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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
Rhode Island against Maine Locoiocoi>m.

,rl c1,,;,,r rcs-l ,,,.s ,r,,.,,,l,l J., !, ro-.,r,
,t IL,
- " -
Island on sie Resolutions q INC legislature q
this State, have been passed by both branches of
tho Assembly of Rhodo lsland--Tho resolutions
-at,,i,o i az lao laolors
:, -, 60
III 'l'l9 7''''S'--l I''>'ta7ot \'i0') No'''
horca9, Inc l-egts'A''so q Inc '1'a'e q Name
has passed sitidry resolutions Reproducing, IN
terms the most offensive the goEcfnn5nt ana .he
people OF hhe3o lS'ahd, Tor 'AeiE Efforts during
INC i'tie i!!surtoci!o,i't 't1,n ''' - @i1ol %
tho ton5.ltu-on a. rs Laws protesting a9aii's.
the Imprisonment OF Hoa1s y" iJofF, as unjust
Illegal "aiiGnit' ana fyrahAicai' ana INVOKING
TIC incorporation o tie t1chernl Government =
procure ''hs immediate reioaso;' and whereas
these re6oiuttons have hoeh transmitted 70 lis
i-Ncci.eHcy tic t'oFcfhpf, ana bE nm nave bccH
communicates 70 'lis >IoiloF@i Assembly, 'csc-
lore
ie1soiFcy. ny 'ht5 1''s2Fal -isaeha9iF Goes
hereby enter rs solemn Ifoiest no lh'or-
ference OF tac sac 81 H2'2a WIZ -l2 iftIe-l1i al
faira q Rhode Island, AZ an interference winch
can picat no constituents sanction, ara Wt:icA
deserves 20 Do Ec1H'o 2s ! dangerous INVASION CT
the most sacred rights oI INC 'toFcTEffobt and
people 81 tins STAG
heselTed. ihct the oh!'g"t-on2 q truth not less
than tha co nifty, which = IS tho dti!y nh1 the m
ieret OF sister tlta9 t" peFseHere IN ther inter
course with one 1nother. Ought = nave restrained
tie Legislature Ct ilh- fton ove.'iAg c9arsa de-
n4hclat:oh5 agalns, she supreme t"nif OF lt1od =
Island, Ter ;"e manner n !" hl ~ eta na'nofah'o
cr:SI' ~ J" on. history, 1h3t upright ana on
l5h!cneI tFil4Hal discharged Oh i'Alos"'No oar
palntti d'.S =.
Resolved. Ihai the h:tonF: % .hH parf Of no
LEGISLATURE OF Ai'itc' - 'hFfhen''o "i'l the ~
lhlHlSSsa''"h q cFhnihai Josleo ~ ms ta-o' 20
invoke me po2u'f VohGeanoo aTashs' We '''''1is-
taFs OF the law ara y render nous us f'eh'e'ul
.id''ts, i!-iisi4!!o' >''i9'i -
that mad party spirit winch 70 accomplish ton
p'rary ana soHSh P"rno5e' tram. rs u.0si III ITO
safeguards Of constitutional freedom, ani d.sro-
CARDS ih9 most Impressive "a hohinoHs OF history
Resolved, Ih2t the appeal winch tue state OF
Name has seen IL TO mako 70 The ,fonerat tI"Y-
soever PIaus'h'iItlos OF ih"gHaSe 'Hat H!Poal Is
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Tho following letter il

AHoTHEa SratEIK&r.-T following letter il
aadrc ssod TO tho ei.to, of the u. S. Gazoltc -
sif-AIueh az depIo.o the publicity which
Las nd4iciot.siy been given 10 a maitor entirely
Of prs Alto nature | feel comelci. in consc-
.Goaca of letter from Iares Boo:E, esq. to
yoa Which published III your paper Of tho
9Th inst, - request OF you, liasnuch you have
givol publicity 10 tho note OF Judge Booth, to
luscr. tho accompanying certificate from the Row.
?. Roi.iy which, | hopo will at once set the
matter at resi- IA tho pubic mind.
OF,
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u.uk Note and Exchange List.

,.y n, the Cincinnati Gazette by Ellis d IaAefte,
,,.,a,o. g,okers. ~ E. corner Of Main and Sd SIS.
e ,,enared to buy, generally the notes OF the
soLs below named, and also to furnish LAchange at
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.What is the chief end of man - inquired school
Teacher 81 pretty Miss. NV ny, suppose pop htc
qaestson:S tise reply
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NE. NAs.


w copy Tie folorln from tn Free American, pub
list3ed by C.ssIts " CLAY at Lexington, Ky.
FosrER,s POWER Passive lnv., cur g,7c-~rnsrY,
friends, for thu OF are,g, Of ss4re-
holders, anu this beautiful piece rlccifa
the product OF free La6or If amy proud Of
mental achievement let him !ooa this and reflect that
slavery depriyes o soc. these Ii Is eofet
OF wesiih, let him THIS and reflect that sidF
has sent tAo4s of money FREE States to prcsS
body j. fond OF tie fJkn4 7fit9f,s,' let him show his
works aud that money saIi
be spent among ywn people Let those
who have spent the peoples school fund, building
locks and dams, am turnpike roads, which thert Is
nothing o be carried, remember THAI there thousands
Of Fosters Kentucky. who for the wait # proper
cation and encouragement Lost u The world: first
make articles of AMI Them the
c0npcHc. Those who take pride IL large cities: ask
Yourselves why ,vo been eeut.t send sixteen
hundred dollars from Lexington the "la', to Gin in;at
the Younger city for press and printing materials
Those vino high prices, know why tieir
beef and pork and other things. nave 10 De carried to dis
ana uncertain rhas. N!.se the
mouths are, Thea IL farmers market al,o
Ii Poas parents gricyed that their and dargh
spendts ana prof. gates, how they blame
an, hl,t ie4lSeivesl Al4hc labor
II honorable. How nl-ay STARVING. tie Gesi.,
bar the wl!o like Foster n!tt k.r
been useful to themselves, and honor to :her country
II slavery had not made ulIlcI labor taafgngbte:
II aay deems a t,ntis= III In. 1ul upon tins
press the result u yI is1 H.. .lt. liberty,
Zation and region and then ask his secret
notions If he should be regarded his
country, who would wish that Lexington might maxi
tn Sc.
all if there be any fa:,er ten sons urfor-
have poor miserable, sun lra faxy-
leas!ed negro let him press, and with
~, ana MAKE kentucky Jfoe.
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Pastor Of ST. Peters Church.
Wilmington. Dol. July sth. 1915.
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~ rus MORNINGS MAIL.
rhins- in rh..ndc,rhia.
NwasWdcnco y, The Tribune,
rmlApmr,uA. Nov. IL. =.

llNiAH1lVi'lA, NNN, 10. /. NJ.
q,,, s>risemcm n, tho Stock Market was kept up
.hlsy INT the close there lcss disposition
Ss.ss,e IN Wilmington Esii,os, which went up Mt the
MI S>sni /. lrn The highest quotation OF Friday sell
Ss .,eVS The mSkct closed n; SSt. 27S9 shares hay
e easssNs hSnds In rcnr rylrouta Elves sacs were
s,sse Ecaiiee NS,ltN>sa bonds were firm Al 10 while
AZ ,Asvs ,urNNcd l. ,clling at Isl. Ntcksbu'e went
NJ seltnS Al 81 lifted States RnS WAS ntm al u
Ia EoplSn am. Domestic Exchanges, there IS
~, tit|c doing -, iuNr. quote Sterling his a,
AssNprc,m,, avs, ASAtsN Vt New Orleans pare
SsS Nr'>,,c s,Scir : ,t,sc thsricstun. '1It dIsc
SSAlsNa 4, al Mst eiusbuJs, disc Rcnc' Notes
syv 1tt' mi Al sNr"i discount
Ia ~ Couvt VI Common Pleas, yesterday lV'Sc
Nec ci,Nr;,>! q Decision IN UlU;iom W the cunc.ttd
ee>s ~, ~ several candidates tor City aud County
~ -. |, Was ,p;,tc lCasJly and as cNpcci,'' Nd-
W = II she application VI the petitioners IRE Na'"-
$ov Shuuk Yesterday met h,s fellow cnizvns nj
y A4~sScuce Gsli and Exchanged the usual sluiutons
,,y, ,sch OCCASIONS The Governor Will remain IN the
;s,y ~ saNcga days longer,
Thcyv MAS QelIo q disturbance in ST Mary street,
,cNr So. ,hs morning. among some drunken coorcd
>,.,c, ~ low giosSCry Several hard blows were eN-
,,hNes,> clothes sc. when officer Cu:gan and ms
,,S,ty NJ and restored peace ~ o'clock another
~ Mss ycAcJ ap ot q more serious character.
Wi;h iAs exception ot the usual number OF drunken
>a scrcry cases arrested by the police last nish ana
;Ass sssasns there is hc ar nothing oil oeNi en''''
.ur,ns &c day tbs, would interest your roadeTs
The friends ", John NJ Read III tins city are cav
~ ,,,l H. ,,,ns hs, viii operate upon Presiden; Folk
W ,,,,, ,.r his nomination IL the vacant Judscship
Thy, weather is clear and rather pleasant
Ar,on., th,, imports NJ This port on Saturday and
MA ,y necc l7,l bales which will material
- >,cuS; IA prices The prcscn; stock may be set down
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new Bank in Brooklyn to be called the Kings
County Bank is to be applied for the next session Of
of the Legislature.
AT Baltimore, the Stock Market continues in fe-
verish condition; prices tend downward in many de-
scrptious The Mechanics Bank will probably declare
per cent, There was an animated inquiry for money,
and Of the Banks disposed 70 contract Rates
on the street 6Ql2 per Inland Exchanges slightly
advanced New.York Philadelphia and Boston l-l0ai
prem Richmond la Fair demand for Bills on England
at 81 asa per cent. prem. with sales.
The American Drawback Bill is exciting some
among our Canadian neighbors. The Montreal Herald
thinks that something should be done to protect the
Montreal and Quebec Merchants against the Yankees,
for as ii asserts the large buyers Of Upper Canada in
stead of making Their purchases in those cities NIL up
tire stocks OF goods from Newiork il recommends a
considerable reduction up freights the 81. Law
renee between Montreal and Kingston but the Kingston
News SAWS this reform, although loudly called Tor wall
no, cure the evil In is opinion is without remedy
and al once remarks that alteration in the upward
charges OF transportation on the ST. Lawrence Will ena
bic Montreal to regain the trade with Upper Canada IN
foreign goods The duties imports Of goods from the
United States chiefly groceries, received at the kingston
Custom House alone in 1874 amounted to slo,OOO, or
ST. COO while the receipts at Toronto and other ports
were in proportion.
The Branch of the Planters Bank at Nashville, is
checking freely at sight the North at II per cent
MUM and the Farmers * Merchants Bank continues to
check at the rate.
AT New. 0 reans, capital continues quite abundant
and for first short paper facilities are readily afford
cd out Of doors at SOLO per cent Second class paper
can be done according circumstances at l2Gl5 per
cent, discount, Long loans secured by mortgage con-
tinue 10 be sought after aed are readily effected al va
10 per cent. discount per annun.
The following table will show the declared value
ocxpor,s Of British manufactures aud produce IRON 1851
10 lsi4 inclusive:
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COMMERCIAL. AND MONEY MATTERS.
y For Sales Of s.oeks, Sc Sec Fourth rage.


SATURDAY. P. NJ
The market to-day was active and generally quite
buoyant-the speculation. however, running into new
channels Wilmington went up 3 or per cent. aud
vicksburg also improved to 81. The feeling WAS good,
and the bulls were in clover.
The demand for Exchange for the Steamer was
only moderate and rates without change. The quota
tons are Tor Sterling l0Si Francs 81 26iG5f %
Amsterdam 39i a39S Hamburg, 35' a36; Bremen, 7es
079.
The receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester Road
for October fall short something compared with oco
Der last year during which month there were considera
BILE receipts from Convention tickets but in the present
month there has been thus far compared with Nov
1874 n gain Of about $780,
The exports o! the week ending 18th inst from
this por, were S5934el of which $i5Oi72 were IN
American vessels. The arrivals were Do OF which "a
were American and the c!earanccs 2S Of which 20 were
American Passengers arrived 1888.
The property of the City Bank of Buffalo was
sold at auction few days since at Buffalo The solow
- ns,aH
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MARRIED:

ON the evening of the 18th by Rev; Henry de hoyen
of Christ Church Mr. GEORGE GREi6 to Nliss Doko-
THEA CRuICKSIiANk. all OF this city
Al Portland on Thursday morning. 18Th inst by Rev.
John w. Chickcring LEVI SCRlBNER, of this city. 10
Miss E GAY second daughter OF Charles B. Smith, Esq.
of Portland Maine.
A. Lnnsingburyh 18th, Ephraim Lockwood to Nancy
Edmond.
Al pouchkc.psc, 18th, Frank Sleigh, to Sarah Ann
I.npham LIST. Theodore a. Cook;ngham to Jane a.
Brces 10TH Joseph H. Marshall TO Sarah D. Rckctscn.
Al Kingston lst John D. Brandt to Martha Bates.
At HYDE Park, Sd, Joseph Z Wilmer, OF Troy 10 Susan
II Weed.
A, oxford n Y llth Chas Hunt Jr. TO Mary Root.
At Canajoharc. 7th, Jones y lie Row TO Christina
Rulapaugh. ,,..-
A, Canandagua 9TH Henry Kip Jr. Of Buffalo to Char
lotto NJ Wells
Al Palmyra. l2th Vim f. Mdrich to Louisa CiapP.
AIN salem, Westchcslcr Co. 18th. VIM. Il. Richard
son of this city, 10 Louisa a. Slosson. ~
A, Bath n Y 9Th Thomas :. Snow oil Paterson ~. j.
Susan a. Decker. ,,:,, ,,t,
Al Albany 18th John : Rorabceck TO Henrietta oicn-
at Is,.c : Brooker of Boston. to CathaIne L. Llttle
l.i,h MARY N!atn to Sarah Ann Bortle
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DIED /:

Yesterday at the residence Of her son. Rev. John N.
Krcbs Mrs ANN KREBS, in the list year OF her age.
IJ,r funeral will be attended this (Mondsy) afternoon
at o'clock a; the Rutgersst Church without farther
On saturday night, the 18th inst. SARAH, wife of
stephen Bates aud daughter OF Benedict Burwell de-
ceased in the 4i,n year OF her age.
The friends OF the family and those OF her brother
Sheldon Burwcll. and brother-n.law Moses Tier.
respectfully invited attend her funeral this afternoon
the 7h inst at halipast o'clock from her late rcsid
cncc No. 10 Bowcry, without farther invitation.
At Williamsburgh L. on Sunday morning, 10th inst
JANE BERF,lEN wife OF VIM X Bucknaa,er aged i7
The friends and acquain,anccs of the family. also the
members OF Olive Branch Lodge Ne. 81 o. OF o. r arc
respectfully invited attend her funeral this afternoon
at: O'Clock, from her residence Grapd-st between
First and Second.
On the 10Th, Mrs. Harriet Marks. 81
On the 18th, Jane G. wife OF John w Graydon
18th Peter Ilanrally. -.
At Lyons III. in Oct Harlow Mills, formerly OF this
city, Il.
In St M,arysco Md. Sd ult John l.. Conkin, of this
city. 81
At Undertook, nh ns Mrs Margaret Pruyn, 30.
AT Bath n Y Sarah L. dau chter OF II. D. Allen, -.
A, Sing Sing, Both u Theodore Topper Po'keepsie
aged 10 years.
Bats -.
At Troy, 18TH Henry w. son of James Dana :.
At Newburgh, 9th, William Blizzard, 40
At Rochester 9th, Mary. wife Of Simeon S. Brown 81;
l2h Hiram j. Trmble, 20,
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mnrkets....C Carefully reported for II. Trib,o<
SA-r-n1,~ Mo- -

ASHES-The market ia steady oday bu, the Guant!-
- selling IL moderate Pots are firm at 81 as s7t.
and Pearls IS ami wanted. Received this season
z,ce tho oneuiug OF the Canals II i94 bhs Pots and
1910 do Pearls-toeether $500 bb!s. The stock OF
new Pots is now $3.50 barrels ard of Pearls 1915
barres-torether - 75i barrels besides which there
are vet ON hand of the inspection OF I-i3 and l-ii
about 900 bbs Pots and 1909 do Pearls-togcther OF
old. 2l00 bbs.
COTroN-The sales to-day have been about 800
bales 10 manufacturers aud late in the afternoon 300
hel.a for Shipment About $50 bales have also been
.hiDucd from h r., hands 10 Liverpool The demand for
Cotton since our review OF the market the 9Th inst
has been of avery limited nature, and almost entirely
confined 10 the operations Of spnners very irregular
nrices Towards the close OF the week more eagerncss
has been displayed By holders to sell and prices
fv tlyee -uar-s Of cent lower than before the arr
disposed 10 enter the market and the feeling s strong
that prices aust decline sill before any business
Of ronen. can be transacted. The arrivals during the
week have been tocraby heavy Tor the season. amount
inc 10 about 1000 bales some oil which have been sold
on the gharves We have received accounts from
rios noints in GeorriE md Souh Carolina that heavy
frost occurred there the night OF the 9th and 10th
nstaut which destroyed vegetation and will pre-ent the
maturing OF much OF the second growth OF Cotton and
tend tolin the extent OF the present seasons crop al
about the amount of last years growth, say 100000
bales which considering the immense stocks in Europe
will probably be enough tor the wants OF the world
Shippers are watching the market closely, and should
prices give way iritc more are told large or
ders would be executed provided the steamer due
should bring no very uniavoTfbe news and counter
rnan6s o the orders row here The accounts from the
South received here during nis week show consider
abba falling Off in price Al all the various markets and
the opinion il becoming general that prices Will reach
nearly if mol quite AS low figure they did last year
The following tho quotations OF this day, the market
closing quietly with desire on the part OF holders 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

u Christie's Galvnnir Rings and Magnetic Fluid
Thee celebrated articles Tor the positive cure of Rheuma
tism and ell Nervous Complaints only 10 be obtained
genuine ut I5i Fuion-s Sun Building. No matter how
chronic be the disease readily yields 10 the
mysterious power developed by this remark dscoV
cry. Dr. Christie informs the citizens OF New York that he
is now in possession nearly thousand certificates
from persons the highest character and respeciabiy re-
srecing the effects OF This discovery which ne VIII shortly
present; public. They may ri lme be seen by a
plying at the Agency Isl Fuiton-st lSun BuIIdns winch
the only place tie city where the genuine articles can he
obtained. The Original. Gayanic Strengthening P!aslers
are only be Obtained rs above
n. B-Dr. Christie respectfully invites Physicians and
Cergyner who may he DESTROYS of testing this discovery
ard who wlll promise fair trial, TO do without cost He
will all times be happy 10 the Clergy and his proies-
sonal friends and give e every facility III this respect
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AMuseMents.

NIBLO'S-Grand Scientific Il!usion-HERR ALEX
AMBER, the German Magician, extremely grateful fer
the immense be has invariably experienced begs To
announce that consequence Of the nightly stu increasing
crowds he IS peasngy induced 10 remain for six nghs
longer commencing Monday Nov l7h, and hns!y closing
SHuirday, Nov. I'D.
During that tms he will give series OF experiments m
Chemistry Pneumalics Optics Natural Philosophy, and
Magic.
,rr,r.s n, - ,irTort nl7
A LHA tIKA-No. $50 Broadway, Monday evening,
n Ndv l7h.-The Manager has effected an engagement
with Miss ST Clair the celebrated English Sby and Mons
Philippe the highly talented French Magician. Doctor
Valentine will introduce OF his most humorous de-
hnesions eccentric character. Mons Christian the Ty-
roIean Warbler wi" also appear. Performance to COM
rlence al Il o'ciock Admission % cents. nil 81
A OiEKICAN MUSEUM.-Every Day and Evening
[1ths week. commencing Monday Nov. II, ai5-Splen-
did performances every afternoon al O'clock and every
evening halfpss T. The manager has rceugaged The
living male Orang Ouang for another week he Will be WIS.,
IDLE at all hours Also engaged the Dissolvng Views and
Chromerope Also, engaged the lnimabe Dro!erls niI
Wincliel, together with the Blind Fiddler Mr.. VIM Whit
lock Mr. M-rrfed MIS-. Merrifcld, the Dancing Witche
and Madame Rockwell, Sre engaged.
Admission, p cents. Children under IT, l2t ceh's'
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DYSPEPSIA lSDI6EsTIoN..i that invalds eau desire
in this distressing and almost Understandable complaints pre-
scented in Woods Sarsapala and Wild Cherry Bers
Il skillfuy prepared aud delightful Tonic and Aperen
cry day becoming and more popular Certificates of
.le efficacy of his medicine may he had oil Tie agents.
Wyatt !. KeclaiD, wholesale ard retail III Fuonsl;
Dr. W H. Miner cor. Broadway and John; f. NJ Guion
Rowery and Grand Geo. +. Gum, Beeck cr and
Christopher ss N Y nll OTIS
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e Thc unrhingcr. 80. 3. today pubshe,l,

ET- The uarbngcr. No. ., today published, con-
tains MlscELLANYThc New Jerusalem and The Phalans
terry or Swedenborg and Fourier Two Chapters OF Con-
suclo REvfgwSdies in Religion, the Transcendenallsts
MUSICAL REvlEw-The Nirtuoso Age in Music, the New
School Of Piansts and Volniss observation-disclosures Sue;
Lectures Psychology lfOr sH!e by Burgess Snger,
w H. Graham, and othersl
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x SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Packet snip Sidions, Cobb, from Liverpool, 18Th Oct
rndse to Z X Collins 4 Co
Ship Favus Davis 50 ds from Antwerp, in ballast, to
VIM II Hsw!and
Brazilian ship Feieciana Francisco, from London va
Dover 3. DAYS in ballast t hilton Evers. Six Storage
passengers The F. OF the Hook on the ON inst.
and has been blown degrees 10 the Eastward late
v W gales 18th spoke brig Clarssa from Ihomas'
ION for New Orleans.
Bark Clarissa (of Brunswick Me- Lun 80 ds I'm Bre-
men bound Baltimore put IN 10 repair damage hsvinS
18th Oct in int Il so lon u 30 sudden shit OF wn(.
from 20 W, carried away head .! naninas; anc
all attached also mizentopas; and tOretopseait mast
lost stern boat buwars and received other dam
sge-91 steeracc passengers.
Bark Epcrycr (of Thomastonl Farwell I'm Bordeaux
18th Oct. brandy fruit &c. to John Durand &c Co.
Brig American new Chids from Haddanl Connecti'
cut River in ballast 20 master.
Brig Moses Lovcand ! DIS I'm Charleston cotton, &C.
to Geo Buckley.
Brig Four Brothers (of Thomaston), Slater p days
from erernie 81 Domingo, with Logwood sc. 20 order
Lett schr. Mary OF Bath Thomas Oading s:h inst,
lat 32 long. II, spoke schr. West Caucus hence for
Schr Caroline, belly. IL days from Halifax y $, with
fish to Nelson Wells & Co.
Schr Delphi Cook days from Provincetown, with
schr samuel Noyes P!umcr from Madison, CNc) with
lumber.
schr Joseph Cran,on, LAYTON, from Columbia, (Ne)
with lumber.
Schr Commonwealth, from Portsmouth, H, with
potatoes.
Schr Equity, Edwards from Philadelphia. with wheat.
Schr Wilder, Bryan, from Thomas,on, with lime.
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HUMBERT,S

Nedico- Electrical Institute,
IT, Established in $40, for the Treatment oil
Disease by observation-disclosures is Ii valuable
auxiliary remedy in all forms of diseased action Properly
applied il is prompt and efficient, in the cure OF Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Gout Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility, suppression or retention OF the Menses'
Cutaneous Eruptions Inflammation OF the Eye or Ear,
Pain in the Side Back Limbs, Muscular Conractons,
Swelngs and other similar Demonstrating, generally
in few. days, the accommodating misery OF months OF years
after all the other OF medical art have been urea
and abandoned in despair Dr. H. trusts thai the success tl
treatment T disease Electricity for 26 years IN ls city,
enables him altogether with public TESTIMONIALS
or references lie may be consulted by those unacqudined
with the remedial OF Electricity usual srni'iitousy,
daily from A. NJ too F. NJ. The very poor attended 10
srals between the hours OF 8 and 1 p NJ.
DR.. A. c. HUMBERT, Medical Electrician,
u2l SIN Western Office No 81 Suivan-sL neur Spring.
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AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE.

AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE.
TpY AN AMERICAN ANGLER-Prce 50 cents. This
- is neat little pocket volume OF 80 pages, win en-
cravings wood containing all necessary information Tor
weak ts cod loundcr porsy, bass, with methods OF
making artificial dies, &c
his rocket or head Indeed well read al home
without dreaming OF the e9se with which he throw
sor. of information on the natural history OF fish In this
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