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CURE OF RHEUM

A'A
NEWARK, December 81 is+l.-Dr. Ring Deal sir:-You
' will! pleas. to sssSss my Z not {; an NV 1 you 10 relation to
' to, ; sn.t to ne s 4. !, T iss dream ~ss 81 ,hs Ssen :I;,s So, fs s";% d.
ny Hss q ono s' s 10 %1 h '.'S1a dear f 70 iia a@' ;Jiiaa led s ss:s 81 id SaS
, ND r si1s a s join Sa;' IN ! praise to You, and Sfeie God, for I1i.S III,
j ps @y paS err iS d. u .sf1eds % VIII 5. Of b:nsh, A 20 yoa, saeSa !:
aving an account Of my suffering in a certificate, nat yeu
Who have p;it&sif nanss 10 ihi.Is,tsT. WI. iiin ~ power
tss,a, nsS' I sf.e s'ft tt ss ' yss-. ' ,ines y I r sst stssslsd With VIA.
@ srf e 4 s saSSl, he : sr ,as : Sss wy t fs:. he a:s q { nv ~ i:ss..
ND s1'f asS FL I a aS' Ss %9 ;sl 1' ! fa hasi %S,sss s"lsl 81 is isf% .as e; : ~Sea
= work ySa' and I'D h %y f ,Ss Iyyt Tsals d ii hls .ss Sf how ~ much ,as TU oMs you
Or Or ssSSsaes n more being al able toesip my taiiy bread; and That, by
i sls; s sS%l ssnsi iyf% f !. i4aiy iSs K Yf II, .s Of Lie 7 81 any hss with ssl,
the greatest respect and gratitude } GSG humber g j .s,ye1s
y yitss.,s: M an B. = {, +. h Y%i'5'a !, + Frs. Rssa .,r.., corner
MEDICATED CANDIES.
wo. most & s ed sss yo sssp, sS as to tn; ,Sns .' of , s.'i ilmi sSs1 pre- ei
ii IL: bisErHGA CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
n III. ' G%TRa AZ ii'' eISNp y . s',.iaF', o is's ara = new sS5' era in
%sSsssih snd So~sis. removing oS.,rSetea Su aors, for eos tive;
i ns; al case. wher: hys.e' i NEEDED, ii. candy : noisurpssssd
-beside' 4 rs az plea,an' take as ?. .permi.t eaney, Al,
lhA In NEsA IA Ut ta1tk tlphs e'
trees after eating, he ,rtbusn, SC &c, is recommended as me
Of the beat siomachics aud touics now IN use. And then it is
40 handy and safe.
The rapidly Increasing sales and popularity ofthese pleasant
'a GcovE EieiTs sA sA ISi' " LIVE. for all affection. of the
lungs and wiudpipe, dysp psia, &c. Sc. is an unequalled remedy
read the folowIng:-
Mr., CovERT:-
$3.50 S,R-l have received much benefit from the use OF your
Balm OF Life In removing the PANS about The chest,occssioped
by dy spep.ia and especially in sirenstten,ng my ve;ee |
N York, Feb. IA, 1912. l5 Nassau street,
Sold wholesale and retail bv J.COVERT,
1871 Nassau street.
Also by . J. s.ewar,. IS Fulton q. Brooklyn: ms los.
TO The LADIES
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOuDs-Ths proprie.
L tor or this well known establs mept offers for Pale a
most 8 aieot and choice assoIim' mt OF Millinery Goods, for
the spring trade. never as ,et prevented to the public, bo>h a,
regards the % slitv aud eheapness OF the articles. The sssort'
The i Celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPoTTE o
SHERD SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
STYLE-And Lawn Hats do. do-An entire new style Of
"MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE.
Partisan and English FANCY STRAWS OF the finest tee
ture, in great variety.
with a call, and examine his es giant and varied stock Of Mil
linery for themselves, before they purchase elsewhere, az 1t
will be a great saving to them in price and a great advantagea as
"a ards The variety and quality Of the Gods.
G. Magazine De Modes,
aslm* so Canal street.
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WATC HES & JEWELRY
VERY LOW

THE. subscriber Ts ceiling all descriptions OF gold and silver
L Watches, soid and silver pencils, gold chaIns, feys, &c, at
retail, lower than at any other place in the city. Gold Watches
changed or bought. All Watches are warranted to keep
good time, or the moaev returned. Watches and Clocks re-
haired in the best m inner, aud warranted, at much less than
the usual prices, by one Of III. finest workmen in the city. @.
c. ALLEN. l ,porter Of Watches aud Jewelry, wholesale
and retail, 80 W. street. up stairs. mas Inn
DREAD-BBEAD-BREAD-At LINE new 6a
d kerry, corner Second street and Bowery, " pounds for a
shiliing-and made from the best super6ne 6our-try il.
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MILLIONS DIE

THATS would cure, all who
L ever used them as know. The Rev. Darius Antho, y,
Of the Oneida Conference, was given up as incurable, believ.
d to be on the verge Of the grave from consumption, without
tie hope Of relief, I'LL he triea these Lozenges They relieved
hm Immediately, and IN a few weeks restored him to health,
He recommends them to all VINO are consumptive or have
any arrangement Of their lungs, az the greatest medicine IN
the L uown world. He has witnessed their effects on several
other v and always With the hsppiest results. He says 30
great remedy, hreugh the blessings OF Divine Providence
should be :he common pros ;rty OF all, and In every family on
The Rev. Ur. Eastmond, of this city, gave a few to a lady,
friends as IN the last stage Of consumption. The first Lozengc
gave her considerable relief SO that she was encouraged TO
persevere in their use and through the blessing of God they
restored her to perfect health.
Mr.. James W. Hale, No, S Tsntine. Buildings, Wall street,
gave SON. I a friend who had net enjoyed a pieht's sleep for
distress ny cough as almost to take away his life. The Lo.
zenges made him raise easy, and enabled him. to sleep well all
night He had tried every thing he heard of, and nothing
else afforded the least relief-anolher instance Of saving q fel
low being fIsm an untimely grave.
MI. 4. u Stacy, mahogany dealer, IS wooster street, hac
been afflicted with a severe cough for six months nothing he
could etgaye any relief ~(although he had the best physiciansl
till he tried Sherman's Cough Lozenges, one box Of which en-
Rev. MI. Handbook. 47 Pearl street, has used them in his
family with invariable success, and recommends them to all
who are afflicted with coughs, colds, or any affection Of the
luSSs: :.M. E.Nartin, the fashionable. merchant tailor, 1877 Viii.
street, suffered several weeks Wit, a distressing cough,
which nothing relieved till he tried these Lozenges, which
him In a few hous.
Warehouse log Nassau street. ~Agents-ChIrch's, 1873 Bow
Sands, II East Broadway; corner Hudson and Spring sts
So asd iS9 Fulton at, Bro Akly n; Redding and State SITS, Boston
u. Jenkins. Washington City. q:
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HOUSE 40 LEI Or LEASE, al SaratoEs springs
IA A new and spi endid House. called ,he Boston
re- House, will accommodate about two hundred Boar ers,
A few rods from the Pavilion spring.
aona Ming, m2itmF
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A Ri FOOL"-An who buy the cImnon irasn ofI,r,o to
"A them instead Of buying the genuine sherman's Lorenges,
vii not only be fooled oai OF their money, but most likely
out Of then health: There 70 nothing lse shermsp's Lozen
ges for ugh cold headache, or paipi alton OF The cart. a,
we'll as worms 10 children. The Dotors Office Ia al las Ma.
.u street, New York; 9 s,as street. Boston; 0 Ledger
u.sld,n~. th,ladeIph,,: rrank Tavlnr. w.shyr-,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

.OOk AT THIS The cry Of hard times and Ida
a. trade i, the mouth Of almost every Now the
remedy for this IS take OF your pence welleYSry
body excaims must have wearing aspnrc-wcll, so
where they sell goods for low prices coorcd and white
spool Cotton cent each Linen Tape ccut piece
Waddug cent shect;=Cot Balls three for
cent; infants Socks three cents mems Socks cents
Wooden Hose shilling pair; scaut:fu Towels with
red borders Tor shilling each good VIDE white Table
Diaper one shilling yard; Fannells 3D., Wooden
Plaid for children, l.. Sd large # Silks
loa and plain Satinct and Cassimares, Cloths and
Beavcrccrs, Shawls large and snail ladies' fine and
good black Silk Hose, As Cd; Ribbons aud Lace very
cheap Paniaoors, Shirts and Drawers, very cheap;
Table Covers large for G Calicoes and Muslin, cheap
Ladies' Collars. nine cents; and almost every article in
the lin. of Dry Goods, cheap as above specified. Cali
and look for yourselves. SCOTT 4 BELL,
i33 Tvs 30 Spring street
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axMEstE,sON ENAeIEsANEE s,Uv1t,A h.
247. PARTICULAR NOTICE.

rENEzE cheapest and best selection of DRY GOODS in
4 this city he found at E. H. KENT'S, 247 Centre
strSet, between Grand and Broou.e His pfcen
stock consists of pian plad figure and cene pattern
Moussen dc LANES, all prices for IS 2s sd S. 3. 3D.
Is, 5 &c per yard. Broche Shhwls, of all COLOR. quail
Tics and pattern. for lS. Is. 20s 2 2i. &c up TO
pcrior for Sc, 50 and SO large quantity Of white red.
yellow aud green FaIreis for Is Cd Is Cd, - IS Cd IS,
e.; French, English md American Prints, for II, Cd,
sd Sd 10d, acupo the latest desgus of French Prns
Tor =, I'd per yard, together with full assortment Of
Cloths, CassBcres, Satncts NeS,Ezs, Shr,iaas, Sheet
ngs, Linens, Linen Danask Towci!ags Cnmbrics Jscc
nets, Crossbard, Swiss Book and Null Nuss Giaghams
Table Cloths Covers &c. Sold at prices sui; the tmer
al No. :47 Centre street {. H. KENT.
P. SA kinds Of Hosiery and Gloves, ofa quantities
n B-Lndcs and gentlemen bnyipy Gloves here will
be allowed TO try them on.
u Try me cncc ard know you will call agau. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

ia WANTRD TO PURCE9ASE-A 2
l.&M story Brick House, modern built on full sized
'ftS lot, and in gcnteel noighborhood within five or
ten minutes walk of tho Fulton Ferry, i'll the city Of
Brooklyn Any person having property of this descrp-
tion cgiby situated which be offered on easy TERMS
will please address New World" 30 Anns,ree, stating
nariicmlurs lis til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

~ BARGAEN.-Eight valuable Lots. IS by 1913
BIZ for sale-4 fronting Clinton aud on Washington
Avenues Brookyn section Sc, next but to the Bed
ford Rond, commanding perfect view of Brooklyn and
this Ciyone of the desirable building spots the
Island will be sold at auction lst February, unless
viousy sold at private sale. Address note to 49a Park
POST fire. t3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

AA WARRINGTON MALE, HARLEM
NliE FOR SALE OR LEASE for moro years that
desirable Hotel nov occupicdby Andrew Homc situated
on Third Avenue The premises consists Of large double
House. two stories ana attic snail house in the rear
Ice House. and also extensive stables and sheds contain
ing all aloat eight lots OF ground we'll calculated for
country and city CUSTOM being tho prln1pnl avenue
and about seven miles from the City Hall Apply 10 Will
liam w. Brady 81 William street. l2l=u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

WINTER T.ADE.-Siace the closing OF the Erie
Canal, last Fall there have been, as far as regards
the waters of Lake Erie, from Dunkirk TO Detroit,
allthe summer facilities OF an uninterrupted naTga
ton. aad all tina, ma. been wanting TO relieve the
whole line of the upper country of its immense sur
plus products, and 70 give lie and activity 70 trade
was medium of trans ortat;on from Dunkirk te
New-York Had the Whale line of the Newly ork
and Ere Railroad been completed the amount OF
Western produce. and, in return, the merchandise
of the CRY Of Newly rk that would have been
freish,ed upon il in the last two months, would
doubtless have been greater than ;ha, freightsd
through the Erie Canal in any two OF its best
business months during the season OF Canal nayi-
cation. And from he state OF the weather now,
and Tor several days past, n.ild and serene as an
April morning. it may De supposed that for many
DAYS 10 come, and probably FOR the whole season,
there will be no obstruction, Oh account OF ice,
from Duasirk through The whole length of the
Lake West Dunkirk Beacon, 18th.
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NEW FALL asesesDS.-ALFRED SMITH
Mcrchon Tailor No. 6 Fultou-st would invite his
friends and the pusc to call and examine his stock of
Fall Goods, consisting OF Cloths, Cessmere and Vest
ings suited the fail trade Gentlemen leaving their
dcrs may rely upon their being fulfilled The sati
actory manner. Terms moLcratc-Cash on delivery So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

nNE PER5CE TGKE--Gen,lemen wishing to
~ purchase good cheap clothing ~ould do well to cal
at 1881 Chatham where they find garments at the
following prices:
Pants 81 rs TO So Isl Cloth Pants, SITE 81 50
i6 3m JACCR COGSWEII..
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NN s-NNgJFF s-NaC Fs.-1hc subscri
I'VE Der selling the remainder of his stock Of
Muis comprising good assortment of Lynx tenet and
other Fur Mus prices below the actual Of manu-
nctsro being determined, If possible, TO sell out entirely
ere tho SC a.ou closes. At WATSONS.
j. Ina l5l Chatham st. and 100 30 rcrv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

I'D FOR SABIE-A very desirable three story
Ms House. with the 10, in fee, in Ninth street. between
University Place and the 5h Avenue, now occupied by
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Also four Of the Houses i'll the block now building
in University Place extending from Slh 9Th streets
They will be ready for occupation the first OF May
next, offered very moderate terms. Apply
GREEN PEARSON, % Merchants Exchange,
i35 DIV Hanover. street.
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&xG TSs 'EaH0GE who desire the quiet aud de-
ssSN lights of 4 country l.c.--COUNTRf SEAT AND
--zh~ FARM For sale Cor exchange Cor improved city
property cheap, and accommodating terms, bcauu
fu place of about 20 Clinonve Essex county,
N. ia pleasant, healthy aud improving section OF coun.
try .lcs from Newark, same from Eilxabcthiown anu
Is from New York. which may be reached in froEi al
hour TO an hour aud half The mansion house and kitch-
en- adqiung of two stories, containing II rooms
smoke room noble cellars aud sarrcts &c Flower and
kitchen gardens with ornamental fences. Also barn
COW house. carriage house, &c. all IN excellent order
Lrook pond wells, springs &c on the place. which also
nhouns in fruit The soil excellent for the rais!Rg oi
grass, n we'll As other produce
Churches schools, post office, daily mac stores, &c
convenient.
= This place offered AT price less than the
buildings asd improvements and would s d.
v,dcd purchasers Possession immediately! If not
sold, will be 10 let.
G Also, for sale or exchange place of 30 acres, on
which frame house the 81. Joseph River near the
village of Bristol, Indiana Inquire al No $50 Nassau st
opposite Clinton HAIL JlS II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

xA TO EET-'!hc three story house No. so, 3rd
Nis avenue The basement is level wiki the street ;
is replce with every convenience: marble mas.cs in
the TWO principal storles and the panries finished with
drawers, shelves &C. To good tenant it will be let low
and privilege given for years Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
JAMES T. NJ. BLEAKLEY,
II,,I,o
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WARRINGTON arAI4s., HARL

Is5A To E.ET3 fnc lofts to let cheap IN stoie l3o
E;;"H Water-strect Inquire OF the occupant.
.k~-<kHs ,o1 If
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TrgE SURsCVsnBEHs

A.A ERgE SURsCVsnHEK will offer for sale
H! at puhlic auctio Thursday the l0h otFch.uary
next by VIM H. Franklin, the two fire proof stores. be
longing TO john c. Johnson RAINING through FROM Pearl
TO Water-strcetS about Is fee: ives, of Cocncs Slip
No 62 Pear street. Is feet & inches front and hy
66 ect deep less four stories and built the
most substantial! .nsnucr.
No36 Water. street, 20 feet inches 'front.' and rear by
Al feet deep four stories granite front and we'll built
4 map Gun be at tlc auction room
Also private sale the three story, attic brick house.
situated in Strong Place South Brooklyn. the new
Episcopal Cha,ch, ned aud occupied a, above. The
house rs feet front aud 50 feet III depth, with
two story, basement, tea room building in tine 1t
nishcdl throughout modern STYLE has convenient cellar
house. well and Bathing we'll as ali the modern
and convcIenceS The promises consisting
Of hossc gardcu and stable occupy four lots Of ground
zoe from, BY ITO feet deep. The location notbe
surpassed
A large proportion Of the purchase moncy may remain
on bond and mortgage Apply for farther particulars at
Ne Fron,-strcct, or the subscriber ST 81 Nassau
s,rcc, Li26 W. AUGUSTUS II. JOHNSON.
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AA WANTED.-A Furm of about ia acres. in
slG New jersey, i'll exchange for House and two Lots
worth about $1,000 up town. and the balance will be paid
Ia cash. Good land and in the vicinity Of Railroad is
desired Building regarded if the soil good Apply
al the Land Office Of BUTLER d. BENSON, No. Ann
street il6 CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

L jus, published The Modern Builders Guide, csn-
aiuiug eighty seven copper plates, with full expana
tons. (Mrard Laicye., ArchilecLl This work should
be the hands Of every builder the county II con-
,ainS treatise Hand and Stair ftalng,
branch which has heretofore been but mperfectly noticed
in Other works. It's publication has been attended win
great expense. lis handsomely bound in quarto, and Is
respectfully offered tho public, wholesale and retail by
The publisher VIVID. SMITH
Architect, Portrait a1d Card Engraycr,
$50 Broad way, third story.
For sale few Oil Stones suitable for Eugravers Dem
tisis lie Eeilers, &c, ID I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

t.O PEER EAEDEt0N.-Walls End Coal
90 suitable for family use, being Of handsome size
frs, quality, for sule in lots 20 sui, purchasers by
WARD & BROWNE,
i2e corner l.a;cht acd Wa>iing,on- streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

4sA TO LET.-A comfortable two story House,
a containing four and garnet, with large yard
situated TIE side OF the 10Th Avenue, between 18th
and 18th Rent $40 year. payable quarterly
vance. Apply al 81 Laght-slreet. q ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

sNANyE NURSE by one
w who has had experience in the business, aud can
bring uaexceptonable recommendations Inquire at No.
lJ3 Allen street. Jl2 u
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GOAL, AFGIOAT Az 81 SO PER CHALD-
" R9N-Jsst arrived per British bark Sirion, very
superior LOT of Sidney Coal newly mined and screened al
the mines when shipped Purchasers invited 10 look
the board the vessel foot Of Franklin ST. r.
discharciug lots suit purchasers az the above
;o5 ~ J. RCi.AEk. "A Wate,-st.
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W A N 7 S.

w 4 ~ J.
SSyANTE D-Empoyncat as a NURSE by one
aho has had experience IN Inc business, anu can
bring uAexceptoaabe recommendations Inquire at No.
l33 Allen street. Jl2 u
MAMIE D-Sls,ions for gooc d Scotch, American
and English curses, seans,reses Irish Protestant
and coIored cooks chamber maids aud housemads APP
ply at $50 Broadway. d29 B
ySIANTE D-A,50 East Broadwoq families sup
w piled with TIE bss. Of help and charge. Ameri
can English and Irish girls with tie hes, Of reference.
from Iast places, re waiting for situations. d30 n
aN!ANTED--The Notes of the following Bonk,, for
w which the highest price will be given:
Commercial, OsHego;
Do. Buffalo
Bank Of Buffalo;
Clinton County, PlattsburgL;
Staten Island, Bank
James Bankt
Allegany County;
st. Lawrence;
Towanda, Pa;
Farmer q Mechanics, New gruutwcki
Bennington, VT
Also all of the Red Money that is near lis complo.-
=er's ratcs, by r. JAMES,
Wtf % WalI.,trcct
BOARD WANTED.-Permnnen mt Board wanted
ID for family in the upper part of the city I've good
sxcd rooms Orc places IN each Indispensable Terms
must be moderate. Address 4 G. this Office j26 81
DOARDgNss-A gentleman and his wife, or two
D single gentlemen can be accommodated with good
board No DC Faiton Also thrcc persons
can be accommodated with dinner ,2s If
~ ~
IL can be had by Ladies and Gentlemen in delightful
house n stones throw from Broadway. Apply II
Mercer street, the corner Of Prince E39 u
DOA KD-At 60 Boekman- street respectable no me
ID and cheap enough d29 I'm
BOARD AND R0G1ay may be obtained in G pr.
k1 vatc family. by applying at 2o6 Hudson-st- jeff
DOaKEsaNtS EDUGED.-The Subscriber
I'D having fitted up tine large and Commodious house,
the corue. Howard and Elu-strcc,s only block
from Broadway, where gencmen eau have good board
nh
and their reasonable cra,s, by applying at No
9 Howard street, entrance in Ella. d29 I'm
~ TO LET.-A comfortable two story House,
situated the cast side OF the 10Th Avenue between 18th
and 18th Rent $40 year payable quarterly al
vance Apply a, 81 Iaighi-street. 27 ct
AsA WANTED.-A Farm of about ID acres. in
ElG New jersey exchange for House and two Lots,
about $1,000 town, and the balance will be paid
Ia cash. Good land and in the vicinity Of Rairoa d is
desired Building regarded if the soil is good. Apply
al the Land Office Of BUTLER d BENSON, No. !, Ann
street j26 CT
%A TO EET-'Thc three story house No SO, ;'rd
Ns avenue The basement is level with the street
it is repcte with every convenience: marble mas,lcs in
the principal Stories and the panrics finished with
drawers shelves &C. To good tonant it will be let low,
and privilege given for more years Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
JAMES T. NJ. BLEAKLEY,
j20 If 2f2 Hudson st.
a. BARGAEN.-Eight valuable Lots IS by 1873,
Hi. for sne-4 fronting on Clinton and on Washington
Avenues, Brooklyn section Sc next but the Bed
ford Rond, commanding perfect view of Brooklyn and
this Cityone Of the most desirable building spots the
bland, will be sold auction lt February, unless pre-
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Mr. f. agreed they were excessive in all those
wears for reasons growing ont OF the late loans and
other causes. Some of them were low, except in
1910. In the present state of the country ne hoped
the imports would no, exceed sll6,000O0O. And
how were these, he asked 10 come il! We ex,
ported about 10000 ,OO0-iasl year sl01 ,O6O,-
600. There was re prospect OF importing more,
and the probability i. that shall import much
less. The stock OF cotton on hand al Liverpool
and Havrc was very large, and there would De
much less demand than there had been. 1t cotton
declined ore and half per cent. pound. and this
upon $50 Geo 900 pounds, it would make sl2, 00O,-
600 difference IN the imports OF the ceuntry.-
There no demand abroad enhanced beyond The
last year. Mere than this, the holders OF stocks
abroad were returning them here; and this II car
rcl 10 any extent, would aztec, the revenues Of the
country. Any Senator. who would look into the
matter, would GENE to the conclusion then MIR. T.
thought, that we could not import more than 5 TO-
5000 with any safety. This could not be aone,
and il was not proper 10 eSpec,it
Within a few days past we had dininis aed du-
lies 10 the amount OF sa,00O,OOO. Other causes
were also operating TO diminish the revenue
Abroad the wages of lsbo7 had declined very coz
sderably. We were purchasing in Germany, Rus
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TO CABINET rsaRET,s.

N B-Coitt Roasted Ground Tor grocer ntl.e rear.
i27 RICHARD AIRRO.
90 PER- Observation-Disclosures Coal, large
% size and of superior qust! for family use FOX
sale in lots to suit purchasers by
WARD a. BROWNE.
Zi9T corner OF I.aigh and Washington 81.