davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

This table gives the fact that the new bill ranges nearly
as high average the highest tariff inflicted
upon this country viz that 1898 In very many instances
the rates her than proposed by the committee
manufactures. The rates. according to the PROPOSE
ton Of the Secretary based upon the imports Of lsio
would yield nerevenus of SAL 1885, about 30 per
cent average OF the nett import
There very little probability however that the i'm
ports will reach any thing like the amount estimated to
pass through the customs The specific dutes, although
nomnay nearly the those Of the year 1929
really at least so per cent higher in consequence of the
reduced prices Of articles in the dear currency which
now prevails, and is likely to do so in this country for
years to come. The population OF the Union is now 40
per cent greater than in $780, and the paper circulation
now about the same say 500 600 but the means o.
the country to pay for its imports not much greater
than then The exports of domestic goods in 1880,
was S63 being $50 900 less than in 1885, and
S00oo00o less than in 1915 The productive wealth Of
the country under that % years Of high duties did not in
crease, although the population increased near 40 per
cent Since 1884, the domestic exports have increased
of which $40 has been cotton ofa hot
bed growth and which its producers have lost
500 eOo mostly Of money borrowed abroad Deduct
ing the cotton the domestic exports in 1892 eoo
oOo or So per head In 1910 they O00 50
per hesd showing increase in disrbutive wealth. In
1892 ratio of SO per head retained in the country
for consumption and in 1910 sc II per head In 1910 the
duty 40 per cent less than in 1892 when the gross
duties amounted to sas 100000 40 per cent of which is
about rs cents per head consequently the reduction ohs
duty enabled the people to obtain in the proportion
goods for the amount Of export An increase
Of the duties will reverse the order Of things
Wehave received the returns of the of the
Island of Cuba for s4 which, compared with former
| years. present the following result -
IMPORTATION AND EXPLOITATION THE ISLAND CUBA
FOR THE YEAR 1871, A. COMPARED WITH 1889 AND 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Phi10delphla.
Correspondence of the Herald


PHILADELrHiA, July 81, 1912.
IN appoitionment bill voted through the House Of
ebly day before yesterday and the latest dates was
ding In the Senate This bill, Judge from the fact
all the democratic county members voted against its
kagr is considered rather favorable to the wings A
sultor OF some science In such matters, saws M err
bill the democrats will have twelve member cef1,in
whiss eight members certain and that three districts
doubtful a. to their politics. he indications were
it would become law -it had excited much debate
Of which was pretty TART bet veen members of the
De party.
.he 18th, with the following effects. The rod on the
Itol was struck-no damage done. The fence on the
or reservoir, about fifty rods from the Capitol was
ok post split in shivers, ard the paling scattered
|,nd A house in Second street struck-a portion
he fine wall on the top torn off, and the fluid passed To
nberland, the opposite side Of the river, on
the blaze of which was distinctly seen from town.
kther barn was struck in Cumberland over the noun.
the smoke Of which only SEEN number Of
were torn up and broken down IN the town, and
How shutters chimneys and signs were thrown down.
on and scattered about.
he distress of the times in this city added to last
by the discharge Of about FIVE hundred females,
u under the Commissary General in making clothing
he army The suffering in consequence OF this dis
ge may be more readily imagined than DE- scrbed
n 1t i kno Vn that il was the only resource which
! Of them had to maintain large families. Cause
of funds in the national treasury.
william and Blackstone had rather thin audience
niaht in consequence Of the extreme warmth of the
3her The acting OF the lady, however, was never
h the same as at the Walnut. Burton, we perceive,
luit.
stoc ks nothing OF moment was dole ct [ Boar TO
three or four sales ell told.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

Cleared.
s SsS:s sk5 f:. kos aas
hh s@eSs gss f 55Gf%
Arrived.
Packet .hp siddOn, Cobb from Liverpool june u, With
esperesced ighi WINS aud thick fog the passage
m9 u s e. wi % 70 M S6a % E01sS1 and RG
lon GO 3d. spoke Sutton days from Boston for St Peters
SS dS s % e Gr The sf and h
lat a. 30 70 49, and Ion &c 80 to % 30 saw number OF cebergs
Sshp Helen, Allen, from Liverpool, June TO- with md.s
o ayS 3D. poie ship Lsns from sds. for Portsmouth, E
a soe % e az IL" g 81 GGs hs
spoks whale scr Auror' Of Proynseown with s. bbls OIL
eo S' to-
'BH %. ri 'S!i To'a: Samson Bristol Eng with
RSs g " n % s % e. Ss 40 '9s b f
+ Ion s io passed great number Of icebes some OF them
Big G.nl Marion, BIaen., p days from Gaay.ma, PR. with
% hhd bbs coffee 70 Mason Thompson Left brgs
Hn lust oOSaT RON H Thom Ba Sidney "sy
sS Sn n 'Ty r. ' nos Si 9S passed brig Charles
Bnx Vesper, Hopkins, 10 days from Lubec, with 22o tons
Sehr oeio9E, CIOwe = day, from Porte CaS,9, win
Gapyra to load for Phadep hs The only American vessel in
schr John Enicot,, Endcot days from York River with
schr Fidelity, Chambers, day. from Virginia with wood
scbr Gen Scott Lppcncott days from James River with
sei Hope Mumford days FIN Milford Del with wood to
| master. a.. "a. 49,, wood IN
sclm Reaper, Benefits days from Vsinia VITA "ou'
sch Rebecca Edmonds, days from Virginia WIN "oo''o
Ser Banner Hammond days from Vsinia win WOOD 10
c Ieta Collins, days from Virginia. with wool to
ss Pilot Poland days from CheryheJ with lah TO the
master ,.an.a , l,v. from VIRGINIA with
wood, 10 mast A.. Ca. y;rv;r;, ,.,,I
wscd obn Lolier Guley days from Virginia, with wood
TO seb JOSEPH r. Potts. IIalman from Virginia, with wood
Sem Cosdelia - days from vrginil with wood 10 The
master
Below.
One brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Hottingutr Buisley, Liverpool and others.
The u. g. figate Columbia Las anchored at the sW. Spit
General Record.
Loss ~ aHIo CIV. GLovrp-We learn from Cart Bitten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Baltimore,
Correspondence of the HERALD
RAtrfnnur Iulv 81


BALrIMoRE, July 81 ls42.
n. EDITOR
a most fatal and melancholy accident happen ed to
aged about ID years. named William C. Corral yes
day morning. h. with some of his companions, had
ne out short distance from the city to shoot for
mt with pistol Some how or other when the pistol
IS in his hands and pointed towards him, it off,
gng the contents in his right breast, He ran some
ces, exclaimed he shot, fell down and expired in
y minutes.
pleasing task to notice merit at all times and espe
llly more so, when 1t stands out prominently. was
ssent last evening at the American Theatre, Front
ect and witnessed the performances Of that inimable
uestrsn corps under the direction OF Messrs. Welch
Delavan. Dir. Risey and his little son, attached to
corps intend shortly to visit your city, for whom be-
ak your most favorable notice in advance The boy is
quesonsply prodigy-a wonder of the age-and
onishes all who do thenselv the pleasure Of wtnes
his performances. What none have done before
he accompshes with ease that is, TO stand the
les of his fathers feet and throw back Beau
daring and grace, are combined in his every
Mt The Shaksperian characters by Mr.. Rogers, im
ng Hackett as Fastah, kean Shy ock and Booth a.
rhard the Third, the most elegantly executed
lesrian performances ever saw.
Owing the importation of ready made clothing, and
rments being sold so cheap there have been large
mber Of journey men tailors thrown out OF employ
cy complain very much of tn r business being none
lied by foreigners This OF itself evidence sufficient
favor OF protective tariff
BUSINESS usual at this Of the year is dull W.
in hope however and rejoice that the Giver Of all
I'D has blessed city with healtbfulness. The de-
nd for Hswardsre -four is rather limited the latest
ss were at So; City Mills and susquehanna -four
held at the same price. A lot Of Maryland red
eat COOL quality sold yesterday at 81 20 inferior
blies were also disposed Of at 80 and LOG cents
ere is hardly any corn in market; Iquoe white at 81
yellow do 50 cents, oats 81 cents: The provision
iskey has advanced TO - cents for hhds and for bis
y scarce. ! hardly inform you how money mat
stand. The brokers are in perfect statu quo. They
Of closing their Offices entirely The difficulty in
ting money exchanged is very great-many persons
e to take it to Washington.
The circus is doing very we'll at the American Thea
II the only place Of public amusement now open.
museum. which ought not to be, has been closed fol-
weeks past.
more beautiful moon never graced the heavens than
med forth last night. 1t divinely exquisite This
rning is clear and pleasant. Yours, RODER1CK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
c. L. INGERSOLL'S
ROAT ESTABLISHMENT.

BOATS Dnksy sal. beats aud bots. ps%S,a1s boat &C.
sa u's u s club bcs s ss h Ss s a
the and lakes America Also the barge Cor The Auto
i5s snSg boat Hii;; Jsia smith
lie bat on nsw Plan, which has been BY
, -" I %G s any ns Of Sost Be
I with bottom from %G%@ form d b any M be-
Tie maisl are r ali Of he best quay pine boards being
gsr thereof large assortment Of boat Of AZ E,ra n
bo. may Sc avsys much
e"ni ON % he %sua s: will who wish I
again Please call before purchasing 30" can '"en
Uyy Jas " =" Hale Sole Wa FO, enlightenment
X Sfs User ~ 80. iy2a lm.r
pARTNER wATEP.-A house having about 500 dollar;
or partner with not less than tie above sum 10 whom an
G rs yS sh S s Ss fss% &
~ ,s s , w np sa% Of pT PER- es r H s .
ons handsome busnsss could be done TO
his ''' S'I'si.' SSo Of
VANTEDby Young Man SITUATION Ass;,sp. Clerk
& n ~ woylS ,ep,s c G ihfe month, r,s
and wogdb willing make himsc useful o suit
line addressed r. L. at e oce Of this papervll With
SHOULD old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to
should GALEN's HEAD straet the eyes Of all
The eyes Of all mankind be sure have long been cent? red there
Where else on earth is safety found such perfect safety
whcrei
Then qric 70 Galens Head repair, longer brook delays
That mortal foe to life and health gains strength from day
day.
be Doctor las and early ,he,e will st h. Ies,6 oun5
HIS remedies, with aud skill re aufully combined
And epcgrs ~ tlse declare, hsir lsvor que rcaned;
he insdols Zoe human flesh with gftcsfl use recs,
From all WHO seek Old Gans Head to queneh their dcatly
fires.
III sing he praise Of Gslen, Head TO thousands long
a, No e. in old Peck slip the side Of the
A. No ~, and there abouts, for nearly toty years,
Has Doctor Evans proved the charm ih1' hi;i hes Az fear
] Doctor Evans, then, ~ shot, 10 DR.. Evans be.
And turn your backs on an I'll aca. un!,ss You'd 'htr if
iva o. inssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
state Of Trade.

sale ofproperty in Broome street resulted follows
Chanccry Ssle-No. $40 Broome street. l7l0 dollars; No
5li, 1860 dollars No $40, l750each lot 10 feet inches
wide by IS deer No $40 Broome dimensions not given
300 doiars--;e one-ihird cash
Also at auction sugar-Nsw Orleans 40 hhds at 2Ia4c
Sal mos; Porto Rico, 90 hhds at 625 90 days
heschr Farmer l6 tons, covered with heavy French
zinc months sncA 700 dollars
9hesSales 100 brs; pots for export at IS 1al holders
generally refusing 10 sell below IS 90 Pearls are taken
at SO 90.
Narai stor-Are dull sales lately Of 900 brls Whining
ton rosin for export.
Whale has -becn sold for export at ~ cents cssh
but little Offering LYnsced 50 cents for English ana =
for American; holders are III ~ these rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Herald General Printing omce.

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all
If printing such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions is open Of the Herald Buildings entrance
hom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

The bill will probably pass by about the same ma
orlty The period of the discussion is altog ether
Expected that the President will be constrained TO
withhold his signature, 1t would be idle and useless
spend much time in perfecting the details OF the
III; but the debate was ample and prolonged In the
iouse and there Is no reason to suppose that 1t VIII
be abridged by this consideration ia the Senate. 1t
vas stated two or three days since, that the demo-
ratio Senators had determined merely TO express
heir opposition to the principles OF the BILL without
olng into the details. If this course shall be adopt
d, the President may have the bill in his hands by
he first of August
The majority have not determined upon their
ourse, if ii shall be sent back without the execu-
i've sanction: The distribution men will try to adj
pum Immediately, and leave every thing in confu-
ion; but this proposition will probably be put
own, and the revenue question will very likely be
ettled by going back to that stage of the compro-
hlse act which existed before the last two three
eductions-say in lS3S-and re-cnacting the laws
hen in operation, and embracing tea and coffee
large majority of both Houses Of Congress would
mite upon this plan, if the bonds of party dsci-
line could be burst asunder. This would give ado
nate protection and at the same time Weld as
nuch revenue as we can hope to collect in the pre-
ent condition of the country.
Among the many brnetlcili consequences thathave
esulted from the veto OF the ltre tariff BILL will be
ne effect produced on the Clay papers in disguise,
1hch were yielding quasi, mercenary, lukewaIln
nd utterly useless support to the administrator, for
ne sake of the government patronage. The fierce
plrit of persecution which has been manifested In
ongress towards the President, has spread among
le whg papers, and all have thrown off the mask
ven the printing of the laws and the public adver-
sing were not sufficient to induce a continuation
their hypocritica course: They loved the money,
ut they feared the discipline of party and the de-
nnciatlon of party leaders more. They pretended
support the administration merely to pocket the
oceeds of its patronage, and they denounce i;
hen there is more to lose than gain by continuing
the same course. The treachery of false or mer-
tr,oy ,Ao he <yol
Dstility Of avowed enemies. In this point of view.
erefore, the last veto has been of service to the
resident and to the cause of truth and fair deal
g.
Since this veto some of thePresldent's friends have
zen most unjustly and Indignantly assailed Mr..
ishng, especially, has been the object of unspar-
g invective and insdous misrepresentation
very effort has been made to prejudice him with
I'D to conceal the true state of the and the real
sue before the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Brighton Cattle Market.

JvLY lsA market Beef Cattle 20 Cows and Calves,
2lO0 Sheep and 40 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote few extra at So % a
g. FRS quality 81 rs co. second quality 81 IS q
81 90; third quality So 60 81 25.
Cows and Cslvessales at SIS, a. o. 26, %, 81, and
81.
shecp-Dull We quote at 81 80, SO. rs, Ell. 81
90, . 25 and so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Died.

On the Goth instant ofconsumption, SAMUEL scHorrLp
England.
His friends and quantance and also those of his father
nlaw Simon Reichard respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this morning at 10 o'clock precisely from No
6i Delaney st.
On Wednesday evening, Goth instant, of consumption,
Mr. RICHARD WARN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Passengers Arrived.

LoNpqSlPacket ship Wsstmnster-Mrs Ebenezer Parker
Edw q Parker of Boston Capt @ Coggesha Mrs ii l. Gle.
ments, New York; Joseph GoIdstone, Baths Henry Wood
Kent; R9bt Atcheson, Upper oanada; Edw / Lyceu BALI.
morc John Acret London David Combe Thomas Warner
Miss Maria Warner, Chas 4 uboe-a; in the ;tssrage
Mcclellan, Williamson, King, w Dodge T Nelson I
Davis + Muskfratt. Dawson = Grundy, w Hicks, A
Carson, j McCalI-285 N the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

ID WILLIAM STREET.
PRINCIPAL OrrcE.Letters deposited before halfpasl
halfast - and half past O'Clock, will be sent out TO-
delivery at g. l. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFrIoEs-Leers deposited before 7, II, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. CREI(;. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Herald Bulletin of News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-wes,
OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails at eight O'Clock A. M.-and also Of tn,
evening mails at four O'clock r. NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Hera
Bulletin Board, at this Let every yarer stol
and read Advertisements OF all kinds taken at the Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Married.

On Wednesday afternoon, goth inst, at Christ Church
by the Rev Dr. Peck DANIEL NESTLE to CAROLINE daugh
ter OF j. b. Gassner Esq, all of this city.
On Wednesday Goth inst, by the Rev. DR.. Spring,
HErRY THOMAS DERiSc, Of sag Harbor, ~ " 10 GLoRI.
ANA daughter Of Rensselaer, Ravens ESQ., of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

l3- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The engagements Of
Yankee Winche, the model of Dublin the mysterious
Gipsey Girl and Diamond and Whtock fast drawing
to close This fashionable place of public resort CONT
nues TO be thronged day and evening The
Gallery of Pictures recently purchased the great sale
in Boston has all been added the Museum without extra
charge balloon ascension takes place this evening
from the garden on the top Of the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

WerfH 70 state that the present condition OF the Sec
rotary o. the Treasury does not Justify the hope 50 eonh
eovery. His friends WILL however be grahed to lear
that his disease although attended with great suffering
has yet regarded dangerous and hopes ente
tanned that favorable crisis has already been exhibite
-Mddfsonian, .JuIy 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

-Plssfsr Parfs-saes Of 700 oAs at - CASA; but Ia
demand.
Prorisions-A good demand for Mess and Prime Fork
sales of Western City Inspected Mess at ~ 10 81 and
Prime at SIS SIT So So which is Improvement Mes
Beef at 81 so 81 rs; prime lots held at 81 oy rme
is selling at So Prime Western Lard 6l and cry ise'
dered, u cents
Ries-Holders firm. and prices above the views O.
buyers. AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
PassenUers Sailed.

LvEHPooL-shp Hotnguer-Thos Cocks lady, two chill.
SJen and seIynt Of New Roehee Samuel Cassn and lady
gate, Liverpool; Mr. Irving Montrea Mr. Harrington lady
Upper Canada Newham Brooklyn-30U in the steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

o. WONDERFUL--THE GOOD THAT SHER.
mans Lozenges are doing. You now go to sea and
have fear of sea-sckness Shermans Lozenges will
cure II your headache in few minutes and his
stcratye Lozenges will stop the case darr hoea
ooseness in few hours and mistake Dr. sherman's
once is at LOG Nassan-street. one door above Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

4 &C. CHATHAM THEATRE.-Hill continues to at.
tract crowded houses ut this establishment He appears
tonight az Dr. Lott in the drama OF Caspar Hauser anu
40 Jonathan Ploughboy, in the prize comedy of the
ForestjRose The drama of Napoleon is also produced
powerfully cast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

o. ROCKAWAY-The first Ball of the season will
be given at the Pavilion, Friday evening Kam-
merers Band in attendance. The House fast filling
with fashionable and agreeable guests Persons desiring
rooms must apply Immediately.
2t HIRAM CRANSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
The New York Lancet,
CITY Despatet, Post,

90 few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
offce--Price 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

APPOINTMENT ny rnr PREsipErr.-Benjamin r.. Cow
herd Register OF the Land Office Jackson Mississippi
vice James NJ. Hartford, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

o. THE BEST NEWS WE CAN POSSIBLY
give for the benefit OF those who suffer with the Too
ache, and wish most fora speedy and eectual cure
that they can certainly be cured by Whceers Teaserry
Toothwash in five minutes at farthes and healthy ac
ton of the tooth created. which strengthens it, and
be of much present service 1t cures soreness and
bleeding of the gums tghtens the teeth when oosened
by toothpastes, powders working beneath the gums
and healthy.
Sold at No. aS7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

Qy- THE NEW WORLD FOR SATURDAY. JULY
-. will bea splendid and interesting number. The fol
lowing are some Of its chief contents -
Jack Hinton, the Guardsman,- being the entir'
July part of "Our Mess"-rich and racy. Obei
gestelen from Dumas interesting Travellin
sketches. Rutgers Female lnstituiean account of TIL
late Anniversary Commencement including the Report
oil committees, Award of Premiums and the Prize Con
positions. Animal Magnetism Thirty Years Ago-ai
Original translation from the French. Speech OF Baroi
Charles Dupin, upon the Rghso Search and a martin,
war Old Baehelors-a capital original sketch by Lin
com htmb.e, Esq An Incident in the Reign OF Eliza
oeth-Originei Poetry-Gems from the Old Poets-S,
lectet foery-Fu account OF the French War Steame'
Conez-Edtoria Scrap Book. Political News, Literars
NOTICES General Intelligence Sc Sc All for 81 cents
lsione fourth the bookstore price for Our Mess alone
- year. A new volume commenced on the LIST instant
agood time for subscrptionsto begin. Office 80 An
street where citizens and strangers invited to cal
The latest works of popular authors for sale 500
cent less than book prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

o. STARTLING FACTs.-Hundreds of children
and adults lost yearly with worms when other
cause has been supposed TO be the true
is admitted by all doctors that man,
child exists but what later troubled with
and in hundreds of sad to relate
fever scaratina cold other alng carries off the
worms and these could have been eradicated in day. by
the Of bottle Of Komstock Vermifuge at the cost
quarter of a dollar
How sickenng the thought that these things should be-
and who forgive themselves for not trying this
bility do hurt-but always good as purgatveet the
disease be what may How important then it and
who will dare take the responsibility to do without it! Lee,
every parent ask themselves this question in truth and
soberness The Vermfugc may be had for 25 cents at II
Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Important to Young People Of both sexes.

WE MIGHT SAY TO OLD PEOPLE TOO,
word of advice with YOU You know that this life per
sonal appearance often rules yeur prospects in feno
is proof against it-every body likes beauty better
han holiness. Yon may all become good looking il You
like. Mind, we speak the truth. You may have beau
tiu clear skin and fine head of hair II your skin j.
yellow sunburn freckled, has any eruption it, use
clear skinour word for it. 1t curing hundreds
this city II you have bad hair why Joaes Oil Of Coral
Circassia will make the hair grow stay it falling Off cure
scurf or dandruh, and give light grey hair fine dark
look We request readers TO observe that there
pulling in this statement but plain facts Both articles
sold by J. Jones' sign OF the American Eagle 81
Chatham street. at price suitable TO the ecousmca
-Gotsrier and Enquirer
Agents State street Boston 81 Dock street Philade
phia, and 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn.