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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

UIHE Plaintiffs in The above cases, having
IL tins sday filed their declarations in nv OF
fee. and the defendants having no wife or al.
toriey known to be: withinthis State, on whom
n copy of said. declaration, with rule 70 plead
can be served: tits ordered, that the said defen.
dant do plead TO the said declaration, within a
year and a day from the publication of this or :
der, or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded against them s: 81
GEO, POPE, G. c: r..
Clerks Office Nov. Is IS13 Jv 40
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State of Soutil Carolina,

State of Soutll Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
SQUlRE BURNETT, living on Cufee.
~ town Creek. TWO or three miles from
Phoenix Post Office. tolls before me. a bay
HORSE. about sixteen hands high fifteen or
sixteen yearsof age, sinr in his forehead, both
hind feet aud one fore foot white. white spots
on his back and shoulders, right hi lower titan
the other, marks Of gear. and slod all round,
when taken mp. Appraised Ut fifteen dollars.
NJ. p. HOLLOWAY, Magistrate.
April 10 (S2 OO) lamat IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

1--WE are authorized to announce M.
GRAY. Esq. as a candidate for the leg
islaturc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

GP The friends Of BENJAMIN c..
!YANCEY announce him as candidate
for the Legislature.
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Debts of Queen Viciorid.-Il will be
recolleced thai Il few weeks since Mr.. Ble-
witt, The member for the Monmouth dis
,rici. alluded in the House Of Commons TO
certain reports, which had Obtained con-
siderable circulation respecting the pccuin-
ary position of the Sovereign, who it was
alleged, was SO greatly in debt that grant
from parliament would be required in or
der to relieve her Majesty from certain Ii.
abilities. twill be also remembered that
when MIR. Blewilt asked Sir Robert Peel
if there were any truth iu The unpleasant
fumors 10 which he referred, the righ, hon
orab!e baronet stated that there was mol
the least foundation for The report which
had gone abroad. II is certain, however
and we state the fact upon the very best
authority, tha, within the, last three weeks
not only upwards cflorty persons tmales
and females) employed iu the Lord Cham
berlain's department have been discharged
but that very considerable reduction in
the number of persons engaged in the de-
parlments. Of the Lord Steward and the
Master of the Horse.is Immediately con-
templated. Indeed. ii is slated that the
number of,be royal pages will be reduced,
and that the same system of cutting down
the royal expendierlure, by simiiarimeans
will be resorted to throughout the domes-
tic establishment of the Sovereign. We
may add that, when Sir Robert Peel an.
swered the question ofMr. B!eWitt in par
lament. the right honorable baronel was
totally unconscious orthe extensive Nreduc-
lions in the royal household contemplated
by the Queen. Her Majesty's tours, how
ever, both in this country and in France
and Belgium, must have necessarily a
very large sum 10 be expended on The part
of The Britannia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15

% We are authorized to announce DANIEL.
HOLLAND. Esq; candidate for seat in the
House ofDelegdtes, at the ensuing election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
MARRIED

~, Sn Wednesday evening, November lah by Rev. Henry
1icIi; w ~ JOHN A VAN BLARCOM 10 Mss ELLEN
tai;,0n SIa. November l2t! by Rev Mir Rabcock Mr.
niSst HER MIN OF Albany. II Miss ALMlRA w. SNlTii
In the CITY Of New Brl.,rc on Tlnrslay evening Yoy
n, oy the Rev Gee r. Bliss, NJ ELIAS GUNYON OF the
nm 81 knnyon & Mar IN. Ia Mss EMILY daughter OF D.
nL HSnd1ph Esq Edtot ofthe F'edonla. all Blns
4, Baltimore, the IL nsau by President Kraulh n n
o. Pennsylvoniq College Rev c. p. KRAUTI Pastor THE
second Lnelsd Lutheran Church. oil nltmoe TO SUSAN
younees, daughter OF Isaac Reynolds, Esq. OF b.
~ Bowdoin Me. on the eth u,. Captain ELIJAH AL
LEN OF T. aged Is years TO Mss MARY GRAUSE. "i Free.
port, aged 40 Also, same evening" Mr.. DANIEL ALLEN
gnnds29 OF the above named A!lcn TO Ms. CHARITY CUR
IFS, OF Webster. Three grund children witnessed the
ceremony.
AZ Boston Eth inst. By the Rev Mr. Inth-op j. HUNT
iSGIOS NOLCOIT 10 CORNELEA. daughter Of Samuel
In Rose, Wayne county on the 23d ult by Elder f. w
Billion Of Gnlen, ured il, &c Aliss SARAH ANN LAMB
rscd Is, OF the former place.
We wish the young lad much JOY,
Nth his pretty Lamb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
DIED.

Yesterday morning. Of bilious fever, Captain JOHN HULL
IN The i2d year of his age.
HIS friends and relatives invited attend his funeral this
afternoon at three clock from his lGc residence as rnnd
Ia Boston. the 9Th inst LYDIA, wife Of Jonathan Smell
ling, u:cd 76ycars.
A Clyde Wayne County, October o. Mr.. HENRY REM
sen. merchant, aged 50 years
In the death OF Mr. Remsen the relations Of life have been
suddenly and sorrowiuy disturbed Immediate relatives IRE
CALLED 10 mourn the loss of kind husband and father dut
lu son and an nectonae brother The church which no
belonged most devoted consistent md exemplary member
and the circles of society Of Of their brightest Ornaments
u bland, conscientious and benevolent man.
See where he walks on yonder mount that lifts
Its summit high, on the night hand OF bliss,
Sublime IN glory, tlklng, with his peers,
" the incarnate SaviOur's love, und passed
Affection lost in present 10Y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

TRINITY CnuscH.-The workmen have discon
unueo Their labors on The spirs of trinity Church
Until Spring, "nd have removed the scaffoldln,.
r" several months the men have heen at work
on the top. high in air. When the spre IS
finished II will &c about 20 hundred and eighty
'eei IN hight 1t Is n W completed two hundred
and thirty feet. and will he finished early in t..
neat season. The work, as it now apaea g is
most bcautiu specimen OF architecture News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Pastor of Trim,y Church, Saugerties. n. Y
New.York, October q, 1874"

rs HAYS Linmen and Linn's Balm OF China warrant
ed 10 cure of Piles The money shall be refunded
To be had only ut q Courtlandtsreet
Rheumatism can be cured by Hewes Nerve and Bone Ln
mcnt and the Indian Vegetable Elixir. any doubts Gull
On Mr. Tyler, RectoT,tteet Or Mr. Sheppard lsj Frank
Courilandt street.
Curnstick's Sursapari!a il go0d article any
mnde alitle pre- of all Others and large bottles
Price 81 cents per D .ttc, or 81 per dozen;
New Err IN ugne Wnteru beautiful article can be had
n q Cuutundsrect retail and wholesale cheuper than
before Offered IN this nlarke;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

nyH HEALTH! o BLESSED HEALTH! thou art above a
geld easue is thou who enarseSt the soul and OPEN
eth all It's powers to receive instruction and to relish virtue
He that has these has little wish for and he tat
wretched rs TO have these not wants thing beside Let
II, be thankful: Brandieh's Pill will give us health Get,
them these blessed Pills. which centuys use has fully esab
shcd TO be the best medicine bestowed For the
prevailing colds and coughs they will be found thing that
medicine capable of parting Sold at Dr. Brandreths
principal office, 2il Broadway; 2 Hudsons: ga Bowcry,
New. York; and Mrs. Booth, MaIketsreet, Brooklyn and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

SANps's observation-disclosures teaches us TINT the
Process OF nutrition IN gill animals, that is. the restoration Of
wasted parts proceeds from the blood and medical experience
has confirmed the doctrine first boached less lhan half cen
fury ago. TINT SarSgpa' Ia ucis directly and powerfully
The preparation known S.Spss SARsAPARILLA the re-
su of many years OF scientific experiment; and admitted
be the most powerful concentrated and searching
from the root which has been employed medical prnc
.ce As mild nperent, uRtlseptic md tonic the
three most useful properties of cdicine prges and pur
es and restores sSr2ula Capcer Leproy, al Ulcers md
orders but prnGnE from diseased circulnon
give way before its hygeian influence.
For farther particulars md conclusive evidence OF s,er
value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be Obtained
OF the propretors and their agents gratis.
Prepared and sod wholesale ind retail, by a. B. 6 D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, New. York
Sold also at 2l3 Broadway u East Broadway and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
ADAMS & cos. EXPRESS.

DS- The Subscribers give Notice they have
nude arrangements 70. DAILY Express between Boston and
New-York. by which ALL goods entrusted TO them can be
forwarded without delay of - hours mas heretofore been
the during the winter months, when the boats either
line trweekly The report hci has been indRStrouSiy
circulated that only three PER scek UN
QUALIFIEDLY FALSE ADAMS & co.
no luis. 7WplLs,reet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

tG- Dr. H. k,raSai's fEfRcraI i'erth-1he
oeDr,y these Teeth have otanrd and The bgn
them by th,e VINO have HEM WITH
heir superiority the great teeth
hni made TINS country. have induced Dr. kImbll to
rnns e such will hereafter enable him
oily the increasing demand for them mas b-en
eIe his Practice this department es profession ard BY
he high thu, have passed these es;h by
many Of distinguished VIM
them ard by several ni the smlnen PhysIclnns ion
ut oil hiS city who have spontaneous. of rel The
ole tnuprs their Thee e-th wit
continue he made ny nf Kinha eIcu-inslv for has
Dractice they sci in the elegant manne
d yh'e. aud ndnp'ed inc mouth ~ such
ne the highest utility with the greatest pssl'e comnft The,
warranted 10 b. UNSURPASSED Ivy any that ace n the
United States. and euaraGeed cfseS i. perfectly
and alt hs hat aiticiai teeth be
Dr. KmSa washes n he partlralfrlv mated h
arrangements srch w erahe him nfTr ths,e
teeth made the style shove n-ntipned u he Prices
tt1t char sed fer The kinds Sp2cnens may
nj Ir,isv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

ctied amounting % $50 bales at 80 S. n cs BENG Sr
manufacturing.
oIL-Within few DAYS abou. 800 bb!, Crude Whale have
b sai ots for horne use ct % els For export only "a
Offered Lin.eei !, dull.
HOPSSgeclaarS have taken nbou, 100 bales fry; sort
Western al IL. a /! ats. cash. The market s dru
BEESWAX-Salcs 100 lbs Yellow Il, 2al, cen,,, cash
F!sHSqles Of iss sssS7e b2zes Herring have teen
advance.
TALLosv -Aboc. 2oa0o lbs prime reader.. tsve been
taken for home Us, q; - eea; For eIpos: the inquirT
PRovIsIoNs.-lgPk iSe,s 10 change, sad the
.aes s"He lO bhs ct current -ae' Sale. g. b5s 'lr.
years Did. at $ O. Beef very ;i-J aui making w.
Old held nj 81 .. and Prmeat s. - We not CO s,es 20
5b' Lard Al . cen;- good art ee; Kegs Hrc Z -. No
change IN Bni'e' AID Che2se The former Il active
% Conversational 7Icetinss OF the AIMEE
TN, Tus':,"'- They commence FOR the season Gu
orlack P VI and NIL be continued through The winter Eye
Mechanic ana Manufacturer .1oulI at;. AL the meet nrs
Sctect Of Tie frs; meeting CRoroS WATER AFFIXED 70
., The FARXERs CLrg meet n; tn; Place the 1t and
frends Agriculture irv.'ei Free ADMISSION both
Conera; rs aad Club Subject q the next meeting OF the
Club DISEASE OF THE PorAIo. MS q
ESR Rev. rah-n President CT Ot-s-ln CoIlesate
institute will preach nj Free Congregations Church Ne.
Wednesday,. Thursday ami Friday Evenings, this week SEATS
G spanish guase.-MASEsc.'s ORAL Sys
TEN.A new Evening Class vii commence the study Of the
above Language Saturday Q6: INST III O'Clock pre-
cisey and then every Tuesday, Thursday and SAT
urny from 7. n. Genaneu disposed 20 join IN said
class requested cal; Immediately q. f;0ieo. Ra5rdan
residence, No ) Rende.itFeet.
Terms. ~ Glass; $40 1T OF % lessons. Private
instruction and tfl1Sla:.0Gs, usual. MA p
--------IS--------
~ 40 Travellers for Eurore.-lve have for
sal, the improved Nautilus Safety Gire. It Is instantly
Inflated BIZ merely drawing i around The bosy.
The Gold Medal was aysele 70 BY the American lnstl
I'll the late Far IT. streagth rni efficiency have been
fully tested the past samner The Long Island ANA Long
Branch sho!c. tnli SD LEARN g. co.
~ Established I795.-S0AP, CANDLES AND
STARCH.-I. D. {: W. LEE, Manufacturers, Mes. IL End
62 Reade street. New York. have constantly hand large
the above articles, which they will >el at the
lowest market prices. warranted equal # not superior 10
manufactured the city, delivered shipped without charge
tor boxes or Carriage.
Merchants, G;oces Country Dealers md Families, who
in OF the above articles will lind 1t TO thc interest 70
cal on u, before purchasing elsewhere.
nl3 3ms ]. d. & w. LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
FOREIGN Ports.

Passed Anjer. July o. ship Mon,auk (new) McMichaes.
from New York May r. for Cation.
Passed AMER July g. S, Paul, Aen from Salem for CHI,
raIaldn, from Hamburg.
a, Zanzibar. July 5 bgs Cherokee. Mansfield. and Roa
Az at Honolulu. June S. brig Hannah Cheever from Salem
via Guayuoul. Sailed May B. Fumu, Nye. California; "a,
Lausanne. Spapdlng, Manila: Sd. CongaIee Weston, Kan.
Al Gcayumn November bark Te1idor, Lockwood. from
81 Tholsas, for New. Y oIk, days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
- priee Redu.ed 20 Flf,y Cen.x per bos-

tie.-THE TRlCOPHEROUS IS universally admired md
acknowledged 10 he the best and cheapest article r unrng
the HAIR prevents from falling oil or tnrning grey, pro.
duces and restores hair, even at late period OF lie tree
fn scurt and renders the most harsh and dry hair soit rs
silk curly md glossy: preserves IN curl and other ecofa
formation, unmpGIred by the summers heat. violent
ecsc, the relaxing tendencies Of the sall &C. To
children it invaluable as /; lays foundation Tor beautiful
iiead o hair.
Principal office 40 Broadway corner of Liberty street, up
stairs Beware Of the counterfeit sold dollar NJ Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

GouRAUD's ITALIAN the extraordinary remedy
for the failing Ui pmpcs blutche feckes, chais
roughness dscouraon other 10 the SKIM ever IN
vented. beware 9i swndrg p"s'nous counieeIa%gpSs
CiSE THE WILL TO TAKE 40 OTHER. GOURAuD'S
SOAP be Ind in New York only ut the original depot o.
n,sfnn z AiIk.st. nlsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Spoken, &ci

Aug q lat is 80 s. lon rs 40 E, spoke ship North BEND
Croker Il days from Batavia for Newly orA-oy ohaio'e
Ut Boston.
Get g. lot IL 80 y, lon A 30 W. exchanged signals with an
American brgantine ,andinc E. showing white signal
with letter IN lt-by the Charlotte, at b9sion
Nov Int q p. Ion II 80, brig Willis, Putnam 9ays from
ST Johns, P r, Tor New-YUrk. I-.ctS2 " as
Nov H. Monhesan M . miles spoke brig Osceola from
Bangor for Martinique
Sept 8. la, s. Ion o 30 W. ship Cato bound to Orleans,
No date iai % W. ion Isl brig Chelaus, oil Lohoon
Grew anc passengers, ali well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Posr OFFICE, New York, Nov. u. l34i.
fS5- English Mail -Lerte. Bags per Steamer Hlber-
nia Will be clo.c ai the Upper und Lower Post Offices tins
CITY Friday, the 18th inst at s. minutes past O'Clock,
NJ The overland postage u S cents each single letter
must be paid. JOHN LORlMLR GRAHAM, T. u. nl2 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
LATELY PUBLISHED
pTTIGE0S Q'TPI\GER & CG

CHEAP PUBLICAT'
LATELY PUBLISHED:
For sale by BURGESS. STRINGER * CO.
- Broadway, cor. Ann st.
At,ia-A Romance by C. P. R. James. Price 3 cents
Castle Dismal, the Bachelors Christmas By W. G Snm'
The Great Metropolis, or New. York in 1886 Pnce . cents.
The Naurnl History of Courtshp, by Punch, illustrated
Price . cents.
Punch. Letter Writer with illustration, By Leech Price p
cents
Oneota or the Red Race of America, by Henry R. School
History OF Greece by Rev Connop Thirl,val Part l. Price
% cents.
y cents 49,
Sylvester Sound the somnanbult, By tho author of Vuen
tine FOx. Price 31iS csn,s.
The Poems OF Eliza Cook Price 80 cents
Dick Turpn. or lockwood Romance y cents.
Pererrne Banee by Ieodore T. Hook Is cents.
Tale. and sketches. by ]. {. W9imough; p cents
Es'elIe or .he ConspratoT OF the ,es. II cents:
SSech-, # IRISH C-aracte by Mr., !. c. lnl Part lss
The Bs and Dawns Room Polka with the most esteemed
Quadr les. l2s
" B-Wll be published in a few days. new novel by
Borders MA 2tls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Commercial and Money Matters.

CT For Commercial and Moneg Matte-s. Last Page.
THURSDAY. P. II.
The Sock Market much depressed To- day,
and most of the fancies fell off 20 per cent
In Excosnga there - nothing OF importance de-
ins. Sterling le loA Fruncs 5a1.
Rar-s OF D5cauni ON Bank Notes ~ s. Wali-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

res- GouRAup's PoupRE SUBTLE for completely and
permanently eqdcatng superuous hair from Females nrpel
icsted loe buying proof positive this and no mistake ut
Walker street fist Store FROM Broadway. nbu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

~ GoURAup's IIQrIp VEGETABLE RouaR impart, q
delicate tnge to the exon at 81 Walker street
first store FROM Broadway. mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN do you wish to have fine
hend of hn free from Dundrut9 ue the Balm of Columbia
This Article has been in for the last years and has been
daily gaining reputation. IL gives the huir beauty and
ln.Ie lns assed. AT u Court lAnnt.stree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

~ Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor Snlve will instantly
cure bnns scas piles and all nilamnaory complaints. at
81 Walker, rs: Store FROM Broadway. or the money re-
pdai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

CouRAep's HAIR DYE will change red gray hair to a
beautiful brown black. warranted ut b. w a!ker street
frst store FROM Broadway. not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

J1- DR.. Pninneys's Family Pills constantly
10. sale by A. B. g. ID. SANDS s9 Fulton street. 3 Broad
.,y md y FAST Broadway I'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

rs Gourauds Spanish Lily White for the complexion,
49, n6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Bosros Nov 14-(At anchor Nantasket Roads ordered
TO Nsw,Yorkl ship Ch,Io;,e, Gerry Manila June y An.
10. China; only American vessel The NJ brought IN the
OF B ship GoudoleI which was wrecked en- the
Warren Hastings Shoa about June ~ WIN uu cargo Of
teas and silks from Chsa Capt French was hghy commend
ed 70, his humanity and kindness TO the sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Or Graham aouse-Neyv Arrangements

OF Graham Rouse-Neyv Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs bis friends and the public that ne
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
the Graham House 50 Barclay street. by ndine TO
Tie ADJOINING house. md prepared TO accommodate ,ran
sent permanent Boarev the most favorable terms All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet horie and freedom
from the fumes alsohe and tobacco invited To paronze
this house. The Vegetable System with the choices; selection
OF fruits. which the market affords viii be strictly adhered
TO- but table will be reIve Tor these who pise! the ordinary
mode or r,I-cd Gis-
{ro;en Shcwer i srrr and Cold Baths, free,
% II ROSWELL GpSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

ngArSEss.-Dr. McNars Acoustic Oil. 4 permanent cure
for tleuness 1t relieves once To be had at q Courundt
Also, the Ea. India Hair Dye-wii color the hair but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Il HER INTEREST IN 1913.

Estimate. Message
Nett proceeds of Public Works $500 s.7S.if7
Baa.ce OF general revenue. 800 1903
Total. ...................s 81 ,Ges. LOO s6I7,3.3
interest .................... l,O75,22' 1929
Excess ................... s59,EH
Denc!l ..'................ SlUi 30
Now the blunder here taking the estimates for
1873 and the results for 1872, and 1873 The reported
by the Governor 2 mil tax. whereas the tax for 1913
was mill tax, and in this the $780, Co.
The surplus revenue instead Of deficiency of $4,000
ally showed surplus OF nearly 500 0O0 In fact of
The finances OF Ohio showing deficiency lSI3 they actually
show considerable surplus reported the Legislature by
MI Auditor Brough The following the real result OF
that year:
Cqnal and other revenues received up to the 10Th OF
November, and paid 10 Fund Commissioners on nc
count OF interest und other public debt SS2 $40
o1s en q09 Sse S for s Applicable to the pay
Oh Government, Schools &C. OF every description. 5i &e
Interest on public debt for 1913 us 23J
Excess. sl62 ol2
The above statement contains actual official results the
money was received and paid the creditors the State
Yet the journal alluded to akes up these old isstacnents
which have beeH fully met and epubshes them for the
purpose of shaking the credit Of Ohio Stocks The
relied upon for the payment OF 1914 interest
Surplus actually n Treasury siOD G0
Canal and other revenues 10000
Total 81 10000
Total interest about. 1,lOJ
The actual surplus will be about $4,000 4, 10 the table
accompanying atiuck spoken Of showing apparent III.
clease III the debt OF Ohio 1874, only necessary say
that II is an old statement aud does not refer to 1884, and that
the debt of the State has not been Increased during this year.
The circulating notes Of me C66toD Bank are
redeemed By the Comptroller ut 10 cents the dollar
Tue following haty-arY dividends nave beer
decl.,ed by the Banks in Philadelphia:
Commercial .er cent Farmers and MechaDics j. Ken
sneon A. Mechanics 1, Nloyamensing g. Manufacturer
s
Township s. Southwark 8. Western 4.
Tb. Rank Of lewiston Pa hns declnrod dividend of Ok
i"c Dunn VI be"'oA' o. Ha' "eNiase Vi ~
pc. cent
The Merchants. and Manufactured Bank Of Pittsburgh
Nv con,
per Cent
The Exchange Bank oil Pittsburgh . per cent.
The Bank OF Delaware at Wilmington sls per SHARE being
L per cent. io' the last SIX months
The Southwark Railroad ) per cent
inr Pnilad-ieti' l. q nrrf s",s "W'th regard
State debt, have heard from either my
this IKE lnl oi epuuaiI, nad te ppIcy % ne oovet
u! cIeet mus u. .'.' ~ e''t
Februty there may be million IN tie Treasury is very ques
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

4 BLESSING TO MANKISD-CoNSEL's PAIH EXTRACTOR.
Iod nv iii Who NC bve os nal i 20 m
The most wonderful article known II repes all nure,
by fire. extracts pain and prevents modification every
II will any ofthe following complaints, pay
refused for It:
Burns, Old Sores Erysipelas.
Scads, Bruises. ChueS,
Salt Rheum, ScrofuIa, Wounds
Erupiions, Sore Eyes. Piles
ChIbains. Cold IN Wounds, Tender Feet, &c.
cancers frequently removing them
without pain agony speedily aays all inflammation and
reduces sweings and is save no family should eyer be
without. The following remarkable furnished Us
quite recently and hundreds Of others equally wonderful Una
ny so,) might be added Tut Tor want OF
leave them out
child n nephew Of friend of mne stepped in vessel
of boiling aud caded It's leg to the knee when Con
nes Pam Extractor from Comstocks No. q COutl1ndt
street was applied, which almost Instantly gave relief the
little sufferer and entirely cured It, Also child OF my
burned It's hand eyeresy aud used this sa"e winch
gave relief, and cured II entirely, and for
could be induced be without II. think every family
should always keep hand TO of such accidents
H. ADAMS,
Pastar of T1Inty Church, Sausertes. n. Y.
NaIc-Y Octnh