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ank for its exchange This demand Willy then always
ear to the OF the discounts originally
ven to the dealer the rate exchange depends upon
ne bank ITSELF II fixes the discount on its own bills, an
receives them back in payment of exchange at from o
% per cent discount This latter is the rate in Ma
ANA This charge the dealer adds to his goods and III
armer pays it. The only way TO guard against it is not
tonch the bills of bank that does not pay specie She
cannot then charge than proper rate say per
or the exchange because specie would be taken in pre-
ference Under such circumstances she must husband
and must apply them to the proper objects
illinois may be considered without bank The Indiana
bank and all its branches with the exception Of two are
paying specie, as follows -
PAYING sPrcIg.
Richmond, Teuehaut Indianapolis
Madison, Lawrenceburgh, Fort Wayne.
The Bedford and Evansville branches have taken advan
age of most absurd law which exempts them from the
obligation of paying their debts due brokers from dis
ant States or ridiculous aprev alton de-
stroys their credit.
The Miners Bank at Dubuque to have paid specie
on the LIST instant.
The Missouri Bank at St. Louis has wisely adopted
solution to receive and pay out hereafter only its
notes and gold and silver. When this institution
time since adopted the same resolution it created
mendous uproar. The papers were teemng denuncia-
ons against the uckess that chose be honest
at all hazards The meets with universal
approval Such has been the public experience of the
baleful effects of the paper sy stem.
Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
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Domestic I'm portations.

SAvANNAH-Big Cnton-io cks rice Geo Bnlkley-l5 Wet,
Benedct-358 bales cotton @ Collin 80 do Boz art
Kneeand29 Earle, Porter Colins2 J.ifra q r,yes
Il bdl Van Nestl hid Havard, Reese 4 Col do
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
- 800 49,

EASTGN, BETHLELIEM, AND ALLEN
TOWN, PENN.
Daily, (Sundays excepted) th,own and Some
Raoad
Lave pier North River u az o'clock, NJ by steamboat
to Ezabethpot leave the foot OF h-ry O'Clock
M, ak. the Philadelphia train to izabe.town there to
r,ng Schoolcy' Mountain early the aernoon,
Easton by oc ock, Bet lehem O'Clock, and Allentown
a as O'Clock the evening.
Fo. sssts or urser inormation apply 70 HOPE, Mer
of Liberty street, On board the boat.
Fare through to schooley's Mountain, s2,a5
$500
Be,helem, S2,75
Allentown, $500
NB-Extras provided at the shortest notice.
PS-This Of the short distance By coaches
commends tsr the public patronage being by far the
pleasant and expeditions jy6 lmxc
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To Correspondents Abroad

onr correspondents in foreign ports cspec fully requested
SEND by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
,;n Nautical inormaton Of any kind from any
SUING Al nome or abroad, will be thankfully received
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DIR. MOFEAT'S
Gel EBRATED MEDICINES

~ II y.
OF the many and various kinds Of medicines how in use for
" the all diseases which falls 10 the lot of poer hu
man nature TO be afflicted with have proved 80 highly
ssS As; sa:s ss iii
asos all Others hf most easeqs remedy e1iant for The
most agga,ad ehsracer T 70 az yir,uss Of these mtd-
ces are proved by thousands Of pnso ced testimonials from
who have been perfectly rd btSs eS Se we
Iiy had failed % give re They pave gained ter
r snsts caused her ren@wS 70 ny ny
ie m s s%y % Of s"Sy sOsy & ssi sSf VIII s~Ss.
most potent al il cs'es u lie most ana
fgay naiadies In all acngemcn Of the dig, se orr
ec are so compe q se eSe waus 1sr
lfea gentle and y.s most complete Remedy for all every
gatve they ought to be by every one and be
qptin every fny-as powerful and cer,in remedy in the
fos stages Of the most nveterae maledy they be
M experiencing the vast benefits arising FROM their cding
cacy has been tested They embrace the most alarming and
lingering cases Of Scofua, Piles Dx spess Jaundce Bilious
"a h,rsr Gompsnt, Acute and Gbons Rheums,i,m Asia
WIFE, aesise s9 n ea s soi cS%
Ssss Pss'js sns al s1 ss1cu. sw r9
@ fsa gs beth IN 's
irfp,i tn gspr swoll Ices and sqms; ais eiiprs Of
r. pfiett l5dnsy SPLEEN and pee aad hesie pesscs n;r
at % isin Ai.s .h,I viii aareas number I-pias'r
iAsle ,esni is ,emedisa egp'rsrfsf, |ce y kssi
u.,y ..'.y througnout he Union, IS the ss1.
tnoyper OF sound aud robusi sn ion yhy SUI
pniy pleasant shsr oPssstn, and hath easfiid rfwr
ss any gros,Tsnop whsh sener,sy lI ~. w Ss
~ nd pi Ess " w. w e. n sy
i tors'. fortss p'a W, hs.Sspsh 'TWT'f
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o. AMERICAN MUsEUM-A splendid perform
tax place this afternoon at four O'Clock. The
hour has been changed from three to four TO accommo-
the patrons the establishment Barnum is achiev
ing here Over twelve thousand persons visited
the Museum on the Fourth. The attractions this week
unusually rich The Gipsey Girl, with her wonder
fGl prophechies inns short time longer The Mys
FERROUS Lady who the Fourth atonished all whs heard
her, was pronounced TO be the most wonderful per.
former who appeared in America, is exhibit.
ing every day and evening at the Apollo in Broadway
Canal street Every body ought to give her call
On Monday next the model Of the City Of Dublin will be
exhibited at the Museum. Balloon ascension this after
noon.
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Cleared.
ship Brminshsm, Hstch Charleston, c. r. Buck. bio.
globe, B,eche braltar, Fitch Cos Emerald Crawfo,
Liverpool, q C,L N'a"'oiu
Arrived.
Ship London, Baker % days from Havana with VINE &c
order ~''V
Br barque Cleaner, Gale, 90 days from Campbetowp Scot
land with 200 tons coal bqundio ~ Johp Put in here 10 land
Prince Albeit from pemsrsra FOR Liverpool a5th LAT IL hi
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state OF Trade.

Second Board.
Is shares Harlem RR b3o 1914 shares ,lem RR b3O 1917
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MARITIME HERALD.
To shin Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor, If captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Basse Of feet
report Of the shipping left II the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their and
osegn newspapers they may have. Commodore Bassctt win
ooar them immediately their arrival We will rccipTocs
the favor in way.
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8ANx srocx NOT TnANsrEnApLx

Phoenix do 2si do do 1900
N. Haven do 10 do $500 $500 4760f
1899, 800
This property has remained entirely undisturbed
throughout the year in and value The dividends
have increased of $4,000 The rate and
OF each Bank has been follows
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o. DIARRHOEA OR SUMNER COMPLAINT,
SheTman's Restorative Lozenges cure IN very lii't
time. Mr. Handy, High street, Brooklyn say ne mas
cured several cases Of long standing where all othe
means failed by few of these lozenges They operate
like charm as much the Camphor Lozenges do foi
headache sickness and every body knows they cure
warehouse is at 100 Nassau street. door above Ann
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pHOTOGKAPHIC OR DAGUEHREOTYPE LIKE
NESSES;-Mr. Z. WHITE, Of No, l75 Broadway, OPP
pose Howads Hotel has large and rooms where
he daily his attention TO taking by the above
simple but beautiful and process. The whole
required for the completion Of and certain likeness does
not exceed minutes and his method OF pccgg
the of peculiar character that he oh
structed, by the cloudy rainy weather. 4. W.
fate himself that he produce his of the
magnificent specimens of Dagueeoype Portraits taken
by him that have been executed nce the discovery OF the
E. w keeps constantly for sale the approved Dagereo-
type Apparatus Pates Lens Miniature Cases, Polishing
Materials, &c.
Bnstruetf will be given m the Potognphiean at E.
". :. Room. RInadMav. m
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PORT OF NEW york. July o. Ts,a.

'uN Rises. '''..- :. w MOON srsEs.s....... . q
'uN sETs'''''-.''... "a HreH w.TIa...... 7 4
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81, spoke BIZ brig Rose, from ST John B. Tor Liverpool
INST LAT 40 $751; ION 81 90 spoke baque Mohawk whalne
u,se same time, spoke brig Fame from Bedford for Rot
Brig Clinton, Lyon, days Savannah TO srrges s Clear
Brg Petersburg. Laighion FROM Vera Cruz h June. will
Eng Garrison Panlee DAYS from Bristol Pa, with rs
ons con 20 HaTrson OF Jersey City.
brig BLOW, from Port Leon 10th June, via Key West 70
sety Leeds Sd, of Hiteass, steamboat, stand
selr vests Evans from Oeans II June and Key Wsst
h. with 1900 gallons mossss 10 Dspeyser Whltmgsh-
The selT Caroline Capt Fun fin Porto Rico for Key West,
un ashore the sd June the Pea Pach got OIL th
anne day after heayns overheard of her OF nout
, SC The vessel carried into Key West bigd, and II
vas suppcsrd she would b. conie aned.
ScT Raleigh. ST wait from Wa hngton, NC and days FIN
. racock, with naval stores 10 Mitchell & Co
Schr Anaconda, William from Washingtor NC and day
com OcacOck, " it'll nayal stores 10 master.
-chr Ihc, JrIitnc, Newbcrn, NC with navel stores.
srhr MAJ, crowell, days from Philadelphia, with mdze,
sci Juiets, Woglam from Pet bpg, with cotton, to
Hunfer.
schr VIM Murray, Hoffman, days from Richmond, with
GOAL,
ser Sarah Abigail Hudson, Washiogton NC, with naval
schr Cornesn Smith IS days from Mobile with 100 logs
cedar 70 mtsleT--i50 DO sturgesS CleaIman.
Schr upsh,r, Birmingham, from Snow Hill, with corn
nd slaves
ser Myers, Fowler, from Washington NC, with naval
sci Valiant, Fanow, from Washington. c. with naval
stores.
Sctr VIM Thompson, Williams York River, with wood.
Schr Swallow Robinson, Vir,Eia, with wood.
Schr Hetty Ann, Hartman, FORK River, with wocd.
Sloop spray, Wsakes. Nansemond with fruit.
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r fr7- 1T is NOW SETTLED IN THE MINDS OF
the remedy for Dyspepsia Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma, crooP, whooPngcongh and all diseases Of the
BY medical men of the highest talent Clergymen an,
others who found relief from its USE We say s,aii
IL the public be relied remedy in the above
the people generally that Cover Balm Of Life decidedly
This medicine has been submitted the scrutini
zng OF the medical faculty whose certificates BE-
Aeen by calling Ar. Covert 1856 Nassau street. Dr.
Flemings medicaed Darrhes Candy. Dinner or Tonic
Candy, Worm Candy, and his general Caihartic Cand.
OF the place. Agents fer the sale OF this medicine
LA Water 10 Fulton, SO william 10 Astor House, 2'2
broadway g. 40i los Bowery 80 sh avenue 2t2 Green
witch, aud los Thompson street. 70 Fulton, brooklyn
3 y. D. DR.. CoopeEs ntsblr Corn salve at lsa Nassau
street
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, BURGLARY AND
L ROBBERY:-New Yo,k Equitable Insurance Conn any
Capital DoarOice No. &C Wall nearly oppo-
site tbe Merchants E,cha geTThis COMPANY continues
against damage by FIRE, rwelling houses,
oues aud other buildings merchandise. ships pot and
their household furnure and every description Of
property, as favorable terms other Offices.
DIRECTORS,
Abraham q Thompson Wn Lawrence
Henry Yates e Sands
Sheperd Knapp Harvey Weed
La'nirrt Suydam Joseph w Duryea
rilas Holmes, Frederick Deming
Paul Sp.f ID GEO ge RsIei,e
Daniel Ebbets. Jr. Robert L. Smith
John Nesnith Henry X .wlsnd
Samuel Bell, james Ward
Thomas Merctin, James Gillespie
Gardiner A. sage. ~. Al li.s....H
LAMBERT SUYDAM, President.
JOSEPH STRONG, Sscretsry. 80. ~ w .
Thi Compony recommended tho buuesv OF ms mig
against loss aud damage by burglary
berry during the absence OF the occupant and their
houses. "a Iv33tsr
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING Cal I Err Y

O,CONNELLS REPLY TO EARL SHREWSBURY.
~ Authentic EditionThe subscriber has received from
the Libcraiors publisher in Dublin this cels
bted work directed be hereby the distinguished author
himself II is erby printed Those who wish have the
genuine work. neither eascuated by corrections dhgured
by absurd wbuy this edition. Those the contrary
Of The miserable print and paper viii purchase that pu. forth
with the of the .7nefrcdn editor Patrick Cas-
serley Mind however this only genuine edition. the
other being much improved by the American editor thai
longer OConnelrs reply Those therefore who wish
the real work Of OConnel win be careful order Dublin
Edition. JOHN DOYLE,
iva Bookseller, 1863 Broadw nv.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSorss Nos. 22 .4na and us Fulton street,

WEDNESDAY.
Atl0is o'clock IN the sale rooms. .
Lise sale OF eegni furniture Of all descriptions piano forte
looking glasses, beds h,lstsa's, bedding &c.
THURSDAY
- Al lV5s O'clock in the sales room.
Splendid PRi.nss aud EnTayines WORKS OF Art Seth
entire unique and able collie cion OF the choicest
mt aud modern paintings, drawings cnravngs curcsIties Sc
he property OF gentleman soing 70 Europe.
FRIDAY.
At l01s O'Clock IN the SaisS rooms
Large sale Of really superior wear. apparel Of al
lescriufions. ,uor
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Division ofthe County.

1--WE subscriber has prime assortment of GOODS,
which hu viii stlliuw for cash. natter, or ShOu APP
proved ced,. lie VUrb take this method to inform all
interested LIa h. considers all accounts dine 0s soon rs
nrdci aka that TIE ct9ct;I al accounts will be sehitG and
Pad at The piun OF slA lOnh5 from the commence
ntn Of such accounts. Ill accounts that are not 50 paid
Will be charged with interest.
b. DANFORTH lr,
Barnard Nov 18th, l3l2. IS3.Gw
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MOmen'ary erci'emcn.--Neyer yield to the
excitement Of the moment. Should somchin
cross your feelings, and you perceive the passions
begin to boll, crush them at once. Do not suffer
them for moment to get the asccrdency over yonr
better naGre, In COnyersing with Il companion,
you should be extremely careful lest You take Of
Icnce at what may unhnkingly he said. Avoid
all disputes. These tend TO irratc the feelings
and uenltc friends -Lacoa
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DEAF, DUMB, BLIND AND INSANE.

1t will be noticed that an nc, has been passed by
both Houses, transferring the duties heretofore
performed by the Commissioners of the dcuf,d b,
blind aud insane, to the Governor 1t is impor-
lnnt to those desiring the aid Of the state, that this
fact should be known. and we therefore rcqucs.
the editors Of all the papers in the state to give this
notice. JPQichMan.
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The New World Annual for 1S43.
A MAGNIFICENT
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFT,

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFT,
Win Numerous Splendid ERgrari'gs,
Executed by the first Artists, exclusively for this Annual
In order to celebrate the ensuing holidays in a
becoming manner, and in accordance with our usu-
al customs, the Publisher of the NEW WORLD
announces his Intention to issue a CHR lSTMAS
AND NEW YEARS PRESENT, which shall
surpass all his former efforts in the beauty of lis
illustrations and the variety and value of lis con-
tents 1t will contain all the most valuable and
choice articles in
THELONDON KEEPSAKE,
one of the finest and most costly of the English
Annals together with the choicest Tales and
Poetry from all the other English Annals. A
mong the Engravings will be given
A MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF
Her MAJESTY THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
and The
PRINcE OF WALES, AND THE PRiNCEss ROYAL,
drawn on wood by Chapman, and engraved by
Losing. The Literary contents will be admira-
bic, and present every thing worthy of perusul;
consisting of new and original Tales by Bu.wer,
Marryall, Countess Of Bcssingon, and other dis
lingnshed English authors. 1t will also contain
ORIGINAL TALES AND POETRY,
by layorite and popular American authors, as al
so many handsome Engravings in Illustration of
The subjects forming, altogether, one of the rich
est and mos, attractive gifts that can be presented
10 friend at the Festive Season, and got up in
style Of superior elegance.
Terms Of Pu5iication,-The "New World
Annual will be printed on poptr of Extra fine
quality, on new Minion type, in Il Double Ex-
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with the new volume. 1t will be printed by the
Doth of nrcopLnr in n,,,pln ii,po ia IN h,,
mail 10 the most distant parts of the Union and
Canadas so as to reach subscribers before New
Years Day. Orders should therefore be forward
ed early, in order to prevent disappointment
Price 20 cents single-five copies for 81; Eleven
copies for 81; Thirty copies for So, and SIG per
hundred The demand will be very large, and
Agents, Booksellers, SC, must send their orders
promptly, enclosing cash, postpaid. This ENua
will he suhJac. 10 newspaper postage only. Ad-
dress J. WINCHESTER,
30 Aun-st n Y
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TYSON FURNACE

4 tONTlNUE to manufacture great variety of STOVES
" AND hollow WARE,
ahd every description o Castings usually made 1T Cu-
10 or Blast Furnaces.
Having purchased the right for Hnking aud vending
Spuulngs patent circular Hue tor elevated ovens and
adopted ii To the Improved YANEE E No.
TlUE COUAiNG SEOV ES, offer the SAME TO the
public
All persons infringing upon said patent by vending or
using will be promptly prosecutedoGr rights viii be
maintained.
This improvement ms will he readily ON Inspection
Obviaes the objection elevated ovens account Of Civ
ing Ouint0 rooms excessive heat being combined with
the oven that at pleasure the heat is diverted from the
oven into separate lue which discharges it into the
cape pipe without bringing it in with the large
surface oven MS in the old kind.
The oven IS SO pHC"dup0n the stove not to interfere
in the slightest degree with the boilers in other elevated
oven stoves The ack rcroom makes it one Of the best
GIp.M,.a&.Asa2A GEGV9G1
ever invented, This will do all the cooking. &C. for u
common sized family. 1t is capable nj heating two boil
crs, or frying, hrOilng and baking nj Gre md the same
time, more conveniently and rrompIyi with less fuel and
IN less time than any stove or summer fixtures or furnaces
on top OF amy stove in 1hs will do without
giving ont hent cause the slightest upcusant sensation
Ia lady in dog days. Ironing be- done with great
DESPATCH six irons very perfectly heated at once, ac
ed in fiat heater over said back fire room.
There ARE many good things CioNCd by those nsn hi
Mind otstOyc their ncghborS uSEeoherndS and is
confidently believed by good judges who have used it 10
combine more good qualities than any stove in mlrkc
Nhdl il il simple ard not liable 10 get cut Oiurderiii vii
not burn ont, there being no inside plates
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UUiiam H'OrdSwOrM, WIN. Wordsworth
esq, passed through Kendall on Thursday, on his
way home, from visit with the Howard family
at LeycnS Hall. The last three years has made
little change in the great poets Appearance
Though pale, he still walks with his accustomed
energy and briskncss. - English Popcr.
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The DWercace,-A gentleman iding very or
dinaly looking horse, asked negro whom he met,
how far ii was TO 'neighborng town, whittier he
was going, The negro, looking at The animal I'M
der the rider, with broad grin of contempt, re-
piled, "Wi' da, ar boss, masSa it S ils 70 teen
miles. WI good chunk oh boss, seben miles;
bnt if yon js, hid Massa Jmmys boss! Goshl
your dare MORT - Pic0yuHc.
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Go IL Boots.-A Mrs Boots Of PENNSYLVANIA,
has left her husband and Sirayed to parts I'M
known. We presume the pair are rights and lcIls.
We canno, say, however, that Mrs Boots Is right,
but there is no mistake iha, Boots is lCG.--Hart-
ford Times.
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NollotD 21l1rs,

CALDRON POTASH KETrLES-ncw patterns,
TO SuH no"hera markets.,
FIRE DOGS--orcR and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PIOuGHS & CULTiVATOR TEETH CAST
iNGS, d8d he aGmc rcady for use,
CART &. WAGON BOXES,
M Of uhich, wM maay articles may be (ouad
al TYSON FURNACE, Vt.
Having large stock, and being DESTROYS to do an active
bushes they Will sell Eiyora,eicrms for co0i Fag or pa
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
Ut the Patronage former customers O the rs son Furnace
and call ar orders from all who wish to purchase All Or
dCrs Tor the above any kind Of mill gccring other
castings ana ether matters connected with our business
addressed the subscriber at Tyson TruNACE r. q. W.,
will receive prOmqt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, .tgCnt
TYSON Furnace. VI. Oct, Oh lSl1 l2U-if
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NEDiCATnON.

The now meeting house ut Plymouth Notch will be
dedicated to ilmahty God Thursday the % Of Dcccm-
Der. Sermon by Rev J. ilazen. Services to commence
NJ 10 O'Clock n. m.
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2SrigDtoit WarKet,
MONDAY, NOV. 81, 1872.

MONDAY, NOV. 81, 1872.
At alarkc, 400 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores, 5000 Sheep
md 1900 swine.
PaicEs.-Becf cattle. First quality si 90 % second
quality SO % II 3,1j. Third quality, SO 80 II 3 20.
sToREs.-TwO year old 81 H. Three year old Sll
90.
SaecD-Ordinary lots ~ 81 7j Wcthers 81 7j,and 15
SUie-Los to pcd,c, 81 to 3 for sows and 81 to i
for burrows. At retail for sOws and for barrows.
". EFdrmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02

A certain Judge in this city (says the ". o.
Bulleiin) fell out of two-sory window the 9th
er day and tumbled a complete summerset ere he
came TO the ground.
care YOU hurt" asked bystnndcr.
"a lille" said the Judge; "pray let me set on
this bench" ,
elbow did it happen'" asked n young lawyer.
al was asleep BY the window" replied the
Juaoe. "drcamiug Of law decisions"
.Wen,, returned the wag, "you can Keep
ouet now, since you have finished your Fail c"-
uH'
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THE BOSTO.rN'OTIO.T
New ARRANGEMENT.


George Roberts esq. publisher Of the Boston
Notion-whch by the way is one of the best No
tons ever invented even by Yankee, has late
" made arrangements with that popular and dis
tingulshsd writer ....
LOUIS FITZGERALD TAslSTRO
TO assume on the 10Th inst, the Edlorship and
control of the Notion winch will hencelnr'h be II
DISTI.NCT LITE r a r Y p U B.
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original in liz character, independent in lis
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Extensive arrangements have been made with
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the latest French, German and Italian writers will
be made by The editor, all Of which assures US
lha, the Boston Notion will he one of the most
qt,eful, the most rariei /, and the most cOmprchen-
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Subscription price Of The .Noiion, $500 per
onnum-S 80 for six months-75 cents for three
months 7ico copies per year So 90 six months
50 So three months rs. Three copies one
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