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MONEY MARKET.


We stated on Saturday, that the main arguments ad
vanced by applicants for readmsion into the Board
of Brokers' that the rules of the board had been set
aside occasion in avsr of those short in Morris
,ana stock. Without going into detail of that famous
bubble may briefly state the general features OF the
case In making time sales of stock the operator sup
poses he will be able to purchase before the maturity of
the contract price something less than that which he
sells the buyer supposes that will rise, each taking his
chance of the market This is fair contract although
net allowed by the sagacious law makers. When
however, certain number of men holding the whole
stock of a company, enter into "a solemn pledge to
each other not to sell share at any price without the
assent of the whole and then 60 into tho market and buy
on time to any extent using every art and inducement
make others to sell to them time, bidding very high
above the market price, knowing that they pro-
cure the stock the thing becomes conspiracy dcfraud
When these sellers fairly in the trap and begin to
make purchases fulfil their contracts, they find the
stock cannot be got The holders then come forward and
demand prices regulated only by the wealth of the party
short He must fulfil his contract fail If he is short
1000 shares and is worth 100000 he must pay it ALL
This was nearly the in Morris Canal majority Of
the brokers short the holders of the stock nexora
be and the stock already 200 per cent I'M this posi-
ton Of affairs the board passed resolution to the effect
that these contracts founded in fraud and therefore,
that the parties not bound to fulfil them Many of
them, however, paid large differences S. 900 and
others $4,000 The vote ths resolution sood;as fol-
lows
mended by committee that The Board would take no
cognizance Of existing contracts in Morris Canal Stock,
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Shin Masters aud Agents.

Ne shall favor, II captain. Of vessels will give
% Conmodorc ROBERT SnvEv, of our fleet, a
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed tn
csses spoken their list of their aud
aeign newspapers they have. lie viii board them
iamejs'ev thew svs Agents and correspondents al
home or abroad, will also confer favcr by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Issued under the appropriation Of March,
1912, (of $420,OO0) $500 900
Leaving unappropriated OF that sum, 10000
$4,000
For the repair of the Railroad there was
appropriated, 100000
OF this appropriation there was expen.
died. a. 2s3
Leaving balance of that appropriation
unapproprated, $35,7l7
Amount of State debt bearing interest of
5per cent, $4,000
Amount Of State debt bearing interest Of
6per cent, 1887 1888
Whole amount State debt Dec 4, 1912, $3,9O2,7s3
The constant appearance OF the bonds constituting this
$50 1888 OF increased debts the New York market has
been the othe continued low prices of the stock
which under other circumstances would have stood as
high az those of New York Massachusetts, The Co
stated in his message that the law authorsng the
increase contained provso that the debt should not be
carried beyond the process of the sinking fund.- and that
in consequence all the stock authorised issued If
the stopped there doubt but that stock
will rise in value.
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acre A.o IS small, and 30 large farms, cheap to SUIT the
Pleas; svALE Gq5s9$5 ss{ S
ther particulars will be- iven. i5 lm'r
LADY's woRLD-oFFlCE SO BowERY.
oSSiSsI r sf$Tsy Vol III No.
The '' %Som 6s vssbS Nj: Catherine Aleu- ~
The Embroidered slipper-by Mr., c H Ford
Love or the POETS Brideby Alexander A Irvine illus
"a: &R;S$s $:, s Z. Ds1P Anderson.
The Maid Of seatacooh-by d NJ Elwood
@5eGS. john assa'!J joy KIM, Porter
Hf,SsI M T;d,.,s } I Ts%n
ngnes or the Pastorby Mrs Mary Spencer (lusated)
TSss Evening ta aaIso S' 7 chiv.rs, MD.
The Tr;irisS- iT'1sn 9 F . ley
The 'Rf1sE EfEsE4 f Ss THE NUMBER
by Esq., Alter Ss pSn Sv mS15G s
ny ssl fpS'''ns on STEEL
- AGNES" beautiful engraving by Pnkerton, elegantly
Lace Ws" new pattern for lace work. designed and
- GG,0Fsa FIOTsI drawn from nature engraved and color
Fashions February representing 81. figures, with cpe
Delivered rs and s ' .sa; by
Ss ' sRsE PosT "a
A MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN OkFiCt.-W!Uam
msa F
patronage has enjoyed respecaiy .ocits the
LS Ss es the Ss % h
OF New York for the purchase sale exchange Of Houses
public SALE and for the hiring and letting Houses Stores
Earns SCI for the and for taking the general
sSdsSes e erecting and repsns Budins.. ~ VIC s
10 office rather
other the city, both point Of economy and despatch
Az property reglste red N this Office WILL If required be ad
and every honorable exertion made dispose of tie same
should the property be sold at private SALE will Il de-
sired be offered a, public auction thus giving to of the
He will also attend efectng property OBJ
tainng and oanng OF money bond and oer
money losned and to have titles property ey4muej by
tlemen of the legal profession Of established character Tor
curacy.
Holders Of vacant grourd that requires improving VII fnd il
gre atty to their dvantage to apply to him has kowrt of
ent localities, Of the import nce and
9uantance with the building of houses will be him
em erected on the most reasonable terms at lar less
He will also take charge CT estate intended public
will be ofgrea value those intending dispose Of their
property he will the advertisements they
properly distributed and superintendent and direct the
VIII be found TO be great saving from the fact that prop
for the last three or four has been frequently sacrificed
from the want OF proper attention and sku management
individuals companies that take charge
economically gedand all moneys received, promptly
paid Persons wishing 10 hire purchase PROPERTY
invest money most generally be accommodated tree of
expense-and persons residing distnce dsrou sell
purchase real estate by senln description OF property
will receive immediate attention.
All letters for the purchase sale exchange of real
IL sEs SH' na 'ss ad d iSa c
No a Wall New and the postage invariably paid
Contracts and other papers prepared at this Office.
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The Monmouth Bank of New Jersey, has made
turns. This concern has failed 90 times within short
time 1t snow controlled by broker from st. Louis, in
connection with the Clinton Bank of New York. and its
bills used mostly at the south in the purchase of
lead and other produce, and will probably be
deemed large amount of old issues ofhe bank is out
standing for which nobody is responsible. Why that
the Legislature of New Jersey permits the little vagabond
concern to exist 1t is of possible but instru
ment Of deception is broken, nsolvent and has forfeit
ed all privileges that mayi have been granted to it, long
since.
The following is comparative return of the banks of
South Carolina to the LIST inst
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Those marked thus are now members of the board
and voted unanimously against readmtting those who
delinquent in all their regular contracts Those
thus rejected forming themselves into board to
set with open doors and endeavor get much business
they can but it does not appear that hetwo boards
Interfere with or rival each other It draws all those
who have failed into class and all those who still
responsible into the other The position of the present
board and the state of the times makes it ndsr ensable
that they should adhere to the rules and rgdy enforce
contracts On the other hand those who have failed in
their contracts cannot sit STILL They do something
and form themselves into board and offer themselves
candidates for public confidence and patronage.
The following is return of the affairs of the Union
Bank Of Dover, ~ j. to the LIST instant compared with
last year -
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90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE
cures all cases Of gonorrhea, gee seminal weakness
teed in all Sold by authority of the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York. In
large bottles price 81 in small do SO cents In cases %
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College. 81 Nassau street
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Passengers Arrived.
loridian--M White.
Foreign Importations.

PALERMo-Ship Hellespontl200 bxs lemons oranges
49t bags linseed Broom-3 marble tops to MASTER
JAcMEL-Schr VIM Aen-5i pazs coffee g Douglsss-6i2
Marean20 Lewis Brown-i q w Spaulding-356OO log
y9od bIs wine 70 bds booms pigs tub,
bxs mdse Underwood-iO2 bags coffee to order.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BEL Anctioneer
RY BELL n HOWARD.
fStsTss Nos. 2? 9nn end rs Fldier shs>is
MONDAY
At IGI O'Clock az the auction store
Extra Sae-Bv order of receiver aud assignee the follow
ing valuable articles viii be sod without reserve VIZ "a
rate spring and cushion sofas dvans and couch
10 French bedsteads Of superior manufacture double
snge scroll tables piano forte Ispe size French plate
looking gasses wardrohes book music
oos, and other articles furniture of the class No l.
sale peremptory.
TUESDAY
nc A. lOh o'clock, AZ the srle rooms.
elerv. guns. &c.
Also Sbon 4qo yards London and mkt Yves, Of
ENGLAND pilot beaver and bos cloths in purchss-
e,s Inns sale VIII he found the
chant ta,lors and OTHERS Also clothing trimmings hosiery
gloves shirts handkerchief Sc -' 's'' ''
Also, nv order OF the Marshal srendid full ieweled
double ease pas"t lever gold chain &c Rusk maker
90 90 with chranoneer balance, gold guard chain kew &c
TAYLOR Cons. London other superb watches brilliant
diamond pins, and fine do rings trinhes ne
WEDNESDAY,
At l0H o'clock the sale room.
Extensive and valuable sale of elegant furniture Of ,I de-
bv
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GOURAUUS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERAnVCATINI

ERhoICATING
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
THE universal popularity of this Justly celebrated Chemical
Ss % sc doe S s s"a and .gsss
stubborn beard Of a. needs not word Of sSrmeot in It's
SiS IT. sp s e i : :. found ia h city
e59adssy-sl bottle Beware of deeteou limitations.
EAU DE BEAUTE.
SoTss and AZ cai.psca, euaOn' and eietus healthy
S2' Tes: e. au superb article and
the only one IL use. 81, 50 cents per boule,
& sa'f he Ss
IS s MAIDEN tss
s'i fC%ss% h.T cSs
Ssn t Nsawe Well Myfa Gsl st. a'sS vs.
Ryer ia PIoSSid1ssn's; Thomas Nsypon Cl1ws. hair.
S1
raNs
sssi fv'%Ss I%f
& paSs sS snee e. O. e e
S s' m Sn be DSs paid 129s o'Sf are taken from The
onabis N tbs r, g S's aaG ee
%. s ' sse
excited the eqpidity o. nest OF blse count' ii- WI ~
S oS .I% I,s%lG hi Be 20" @ 20 cG '
G" "d STSiy P 90 &c su tf eoIS sac & o. M
6octo, fac simiis eng pred on tie oss ~,S,Sf Se.
o3 i dSa G sps Office n & R a
Cosmetic. is g. Walker street, one door Fl in Bosiw
zee Blue OF BsnB BR aS1.s sa s.'
18th January Instant st O'Clock evening An a%epn
Dj S be in attendance For rft WR ,gE hS.
-HSSN uLD ESTABLISHED EMIgkANT PAS
m SAGE s os Of s2qh : vsss Ssw YSTRes
ss 81 person f9@ sey sIt q ssat lIi'a1 and LELAND
Of 81 nsG ns s Ss s S. ny the Pine
sons sendg io thelr linen s. may rely that jut core u be
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as5.aai s2as42 2la.al5 a52 ZOO 1na. 21l

4bo.05J 623,64Z 2iB,9lo f0Z TUO TO8,Zl TBJ9l
These figures give very steady movement during the
year, and show progressive increase in the exchange
movement From the commencement of the cotton year,
the increase has been a6 6 200 per cent and much
exceeds the amount held in JAM Of last while the cir
culaon scarcely so high. For the past since
the Charleston banks resumed specie payments, the ex
changes have preserved the regularity and unr
nifty In all that period tho has seldom vnried per
centsay 1, thing known under the monopoli
sing sway of the ate National Bank which continually
kept the exchanges in uctuang state in order to take
advantage oil the difference caused by itself Such must
ever be the case under great bank. been proved
in evidence before Parliament that the Of the
Bank OF England were designed at times to produce GER
tain degree OF distress in order the rates of inter
est and enhance the profits bank at the EXPENSE of
the public
Resolutions, suspending the powers of the Alabama
branch banks Mobile and Decatur to lend money issue
bills and make settlements of debts passed the Senate of
that Stately of l6to and the House 30 to g. This
is preparatory to placing them in liquidation.
The following is the official return of the debt of the
State of Kentucky, on the oath Dec 1912 -:
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DsBr OF KENTUCKY, DEcEM
RER ~, 1912.
Amount of State bands issued under acto
February 1885, at per ce interest, 100000
Under act OF Feb 1896. at per cent 10000
" 1897, 10000
1888, 1,25000O
a." |" 1899, $4,000
Acts oil Feb. 1910, lsti, l,632,50o
Under act March, $40, All 2s3
Borrowed under act Of Dec. 1886 10000
S3,9il .7s3
Amount oil bonds redeemed during l642 $4,000
Leaving as the amount of State debt on
the Gath day Of Dec ls42 a. oOl 7ss
Amount Of State debt last year, g. 4Oi 500
Increase Of State Debt this ear S6ol 2ss
or (which there was issued for the repair Z
OF the Railroad g. SO
For other purposes OF Improvement, $4,000
vi this sum there was issued under the
act flsil, $4,000
Special acts to Hume and
Stoughton, 5000 1900
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1V'dI' IzjI,bU7 I,2bUygo I,3B3,4W I,36i,3yI
By recaptulaon, these aggregates give the following
results -
Fec Sept Nor. Dec. Jan
Loans, 4,22s,ss 4o717ss A2t3,265 4,l55,5i 4o537so
Specie, d56 N2 49l42 4OJ47 400135 4si 38i
Circulation 26,06t l,09e93 279.287 23l,607 1888 400
Depostts 274,723 l,66O35l 2A,lis l26o995 1854 39i
Their exchange movements is the following
table
Jan. Mar. Sept. Nop. Dee. Jan.
Dome bill sass75e 4ss,3 2Os,s62 325s 52sss 500 Gel
Foreign 1856 ia 709 1908 H0,A 1s4,7o8 23330
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

eR57e
TAkRYTOWN AND NEW YORK VIA HARL EN-
RAILROAD
NhE Public hereby Informed, that Stlge far the
nodttion OF Passengers wal between Tarr
and New York - fellows '-Leaves the Franklin House Tar
rytown, Monlay, Wlne day, Thu sdav and ray
at RI OK ,ud 'rrive at Wnsbndxe in time for the half
pat 10 O'Clock of for New Yofk Returning will
leave Wiasb dge he day Immediately the
rival Of the O'Clock train from, New York.
FARE THROUGH TO NEW YORK ONE DOLLAR.
BY tn above ingement passengers will have hours
the city and return the day.
NJ. n. WILSON, Proprietor.
Ian
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PORT OF NEW york, JANUARY 10


* stsE. 90 q Zoos %
~ .~rs- $50. 90. 4 So -,a,, vAr.H-.. $50
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against the resoluit on.
Chas. Buck,
20. Cammann,
r. Curtis.
"A. N. Giford,'
B. Hart,
j l.. Joseph.
Russell II. Nevins,
Rufus L Nevins,
". G.. Ogden,
"Edwsrd Prime,
John Ward,
- Stebbins,!
&C. Christmas,
IN Plat,
en-. Gould,
% L Lewis,
*R. II Winslow,
A. J Cooke,
+R. Birrey,
J. r. Talman,
w. Borrowe,
Sprague,
Henry Ward-23.
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HENRY +. RIELL., Auct'r.
nv RTELL a. ARCITt ARVJ1H

A, 10Y o'clock ~, sale rooms,
scIipnons bv catalogue.
nv HE HiREk i !. T Hs5Git ASs''Ei
Store 3Oa Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
re- nov ready to made sysnes,
nure Pianos &c. wednesday and Saturday
TUESDAY; Jan,l7
@G Crane nss anG ,ncSa
wines in various quality from low priced the best
Also ags 10 Of Imported and American sesar in every
At T yd;! s;sissE. y H., Zen; ,d 10;
family leaving ctv mt o aosS.
SATURDAY. Jsn2'
splendid asormen. of new and second hand funit ure
apsy f Si9as and sa house m ,rsss
useful curious and novel Now ready and for sale cheap
p MaaSaS Ars;s; 70 F ET:G
Of oil en G
S 'sT n s
l,bIa PLATED ndesieks chairs rocking chairs dining tea,
s"so stair ds ma" and flat and
with which the sale will commence The above furniture Is
mostly Siy ne 'vi and n Good good condition.
Masha! sae~Ats o'clock at No 10Y Ann street by vr-
toe ola Vi Fla execusion, the fixtures of said store
jewellery. - "
ruesday-share in the Chsiham Theare-AtI 10 O'Clock at
39 Fu ton st share IN the capital stock Of the New
Chham Theatre ue $3.50 interest Of per
and emitting the holder free admission night of
perform nee. All the interest is paid on said share
jv'6 ttsr
SALT-2760 sacks Ashton's Salt factory filed nov landing
das D 1'l w K e c 81. co S. South st
HH!t NE aSA YoF hIH H Sc BEo sFTAapEs
On and after Tuesday, January Sd. I8i3 the
subscribers will line of stages from Bedford to New York
three times a week, as foiows:-
Leaves Seey's Mansion House, Bedford every Monday
Wednrs day and Fridav morning at az ocloc~.
Leaves the Rail Road Hotel corner of Bowery aud Broome
SITS, New York, every Tuesdsy Wednesday and Satur
morning, by The O'Clock passing Marble Hail. r. asl
Chester and through White Plains, Robbins Mills and Mile
Square to Bedford
HIRAM DEFOREsT,
q. T.. LEWIS,
Propretors.
The Red Bird Lire Of Stages will continue during the
winter from White Plains day at o'clock, and New
York at o'clock, p. NJ, Sundays exceIted
HIRAM DErOREST,
J3 lmer Prourietor,
s@ssas1 1n MAIL LINE For ALBANY, md In
termcdiate Places "a fr as the Ice viii
h.--.--Ft. AZ permtl
The UTICA Va celebrated for her gth which enables
her 10 encounter with tho which seriously
obs rucs the river after this Period.
The celebrated ice boat Utica T. the foot Of Court
,nit street. This Afternoon at Uk, Mondiy January
&c. l8t3 -
For or freight, apply bol p C. sHULTZ
dthe otlcc on the "nari iyi6r
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- FOR SALE-Eams in the village of Jamaica, l..
E.;D I've handsome Farms. conainirg-the 6fy-four
the other ortyeght land properly divided
sIabe pasture and woodland They good OF cut
uvstion and e situated short distance south the Rail
road, to which their front extends parallel South On
one farm the improvements consist good two story house
barn aud outsdiDgs On the other there
site for building. They will be sold low if arned for
diatey. Appyto FRANCIS S. BROWN,
jig Nsrc No IS Wall street
~ FOR SALE CHEAP-Two fine buildings situated
EU IN ourshng and healthy village n. Je.sev
LII able for mercantile business residence, will be sold
for cash and goods o Farm Of 40 scres good land
with three dwelling houses barns Sc situated Plalnhed,
N j. io $50 and Of SIS good land AZ $40
Aso, IS small and 30 large farms cheap, the
times Also houses tannres mills pubic houses &c
Please call on s. VALE Al Corandt street every Saturday
from 10 70 9th days III Washington street whore fur
ther particulars will be riven. us lmsr
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For the resolution.
John Alstyne,
J. D. Beers,
w. @ Bucknor,
w. Bicker,
ID. Clarkson,
Levi Colt,
w Cairns, Jr.,
|Jacoh Little,
w. T.. Robinson,
'R d Weeks,
F. A. Tracy,
~ w. B,eecker,
John Warren,
J. A. Perry.
d. n. Wickham,
A. Fl Gallatin,
Daniel lie Roy.
w l. Booth.
8 T. williams,
'Morris KetchLm,
e.. v. Marvin,
Samuel ]. Beebee,
Tohp Paine
Moses Allen,
FJohn Asninwall,
~ Nelson,
s Nathnn,
yyyy TT
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
8. America, Bailey, Jan. 10
Sheridan, De Peyster, Jan. 10
FOR PoRTsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Brltton, Jan 20
Mediator, Champlin, Feb. |
FOR HAvRE.
Silvie de tirasse, Jan. rs
Louis Philippe. Castof, ] n "a
st. Nicolas, Pell, Feb. |
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M A r | TIM f H T. R Id
Sailing Days or the steam Ships,
Packets Tn Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
GsIricK, Skiddy. Dec. 10
Oxford. Raibbone, Dec. 10
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
QueS.c, Williams, Bee. |
Philad, lphia. Hovoy. Dec 10
FROM HAvRE.
Sully, Burrows. Dec. 2
Oneida, Funck. Dec. '6
ArgO, Anthony, Dec u
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COR DIR FEUCHTwAN9 ER'S Price Current Of CopA
via, Capsules, Acids, Dyewoods, Lamar Caustc asu6
reotype Chsmicas German Silver, &c. &c &C. Bee 1870
PAGE. ~
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nv RTELL & ARCULARUis
Store 30i Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
RS A. now ready made advances to any amount OIL
consgnments Returns prompt Sales OF real and
door sales Of household furniture attended TO in
Regular sales of Liquor Segars &c. Tuesdays Fur
nitnre, Pianos &c, every Wednesday and Saturday.
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RALTO. No. 4l0 BROADWAY.
THE PROPRIETOR, grateful for the patronage hitherto
l. received from his hiends and DESTROYS continu-
of j. respectfully inform, them and the ppbc generally
he has expense. entirely refited his establish
accordance with the pres mt fashion, and he naers
hmse that for comfort and cannot
sed by any III cry He has built foar splendid alleys the
most style which will be opened for Il reception s
At n me-" aid happy receive New Years Calls
jyl6 2tsrrc NJ. w. CORNELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
JUST PUBLISHED.

Travcls in The Great Western Pgairies, tic AnG
kuac and Rocky Mouatains and tn The Oregon
Territory; By THOMAS J. FARNHAN.
The above work contains full. clear, graphic and au-
thenlc account OF the Far West and predict will meet
The vents of the American public generally and truly
than any has appeared tor many years with regard to
the Oregon and the Far West In the FIRST pace relates
to wunderngs orr own Western Wilderness per-
formed in the years 1899 and $780, by man not emily capa
BILE of Observing writing the TRUTH hn who, witl
could hardship and danger things TO ne met ana
never fed from. The track which Mr. r. TOOK over ne
Rocky Mountains travelled before ny any "n'
observer He followed the trail of the Santa Fe traders
Unit, he struck the Arkansas which be assembled 10 the
Mace where il escapes from the Mountains at that poin he
entered the gurges climbed the frozen nights, and ira
yersed the deserts OF the Rocky Mountains, as g Nerh as
latitude ~ degrees On this pr: bis journey he explored
the sources OF lac South fork OF the Great Platte the South
prn branches of the Colorado OF the West and The sublime
and barren districts Of country lying about them. ffoia
latitude AZ he turned towards tie Pacific ocean ihFeush
Oregon Territory of which be tells yoa so much ana so
we'll that Won rise from tle reading acquainted with its
SOIL lis trees its whole commercial and agricultural caPa'
hilese5pored and related you forced TO believe by
an honest and capable observer Indeed Oregon and the
bole country along Mr. Fs track stand out with remark
able ds,ncness and interest; and his descriptions OF the
nd;ans-,heir manners and CUSTOMS and The events OIL his
daily travels are narrated with vgor and spirit which
will mace tAe wor to its interest," at ie7eiWi
the best OF lis kind.
n,ornp Expedition on Oregon Territory is published in the
last chapter the above work. which greatly enhances It's
yaue TO those who wish TO knox all about Oregon
u Sold the low price Of % cents Posmascrs send
ing one dollar will reeeive noe copies.