davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE S e. TaE RT osp ., 1s'I1ss,S.DER'}
AT 9Th Isabella Clark BosOn Baltic, Godfrey Falmouth
WT Ray GowS BS:Sn Harding
Editor Dayton Providence; Juliet Fornheir, doa for New
Passed up 5 p m, a deep laden full rugged brig.
GAZETTE orrrcE,
C,aI,ro. Cro..u PRH iaha No Oct Pa PM5
NeTThurypOs Lpde%2 Eliza Price; Lexington, Was and
Levant, Derickson, hence, at Barbados 5th inst.
General Record.
BRIe Sydney tBrl of Greenock from Barbados, went
70 Key West Salvage would be awarded by arbitration and
sSEn AID from Boston for New York before reported ashore
on Monomoy Point and taken into Pume harbor and cargo
sd She %l: hs s load
Ss @ sy 5G % s ssSps q !:Sa ha
TONS called Ss She entirely Of Virginia. Si ola
Ss' Of s%@
Sa S'5S to S 0% at H
by GsPt G. Banchad late Of brig Ceres This ship in
tended expressly Tor the ireightng business
WhaIemen.
ou Aga of NB Fsg S Ss Sept h lat @ N Ion SO days
Alpha, Coagdon' Of Nan New Zealand in April II mos
out with ii'O' spoken.
Tioga Trieste for Noeans Sept as in the stratsby the
Of Yarmouth for s. kits. Oct O. lat 81 49, lon So
Fortitpde Liverpool for Charleston Oct 90 lat IS a. lon e5
Foreign Ports.
aS u "e.: ' %,o sP So 2 a. Anita Pas CT BGs9
E sIssa yS oaa Sd
JOIN SB Oct aSHT cst6ar Saei win.low Alexandria
TpsA.eo, about Oct 23-q port Cumberland, Merrill char
loading "N' '"'''''''' was w Tue iH"e
vs. SSS Wi : GGn So SG Africa Aug N American
about Aug 26-ln port Ceyon Dayley for leeward
fBs aa about july H5 Snf H po Pilot Crosby from New
York; and another American vessel and class unknown
Home Ports.
HALLowEEL Oct 2i-sd Gazee sprinser baltimore 9sth
shTwmu Baa Savannah Sidus sover up the chesa
Ggorgiaaa, N0rssns; Loetto Mobile. oAV0 anu
New whose ' sp ben 9e from
brss oo schrs soop and fishing smacks mostly loading
POSTLfSD Oct 2sAyy Sarah Kimba NYo. cnndac.
gsS Oct R asA G%pu Simpson Sullivan for
4sG z4@a%sS'' West Coast
di'E 4hTs %:si ttf %ss
sn iss Ep' cs.s Brown 5Gs%e
LETT Albany TG Nieksgs9n and June, Doane NYort Ar
q Ann Miles Rondout; Forest Robinson, NSeas s'4 for
baSysss, oct2l-An Samuel, Nickerson aud Victoria,
NaSrucTEr. Oct 25-sld Louisa. Swain New York, Sc.
nator do.
EDGARrowN, Oct zi-Au American Eagle Farrs, Virginia
for Nantucket 'e
HoIMrs HoLF Oct esrassed by and ran down under the
North shore Lodi and Ella from PHILADELPHIA for Boston
NV BEDFORD, Oct 28-Sld Cornna, Handy. Chareston.
Mary, Horton Norfolk.
Oct IsaaS EmTs ThG%.on NYL Sid
Fr,.,ee NYork; Celeste, Wright, Albany.
WuMIvGroS, NC. Oct 25--Arr Gen Marion Sylvester
Warren I'll; 2]d Belle. Myers, New York; Frothn CHAM
pennet Gaadsoupe 2lih Joseph Howe lBr awrie, Turks
Packard, Barbados.
sSsiSa ,S5 sN m R%S Emily
Hayne, Treco flvena Sayony Briggs Boston; 25h, Supe
ror Backford NYork. Cid Waccamaw, Vincent w Indies:
Mary Clark Havana A Brown, CO. Sid Catharine Berry
and Carolina, Sherwood, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Oct 29-Au Newark, Merwin New York; cath
susan Drew, Psge and Choct3w Chase Boston Cid Madi
MOBILE, Oct p0-Arr VIM Goddard, Potter, Boston; Alex
ande Taylor Newport. Cid Albanian, Hitchcock NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

ney is the cheapest In 1860, when the currency OF
this country very full prices here were high IN COM
parison with those Of other countries Hence this was
the place to SELL Lot to buy and the imports greatly ex
ceeded the exports In the present year prices here have
BEEN the contracted currency lower than in other
countries Hence this has been the place buy rather
than to SELL and the export trade has been good and In
erative. In an article OF May 18th, we endeavored
to sho that the great fall in prices which had taken
Mace in all articles of supplies and materials had
abled the domestic manufacturers to turn goods pro.
ataby at far prices formerly. We then stated as
follows -
Let us look at the resutslOO 900 yards negro plain
cottons in 1929 would sell for 600; would
buy lO7 ,l4i lbs New Orleans cotton or 1000 brs
beef The same number yards will now sell for $4,000,
which will buy 1857 lbs. New Orleans cotton,
ll42 brls mess beef as follows -
A A,g s sSS IS3 SSs S
Actual bal in favor of manufactures, 35,7Is L2
Thsis extraordinary result, third less money
now commands the same quantity OF manufactures, as IN
1889, which commands 35 per cent more raw material
than in that year This is the true secret OF the proec
ton OF domestic manufactures.
This has been the real of the export of United
States cottons TO England for SALE That export has
tnued freely until prices affected At Boston the de
mand for export is good and the shipments for the week
ending Oct 81, were as follows -
To East Indies. ........,. .23o bales
Miquelon ............ II
RIO Janeiro. ...'.'......... ~
omyrna. 10000 ''''''' 'fV
$50
From New York they have been as follows
Export of cotton goods from New York, from
January to September |, ls42, packages. Ia, l16
Export of cotton goods from New York. from
January to September lsi3, packages. .26.57s
Increase, packages. Ia .4o2
This export demand consequent upon low prices has
taken off the surplus and caused prices to heathy
The pricesin Boston market as iollows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

Arrived.
Ship Louisville Crawford, 30 days from New Orleans with
800 bales 200 hhds tobacco r. X Collins. Captain
Hunt late of the L. died at New Orleans. The ship
brought home by Captain Crawford.
Baryue Elva, Graves, from Malaga Sept TO- with fruit,
Fitch Co.
Barque Waban Bartlett 80 days from Amsterdam it'll
fee to II. Haviand CO. Sailed in with ship Flonaian
Ellis for New York.
Brig Sea Allen 81 days from Bordeaux with wine and bran
dy to Nesmith, Leeds Co.
Brig Margaret Ann Crosby IS days from Malaga with fruit
TO Clafin * Drew
Brig Exact Johnson days from Savannah with cotton
Sturges 4 Cleaman.
Brig CuIlew, Davidson 10 days from Windsor, Ms. with
plaster, to Soule, Whitney & Co.
Schr fremont, Warrington 40 days from Sierra Leono with
200 skins 1850 lbs copper 1000 bushels order
Schr Martha, Dasey, days from Philadelphia with coal to
master.
Below,
One brig, unknown.
Barque Cosmo has arrived as reported in the saur.
day evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

This is corrobaratve of the above extract from our
cle of May 49, The contraction OF the currency and the
abundant crops have produced fall of prices which Gu
able manufacturers to underel proftably the
England in their markets This establishes the con.
troll of their markets.
Let us look at the Boston prices of the material
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

Disease had laid the strong man low
He writhed in torture's strife
And through Times glass, with rapid now
Gded his sands Of lie.
He scarce could turn from side to side
A film obscured his eye,
And all who saw the sufferer cried
"Alas this man must die !"
But no when doctors had essayed
Their utmost skill in vain,
Fen as for present death he prayed
In throes OF mortal pain.
friend, (such friends If Heaven wills
Be mine in danger dread)
Armed with box Of Peters Pills,
Approached the patients bed.
he forced them down the sick mans throat~'
What need the rest TO tell
Savedby the sovereign antidote,
The man though booked for Chsron's boat,
Within month was well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
M arried.

In this city, on the 25th inst by the Rev Hemsn Bangs
Capt THOMAS HoPKINs, of sedgewick Me, to Miss At
eu.rA, daughterEef Samuel Butler, Esq of Monmouth
Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,
Packets to Sail.


We shall favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
Of he Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will confer by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

Hereis reduction far greater than that of manufac
tured goods In August, $780, barrel of -four beef
pork and 100 lbs of wool cost the manufacturer O
He may obtain the articles SEQ OOa reduc
ton of DO per cent He then obtained for 1000 yards
drillings $ll5he now gets SIS for the article
The comparison then runs thus -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
Principal office, 1916 Fulton corner Of Nassau st.

Gg- PROFESSOR lVELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the radical of gonorrhoa, gleet and all un
pleasant discharges from the ure:hre These ps having
been tested every stage OF those distressing complaints
by the members the College Of Medicine and Pbarma
cy of the city of New York, confidently recommend
ed as the most powerful remedy ever discovered Tor all
diseases of the rethra Sold boxes at 81 each at the
office of the Consulting Rooms of the College % Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.

o7- DRAINING PEOPLES POCKETS" is THE
remark of of the veriest, inscriptions and subima
ted humbugs that breaihes moral pesence in New
Yok regard the extensive sale OF the Poudre Subtle
(Which he initiates This indeed the apex OF mpudence
which he should be rewarded with leather medal
The countless nosrums and vile compounds which this
pink and flower of charlatans has scattered the
union dealing death and misery to the afflicted is ncred
BILE and manests the reckesspess and audacity Of the
creature, more especially when he insists that his
limitations "a few months ol Of the Poudre Subtitle is the
original, and bues us because will not allow such
daring mendacy, TO pass unreuted. Fate has destined
us 70 aageaie the hound, and shall do it iearlessly
such exposition demanded that the belling brag
gart and deathdealing nostrum monger may longer
hang like a leach upon the community, though
squadron OF wrts and indictments he threatens follow
the motion of pen. The Poudre Subtitle has been be
fore the public many years. and the invention of DR. F.
uraud Wesolemny asseverate this and with alacrty
and cheeruness test the preparation before thu eyes of
every purchaser who will wait ten minutes We show
that the strongest hair vanishes like magic leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and white IT'S to be found no
where else but 81 Walker street. door from the
ner Of Broadway. 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

n port, ships Cotton Planter Hsye; VIM Goddard Potter
disg har1ues reazer Crockett do; Ranger Mken do; Wal
lory brown freight; brgs Mobile Williams, NYork; Uncle
sam Atwood Havana; Susan Spoford Spoford; Virginia
charging.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct l8-Ar Swatara. Davis Phlsdelphia
Hampton towan, Liverpool; Gotius Pitcher, aud Baltic
Spear, Boston; Ashbuuon, White ard Emblem, Over New
York; 18TH Adams. Cav Boston; Berwick Harding Phsde
nha; liu8tsy,lie Cornell NYok; Empessno. Collins, Jam
peachy; Voai Bradbury. and Puritan Ulmer Thomaston
2oth Talleyrand ileey Boston, Salvatore Posa (Spanshl
Mllett, Bncelona: Abby Baker, Pratt Mareilles Oceana
Creighton kottedim Sarah Ann Jane Grimes Charleston.
Below Della Walker LecTw from NYorS cd l9th, 90;
limbo, Marcy Vera Cruz Birkenhead, Brown, Liverpool
Emlen Lyle Philadelphia; Tuskar Lowell Boston; Se Flow
er Nohup Tobasco Goth, Genl Harrison, Moore, Boston,
Chatham, Mason, Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30


He thus gets his produce for $50 less money and sells
his goods for ss5 less making difference SIS 90 in his
favor The value of cotton goods imported into Cuba in
ls4a, was 81 4OS4l5 This imported from the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

Qg- FELLOW WHO BRAYs so Justify
like the animal with long ears, whose name he has
stantly in his mouth well adopt that for his
another 'aliss" and then stripping" may trust
he will eke to dancing again in "sye TO ft the ami
NAL and
Let the name Of honest DR.. Gouraud
And gil his subtitle powders-go.
DIR. FontaneS Chinese Hair Eradicator was made and
put forth by Dr. F. himself before any other subtle art
Gle made or the purpose and Mr. Subtle is not
quite subtle enough to make the ladies believe his
sense-trying to convince them that the original article
Is counterfeit Dr. Fontane true and original article,
DR.. f. warrants, under the penalty of $40, will take the
hair Oft in three minutes without the slightest injury,
provided it is procured at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 80

SUN RISES ...6 20 MOON
SUN SETS % HIGH WATER | IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

MTssING-MR. JOHN II. BATES, one Of our most re-
WI sreeble citizens left his residence Wednesday eve
ses He has not since i S h S%f o. '' Ills ABSENCE ss Z" sup 1
posed to be owing TO sudden mental Any uoma
s" S ' S '% s % rS b % by h
IgS cSG g 81 R9y BATES Warner No s. wal street. l. B.
or VIM; Gerard 81 Wall street ''"'
New York, Oct. 30 lsi3. osO 3t.je
Nos CEmTre Eirsi Annual Ball Of heThstle Benevolent
Assncatlon for this season. will take place at Tammany
Hall on Friday evening, December 9th. o3Ostsr
CARD
HE Veeren Corhs of Artillery under the charge Of George
take charge aud Garrison Fort Washington Friday the 9th
nsan there TO receive the New York line of troops their
Of the emency Of the weather part the company having
made their appearance on the ground o'clock NJ they
To the Fo't raining in torrents all the morning On their
arrival they found he seats that had been erected The day pre-
you shattered aud blown down by the violence of the storm
they immediately commenced repairing DAMAGES when they
up their quarters his elegant mansion Were bountia sup
Ply of tha good things of this world laced before them
his excellent family our thanks for the kndnesses received
their mansion which they will always hold n grateful remem
oso lt.ec >'f' =" ''t commandant
IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
2uiA;RSTERLY NJ eng Of the Frepd; and Members of
Hall corner q Re,de street aud Broadway on Tuesday even
ing the 2ls 1ei inst at h'li;gsst7 9'cloek
POST OFFICE,
New York, October 26th 1873. !
ENGLIsH MAlic-Le'ter Bags per Royal Mail Steamer
next, will be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices
in the city, Tuesday the ist inst minutes
single letter must epaid
TN, Post Ms,,s desires to call the G merchants
One Hundred and Sxtyye Letters having by the
TRIP from Boston and eu 10 the Post Once IN
the nTad postage n sad letters no, berg paid to the Post
o% city, ''' Si-i
OF lr Post Master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

e p =
needs no putting sulogise this medicine The proofs
which pub shing, almost every day, spek to the
point sequence of these al muat ulous
the sale of has increased beyond dent At this
have in the of
who have been perfectly by
this article within the three months We viii exhibit
Them TO any one who will call. Read the following
DR BLAKE-
Dear -ir-It is with heartfelt gratitude that inform you of
wonderful effects of Panace daughter who
thirteen eas old She had been subject couch and
weakness al life when about three months since she wa
taken with distressing disease of the lungs attended ~
fever aud raising She daily became aud
by her ply sican who sid impossible her
recover. then recnmmeudedby MIR BiuuGage of ~
100 Clinton street who had been cured by IT, get bottle of
your Pnaoea My hq band purchased bottle thu
ing and she I'D taken than three before
she found ief from IT, and she aeiy rcoy,r
under its AID has since been perfectly we'll
stronger aud hcacr than she brorenot, vesge
cough remaining MIR NEILER,
MRS. II. NEILER
South east corner Of eth ,treet aud 3rd Avenue.
Sold, wholesale and rea Ooe Dollar per BOTTLE iou
dollars for hye bottles, No $50 Bowery. Retail ~ Mo-
Astor House In Brooklyn, by Mrs Hayes No 1873 Fulton
street ana IN newark AZ lrippes 29j Broad street L,
remedy Tor Rheu mat,sm go jtis-ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
MIISIC

MUSIC
JOshPH KAMMEREh, professor ei music, r'peetfully
announces to his patrons and the public general hat ne
removed from 20 Crosby lJ5 Lauens street where all
orders for his Cotou Band wait parties etc. VA or on.
IT town will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Orders for K will also be received Mr. w Dubois music
tore cas- Droadwa o2 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
" THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
N,- RESCUED FROM DEATH.

py. 10 papers were received this mornin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

NATIONAL PAINTING.
'THE ENBARkATION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS
from Del-haven, pantedb y Robert w Weir for the
unda Of the Capitol atW is exhibiting the Ma
ona Academy of Design, OF Broadway and Leonard
street.
The exhibition will be continued until the 9TH &c November
Admission IS Season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
1871 cents.
Open from A. NJ I'LL 10 T. NJ. o2s eod2tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

ITALIAN MUslC.-MR. MANNINs., twenty years raj
dem Napes) pupil of Ptc,n aud Crscentni, siyts
.rueti9ns terms g suit the times, Italian French
fortr playing.
N NJ has permission to the following .entlemea;-
VI. Wainwrlght d. D.; Mtssrs. Rowland \ Aspinwqll;J
Mr. j Ward.
Mr.: NJ. resides at ESQ.,. Hudson street, Spring
oil lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

StGNOR &. ANTOGNlNl Informs the public that he in
- tends 70 remain IN hs city during the winter months and
viii devote his time IN giving Lessans IN Singing
y u Notce TO be left at Mir Godons music store, No.
i05s Broadway. o2i ,od6t.r
MADAME SUTTON,
PROFES SOR OF : NGING
az V,r;rL .,r.., IoL,., .t6 am.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

CE-Tne First Annual Ball of he,Thistle Reney client
~ ASSOCIATION. for this will take place at Tammany
Hail. on Friday evening, December 9th o30 STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
who con ,ult Madame Adolph.
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
AT THE APOLLO SALOON, BROADWAY.

MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3oth, 1919
MISSES MARY AND ROSINA SHAW respectfully
4N1 that thew ILL., assisted by their brother Mr.
David Il Shaw, give Grand Vocal Couce at the above
saloon the above evening As hey THROUGH the
City fill engagements in the South the Concert will be Tor
this night only Conductor r. 8 HsmoIdge whoswill pre-
side at the Piano Forte. Director, ID. Il. Shaw.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10
THE
LA D US W RE A T II,
AND
YOUNG LADIES' MAGAZINE.

YOUNG LADIES' MAGAZINE,
Is the ne ora neV work, published semi monihly in
fhHadetphid, at the extremity ioW price of
ONE DOLLAR Il YEAR.
TUE design of this work is to fur n,h Mt pov rate
L Magazine, which, ms regards literary merit and me-
canlca execution shall equal the best three dollar maya
zines, Each number will contain at least rorty-e: hi
Is vo) pages OF reading matter,
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
rom the pens of the most talented male and female wr
tiers ofthe day. One or more
Splendid Steel EngyarinSs
VIII be given in each NUMBER and also one of series of
splendid
Floral Engarin gs-Richiy Colored
now in course of preparations decled the most atrac
tive series establishments ever given in any magazine
ohe or more pages ol new and popular MUSIC will be-
given IN each number twill be printed upon new type
CAST expressly Tor the purpose aud upon fine white papcr
me work has reached its third number and thus r the
result has proved that the design OF publishing Maya
he osperor literary merit and clesun, execution at the
low pticco
One Doliar Year,
could not he successful Our subscription list is ALREADY
double mat Of any One Ladys Magazine, und handred,
are added each psek,
New Contributors,
and acknowledged talent have been secured
ANA the publishers are determined to squire no pains or
expense IN rendering the work worthy the patronage of
the public.
CLUBBING AND PREMIUMS.
For the convenience of neighbors and to facilitate re-
mittanccs, we will send when RENTED post raid,
Seven copies of the Wreath, one year Tor $500
Four copies of the Wreath, ind Three Dollar
Magazine, s50O
Five copies oft Wreath, and any Philadelphia
Weekly Paper, IS 90
fineen copies Of the Warca,h $40 90
Ten copies orlhc Wreath, ind my Three Dollar
Magazine, $40
Ten copias olthe Wreath, and Sparks Life Of
- Washington, in Nos. $40 90
Ten copies Of The Wreath, and SCOTS Novels $40 co
Ten copies cf the Wreath and Dickens (Boz'sj
Works. SIN co
twenty copies ofthe Wreath. and any one of
the above named works, SIS co
Specimen Numbers furnished If ordered post raid
ADDRESS DREW q SCHAMMEi.I., Publishers,
lli'4w. e. South Third ST. Philadelphia,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10
Twentieth Anniversary.
OUR ANNU Al. RESPE CTS.

We respectfully nsk reference to leading article Of
This number Ne have now published the RfpOrier TWEEN
~ years, aud again we repeat our THANKS to numerous
friends aud pujrons.
Professions are most unmcanlng, ard 1t is hoped TINT
on our part regula, the hest pledge for future III
tcnos. The support extended TO by the public rem
drrs II mn imperative nnd pleasing duty that no expense
or trouble viii be sprrc IN making liberal ARRANGEMENTS
for their benefit Favorable contracts have been catered
into andrencwcd for 1915 and scc, Of Lotteries viii be
continued monthly TO meet the wishes OF ALT and now
ol the exchanges are comparatively regulates; Schemes
viii be extended In conformity, and the chances for adj
ventures rendered infinitely more favorable Our ceres
pondeuls will he pleased to remember lhnn tickets ssu
ed by drawn by authority Of the various States I'M
der the pcrSnnll superintendent Of COmis,uher, an
Ioutc aud that Prizes are guaranteed payable IN specie
funds. The LEADING Schemes Tor February urc now sub
mtrd, II must be observed they Of surpaS,ng magr
tudc that the chances admirably and y oraby diytrs
fled, and that the price Of Tickets graduated TO enable
our CORES pondens 10 remit any amount they may find
convenient. Small remittnnces claim the same purclun
attention ~ large.
Over umillon of dollars will be shared among the pub.
lie in Fcbruaryin Capital Prizes from COO S30GCO
And 10 those who wish TO put IN for proportion We rec.
oncnd emphacay, 10 be in time and send their order, TO
:. j. SYLVESTER
1870 Broadwdy, and 22 UdASt. N,n Yorh
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10

01rActive and trustworthy men can find EMPLOYMENT
IN procuring subscribers for the above work.
~ Letters addressed TO the publishers poW raid with
appical'oIs Tor agencies, or ORDERS will with prompt
attention. ''
Gr Post Masters and others who obtain subscriptions
ana become Responsible for five copies, shall receive
sNh copy gratis or Tor len subscribers twO copies, and
~ me same rate for more. They will ;plesse to let the
ruolsers Know how many copies subscribed for und
how they shall be forwarded
publishers o papers who will insert the above six
weeks and forward to Tappan Dcnnet one number OF
'her paper shall receive copy Of the work for doing
Boston, lS42. 15.Gw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10
ATE or VERMONT

ST ATE or VERMONT Tn, Non. N, ProDat,
DISTRICT or wiSDsoR-s.s. Court for he District
Of Windsor nfores1idT0 all persons concerned in the
estate Of ROBERr PUTNAM, late Of Chester in said
District, deceased, hstdte,
" GREETING
"HEREAS, RoBsRr PurSAN, Executor the viii
oithe said deceased, proposes to rende'
Of his administration aid present his account against
said estate, for allowance at the Probate Court TO be held
at the Inn Off. Avell in Springfield in said district on
the LIST Tuesday Of March NEXT. Therefore, you are hereby
notified To appear before said the time and place
aforesaid to show canse If amy you have why the said
account should not be allowed. li5.3w
Given under my hand and the seal OF said court nj
Cayends, In said district. this first div III February
ID. 1919. SALMON I. BUTTON. Regi,fsr.