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ID. M. PEYSER Il CO..
Ne ITO William street corner Of John street and I Bro.s
supply ~ s ss cw ASG .@
S sfeS b.S BY o o s Is and
Berlin Zephyr aud German wer.tsd-the most complete
Berlin Embroidery Pqttem.--a choice selection. 81.
gold and silver, Of all width, snG Qualities '''A'
Purse Twst German French and English plain and
'hsd6 z se,n' sticks and on 'RSG. and
s1,penden ,uperbly embroidered, and su,pepder Trim
Cold silys s. and s.ss Bead: in a! Nos
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord Twist Thread and
Embroidery Frames, and variety of different Fancy Art
Artificial Flower,-a choice selection
Gmp'' Ta"el' Buttons and all other kind Of tIi%Iing
WHO WANT S0oR
cheap store as Boadwsy north west eopst Of Canal street
Good city mai. s sS, I apd pes
ehdfsn ne french and native calf die.
s ssss ores. so the Of the
different kinds for family use TO- numeron. e.
WAIKERS Cheap Boot and Shoe store Is Broadway,
north west corner Canal st VII
VI with the fixtures and lease of wholesale ana
and Shoe n ss best ,. Ms S nj "
deceased, will be sold cheap for cash
their vantage Chatham oppost. Roo,e
welt, and ersmme for themselves lm.rc
SPECTACLEs-C, II. PFALZnRAF, Ocust and UptI
~ clan, Canal st. No ITO (Remo, I'd from Broadway 5 his
constantly hand large assortment OF Spectaele for short
aI.S ' sSe, tn ;P' q sT,aSe. a-e sm.
GOAL, COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, FIST quality
~ will be sold BY the subscriber at the following low prices
for cash Fresh broken and from lump the yard
ed AVID delivered OF the IS 81
rs large nut - so Is ton less will be charged Ia
taken from the boat-weght and quality warranted;
PETER CLINTON,
va smsr S7t Greenwich. corr or Of KiuR
TSO THE LOVERS OF 5UPEkiok BLACk TEA
L Howquas MiIturcThis extremely delicious and unparsl
laled Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported for sale the Canton Tss Company General
Taa Establishment Il, Chsthi New YorT, and l6 Full
ton Booklynn packages Pss 50 and ~ zach
PEACHES FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers have for sale about Sir Thousand Baskets
Il Of Peaches, orchards, growing Delaware. These
orchards three and four old the trees all budded and
Of assorted kinds and uncommonly fne for this
neighborhood The fuit, think, will compete with any
that may go into market We offer t. sell them by the
way The buyer TO give secuty for the fuhlment
OF contract.
orchards and subscribers Delaware city, Delaware All
communications must be post paid. JOHN O. CLARK.
iyT 3w.r VIM D. CLAkk
TYR, HOUSTON, Dentist, ~. returned to New Yorh
~ Rooms IN p. P're ri doo' t,nm Hrosdwsy sds
!thai vimefe
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,DpOTrC,JoN or HUMAN LIE, BUILDINGS
phSIIpl IN LfGHTNlNG-eowers improved Light
~ ran5netors Apply TO address ,. A. POWERS, us
LING ling Nvsv New York. jys lmerc
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Sn ~ Peoples LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
fs.r At b1.ss . at S'fs from
Steamboat Pier bet EN- CourtanA and Liberty streets
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt A Houghton will leave
Tuesday, Thusd.y and Saturday evenings, At O'clock.
will leave Monday, Wednesday ,nd Friday evenings at
O'Clock. 80
landing intermediate landings, will leave Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday Afternoons at 5 O'Clock.
freight apply board or to p T. Schultz At
the Office on the wharf. jyT
.a4DH - SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate
= Lsndngs-From the Steamboat pier, at the
foot OF Barclay street BreaAfast and Dinner board
Leaves New York-The Empire Monday Wednesday
Frdav The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at A NJ. .
Landing at-Csldwes, Westpoint, Newburgh, Hampton,
Pou Hyde Park nebeck, U. He'd Hook. BRISTOL
Catsklll, Hudson CoIsackie and KindeIhook
The new low.pressure steamer TROY, Captain A. Cor
ham, this Tuesday a, O'Clock III the morning, Aug J.
The EMPIRE. on Wednesday morning. at o'clock.
For passage, apply the Office oo Barclay
board.
Notco-A Goods Freight, Baggage. Bank Bills, Specie
any other kind of Property taken shipped put board
the Boats of this Line be the risk of tho Of
such goods &c. aui Ctr
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NETWORK 6 BOSTON
SOU ND PILOT.
O OFF
street Beekman Reference number Of Merchants,
and Porlspd lie misr
.ffk FOR L3NDoNIHegulY Packet , q the 10Th Of
AAf capt. Griswod, will positively sail /" above, her
Having very superior accommodation, CABIN cabin
and steesge passengers, persons wishing to embark should
make carry app"'A''OA '' '''u JOSEPH McMURRAY,,
wishing to send for for he sn have Il en-
IOpsh out Sy the sSoS S ship o. h regular BY
% R.ssss 18Th Aasa.T1ss splendid Ns is YcIt
viii sail the 18th Angus. her regular d.y
ne S apply s'
The p.sls, ,ep g,s.. ws.,,,n Philip wss$so.:s,
m s w the Liverpool and sail on doy
s. M 81 s.3hsS
A.compete order for long v9 STGi iApPly To
air So South street.
FOR EkEIoHTT 9s 5.1 M N.r
A4s' tons ''A'' in 'iE'Rs' 'aS
h1a, No. 81 %se'5e S@ eighth S
small Seneei rsmy Rent moderate and possession imme.
dG S .SI 's'SSfc TR II Lane
sR TO BAKERS-TO LET-That modem built two
No 78 Bayard street, containing thirteen
rooms with patent bakery for bassr vaults under
and the Cotton has been introduced in the yard
Terms GOOD For further particulars
ply to AID. Russell, t6 Centre 81 jy3o &c
ROOMS TO LET
~ IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
- The Subscriber having fitted this esab i.hmenta at
rypense for the comfort OF his friends and me
tefr for the liberia patronage already
h. by his eIertions to please for continu-
ance oft
He begs inform them that he has still two double and
hI &c single rooms which he will let low
TO suit the times application be made and will
be happy to wishing the beauty
and advantages OF tins p1ce.
The situation one OF the most desirable the Terrace
Having large bathing house directly front, the
enjoy that urury with the greatest eonvenisnce
snd pleasure
from New York. GEOR0E PIERIS,
Belmont House, New Brighton
June 18th. Is43 1907
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FRAgxpoRr. July ls-sld Edw Blake Havana; iClinten.
Guadaloupe.
BUoKsPoRT July a5-An Marcellus, CHM, NewYcrk Sid
Marquis, do.
NEwBURrPoRr, July 2s-Cld Southener, Gibbs, Pictou.
SALsM, July 2a-Au Heulck, wilkins, NYork
NEw BAy.N July 2s-Ar Comet, Muych, Savannah; paci-
hc Sperry, ALBANY; New York Jones' New York Sid Eliza
bath, Hoyt Albany Editor, Dayton, New York; Merchant
Stevens.
HARrFoRp July 29-sld Emily. sou,hworth, NYork
PgiLADEhPHiA, jelly 2l-Ar gen Harrison. Moore Lon
dondeuy locy, tBrl Alec, Windsor NJ; Sun, Flynn,
Boston; Cooley, Camp. Wilmington NC; Potomac, Lo-
rlng Portand Splendid Shackfod Esstpert CID Wanderer
LBJ Dolby, Halifax ny; Vesper, Lohand ST ktsi Sylph
SsLer.oni Mi FEie9ds kpaC freeman Kll%n Council Council
Thone ws,l Indies Indiana, Coson. Providence; Atlas
SroS GErowN, sc. July 2s-An Cha. Hammond. Talbot,
NYork.
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Watch Makers, No. ~ Merchants Ehenapse, ~ =.
We ao certify the annexed ste men "a
ton Lock. signed' DAvlD nv kcU
jy3l ytsec ~ - $4,000
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"CHLORI OF LIME"
~~oo cAsKs or "BOYD'ss MAKE-rOR SALE BY
Z(U PERssE 4 BROOKS,
NO a LisGaTv STREET.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
Cotton Market,

Cotton Market.
The very its close, but the prices
TO be very firm in all the leading ports. The crop
must now be nearly all in and stands follows
1912 l8i3. Deer. Incr
Receipts l,663,433 2359,8l5 696, 382
Exp'rt to g Bri-
9l5 662 1,45l776 536,1H
" France, 38l85 33473 47,3t2
' other ports, 1852 is5ooi 7ius
Stocks. 50,653 1856
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TAYNE'S VERNlfUGE has gladdened the heart Of many
mother VINO had expected follow her child TO the
but found restored lite aud health by this cele
bated specific eNpels without irritating the coats
Of the ,tomach and bowels and Combines the virtu.s OF tonic
with those OF Alternative Neither the V,mifuee the
Expeetoran rival in the Who'll. Of the matera med
ca, for the diseases for which il IL adapted
Worms swept away from the stomach snd bowels by
yayne's Tonic Vermfuge by the buom OF destruction
They perish under its uuence Instantly and
PEELED with the which they beddsd The cure
almost all and recurrence Oh the DIS
order should take place few doses OF the preparation will
fail produce the desired obecfoI the effect does not
weaken With repetition Those who suffer from piles
mttent feveor complaint where mild Alternative
be desirable, will find Tome VeTmuge,a
valuable remedy
Sold by A D. Sands Druggists wholesale and retail
No 10 Fulton stee 3 Broadway and IT East Broadway
iv2Ih ti.S
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PORTTG UEsE FEMALE PILLS

THESE aramed and celebrsed Pills, from fcrtugsi are
we Perceive 10 obteiutd ia his ccuDtN Sc rfvrrt -
me ~ the last column fourth psks
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WANTEO-A situation as porter in a mercantile house. -
w note addressed To G. 3. this Office, will with
prompt attention. al Item
WANTED-B By Iespec table female situation as
w tIes. or do the light work of family Would have
objection to go short distance Best of city
two doors from Barclay. al tsm
WANTED, A PERSON COMPETENT TO DRAW
w MAPS ON PARCHMENT.-AddreaI |, City Hotel
with references of qualification. jy 20 stis.r
WANTED-A 'u,ion h1ht PORTER, out door clerk, OF
W warehouseman respectable store The advertiser
writes good PLAN hand has perfect knowledge of the city
and having been bred To Industry capable and willing
make himself useful TO hi, .mployer Anv person
eeerc ami security rrquired will please apply by
u Herald oihce, which will be pun cualy attended to,
jv29 str
MIR. FE HIMORE COOPEs'5 Answer to Canaip Mac
M ksnZie the subject o the Battle of Lake Erie now
published and can be had sinsy quantities ap
ton to FRANCIS MOONAY
alM,m ,'lobe Hotel
GAR BALTl MORE FOR HAVRE-Pass- myers are re
O'Clock precisely.
The Mail will close the Post Office and letters be taken
from the keanlng Rooms Mhalfpast II o'clock A. nlr
pkCKEr SHIP UTICA EROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by tins shp wall Please send their permits board at
All goods by the slst inst will be Liable to be
sentto ne public store. BOYD HINCKEN,
Jy2sec No Tonine Buildings
CHOWDER AND CLAM ROAST,
TURTLE BAY HOUSE.
THURSDAY, 3 AUGUsT-AT O'CLOCK.
al3tfr TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance Ofan order Of the court OiCom-
u lnon Pleas Of Brown eOunty, Ohio, made at
their October term in the year 1912, will pro.
csed on the remisss on the 9th day Of May next,
between the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock o. said
day, to sell the following real estate, lying in
said county Of BroWh;-begnnilg at stake
stan ting NORTH, 80 degrees west, "a polls from
a stone in the r1ai. corner 10 D0wdney ard
More; n,rth, 5)l tsgraes West, ~ s poles to
stake Y. W. c1sn-r 0ftae lot thence north,
81 degrees east, a p la-; thsncs north, de-
grees east, . p1les; l1encs snuti, +! degrees
east, g. poles 10 The 20 nrrof the stable by tho
road; thtHce with me rord north. g Gdegrse, west
9 p1.es 70 Ins cDrnar, Dr tle hlIsr; thsl:esouth,
81 degrees west. 3 ! poles 70 the bezinng SAID
real estate, 0 BE- soil lof pIt half cash 10 hand,
and the residue la SIX months, 10 b secured by
note and sscu.itg
HENRY WHlTFNAN, Admir-. Of
Samuel " Waner, deceased.
April 9Th. I-4t.
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administrators Sale.

IN pnrsuaacG &c an orier ui tie court
n Of Common Peas Of B-owa counrv,
Ohin, mad at their O.u5or term in the
year lS42. will Proc,c ed ou the premises
on the 8 dag of May next, between
the hours Of 10 and 1 o'clock on said day,
TO sell the following real estate. iying in
sad county of BroNn;-L,ls Numbers 3
and Z out OF out lot M. I'D IA y Nrh
Georgetown. S id estate. to be sold for
one half cash in hand, aad the residue
in six months, to be secured by note and
security.
MARGARET NICHOLS,
Adminis,ra,rix oi Robert Nichols, decd.
Aprii 5Ih, lS43.
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Take Nofiee-


THERE will be a petition presented
n to the Commissioners Of Brown
county al their next meeting in June.
praying for en- alteration in the county
road in Eagle township, leaving the State
road near the corner Of Jacob Marquiss's
land, snd running from thence to john
Anderson's mill on Brush Creek. The
alteration commencing where said road
leaves the line between Isaac Carys Esq.
and John Markers land. so as to run on
said line TO the corner Of said lands.lhence
on the line between said Marker and
William Buffers land 10 the corner Of the
same, thence on The line between John
Bradley and Samuel Aiexander's land
until il intersects said road.
April 9Th, A. D. l943.
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LIVING WITHOUT DRINK.-Ths last
Boston Medical Journal contains q com.
munication from DR.. W. A. AlcOti, in
which he states that he drank nothing
during the whole year Of iS42i and, in
fact, that he had not yet returned to the
use Of drink. With on1 exception, he
suffered less than formerly from thirst
This exception was in July, when, in or
dsT. to make a fair experimentjhe worked
hard at hsying. The 6rsI day or two, it
being very hot weather, he felt return
Of thirst, which he Sllayed by gurgling
his throat with cold water. After two
days he felt no more thirst, though he
worked hard. The object OF this exPe.
riment was to prove, for the benefit Of
The friendsO Of temperance that if our food
is simple and plain, we need but very lit
tie drink. His diet was bread fruits
and succulent vegetables.
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New TRIBES IN AFRICA.--A letter has
been received from Mr. Wilson, at the
new station upon the north side Of the
GaboOn river, about twenty miles north Of
the Equator. Mr. Wilson has assembled
the river 10 miles from it's mouth. On
his excursion 10 the uppei waters Of the
GabOon, Mr. w. saw many people who liv'
ed ten or twelve days journey farther
into the inreriOr, and whose features and
general appearances were very different
from those of any other African tribes
They appeared to be very superior race
TO those which inhabit the regions on the
coast. They have no taste for tobacco
or rum, and slavery does not exist among
them. Their cOuntry extends many hun
dred miles into the heart Of the conti'
nent, on the south side Of the Mountains
of the Moon.--N E. Puritan.
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sUPREME COURT.

Judges WOOp and READ, April Term,
1912.
The case Of Eunics Buckingham's
Executor vs.. the Commercial Bank, de-
cided by the SupTems Court on Saturday
has excited some interest. The facts
are as follows:-The Bank suspended
specie payments the l7th OF May, 1887,
resumed on the 18th Of August 1888; a
gain suspended the ist Of April lS4O, 70.
Sumsd on the 4lh Of March lS42, and has
ever since continued TO pay or demand.
On the 7th Of July lS4l, MRS. Buckingham
being the holder Of 8 10 ,973 Of the notes
Of the Bank dated in 1885, also Of S..
252 dated in 1888 before the 18th Au.
gust ia that year, also Of $3.50 dated in
1899, and Of S445 dated in l94O, a.
mo uniting in all to $4,000, demanded
payment IN coin al the Bank, whicl was
refused. The notes were again presen.
ted on the 5th Of March 1912, and pay.
ment demanded with interest from the
suspension at the rate of6 per cent. per
annum, and IL per cent. additional damN
ages from the 7th July lS4l. The Off
Ger Ofthe Bank said they would pay the
face Of the nOte in coin, but did not count
out or designate any money for that pur.
pose aud refused to pay the interest and
damages. To recover the money with
the interest and additional damages. this
suit was brought.
The charter Of the Bank provides that
in case Of frefusal or delay Of payment on
demand, the Bank shall be liable to pay,
az additional damages, at the rate Of IL
per centum per annum OH the ammUunt.
The general law Of the State allows in.
terest at the rate Of 6 per cent, where
payments are delayed. The act Of 1924
regulating proceeding where Bankers are
parties, authorises plaintiffs in suits a.
gainst Banks TO give in evidence at the
trial, any Of the notes OF the Bank then
held, and to recover the amount with in
terest from the time the Bank ceases
or refused 10 redeem its notes. The
same act further provides that interest
on the notes Of suspended Bank shal
cease from the time, provided six weeks
notice has bee given in newspaper OF
the county where the Bank is. There was
no proof of such notice in this case.
The case was fully argued BY Q. G..
Converse for plaintiff, and V. Whorting
ton, for defendants.
The opinion Of the Court was deliver
ed by Judge Read on Saturday, deciding
that the plaintiff had right to recOve
interest on the whole of said notes at thC
rate Of 6 per cent. per aunnm from tn.
18th Of May, 1887, to the Sd Of April
lS43, the first day of the term, and Il
per cent per annum in addition from the
9TH of July, ls4l, and thereuPon CAV
the plaintiff judgment for $3l ,236 66
The defendants counsel rendered biI
Of exceptlOns.-Cin. Gds.
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AttentiOn!!

ENHE Commissioned officersOfthe sew.
Il eraI Regiments, Squadrons, or Bats
,aIions, composing the Cd Brigade 9Th Di.
vision Of Ohio Militia, are hereby notified
TO meet at their respective places of hold
ing Rsgimental, Squadron or Battalion
MIsters, on the first day Of June lS43
and then and there proceed according 10
law, 10 elect a Brigadier General, TO Gil
the vacancy OccasiOned by the resigna'
tien Of General James Pilson.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Mas. GEN
May, 9Th lS43. 9Th ID. U. M.
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MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY.-Our read
ers generally, we suppose. have seen the
celebrated Siamese twin brothers, who
we're exhibited in this as we'll as all the
principal cities and towns Of the country,
and who subsequently purchased farm
in North Carolina, on which they at pres.
ent reside. The marriage is thus an
nounced by correspondent of The N. Y.
COulier:-"On Thursday, April l3.were
married at Wilkes Co., N G, by the Elder
Colby Sparks, Of the Baptist church,
Messrs. Chang and Eng the Siamese
twin brothers, TO Misses Sarah and AIDE.
laide. daughters Of Mr. David Yates, oI
Wilkes Co N. c." Whether happy QUAD
RUPLE started on a journey 10 pass of
The honey moon, or remained at home,
the deponent saith not.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-09

The Rev. C.B. THARP will lecture
in the Court house in this tOwn,On Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
the 9'h, ,l0!h and ] ltb inst, commencing
each evening at candlelighling. Subject
for the two FIRST evenings,-SecOnd com
ing of the Son of Man, in which an expo
sIrion will be given Of the parable efsheep
and goats, and Of 2nd ThesSalOnianS, LIST
9Th and 10Th. Subject Tor the Srd eve
ning,-FO,ure Judgment.
May l, lS43.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that there will be a petition
presented to the Commissioners Of Brown eoun-
~. State Of Ohio, on the frt day Of their next
session, praying them to establish county road
as follows, to wit; Beginning Al the end of a
comfy road now terminating near Jacob HaraS,
at Five mile run on the Georgetown and
Faysttville road thence the nearest and besI
route to the north side OF Michael Wallaee''
house on Starlings fork Of Whiteoak creek
thence east to twenty Eve degrees or thereaboutI
to the line between Brown and Highland
counties.
Green township, Blown comfy, Path April, ls4S
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NoAH's ARK AFLoAr.-The Sea Flow
er has just returned, having been absent
six months, having visited fifteen harborS
on a cruise IF six thousand miles in all,
among the West India Islands, with the
splendid menagerie Of June, Titus and
Angevine, Of this city, on board. There
are Tigers. Lions, Bears, Leopards, Ga
zelles, and Serpents, and other interest
ing creatures among The crew, which have
been shown oft the great delight Of the
neighboring islanders.
[New York Express.
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THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON

At Rome and Vienna the anniversary
Of the great and good mans birth was
cele brafed with as much show and par
0de as at any poirt in his own county
At Vienna our Minister, Mr. Jenifer, made
the occasion distinguished bya ball, to
which the ministry and nobility repaired
with over five hundred Of the elite of that
gay metropolis. At Rome about DO
American citizens, travellers, artists, of.
fcers, &c, attended Few countries can
boast of such love in fureign lands fol
their great men.-Cin. Eng.
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Notice.

A petition will be presented to the County
Commissioners at their meeting on the hrStMOn-
day Of June next, praying for the location and
establishment Of a county road leading from
Clemont Comfy line near MooF's fork, com
mencing on Cooper'S line, from thence between
Haggarty g. Bradley, from thence between M.
Dslmur and BaIger, from thence along
Cars g. Demur's road to Giady, from thence
the line between Manahan's and Bagsf's line,
fromthence 10 Samuel Browns corner and along
said Browns line to Patrick Weners line to
N. Bishop and John MiIley to the turnpike
MAY 2nd, I643.
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New ENrERpR1sE.--The St LouisNew
Era says the Farmers Of Johnson county,
in Mo. have formed themselves into an
association, the object Of whichis 10 ex'
pOft their surplus produce to some for
eign market, aud through their agent, to
convert The same into gold and silver OF
lie equivalent, that will provide our Gill
gems with a sound circulating medium. to
pay their debts. They propose to raise
as much Hemp and Tobacco as thei'
circumstances will permit ,and TO dellve'
it at the Company Warehouse on the Mis-
souri, river, where the agents chosen
may direct. 4 committee oftwelve was
ordered tobe appointed, TO take charge
ofthe enterprise, to obtain Information
make selection Of Warehouses, 60.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-09

GROWTH OF THE WEg.-Commerce Of
the lakes.-Col J ] Albert, Of the U s
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers at
Washington, has been for some time en-
gagged in collecting and classifying the
statistics Of the Commerce Of the Great
Lakes, with a view TO the exhibition Of
the growth and progress Of the Great
West A friend just from Washington
gives US the following striking facts,Which
he obtained from Col A and which may
be fully relied on.
The Exports and Imports Of the region
bordering on aud trading through the
Great Lakes were to the value Of
In 1888. In ls4l.
Exports So ,S24,32s $32, 1924, 1851
Imports l4,l37,O26 33.453,44l
Thus il will be seen, that while the
trade of other parts OF the Union has
been greatly diminished from its "Palmy
slate" 10 1885 the trade Of the Great
Lake has nearly quadrupled in 5 yeGrs!-
Ia 1886, the imports Of the West were
six times the value Of :sitS expOrlssI in
lS4l the latter practically balance the
former. Such is the unprecedented
growth and extension Of the mighty
West.
The returns for 1912 are not yet per
fscL-Tribuns.