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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
IiiE MOST illGHLI APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

AND ALL DISEA SES OF IiE u N(IS.
rTNlE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
L is believed 10 he drsrrv,diy TIA most popular
Medicine ever known in Amctica, ioy coughs, cclds,
asthma % phihsic, consumption, wbOoplug coush
AID Pulmonary affections Of every KIDD
The Vegetable Pulmonary BllsIn has been voty
extensively used Tor abou fifteen years; aud its rep
Waion has been constantly increasing so uuivrr-
sally popular has This article b., Come Tia 1t me. now
he usiiercd Standard article in a .nlge pon OF
the United States and BRUSH Provinces Many fam.
HES keep it constantly by them, considering II the
mC-t sile as well as cerlaii remedy for the above
Complaints. The Proprrtors have received, ntd are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
ui our best Physicans, "ho make u.c Of II IN thcir
practice. The names of few indiv. ii als who have
given their test mOry Ia favor OF this article here
sub)oncd and for . more iu account see the cnvel.
opo 10 the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct. samu.l Morrill,,
Truman Ab,Il. Iuuolhy Baylies,
Jefo Ell worth Albert Guild.
CERTlFlC ATE5,
From Dr.. Thomas Brown
Messrs Lowe & Reed Gent Tho Vegetable Pill
moaary Bat am has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside. for several
years past, aud has justly acquired hish reputa-
ton in consumptivc comPloU,s. So tar my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the
reasonable expectation Of those who have used II
THOMAS BROWN, NJ. d.
| Concord, n. H., May II, 1881.
Messrs Reed Wing & Cud,r-C!tn;lcnen
| feel II duty owe 10 the public, aud especially
tn hundreds Of myfellow beings who arc now suffer
ing under different disease Of the lungs 10 give you
a statement OF tho good tfrcis have experienced
rom the us. Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bdlsam.-
Having from my youth up been troubled with dhtr-
ont complaints OF tho lungs, such us splitting OF
boud, dry troublesome cough, frequent hourseness,
with severe fits oil coughing, and indeed oil he synp
toms oil consunf lion, and from TIME TO time have
ted several eminent physicians, and aave taken
much medicine, but received iul1 or no teIIei aud
al thf tplI LIMO b,l, lar that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
NEW AND ELEGANT CROCKERY &
TABLE CUTL cry AT THE
CASH GTnRIN

I ANGDON and WRIGHT have gust opened splen-
IL did D' g" ron printed Dining Ware, with sets of OLE
pan China md printed Tea Ware, which with superior
bu'lniI Tea Pos cl giant Japan Tea Waters and a
first rae ass" Of Pea and Dining Knives and Forks
comprise the best assortment Of table funirue in jbs re
sion and which they o r sale at unusually low prices
M'npoIer, Mach rs, si2 4s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
JAYNE'S EXPEUTORANT

a LWAl y cures ASTHMA-two ar three Inrge
~ doses wlll euro the GROUP or HIVES in chill.
dren IN rom nilues To one hours time. II i'm
meGiately snhdues the violence of Hoop,nq Couqb.
ana fhse's speedy cure Hundreds who have been
gwen up by Their Physicians as inourable with con.
sumption, splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect cure nv
1t never fails in giving relief. iEJsFor sale bv Dr
Jayne, 20 South Third st. Philadelphia. Also nv
e. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier, VI.
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CONsU COUGH. SPLITTING
RLGOD. Sc

7! 70 -DNSUNPiiNE r.. -Four fuhs of Won are
ieiIy differing from neglected colds or an oh
hirucllo1 and consequent inflammation of the deli.
Gaze !lI OF those tuprs through whIch tho air we
brea'ha Is dis'u1ued TO every part Of the Ia g.
Tins obstruction pro uccs pain and soreness hoayeo.
he's cough difficulty OF reaIhing, hectic fever spit.
ing OF blood, matter or phegm, which finally ek-
4a",ls NE elrrog 81 o he patient and ends in dea ill.,
JAf MES expo IORAN1 never fails to remove
!hls Oh rugon, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. Il is certain in it's effects and cannot
i''l 10 relieve To be had at No. 20 South Third
g. Phlla. Alsoai the bookstore Of e. P. WAL.
ION aud Sons, MonlpC ler, Vi.
PAID HEADS aud HARD HEADS ITcG0e1ITV
Ap rnile Ia the same individual; that is, persons
predispoecd 10 early Badness are apt TO be firm and
too often sol-will'd and stubborn. Jaync's HAIR
TONIC IS tho very Thing for removing the first out
what Influence IL may have the latter remains ia
be tested By experience. Is il moi, however worthy
OF trioll Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads arc Invited 10 make d
liberal application OF this Tonic the heads of ihe
lords, aud if il do not nuke Them more flexible ant
manageable, will at least restore their hair, and atC
much TO the comfort and beauty Of The gentleman
prepared only Of No. 20, South Third street. Pbila
Montpelier, W.
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WOODEN flACTiTNERY

E~tLBERr, GLEASON & DAVIS, at their extensive
II Machine Shmrin North Andoyer, Mass. will build to
order all kinds Of Wooden Machinery of the latest and
approved pans and the reasonable TERMS such as
Plckcrs, Cards CnndonsrTs Side Drawings, Packs with
without srfdaits Wrappers Drcsscrs Twisers cashmere,
Sanc and broad Poker Looms broad and narrow Gigs,
Brushes, Nappcrs, Busters, Custom Cards the most
approved plans and at the lowest prices.
No eNeftons will be spared 10 give perfect satisfaction
to all orders thlt be fay rcd with.
North Andover, Mass, Feb H. 1912.
n ear the rai road depot, 45' cop4m
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a REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

IN Dr.. l.. Pans celebrated Soothing Syrup, Tor
children cutting their teeth. Th, inlahlc remedy
has preserved hundreds Of children, when thought
pa 81 recovery from commissions. As soon the sy
rup is rubbed tn gums, the chd will recover.
This preparation is innocent, 6iiicanous and so
pleasant that no child will refuse 10 let lIs gums be
rubbed with it, When infants are al The age OF four
monthe though there is no appearance OF teeth, one
bottle OF tho sgrnp should be rubbed the gums, 10
open The rore.. Parents should never be without
the syrnp in the nursery where there Young chIl
dren for II a child wakes in the night with paines
in the gums the syrup immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing tho gums, thereby
preventing COMMISSIONS, fevers, sc.
To the many enquirers after this article, we would
say that we have received arso and fresh supply of
the genuine article. For sale only by E. p. WAL
TON 4 SONS at the Montpelier Book store
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EtNNE Eut smoking ani Chewing Tobacco. Snuff,
= Ralsns, Dates, Tapioca, Sage, Hurd Barley.
Spices Of all kinds, ground or not, Curanls, Cnron,
Mace, Cocoa, Chocolate, Fine Salt Bendy and
Wines Of the very best qualify Tor mediea uses,
and other Spiriis black and blue Ink, Shaving
and Bar Soap; Sugar and Molesses Tor sale by
Jan. I, 1919. s. +. REDFlELD.
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PANaBonN & BRrNsMArD,
Wholesale Agents for the British College oil Health

WhOlesaIe Agents Tor The BRUSH College OF Health,
London.
We inform The public that we have visited tie Col.
lege in London and hold our appointment directly
from Messrs. Morrsons, and every pack ge end box
must beai our signature The outside thus
PANBORN BRINSMAlD.
There is no other Medicine which has Obtained the
extensive use which MORISON'S HYGElAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE has, and no other which
realms through all opposition the good opinion oi all
who use long enough toIy it..
II you are sick lIy this medicine. il will do you
good. Fnl safe by f. Z Walton e. Sons
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wv a ~ G. TE e s .

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Wa,ch Trimmings; Chasep
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and B,i:ianil Ware; Silver plat ed
Shutters and Trays; Spy-Classes Of all kinds; pocket
compasses, thermometers; Porkct Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps CUTLERY a large as
soment Of Rogers celebrated Pen knives, various kinds
a variety Of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Creamcs; percussion Caps; silver and steel
Sprciaclcs and Eye Glasses open top Sye- and Steel
Thimbles silver Pencil Cases; Bead Purses and Bags
gold Neck Chains, stay rings spirit level walls Rogers
superior English tazorS, ro1nr sraPs Tweezers Hau
Tooth aud Nail Brnshcsi shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
ofROSe Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils Gold aud Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot.
ties China vases very neat styles plated bell raltes
emery cushions, do spool stands sc. Also good
assortment Of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
Sc which will be sold a very small advance from cos.
They would say to The public tina, nsoquence ofthc
large amount of Silver made and sold by them the
induced reduce their retail prices. ANY person
wishing 10 purchase wall do wei to give them call before
purchasing osewhuc.
Clocks aud Watches Of every description carefully re-
paired and Warranted. 1TCash paid for Old Sold and
Silver. ii:
Montpelier village, May 30, lSll. OF
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NASHUA g. LOWELL RATL-ROAD.

LEANfi NASHUA LEAN V BOSlON
ACCLAIM. At7l-2AM
Atl2M Al IL l-2 AM
A''l-' PH trAvn !.owh A's'M
or edlately on The arrival Of the carsfron Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tynssboough, North Chelmsford ant
Persons in Lowell wishing take the cars for Nashua
will he veyed TO the free Of expense by lodvn
their at the Railroad ticket Office and passenger
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con
n ( From Nashua to Lowell, so conts,
Paro From Nashua to Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival ofthe at Nashua, stages leave for al
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont New York and Cam
dde wa Amoskeag Concord, Keene, Charest0wn, N. II
Books kept Boston ut the Stage Office No, anc
II Elm slreei,-and The Northern and Western Raj
Road and Stage Office in front Of the Depot Lowell wher
seals can be secured in any ofthe coaches and IN
formation obtained RESPECTING The different stage routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot Chsrlestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the rail road, going aboy
Lowell, must be sent to The companys Freight Depot
Charleslown, az the end Of Warren bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by the onng lran must be sen
to the Dopoias early 40 the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodou
Store Houses both at Nashua and Charcstown and hayn
completed their arrangements for the transportation
merchandise, give notice that they prepared l.
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
warded to their depots and for this purpose have furnshe
safe and covered cars which will perfectly good
from damage. and careful and ext e:ehced men to taxi
charge Of the transportation business at the depots and
accompany the goods over the road
The Company determine not only to accommodate III
pnOlc pu 10 extend every facility in their power, both
teamslers and merchants having fixed upon the foowin
rates of freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Charesowu
Bulk Salt Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc 81 per tor
SlOO per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular teamsles running to the cars will be carrie
the road between Nashua and Charesown each wal
free of expense
oNSLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent
Nashua, October 81 1871
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NNTuEREAS, The Legislature Of The State of Vermont
w IN the year thousand eight hundred ana forty
did Of four per all the lands
Ipubc lands excepted in the town Of Newark in the
county of aedona CIR the purpose Of making and
pairing roads and building bridle in sal town rhcec
The propret-s and land Of said New.
ark that they may have opportunity paw said in
labor any lime in the months Of June July next by APP
plying the subscribers who appointed committee
10 supeiniend the expenditure Of the same
ONEY SMITH
CHARLES kinney, Committee.
SOLOMON HUDSON,
Dated al Newark this 26h day Of March 1912 so
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WHEREAS, the gislalure Of The State Of Vcrmo Mt
W their session Montpelier, in the year lsil rs
sessed tax If cents per all tho lands Avery
Gore, in the County o Franklin, (pubc lands cxccpcd)
for the purpose of liking and repairing roads and building
bridges in sa Gore -uese hei ente 10 notify the
popctors and ardhodcrs Of sad Averys Gore ln they
can have opportunity to pay said tax in labor other
wise, in hy months of June aud Juv next by
applying either ofihe subscribers, a committee appoint
ed to superintcnd The ex ,cnduutc of said tax
MOODY SHATTUCK
NATHAN HALLE, Committee.
ORRlN PARKER,
Dated At Avcry's Gore, March ., A D 1912. 80
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LAND TAXES.
READsBORo,.

WHEREAS, the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
w at their session, at Montpelier, in the year 1870,
assessed tax Of six cents per acre all the lands in
Rcddsburo' in the county Of Bennington, Glands scqucs
tered public, pious aud charitable uses excepted or
the purpose OF making and repairing roads and building
bridges in said Town heso arc, therefore, to notify the
prop cto and land holders Of said town, that they
have opportunity pay said tax in abor or oho wise,
at any during the months Of Ma, June and July 1912,
by applying either Of the subscr beis comm toe OPP
pointed TO superinend ,ho expenditure If said tax,
THOMAS CANEDY, JR.)
OTIS PUFFER, Committee.
JOY BISHOP JR.
Dated at Readsboro, this 22l day n March 1872. so
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\ WE YOU A cough? Do cot neel,,, D..
~ .h"hsands have met premature death for the
wan "t hule bueniion 10 coumoo cold
Have you cough? DR. JAYNE,S ExpEc.
lOKAN L, so'e medical prescription, costeIp,no
no poisonous drugs and used in an extensive prac.
nee Tor several years, will most positively afford re.
,, =, :, ana save on from thai awful disease PUL.
sweeps INTO III" grave hundreds Of the vonna ,hs
Old the i"ir The lovely, ind The gay.
Hare you n Ccugh b. rur,ladcd TO nurcboso,
bottle oI this ESpec'ora"t TO-DAY To.mpr,ow
may BE- too late.
Haze you Cough Jaynes ENpcctorant !, Tho
only -omcdy You should take 10 cure you.
For this plain Reason, That in no one Of the
thousand eases where 1t has pocn used. has if (ped
10 relieve.
1t may be had OF the proprietor, No. 90 South
Street, PhIladelphln. Al SO, Of E. p. Wol,on Z.
sons, Montpelier, VI. 40
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LIRMRATION.

II 7 q r 4 HON.
NOTICE is hereby given that have relnqushcd to
" my son, SAMUEL n. CHAMBERLAIN, his
time, during his minority shall neither claim his earn
ings nor pay debts of his contracting after this date
HENRY CHAMBERLATN.
Berlin April L. 1912. *5O3w
(NURE FOR RuEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU-
~ MATlG PILLS a remedy for this Com.
plant, and its Kindred diseases, Gou Numbness, &c
They have been extensively used in the United States Cor
the last twenty years, and mulnudcs have been relieved
by hem FROM The Iii tessng attack Of it, Persons
who have been afflicted with it f.r years. and others
who have been unified for business long time aud unable
walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
For &c by the Dug Iiss generally in New York. Al
bany. Toy and throughout the State and New England.
Also by the subscribers joint propetors and sole agents.
MAYNARD MOVES. wholesale Druggists,
% Boston.
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a. SOOTHING SYRUP new supply Of this
Svalnable article ior chdcn trGlhing just received
and far sale by f. p. Walton y Sons. Sept. 3.
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tIom The Evening sipnrl. N. V

sHEkkY WINE BITTERs. These are ,en.d,
vsX e.y arc very Justly recommended by physicians,
biaed. The use Of years has w'SS sI1 oe
virtues UnllneluTed BY the slightest dcie9ti"us matter
ney conmuncue INC healing powers Of the best rnedc
preserve the whole animal economy in state or bahm
healhlness They cannot be too irequen,lv
10 public notice by just encomums from he -"
B and D Sands. 10 and 100 Fulton street ng"n,s tn'
lCJSIn speaking 1t the excellence Of the Sbct,J W.;
Buffers, Of which Mcssrs -. and d. Sands ne
We meant those prepared by DR. S o. Richardson Of somih
Reading Mass. VI ''"'h
For sale IN Monpc Ter by F. p Walton & Suns and 6.
en' h"4N: r. Geo d siearns' Chelsea; +. Cook Cor
nth J. Mefnll, East Cofnih; G. Prcba,d BtodG,,d
+. u kcles Newburyj II. Tracy Wells We, 5rtm
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BROADCLOTHs, CASsTMEREsA AND
VESTINGG.

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash
CENfLEMEN wishing fm new and Fashionab c
VI Carmen, respectfully requcs ed to call Il.
RtKER'S, Draper aud Tailor State Street. opposite tho
Bank where may he found large aud general assortment
Of Bro dclohs Cassmeres Nestngs Of all descriptions.
His stock of Cloth, is entirely new comprising many new
and elegant patterns and having been purchased thu
advantageous terms will be Sold prices which viii
satisfy all who wish purchase fashionable Garnlrnt.
Stocks Bosony Colla.s suspcuders and every other
article Of Clo'hug usually kept in a Clothing Store.
Taior's Tummings, Canvass, Padding. Silks and Wors-
ted Scrges Coat Cord and Binding Fancy Silks, Velvet
Vestiuss, Needles Measures, sc.
September 90 1871. %
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LATEST FASHIONS.
HENRY IsHSM,


CAfain Sheet opposite the BRICK Church,
TTAS received ffom Boston the latest '1shons Tor
gcnilemen'4 drcs-cs, ard having thorough and
flushed work nten vii furnish his cue omers with
fret rate work At short notice, and cnEAr ron CASH
Dec II 1S41 35f
NLASs. PUTTY aud GROUND VIII l.
AULEAD for .alc ~ S. p. BEDFlELD.
DC 90 isll 35
a BARKEt' Con. Ii syrup. Nov AVID r,cci.
IA, lent Article for Pulmonary compiatnt.. Gn sale
by S. 2. REDFIELD.
Montpelier Dee i6 te41. -
AMP aud IdN5EED OIL Tor sale by
- 5. p. REDFIELD.
tI Jan, 1912 IS
ENREsH DRUGS AND MEDICINES Tor sale
u by S. p. REDFIELD.
MntpclIcr, let jan, 1912. 35
CLOCKS! CLOCKSl
A GOOD assortment &c brass and wooden clocks
n sianty on hand and for sals very low by S ALB.
BOTT 81
TNNOUND PAINTS oud py. stuff tor sale ny
~ $. p. REDFIELD.
Dtc. IS. 1911 81
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So No NJ Genesce H., Utica, \. Y.
Also by s. BURBANK, Montpelier, W.
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T nom Ut. 7 NOlnas DfOWD.
Messrs Lowe & Reed, Ge,t, The Vegetable PIE
monary Bliam has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside, for several
Years past, aud has justly acquired high reputa
ton in consumptivc complan,S. So tar as my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the
reasonable expectation Of those who have used il
YNOMAS BROWN. NJ. d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
WATER RENTS

n IL persons IN arrears 70. "A ~ rents for m,
IN "a - siN months Of the year lSis can hav,
one Other opportunity 10 save c0sts md trouble h,
calling and paying The same 70 the collector Ut ia,
'Imes and places hereby designated. w
Al The Office Of Thomas Hughes ia the first NnrI
IN Tuesday the och inst.
the Office o. flames Mcconnell. alderman Or he
% ~arl on "Wednesday the 9Th inst.
Al the ofhre Of Richard S INNS. alderman of the
81 ward on Thursday the 26,h int.
~ the office Of Philip Bier. sldeunrn Of The 4h
ward on Friday the 29ih inst.
Al The Office Of WIN Tcmpleion, alderman or the
ON ward on Saturday The 30'h Hsf.
On the drst day Of August the c,liecior Is rcarir.
Cd to return his list of delinqusn's and Immediately
aier prompt measures will he taken To cumpel my.
ment GEO w SIGHTS.
SI9-3t COLLECTOR 81 w,,., 49,.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET.

WHEELING. JCLY 25.
There is some new wheat aireud, made into nou
ond IN market. the pnce ranges from SO 10 S3.2j
tlonr from old wheat sells at 81. SAYS Of retail.
Business continues doll and fat. with no EFT &c
la,ions Of relief except from The 1'arid.
AT Boston. on Saturday last. the prices of Flour
were uniform. with u moderate demand and an a
.bunlant stock; salss OF Gen~see. comm IN brands. Of
S6a sc 70. ard iarcy S6lS, Ph,ltdelphia S5.75
cash. aud Si.S1 30 ani 60 days; Onio VIA Canal
&c. cnsh.
A. Charleston IA 'hc week ending on the 18th
ins'. the receip's - Cotton vcre 1917 t~g-. aud
sales IN the -ame ume oniy al ba.s. TIE Liver
Ppo, neNr ufthe 9Th INST. had caused 4 reduction
o. let ger H..
L,usivi,lc. Jaly COP M.-we have now little
doubt that The specie standard will be m,iniained
In the West and laat the suspended hanks will
have 20 e. into liquidation. Thus, we think. will
the public interest I've promoted. We cannot pre-.
Tend to quote New orlrans paper. Indiana paper
Is taken at 3. and occasionally something better;
sells readily nt2 There seems to he no ground
Tor doubling that the Nashville banks will resume
one the LIST pruI.
Pr1LAbELrnIA July 81
The Flour market j, steady. M change in price
since my lasi-old wheat wanted at las 100; 1913
offered; l2J asked Of new p,lawnre Wheat per
bushcl. Corn is dull and Il, Ginning IN price, late
receipts becn mostly sloted. last sales at 81 cents
fr Southern flat yellow. Oats also dull. 9uerciiron
Bark sraree al S25. Rye Flnur much wanie,l and
would command 81 PER Dbl, but none in mar.
kct.
NV YoRK. July 81.
The book keeper Of the Bank Of America (hfr.
Pnllark) in this city. is missing; he left the city On
leave for absence for a short Iime-it is now sup
passed that no took passage ~ the Caledonia steamer
10 Li.erPool; by a very ingenious process, he has
rhenied the Bank Ia some eHieni-sl5.0 900 has al
ready been found wanting" besides eight OF ten
thousand dollars irUm hs pers nal ireiIds ard re.
la,iyes.
a reward of $500 has been offered for his ap-
prehensi'n AID delivery At the Bank. and 5000
addiIionAl if The misapplied funds are returned with
ham.
There ia nothing doing in Cotton, ard but liz.
tie IA FlouI-prlces remain without the slightest
change.
NEW YORK. Friday, p NJ.
The Gnrcign news received this rnOrnIng. per A
cahia. ~ not likely 10 cause much activity in our
markets. Nothing has been done in cuIIon to-day
III r. have been made. bat at a lower rate Than
We're refused yesterday.