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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-14
A NEW AND POPULAR
LIFE OF HENRY CLAy.

LIFE OF HENRI Z CLAY:
wiTH 4 SUPERB FULL LENrH ExoaAr,
Representing Mr.. CLAY III his studio at 4,
land, after FranquinetS csle6rated pict.,,,
best portrait erer taken, and NEVER D.
FORE ENGRAVED
Price sixpence.
General attention Is requested TO the foHn.
ing important resolution:
In Join. Executive Committee of the Demo...
ic Wing General Committee and the Gen.
al Committee ofthe Democratic Wing Yn..
Men Of the City and County Of Newly
July 8, 1912: -
Resolued, That this Committee comnerl
every Democratic Wing ofthe Union the JF.
OF HENRY CLAY, prepared for pubca-..
in the New WORLD newspaper, as an able 4,
valuable memoir, exhisAlng the leading n.
dents in the career of an individual so emios,
" distinguishes as The Friend Of Liberty 4
Statesman, the Patriot, and the Philanihr0pI.
HAMILTON FISH, Chainnl
JOS. P. PIRssoN, Secretary.
The Afe of Mr. Clay, referred IN Tie ab5g.
has been prepared by an experienced aulq
and politician, from the best and newest ma.s
rials and most authentic sources, and will p
questionably be the textbook in the comm
Presidential contest.
II will be published on Or about the FIRST d
September, III a single Extra Number Of ia.
New World. elegantly stereotyped, and furai,,
ed TO cGets, al the exceedingly low price Of S
huHdred, or $40 for thousand copies Copis
will be sent by mail TO any part of the county
on the following terms: Sixteen copies for 81
and fifty copies for SO.
August 10, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-14

Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters,
Cough Lozenges, Worm Lozenges,
and Peters Pills;
For sale al this office
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-14
a IYBW BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT.
u. W. WcGarfy.
II. ". McCarty,

Respectfully informs the cltl-
zens Of Milford and lis vicinity,
S lha. he has commenced the above
business at the shop formerly oc-
cupied by David r. Pinney, where
W he will be happy 10 receive orders
for all kinds of wC.k in his line Of
business, and also intends keeping
- on hand stock of ready made
work; and will devote his best efforts TO the
accommodation of those who will favor him
with their patronage. With an experience in
the business of 10 inconsderablo length---a de-
termination to adhere strictly TO his promises
and resolution never to make unreasonable
charges, he 1alters himself that he will receive
a fair proportion of the custom of the Village
and neighborhood.
Country produce of all kinds, taken in pay
ment for work, if brought in reasonable time.
n B. Repairing done at the shortest no.
tice
Milford, Aup 25, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-14

HEAVY CASTINGS

with Lathes of different sizes, &c, he feels con.
dent in his ability to execute all orders with whic
he NAV be entrusted in workmanlike manner
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MONEY MARKET.


The sales at the Stock Board were, usual small with
out any marked change in rates. Farmers Loan i
Harlem 4; Indiana SIS fell /; Delaware and Hudson I.
At New Orleans, the Attorney General is proceeding
aganst the suspended Banks according law This fact
created panic in the bills of those The law
requires the banks pay 81 every So circulation
the expiration of 20 days and the property Banks 90 days
At the expiration of this time they will be wound up.
In remsrkng the of Boorman, Johnston * Co.
yesterday assumed that their plea viz: that on actual
transfer upon the books of the bank to the
fuflmen the contract This the opinion of their
counsel Daniel Lord Esq, and which they considered
strong enough to warrant in dshonoring their ob
cations and regulating their shrewder law
yers, however, and of sound Judgment than Mr.
Lord have decided that such not the transfer in
the book the contract unless expressed
on its face We will repuhlish the contract, fol-
lows -
Nsw YoRK, Oct 22d, 1899.
We have purchased of Messrs Jacob Little Co. two
hundred shares Of Kentucky Bank stock seventy per
cent deliverable and payable in 30 days from this date
with interest at the rate of six per cent per the
dividend the purchaser One hundred shares Of which
stock purchased this day at the board of brokers' by
brokers' Messrs Phelan Searles and me
books Of the board hased by them and hundred
shares purchased by brokers' Messrs Graham,
Ron Graham and is not entered the books of the
board and we guarantee the said purchases for our
count.
Signed BOORMAN, JOHNSTON co.
Here the stock is made deliverable at certain time. No
manner of delivery is however prescribed The stock is
deliverable. What is the stock Certificates Of joint
ownership in the bank certain amount, issued by the
bank What is legal delivery 1t is in this in all
other property, by handing the thing itself Does
the bank prescribe any mode of delivery Yes; the
face of the stock of which the following true copy:
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Foreign lmportntIon..

ANToN-Shp Coromando3lq chs 1886 hf do COO cay bxs
yong Tyson 80 chtS 600 caty xs impa do ehs gun
wider 90 cht 6 h do poucng 35 chts 39 h do souchone
90 catty bNs ia chts hy Coo chts skin
mating 1904 mats eassa Wm Appleton Boston5
Young hyson 36o do 1866 hi do pkOe tea WOoley
roiis mating Goodme cos6 silks Edwa 81 Suddar-i
pkgs do rinne Antun cola d. 10 boxes oils box
aquered " are do gouse pkg 20 do teas Low
cot pkgs tea and PANTS WIN LOVE- bx, sweetaeats do
yz DO powders do pouchong oolong do bNs pikoe
DO oN hys9n DO bx'sk and cloths pkg baskets box
cam ware Forbesl boxes Iouehong do souchoug do
chm, DO 90 paper sngnss do kites res wood Cary col
nest bamboo baskets Is pkgs teas III DtsnO hf
hNs trunk mdse Sitter Price Coz hf chs young nyson Geo
Coe-i pkgs teas Capt Eyre of ship Eye china ware
chests iS2 nj 90 imperial G chests skin 1853 do s b DO
bxs gunpowdrr chests a INF do twankay bxs pouchong
pkSs teas 32 cs pkg silks do laqueed fish lines
rolls noor mating case do cloth box ware
bxs toys trunk mdse t. order ~
!vIcA-Bng f,omsnl2 dozen 5000 bushels salt III Ha-
viand-35l pkgs mats $50 bds liquorce Franca
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 0, Isas


Cleared.
british ans: iBT G ssS.o Ws M"yn ByeT St
Leeds Co.-Bg Spy, St Thomas Brett Vose
Arrived.
WIN; Appleton Co. Left at Wbampoa March g. SHIPS
ps ho 1G HON S,
UfS S%ii BIS Boston Ss5 e'@ ssfs
Gibraltar July sts %' 81 % % W. S'yi po S%
u. S: steam gatc Missouri Cast Newton, from Washing
tsn DC and 30 hours from Cape Henry Officers all
steam ship New w Yak Wright from New Orleans,
put Beaufort NC. She performed the Voyage WITH but
Nogwsgan bark Elds Jansen 60 days from Go,tenburg
Bsk c;rissa was to sail for NYolk in ? days.
ss S M with 20 ds H 5 GR
Hayand Left at Leghon no dae brig Gauges of Ply mouth
bark John Elizabeth of and from New London 20 days
schr Planet Terry days from Petersburg with mdse to j.
schr Myers, Fowler. from Washington NC and days from
Ocracok with slaves to order Sailed in with scl Mary
schr Oneida, sopr days from Virginia with wood, to the
master.
Pscke! ship Emerald Howe for Hve and anchored the
General Record.
PACKET SHIP INDEPENDENCE, for Liverpool having been
letter bags will close Gpn the Exchange at hapast
II O'Clock.
COMMERCE OF CHARLEsrsS-Harbor Masters Report
Arrva7 ships, barks 81 brgs II scn sloop ~ steam.
boats.
Cleaances2i ships, baks IS bgs, 81 schrs, sloop
In port sit ul6 ships, banks, Is briggs schrs sloop
steamboat
| Foreign Ports.
QgEsEc' Aug tmcld Bruce London; Compton, Liverpool
IN MesERE.l Aug AR P,e'olus Gasgow Mary, London
MsIsyS.s July aa-cld Louise Halifax; shelbook, do
United States Ports.
HARTFORD, Aug 5-Ar Cabot, New York Emily do; 9Th
as1si Tsas.l5 & js 81 Y SslS.
s9f sdS hack Psa Co.
EIz, t'i. Below B'ems1, from sEsmsni Ann Peruvian
Gsn Asana Go%pes A"Sa@; LGd Gha and
IS; Mercy Jane & john SB lencJssot Newpcr; Lbsy,
OhsyR Monaco co%sSess Charles and New ze
Ra aa h% 2S wm
Pr.yidenee A Lord, M'ddle,qwn, g.
Sa M.s sw fS Sd .neh,..
do
from Liverpool bound up james RIVER All the vessels Which
made harbor in Ham, Roads during the easehy blow,
WAsHTseros Nc july gwAT smith, Boston, Aug 3,
S$ S S''s a. tS TS': 81 s ''PS
WmMrseroS, NC. Aug I-An Belle NYork; Albion, do.
GroRGETowN, s. C.. July 2s-An Caroline Z Platt New
CHARLEsroS, Aug AR Calhoun, NYork. CldDamascus,
do; Congaree, Boston ,, 90,
NGw ORLEANS, July 2sCld Espendalo Boston; Chester,
d.; ooe B,ep;n Art 2 I'll M so SwvSde1 and Cairo
Hero do AR Bangor MsSei s. josephine, Boston; Osce
ola, Bordeaux cd 23h, Ped nns,. Bstoq; New England
Orleans BsrbsGoes '''''' ''' ''''''''''
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Cattle Market.

Nine hundred Beeves, three thousand and six hundred
sheep and Lambs, and fifty Cows and Calves in
ket to-day.
Ofthese three hundred Beoves, two hundred and fifty
Sheep and Lambs, and ten Cows and Calves remained at
the close Of the market with purchaser.
appears by prices that there is general tendency
downwards and that there has been actual decline
Beef Cattle.
We give for range s4e0 $3.50 the price per hun.
dred weight for Beeves, S2000a $500 head for Cows
Calves SI50 to $500 for Sheep and 81 90 to $3.50 for
Lambs
In the Swine market there is no change worthy of no.
tice.
Sales were dull for all kinds-hence the decline and
downward tendency.
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Sales at the stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

The following sale took place at auction to-day -
Sugar-4 hhds Porto Rico Al a4Io, months; 80 boxes
brown Havana, Al &c, cash.
Raisins-220 boxes MR., 95 q lG2c, cash.
Tobacco-5i boxes, 81 a TIC.
WHEELED hhds Claret, $50! So. over $780, mos ~
casks, 375 81 or casks Port, l5c per gallon 10 do
Lisbon, l2i cents
Rum-6 hhds st Croix, 40 cents.
NIolasses-l42 hhds Neuvitas, ls3 a 2lc, 4 mos.
Sugar-75 hhds Porto Rico, ABA SIS, Is, 4 mos.
Collects bags st Domingo, 81 &c, cash.
Raisins3Oo boxes inferor whole, zoe; half, 47ic Or
% cents.
AshesThe business has been light in consequence of
holders asking S55 for Potts. few small lots were taken
at $3.50
Cotton-saes of about 300 bales at former rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the Both day
July TO the 9th dag Of Aug. 1919.
81 Men 40 Women; ~ BOYS; SO Giris. Total, 1911.

In the City and County of New York. from the Both day Of
July TO the 9th day of Aug. 1912.
81 Men 40 Women; y Boys; SO Gihs. Total, 1911.
DsEAsFs.
Abscess o. Apoplexy 2; Burned Scalded, I; Bleeding
Cachexa Il Cholera Inianum 81; Cholic, o Congestion
Of the Brain Consumpton2l Casuaes0 Cholera NoIbus
Convuons IL; Croop Hives 0; Congestion of lungs
Delinnm Trmens /; Darhoea, q DroIsy, /; do in the
head = do in the chest Drowned q Dysente IL Dehl-
y DabeesO Esipess, Epilepsy i;Exaustion, !; Fee
yer do Pusrpersl Il do Remltten. do Bilious do
i HooPng Cough Intsmmatlon o. # kidneys o. Of Brn
81 Dc of Liver q do Of Throat do Of Stomach. o. do
Jaundce 0; Killed Murdered o; Lues Veneea o; Major
mation,O Marasmus, IL M,maon of Heart, Measles /;
Old Age, q Organic Disease of Heart Palsy q Prema-
Birth 81 Rheumatism 0; Rupture o. Small Pox, 0; Scro-
.s, Il Spinal Disease o. Snrue Suicide o; reehing 2;
rumr, o. Ulcers. o; liberation Of ntesnes liberation
the Throat liberation Of Brain Unknown, /; Wonns o.
Under year. 63; to IS; TO s. 20; to TO- 81 10 TO
90 Il 90 70 30 III 30 to 40 49, 40 10 So I0 50 to co. GO to 70,
s. 10 TO go Il 80 to &c. 100 and upward unknown Total
lol.
PLACES NATIVITY
United States 1907 Ireland 81 Engiand2 Scotiand,l Ger
many, II France Switzerland o; Spain IL Prussia o. BRIT
h Possessions in North America 0; West Indies, o. Wales
OF the above there from the Almouse, Bellevue b
Hospital Bellevue, 81 Peaitentiary Hospital, BackwlP
Island O. Small Pox do, 1; City Prison. Il City Hospital II;
New Jersey, Long Island Westcheser o.; Lunanc Asy
lum
JNO II GRISCOM, CITY Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. Aug. 9, 1912.
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Died.

On Monday morning, August 9Th, JOHN THOMAS Nc.
DERMoTr, only of Hugh and Johanah McDermo aged
years and months
The friends of the family requested without further
notice to attend his funeral from the residence of his father
No 3ii Broomc street. at half past o'clock this after.
neon.
On the sh instant, EMMA infant daughter of Walker r.
and Marianne Jones'
The funeral will take place this afternoon, at o'clock
from their residence in 18th street between 9th and eth
On the sth instant MARY c. Hoy daughter of the late
Michael Donohue.
The friends and relatives OF family requested at
tend her funeral at half past four O'clock from her late
residence No. rs Division street.
On board ship Athens the oath ut, her passage
from Liverpool to this port TIMOTHY MULLINS of the city
Of Cork, aged Is years.
On the s,h instant FISHER, of Arthur @. Miller,
aged months.
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A Splendid WOr

A Splendid Work.
(l7- WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THREE EXTRA
Numbers of the New World, Tomorrow, August TO-
Entitled
THE LIFE AND TIMES
LOUIS PHILIPPE,
KING OF THE FRENCH.
Embellished with an admirable Portrait OF the
DUKE OF ORLE.dNS,
Whose recent death by jumping from his carriage, has
created so profound sensation throughout Europe,
and in the United States.
Also, finely engraved Likenesses of the
DUCHESS OF ORLEANS,
KING LOUIS PHILIPPE.
This important and interesting work has just been
issued in London, and received by the steamer
columbia. II is written by Rev. @. n. Wright the po.
buar author of the " Life and Reign Of William ~ y
Life and Campaigns Of the DUKE OF Wellington" sc
&C. and gives a comprehensive History ofthe Downfall OF
.ous XVII the French Revolution, the Rise and Fall OF
Napoleon, and the Exile and Adventures and Campaigns
Louis Philippe and also of all the great men Of those
turbulent transforming, altogether, work of the most
auabe and interesting nature which should be in the
! lands of every youth and adult in America
TERMs.-lt will be published in treble number Of the
New World, Wednesday, August 10, at the following
ates: Single copies 25 cents five copies for 81 eleven
topics for So twenty-five copies for 81 or $40 per hun
= red.
Agents Booksellers &c., should send in their orders
Without DELAY.
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rororeat britain the exports the actual or declared
value. Those Of France the official vlues
in 1896 and in the United States the actual cost at place
of export The fact presented here is that the vaue q,
goods exported from Great Britain $780, was 400
less than in 1919 The exports of France IN the same
rod increased foa 900 900 ITO per cent Those of m
United states remained the same, with the cxcention q,
cotton, which increased SO TO double the amount o,
gross exports The imports into the United States show
cd no decided permanent increase They large for
some years marking the unhealthy action Of the banks
In England the 90 to 90 per cent and in
France 200 per cent
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Passengers Arrived.

Nyw opLEavs-steam shin New York-Miss Bonney, Miss
Wilcocks, Tiebout, 9 rooley, MIR Charles Jud,on,
SScathTi,s Coles, RJnd y Bursank, C,p Hndson
Hubbard si Dr. Ii, NJ smmon and lady Croft J Bur.
children and servant, Mr. Plondean lady and servant Mr. yora
hisslns, Lombard Williams, Mr. Fellows and lsdy-23
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Herald BuIJetIn of News,

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the north west
orner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
ncrnins mails, at eight O'Clock, A. M-and also Of the
vcrinS mails at four o'clock r. NJ the latest intelligence
rom all parts Of the world may be found on the Herald
uetn Board at this corner Let every wayfarcr stop
nd read Advertisements Of all kinds taken OF the Office
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcirAL OFFIcELetters deposited before halfpas.
hapas H. and hall past o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at Q, l, and O'Clock.
BRANcH OFFIoEs-Letters deposited before T. H. and
clock. will he sent on, for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent
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In looking at this movement there collateral
causes the effect of which to be taken into consideration
For instance, during the period embraced the table
fsOoooooo of the National debt of England paid OIL
and about the same amount invested in Continental stocks
In 1870 large abroad in this way and in the
lew years prior to 1882 $50 900 additional loaned
10 the United States. This did from England di-
recty but proportion from France, mostly in the
shape of goods, and the bills in payment England
on American account from France increasing the exports
OF the latter country 1t be taken into consideration
also that while England and America have been aernat
y stimulated and depleted by paper money France
steadily preserved sound currency The result of this
latter has been that the trade of France steadily
creased while the two other countries have huctuaed
in terrible degree
The present government of France is the
VACANT that before existed in country circum
stance which degree reards the march events
which are rapidly accomplishing, by legitimate means
what Napoleon vainly rove do by the restrictive ope
raons of the Continental stem, viz destroy England
by deprvng her Of her markets The expenses of the
French government from 1927 to 1886 exceeded those
from 1890 to 1870 under Napoleon, fl37 3724i2. The
following table will show the expenses England and
France for similar periods -
Erp's Of England. Erp's Of France
1901 10 1910, EJI2,6bo.i9D 298I36q11
1877 " 1886, i933n7,l6o 1875 509,367
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This gives the fact that the decrease expenses does
relieve trade and the lower orders in but the
rich only The consequence the miserable distress of
that country The expenses of France have largely in.
creased but have not been put upon commerce. which
bears but a small proportion Of public expenditure.
The trade Of the United States has staggered heavily
under the enormous burden put upon it, and becomes
wise legislators consider whether those weights ought
not now to be wed entirely.
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Married.

On the 9th instant in the Church Of the Ascension by
the Rev. Manton Eastburn, DID, Rev. EDWARD X. Fow.
to JANE ASH only daughter of the late Captain Reede
and neice Of George c. Reede, of this city.
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HIRAM CRANSTON
U. $. sHIr NoRrH CAROLINA, !

| 0T7- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
how in session on board this ship, herey order all tn,
witnesses in the to be investigated and the
be puncual in their attendance, daily, at 10 O'Clock
sundays excepted. boat will be in waiting at the Bat
|ery bridge ut half past A. NJ. daily.
Gil. Ii. WINDER. yuire AdYocnte.
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Marine Pavilion .

RocKAwAv, 81 August, 1912.
a7- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
this delightful watering place. by addressing the SUBJ
crbcr at McCoun & Clark's, SO Wall street
az lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvnE-Packet ship Emerald-ChevalierA Martini Charge
aes hn1lei a. The Nethe,spds and D Russell Ply
Mr. Whe fer, Boston; Ferdinand Rozier Nilsson i: r.
zi,f New Orleans, MIR aud Mrs Smith England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
State OF the Crops.

We learn says the Savannah Republican of the I'd nst
dated at Macon July 29th that bale of Cotton came
in on the day previous.
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Her.Id general Printing Once.

The General Printing once capable of doing all sorts
If printing such as books pamphlets bills cards OF all
descriptions is now open the Herald Buildings, entrance
rom Nassau street-Joserh Elliott, Printer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09

01z- CHATHAM THE establishment
Hose evening with benefit to the enterprising ma
arer which we pleased TO was a bumper Tho
rooraons Of the interior Of the theatre will be complc
Iibv Monday the 18th inst. which night il will re-
pen with pieces actors OF acknowledged talent and
shirt and enterprise in the manager deserve the be
n an mort OF his former patrons
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% THE MERMAIp.-rHE EXHIBITION OF MIR.

10 The MERMAID.-TEE EXHIBITION OF MIR.
|iins Mermaid opened yesterday morning at Concert
Hall, Broadway Tor six days The Hall was crowded
throughout the day and evening. More than thousand
persons must have visited here yesterday, among whom
he noticed number OF our most prominent ma urass-
agree that this animal Is poser, and sets at nsught
he opinion that mermaid anatomical impossible.
Iy The excitement in the city in relation TO this curl
Sus Fejee beauty IS TREMENDOUS, and doubt whether
he hall will contain all that apply for Admission Iris
week. To miss seeing this animal would he losing treat
hal may never again be enjoyed
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NAvAI.-The Norfolk Herald of Friday says that
captain Dearborn, of the Marion, informs them
hat he parted company with the u S frigate Mace.
lonan, Commodore Wilkinson, on Thursday, 18th
hlt, off Cape Carnival The NJ. was standing to the
borthward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09

MEDICAL AID.
TNVALIDS DESTROYS TO obtain the best advice and
should obtain the little book called the Ru-
bicon" by Dr. Gregory Of No 81 Mott street, New York,
where he has beep raj years established in select
branch of his profession where he also continues admin
with and ,ryoten where other
and less rad failed. The Doctor does
this TO boast OF his skill only inform those seek
good advice, where it be obtained DR.. Gregory
domicil drug il private dwelling house well
provided aud arranged for the comfort and Of his
patients.
DR.. q. does limit his few hours but is
home wait upon those seeking him all hours Of the
day and night "a Mott is ariy opposite the Stone
Church. Chatham square, Observe IL Is not drug store
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fl37.372,il2
G79.359,330

Napoleon loaded England with debt and kept France
free from it. France has got the unncumbered trade
while England retains the deb but is losing her trade by
her burdens upon commerce Although the expenditure
of England is largely decreased her customs have in
creased to the same extent as follows -
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I,he New York Lancet
City Despatch Post,

ln5- A few copies of the first volume Of this work,
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
onice.-Price 81.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam sh,p..
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
TO ship Masters.

We shall esteem II favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give 10 Commodore w A. Bassc of our n, y aa
report OF the shipping left At the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken ON their passage list of their and
foreign they may have. Commodore Bsset WI;
board them Immediately their arrival We will recinrocat.
the favor " $3.50 '''~''S
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y Be it known that IA COB LITTLE & Co.. are
0en!itled 70 Shares in the Capital Stock of the
%BANk OF KENTUCKY, transferable at said bank BY
Y'he said Jacob Little s Co., or By .4Hornry.
O S~o, Witness the seal of The President Directors and
}sEAL Company of the Bank of Kentucky and the sig
49, natures of the President and Cashier thereof
NGEo. c. GwArHNEy, Cash'r. VTrGIL McKsIeHr, PEST
4 as>S~*c *:ccR
%vIsNErrE.x