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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25
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NOTICE is here ' given. tn I all those ndeh-
v tel 10 thp hrm # " ood Il Rhaun, hy note,
D." d az hook count. are requested 10 ooms for,
wa srd selrs their accounts on or before the lat
uf NJ fch rss,. All those eouplym q with the q.
hove request will confer favor. or, Ptrhsrs, save
costs WOOD & RHAWN.
ssnbury, Jan. 9sth, ls43,--bL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-25

"Tormint" New brunswick papers speak
ofthe abundsaceef wolves, hungry and ravenous,
an that province. They have become dangerous
a gentleman who travelling on the Houlton
read shmt time since, was chased by four of,hese
elrly customers.
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"Good Will Fire Company,

pIItIIII VIIfCt,
Sunhury. Feb. 2h. 1919. {
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Cleared.
,pns%Sas Nancy stevens, stevens. New Orleans, r
ks MoSs Ss
CSM ovs Henry Chase S Sc Savannah Ogden;
Couch Richmond, Allen PaIsOn '"''''' '''"0''"
Arrived.
Packet snip Argo, Anthony. from Havre Jan. with mdse
Bremen .hir Emma Teckenberg from Bremen, Dec 49, and
sed On the l2h inst lat 80 30, Ion e IS. fell with
Ship Aisan Hart days from savannah with cotton
sns Baxter rom Fail River for saSannsh and lost al the
s sd @n s d %
rte fom ssE The brig tut into Charleston before
B,Ique s.. Cloud, Pvi' 10 day. from New Orleans with
buwk. and deck load Of moIss.e "e''y
Baque Mandarin, Colby IA days from New Orleans with
BaTque osImy Gaylord IS DAYS from New Orleans with
81. lcsTcodtc Meyer sacksn. Sailed in with brig
Brig Penns vsna Turley, is days from st. Thomas with
British k,g Leone Harvey 81 days from Antigua. ballast
with coffee and pimento Barclay Livingston Goth uit
Of n Shot Keys boarded baque Nachez Of Boston, from
Big Mary Pencil: stsdeld 10 days from New odeau:
Co 9th inst lat 49, lon 70 ship Iowa. Lines from New
hs 70 De w fH% Sew with 800
hb sT e 5b S S My with 1888
Brig Jefferson Dyer 10 days from New Orleans, with
sc TO master.
Brig Emily Perkins, 10 days from New Orleans with 1880
sacks to p Harmony Co.
Brig Atakapas, Hayden II days from New Orleans with
2e8 hid. sugar 81 do molasses to Maitland & Co.
Brig Hardy. Thompson, II days from ST Marks with cotton
2tt u 100 miles north Of St. Marss spoke
r. Rim hence hound 10th inst lat 49, Ion 20 spoke
Mary Smith, of Portland, from New Orleans for Boston
sch Chses l. Voss MAYHEM 10 days from Neux'tas, with
brig Ann Eliza, for Apdachicola-
Schr Eurous, Hall (o Bos,on days from Pensacola with
cotton TO The T. expeIr need weather the
pa,sase-split sails and carried away jibboom.
Schr SAUNDERS Merman IA days from New Orleans, with
sugar, SC to J. g. Taylor.
Sch Cleopara's Barge, Lewis, days from Wilmington NC
with corn-bound TO New Haven.
sailed.
ship wellington, Chadwick. for London, and Others.
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFrIcE The United States, for Liver
pool VIII sail to-day IL o'clock Her letter bags close
G'lpn's, the Exchange, at haIfpast H.
BRIG RAYMOND Leyenss Her, from New Orleans for New
Egg hnpor Dn The captain, first mate and
drowned The cargo consisting of and molass-s
consigned to Ravens Co. TIL vessel has bg aud full
Of water.
BRIe Monaco Capt Hayden of the Aakap-s at thi, port
from New Orleans, reports that the 2d lust of Cape Fior-
took from her the officers and the Monaco,
(iott from New Orleans for Baltimore which
by the Milton the 3Oth jan g. Ion 81 "a and
sunk.
scHR Embarrassing Milton the 81 inst fe II in with
small boat containing the captain and Of the Intrepid
from New Orleans for New York which vessel had been run
into during the previous night by an unknown ship and sunk
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$780, would fall of $4,000 but stated the law levyng
the additional centsexpres by Limitation 18th February
ns leaving the tax but 10 on the $780, and
no bill has been introduced extend or increase the
taxes consequently for is4s the taxes will be s2aa
instead Of $ss67os, as in the last year hence there
will be deficiency of $e2 $685. which s44 900 in excess
1.-THE whole sum paid last year the sinking fund I'm.
less the presen. legislature promptly pass bill 10
cents additional tax, on every $780, Kentucky will pass
among the nsolvent states aud thus will perish the ere
dit OF State which, Notwithstanding that il has duriny
season of very general dscredt increased it's debt with
in the year over 100000, without materially affecting the
price Its stock. The tax Of cents was applicable 70
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woralxn Eml,ortntionn.

, Harvesting Ago-lO pkss Ne.ips COT St FeI-ss
RRossIi-2 Wight sturges shaw16 HsbeIsham Jones'
KHoupeCl CebyG3 Chester, CLARK col B Reese E
nnunt-6 NJ CafIi Melber-2 ID Porter-lC II Ward G
toza-l Dendeld-2 Z; Payen-5 Petrie-l Stoddard-2
Young, Smith COL Fury cog Deraismes Boizard-6
Br'sher Baldwin, B-car, Benz amin col G Rosenberg
so L,llvegt. IS schuchaTdt Favre co-sE Berhoud-5
kenard Il coo Mamazet & Smith-2 Tiermoist--I /
pprssslI 8cssapge-l Mo5oi sehsGer-l Lettering &
4 NJ @ euId < Co A'sop Chapncey-2 T Mnn,el-i w
Linden D Macsul'y. r II Ha,ght col w Astor-
g Lane lamson Il COS Der Alen-l ReDard & col +
HoyrI.3F Vetor-l5 Bernhard Hutton-7 Gignoux & co
Il Msgnin-l n Aen-4 J c Ernenpusch-i Rastor-
sH Wiener D Feyern o-5 Moran lsIin-3 Valentine
- T. keyser-3 M Oppt nheim col A Labrot-l5 J A
yolslnTI LessmasnE2 II BergenzioTl Bshor-iC LUIS
Waler-6F MeyeI-2 Bunch-i A Bret-i Noltenius &
cayensed-4 Loeschigk Wsend onck-l Mecke PIate-2
Hesseneeg-l9 Prave Livemore-1 specie Chayer
II key do Goodhue col Mead-i ST Felix-9
Coenet-3yolv Freres-2 Engler & Foley c + Dou-l
StewaTTt Grousss,o7 Barbera3 Hamden COL Z
BOXER w M'Call-l L Martini Chlos-l X Swain
HawksOl HunI2a F sheldGnT2 Hove & CO.'S
& Havilsnd.5 c Divrs-l Fay-35 to order.
NEUvITAs-Schr Chas Vose145 l2 bblx honey hhd
molases do bbls Holt Owen-25 hhds
Chsteain Ponvet36 IL bbs honey Brett Vose-I DO,
4
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Cattle Markets.

The supply of cattle in market to-day was more than
equal to the demgnd yet prices show particular vaa
ton.
We quote Beeves at 81 90 6 20 hundred weight;
sheep and Lambs from ST. 90 50 90 each and Cows and
Calves from $40 90 to $50 on head. Quality fair.
In the Pha. market last week there $50 Beeves
in market Sales effected at Al 81 cts extra T. all
sold go Virginia Cattle went to New York; CAT Cows
and Calves in market-sales from SIS 49, extra $25
200 Hogs in market-sales from 81 At. all sold; l45O
Sheep in market-sales were made at ST., so a rs
extra So So
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Feb. 1876 p. Nj.
The feeling in the stock board little better to-day
and prices went up. Kentucky SIS, Ohio 6s I; Mo-
hawk fellb.
At the board, but little was done. The election
ookplace at halfpast O'Clock, and blowing gentle.
men we're chosen =
ALEXANDER HAMILTON President.
SEIxAs NATHAN, Vice President
FREDERIcK D. ROBINSON, Treasurer
SOLOMON J. JOSEPH, Secretary.
The accounts from Mobile of gloomy nature and
the rate here to-day is SO per cent discount
On the 7th inst, the State Treasurer of Pennsyv
cancelled and delivered to the Auditor General, TO be
destroyed by him. 500 900 of said issues to wit
OF the Towanda Bank. $50, 29s
Berks County Bank. ................. e,243
West Branch Bank. ,7s2
Erie BANK. ........."........... 6,679
Making slOo, 900
On the 18th, Thomas Mather, ESQ., President of the
State Bank of Illinois, delivered to his Exceency Go.
Ford, two millions and fifty thousand dollars of
the State bonds and under the provisions OF
the act putting the State Bank into liquidation The Lee
gislature will appoint day upon which they will
BILE in the Hall of Representatives and destroy the
This will create era in the financial history Of the
State of Illinois will be the commencement of a reduc-
ton and liquidation Of her State debit and followed up
by proper Legislation, untrammelled by sectional eal
ousics and party excitement will result in the further
ducuon OF SILL larger sum OF the state debt
The Western papers publishing the opinion OF
Judge Kent in relation to the unconsutionality OF the
scrip issued by the State Of Indiana. This decision
expected to effect the value Of the scrip in circua
tion and which is becoming valuable in conse.
of the passage Of the late law in that State making
trecsvabe for certain purposes and for certain
lands but will prevent the further paying out of the
scrip by the bank which will have good rather than
evil tendency.
The Bank of Va. has made most liberal proposition
the State which, ifacceped will relieve the present LIE
gslaure from the task of increasing the taxes at una
vorable time, except to very uncomfortable degree
The Bank proposes to receive from the
of its stock at the market value of $50 per share
total value $425 oOo 1t proposes to pay this thus
5000 shares James River and Kanawha Compa.
nvs stock at $l5.. .$75, 00O
vi virginia per Genus lUO,OOO
vi virginia per Genus 40 UUO
anu " pay vi istcuy next. Iuo, U0O
Do do LIST January next. loo, 900
$425, 900
The following is comparative return OF the banks
South Carolina to the LIST instant
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State OF Trade.

State OF Trade.
Sales of real estate have been made as follows =
The three story brick building and lot OF ground for
mery known No John street. % feet inches front
by about IS feet deep, $4,000.
Fytpt-Bunch Rasns at 1885, Turkey Figs at
6a9c. Southern Pea Nuts at "a s5. Havana Oranges
at $l2 Ia.
Hsmp-Manilla Hemp at $3.50 ton, cash, and slsS,
time.
Hides-sales 5000 African, part poor, at allie lb.
Metais-Sales Pig Lead, at So IS 100 bs Tin Plates
81 rs cash, So 25, 6 mos.
Moassss.-New crop Trinidad Cuba sold at about lie
New Iberia, at l0c New Orleans at 1871 l93c.
Z Naral Stores-Both Turpentne and Tar are dull
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Domestic Irnportations.

New ORLEAns-Bareue st Coud-253 hhds sugar Goodhue
co5jl bbs flour i Nevus-426 sacks corn Suydam Sage
* CO. '
New ORLEANs-Barque Mandsrn-a8O hhds sugar 100 bbs
molasses Ravens co-50O SKIS Suydam, Sage CO.
Jew ORLEANs-Schr Sanndes-50O SKIS Fisk & co-5C
hhds sugar l8 ,000 gallons molasses s Taylor
ST MARKs-Brg Hsrdy-6O bales cotton Victor Duckwiiz
.lo0 Warng son-2i5 Center CO.'S Hobrook Nelson
CO.'S Peck Sayre-2l Embury-57 Aymar < co-2s
smith Mills co36 Bolton Fox Lvingston-l5O Lawrence
u Trmble-2 bxs G Buckingham
PENsACoLA-Scr hide.
waxS DIS do Dbl box tallow 10 do glass dee
skins DO fnIs is do starch do copper Roberts Wiliam-8
logs cedar Van Clea-i 05o lumber Hail. bxs Davis
& Brooks-3 kegs tobacco Wilson, box Claison.
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The circulation Of these banks will be observed had
last year. The exchange movement is much lar
ger and the discount line smaller than last year.
Kentucky has up to the present time been con6ded in
by citizens sound and honorable State and what
fate might overtake the other Western States that
she at least would maintain her honor and integrity But
from recent 1T is clear crisis has arrived
the present position of the Legislature OF that State We
stated last week. that relief stop law had passed the
lower House. and which may pass the Senate; and
should the Governor veto it, according to the constiu
ton Of the State 1t afterwards be passed and become
alaw, by simply vote Of majority of all the members
ofeach branch Of the Legislature.
1t will be remembered that about two years since tax
existed of 10 cents the 500 valuation property bu,
this amount Of taxation found insufficient the
interest the public debt and additional cents
imposed making Is cents the 500 valuation This
law expired in January si3 and yet the present Lee
gislaure has made this of Is
cents the 500 and il is well known that such has
been the depreciation of valuation of taxable property
that should the Is tax be continued is ques
tionabe whether Sufficient be realized to meet the in
terest of lsa3, on the public debt.
A. s per cent interest, $4,000 IS, $50
Ats 3,387,783 2O3, 266
Total. x3eo2 783 1920 dig
The valuation for ls40 when the tax was increased from
10 Is cents sara The valuation for 1912
and ls43, is as follows =
KENTUCKY, As TAKEN rsoM rHE CoMMs,IoNrnS Books,
,snruns,nDo TO THE SECOND AuDIron YEARS
TOTAL VALUATION OF THE SAME.
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On the 18th instant, suddenly, of f., CLAUDE HENRY
JOSEPH, only child of Claude and Ann Vilaae.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
o'clock, without further invitation.
On the 18th instant at the residence of her brother
JOS w. Brick, Esq, Miss RUTH Brick, aged 81.
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Married..

On the Sd of May last, by the Rev. DR.. Lyell, Mr.
JAMES p GFFNG, to Miss ELLEN MARIA FAwsrr, both Of
this city.
On Sunday evening, 18th instant. by the Rev. Nathan
Bangs, OLIVER son of Alexander Roberts, Esq, 10 Miss
MARoAREr, only daughter Of James Gallagher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-14

nz- THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red BY the College of Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteeI to cure the worst of Gonorrhda Geet
anyunpeasant discharge from the urethra faint
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the most delicate sto
mach To purchasers of these chests, the College bnd
themselves to give medicine gratis if not cured. Price
So each.
By authority of the College of Medicine Pharn cy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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THISTLE BALL

THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS of the Thistle Benevolent Association,
SON. viii place Friday Evening February 7ih iS',
their Second all this the Board Of
tines and the many worthy person. de-
"Gss mi
their utmost anteipaons may be realized.
Mr. Parker has iI consciously yclantssd valuable
Mr. VILLAGES fss excellent Band ha. been engaged for the
Airs prsvicu: the commencement during the
$
Tieis. 81 admit Geneman and two Lades-to be had
Of James s sH G%Ii ~ ~ S Hudson $.
Jas \ ,,Ii,On, e {. ntt'ana, $, Vice President
YIN YIN S;st1 'Rts. u tssi''s'
VIM RiehsfdscS, cor Perry and Greenwich.
g% Sn May ,S, aIo ss William street,
Waite, Lsggatt. 81 Hudson st.
Members have their tickets application to the Sc
A. CAMERON. Secretary.
VICTOR GARCIA ZULETA formerly Of ,Boeola-',
qrman Of hi, residence, they will confer favor
"A ,~..s rERssSE H. 5, H n's.!'y Stree.
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
TERMS REDUCED TO ONLY TWO DOLLARS
L AND HALE for a Full Course OF WRIrINo Lessons
GoLDsMlThs National Cnrographic IS.t,ate and Book
smith respectfully informs the citizens OF New York and i
snyon, that n; spacious asatm,pts for the Of
March next Mr. q has ob,ind the fiat three CON
bcd at the great Fairs ofhe american ns tute He ALSO
pledges himself mpart all in lessons Of hour eac
his ,auch admired system of mercantile and ep'toay penman
ship, return the money al the expiration tho lessons
The are TAUGHT bold free, aasbipg style OF m.Ican
cure beautiful style of epistoary wng-an invaluable
Young gentlemen qualified teacher, Of the all its
yaTiou branches.
TERN-tora course Of Mercantile ard Epistoay Writing
Two Dollars and halt Bookkeeping reduced from fieen 10
dollars for unlimited .endance, payable IN advance
three days. The ladies daily from 70
o'clock; gentenen ga NJ, aud s end NJ Private in
struction given. -,
For sale Academy, superior article OF gold and
tall pens -
RErsprNsEs-Rober II Morris Mayor Of the city of York
Gen. Charles w Sandfcd.
t,eo. Hall, Ex-Nayor Of Brooklyn.
John Davis Governor OF Massachusetts.
"A 2w i,sec Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Boston.
EETratent adhesive Felt for shtathng toys Of houses
and ship, boto ms for sale lots suit purchasers by
jsoc 81 n y. X. COLLINS co, Is South st
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M A R r I'M f HER AID


We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SILvEy. of News Fleet, Re
port o. the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken ON their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, at home abroad will confer favor by
sending 70 this Office all The Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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BEAUTIFUL Head of Hair Old young bald aud grey
"a heads and al with bid hair read This statement You
here he IA. has bee.
1y other remedy failed Without ruus Sc
aa 's I'D Of
LAY soG s1s
dark h SO reasonable oba that al may Try for proof Of it.
sI.Ss; s1's asf ASpsn.
kG * M 's ss9s SsyS hs
S ns
Of U.e, County certify the yzJQhH DOxisT
The 'a hat
s' oa
s,lings bo,tlr told by Zones, @ Chatham Az
81
s 8 A'ap s II, E"is ssII KIM g Ma
dletow, &c. Agent. wanted in all other cities I, lm.m
T. P :. s,'I5S3s
commodas 300 bosrders and in former has been in
s%
pss al the a's
considered best medic na spring in the eoan.y To
made satisfactory. FoTf.TIs; Da,ticaisI; sCply'q
fI3st-m No So John st. Third story)
RoAkDING-A lev single gen lemen ald gentleman and
'0Fs s:% in private ''" at No. " Robinson street.
PACKET SHIP oCoNEE from New Orleans, is discbaTs.
receot Of their goods imnediately. 3ec
WIDOW WEIGHS FEMALE PILLS This pedi inc,
W celeDr and the whole continent O'
kufo has To- the hfst time been Introduced United
States It's great ues obtrucons and other
disorders NOR especially incidental the female well
known all and they well known
here as they IN Europe, female will be without eu.
nj their being couneTfeed but been
appoted a. only enc p ce wi ere they he obtained II,
therefore Widow Werhs Pills offered for any
cher lace N this copntIy they will be count.reed he
fame of these Polls will doubt induce many counter
leit them, and thus eceu'ion to the public put them
their guard All letters must be prid Pc, 81 Per bsx Al
ply the Drug Store, 7, Chambers ee I'd house
Broadway II lmsec
TO ,pRUGGsIs AND YTHER. from the south and
L West II. ROBEitTS SEQ. of London, proprefors Of
the celebrated and popular medicine PARIS Life Pills hav.
established depv the Of the in New York
and being prepared supply the market to any
would fully call the ana others IN
the trde their popular medicine, Of which there il now
old Europe han 30 900 boxt weekly and ahc ugh
Las been scarcely months in the United States the sales
rapidly extended through the States of New York Penn
syvabia New England States and Canada As family med
cine, is uneqltled, being perfectly free ou any nea
yreplatons; il also dinghy effective ia te cure
bilious complaints, dysp censum all diseases
ARISING from Of the bloc d; beinS very nd in
operations the sysem be taken By the decat
female aud s,oall children
The above may be hid wholesale the Office of T Roberts
Co, No 30i Clarendon House, Of Duane Broad
way, first floor f6 I'm cod is
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States made on
" the m0st favorable iermf by
-. SYLVESTER
I'll "a Wall street and 100 Broadway
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SHIP w WASHINGTON. which ashore Reedy Point has
sncceeded IN getting off wi the of the city boat
o spped her small bower anchor with rs ahoms ch'in A.
ached-had all her copper off. and lost nddeI The w
mas arrived At Newcastle, Del.
r. D. M STEAM SHIP SoLwAY whilst gong into Bermuda
and about feet keel coppered-coud make out her
name or nation.
WhaIemcn.
toned
Az Cape de Verbs Oct a. Clakson Mani, no OIL all we-to
sail next day for the Pacific
spoken.
Windsor Castle. Glover, rom hatcher for l. 20
lat &c. Ion s..
Monroe Fountain from New Orleans for Boston, Feb L. lat
Delaware from Philadelphia days out Jan 49, lat 10 81
Ion 65 H.
Daniel Francis. from Boston. days out Jan 25 lat 10 A.
Hiram W Tyler. Tyler, from Mobile for Havre Feb l. off
" Caius," from Boston, Feb 9, lat 81 Sc, Ion 7e 40.
Foreign Ports.
GIBRALTAR, Dec 22-Ip port Saluda Townsend from New
YORK. unc Sobesk' Mallory, Il Cadz load salt; fowhaf
tam otl,der Tor Trieste, epg Passed through the Straits Jan
BERMUDA, Jan 13-An United States, NYork
ANTIGUA, Jan 23-ln port, william, Baker of Marblchead
Tor st Thomas, soon--ony American vessel.
Home Ports.
BOSTON, Feb PAR Duchess, Baxter Palermo; Swan,
Blanchard, Apalachlcola; New England, Wech, Mobile.
PHILADELPHA, Feb l3Cld Baltimore, Eldridge Boston;
Two Broth, RS, May. NYork.
mouth NH. ~ '' " "
NoRFoLK, Feb 8-Sld Empire, Powell NYok.
WARRINGTON, NC. Feb 6-Arr Huron Damon. Boston, Cid
Sth, Henry, Bur-, West Indie S; Caroline Norerave do.
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o. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE
cures all cases of gonorrh9a gleet seminal weakness
teed in ali cases Sold by authority of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy OF the city of New York. In
large bottles price ST. small do so cents in cases, So
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
HAyRE.Packet ship Ago-Lucien Murat, Naegel Robt
Cumng-h IN the steerage
Passengers Sailed.
LoNDoN-Packet ship Weipgton-Y Potter, Newark; J A
Norris, Phade ph Herring. Aabama Elm, Jr London;
A Scott, Havana.
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10 PARENTS, READ.-New York, January l6ih
Gentlemen During the past week have purchas
ed of your excellent compound for the
fcoughs colds &c 1t has entirely remove d from my lit
tie boy deep seated cough hal before making trial
your Invaluable Hoarhound Candy above, much doubt
ed the efficacy off remedy cassed uAder the simple head
Of candy, but such doubt does not exist Hence
deeming acknowledgment of the salutary effects pro
duced by slight of your cough preparation to be-
only commensurate with the real benefit derived, very
cheeriully prefer you this little testimony commenda
ton With great respect, am, dear Sirs
-, re Your most ole ient servant,
THEO FROST, Grand st.
To Messrs Pease & Son, As Division ST.
2Ageus- Messrs Berger Zeiber, No. Ledger Buiia
ings, Philadelphia. Pa Redding Co No state street
Albany; Robinson, ITO Baltimore ST. Baltimore. NJ He
denhurg, 232 Broad st. Newark. N j.; Hademan, LOUIS
VILE Ky; Havilsnd, Harrow Allen Charleston o. u;
Hays, l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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the shaking fund.- the receipts and expenditures OF which
for 1912, were as follows:-
KENTUCKY SINKING FysD, 1912.
Receipts. Disbursements
Ba k tax aud divi-
dends 1886 Interest debt, 2l3,3
Tax of cenfs 100000 Exchange do, Is 900
Other items 28,200 Bonds on hand, 1890
Total. s235,526 Total, 1898, 600
If the per cent tax is deducted this 1t will be
that the amount applicable to interest
half the amount.
Sales at the stock Exchange.
$500 Y State SIS 1850, 90 shs MAJ haitian Bank 65
5000 do 31a's, 1861, 1896 rs Del. < Hudson X X SO
5000 Do 40 % 95 IS do do 82s,
10 900 do, -, loi9. lOi1a rs do do s2ss
500 OHIO 6's, 1850 CO 20 Manhattan ns. 95
5000 90 1860 $50 Mohawk RR 90
2 1000 DO do $50 654 IS do do 274
.o00o Kentucky 6s, sc 40 Utica & Sch.n'dv, IFS
1900 N. Y. city SIS 1853, SO 20 Auburn & Roch 89h
Second BOARD
y shs Paterson X X b3 43l 5000 OHIO 6's 1861 65h
io0o state 31as, ga 1000 Illinois, b3 81
% 'hs Mohiw II $50 81 100 sh, Har EN- II X, l6I
10 do do Az
Sales at the New Stock Exchange.
5000 Y as 1864, btw 8l1. rs shs Mohawk $50 20
1000 do U.s. 1913, b3 lOi1s lON Y & Trust so s.
1000 do do 1912 Otss so Long Island X $50 4sss
1000 do 5h's, 1861, NV 951S 700 do do 100 48A
1000 Ohio 6's, 1860 $40 65 so do do SIS 48f
1000 do do do b3O 66