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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-06

RIc.-Thsrs was no change in the market, and NO
sales OF moment reported.
sEED-Sales Of fax seed we're reported ct 81 $50
Nothing TRANSFERRED In other kinds.
suoAR-The market remained quiet aud sales we're
cneny confined to jobbsrs without material In
quotations Sales Of lao hhds. New Orleans made
by auction at 41<a4zxc
sALf-llo sacks Liverpool sold by auction at 81
TALLow.-The market was steady at 81
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement showing
the prices sales receipts and stock on hand for the
week ending this afternoon.
Sold Reed Stock
K.u.uehv. vi,v;,;. pr'ee' this weet. ms Onha"d
and ~ Carolina,. toe $50 hhds 1903 hds 4 sss hds
.,,o, 36h
Connecticut, Seed. 6 to Is sees.shcG 2ses. %
Florida E, ........... % IS lss
havana. -. y to Hh l22
yuoa,'.' ...7'... 10 10 20 80 $3.50
u1 % 10 - lST bxB. s.
St Domingo. $50 crs.7rs. 500
Some small parcels OF the new crop of Connecticut
seedeaf have come forward part which was contract
cd for by exporters and shipped right off, parcel
was SOLD Tor nome consumption at about 9Kc The bu
siness In general was langushng.
WHALEBoNE continued quiet
WHIskEy-Saes Of about 200 bbls were reported In
separate lots including Pennsylvania at 900 and State
prison ct 2oAc 1890. Drudge was held at 27o
FREioHTs-The ship Glenmor Packet, for Belfast en-
gagged cargo OF corn at Cd per bushel in bulk The
ashes taken for Antwerp noticed yesterday were en-
gagged ct 39s 3D. The rates to Liverpool remained
about the sams, while there rather more Offering
There was no change in rates to London or Havrs.
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- Totals 80 1876 227 3635,575 Dec. 100 $50
The aggregate decrease does not amount to much In
consequences Of the great increase In ths shipments Of
has been confined principally to domestic goods and
amounts to nearly fifty per cent The total value Of i'm
ports and exports Of this port for the first eleven months
Ia each OF the past two years, were as annexed -
COMMERCE OF TIM PoRr oy New YoRK-IMPoRrs AND
EXPORTS.
First ciepen month Of 1916. l8i7. increase
Imports. 0539t136 81 500 40 26 1913
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Christmas and New-Year's Presents-We
have heard that f. A. ARTAULT proprietor OF the Lsfay.
cue Is pre- parirg for the astounding
rs very fresh of Fancy ,ods Toys Sugar
An ing other ca,io:des will De seen the Mechanical
Chanp' Eysees At Paris and will the bobardmsnt
ana fall Of Vera Ciuz by the Americ Army and Navy Be-
SIDES az Aptomaton Clus) exposed year tho
saons OIL Aphonse Gronx where il visited by all the
young people Of Paris The exppsfon will be tbs
public the 9Th Of Decr The patronage Of ladies and
gentlemen il mossrespectfaliy solicited.
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Eye AND EAR-Dr. POWELL attend. etlu.ivsly to
Eye aaa Fl a' w..a ss0f g. 4 d% hi.
Treatise Eye it. and their cure with snsa.
e Sa Of and Of al Ss
s.f s afS Baths R
for .t he which has Just esey,d dpO%:
Office. dc tsm
2sas W2 POM 5.nl b:a: %!s, s:.
Ms 6 s9SP so woE s5Nb
&c he s h b.: %sd
%s.I Bs.s; sh. Ss%s. G so:s:
S%S: $.s
ss :1si Srssa%sy
ds 81 ThSsat. m
- h.ye heard that f. A. ARTAULT proprietor Of the La.
f., US H. lost .gpI.s,
thsnp. ESsss; Fs. viii represent he SS%S.d.
sss
ssa: Ts | S %
ss q: Ss s of hs of
hAHt 9AfPE IT,
Wells spendid patte from los upward SEQ Breakfast Caps
La Is
band stitch and embrOdesd ii great variety
and Cuffs cheapest offered Mai.n DO. new
q r.s abr" Msa sps r.. :aS
atan Musiina for dreses Hosiery and Gr7e Of every de-
sclnucn. d. lHsrc
EKENCH EMBKOIDEKiEs AND GLOVES Mi
Dou ~, arrived from rs Ss,s for ale
KID Clio of superior His the
floor of3 Gesnw,ch street. will be from o'clock
rsf s[ss' will be disposed 0f'' the manufacturing prices
SELLING OFF PREIvioUs TO REMOVING, INTO
as%: ysi ::s cf";
@ TssfT. Bags H' e. ss'" JAMES, T@ BEck Ky &
Broadway. p23 6teod re
MoDEs A. Ha1:i
and wsdd1S SI.;se', ne head on,msn,s aad cap, for
sloet silk. and other materials for dresses received from
CLAkKE's sACKs-G b: CLAHkE Msrchs.t Taiio',
% SaS
Nesting. made to der At low prices. for cash only Ny
c,r. and cuffs and lined and wadded entirely. have
richly wSsS s sns made s.aS to e. the
ENTLEMENS NOTICE.-At this season of the year
there !. hundred. of You wish to know where
s
hat % %aSs os
clothing this wnter-small charges and dsappon
ents, the If the day those wishing
Goats cleaned for rs cents without eoloug Don't
SR:Ff ss
DC 2e'rrs
DEADY MADE GAhMENTs-An extensive ass .r
IL Of Pelto and Sack Oyercoa Winter Ffocls aud
Clocks superior styles; Dfess and Frock Coats fan
looms. Vests Dressing Gowns, Overcoats, &c. VIM. T.
JENNINGS Co, 231 Broadway, American Hotel.
MIC I0rcod@rc
NJ FISCHER, Tailor, having just srnyed from Pans, 8
-.
and Vssngs. which he will make order in the latest
style and the most nabe terms at No. $685. Broad
d57tsm
1>HEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS ueonsist Of cloth coat,
pants, and fancy Also, Cloaks and Over
coatswth rich lnng 81 to eacb business Coaa 81;
Vests so cent? to 50 Cash paid for gents clothing Cleaning
deng repairing snd altering corner of Nassau and Beekman
SITS. Two busheImen wanted n29 12tsrh
w lNTEk CLOTHING AT CosT..o,er Coat. and
other vle Of winter o,hug at AM vi SMITHS,
lo2 Fulton street opposite the Dntch Church ms ltsm
EFT OFF CLOTHING AMI FURNITURE WANT.
IL EDLsdies aud gentlemen having snpernuous effects
dispose Of, such Wearing Apparel Furnut &c.
obtain fair price for the by sending for The sub
scber the fost Office, ohe no will attend
at their residences J LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up
stairs Ladies be attended to By MIS-. J. Levenstyn.
de l2stc
n ~ q l. MI
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CANDLES There was change.
CoYFEE-The market continued quiet, without change
in prices.
CoTToN-The market remained dull at the annexed
quotations buyers having Withdrawn until later ad.
vices are received from Liverpool The sales vestsrSav
were 800 bales To- day they were less ''
LIVERPOOL.
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OvcrshOes, Oversh0es-The Goodyear patent
Metallic Rubber Oveshoe the most perfect article Of the
Warehouse No. 100 Broadway where may be found every
variety Of patent rubber fabrics the
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.



WARRINGTON, Dec 8, ls47.
The whg caucus last night nominated Robert C.
Winthrop Of Massachusetts, for Speaker ofthe House OF
Representatives; Campbell, OF Tennessee for clerk
Nathan Sargent Of Pennsylvania for sergeant at arms
Horner, OF New Jersey, for door keeper aud MoCor
mick of Washington, post master Mr. Vinton of Ohio,
at first nearly unanimously nominated for speaker
but declined.
Democratic Caucus at Washing ton.
WAsHisaToN, December D, 1917.
The democratic caucus adjourned last night with
out making any nomination
From the south.
PHILApELPaIA, Dec. 5-94 PM.
The southern mail has failed south of Raleigh. No
Ship Fever.
BosroN Dec 8, ls47
Dr. Joseph Moriarty, hospit physician at Deer Island
died last evening" Of ship fever,
shipping Intelilg ence.
BosToN Dec 3-Sunday sunset clear observation nothing
oil the banna as yet Arrlved-Brg Persia, Robbns Man
ssuila via Key West Cameo New Orleans; Abby Hammond
Below-A ship, supposed the Chicora from Canton.
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Of good they acknowledged attained the
ycry highest Psfecuon They are sold for &C. only by
street. and Savage 90 Folton Gold Pea and Gold
Pc. and Pencil Case manufacturer Gold Pens of every
style aud quality and OF all sz-s constantly hand
Gold Pens at ST. 81 as aud 81 So Gold Pens repaired.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, Saturday Afternoon, Dec 4.
The market for hour was firm at yesterdays quota
lions but a. the Britanna's fully due, deal
inclined to matt for its arrva, before
to any considerable extent At the close, there
better feeling aud holders disposed to dsman high
er rates In wheat transactions chiefly confined
to parcels of western on terms stated below Corn sold
to fair extent At previous prices Sales Of rye
made at prices which indicated increased fir m
ness Meal steady with considerable sales at pre-
vious prices There was more doing In barley and
were freely made Of lower grades terms stated below
Provsions were nactivej pork was dull and prices
mnal In groceries were limited without
material alteration in prices.
AsHEsSales Of 200 barrels pots reported at S.
62k, while pearls were inactive at 81 so.
BREADsTUFrs.-FIour-Sa Sales Of 1000 1900 barrels
OF Genesee, In separate lots, were made at So 25
So 3l4; and $50 do better than common sold at
So Al So co. 1000 bbls. Oswego sold at Sc lsA
Sales of straight brands Michigan made at SO as
and 500 do half Michigan straight brands, and half
inactive and Howard street and Alexandria was worth
$3.50. The supplies continued light. Wheat-The last
sales OF Gsnesse made at 81 &c. Sales of about
1000 bushels OF Ohio in two lots made at 81 30
Corn-Saes footed up about TO- 00o IL 900 bushels in
Guiding Western mixed at 73c. and at 74c delivered
with yellow ct 75c including 1900 bushels round yellow
In store at the Same price Meal-Sales of 1000 bbs
New Jersey, deliverable In February reported
50 So and about 400 do afost sold at SO and
900 do Brandywine, were sold at So so. RysSaes Of
about 1000 bushels made including parcel made
In the forenoon ut 67c In the slip and SSc delivered
The remainder WAS sold during Change at 80 SOC de-
livered showing slight improvement in prices The
last sales OF rye Hour were made at 81 62H Barley
Sales Of 400 bushels made at 75c de inferior
at 72c 1000 $500 do, fair quality do sold at 76c and
1000 do sold after change at Toe oatsTwo cargoes sold
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&500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 70 Eentlem,1 who want
pOOO the old clothes TO look like call at the Tai
oring Dying Cleaning and Reparn establishment e6 Gold
extracted Without sans The cloth a. he shortest noes and
ns s,n rs.9Ssse By &C. Con s.
for g.ntiemens leif on wearing sprsel sds iat.rc
O0K AT THis-Freneh Boots. cork, double and Single
ALSO the finest calf Shoes and all kinds leather
sy. of Boots aud Shoes made every kind Of
Of Ss that made AID h Than you e1n .S
Bot, snd Shoe, NJ. CAHILL. d. iat.rc
ID JOHN sIREET.-OvERs SHOES -GOODfEAns
mems and Nurses Sandal AID slppr Over Shoes. mann.
featured By the Goodyear Shoe Company Nrgauck Cor.
flush wsrrastsd melt with heat or ssn with
cold Also. rev sIsle Of ladies and t,su.emeni Nett
g be l-nnd IN the Guy Wholesale and retail. SAMUEL
BROOKS, Agent for the manufacturers q John street
EINE FRENCH CALF AND PATENT LEATHER
= BOOTS, Half Boot. and Caters, Dancing Pump, ADD
hne Patent Le.ther and Fancy Slippers proof aud
seo and boys, Cater Boots Shoes and Bushins double
and single soes black and white Kid Slippers
aud Shoes. Boot d shoes soed With rubber and warranted
wster tsh' at az Broadway Of Canal street ~ B.
good stand Tor grocery, baker hatcher shop hes 500
NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Ps.R STEAMER,
Upholstery Goods consisting Lyons satin and Bfoe
al in rith colors also Satin Lanes ofysr ms patterns with
new paters Of Curtain pins rich Centre rss,es &c; one
ease ,up,b patterns II Lace and Embroidered Carap. Ao
,ale or retail a. the Lowest prices SOLOMON HhKT,
Importers and Maaufactners Of Uphoatery Goocs Broad
way, opposite the Park. ED l1e-tc
~ HRONOME TERs-Tho ,ub,cribe's nave constantly o
~ hand vsrv superior Chfanomstg. o. ih- ce" .mntat
ysksrs, q, who,ssle aud rsta Also Chsla Coppss..,
SSs 1;ssPi Il T. ~ S.a iEi s.sSss:
essIns sljS NWifshw'w
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Of Gold Pens will bear mind that all mixers put
on heir best pen, aud tho Of cardinals or
ancy stamps on their second or inferior qualities Those who
the adjustment Of JOHN W: CREATION u Co, No.
repaired.
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Specie s1DsT'sd-Io Great Bri!aiq T. .oysa: .ssss.s
To France. E. pieces. .2,1 sss
AZ Am kaves... sos
To Sumatra, sp. dollars -. $1,000
TO Malaga, s. r. pieces. Ans
'" To Rio Grande, Sp. doubls. 6,280
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The exports Of breais. IL to Great Bain for IN
month Of November S649 barrels of -four ITO
res meal 10 $50 bushels wheat and 1872 bushels of
corn IL will be by the above statement that the
exports Of specie for the month comparatively
large having been nearly and half millions Of dol
lars The exports Of specie and merchandise for the
month Of November each Of the past two years com
pare follows -
EXPORTS FROM THE PoRr NEW YoRx - NOVEMBER,
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motto papers incy for confeetone, jewelrv boxes.
round and boxes for druggss pill boxes
Gold silver copper tissue morocco marble Chinese and
pictures &C. Also boxes wedding cakes wholesale aud
retail at 48 Maiden lane g. Kraft Manufacture and I'm
N
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NOR SALE CHEAP. if applied for meiisIeiy. the
FIXTURES aud STOCK ola well estabi islied PUBLIC
HOUSE, stu ted j" great iboroughare aud dong good
,ines The dodgers will the This is fsate
opportunity for any person going into business as il Will be
disposed Of low cash customer Apply at NO ~
Dnane street. N B. A chance seldom to be met wsh.
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RUDEs MODES, NOUyEAUIEs-t. GXDEFkDY !,
and wedding dresses rich head ornaments aid caps for
wreahs flowers and fancy articles winter hats
coaks silks aud other materials for dresses received from
Paris bv everv French steamer. n8 3tsw l2tsr
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NOTICEThe extens premises Nos 483 aud ts5 Broad
IN way. wi, be opened on Monday. December 9Th. IS
Hnte Furnished apartments may he procured 18th waiting
and attendance for SO so to $40 per week. !uper,or
Restaurant will be kept the Hotel with wines and liquors
OF the best quality. Persons DESTROYS OF procuring elegant
and comfortable apartments Is politely requested 70 pay the
snb.cr,ber a Wis l.. PURIFY de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-06

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET TO a single gentleman.
with desired ms private family in he second
floor of house &C Greenwich street Arpy the premsts
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DEADY MADE GAhMENTs-An exten,ye ass .r
~ Of Peto and Sack Oyercoats Winter Ffocls aud
Coakz superior styles; Dess and Fock Goats Pants
looms. Vests Dressing Gowns, Overcoats &c. VIM. T.
JENNINGS & Co, 23l Broadway, American Hotel
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IENNY LIND ANNUAL,-This MuscaI Anrn,I VIII be
hographx highly coorei bound morocco,chly ornaennd
with ALT edges sc SC oninv auodbesutfu ard useful Ho-
day Present The the ~os classical music ever
pu shed this country cmhod ing The pnaepe ans hom
ihs following admired Opera's-Robert le Disble Emsn
Lombard Oseria JOIN Of Are Gisee, or tn. Night
Dancer. Ia re da Regiment with the prncipei songs
u now Reforming az. Berlin. Also s the edmusd Airs
nom Msyssseis Est eempogon Of he camp Of sntfs
cav" 81 usss'R
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arrival from Charleston Per steamship Southemer Also
lot Of red iice birds Of beautiful pumage with great
assortment of laks lnnes and goldches from England
Also good Of Of the long and short
breeds all in beautiful singing to be seen at $40 Pearl street
between Elm and Centre. MI Htem
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M FISCHER, Tailor having Just arrived from Pans, .
w opening choice assortment Of Cloths Cassme
and Vsstings which he will make order in the latest
style and the nable terms, No. $685. Broad
d57tsm
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
Sligo From StCre.

4 T CAROLS Corner, Glasgow, Mo, Gun be
"a, found the largest and best assortment Of
Sligo Iron above st. Louis. Every body knows
the Sligo Iron is the best now in use. 1t will be
sold as cheap if not cheaper than any Iron in
Glasgow. Don't listen to those who try 10 make
you believe that Widowers' Row, a it is called,
or the linen shirt end Of town can sell cheaper
than CAROLS Corner. All they want is to get
Carroll out of their way, and the way you would
have to sell Tobacco for a dollar and half per
100 lbs. and be paid off in goods at 100 per cent,
would require some little more repentance. Gail
at the cheap Iron Corner, CAROLS Corner, if you
want good goods and cheap goods, and don't sell
pound of your Tobacco this Fall for dollar
and a half and throw in the Jugs.
Glasgow, Angus, 9th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
YANKEE DOODLE"

We have received several copies Of this
Humorous Illustrated Paper. Its columns
abound with Wit, Humor, Jokes and Sa-
lire. served up in free, independent first
rate style. The political and fashionable
world, come in for good share of Yam
KEGS attention, and the way he reproves
and advises, accompanied by his Hlustra.
tions, is decidedly irresistible. All who
relish good joke, or are fond of the
droll and ludicrous, should forthwith order
copy of yankee Doodle"
copy one year,s3 copies one year, 81
copies " g 10 %
All orders for subscription, accompanied
by the cash, should be addressed TO J. A..
FRAETAs 81 Co., lie Nassau Street, N. Y.
Specimen numbers can be seen at this
Office. agn9.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
July 3lst, 1917.
Dr. Champions
Vegetable Ague Medicine.

A safe and certain cure for Chill and Ferer, in
all its complicated forms. Also, an efectuaI
remedy for Ferers Of every description.
This Medicine has been before the public for q
number of years, and the beneficial effects SO fully
developed. that the demand for the Pills has in
creased TO a very great extent; for although the
Proprietor has manufactured near half million
boxes during the past year, he has not been able
to supply many parts of the country. This Med
icine may be relied On in all cases to cure the
Chis and Fever the first day.
Bilious Fever, Typhus Fever, Winter Fever and
Scarlet Fever all yield to the use of this Medi-
cine, and are cured by this system Of practice, in
shorter time, and with much more certainty
than by any other system that has been recon
meDded. Each box contains twenty-four pills,
twelve of which will cure any ordinary case of
Chilis and Fever A pamphlet accompanies each
box giving full directions and numerous certf
Gates OF the efficacy Of these Pills. Price reduced
to 81 90 per box.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
St. LOUIS MARKET-Aupust OF

Ot LOUlS mAhhEI--August 9TH.
Receipts of produce extremely light and very
little business was done to-day. Sale Of 26O bills
-four. Salt river mill, at $4 SO, the only lot of
Importance on the market. Of wheat, $50 sacks
spring at 62ac. in sacks; 100 sacks good at 60
a 625c., sacks returned. OF corn, small pa reels
at 35c. for milling. OF oats, 100 sacks at 2Oc.,
without sacks, and 1875 sacks at 25c., sacks in
cluded-,.drooping. Nothing doing in hemp, buy
NEW ORLEANS--July 81.
TonAcco--Prices are without change and we
repeat our former quotations. Inferior, "a 81;
common, 81 8; fair, 81 a A: fine, At a 81;
choice, 6 az: Mason county and other cigar leaf,
81 IL.
FLoUR-The sales of the week amount to 10, 900
bbls. at 81 25 for Ohio; 81 25 so for Illinois:
and s. SO for choice St. Louis, of which there
is but little on hand
Wharf.-The decline in Europe has depressed
this article, and only few lots of prime have
been sold at &c.,, and good at rs cents
CORN -The sales of the week barely reach
5000 sacks, at prices ranging fro m 40 to Soc for
Mixed to Prime Yellow.
OATs-There has been a moderate demand at
prices ranging from 80 to 40 cents.
WHIsKY--The demand has been very limited,
the largest sale of the week having been lot of
$50 bbls Rectified at 20c., at which rate also
smaller lots can be had; Raw 81 &c.
PoRK--The market is unusually dull, and only
small sales for plantation orders are making at
$l6 for Mess, and $l3 for Prime.
BAcoN-Limited demand, and heavy stock for
the season. Small les have been made at II
a SIC for sides, and 81 &c for shoulders; ha ms
| lie for bare to sugar cured. -u.
LARD-The stock is much reduced, but as there
is no export demand, we only hear of occasional
small sales of prime, for city consumption, at II
a l2c.
BEEF-None in first hands, and sales confined
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

The London correspondent of the Ma.
TIoNAI INrELLIaENcER, mentions some facts
that strikingly illustrate the beneficial re-
suits of railroads in cheapening transport
tation and economising of time:
Lord e. Bentick, who whatever may be
thought OF his general political course. has un.
doubleday been very industrious in collecting
railway information, lately stated in the House
Of Commons that EGG, 100000 sterling had
been already expended on railways, and that
the gross returns upon those in operation amount.
ed 10 fS,00O,OO0 per year, of which 95. 900. 900
was derived from passenger traffic and $4,000, 900
from that Of goods, and that, but for The intro.
duction OF railways, the same amount Of traffic
would have cost the public Ell, OOO,OO So
much for the saving in money. As respects
the saving in time, it is stated by Mr. Robert
Weale, who has been during twelve years en-.
ployed as an assistant poor law commissioner,
that in that time he had travelled 99,6O7 miles,
viz: $4,000 by the old modes Of conveyance,
and 30,607 by railwsy-the cost of the old
modes being Is. 6id per mile, that by railway
only 3sd. Had he performed the whole distance
by railway, the time occupied would have been
one gear, thirty ,ceeks and siz days; had it been
by the old conveyance, would have been four
years, thirty nine ,oeeks and one day. Here,
then, as affects this individual, there would have
been saving out OF twelve years OF his life,
had railway communication been used, Of three
gears and eight ,oeeks, and on the point Of ex.
penses Of travelling saving Of f6,491. Goods
from Manchester to Hull used to cost Ass. per
ton for conveyance; now they cost only 24s.
The time saved is fortnight! The saving on
the whole amount Of goods annually passing
between the two places is nearly 100000.
A number Of facts equally striking have been
lately announced, all tending to increase the
public feeling in favor OF railroad traffic.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Howard County, letters testamentary
on the estate Of john Proctor decd. bearing date
May 22d 1917. All persons indebted TO said es-
tate, are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against it, to present
them, properly authenticated, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may be pre-.
cluded from having any benefit of SAID estate, and
If not presented within three years, they will be
forever barred. ...
JAMES McCAFFERTY,) r
REUBEN PROCTOR, hAecu'ofS'
July 3lst, 1917. .. 2l--4t