. MCMILLAN'S Store where he is
prepai ed to make all kinds of Gentlemen's gar
ments according 10 tho ...
LATEST FALL AND WINTER FASH
IONS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOS-
TON NEW YORK AND
PHILl.4DELPHLA.
And he would embrace this opportunity TO say
(wi:h many thanks to his former customers,) that
in view of the increase of patronage with which
be has been favored the past season, he considers
any "bombastical boast, racking of the brain for
new inventions wholly uncaied for, believing as
he does that experience gives Tailor the most
successful "rwe" by which to measure man.
In addition TO experienced Seamstresses the Sub
scriber has in his employ frst-rate workman, for
merly from England, who has a number of good
rules in his head ready for application as circum-
stance may require.
GPCUrrING done order, and all garments
made by him, warranted to fit. ...
Danviile, Oct II, 1889 lift
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received prime assortment of --e,. .s
BALE 81 Wgss$T Is SEa& GOODS
comprising almost every article usually kept in a
country store which they will sell as low for cash
or approved credit as can be purchased in this
ton Among their present assortment the follow
ing articles may be found, viz:
Blue, blue black, nvs. green, olive, do, brown,
olive do. adelaide and mixed BROADCLOTHS;
CASSIMERES and SATINETT, Pilot Cloth "a su
perb article for coats good assortment of Tai.
or's Trimmings; Goats Hair and INIT. Camblets.
For ladies Cloaks and Dresses. ALPACAS, a
new article, silk 81 worsted Cambleteens, Alapnes
and Florence Silks; fancy Hdkis., Choppas, Ban.
danna, Pongee and Barcelona Hdkfs.; Italian aud
French silk Cravats; cotton do; gauze Wells, black
Grape and green Barage; silk and tabby Velvets;
Ribbons, super belt do; ladies black and colored
merino Hose; silk and kid Gloves; gents. buck
Gloves; wooden do; buck Mittins Rubber and web
Braces; damask worsted plaid and Edingburgh
SHAWLS; Prints, very cheap; Copperplate, Cling
hams, white Cambrcs, Bishop Lawn, Swiss and
Book Muslin; Lace, lace Cuttings, Edging and
lnsertings, Linen, linen Cambncs, init. do; cotton
Batting, Wadding and Wicking Horse Blankets,
Russia Diaper; Drilling, Ticking; brown ~ bleach
ed Sheetngs and Shirtngs; cotton Yarn; Umbrellas,
&c; Rubber Shoes, Morocco walking do; French
l.. Slips, KID, do, and small Shoes; q Silver and
cussion Caps, &c; Paper Hangings; mahogany and
gilt framed Looking Glasses; small toilet do.
BUFFALO ROBES, FUR CAPS AND COL
LARS, BRUSH AND NAPT HATS:
CrOckery 81 Glass Ware; Hard
WARE AND CUTLERY;
WINDOW GLASS, SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE;
r. III. Sugar, loaf do; prime Teas; Raisins, Rice,
Cloves, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, ground do Coffee,
Chockolaie, &c winter lamp Oil coarse and fine
Salt; PAINTS and DYE STUFF; iron Steel Nails,
nall Rods, null Plate, Hoop Iron, &c. &c.
In presenting the above catalogue OF Goods to
the public we are reminded Of our obligations (as
business men) TO our patrons, and respectfully
tender our most cordial thanks TO friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage extended
the firm since connection, and respectfully
solicit, we shall endeavor TO mcrit continuance
Of tue same. KITTREDGE ~ COLBY
st. Johnsbury Plain. Oct. 8. 1889. I5tf
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TTNHE subscribers would again announce to thei
IL friends and the Epublic, that they have jus
received prime assortment of --.s -.
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CrOckery 81 Glass Ware; Hard
WARE AND CUTLERY;
WINDOW GLASS, SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE.

O. The annals Of medicine do not afford, per.
haps, more remarkable instances Of cures than the
fotioioing, ,Chich tUere effected by the use of
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NeaU Goods.

Concord, Nov. 26, A. d, 1889 \
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WILL receive, Thursday next, Oct. 3, large
wv and well selected assortment of ...,s.t..t.-
g wRHsgggaA GOODS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

commenced FAR repair OF the s.ane wks,
which rsssss ssvs way To god = ws
constructed The keel Of the sae Congress 10 IN PrePar
ton asa will probably be laid ina week Or ven snyr
The U. g. revenue cutter hamilton, Capt. Josiah ous'
having board the commissioners 10 examine
the Atlantic coast to sail from Now BEDFORD On inc o
instant. for this port, via Newport.
schr Jackson Lieut. Cont Coster, arrived yesterday
from Baltimore, guns and 81 men) The to remain on
thi. station, TO take the place Of the cutter ku.h.
The u steamer E:sayou:, Peck sailsc from
The Empire hence arrived at Norfolk the 4th inst with
DRAFT OF seanen, under command Of Lieut. washington a
Bartlett for the u ship Brandywine, fitting out al opo
The U. s. senr Experiment Lieut. Glynn to sail from
Norfolk 9Th ins for Philadelphia, to be used As arecens
ship IN place Of the Sea Gull.
Foreign Ports.
ST. JAso CrsA IA days from New York,
Sid Carroll Simpson, Mansanlla to load for New York
TURKS ISLAND July l6-Passed Convoy, from New York,
for Moncgo Bay JAM, out % days. 2istln port fenz
Norton for New York, days; Porto Rco Eusi's DC 49,
There were no American vessels al the city OF 81 Do
mngo, Ia days since.
PcTou July 2s-sld Charemagne Jackson for New York;
Barbara Lake. do port Nereus Gaddng, fer BIso Ma
jes'c, Burgess, do do; Mentor. Mayo, do do.
United states Ports.
BATH, Me, Aug Arr Cervantes, Ilsley, New York
EAsTPoRT, July 26-Arr Chiefain Croker, New York
PORTLAND, Aug 3-Arr Hibern,a, Harmon, New YORK.
Bosros, Aug. Arr Friend, Baker New York; victor
NEw BEDFORD, Aug 5-Arr Ellen Roc man, Sheppard, NJ
York.
PRovroEncE Aug. SID Moses Eddy, Child, New York;
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 6-Arr Josephine, Benson New York;
Two Sisters Bennett Delaware +. rren, DO; Arrived IN
the sehuyk Active. Fernald New York. CID Commerce.
T6bing, New York.
BALTrMoRE, Aug 5Arr Cornelia Rogers, New York Be-
ow, Celeste, do.
NoRroLx Aug s-Arr Robert H. Booth buckingham, N
York Sewalls Point, William Crowell, Marshall, from
York River, for New York 4th-Arr Empire McNlah,New
York; Hornet Osborn, Baltimore, fer New York.
wiLMrcroE, N. c., Aug. Arr Olive, Franklin, New
York
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Cleared.
Telegraph Edridgc Portsmouth, Frances Cushing Boston;
BanGssr Br Pitcairn Quebec; Casper Hau.er Ksgbury
Vera Cruz Betsy, Albee Pcsou Thomas Dali Or NTH, Bal
Boston; Banner Lowell PSIasslpSa; Emma Cole Baltimore;
Duchesse dOreans, Richardson Havre; Jasper Nckeron
Boston, Brilliant Rich, honiego Bay Jam.
Arrived.
Ship Europe Drummond, Of Bath 10 days from Turks ISL
ship ST. James ssbor from London and Portsmouth,
25th June, with ndze TO Grinnell, Mnturn x 20
daloupe, with sugar piIlot LeBsrln.
Brig ,ad day. from sarimiIs with hides to DePey
Uni.u (sj A day. from Glasgow intended for Magellan
SER Sailor. Return Tucker 10 days from Turks Island,
sehr Theron, wlst day, from Virginia. with wood to
master.
sehr South Bocn Bray days from Edensn, NC, with
val stores TO master.
schr Comet stark u days from New Orleans with -four
order.
ser Young Carpenter Baker4 days from Virginia with
Brig Belle Myers, days from Wilmington Nc with ma
Brig Lysoaia Merrill IS days from Bremen with mdre
D seLr Ees Floyd. days from St Msry., Va, with wood
u s. scbr jackson Lieut. Cont Cos,e. day, from Balti
MORE take the place of The cutter Rush this station
smiled.
Packet ship Tndepe ndsnce Nys for Liverpool and Others
Mem0ransa
The letter bags Of the Duchese dOrleans Richardson for
Havre, will close opns Erehang. Reading Room, this
morning at the usual hour
There rtyhree foreign and coastwise cearancs
rhiladcI pha Saturday last.
Annexed the Charleston barber masters report for July
1880:
.9ryipais Cieaysnces
ashps - schooner ioships 2s schooners
- S Ssu 30 steamers a brig, Asstesmers
In port Jny a. 81 ships, bark brigs, is schooner,
slosp aud steamers.
Spoken
rhton Frsnch s,eame) Goubn hence Tor Brss France,
senday last, of Nantucket.
Curtis from New York, for hontevdeo, Aug l. Block lsl-
aed 90 miles distant
General Pakhi Wilson, Cor New York, from Liverpool,
june 10. off Cape Clear no date. -
Faatoy hence for Savannah, passed tie Charleston Bar I'd
inst
Lasona Bremss As days, for New York, Avg ah
lat Al, long 50
on Sunday last at q 30 r. NJ, of Nantucket.
Nancy Jane Reuedt hence for Charleston, the th of
Egg Harbor,
ORDERS, July os-Lieut c. H. ecll TO command Of brig
Dolphin; Midn j. f. Duncon, and Rdle, receiving vessel,
Bamere Mid M. D. Woolsey receiving ship Norh Caro-
lima, 26-Boatswain, OF the North Carolina, Drew; ~
Boatswan navy yard Boton L. Chessuau Boaiswan OF
ceiving ship al Boston navy yard. 4. Edgar.
APPoSTMESrs, July 26-ssmuel Drew acting boatsw ain;
7s-Lorpg Chessman, acting batswan Henry Edgar actnk
boaswaln.
nah :, j. q. O'Conncr, acting sailmshrr.
The works "a the Portsmouth, NJ w., ward progress
ne seolay The sloop OF Prcbe which launched
acew weeks since s nearly completed, and
in. nj vessel she Good Judges thought that she will be
YER, f.t saer in smooth water She will probably be ready
Cor the reception cf her officers andrew in fortnight ops
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Sls,lss,9os

The capital secured 20 DC Psso " ~fS''Sso~
IT,, cs,;,.l $l3iss pos
T; ,bsn may be considered the result Of the famous Law
,;h was 10 have suppsnsd the old system 81 baniiss At
.I snt moment when the cf crisis, far
s deriving any benefit from it, Is serious clog the old
banks.
ox;ns /, comparison Of the aggregates Of the above
;, N. aggregates Of the items according TO the
last returns OF the old banks.
rnnJof Loans. Gre. Specie. Dep.
~. ~ iss COS s7ise5 f2so2lo l,i44,I0s 4s33267
"a ~ IA 40. $50 % 3oo4ss s27sAe 66o27os lss7oo4
nv this table il appears that the new banks, having capital
A. r.ar, one third &c the old banks have made loans to
only Of the amount Of the old banks their Circulation
bst that OF the old banks while They have absorbed
part Of specie and their deposes are s one 70
four Of those OF old banks; thence appears hs neH
eperaon Ear has been 10 Cypress rather than 70 ree'
the m,rket for instance in the above ab TIE statement
r the United Bank in New York. and We Ind she sas
.sdsa 10 circulating medium about Sl24ooo only whs
abe holds specie he of 100000 fact which ind
Gates how little that institution contributes towards increasing
the circulating medium Of the state
The recently entered into the part OF the
. institutions for the redemption OF their bills in the
~ has not vet been carried into effect in consequence Of
a. inability of some Of the banks make required dePo
. aud the unw,ngness of others 10 do The bills
therefore selling at discount Of u per cent The great
obec;on. 10 the praccabty Of the law the ncenverb
,y the bills. in comparison with that Of the old baak and
M which an exclusive currency this nature have
rop the currency Of the surrounding states The very excel
Iepce which the supposed TO possess, - the iDposbili
ovrr sues b, hanks under it, sancton would lead IL
,ube in the want ef uniformity which would inevitably
between currency Of this state and thai o. the other
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HAVANA July 26Buness has been less active this week in
market How prices for produce have suffered
material change Rice selling at Is 5t rias -four at
SIS SIG tbl clear pork in boxes, SIT qq mess
pork S22 81 per Dbl; lard lsa 1871 qql.
The John e. Calhoan Of Rice, from your part sold
rails and small parcel from New York at l5 rails The
Howells cargo sold Matanxas I4s rials We have
IN first hands but lao teree if arrivals not too heavy
which BY to be cxpecedwll doubtless so up say
l5 l6 rails Our -four market we'll suppliedin first
hands 1000 bbs New Orleans $l675 $l6 saes-Batimore
demand LadOur stock say 600 kegs, prime at STA
SIS for western SIC, Mo 81 rails keg-ths latter
tcle think will fall to s rails in few days.