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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
NEW YORK M . BOSTON

NEW YORK N & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, takes charge master and
" pilot of vessels bound New Bedford Nantucket
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck, and 9TH
FIR PORTS Office Frye Shaw's Nautical store, 222
Waer street Beekman Reference number of
chants the Insurance COMPANIES in this CITY, Bos-
to-, ord Port,srd ''vta tmr
~ o DOG LOsP.-SIO REWARD.-Escaped frop,
VI the stables Of the Astor House. Spruce street
W Friday night white and liver colored Pointer Dog
TIE I'D Dog had steel chain collar with Wester
welt engraved thereon and to the Of DASH The
Dog little deaf Whoever the said Dog
the Aston House shall he paid dollars and questions
asked. nl9 lwN re,
syxss DUNLAP Y CARMAN, 6a5 Broadway, cor. Bleeck-
~ offer for sale reasonable terms large col
~ lection Of Plants for parloI conservatory consisting
OF Csme, in every VARIETY Chryanthemarus, Chinese Azi
las Orange and Lemon Rhododeudrons monthly end
other Roses, Cactus Posporums Cape JssmneA salvas,
Steyas er,niums SC SC, together with choice
ment Of Hyaclnh and other bulbs Bulb Glasses Flower
soried vegetable and flower seeds ofevery description:
Bouquets composed OF Camilla and other choice flowers for
bridal parties tassuly arranged All orders
iv executed MA 2wer
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
m8&4& JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
public he has commenced business the above
line No 80 Nassau where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully all orders he NAV be favored with tbs
HE er1nEF nv rp.tj ,v11
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBERH23, 1S43.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN

BUSINESS MEN who keep hank account have notes
II collected through the Butchers and DRIVERS Ba H. and
made Blu cheers and Drovers money by their
leaving such with Mr. Robert PERRIN the Bank No
1871 Bowsry Grand st. Mr. fsrns references the
Cashier and tompaDy the Bank MIC lm.ec
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NTvrroprc SHowEns.-On the evening OF Inc
,ah here was violent squall on Lake Ontario,
o as those who were on the lake say, by snow
oJ Ighnnr The Lady Of the Lake on her passage
from sackes Harbor to this port and encountered ne Ut
most violence of the squa II lasted but two or tnIee
bours bnt as the weather bad for day or two pre-
vious there soon tremendous sea Considerao
anxiety was felt the storm precluded al We"
her way She safely arrived reporting the extraordnary
occurrence of violent snow squall accompaniSa "
csssve lightning II was merely me return VI e !.
10 belong 10 our system and annually vint us az so0u'
ba, nerIod ofthe wear Osrego Palladium
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/ Doctor Forester, by his great attention aNu N'"u-
ness, had gained on the affection ofhis patents AN
instance of this kind had occurred short Tune before
| the wreck of the "Marraret Seaon," when lIllle
boy, named Simpson, and met with terrible INJURY
bv falling down among rocks The doctor was very
kind and so much interested in the case, that he sat
M with the child two nights, and supplied him with
every necessary Till he recovered 1t was his kindness
to this child that convinced James Winter that the
heart of Ie crazy DOCTOR was in the right place"
james having arrived at the house, went in and
induced Mrs Walters TO go to the pnrlor door with
him. No notice taken Of the first timd knocking,
which was, perhaps, unheard; but Jomes's hard
knock brought furious 'Who's there? Who dare
disturb me nowi'
Mr. Winter has brought you dead body, said the
old housckeeper, and wants you To-
ssSilence, woman!' Numbered the recluse. 'Be-
gone, instantly!''
The houseleepers small stock OF courage not ena-
bling her to proceed any further in the attempt, and
James, knowing every minute precious, now
thought it time to put in a word, and he endeavored
to open the door, saying, 'Doctor Doctor Forester!
tits matter Of life and death, must you, sir!
For the love Of all that is good, open the door, and
give your help.''
Here James, in his Impotence, gave slight push,
and the door opened and rather abruptly brought him
with his burden into the pres Of the astonshed
doctor. The young farmers sudden intrusion and
resolue countenance had the effect of calming his ir
tation and he addressed his visitor in a suhdued bu,
agitated voices
"Wnter, you are a rude follow! | am busy now
am ill--vcry ill., Call tomorrow, and will do
what can for you. There, goodbye, leave me
now, bescech you"
''No, sir,'' replied Winter; ''therc is Mt minute
be lost Look here" added he, uncoverng the
child; 'this looks like dead body, but the life is in
it, pretty sure, and you must notl refuse your
assistance, else this chId's blood will be upon your
head
Forester started up and took the child into his
to examine it.
''My good fellow, - said he 81 cannot bring a
corps to life; and this little creature seems quit
dead but no, it is not quite coId.'
We shall see, in the next number of
this Magazine, if the dear little stranger brought
to life again.
concluded next week.
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Stand of Stands.

TENHE old stand and the right stand where work
Il will be done according to contract. Perhaps
it is moi generally known that the shop joiner
work formerly carried on by James r Ramsay
for making SASH Blinds and Doors, has been, now
is, and will hereafter be carried on in all It's bran>
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at a rcas.
enable price will please to call. l will not refer
my customers to the workman but to the Work
itself. large assortment of by sash on hand
Butternut and Cherry sash of any description or
Cherry Stiles and Rails with Mahogany filing
made per order
will receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, If presented soon.
JAMES RAMSAY,
ST Johnsbnry, April 25, 1912. 247yl
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N O II I L. IL!

VTNHE agency OF Z. X. WEST, for the Tyson
h Furnace, has been discontinued. JOHN
DUNBAR was the 9Th day OF August last ar
pointed A gent for the north, authorized to MAKE
sales of our mandatory and property, receive pay
for the same, and demands due, and settle all
accounts.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, G T"er% -P f9,r"J for
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The Morning and Evening Trains connect with
the of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers can be conveyed between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Andover HaveIhill, Exeter, Dover, Potts.
mouth, Portland, &c.
MERCHANDISE Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared to transport Goods and Country Pro-
duco, which may be sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 0 per
1000 pounds. Live Stock, Carriages. Furniture,
Slaves, Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timber
and Granite at specific prices. Terms of Freighting
Cash invariably delivery Of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners while in the Company's Store House.
By order of the Directors,
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer.
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WASHINGTON COFFEE.HOUSE,

1873 WASHINGTON STREET, CAT The head OF
Milk StrceD BOSTON
FENHE undersigned (late Of the Merrimack House,
NJ having taken this well known and long estab-
lishcd Public House. being one of the most conyen.
lent and central localities in Boston, ia prepared
TO receive COMPANY, and TO do his best TO merit
share of the Public Patronage
His table will be supplied with all the Iuxuries the
market can afford. and his accommodations for men
of business and transient company are such as can
not but be acceptable.
Charges moderate to suit tho times.
A convenient Stable is attached to the establish
ment and faithful Attendance will lie given TO the
comforts and wishes Of his patrons,
HENRY EMERY.
Boston Dec l. lS4G 2S0mls2mos
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STATE OLE VERMONT.
Bratlleyvale, Gale

Bradeyvale, Caledonia County.
VIZ HEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Yer
w mont, at their session at Montpelier in the
year A. d. 1912, assessed tax of foul cents on
each acre of land in the of Bradleyvalo in the
County of Caledonia, (lands sequestered to public,
pious and charitable purposes oxcepled for the pur-
pose of making and repairing roads, and building
bridges in said town; to be expended under the d-
rection of the undersigned, who were appointed a
committee to superintend the expenditure of said
tax;-these are therefore to notify the proprieors
and land-hoders Of said town to work their re-
spcctve taxes in the months of June and July next.
Dated at Bradleyvae, March is, lS43.
SOLOMON ANDREWS,O
CHARLES Il. Holman, I. Committee
NATHANIEL WILLIS, ) .. 294w3
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Rns.nn. Doc. |, !!
va o S & EH i g Ia Az ApEDr0 " G a
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
IISR IInR COUGHS col DE

AND .8LL DISEASES or THE LUNGS.
>EVHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
H. is believed to be deserredly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs colds,
asthma or phhsic, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections of every kind.
Extracts from Certifcates.1
DIR Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. II writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is a
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in casesswnich had previously resisted the
most approved Prescriptions
DR.. Truman Abel, Of Lempser n. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its use in all com
plants Of the chest, equal if not superior TO any
other medicine within his knowledge.
Dr. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted with several eminent
ply sicans, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam to have had the desired effect and recon-
meuds it as safe, convenient and clicacious medi-
cine.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many Counterieits or limitations which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name Of the genuine arti
Gle,
" Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
OF both of the written signatures of SAMPSON REED
or Wa. jon N CurLEn, are found attached 10 yei-
low label blue envelope. (All labels Of and af.
ter the date Of Dec. 1889, will have the written sig
nature of VIM. john Cutler.l-Prepared by REED,
WING &1CUTLER, Gate Low 81 Reed) Whole
sale Druggists, 54 Chatham street. Boston, and sold
by Druggists, Apothecares and Country Merchants
generally. Price so cts
Sold by Luther Jewctt, ST. Johnsbury. 2S4yl.
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CALVIN STONES ESTATE.

FSNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
e. Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caedo-
MIA, commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons, against the
Estate Of G WIN S Il o N E. late of ST.
Johnsbury, in said district Deceased represented in
solvent, and the Of six months from the lnh
day of February being allowed by said Court, to the
creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us-Do give notice that G
will attend to the duties Of our appointment at the
dwelling house Of Calvin Stone, in ST. Johnsbury
in said district on the 9th day of May and the
17lh day of August, at one O'Clock, afternoon, on
each of said days
ST. Johnsbury, February II, A D. ls43.
ABEL PIERCE,
DAVID GOSS. in. Commissioners.
WIN, p. STOUGHTON,S 294w3
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NAJILL be paid to any Pay sican VINO WI" Nv
w duce a better compound for family use ,sr %,"
The GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN YLGhl"
BILE PILLS, styled
TlgO ~ @ R r gE Il ed AN.
To the citizens of the United states and The Cam
tas is respectfully submitted this Directory " M m'
means for Icgaining that which has been pa'"''!'
and in some instances, totally lost ..i
What blessing shouldbe priced above that Of uea"A
and who knows better how to prize The blessing yuan
those who have been deprived OF us al W. '
age, (and one that contains wise inIahc'Io'J lima
time of peace prepare ioi war " 6 Nou ',,tn Es
ofheaIth prepare for the ATTACKS OF ,nu' his mo,e.
Dsease /, would be wisdom TO observe h'S 'nD hs,
mens 10 scan well the form in which he aPIrO.'av'
and then TO meet him with those means "N~u Ys
calculated TO effect their overthrow n"s' LAW. I'm
are now before this enlightened ana lh'e's''' os
muni,v. They are accessible t" the pour ,onof
rich. and trust those who regard the Go"s'u"0"t
man as one of the finest specimens o. D',-'' ror,
manship, and the laws hy which t"' SsS,,m ,l.o IN
erned and directed, originating IN 10 onv' i;,ue
the councils of heaven, will so far oo'y ' 6y
tjons ef the latter as to provide the best sqNs""'
the former. l-.l.. J,,ions, sub
1t is with the most catering ., not
sorihod Inv the most eminent Medica! GenHSN'S oaet
only in this country but also III Europe '""
this valuable Medicneto this American RI imparial
Time and full Opportunity for i1 ar, a." Tryon The
trial have placed the Lion oil Inc 80 Sc
brand of imposition humbug quackgrry; purs of tho
This bin is composed ofeXtacs OF mn, any drug
vegetable kinedom (being entirely free O
of deleeriods naturc and adapted p ,orous sccte.
ceansng of the stomach, blood q the Ga nS ChOc
tons Of the human system bilious r,s Rash, Dys-
piles. Fever and Ague Jaundlce' Ssa, aud liver
nensia, Heartburn, Cosiveness hs,h hnsc Pills &C.
| CdmpIaint have been cured, by using n aoch box.
corJing to the direction accompanyins cure fol
'' ~ i mn, intended that this medicine Is liable
Ill Diseases to which the hnman system onund Med
NM efIorls have been made to com have failed
icine which would cure all Diseases, oi the pOTe'
'r diseases enumerated above are Ti,n warranted
af n pills and a sure cure or relief Is WIZ
Price. 25 and 37a cents per box. :, uardwickFIh'
AGENTS--Baker 81 Judevine' .: c i,Ic j. TrulI
mers g. Mechanic Co. & S. Blake $ 5" Co. s. LIZ
Newell New g. lde, Burke; j. NJ. Hoys @ kim stJohn;
Brown. Lyndon; j. Flint, Moni ;,l ~ Edwards AMI
bu,v; M'Millan 81 Eastman panv Walden; ChanoM,
Ma Magsf I Walden; L. Cutting f poacham; Pm
y, mro'yr, Farmers & Mechanics parks Co
Paul. p'0G Groon j. Jewett 6 Go, J. q Bailey Wa
Ra, u, Fairbanks &, Arlington A. .
,orfar1 and in his place, l.. JEwrTr 270yl
'e' C G. "'t CORLIss, travelling Agent
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SANFORD ATHERrON's ESTATE.

NKTE the subscribers having hoen appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the caims& demands of all persons against the
Estate of
SANFORD .4THERTO.N,
late of Glover, IN said district, deceased, and
also all claims & demands exhibited in Offset thereto
aud six months from the day of the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose VIC
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend
to the business of appointment at the dwell
ing of widow Abba Atherton in Glover, in said dis
tric on the 20th day OF April next, and 22d day OF
August next, at 10 O'clock A. M. on each Of said
days.
Dated this l6 day of March, A. D. le43
w. B. PALMER ,
DAN GRAY, . 294w3
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~ Y s ON II q Eg II A GEE

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NlT1C ,a.,,,,,,,t,a,,,ra ,ro,, ,or;o,y of
& ,0N 70 70 = y w. E. FL OIT 8 ~ W9R .,
-, - a .i,,inn r. I1.s,;,os ,,s,,,lly ,nsLa IT.
%n',eIncy -, GI,St E,'rnacas
NTi,a,1 -. i d tho ioh, far ,n,kiro and van
"s,is IJ a,a,,, o,re Ana CnS eieyotrd
o"e9s and odn5ted il 10 their
VIZ W. ~ n "."r'o" ~ ~ ~ wI..r-o, Nc4srn,
EA ed RaspEOSC SE II SeskEACS ~ SSa"LA
G. CD CD "a 4 ~ SH y L - y ~ .
offer the same to the public
All persons infringing upon sara patent ny 0em ''l
ang or aS'ng Wia' De promptly FfoS''"''"
r'gm's WI oo ,'i,, rao; lao soon an il,
,',S -" ;,ns h hisn f. Elevated ovens
T cconnt Of iying oYi INTO rooms excessive heat
beinr so combined With the oven ,ha, at pleasure
The 5ea, Is diverted from the oven into separate
Gua which discharges i, INTO the escape pine with
nm, briueino it in contact with the large surface
oven as In the old kind
The oven Is 50 placed upon tho stove as not 10
niarf,re in The slehesI degree with the 6oilers as
IN oh,,r In,,,,od Non stoves The back FIRE ram
| -, n'a ~ i one ~ t4,e hast ''
H'aNeS 1t o oIr ~ =, ~, I'd cyyo uEc
= =" ~, ~ - ~. ~ - - a, H., oa,,i>inr So
ever inverness ~ WI, w I'' 80" 49,,
| LOT coth'noh s'%Fr ."'''E ~ 70 '"p I ~ ea.
ing 40" "ot'e'S' VI "!!ns' D'u'.l"s NV q,
one any VIZ? a'o ,,Io' ~; ,' ~, H. ~ -
PTo"P"y' WIN "l.' ue' "''H ~ l,s " '''g
St00e or S""'"eI t@tH'c o OF, =" '"p VI "'y
Sf00e III USE n'S IL WIN no N'"o"t e'N'"s WV
neat 10 cuuso '',e S''s"1est ~
'aoY III o"g GAYS. ftoM1Ng Ca" re "p''' VIZ :,
sreut uoSp'c" -" S"" '""s wy id i CO
at once, placed IN Jtat hcdtcF over sara pack hfe
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Chairs I! Chairs "

Of s cnna So,a have 5G, sale prime
style; large and small ROCKING nnIAAiRS, la,"s''
COMMON plank bottom CHAIRS LIARS; also
of Chairs will do we'll to look at ours nose want
ing elsewhere. e. IEW lew rSGore purchas'
st. Johnsbury, Nov. o, 1912. 'N'l d co.
276,r
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Concord Railroad,
AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TENHlS Road will be opened to the public for trans
II poralion Of passengers and merchandise on 81
after Monday Sept. IL, ls42. Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted, in connection with the of the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads as follows, viz
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester, Concord, md
intermediate places at u NJ, liz NJ. and AZ p M.
Leave Lowell at 8 l-2 NJ, l2 Ia 81 Sd p NJ
do Nashua 8 Ia NJ, l-2 q l-2 NJ
do Manchester 10 A N, Ia NJ & 7 Id u NJ
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at4 "a 10 l-2 a NJ & 2 Sd M.
do Manchester LA M, j IA NJ 81 3 IA p NJ.
do Nashua l-2A NJ, IL LIAM 81 Id M.
do Lowell TIA AM, PM& Pm.
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from Concord
Way passengers taken and left at Hooksett, Coils
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Ihornton's, anl the usual stop
ping places on the Nashua ami Lowell and Boston
and Lowell Railroads.
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NOTICE

FHSHIS may certify that have this day given my
~ Nathaniel lis time TO transact business
for himself free from my control, and I shall not
claim any of his earnings shall pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
EMERSON WRIGHT.
In presence of us-Abert Rankin, II. Gates.
St Johnsbury East Feb 25, 1S43. 294w2
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~ ~ Est bills In rRn Ha 4 :.

~ C w ES & "a ID i $ Ia ERa ERt &.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
EEAVE opened shop at the East Village, 81
d Johnsbury, and commenced manu- turing
$ "a $ Ia, EB 4 1 IA ID s and ED 90 n s.,
tn the best and most fashionable styles, which
hey keep constantly on hand for sale, at the CTS
omary prices
GOTHIC CHERRY. AND BUT7'ER.N'UI
SASH MADE 10 ORDER.
N, b. A irstrate article Off by 8 Sashes for
30 and "a lighted windows for ) cents per light
IS lighted for 3 l.2 cents.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive due
tention. ID, 81 L.. SAIIEu.
ST. Johnsburv East, Sept. 1871. 2I6y1
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IS
Cleared.

B,s' ysspsr HSGhin SfE 9sass Ne.%h Led. Coz
ossn GoT Iced. Coz f'S
Arrived.
sI, ys.ss Sy6 kss
Clarendon for and several Other vessels for South
has been days west of Georges
Hs;.s M Elk New G
Knsssnd WeaIe Of New York from New Orleans for L.
Bsaus Nautilus TuLssse5y 20 days from New Orleans
day; from oId Providence, with hides indigo to II. D.
ts%s BOSTON,
Brig Sophia Kinney days St Johns PR with sugar.
W5 Me days from
Brig Wskulla johnson 20 days from New Orleans with cot
Brig Alabama, Williams. la days from Apalachicoa, with
cotton, to Sturges & CleaIman
fusne to g Whitaker Left American vessels. 18th inst
off Cape lenoon spoke schr David Chase Downes, hence
s6 Admiral Smith, 10 days from Bermuda
schI Tog. Tyler s days from Apalachicoa with cotton
schr Diamond, Haet 10 days from Turk, Island with SALT
to s ss i no American vs:ss New Orleans our
to Nesmith, Leeds & Go.
Long Island Sound in ballast to soule Whitney Co. Left
schr A. Cadmus Brown from Wilmington, NC with naval
to Cook Davis Sailed in with schr Virginia. for
Schr Maria. Hopkins, from Baltimore with -four, John
son Lowden Sailed with schr Hudson, Cooley for
sehr Iole Norwood from Easpor with lath and fish, to p
schr Star Prindle from Boston, via Bridgeport, Conn. with
mdse, to master.
Brig Caroline Plat Rice 20 days from Apalachicoa with
Also, brig unknown
Herald Marine Correspondence.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
BosroN. Sunday. Feb a6-l Ems
CID Saturday 7. M-BaIque Ranbow, Sampson, NOIeans;
Arr sunday-Barques Mohawk Chase Para via Vineyard;
vannsh Mary rease Shields Tnnidad de- Cuba PhenI Small
atlantic with = $50 Sb :D oil Amsns Dill
sSe!ef HS Wm9s,o" sS1s wys1
s Dh Go Lewis, So ES
Below, brig Alpine Foster, Surinsm via Gloucester; brig
outside unknown 49,
2.ha in Oct % ,uo .p the only
American vessel in port.
General Record.
ARRIVALS QUEBEc AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49l, ton
AnRIvALs AT GAsPE A. tonnage $685. 2is-n
1912.
Arrivals New CARLrsLE-vessels 81. tonnage 5,7ai,
men 3l6.
Eagle Fullerton from Havana for Portland Feb g. off Cape
days from NOrleans for st Kits, Feb 49, lat
Care from Boston for New Orleans, Febls, lat % NJ lon
Foreign Ports.
MArANzAs Feb liar William. Nckerson, Boston; 3th
Turns ISLAND. Feb Gin port. Hartley, and Caroline of
Philadelphia. ldg
Home Forts.
7PHuApELPHrA, Feb 27-Ar Swan, SHELL NOleans; New
*, sharp Island Kssss. Emery, Orleans; John
do CID Pearl Harding Boston,; Calcutta, steeman, Prov
depss Nieh9ls Bid tls Walton NySIk Nv,, u,,
Taylor, Boston. Arr Science, Elliot Portland
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outset Three four times hasEngland repudiaed her
debts by this "thimble-riggng" uggle, and even now
while she affects abuse the United States for inability
to pay, she proposes a repetition of it.
The stock debts OF the United States $3.50 O0
900, which they are unable TO pay. Their wealth,
sources and industry are however, constantly appealed
to as proof that they can pay This arises from utter g
norance stockholders preach if the citizens OF the
United States now pay taxes To correct this error
we have carefully compiled the following table, showing
the assessed value of taxable property under the direct
taxes of the Federal Government in 1899 and the
present State valuations of taxable property with the
amount oil State, town and county ares already paid
TAXABLE PROPERTY THE UNITED STATES At THREE:
feRops WITH THE AMOUNT OF TAXES now PAID IN