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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
An old Methodist Preacher.

Federalism has al,Oays loved every thing
that looked British and always defended 1t.
Boston Post-eopied By NJ III Pat.
This is the reason then. We suppose why
Martin Van Buren, is SO fond Of the British
AUTOBIOGRAPHY he apes their manners
and dress-why he rides in an English
coach, drawn BY English horses, and is at
tended by English outriders and servants l.
Is it not so,Mr. Post o. DoUer Enquirer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
Hall g. TownsIey

HAvE just received from New York a
Il II large and handsome assortment of DRY
GOODS, purchased at very low prices, and
will be sold at a small advance. Toenumerate
the articles would be too much Of tax upon
the printer--just call and look.
June 4th, 1910. DO
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brighton Market--Monday, July O, 1910.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser & Putriot.l
Al make 2s5 Beef Cattle, l8 Cows and Calves,
1925 Sheep, and l25 Swine.
40 Beef Cattle remain udsold.
Prices--Beef Calile-We quote TO correspond with
last week first quality 6 25; second quality 8 rs a
SO; third quality 80 8 rs.
and 40.
sheep---Doll, lots sold for so. IS, So, 225.
81, and 81.
swine---No lots were sold to peddlsi a few were
rstaed from liz 10 &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
MARIE ID,

In this village. June 18th. by Rev. A
Brown. Mr.. William Wood 10 Miss Persis
A. Duuon. both of Phil!ipston Ms.
In this village, June l7lb, by Rev. A.
Brown. Mr. John p Merrill Of Mddletown
10 Miss Rebecca Smith Of Winchester, N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
I% Attention a Fe,U.

TNHE subscriber being in want of money
IL calls on all Persons indebted to him whose
NOTES and accounts have become due 10 make
payment; and unless this call is attended to
soon louder call will be made.
VIM. ii. WILLIAMS.
Williamsville, June 9, 1910. al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

SAND AS MANuRE.-A committee APP
pointed to award premiums for best exper-
iments in retaining meadow land in Essex
county, Massachusetts, make this remark
able observation -
"There are meadows within the knowl-
edge ofthe committee, that have produced
good crops of English hay without any 9th
er dressing than sand others have used
gravel with equal success. Good crops OF
corn and potatoes have also been raised
without manure, sand or gravel being put
in the hill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
Church Organ for Sale.

A new rich toned ORGAN, containing six
stops, now in the Rev. C. Kidder's Church, in
West Brattleboro, is offered for sale very cheap
by H. p. Chase, Greenfield Mass. or the sub
scriber. SAMUEL nj. HUMES.
West Rralteboro, July 5, 1910. IS
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NOTICE.

The Rev. c. Chase ID. ID. Of Fellows Falls will de-
liver lecture in Dickinson's Hall Sunday evening
next recommending al O'Clock.
July s, 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
QP NO TIC =. I'D

YNHE Committee Of the Baptist Society in
IL Brattleboro, hereby give notice that they
will receive proposals for building Meeting
House for the use of said Society, until the
25th of the present month. Said House to be
built the present season.
JACOB ESTEY, co;,,..
l.. ii. CRANE,
u1- Reference TO Col. PAUL CHASE.
Brattleboro, July 9th, 1910. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

Both houses of Congress have adopted
resolution TO adjourn Tuesday, the 2lst inst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

ga pressure which no honest man ought
to regret" as the Wing said at the ten acre
Convention.
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AN EPISTLE.
L S III.

25 cwt Cod Fish;
bbls picked do;
do do Bass;
do do Shannon.
just received and for sale cheap.
HALL & TOWNSLEY.
June 10, 1910. al
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BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, MD.

I'll DIOHuWdy,
Sole Proprietor OF Brandreih's Vegetable
Universal Pills,in The United States of America.
IOCEpu STEEN Ara,, e. p..,,y.Io~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
CLEARED.

Tom Paine, Robinson, NOreans; Virgnian Bedel Norfolk
koopman Matanzas Tayor Nlillescen Chester Boston
ARRIVED.
Ship Elizabeth Firth, : days fiom Lisbon with SALT
Ship General Hodgden Baker Is days from Ponce PR sugar.
Swedish ship Nnnett Boen, 100 days from Cefe with iron
Bark Ann Eliza Biscoe, from Vera Cruz Jan 81 with specie
Bark Pantheon Abbott days from Genoa ndz to II Ro
Bark Poache Howes, days from sisa with hemp Sc to
Brig Historian Tinker 80 days from Laguayra coffee
Brig Mary ssbee Pearson 10 days from Mobile, cotton
Brig Frances Roberts, days from St JUAN hides &c to
Sc B To sa5 an 50 days from Lguayr wood
Brig George TrOwbrdge days from Charleston cotton
Baig Citizen Thing days from Rio Janeiro coffee SC to
Brig Henry, Haley days from Ponce PR sugar, &c to
Brig Virginia, Wiley days from jacksonville Fla cotton
sch Pheie Eliza Bede So days from wilmington NC naval
sc to Srges Chairman The has had very
Schr Crooks Smith, DAYS from Virginia with oy sters
schr Outesa jenkins, 10 days from Lsguayra old on SC
Lighter schrs Walter Jones, Harvey and Amanda Brown
schr William Jennings, days from Southport to master
ship United States in tow Of steamer; Hecla Baba
does; Star, Havana, and others.
MEMORANDA.
The United States Britton, for Liverpool deaned she
today. Her letter bags will close Glpns Exchange
News Rooms, this morning, at O'Clock.
There comparatively very little ice ia the bays
yesterday.
Ship Warsap-The Warsaw, of New York, Foger, MASTER
arrived Hampton Roads distress, the 7h instant bound
from Cardiff Wales, with railroad Philadelphia-she
leaking and has been compelled to throw overheard
tons
The steamer Neptune Capt Pennoyer, arrived NOeans
the 2eth u from Galveston having absent
week During that time had discharged cargo of barrels
and was detained rs hours by fogs.
Bark PoonaSpoken the 9Th of December beating
Faya Roads the Pomona from Amsterdam, of and for NYor
had leak III Ion 0 going for repairs Reported
his quite exhausted with pumping
SPOKEN
Lowe Of Harwich hencehad lost mate overheard; the
Highlands, no date given.
Poacher Howes, for New York. out days Jan 25 sisa
Roads.
Florida, hence days for Mobile Feb off Tortugas
Dimon, hence for Charleston, Feb 10, of Barnegat
Echo, of NYork, JAMS, off Double Headed Shot Keys
UNITED STATES PORTS.
PRoyoENcE Feb 1.-THE ice IN harbor and bay s entire
considerable drift ice between the Crook and Fields Point
Last the sloop Fame the charge
Capt James Hunt with efficient number of hands impe-
ments for the purpose OF opening the above
NV LONDON, Feb 5arr Victor Basse Boston for
York; port wind SW Sauda fin Waream; Eliza Nichols
Fun NBedford, and Alice fun Westport, all for NYork
BRsroL Feb l0-arr Emperor, Shores Elizabeth City via
York for Dighton.
SavASNaE, Feb 5-arr Excel, Nichols NYork
MOBILE, Jan 3i-cld Edwins, West Apaachicola
FOREIGN PORTS
Therewere no American vessels at the island of Trinidad
days since.
JuAN days since-Gaen Brown for New York. in IS
days.
Nruvn,s, Is days snee-Champon, Mitchell, unc; Sea
Flower, Tyler, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

There important feature in the trade, at the present
time which will importation from abroad
such thing possible and have had veryffew
rivals All the sales this have been characterized by
the low prices obtained 1t safely be asserted that goods
do not bring than sevne cent OF their value last
year. particularly those ofdomesc manufacture; and this IN
the face of small supply II therefore shows the Of
equalization that is going prcesand as foreign goods
parake of their share the reduction small orders have
gone to Earope but nevertheless the importation VIII be SUI
hcienty large to meet the wants of consumption From those
who have returned INTERIOR learn that the
country merchants have pretty large stocks of goods hand
and that few Of them will visit the city the ensuing spring
They intend to sell of all their old goods first Such the true
state oil the trade at this moment and every movement
indicates areurn safe and healthy business Should the
importers be rigid granting credit and be governed by
sonabe time and small advance the okbers will adopt the
same policy to their customers thereby combining the trade
legitimate channel and establishing confidence
firm and solid foundation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
Defciencv not including Deficiency including stocks
stocEs az Dey
.O97 $3.50 .Oe3

This it will be allowed remarkable table, and
that shows state Of things that has been little Suspected
The process dvest the of the banks Of all ar
fetal appearance and to down facts they stand
that is they to the of the practical banker IL Is
be supposed that business Of all kinds stand still
merchandise stocks and property of all kinds deprecate; and
the securities held by banks undergo depreciation. 1t will
be in looking the table of results and comparing il
with the table of stock loans that yesterday that those
banks which have departed from strict banking prnc
PIES have sustained the greatest loss.
In article of yesterday the increase Of stock loans by
the banks has been complained that did not take into
view that the Banks took Of the State Loan last October
100000 order TO sustain themselves against heavy specie
DRAIN and drew against IL at II cent One third of that loan
taken BY the Bank Of Commerce. which institution not
included in remarks but will under another head in
day two The remaining 81 600 900 divided among
Institutions under the Safety Fund law but does not
for the increase Of 50 ooo,o 600 since last year.
The results here shown that Of the Banks could
declare dividend without mpang their capitals This has
grown partly Of the former revusion and their mis-
management since They have sttery become little better
than pawnbrokes for the Spectators and IL to be expected
that they part Of the losses these transactions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
Cotton and vvooIIcn Manufactures.

There is scarcely any thing doing in this market few
Eastern purchasers here but the importers have
goods Offer transactions will be small Auctoneers do
ing little and give buyers the usual credits Of four and six
mouths Navigation being closed operates against all trade FOR
the The recent mild weather may open the Sound and
then business will probably take a start.
But the time when arrangements for the spring business should
be made has arrived II already late compared with previous
years Under the great in monied matters and the
traordnay arrangement in every branch ofbusess II Is diff
cult for importers and jobbers TO any definite
cusion to the to be pursued The whole country
north SOUTH east aud west largely indebted this y-he
Of commercial affairs. Thecapal Of merchants
distributed throughout the Union an immense be-
yond their control and realization Those who have made
their annual through the Western country have returned
with very little cash Many 10 their debts have been
compelled collect them in produce and land The former
they ship the best markets. and the latter viii ead cap
a for the present But with all these drawbacks the
or our merchants not yet parzj and they now stand
ready TO enter the field the moment CLEAN Of sunshine ap
pears.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
LECTURES ON pOIAND

LECTURES ON POLAND,
nY H. KALUSSOWSKl, will Ne delivered at the stuyve-
IL SAINT Institute on the 18th of February, o'clock the
fel3 iw'
A NNUAL EXHIBITION BALL, AT ALMACKs aos
a BROADWAY.-E. IL CONWAY respectfully informs
the public that his Annual Exhibition Ball will take
Tuesday, the 18th february 1870 commence O'Clock
The following list Of the Dances which will occupy
hour and half The oth evening will devoted
on dancing, walt zing, gaopadss sc. full aud effective
band Is engaged-lesder Mr.. Brown.
. DANCES.
I. March, BY the pupils.
2. Pas de Dcux iron Amilic) by two misses.
3'Pa- Scul, by miss.
g. Caledonian Minuet, BY two misses.
g. Pas Seul, by miss.
s. Pas de Trois, by three misses.
T. A medley Pas Seu by miss
e. An English Hornppc, by a miss.
O. Jig, by three misses
TO- A Strathsry, by miss. a.,
H. Mnue de Cur and cavot de Nestns, oy Mr. onway
and lady.
H. Pas Seni w mise
~ Dance by fifteen misses, Overture to La Bayadere
49, Scarf Dance, by twelve ladies.
49, Heath Dance, by fifteen misses
~. Hornpipe, by Mr. Conway and eleven gentlemen.
~ Finale. hy misses and gentlemen
10 In which solo, by MIR. Conway.
Tickets be had oMr Conway price dollar 20 admit
one gentlema IN and Two ladies. feia&is vs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
o. rnr STATE OF NEW ronx, ,Ayg,sv, 1870.


as this coming before The public, is likely TO
inspire confidence There very few people who anaysc
IT. and st less that VIII take the trouble In anay these
turns have divided the assets into cash assets and time
assets, and in the liabilities have made similar distinction
For cash assets take the items cash items and
specie These are aken OF course the o the
bank the may or not be Immediately available
The cash dbs consist Of the depostes circulation dividends
unpaid and bank balances which possible may be all mme
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

In this view ofthe the plaintiff would be right
row money; but is this view borne out by the argu-
ment or by the testimony of Mr.. vandervoort! Fit
were mortgage the plaintiff would doubtless have
right to recover, because Coddngton could not le-
gally resell the horse without notice. The only
question then before the Jury this it mere
pledge of the horse absolute sale for lOOO,with
liberty repurchase in 10 or IL days! The Jury re-
tired and found verdict for the defendant.
For plaintiff, B. Cowles and G. b. Moore.
For defendant, NJ B. Blunt and T.. w. Bishop.
BROADWAY CIRCUs.-There was never a more
brilliant gratifed audience within the walls OF
any place of public amusement, than there was last
evening, at the benefit of Alexander Downie, at the
Broadway Circus. For the accommodation OF nun
will be repeated this ey ening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

state of Trade.

There fair and steady business doing in Cotton without
change prices Flour aud Grain quiet There good
attendance the Tea sale and spirit spaye among
buyers Sales made as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

DIED
AT Hackensack n j. the Sd instant Elizabeth relict
the late Jacob Terhune Esq in the esd year of her age
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

The report the result Of enquiries made Of the Canal
which appears that to keep the Erie
Canal in its present condition. its being ready for
usual period and keep the canal in order for
navigation there will be required the of sisH
90 The Commissioner think that loan of two millions is
indispensable the above and to for work
now progress and they believe that loan be effected
for that Time be negotiations
in England Holland and temporary loans the
time the banks They recommend that banks be
authorised make the loan temporarily, and that depositc
OF Canal Fund be made with such Of the associations
under general banking law take portions Of the loan
We have the report Of Dr. agan appointed by Go
MeNut to investigate the affairs of the Agricultural
Bank Of Mississippi II il Of tissue OF roguees-
The report that the bank will specie during
the present year to meet its engagements S223oyooo
To meet which, i has Mississippi Bank stock, ana.
srecie " ~ ' 2255o
Exchange on New Orleans and philadelphia, 2IaSOo
Cotton and Post Notes. $4,000
Loans and Discounts, s,5OooOo
The commissioner that the stocks and not
may aysrage 50 Yer cent making >, s sdoaaa
This TO be realised bills able The direction
fused TO give list these there Of judging Of
their value The IT, States obtained Judgment against this bank
on the 10th November last for S5soss being balance that had
been due three years money belongs the Chickasaw In
dans and the government for it, The government
has priority claim all the property OF the bank IL " evil
dent that bank inoynt but she still issuing post notes.
NJ n and putting them in the hands Of commission
merchants in New Orleans and Mississippi, TO be sold
for cotton Louisiana money, at any price Dr. Hagan
states farther the principal debtors Of the bank
ea,es also indebted 10 Of the other banks and
,old out will able pay the dollar There
appears but little probability Of any Efficient action in regard to
The banks on the great that the leading
bers Of the Mississippi Legislature have in the banks.
We Yesterday promised go into analysis of the state
ens of the Of this city, snder the Safety Fund Law
We End ON completing the tables that they volumnous
TO be embraced article We however today
In the prosecution of this ana have taken simply the
rpo made by the banks themselves and have eneavored
come at the true position Of each bank the close Of The
result Of this has been, that of banks in
the city nineteen Of them deficient in capital and but
three are possessed Of surplus at this moment For today
we have taken the statements Of the Bank Of the State Of New
York the Phenx Bank the Merchants Bank, aud the Bank
Of New York.
In order that the reader may closely follow in
anay will here give the statement Of the Bank Of the
State Of New York. appears in the returns Of the Bank
Commissioners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In the Frances, from Rio SadoMiss Sherman, NJersey;
Ternll New York; Mliington, Boston; q lie Bourch,
France; w Frier Costa Rica
IN the Mary Ssbee, from Moble-Messrs Downe and NJ
Cohen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

SUR2GibcsAL INsTRuMENTsi Cutlery, sc, FROM
TIsH NAVY, IS STRAND, LONDON-The subscriber
has Just received and opened splendid Election of Surgical
profession including Simpsons newly invented portable Enc
box) anewy invented Leechng Apparatus Gan efficient sub
stitue for the natural eech Ear Tumpet Coes OF the
latest aud most approved London
Table Knives Of the finest quality Razor srops Pen
Pocket and Sporting Knives Scissors oa kinds Booooks
Corkscrews Shutters and Trays and Skates 1.-THE pattern now
used BY the London Skating Cub) Also abeau assortment
oil Btl SHE'S, comprising hat, velvet clothes hair comb
shaving, nail, tooth and crumb, Sc. SC. ' N0"''
r. SIMPSON, 1859 Broadway, New York
N. b. Wholesa!s orders promptly executed. fela Bun.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS-Just received, a great variety
w Of Mane Ornaments consisting of bonzed gilt
randoes, with rich prsms also French gilt
glass shades together with great variety of Bronzed Orna
ments such Card Racks Vases Thermometers Ink Stands
Spill Caps Flower Stands &c. all of which for sale
prices to suit the times, by
DANIEL F.. DELAVAN
lel4 No. ii Maiden lane Broadw az.
TOR SALE, at No. 90 Pine street. Counting Desks
that have been but little in also Table Counter with
drawers. fei2 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

Here have analysis Of four banks three of which show
deficiency, and surplus II will be seen, this calcula
ton estimated the loss all the loans held by the
banks per This appear very reasonable
acquainted with the nature of the securities taken by
the banks revuon Of The depreciation of
estate taken per cent? and the bank fund.-
sequence losses will be very nearly all absorbed but
have said per cent only In all these statements al
for decline in stocks held directly
az collateral security The result of similar analysis ofa the
banks is as follows and also the result taking into considera-
ton the depreciation in stocks.
The following Banks deficient in capital,
Deficiency not including Deficiency including stocks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

CoNCERT.-Miss sHlRREFF and Mr. WILSON re.
spccully that they will give their FIRST CON
CERT IN this city since their return from the SOUTH TUES
DAY EVENING 18th instant, at the City Hotel The pro-
gramme, comprising variety Of their admired Dnetts
Songs and Scotch, English, and Irish Ballads will BE- publish
ed in few days. Mr.. SCARFENBERG will preside al the
Piano Forte.
Tickets One Dollar to be obtained at the Music Stores at
the City Hotel. feitN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
MORNING HERALD-sHIP NEWS
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY "A.

PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
LONsoN.
Samson, Townsend, Jan.
President, Chadwick, Jan. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Virginian, Higgins, Jan. l
New York, Barstow, JAM
Roscius, Collins, Jan. 10
Liverpl, (s) Englesdue, Jan. 20
HAvRE.
V. de Lyon, at Bermuda, rep'g
Erie, Funk, Dec. "a
Rhone Wotten, Jan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
PAUL b. LLOYD Auctioneer
FURNITURE, WINES, WATCHES, HORSE, COZ

PAUL b. LLOYD, Auctoneer.
FURNITURE, WINES, WATCHES, HORSE, COZ
II FEE, &c.-W. MCCORMICK will sell this day, al 10
o'clock Nos Courtlandt street. large OF
nitue from hotel consisting Of elegant per and Tables
French Bedsteads Carpets Sofas mahogany Chairs Rock
ing dos Bureaus &c. SC. Also, gold musical patent lever
Watch playing three tunes, cost $3.50; full ewelled do Also
by order Of the sheriff FIRST quality Sherry, Madeira, and
other Wines Swan Gin &c. in casks geo hampers Champagne
Wines OF various brands, Of which the best the
markets 100 bags Of burnt Coffee Also in front Of the store
Horse and Harness. fels III
THE NEW WORLD, Of Saturday, February IS will con-
tain an original story Of deep interest, founded real
events entitled The Tragedy OF Errors, Facts Stranger
than Fiction" by John Neal; the Life Of Van Amburgh the
Brute Tanner with his extraordinary pupils being
English burlcsque OF American grsndiloquence
proprae engraving; Memoir Of the late John Pounds pa
thetc history Of humble fe Horrors o Horscmanshp high
ly diycring story; An Account Of ST. Valentines Day from
old number OF the London Morning Herad the Court
Windsor from the London Court Journal; sketch of
John Wesley Jarvis the artist ppetca articles from the peers
Of James Montgomery, Alaric Watts and e NJ Fzgerald
columns Of Brevitios and Gayees" Editorial articles
upon the General Bankrupt Law, with the Latest News from
all parts oft World, SC. &c. -
For sale, price ss CHsrs at Hales News Rooms; News
streets Brooklyn and al the office Of publication.
felt ct J. WINCHESTER, Publisser, 20 Ann st.
osT OR STOLEN from tn, steamboat NarrsEansst yes.
Ia teday, small black leather Valse, marked j. ". Turner
containing various articles of wearing APPAREL the linen being
marked NJ Lord Also geld watch guards mosaic breast
pin dog marked Lord and about twenty dol
lars IN silver liberal reward will he paid for the recovery Of
the Valise, at No. 20 Exchange place. feis 3tis'