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"UNEI q Co. Seed Store and Agricultural
Warehouse. Merchants Row Bo-tOn-Nur.~Te- az am
bridge near Harvard College Mass only miles from TIE city
oft for one collections o vegetable
AEuculrs Seeds 70 BE- found IN tie eo1zy eonpn
sinE age assortment including nswest and most
poyeJ and superior collection Of Busous Flower
Root and the newest DaAF Gardening Botanical and az
Hcuign BOoks.
The PROPRIETOR containing upwards
hiry u the iages'a and ehs'
COLLECTIONS of
Fflh and Ornamental Trees.
EverEresns PloNsrnz shrubs and Plants
Pear. Plum ard Cherry SDcks
Gnpe Vines. Raspbsrrcs. &C
firesnhOuts and Hardy Hsrtacs0us Planu.
Roses and tamslas
Dahlss and BsibJuz F0vrr Roots
Ehubarb ani Asparagus Roots.
Buckthorn, Abof Vita. &c fOf hedge
Grsatausni0n mas been devoted ~ ut trees particularly
and choicest Europe selected By per-
hI0f l-44 Up
II 400 Of the Pear form
specimen been planted ysay
bearing BY which perfect
b. depended upon.
hy would especially call The attention Of cultivation. 70 their
which, being Ear North be- better
cold aiscd where the comparatively mid
Cataogus. graus
The cosct0n Of Roses unsurpassed, comprising than
Twelve hundred lnch
kinds IN be obtained u the celebrated CuystOf
France.
The green house department. compete an choice an,
desirable varieties u Camela, PelF0nuui, Azaea, Cactus
Paouy Fuchsil, Cbrysan,hemum Japar Lille. &c.
'.'AhAsfAl discount made 10 large purcbasen.
oC An orders 70 be accompanies with the cash draft
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue gratis, 70 svery post paid applicant
Orders addressed BE- promptly
paus securely packet IN bear p1auon any psu ,
county ani Forwarded without delay. D. SIN
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For Life,
without profits. with profits

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Insurance effected for
by application HENRY LUDLAM,
Ju sly Richmond, Va.
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Fredericksburg ana NHtAhuiiAot "ssus'"' WV
charge I all cases -
r. ~ ace h.fpcc eoorrd half Aperson taken
nm n ,opt not viii the charge from the last pre-
r ont which designated; and set down Al a
- 80, A.. rnaed pay charge To the designated point
80 h.vop the place when he get out Persons getting IN
80 tr, ont viii pay the difference between
ill., IN thrs respectively, except that no charge will
- d tents. both be guaT stopping places
o,,.ru,.. ,h- charge be act less than So cents
No charge beirE above rates for baggage the Com
n, vii NOT H. unless in OF gross negligence
on he mari Of hrr Agents and w in case be responsible for
,p.e bills uo,es jewellery any thing but the Passengers
oWu Necessary baggage
r pryece Of Beurn Ticket extended to Passengers not
vop Aegu Creek provided Depot be the place either Of
svaI The Ticket entities person either
the days succeeding that OF his ARRIVAL 10 return " the
poIntiTom which he came
no obtain. Ticket Depot the time
procure his Return Ticket procured then and he gets out
Depot the Return be obtained at the latter Depot
nsabe starting from Dco' should get
both oHf Al point not Depot
When he Ft ~ Depot he must -er That the zap
Of the Train the Way Bill win the amount
ia ID and from this entry Ticket will be obtained at the
pot whore he gets out passenger returning without Return
s N have TO ytAs full Captain Of the Train be-
ing required to collect fare from person not furnished
a Ticket. . . ,,,
Persons on the way wishing be taken the Cars should
ma ke sEnAL II the with handkerchief and II IN the
night with hight from The Train 400 yards of until 1t
reaches them Il Is best however Passenger paeueah 10
get IN At Dpo stopping places - IN the event oil me
Ma, being ton Late The sometimes unable To stop
a other points on the road ,,.
Passengers .Ang tn be between nepot' should notify
The Tram Captain o their WISH leaving h- previous depot
Passengers are prohibited standing the Platforms Of the
Cars when ia action no 81
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NORTHERN
ADVERTISEMENTS.

NO X Il III r. X y
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO soU-aERN AND soUTH-wEsrERN nEn-
GRANTS
A LBANI STOVES. The subscribers. having
made extensive manufacturing stove. IN all
their st OF Pa'r'rn-
are prepared tn orders oT Air Tight snd hS ts
and Boiler Elevated Cooking Air Tight Air Tight
and plate roNes "i an rss
Also hollow War of all sihes Copper and
Tin Furniture, Russia and American Pipe. &C sc
they orders lower rates than oth"t
bous. the maTket
' Low a LEAKE.
Albany New York. Oct IsIS. II-Ism
MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
1Vl AND CIGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No.
1875 RIVER ST. TROY Opposite the Steamboat Wharf.-The
removed hi Snud M and
Mandatory to the city Of Troy Tor the purpose OF using water
power Of greater magnitude and permanent SUPPLY lie Is nov
prepared with despatch or for SNUFF Tobacco and
Cigars any
THE SNUFF perfect to stand the test Of
without becoming heated losing i's
hme Warranted equal the most approved
the varieties OF and
hne-pn secned-n bulk barrel OF in jars and bottles
a,
Ts TOBACCO both for chewing ard smoking
exclusively oldsf, OF choice havo and quality The snos
Chewing all l.r well dressed free trs.a
shorts AID ds AMI in this particular alone different from any
81 $50 per thousand manufactured from
Fo- and Tobacco OF the style OF
RcEa La Norma PaRa'ea &c at rrees below any Ohs "an
ufNeIor.
Of Rods-I p-'ees the
when pers arr vending Ute proauet OF ths various
through the county prepared for distribution and viii be FUR
nishcd On Application.
city Of New YORK.
board o canal bSs Rail Road dOI r Tree OF
OF carriage or river IRE sh,. EDWARD BOONE
Troy, " " October 10. lsiS. &C l1-iy
ASTON Wholesale liza, Manufacturer. No. ~ Liberty
N Newark ". 1.-The subscriber directs attention OF
celebrated establish
where he manufactures with untivaned success NutrA
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ITS COURSE IS ONWARD.

so reat has been the demand tor Folger's
80 Olosaonign or All Healing BaIsam, and it has
gwen such general satisfaction to those who have
used it and become acquainted with its virtues that
It now stand pre.9mlnent as a remedy IN Diseases
Of he Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
is altogether voluntary on their palt. They have
piqenit inthe hope that all whomay fad themselves
in reed Of this remedy may apply for without de-
lay.
Read the following letter received tIom the Rev
Mr Shimeall, Pastor Of st Jude's Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. S. has not oaly used he medicine
himself but has witnessed its effects in several very
lpying cases VT disease. The letter Will show his
opinion of its virtues
Dear Sir: Believing it to be but an act Of COM
mon humanity to tRosc suffering under the various
diseases Of Coughs, Co Ids, Hoarsencss, Consump-
son, Asthma, dc. to porGt them TO safe speedy
and radical remedy, take uieasure in hearing my
Testimony to your invauabIer. edlcne called OIosa-
Ionian or All Healing B,lsam. Of It's efficacy
can speak first from my own exi eIence. BENG
Isubicct from exposure more or kss to he vclssi-
tudrs of our climate to frequent attack OF Inllueh-
liza, Hoarsencss&c have always found IL to afford
lamost instantaneous, and al"ays by perseverance,
lin its use elccuai relief To a particular fieDd
lormine suffering severely under Asthma, and who
Ihad despailed Oh obtaining relief from any human
IgDurce upon my recommendation was uduCed to
I1ivc the Olosaouian a lia and he pronounced the
lctcct produced upon him perfect charm aftudng
Ihim immediate and almost instantaneous relief In
Ianohcr instance | recommended it to female
Ifrend far adj auced in Consumltior AGcr the use
Iof the frs; bottle her cough was entirely removed
land her appetite and strength restored to slch
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EEOCH HOWELL.
Al EO III.

RESPECTFULLY, informs the publictha, h,
Has Removed his Ship tn Espyfo,Vn
whore he will always he ready, as heretofore, to
make any kind of clothing, nt the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style From
hia long experience in the business, he fa,ter.
himgelf that he shall continue to give general sat
isfaction and thereby hope, to receive share 9th,
public patronage
rrPaticular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in psymer,
foI work.
Espytown, May 8, ls4e-trs
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CHAR MANuFACTO1ING

CHAR NANUFACTO3ING
business at the old stand of b. & s. Hagen
buch. where he will he ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &G. of every
description, which nav be called for, al
hort notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting and House Paperng
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line. he Aaiters himself thai
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can he
done in the country, AL Of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
n. B. Orders from a distance viii be
strictly ard dpunclualIv attended to.
8 HAGFNHUCH.
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SONG FOR MILLIONS


Our God is good, his works are fair,
His gifts 10 man arc rich and rare.
Ills holy presecce everywhere.
Ger land and sea,
Proclaims lha, all should equal share
Sweet liberty:
The air with sounds Of freedom rings,
Whene'er lhe bee bestlrs his WINGS
From tny bird
And joyful lwittering insect things
Thief sound 10 head.
''Tis frs; Of Natures wise DEGREES,
II floats upon the hea'hiul breeze
II speakelh IN the Iuslllng trees.
Without control,
il rolls DER waves Of mighty ss.s,
From pole 10 pole.
Wheuevsr mortal man hath been.
In dessrw wild, or praries green,
In storm, or soIilsde serene,
Der hills or plains,
He hath in Natures kingdom seen,
That freedom reigns.
Dear Liberty! foul slavery's ban,
Destroy the tyrsus never can
For when the flghl Of time began.
God made sIl free,
lie hreaIhsd into The soul Of nan,
Pure love for The
That Love inspired Great Bruce g. Tell
before them despols hed and fell,
That lore hath often rung he knell
OF coward knaves,
Whose powerful vilanies compel
Men 10 be slaves.
And We, that love shsll millions bless,
It's powers with all their wrongs redress,
Base tyrsny shall soon confess
The rights Ct all;
Then woe 10 him thst dare oppre,s
With chains and ihrall'
For God iS good. his words ere fair,
His gifts 10 man ars rich and rare;
Ills holy presence everywhere,
Der land and sea.
Proclaims that all should equal share
Sweet Liberty!
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.CANCERs, WARTS, LORNs, Ne

THE subscriber informs the public, that he is
able to curv all kinds Of Cancers aud eradicate
Warts aud Corns with very Iitue pain and in q
sholt time. He refers to several respectable cti-
zens in his neighoorhood such as Samuel Hess,
William klle and others, that has been successful
in several instances aud is not humbugglug as Is
too frequently the case among quacks lie war'
raatscerain cure in any case he undertakes Or no
pay.
IrWarts, &c on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on the main road leading from
Miville to tiloomsburg, about miles from Fred
erick MiIler's Tavern where persons are invited t,
call.
JOHN ALE.
May 30, leAe-ly6
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WAR! WAR!
AND
NgsU Goods.
Wm. MCKelyy & Co.
WEAVE just received and now opening, one o
the largest and most extensive Stock {
Goods ever brought iLto Columbia county. Thei
assortment consists in part Of the iollowing;--
LADIES WEAR.
Bfreges. Bersge Ssarfs, BaIzorinss, Fig,
ured and plain d" LANES Lapns,
Prints of all qualities. patterns
and prices, Six, Berage and
Cotton Ma0lS, Para.
,oeites, Kid and
Six GIOues,
Six and Cotton
Hose, Pocket Hqadker.
chiefs cfaII kinds md almost
~ Thing else that Ladies may
Cisn or,incIuding large assortment o
BRAID AND STRAW BONNETS
Of superior quality.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, Cassmers, Oregon Cassimcrs; a new sy,
Gle, Pantoloon sufs, Tweeds, Gambroons; sum
rner cloths, satin and fancy Vestings cravats
scaris; ties and various other articles.
Gentlemen and Ladies BOOTS and SHOES
of every description.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Molasses, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee. Teas
Spices, Mackere coarse and fine Salt. Brandy
Rum, Wines, Gin, &c.
CR0CKERY WARE,
Assortment includes every article and quslity
that may be called for
HARDWARE.
pa des shovel1 Forks, Hoes Axes; Hand; Mil
Wocd AMI cross cut Saws; Files; Butts; Screws
Locks, Knives aud FO. ks, Buttonsi Buckles; DC,
WAGON TIRE,
Of sll sizos, Round, Bar srd Band Iron ,
Cast Steel, and o general assortment oil
HOLLOW WIRE.
All ofwhch will be sold little lower than the
owest; and all kinds of LUMBER and PRO.
DUCE taken in payment.
Mry 800
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DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment Of new and fashionable
Prints of new figures, Ginghams; a new style oI
cross oven Bcrage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and white Lawns, Gngham Lawns, Dcanes
of all colors and quality, black aud blue black dress
Silks; black silk Serge Alapacca, damask summer
ylins, damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted coIors, ladies' and gen
,Iemens kid gloves mohair Gloves and mits white
cambric Handkerchiets; ladies silk points, black,
bandanns and fag silk Handkerchief, cotton
Handterchiefs of every description white and fan
cy silk HandkerchieIs, Shawls of all kinds in short
Cotton and Linen Goods of every description for
Ladies, wear, silk, Cotton and WorsteI Hose for
men and women Ladies' shell combs
BroadcOths Of all coors aud quality, Sa'tinetts
Csssimeles, fancy summer Cassimeres quarter
coat Tweed, Nnnkins, Checks, black Satin aud
other summer vcstngs of every description; fancy
Scarfs al Crsyats Of all qualities, bIeachcd and
Musiins, Umbrellas and Paragos, Les
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity Of carpet
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.4Doctor tnEngtand advertises in the pa.
per,, ,,ba, he has removed to residence near
the graveyard, for the greater convenience
Of his patients
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

Some modern Socrates says that court
ship is lhs vine OF love, aud maIrlmony the
smnR beer.
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
HDEN 'H3ES'L7. .

NR EGS leave 10 inform The public, lha
Ia IShe Is prepared to attend 10 all the oper
a'Ions in dentistry, such as removing
The 1artaT andoiher Foyeign SUB
stances.
From the teeth rendering them clean, ant
The gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The caUitjeS cIDccoycd TEETH
Will be dressed out and filled with Col,
or other toni; of the finest quality, as tnt
case may require, which will general,
prevent Their aching or further decay, anC
render them useful for years; and 10 many
cases during life
Teeth and ,Hampg IF Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
viii be extracted in The most careful man
ncr with the latest aud best improved in
srumenls.
POTCei0iR Teeth,
OI'hc best quality and latest Improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (u connection
with DR., VaiIercbamp, with whom be is in
plIernsbip in plate work) on Gold plate.
from single tooth to whole SET, to look
As well as the natural and warranted to
answer all The useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by tie art,
In short, ,every operation belonging TO the
profession, viii bs peiormed in the best
banner, with cholscSl material, and at lhe
sbprlpst nOIirp' lie thprt E,ro I,,.,, J..
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lis HcaHug Properties

do not deceive, The short dry cough is quickly
overcome and easy udhcalhy eypcD tora,ion takes
tits place. Spiiiog Of blood is immcdiately check
IrI. Niaht swcots with painlo tire sid, and chest,
debility and difficulty ol breathing yield in O short
inc. As,Oll with all lis dreadful Ia,comrauimcns
is at once relieved Eron,hrr, ard in lacla The
diseases OF the throat and ungs give way before
this remedy when all other m2aus have lcj.
Pe"sous may atemptto deceive YOU with somo
other remedy, pronouncirg it to he equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
BE not DecejreR.
The above medicine Gor sale by the following
agents.
E. p. Lu'z, B'oomsburg. ". l.. Waller & Co
Berwick; r. & J, Lazarus, OmrgeyiIIe Levi BIZ
ol Jorcvtown; Ocrr d Mcbride, VI hite Hall -.
8aIdy Ca,,a"issa. 6m3
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The weather for the pas' week has bee'
Tsry pi.U,at
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THE GARLAND

A MOTHERS GRIEF.
To mark the su1eIlugs OF the bObe
That cannot speak lie wo;
To sec The Infants tears gusb forth
Yet know not why they aowj
TO meet the meek uplI(Ied eye
That fsin would ask relief
Yet can bui Tell Of agony,
This is molhers grief.
Through drtery days and darke, nights
TO rAce tho march Of deslh;
TO hear the (ainl and frequent sigh
The quick and shorlenened breath
To watch the last dread strife draw near
And pray that struggle bne(
Though all 10 ended with It's close.
This mothers grief.
To sec in one short hour decsy'd
The hope Of future years;
70 feel how vain fathers prayers,
How vain mothers tears;
To think The cold grave DOW muss clos
Der what was once the chief
or sll the treasured joys OF earth
This is mothers grief.
Yei when the frat wild lhrob is past
OF anguish and despair.
To liz the eye OF faith 10 heaven
And think my child is there.
This beet can dry the gushing tear
Thls yields The heart relief,
Until tue Christians pious hope
Ger comes The mothers grief.
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Do you h0jee Blind

when YOU cough and frd your strength gradually
failing You will find that these symPt0m. iinot
properly attended to will terminate in consumption
and crah, Are You troubled with thai, distressing
complaint
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

| E' AA- - '""N'A'
ywyHE subscribers take this method Of inform
u ing their friends ana me public generally
mat 'hey are no" oPenlos 'ne Second supply o
I2Pnog Gooas' 10 "hlch ttey would most respect
New and Cheap Good, conrinr in rT Dart ar o@ a"
Cloths, Caysimeres, SatlineisS, Tcslj1g,
e.,-.-. ~
Co,.
""', ~ ",'''''o''o ~ 'b''
ssy 'srsG Sna dS cmas U "GSl Drg T"s @2a oo oo,
e. %c Cotton pontaIooo SmlIs Of evsr, yorio,
and Of he most desirable stvIog.
''''' ~
comprising every variety OF style end prices non
y y -" '"'', ,,a
DkISS GCODS.
New s.v,s or French Lawns, sn,ard;j o,,;.,, ,,
new .yo Moaiane de lane and summer Ca.5msres ,'s ~
Cingh9rs &c '''''' 0'''--''' =
SuAIWS
-
amongst which may be found handsome article or
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Hcye is tie RenlpdY.

which depIiyes you of your rest at night and rem
durs lie Dunhcn,ome.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

A Yankee down east has invented a ma,
chine that will reap thtash, winnow & grind
also, spin cotton, scrspe potatoes. rock the
cradle, darn stockings, pair nails. white
shingIss, whisds ysnkee doodle, play
checkers, and pnG iiseIf in hiO newspapers
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

'Misther! nislher! What have you dono'
said little shaver with protruding eyes to
'greony' who had just finished lieiog his
horse to spruce pole, az Ls thought on
Msuimac street.
'Donsi' said the fellow; what dye
mean, hain, done rothln', not az khows
on
why yilh you have thir You've jeIh
hilched your hoIh 10 the Magnetic TeIe-
graph, aud you'll be in Bohon in IsIh than
gwo ninth, if you don'l look out!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-22

II. 3. SHDFING 27ns q, Ike ye,
d'iccd price Of 0nC Boiler. Small
pryi's and qVick re'ara Our uoHo.
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HD EGS leave to inform The public, lha
81 Dne Is prepared to attend 10 all the oper.
auons in dentistry, such as removing
The IartaT aHdoiher FoyeigH SUB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
THE EVENING EDITION
NEW EcEE HERALD.

Our subscribers in the country to whom we
have been in the habit of mailing the Evening
Edition of the Herald, are requested to take notice
that we about 10 make such alterations and
additions TO this edition of our journal, as will
make it more interesting and valuable than it has
ever been.
We have, on all occasions previous to this time,
endeavored TO make the Herald as interesting as
possible for our country readers, by publish sg in
addition to the news in the morning edition, all
the latest intelligence by the mornings maiiA-but
we shall henceforth make it emphaticay an
evening and morning paper combined, by insert
ing, not only the news contained in the Morning
HeriId, and the news heretofore contained in the
Evening Edition, but also full accounts of any in
terestng and important incident that may hap
pen IN this city up to the hour OF publication,
and full account of Ship News, Cotton, Flour
and Grain Markets, and such other intelligence
as may be of interest in places distant from the
metropolis.
This edition of the Herald will be exclusively
for our subscribers in other cities and town ms
will not be circulated in this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

II will be that since the last quarterly statec MT
the loans and discounts have decreased es that
the specie has increased s50l 6s5; the cash items de-
creased Ss9s 479 the amount due from hanks $3.50 257,
circulation 81 s3 0o6 the individual depostes 81
and the United States depostes 81 377 es2;
while the due banks is increased 81 Gao It's,
and 10 the canal fund S79y3s7.
1t thus appears that the banks of this State have been
during the past quarter, very cautious in their
mens that they have undergone contraction, greater
than we have witnessed in any preceding quarter for
several years. This movement has been produced by
TIE threatening appearance Of our financial and
mercsl affairs growing out Of the position Of foreign
relations the determination of the government to
utonze its financial policy, and the agitation of those
measures affecting the most important and vital interests
of the country. We cannot but commend the course
pursued by the banking institutions of this State IL
exhibits degree of cautiousness calculated to create
great deal Of confidence in the public mind generally
The cotton season is about closing up. and shall
know the actual extent of the crop for s45 and
1916. 1t will fall below all the early estimates and be
but few thousand bales larger than that of ls4s and
1914 The total receipts to the LIST of September 1876
will not vary much from two millions and soventynve
thousand bales. We a statement exhibiting tho
movements in the staple this season. compared with the
previous two.
RroErr' AND ErroRrs o. Corros-Posrs THE UrrrEp