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ton during the past year has been much larger than that
OF the previous year The mpotarions from domestic as
well as foreign ports included in these returns
will be perceived that the importions of -four and pro-
visions into Boston this year have been exceedingly
large, compared with the year previous
The following communication to the chairman Of the
Committee of Mexican and South American Bondhold-
er', from their agents. will give insight into the
financial system of Mexico and exhibits the resources Of
that government for the liquidation Of ito indebednes
The custom house duties under the operation Of rgo-
blockade, very doubtful for the pay
ment Of foreign any otherdebt
MExicAs FIsAscEs.
LEMON, Aug. T.
sIR being at present In England beg TO put yea ID
possession for the information VI the committee Of spa
nish and American bondholdsrs Of the sdvicss which
have received BY the mail Of ysssrdsy nom my hes's
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Musical Intelligence.

lNsrRuMENrAL CoNcERr.-This evening the first con-
cert of the Masters Bullock and Cole will be held in the
Apollo Rooms, and earnestly recommend it to the
attention of citizens They have played before the
first musical professors Of city and ALL Father
Heinrich himself have commended their genius in the
highest terms There but few perfoi mers living
cello He invests that instrument with melody which
have seldom heard and as watches the impress
of talent and the almost inspired lightning Of his
fear arises lest he may be called away too young If he
lives we predict that he will be- il not the first at least
among the first performers Of the nineteenth century.
this evening, child of superior intelligence; and they
need but to be heard by respectable audience to
create feeling in their favor which is due to their
genius from the citizens Of their State Their bill
of this evening presents combination OF pieces requiring
the of the highest skill in their performance, but not
of such exclusively scientific nature as to render
them uninterestng to any audience.
cal seasonfor what with italian opera the appearance
of Sivori Ferfant, Henry Herr, the Philharmonic So
eety, the American Musical Institute, and the Sacred
Music Society," shall certainly have music enough OF
all descriptions. On Saturday evening last, we had the
pleasure Of hearing the young lady whose name heads
vocalist will at take rank among the first musical
stars of the coming Her voice is soprano OF
very extensive compass and have rarely heard such
a volume Of voice she and that voice IL even
through its entire scale She is rather handsome in per-
sona sppearance Jewess and sings in four languages
with equal facility Her first concert is to take place on
Wednesday, 10th inst.
Whom MIR. Templeton preparing to leave Kingston
for Montreal letter put into his hand evidently
long time in the carriers cusody signed by hall Brock
vile requesting nights concert in that town, but
his engagement at Montreal prevented his compliance
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge DAILY
Sept 7-Frances Conner rs Lafsen ct ais.-Ths cause
summed up yesterday and given to the jury Sealed
verdict this morning.
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Fn1lcns Mn8Ic Har w., mow Hu nE
being Liquid Dye which changes the color
Of the beautiful brown black, without injury to
the skin The superiority this Dye consists in
the easymode Of application and other
dyes recurring from twelve hours to produce any
change Its superior excellence will be apparent
upon single application. Country gentlemen can have
closed E.Phalou, 81 Broadway Judsons Hotel Price
invited call and have their hske.s dv.d-
Boyne Fawce ia Chestnut street, agent for Philadelphia
Metallic Tablet Razor acknowledgements
and Others about purchasing article Of this kind would 40
well call and the mandatory the various pat
terms offered each being made Of the best Materials but vary
ing only outside finish. Certificates. IN proof OF their
uttv arr of the inventor from some OF
the scientific gentlemen in the country liberal dis
count made to whole sale purchasers
c. SAUNDERS X SON. 1T Broadway.
Portable Shaving Cases-The most Porta-
HE aud NJ the the complete and elegant ar
Gle now having requisite for genile-
mans toilet and travelling companion invaluable For
sale by @. sAUNDE s < son, III Broadway,
A few doors above Courtandt street.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
CoNnoS PLFAs-Nos ~, 10, 10, 81, "a, II, 81, e7,
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The Reception Of the Hon. Louis McLnne
by our Merchants-The Oregon Question.

The Reception Of the Hon. Louis McLnns
by our Merchants-The Oregon Question.
The merchants of this city, feeling that our late
esteemed Minister to the Court of St. James, de
served well OF his country, determined, upor
hearing of his intended return from his foreign
mission, to give him Welcomes welcome du,
from the great commercial metropolis Of tn,
Union, TO faithful public officer. The Chambe
of Commerce stepped forward early this month
and adopted the following resolutions, which
were yesterday carried into effect
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
New YoRx. Sept. LIST, lsas
Alta regular meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce
held at the Merchants Bank, this day, the president
James G. King Esq in the chair the following pream
BILE aud resolutions presented and read by Charlie
Marshall ESD
npo,enary from the United States to the Court Of 81
James is daily expected to return to his native country
and the Chamber OF Commerce are DESTROYS OF testiyn
In appropriate manner their appreciation OF hi
eminent public services during his late mission and
the part taken by him in endeavoring to remove thu
causes Of war and to secure an honorable adjustment
our national differences with Great Britain; therefore,
Resolved, That committee Of thirteen be appointed
to welcome the Honorable Louis MeLsne, upon his az
rival in this city and to lender to him the thanks Of thi
Chamber for the ability, marked by happy union o
frmness and amenity which has distinguished his ser
vices to the country and which has brought the duties
his late mission to termination so suspicious to the
best interests of the commercial community.
The preamble and resolution having been unanimous
ly adopted it was thereupon ordered by the Chamber
that the committee be constituted as follows
James D. P. ogden, William B. Aston,
DAVID 5 sr Kennedy, james james Ie s.D''
Townsend Harris, Prosper NJ wetmore,
Jacob Harvey, Charles Augustus Davis.
Extract from the minutes.
q prarit
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ONE THING IS CERTAIN.

That Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Chevy is far the
best remedy now used for all distressing cougns
and diseases Of the lungs, The cures being per-
formed are really astonishing the world Dr.
Wistar's Celebrated preparation is wholly an in
nocen remedy-boing composed principally of
the Wild Cherry, and extract of Pine; combined
by new chemical process, with the genuine Ice
land moss, another Of Naure's great euratives fol
pulmonary diseases.
Those who want remedy that will surely cure,
should send Immediately 70 the store of H. G. LEE
Kalida. J GRUvER, Sec. 10.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

E9Y virtue OF a writ of vendi exponas to me
ED directed from the Court of Coommon Pleas
OF Putnam county, Ohio; will offer for sale at
the door of the Court House in said County, on
Monday, the Cd day of March next, between the
hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, P.
NJ, of said day, the following described lapds, to
wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of
the northeast quarter of section number thirty
two town two south range six east, thence Ronth
ty.three poles, thence north one hundred and sixty
poles, thence west twenty, three poles to the
place of beginning; containing twenty-thrss
acres more or less, all lying in Putnam county,
Ohio. Taken as the property of Benjamin Burtch,
to satisfy decretal order in favor Of the State
of Ohio.
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Putnam Co. o.
Kada, January 90, l846. 257sw
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dencies of paper money, and explained and
defended The claims of the United States to
the whole of Oregon. He was followed by
Mr.. Mackenzie with some remarks, when,
On motion of G. II. Rice, Esq, the reso-
lutions reported by the Committee were
unanimously adopted.
On motion of J. e, Creighton, Esq,
ResoEUed, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the Kalida Ven
tue.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JOHN M. REDEBAUGH, Gin.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Scc'y ...
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A man who was apparently more of a wit
than mailman, but who, Notwithstanding,
was confined to mad house, being asked
how nc came there, answered, Merely a
dispute of words; said that all men were
mad, and all men said that ! was mad, and
the majority carried the point
The want to lone and be lored is one of
the desires, wherewith the atoms of the uni
verse arc cemeGtcd and harmonised.
or Judge Garland, leading Wing of
louisiana, has been discovered to have COM
mitted torgeries to large amount.
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ANEcDoTE OF MICHAEL ANGnLo.-His frs

ANEcDoTE OF MICHAEL ANGELo-His first
master was Ghirlandaio. He was about four
teen years Of age when he began, and he
soon made such progress his master Used to
say" It's strange enough, but this child
can already teach his master" One day.
the old preceptor gave his scholars fish to
copy. at the appointed time, they all
brought their works TO their master. As
usual, Michael Angeles was better than all
the rest, and superior 10 the model. The
old masters curiosity was excited beyond
measure, and he asked the boy how he had
made his work so perfect-so much like life
and nature. His answer was-"I tried tc
make fish like yours, and could not, so
went TO the isherman's house in the eve
ming, to see his fish yet alive; and liking one
of then better than yours ! thought would
copy it, and here it is"
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A PRAYER IN SICKNESS.

Send down thy winged angel, God!
Amid this night SO wild;
And bid him come where now we watch,
And breathe upon our child!
She lies uponher pillow, pale,
And means within her sleep,
Or wakeneth with patient smile,
And striveth not to weep.
How gentle and how good child
She is, we know too well,
And dearer to hsrparent's hearts,
Than eur weak words can tell.
We love-we watch throughout the night,
TO aid, when need may be;
We hope-and have despaired, at timex,
But now we turn to Thee! 10
Send down thy sweet-souled angel Ged!
Amid the dark ness Wild,
And bid him soohe our souls tonight;
And heal our gentle ch lid!
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ReYgg5N1ps Notice.
Jan. 90, l848

The undersigned would take this opportunity
Of informing the members Of Kalida circuit that
their Sd Quarterly meeting will be held in Knlida
on the 7th and 9th Of February. Rev. Samuel L
Yourtee, of Lima circuit, will be with US on tha
occasion.
We hope there will be full attendancs'
especially Of the official members.
ELISHA HOOK. r. c.
Kalidu, January 10, 1916.
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Kayiaa Legislative Club.

The Kalidu Legislative Club will meet at tho
School House, on Friday, the 3oh inst, at half past
o'clock, P. M. The subject for discussion on
that evening is the policy of granting Licences
to retail ardent spirits. And the best mode Of
granting such licences. Continued.
general attendance is requested that all sides
may be heard.
ALONZo c. GOODRICH, Clerk.
Jan. 90, 1848.
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" When the issuing of an unlimited
quantity of paper dollars has produced ex-
travagant speculation, misery and ruin, and
at last fall in prices, whom do the Banks
sustain! Whom do they crush and ruin?-
They sustain those spectators who owe
them much, and were worth nothing when
they began to borrow of them, because that
is the only means by which they can realize
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TO respect,

READY -MoNEY CUSTOMERS
Paloy, is one Of his familiar table discourscs,
touching upon the expenses brought by ori-
ginal sin upon husbands and fathers, in the
way of cambrics and satius, says: II never
let my won en- (bo it understood he spoke of
Mrs. Archdoacon Paley and the Misses
Paloy) when they shop, take credit: al
ways make them puy ready money, sir; ready
money is such check upon the Imagination
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o. We see by an extract in the Lima Re
porter that the Wayne Co. Standard, Lakes
Bank organ, which has here tofore pretended
to democracy, has taken down the name Of
David Tod from its editorial head, and gone
overto the Wings There is one Judas less in
our ranks to SOW dis5ention. We can wei
spare him. A Journal whose Democracy is
so tainted and filthy as to suit the palate o.
Of the Reporter, mus! be too noisome to no Id
a place where purity of principle is claim
to respect.
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JETrERsoN-Prof Raumer, in his new
work Oh America, pronounces Thomas JEFF
ferson, "the greatest, most active, and most
peaceful republican of all history" What
will the revilers of that illustrious democrat
say 10 this opinion of an enlightened and Ii
beral subject of despotic Prussia?- WorccS-
ter Pallad;am.
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* A l. [ ID A I'll OF Ell.
J A M ES H. VAIL,

AS taken the we'll known and
&SxrA E IL commodious Tavern Stand fern.
Elsssf erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. Ths
AsR House has been thoroughly repaired
1ssrsAsss this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
]. II. Y. feels confident that those who faver
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modatons and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part of Ohio. His table will be we'll
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and gsod
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests.
KALIDA, January 8, l846. : q
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NOI,ICE

u to the proper authority, for tho vacation of
SO much of the county road, which runs north
from the south line of the county of Putnam, and
intersects the Kenton and Kalida State road at
the farm of William Bogart in Pleasant township
OF said county, as lies between the State road and
the county road which ruus through the farm OF
said John B. Bogart in said township.
Pleasant Township, jan 81. 1846. 257dw
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what they lent them; but persons who were
wealthy when they began TO borrow, or to
lend their names 10 borrowers, they sacrifice
without scrupe, because the selling of all
they have will keep the Bank safe, although
it may sell the farmers last acre.
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Sunday gcynoal Notice.

A meeting of the citizens friendly tothe estab
lshment of Sunday School in Kalida, will bo
held at the School house, on Saturday, the Sis t
instant, at half past 6 o'clock, PPM.
Jan. 70, 1916.
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" VIII the National Pilot place our ex.
change on his weekly list. We receive the
daily very irregulal)y and not in form fol
preservation, which we would prefer
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it may sell the farmers last acre.
AFFAIRS At WAsu1NcToN.-Wo take the
following axtract from sketch of the doings
at Washington addressed 10 Gen. Starbuck,
Z ditor of the 81. Mary's Seminal by Hon.
Wm. Sawyer
We have bill before us for the grad ia
lion of price Of the Public Lands. 1t pro-
vides that lands Of the United States which
have boeu in market twenty years, may be
entered at twenty-five cents per acre, ten
years fifty cents, and that which has been
in market five years, at soyoniy-fyo per acre,
all to be sold in small parcels, to actual set
tiers. | have strong hopes that we shall be
able to pass this bill, although we may look
for strong opposition from some of the old
States.
The cry has gone abroad, that negotia-
tions have again been opened, between this
and the British Government, in relation to
the Oregon question. Don't believe this for
one moment. | speak knowingly on the
subiect-ao negotiation has been opened
since the delivery Of The last annual message
ofMe President, nor sciR there be, unless
Groat Britain is prepared to yield the WHOLE
of Oregon; in that case, her proposition will
be heard and readily acceded to. Nothing
short ofHis, wHI for one moment be coaajd-
eyed The moto Of the President is, ''The
whole Of Oregon or none,' and all further
negotiation or arbitration, asking cession
Of any part, aye one inch of Oregon TO Great
Britain, 'gW Jemadc 1T tie COanoa's moutb''
said in my last, that | did not expect
war to grow out of our present difficulties
with England-I still hope not, but the
clouds look dark in the cast. Should war
come, shall not be found binding burdens
upon the people, which | am not willing to
share, in that event | shall leave my place OF
security here, enlist in the rank and file,
under your command, and 60 where duty
calls, and where my aid is most needed for
the defence OF our glorious Union, and my
own freside. --
OF Our fno fall Of snow has melted away
and our prospect of sleighing become as
unsatisfactory as Wing promises after cleo
ton. ---
QUIxoTIC.-Cur representative in Con-
gross, Hon. WIN. Sawyer, has set himself in
earnest to Presidont-making. lie short
time ago went seriously to work TO demolish
Tom Benton, by denouncing him as doubt.
ful democrat in the St. Ma1y's Seminal, ant
we perceive that last week he made an on.
slaught on Gov. Wright, of New York.
through the Statesman. We believe tina
the proposition net to agitate the question o.
Prasident-making for a year or two was ;
good one. For our part we have as high al
opinion of the talents and patriotism 0
Senators Allen and Cass, as any one, but We
do not therefore think it necessary 10 be Sc
vocifarous in our admiration as 10 mount ou
Rosnante and go tiling against the charac
ter Of every other prominent democrat in tht
Union, who may or may not be a candidate
OLr viii the National Pilot place our ex
change on his weekly list. We receive the
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On Monday Aug 3lst, WILLIAM O'BRIEv, aged 70

Died.
On Monday, Aug 3lst, WILLIAM O'BRIEv, aged 70
years.
His friends and acquantances and those Of his sons
William John and Robert and his inlsw. Robert
Pardon and VIM Simmons, are invited to attend bis
funeral Wednesday afternoon at hsifpast O'Clock,
from his late residence No. 433 Broome street.
On Saturday morning, George P. SHIrMAN, In the
59th year OF his age.
His remains we're taken to York Town, Westchester
Co for interment
anna Bostwick aged year, months and da-s
On the morning Of the 3lst inst, EMMA, wife OF George
Carter, aged 80 years
Her husbands relations and friends and those Of her
J. o of O. f. are invited to attend her funeral this
Tuesday afternoon at ~ o'clock, from No ~ Watt
street. .
On the sis of August ANNE GLANcr, wife of Patrick
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend her funeral Tuesday, Sept 1st att o'clock
in the afternoon, from her late residence, SO Spring
street, corner of Mulberry.
On the 3lst of Aug, at Brooklyn, ELIZABETH wife
of Herman Windt, aged 25 years.
All friends requested to meet on Tuesday morning.
at 10 O'clock at Henry sagehorns 80 Barclay street. NJ
Y, to attend her funeral
On the 9th ult his late residence in Eutaula, Bar
bour Co., Ala, Col ALEXANDER MCDONALD, in the 66th
year Of his ago
At Elizabethtown, Bladen Co., N. c., the 9th ult,
Mra CHARLOTTE w CowAS consort Of Gen. w. j.
Cowan, aged So years Mrs Gowsn born in George.
town district, and married in Georgetown 1914 She
daughter of Paul villeponeux, Of Huguenot de.
scent
AT Savannah Ga on Saturday 22d ut, DR.. JOHN T.
Barrow, Of Savannah. Assistant Surgeon in the Navy
OF the U. s in the 2sth year of his age.
In this city yesterday, the Hen WALTER BowNE
at an advanced age He had held at different times va
rous public offices in this State, having been member
Of the Senate member Of the Council OF APpointmen
and May of the city Of New York he was man OF
great probity and much respected in the community
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News PROM CENTRAL AMRRIcA.--We have re.
ceved by the arrival of the Robert Bruce, Capt.
Wade, from Belize, Honduras, the following in
telligence.
We take it from the Belize Observer of the 9Th
August
We have received from an attentive CORE spondent
under date of the Goth Of July the following important
intelligence
There has been an attempt revolution in Salvador,
instgated is said by the Bishop for acts Of the
Government unavorabe TO the Clergy II was suppress
ed however, and the Bishop us confined to his own house
re,.w.s rs,ort o, revolution in Cost.
Rica
The union of the Deputies of the different States in
Sonsona'e TO form Union, has proved aboItve in con-
sequence of the death of of the from Rca
and the rfusal Of the other to act alone The Deputies
OF Honduras had already left sonsonate for their own
State.
[From the Belize Observer, July 25l
To the attention Of correspondent we are indebted
for the following brief outline OF the state oil affairs in
Guatemala
GUATEMALA, 10th July. 1916
This city has all the day been in considerable state
ofcommotion, account OF the report that conspiracy
against the Government has been detected soldiers
posted different parts Of the and at the doors Of
houses in order to apprehend suspected individuals
Many persons have already been taken but great num-
Der have escaped having had timely warning that their
conspiracy had been detected The conspiracy ap.
peaed to have been nurured for considerable time,
and ramifed different parts OF the country.
1t appears to have originated with number OF young
OF responsibility, and afterwards to have been joined
by odsr heads-some, men well known as revolutionary
characters and it is said organised for the purpose
of overthrowng Gen Pals, who minister Of finance
and war till within few days before its discovery
About or 10 persons already arrested some OF
whom have made full COME ssions which are, however
yet made public but probably will be in the course
of few days, when shall not fail TO inform you fully
the subject 1t is reported that hundred muskets
have been found which is said have been hid since the
revolution Of Monteroso in February last but this
is dscredied Gen Carrera appears obe generally liked
and still retains the good opinion and confidence OF the
people There appears to be every prospect of its still
hn ritz Tho Moi nj
duct and if he had only good advisers upon whom he
could depend, his reign at Guatamaa doubt would be
long prosperous and beneficial Gen Pals the exMinis-
ter, the contrary, is dstrusted and hated all his
looked upon with eye Of suspicion, and
he appears have merted the disrut by OF his
ltical II is said that he returns to Yzabal in
few days the Office of Commandant OF hat
Port II is currently reported that Mr. Joaquin Duran is
to succeed Gen Pals in Office AMI that il is the Intention
Of that gentleman to dspossess Gen. Pas Of his comman
dancy soon us he is made Minister.