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&c, 365 prizes, amounting 10 s57o57,

70 number Lottery 10 drawn bao.
Ticket Slo-Halves IS 90 Quarters 50 81.
mar
JAMES PHALEN T. Co, Manager, Osi,.
ner of 9th ST. and Penn as
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DEASE'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE. OF HORE-
i HOUND CANDY = Compounded Of % Of the
most safe and sauary ingredients The great repu-
taon OF Pease's imitabe candy for the speedy re-
lief and cure Of coughs colds hoarseness, throat
Group whooping cough and difficulty of breathing,
has increased the sales far beyond that Of any remedy
heretofore offered
The undersigned, general agent Of Messrs Pease
Son, has just received by the schooner President,
large supply Of their Candy, which he sells TO agents
and vendors the terms the propretors 49,
Vendors enclosing S5 90 upwards Gree OF POSTAGE
will have the Candy sent according to directions and
always rely on its being fresh and genuine
mar w. FISCHER
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EW MUSlC.-Just received the following tie6a,
l v of New Music at the old established store ,hi'r
door east of 18th street, P A.
w. FISCHER !.
My Bark is out upon the deep, by G P Morn.
What is il ais thee heart of mlne1
wandered by the brook side, words by Milne
Operate Gems, collection Of Italian airs from tie
works of Donizette Mercadante &c.
Downe's Quick Step with handsome vignellr
Military Movements do do eb23
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NOuNG LADIES INSTITUTE, Pllshe.
Il Massachusetts,, 7 his Institution pleasantly
Gated within five minutes walk ofthe Western sRl
road will be opened for the duties of its sumner -,
sion on The 18th day of April next,
Teachers, cith their respective Departments
Rev. w, H. Tyler, A. NJ, and Mrs c. Z I've
Principals and Instructors in Int. and Nor Sci II f.
tory and Elementary branches
Mrs 5, G. Sprague Bellies Lettres and Musc
Miss A. M Snyder, Elementary branches.
Miss l. Alice Sfrague, Painting oil, and water q,
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1896 prizes, amounting to $lOG5oG

70 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets is2 Halves 81; Quarters so cents
mar " .s
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GEORGETOWN LOTTERY
OF della WARE.

Class No. 81 for 1912.
10 be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware sa,ut,
FL" March ~, 1912.
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Albany.
Correspondence fthe Herald.I


ALBANY, Dec 26, 1912.
Movements gf Governor Bouek--Ruat of Office Seek.
us- Senator Root 7hwiop Weed- Candidates
for "Groom of 1ic Old White HrM"
Ny DEAR SIR
The usual hustle and activity Of the winter sea-
son is fairly under way The near approach of the
session ofths legislature brings to this city hundreds
of strangers. Some are members elcct-some lobby
membership they are mostly office-seekers. Ever
since Col. Bouck's arrival, he has been overrun
with these importunins beggars. He manages them
with good tact, assuring them all that their claims
shall be thoroughly investigated as soon as he be-
comes Governor. There never was such rush for
Offices men are applying for three or four hundred
dollars worth OF crumbs, who are supposed TO Re
worth fifteen or twenty thousand dolIars' They
manifest not the least degree of shame in their
supplications.
The city of New York is already fully represented
here There are any quantity of candidates for -four
Inspector tobacco, spirits leather &c &c; and out
of all the applicants, it would be wonder il com
petent men could not be selected.
Understand that the Colonel has issued a secret
circular to all the old drones, that he will not APP
point any of them to any office whatever n sucb
is the fact and should he adhere to the determine
ton, 1t Will strengthen the party hundred fold
There will be mighty scramble for clerk of the
Assembly, an office worth $4,000. John f. Baron,
man in the State, is in the field for clerk, So John
o: Cole, the clerk of the last House. Warner, OF
Madison county, who came within very few votes
OF beng elected last year, will bring with him great
support from the southern tier, and seventh district
Wales, OF Rensselaer,, at present occupying Office
worth twelve hundred year, is not satisfied, but
dashes forward, like any reckless cur, and with the
assistance OF Mr. Speaker Davis expects 10 distance
them all; but doubt very much whether both Spea.
ker and Clerk will be selected from the same coup-
y.. Warner, am inclined to believe, will be the
lucky man.
General Root is here, and in appearance has i'm
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~ YE.A8s's GIFT The Pilgrims Progress, Published
ga Ne kTlN CO. ia int nded an Annual for 1913.
= bel tlfuliy printed and embelsh,d with % highly
>n4 wings. BY the most eminent London artists a
f~ss aHd fine etching by CruickAhank and supurb-
toa n orocco.
irk astsndArd work, age will not deprecate its value
tiore a years present will be acceptable
PSI. X, MARTIN Co.,
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4 .ADELPHIA BoTANNIC GARDEN, KNOWN
- MARA NS.-fre Proprietor advertses Tor A Par.
IN a small capital 10 assist IN alteration. and i'm
IN the oarden which would greatly enhance The
the entrance. The owner of the lot Of Gropnd ,rhrL
1aerss, will sIve lease for five sx years Al noder.
.ra the smpse those th4t have knasrid ~
-Nf swoudbs preferred. The Garden well conS,c "
n he profitable Investment. Every info at;n ~.
90 his satisfaction, will be Siven to apv ,yests
cess Lsuers from New ok Boston, Baltimor. ana
4wili he pnnctnaiy attended TO By the propriesoS
sS nfo USsen % partner Jos Il shs M9!adsp vii
ie b-st collection of Exotic and Iniigenous nIs,
rs 10 be fosud In this splendid 4ar1en some AZ
an one hundred and ten old. puyels. 81 S,,s,
~ senons that were IN America. Some from Inc eel
= .s Robert Morris, William Hamilton OF he
~ Henry fistt, Lewis Clspier, Esq with several
e-,. oru deceased. Attached 10 the Hot and C,,..n
rpHy Nendii Museum Of Natural Curiosiries rcb ~
s Mine rails, shells and insects, with Anci.,f
fhaassed sixteen hundf ed years ago Aneisnf Cor.
Der Of othcr Curiosities too tedious 10 m, n,,o
pvt De found in snY other Public Garden in Enron
y, ntnx forty-two years in col Getting with care
- ny, ahr az great expense, and !. well worth the
n handsomc Theatre. The location Is x cd. and
!, tsEk. "'a' , 400 Is
tlvfOLD DE JANON segs TO inform nj, fr,c,d.
"p't pupic That he contaues giving Lessons in he
~ 2sSsh Languages aiso GU the guitar and the v;n
- Huenee, fSv Houston street. those OF his Pm
~ RrrERE.cEs:
pise, ID. ID. Nsr,Ira N""'" Oh
eMught ID. ID. d.. il. Arnoult.
nomr Mr.. n. q. de Rhsm,
.e- s.lest, Consul OF
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AZ gess Lsf1
ritE MsEh, "a Barclay. corner ST. Peters Place
rhy invite his friends au5 the public xener lIy to
hA choic5 assortment of Wines, Teas, Cor
pices and Groceries Of the finest qualities, which
.ces that cannot fail TO satisfy purchasers
OF connoiseurS ~ particularly invited 10 the
'ors, which are OF the choiceIt vintages and are
est moderate prices.
laiuvholidays. d2o awsr'
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E0TNE T0fNGIEWHn prs

- OOINOT, OOING I-WHU Fe,,'
THE attention Of such Of citirena utend making their
miua cas on Nsw Years eost s,c snd
and oner rment. p,Sv which subscriber has de-
teTmned to sel AZ prices such call
at the we'll known OF fashion 2o2 Broadway, where they
can he suited 70 .seir how fsstidous-
The Of the cloths for durability hpeness of
re &c nnot be surpassed in the cry, and prisss % low
to tonh custogss Coas panaIoons and ana
up TO order in the most fashionable style notice.
aiiilIp EDWD. FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Estaplishment,
2o1 Broadway.
N BThe beat cutters the United States empIoyed ana
full suit furnished IN 10 hours notice. a2itojis ne
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proved wonderfully since last winter He must
have taken the temperance pledge again, but II il
feared II will be violated, should Senator Foster
open his batteries upon him. This Is the old Gen.
erals last session, when he will be dropped by the
wings, like hot potatoe." His political career
has been long and rough, for the old fellow has bat
tled against everything, and tor almost everything.
He goes out ''unhonored or unsupg by all parties
yet he is capital old fellow.
Lieut. Governor Dickinson has taken up his win
Ter quarters al Congress Hall, which will be the pop
uar mouse, as there has been added TO it, during the
last month. some seventy-five more apartments
lhe Senate VIII lose much OF lis interest by the re-
tIrement OF Mr. Bradish, who is unique stionaby the
most able and dignted presiding officer in the coun-
Try There Is an ease OF manner, courteous deport-
ment, and an atiabe demeanor with Mr. b. that dis
tingulshes HIM from any presiding officer who ever
occupied the Lieut.. Governors chair
There are already on hand some dozen applicants
tor State prison supernendents, at Aubern and Sing
Sing; several OF them are ignorant as to expect
the Office from the hands of the Governor. Only
three appointments have as yet been determined on,
and they are connected with the Governors house.
hold VIZ: his son-in-law Mr. Sanford as private Sc
cretary, Gen. Blgelow, OF Otsego Co., Adutant
General, and young Albanian the son,l learn, OF a
Methodist priest, named Vanderlip, as Messenger.
His Excellency, that Is TO be IN day or two, is
practical temperance man OF some twenty wears
standing. He will, therefore, not follow the ex-
ample OF Seward, by indugIng the populace, on
NewY Years. day with profusion OF champagne Ma
dera, Hook, Nc, &c, but he will conform TO the
propreIy, by offering the simple beverage Of
lemonade.
The first act oflegisation will probably be 10 re-
peal the law under whlch Weed d Co. have each
made splendid fortunes. There are some dozen
candidates tor the succession. ORielly, OF Roches-
ter, Hubbard, OF Chenango, Dany,o Utica, Slamm,
Bryant, and Bennett, La mistake lhis] OF New York
all the Albany printers, bookUindeIs and editors,
besides score or 80 from various other portions OF
the State. 1t Is prize hght' worthy OF The trial.
have taken passage Tor Washington county, and
am OIL this afternoon. will endeavor to return in
season to give you account of the Inauguration
OF the new Governor, and the opening OF the loco To-
gislature. Ii will be rich JOE SMITH
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OF EXCHANGE, payable al sight on ali ns-,, =.
iDd Ireland and scotland In sums Of G5 sl0 els and
ny amount, for sale BY
~ Wall streef nd Rp,ad,~,v
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I EYCH BOARDING. HOUSE.-Furnished rooms viii
ard in the french style, be had the F." Cafe Tor
s,,.raso Bsoa@w y, nearly opposite the City Hotel
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GEARS CALLS.-Ihose persons who expect TO re-
cslls on New Years Day, and who wish their friends
9th gIatefu remembrance ofa pleasant VISIT and re-
deer, would do well TO call on Andrews c. Wheeler:
onarket Saturday the 3isi inst and provide them
zip choice cut OF the triple premIumed OK Onondaga
by PRust OF Syracuse and allowed by the be OF
ODE OF the latest in tins civ and
VI, at the above named time and place be offered for
A q. WHEEIER dan oss-
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EW YSHRsTCAL LIS Maiden Lane-GentIemcn are
ist the time just at hand and unless their feet
,sotectd with pair 81 our Incompatible first pre- mum
81 or cyh Rubber OVER SHOES. during the present
~ stonl ls and ID NAV find them conined TO home
~ reAy handsome, hight walking Over Shoes can
on 81 off ia insranand il gentle men do not cons
tonueh Of tax on their polteness. they prevent
fhandome carpets being SPOILED New Years Dav by
y = sse easy adjusting Over Shoes to leave off in the
- Prizes AZ retail from 2s. to So. IS Made Lane Every
eauntcd, and Others will be given il soles loosen
- HORACE II. DAY,
lin Successor to Roxbury India Rubbe, r.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

iETRIAL OF OUR SAvIOUR.-The public are re-
spscfolly Informed that the sps mid group o twenty
fsures, In sfztuarY the size Of he, repesennng ms
inland impressive scene. which has peen vslea ~ Dos
" over seventy thousand persons dunng inc last sI
and elected much praise IRON the Press Is now on
hton for a short time az the spacious hail. IN Granite
dag, corner of Chambers street and broadway, new
brtranee on Chambers 81:
p9 every day from A. NJ to 10 p NJ, and Sundays
Z A. W. till 10 in the evening. :, q.
rs cents children under IL years OF age half price
,o Cor adus 50 do do for chden IS cents
Wis Of Sunday and schoss will be admitted al the
cents e,eh when they body Of not s.s than
Z AVA
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
STREET, ABOVE S'EVENT

ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tcte order, and ready for the reception Of Gentleme
y H., AM Families. u.prwv,,
Z: STOYs.t TOYS 7! just opened new and fresh
esMsnt Of common and fine Toys, suitable for the no.
lesae And retail cheaper than ever Toy dealers are re-
and examine for themselves. Don'
Z the Vnnber-23s two doom. above Grand street
IA H2I staw toi-i$m
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btusesen ibr alles bas jnsebradte @eidmei6 e Ois
baseni9e, tpeEdes Ge ipdbrenb ibres @betanceS BON
onbern peronen ale @eihenf erbaIteu 9ela1en srerS
ben mIne. @cfhente bes ShuIoners an perfcnen
tonnten jebp Don ben 9urpdten SurR6sefrbert Srer"
ben. ..-, -..t
"Die gcltsbIbne" lit Cincinnati ftrtht Gb Ia i6reE
ytr 4l iebr rhtta uno treenb, in BeSu9 Der pFtdt'
oerlesun9 6entlider 8eanten, beonoers aber ber bic
Der pctbeaute aus bic fpGde fId bauptidIth 9e9en
oas Deutlde 3cn1n9stbeien Su Sd,uloen tommen ldis
eu fouen Ger 9trtifeG lauet 1dmtid "8eun man 70
bdut] bel BEN Gtngeborneu oiees eaubes auf Dcrur'
tbee uuo 9teo 9eoen @tnwanoerer t0Bt, ic faint man
piee5 9eptB idt5 anoerm ais WaneeL an 9luftldrun9
coer an9ebrrener Dumn1beit 3uIdreiben tDenn aber
ofentd)e 8eamte aus iclten llrIahen tbre Nmts'
pFtten ocrleBen, 70 lit btees cine Sdleht9feit, bic
tren9e 9eahbet Derben rte uno leocr 1T oies nidt
e(ten Der Sat- bconoers BET 9Getbearten, unb in bOs
berem Grabe 1ettoem poFdmter in ben Odncen BET
9Sbi9s iId befnben Setnahe bic meiten unIerer @eD
elbitter ftbren 8la9e biertber. Ser "Baltmcre See
rab" fag> caB feline 9lummeru niebt 9et6r9 ausseqcr
ben, fcnocrn nit ben gBrrten: Dutch paper" noies
Der Surllfgei1nbt rporcert. Ser "JIepzSreans @ous
rter" befla9t iI, o16 beutfhe 3eitn9en nit cber
perfpdtet erbde, tp1breno bch beute 8tdtter, nee
n9fen6 ocn unierer SFce aus u,o uahr1aeinlidb audi
oon aneern eben 70 pntl, oeranot tperben aIs enss
Ia1e Slatter,"
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9as Sparfnib eier 3ttrift trse dus(bticB rtrSanD.
wirtb(at scrirm wIrr lit Ian9t sefbIt unr taslio thr
seubt nnr mir nnrre bcn tlbc mebrercn untrtr Sc.
fanntcn jur raus9ate rner fclrn augemuntcrt pbst&
bcm unterncbmn n sbcrs seahn unb pete babcr iebts
3amutben rer 4r suriit Ssa Dcm NubSrc ert her 0s.
mir nb aufs 9e ansssansu entern srbielten aud vo
meberen pTsrbrftb setreten &anpprbsn bic suferuns,
r'B e ns p"s unrnebmen, cs itateitcr auf eoe QHse
creldtern wrrrsn-S 2ufdruns reran[a6c uns aus I'm.
t@"funS Ger npfl9en gdtsne unr 0ucln ~ eicc 3wee
uno rte nrtbsen Vrr"rt no raiu tsrs setrrAew 70 pas
peut(en Wttarssr ,pen ertrcit,ts rsr 9erter.msss.
uno Grneunsen inn sce rer <anrprtblbat oerssn ss.
E5u entlprsdben plrd 5eraussatc pes
"9anbmauts I'm 8eften''
Sas Satt wD fotar mir 500 nterfbreter tatir stmnben
paeen menaflt rrfelnc 3u bem ei ST. tr rem Sa1ts
Sana SeitrllunSen men pcrtofrei enSanct wereen, s
ssr'efc cnF III Der pOfcftee nbt atsanyt sperbsa.
e, gUsIkex.
ctneinrr~ 81 Dsars II, lsaa. a I'M
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90 q d ri h {.

Sa i'd mid cndbcn babe, cnc O 6anouns In Der @tabt
Canton gu errhcn bate i'd eincn Sanen Strd 9rp@nr
an pe 9trrrn Srocts mb 9 ittcrid rertau re[6e In
hcmclErn 8t1urc, m Stchr ltsrcr 3eit belt
trrobren, or mcne frHbrn Srunnr 0nnrr. 70 tUis
an ras put(itum Htcrb1ur wrbn m Die Srma frsrnr.
9rer Seitc nts fcDen Miro Gin sc6mtbses pusiieuu
3Hfrtcrcn ju iIcn.
nt mrtne Graft 70 fhnc ais mcs6 III fblt6en, bitte i'd
alc mne frthrrrn 0tnnrr rprt mid buben turb Que.
ts 9lrten crer Surnun9cn, rem rrett Srras re6t Eae
"n mrtntn Srurcr Spuis g 1ftr in GantcH In bcfFtr
"'i m ole metne 6Urrrr"nsrn gum Grettren ses,ttn babe
~ eutri9ten.
Saccb Sddfer.
Canton, NrriI IS, ls42.
81. g. Die ur(a6r Id tMtine Scrberunstn mtinem
rupe Scus Safcr ttrsrbn batr, it, neil ,b ian $aufe
rmmers Sftcrs atme'enr u rsrre uup m paDr ItR nit
gut ramt ccfaiIcn tdnn.
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; 8efa1offen, cas biefe 8erbauO[uusen .. benz
prdGoent, Sice<prdGben uno Setre'drs unter,eiduet
uno tit ben bret 3eitunaen bteer Stapt 70 tpie audi IN
plden onoern 3enngsbldttern, relfe ceelben oufsu.
nebmen belieben 1oLlten, befdnnt eenlact rperoeu.
Die pcrtebenoen Seld[u1e tpurben eintimmte anses
npn'aer, npcrauf fId) Die Serfamm[ung Uertaote. -.
.." .a"' lSilbelm {. 0intel, prd1bent,
Saccb GeumauL SicesprdIpent,
Setter Setter 5}iaiasisr> 5i eefretars,
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Sacob Shdfer.
e ttntnutna uuo 5cDacfer,
Nbrot0ten unr N cdJtsoe[ebrten, dJ

IN Canton, START Co., Otfo.
1Gk6H adm adtunssrsG Dem sbrtsn IHtIitu, ktbnHtrG
burn rcn9tat unr tcn Etnattarten GcuHs
tics ttau IT, Dag c NIT Oant ot 3chafte ibrtm Ntrnfe
bSra mec iburn tacn rtraut errsn anrbmeN 1n
Der Slicnn atsur1rtcn tere ub SDrt DE
rrirn QrGmAu. tcnurm tp SBnen in tut(rr, tnats
tcr ranjelh:r Srrabt atSctrst atsliN tssIu.
b9 % Sar ais SlctArius r psis Gauntg etannG
wrrrcn III.
c5cbu .. Summins bon pbtIaoetpbtl.1
QOuis Sthdfer bon @autcH.
Canton, qWiri lS, l8f2. 36.t.r.
81. g. @r6n mcIstr $1hcs(tutt ttt rrdne baS 8irsers
rrt crDaltrn, prrr i'd nmrr init 2rrsnscn Htntseei
Sie 5bmcn m6tbt5e !otIft in Der Grurt Ietlten.
{ouis 9 d fe +.
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&. Il ut + adtter,

9ierbur9 tenartse ib msinc seebrtcn Sreute Dt saA
utltum i'm Nsemcnrn baB i'd usinen bertsen Mitatstr,
0errn Cart $ubwi8 0arcmahtr +, ais ZBbatet ntSthsr
3etunS Subr,fret BUD unb @reitmatcrialienGditStns
w AUDI Der anerrn Ghaftc, butiSen xast afsEhpm.
men bate nnb ras 8efaft jet untcr Der Stria:
g. g. gSeiIelbreft uno Comp.
rrtstekt mtrb. Die Nttra uno paico, S Eis su 3len
dr rtets Sabrs errbanrtu Wsrsn, tstntbm i'd ft eins
NcbnunS.
&. g. mefIelbreft.
Snoem i bas 0ttse tstdtSt, ttte t us4 has stebrtt
putltum ratc 3utrasen, Tic Der aten Sirna entten,
audi af rc tertraaen 9a i felt msbren 46rsn ben
Gcf2ften res 9errn 2Selbr arte uno batlte cine &c.
3iit meiner $eitun9 anecrrau mar bmeib t mir
init Der rffn9 bas 0crati Der fr6ttcu eItafsfreunne
mic bos putlttum tterbaupt, Jul sepinnen
6. {. 9fabentader.
Ibifabc(rbia, btt lirrr Nrri[ Is 2.
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% q h fr ae.

Nerrn Sacob g dJ nj b I, treEd,tr Dor ttli.
den Sabrsn aus rem "r fnrfs nttum 8 SEA aad sea
Der Staaten ""swaneEtt' nno et rrfsetli III srn (et.
9artt raS lnter;snctr scmau Apbrs In rfeb.
run9 trn9en wnnb linn Oittheansen n1itisteit,
Ssitcn res Sutftsamtes Gcnbaun, ulae su tcnne.
@cpte ree 9latraae spaisen 8cannteR 9rn @dmibt
Su 4sI4t trnmen, 70 no ie bSFet erut Jpn NIT sem Sns
bait ttannt ~ MAIDEN, rsr mir re scant Nustunf ~ sss
tbeien.
&. Il nj B q tier,
Hehtszslnralt, Jeemgisbcr, Sbie.
SatusSistcn, Ipr[ !, ls42 3S >6n
GOcr "Cbo Ioler," in Columbus, "as ctsblatt H. nSis
2cltsbDnc" in Cincinnati tecn ptse S1afrase tHiae d
in tgs rPeet Satter sinsr6en, un6 unrer sstnoitio
peridbert 3u lcpn.
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s(nSle9ung 8anterptt9e1eb 8.
- Der 91tber StprD hat entihieren baB eritens Der
Sduloncr olles bas, mas er nah Der Gn9ebnne einer
petlttcn as Sanferrtteur ucrbent, ntt CUR Sduoens
mae, frnbern ibm ttb gu OUT fcntnle sfettens; oaB
pom Der 3ett an no er cine ettttcn etu9erebt uno Die
Shupner perb,tuben lep auf feiu biSbert9es gtgens
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7oa oele unIerer eeer an bem 9lufbluher Der teuts
ld,en @oloute Soermaun in @jasccnace Co., Mi6curi,
nabc5 cber enternteS ntree habeu, 70 wirb es bnen
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30

ahead Of the Maa-Dry Times and The Crops-Ship-
ping btelfgcnoc-Death.
DEAR SIR
Our last dates by newspapers from your
city, are by the New York Weekly Herald OF
the 18th ult. You may therefore figure TO yourself
our Indebtedness for your promptness in forwarding
your paper ahead of all others. The Franklin leaves
but one American vessel in these waters, brig Viii
liam burlington, Capt Higgins, bound to New York
in ten days. Neither of these vessels go full, ouI
produce being nearly all shipped, and the CROP
having entirely finished. We are in this moment
suffering from excessive drought, though not 50
much as in some other points OF the Island We
hope, however, to get rain soon, and in case we do
the ensuing crop tor lsi3promiseste be good one;
and all we shall require will be better prices in
the States for our produce than has ranged this
year
A Mr.. Steiger, from your city, died suddenly on
the evening of the 9th instant having fallen from his
horse in supposed fit of apoplexy coming from the
town to the port Mr.. s. was much esteemed here
aed was acting for the mercantile house OF
Major, Esq. of your city. His sudden death, was
deeply lamented by all who knew him.
Brig Magnolia, Beekman, of Portland, sailed this
day from Jobos for New York. Brig General
Glover Of Philadelphia that ran on the. rock to
windward of the harbor night of the 7th is a total
loss some of the sailed provisions, shocks and sails,
are all that has been saved from her.