davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is IN extract tolpa letter lately received
from distinguished physician IN The Stale Of Virginia:
"A H. Christie, Nj D. Dear Sir; One Of my pa
tehts unknown 10 me, obtained your GalvaDc Belt and
Necklace with the Magnetic Fluid Tor serious al c
ton of Deafness The case that Ola lady, h Sc
nervous system much dsorjered, aud her general
health pour Much done previously 10 the appllca-
lion Of the b. Il. but with very le and feel 1t
only right 10 tell you, that since she commenced wearing
The Bell aud using the Fluid but few weeks ago. she
has enryrecorered her hearing and her general health
is better than for several years"
tt Every of Deafness. if il be Nervous ii gen
orally is, can be cured by This wonderful remedy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
Mcciing of hooi Go N N issioncrs.

U
rINIIE Annual Meeting OF the School Comm Of
Bedford county, will be held at Liberty Monday
10Th November, 1Sl9
Nov Ito % Nov
nEAUTIFUI--Justr received, a verv fine assortment
ID OF the ne,oest vie p.fPER IE4.N1;LNfS.-Fnc
enough TO please the most iasdious.
Nov 19-ilts JNO. u. WRIGHT.
IIART,S GOLD INK just received u dozen bot
i Ties OF H1RI'S GOLD INK, which makes mar X
like to the brilliant gold ea-suta bic for writing in
Albums and frh all kinds of Ornamental writing.
ALSO-An assortment oi the best EXTRACTS, such
Luben's, Jenny Lind Jockey Club Rose, Nerbena, Or
ange, SC. &c. JOHN r. WRIGHT.
Nov lg-ilts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
EDEC.lTlO.N:

A YOUNG LADY who is competent to teach all the
IA branches OF the English Language usually taught in
Female Schools and the Latin and French Languages,
wishes to obaina situation Instruciress in private
family the ensuing year Iuers addressed post paid To
{, Campbell uithouse, Va, will be promptly attend
ed to.
Nov l9--WdW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
J A Nj ES G. RIA Nd
AND
WILbIAM M. AEELL.

w IL IL n vi VI u n ID u IL IL,
fave united IN III pracica III Law, and will reg
/ i uarly attend he Circuit Superior and Cou.,ty
Courts Of Amherst. Apponalox. Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and the town Of LyncIiburg.
Address -Lynchbnrg, Virginia. t.
JAMES GARLAND Will coulinue, diligently. To
practise in the Court OF Appeals.
Dct l0-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
For Consumption, &C.

DURE fresh Cod Liver Oil prepared from the liver othe
Cod, highly recommended in Consumption, scroiua,
SC.
its remedial virtues depend entirely upon its being pure
property pepared too much caution cannot be used IN
procuring il genuine.
supply, direct from the manufacturers in New York pre-
pared on an mprov plan, offered to the public in much
PURER form than any heretofore sold. Fol-. sale by
JOHN IL SEAY, Druggist.
Nov. 10 3w ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19

Your old friend.
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
ELECTIONS.

We believe we may now give the general re-
suit OF all the elections which have taken place
within the last thirty days. and which close the
canvass for the present year.
ViRGINIA.-In the Wheeling District there
was special election, to supply the vacancy &C.
casioned by the death of Mr.. Newman, Cd Rep.
resenta'ive elect. The Wing candidate was Col.
r. s. Raymond. The Democrats, otter some
difficulty, united upon Col. Thompson, the late
U. S. District Attorney. The polls were kept
open three days, in most Of the counties, and the
result u.s. 10 our surprise, the return of Col. Hay
mond by small ma ority. We say our surprise,
because the District gave Cass year ago, a very
large majority. The Unions correspondents try
to make it appear that the election of Raymond
is no proof of the popularity of the Adminisra-
ton Would not the success of Thompson-who
is one of the cleverest and most respectable men
of the partv-have been trumpeted as conclu-
sive evidence of the odium in which Gen. Tav-
lor is held by the people
Observation-Disclosures is doubtless elected
Governor, and, we believe, a Wing is elected in
the Congressional District lately represented by
Patrick Tompkins CWo
LoulsIANA.-The Representation in Congress
will remain the same as the last Walker (D)
elected Governor.
MAssACHUsETTs.--Go Briggs received 40 =
O92 votes BOUTWELL, o. 2S,Oo6, Philips (F. S }
%, 250-no election by the people. The LeyIs-
lature Wing, in both branches by large MAORI
ties, and, of course, Briggs reelection CERTAIN.
In the 4th District, no choice Pafrey Of. s.
lacks 5000 votes of majority.
o.. The outrage committed at Honolulu, by
the French under the direction of their Consul,
is in strict accordance with their previous con-
duct at the Society Islands. The attempt to die
tate to an independent nation-and such Hawaii
is acknowledged to be by France .the precise
amount of duty which it shall levy upon brandy
imported, is worthy of the French Republic. We
hope the conduct of the French functionaries will
be laid before the world and receive the reproba-
ton it so richly deserves The whole affair is
worthy to be classed with the war upon Roman
liberty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19

o. The Board of Directors of the Seahoard
and Roanoke Rail Road, at a meeting held last
week, directed the immediate commencement of
the work of reconstructing the Road. Stills for
forty miles of the line are already in place. Sew
eral hundred tons of iron are also on hand and
more expected shortly from England, where a
contract has been made for the requisite quantity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
EJue IUucu Dru Goods.

I HAVE on hand a beautiful assortment OF Gentemen's
L Fancy Dry Goods, such Cloths, piece finest IN
ket Vesings Neck md Pocket Handkcichis
Kid, silk, Buckskn and Wooden Gloveswhich will sell
low not at less than they can be obtained elsewhere
Nov I9-ifts JOHN =. WRIGHT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
Ain Houses ilSA for Rent. mia

rINnnEE COMFoRrABi II FAMILY RESIDENCES
L on the i on 9Th street. Possession of two be
had ON the 18th November of the other the 10th DE.
ccnber. A. WILLIAMS.
Nov l2-wifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19

LA w NO TOE.
=. JOHNSON, J N. II. CAMPBELL,
Liberty, "a ! Lynchbng, ".
NATHANIEL ii. CAMPBELL
JTANING removed to the town OF lynchburg has taken
the Office formerly used the Post Office, in oil
the store OF Bell Ruckcr * Brooks The uioersigned will
continue the practice OF the Law under the firm OF
JOHNSON Il CAMPBELL,
in the counties Ct Bedford, Boteourt, Franklin, Campbell
and the Corporation oil ynchburg; and will undertake the
collection Of debts any OF the adjoining countes They
will give prompt and faithful attention to all business
cd to their
ADDRESS-JAMfs r. Johnson Liberty, Ia.
NATn'l. III. CAMPBELL, Lynchb1g, IA,
Or the firm OF Johnsonss Campbell at either place.
-czwts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
DR.. CUlll$TIHi'S

n l. j II VIC X n f. l. r. rs
Are innd of service in Of vslsions FITS
Spasmudc plants. aud general Nervous Affections
Of the Head aud upper extremes. Also III Palsy and
Paa, Sis and all diseases caus by DE- ciency Of pow
Nervous Energy n the limbs other organs Of The
body.
CO. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country OF the most extraordinary character be
if required.
O No trouble Inconvenience attends the Of DR..
Chr:se's Galvanc articles, and they may be worn by
the feeble and delicate with perfect and safety
Ia many the sensation attending their is highly
pleasant and agreeable. They be gen, to any part
Of the country.
PRlC T. S.
The Galvanc Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollat Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles are accompanied by full and plain d.
Tections Pamphlets with full particulars may be had Of
the authorized Agent.
P.1KTECTL.7R CAUTION:
o. Beoare Of Count sns aud Uorth'ess Ina tatons -
ID. G. MOREtiEAD, NJ. d.,
General Agent for the United States,
139 broadway. New York,
p,- For sale IN i.lNCllBURG, Va, BY The author.
lied agent. d. r LYMAN,
Nov. 10, (No. 2 NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
pOStpOllellsent.

The above sale postponed to saturday, the 9th instant
TEhMSA credit Of one, two and three years, equal ~
stalinonts
Nny l9-2 il WIN. T. YANCEY. ADMIR- sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
C.xLxEOR.vY.S COLD.

GREAT DECLINE IN THE PRICES OF
DRY GOODS.
TOtiN J. PURNIS, AG'r is Just at home with RE.fFY
- STOCK or GOODS bought at auction and elsewhere.
Prices have greatly declined since the fall trade "a
the Northern Cities. 1t is unnecessary to enumerae his
goodshe has every variety. and will she them with plea
all wishing to buy Terms CASH cthott discount
Wholesale Business
am anxious to increase my wholesale trade Mercha Mt
will be furnished goods cheap to afford II good pris
Nov l2-ts JNO. J. PURVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-19
TO the ladies.

IL UUC uIUWuCS.
ENfRACT OF Vanilla and Extract Of on, very ronvs-
~ nient aud useful Articles for avorng Custard Creams
Jeilict, Blanche Mango sc
Also Conpos refined and sred lsnglas II very superior
quality, inr sale by
Nov. Its II JOHN II. SFAY, Druggist
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-23
An American Doctress.

The medical community of Paris has been
set a-talking by the arrival in this city of the
celebrated American doc,ress, Miss Blackwell
The lady has quite bewildered the learned fa-
Guilty by her diploma, all in due form; author
izing her to dose and bleed and amputa,e with
the best of them Some of them are certain
that Miss Blackwell is socialist Of The most
furious class. and that her undertaking is The
entering wedge TO systematic attack on society
by The fair sex. Others who have seen her
say that there is nothing very alarming in her
manner, that on the contrary she appears MOI,
est and unassumjng and talks reasonably or
other subjects. The ladies attack her IN selr
turn. One of them said to me the r'her iaY.
{" Oh it is too horrid I'm sure | never sS,,I,P
touch her hand Only to think those Iosg fin-
gers of hers had been cutting up people Z" l
have seen the doctor in question, and mas, say
in fairness, that her appearance fs quite pre-
possessing. She is young and rather good
looking her manner indicates grea, energy
of character; and she seems to have estered
on her singular career from motives of duty &
encouraged by respectable ladies' at Cincinnati.
After about ten days hesitation on the par, of
the directors of the Hospital Of Maternity. she
has at last received the permission to euIes
that Institution as pupii-Paris Cor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-23
unIisIled by Theodore Schoch.

ys Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
Kater half yearyand if not pald before the end OF
~ TWO dollars and half Those who receive their
r carrier stage drivers employed by the proprle-
riI he charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra.
ners discontinued until all arrearages paid except
not exceeding square sixteen lnes
yhs inserted three weeks for one dollar and twenty-five
r every subsequent insertion. The charge for one ana
assertions the liberaldlscount made 10 yearly
prtiseIs. az, ,,,:. ,,s, he n,,,.naid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02
Passengers sailed.


Sac FnArcIsco-s ship Richmond, from Bos,oa-Msssrs A
RssS JsL cslsy; syIs.1s. 10y !s..h P,y%e...
90 S.sy JsIs cSsa.y s.Ss s,le ss6
'R1 ess, nj p. s%,'if. re. ps,
rGs. s.nssrn, JS.ssa II srs'T wp ;,i Bsrs.rs qss
s:s b:s. VI spSi.,sn r5.ds sss.s:r Sis.q: s..s
er n sss as's issf sfs SSS's
retng J,ms. Rtshie rhos symss BERT fiasle, since.
h.sst:PI Fs;s.iS a1.ss S..sSs. s.S.% Tsl,ss,
s,y Geo s, iSss Gale. ss.i VIM rs
i.sy and {sssstsr; thss Psss.dy, Nathan cssa.
!.1s G.E.ssI.,; Henry sS,P, wn aSstS.s :I..
DovPs.a yn ,camnnss James 3 Housh.oe, 4 Q F.rs..
rcr,s sg n,Yiss. stern 80 w Parker S s.s
Ssrs. s.nasr.sn Chs. coolsdss chas Saver Henry
asry aiss9 s. ss o. , sS i.sse .as.
,on. chas Brasd.n, "a, Canes sekosssr. as Gre
haas isos Gelhv.H Tssn : hdsss n q lobis' w@ s.s-
S Sss. qf S, r.r S sssSy sem k ss'9S
ss st,se,G y Williams. o wsd.vos's; " A Reed, ds:
BIov., Y sisme,t 2 Z ns.rss E,,a Su.hm,a ., 81
ss ss ss. sssais saoSs sosuno samuel ss
oumh Geor,s psrrihs'en, Cos. Jeass'. chas John
Wssi, Jr Iia1en siumonds JOS Turnsr--is3
sls ssAse,sco1Bsr. Rio. from Pro,id.ns.-co, O
.rdson. Cha,ies Gr,en 2d mattel Jeho frsson Psrdos
Iitm.n croeier' Charles williams. RcSsrs re,d. VII.
ssr s'5o sa:s .~ bee. s.,s g gs g;. sSsl
Brisgs Joseph Poses hetJ corsel ses Jsessoa, soha
Sssfs s.m~., jehr fs.. a. c.sS Bsi.y assr,
r.nBsat ns bailey, Ecastus Briggs Peter Noosks,
ObeeiAh knight samuel UndorwOod Ihos aolaen Levi
htcsois John Sing Joba Briggs. Vernon Gardner.
steThsn Med, Daue Fellows, iowry shirple srsd-
fed Apdre~s Be1jamis Johnson kliphset Bellows
!r Neruvb SIeseer. aobn Coe Wiliisa Do~, william
~ SamuslJ Esdy Gorge Drowning Esekie Bee~r-
iue Juash Baker, ~, Albert Whppie, Albert spence
Nhbcr Vsughr Abbott Ocdrieh, andreN Wood. James
vaughn. , 4 Briees Ambrose y Taylor.
s.S Fs.scisee-Bnh w,l,sr, from Prs,idencs-cs,,,'
JAS Nichols Geo bean has cole srostus Fsnaer,
John n sverett Thos Bsth.esy. wuisn Nerco=s, gso
Bcpers, David Bowers Dsrl Bucsln, I'm Davis vAis-
Nesicott. lease 6eknap Andrew Nehs-
niah Randsil Jas snscrl bhshs I.w Richard OineV va
bstsmar. Ass fennst tucson Nhis. Chss Cs-well, ny
y lbsny VIM 1iHsny Geo smith YIN 9sraisef, Cspy
y Iyyr. Wm y alien, John Arnold joh Phiips Vii
len Vincent, Bithop Niscs, jour fsuains Dsnet
ks.vlss yossrs ps'sra gorder spencer f.leer sus.
Pierce, Sen Esdy, Jobs lard. soha y Ward Geo W
allen John tses Rrightuan Tuoket, David Larkhs~
lhse Potter Bifam Rspdall. Geo Taylor, vilnaw
~ an plr. luther Caldwell Joseph tddds silas nsk-
hem samuel Teen r8, Geo SMITH, hSfes Surdisk Nil
tor Cole ,rev Joseph Nar'ip, LIST mate sspsr, "A
mse' Fdw Bardee, Pardon Brown. Isaac hsto, sob.
Davis samuel ON Taos sh-raan, John Bydxs oil
verstars, Nm ymcsr, Berj = Thsysr, Wm hiiag-
hsst. m BlsRchSra.
skr FRASCfsou--Bris Grtcisr-srs Ns.hi Crosby sss
chdfet. Mrs Gro, W ard children Usossy. srs
arlington lure add chid Hrs Hs~ss sr kehS Hartley
Ma Converse v LILY, Gffossoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02
Our Montreal Correspondents.
MONTREAL, October %. 1919.
The Ksbbub abo~t the Removal Of the Seat Of Gov
..n.n.uf- lans rnfina &c. &c.


eru,neut-\nnerdti0n. &c, &c.
The removal Of the seat of government Is 4 mat
ter of much concern to the public vultures, but
treated with most unmltigated contempt by the
citizens of Montreal. They really look upsn Its
existence among them as curse, and as having
been the means Of bringing their city into contempt
and reproach. They would rather 1t had never
come here for 1t useless to conceal the fact, thai
by its removal great distress will come upon the
holders of real estate and the tradesmen generally
Although, however, Montreal may languish tor
short time after its departure, good will spring from
it hereafter and our citizens become more prssps.
rous than when 1t remained among u.s.
The cost to the province by the removal will be
upwards of $40, OO0-a sum equalling the cost OF
many of your State governments for one entire
year II is to be removed in eighteen months to
Quebec, which will cost about 100000 more, and
this has 10 come out of the public Golfers Of
try which has not sufficient funds at the present
time to pay the halfstarved county school teachers
their miserable pttance. Besides which, there
are all the government expenses for the year to
pay, az also many thousands Of dollars expended
in all sorts Of visionary wild goose schemes. 10
meet these demands, there are a few thousands
borrowed by Mr. Hincks, rom,Enghsh capitalists,
At an enormous interest, and the revenues OF the
province. These revenueshave fallen oil, although
| the present quarter shows an enormous increase.
But this increase, so far from being sign OF in
creased prosperity on the part OF the colony, Is the
opposite have conversed with our leading Gus
tom House officers on the subject, and they atri.
butte the increase to the exorbtant duties LEVIED by
the new tariff, and the amount Of goods taken out
| Of bond, 10 meet unexpected demand, conse-
| quent on the New York market being overstocked
with Customers. Ii is, however, in ths next quar-
ter these geRlemen tell me- we pay eb H., ,h 70
the imports of the present year, by sea, are smaller
than that Of 1913. The following extract Is from
the Herald -
Some days ago noticed tho great increase OF re-
venue ct the ports OF Montreal and Toronto festsr-
day we're furnished by the Pilot with the foo~ipg
very gratifying statement OF the duties received at the
twelve principal ports OF Canada during the first three
quarters of the financial year that Is up to the 10th
OF CT her aud lS4p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02
Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l, 1919.
The Weather- Military Rer,e,o-A Love and Co'S-
hiding Cose- Iheatrieals-M Markets, &c.
The month of November has opened witha clear
and cool morning. Yesterday, we had several
slight falls Of snow, interspersed by bright sun
shine Passengers by the western cars, last night,
report that the snow nearly six inches deep on
Tuesday night.
The review of the military, yesterday afternoon,
by Governor Thomas, was one of the most inter-
esting military displays witnessed for some time.
General Chlds present, with his two compa-
MES of flying artillery, from Fort McHenry, who
went through the ir evoutlons In fine style.
Quite a novel suit will come off before our
next county court, in which the lady OF a dis
tlnguished member OF Congress, from the ma
tive American district of Pennsylvania, Is the
defendant. The member In question has been
residing, since his election. with his father-in-
law, at his country seat, few miles from the
city, and the daughter OF his wife by previous
marriage, being most beautiful young lady. has
attracted the admiration OF the young sparks OF
that vicinity If whom, IT Is said, has met with
great favor III the eyes OF the young lady, but with
the most violent opposinon from ner Inother a lew
days since, the young man alluded TO- was ridlng 10
town IN his buggy, when he discovered ahead OF
hun the carriage IN which his lady-love usually
rode, and driving upat brisk pace, he looked In
as he passed, but could not discover who was
inside Alter passing some o oiIa me-
came up, and taking second look, disco
vered that II the mother instead OF the
daughter, when ne gave the whip TO his horse, and
moved off in d hurry. The mother immediately
ordered her servant man, who was riding on horse
back to overtake the buggy, and hold il until she
came up. The man succeeded, and held the relns
until the lady arrived when she ordered the coach
man to drag the offender from his seat, and taking
the coachman's whip, she gave hun severe cow
hiding. After escaping from their clutches, the
young man followed them TO the city, and had al
three arrested for an assault and battery. Thus
the matter stands at present, but 1t Is thought that
m elopement will put end to the suit
Hudson is drawing overlooking houses at the
Holiday street Theatre. As vocalist in Irish
melodies, he is believed to have superior, and
be is much admired a dehneator of Irish cha
racter and ecc-ntncilies
The Seguns bad an OVERLOOKING house at Car
roll Hall last night
The following the sales ut the Stock Board yes
terday 81 900 Nd. guar 6's, So $50 City IS '9e
10Sh; l. 500 do, do, 1908 shs. Blk. OF Bait, % A
do. West Blk, 10 10 do o RR OK. div, -.
In there sales yesterday Of 500 bbs
Of City Mills and about 400 doiIowsrd street, At s.
Grsin-we report sales Of good red wheat 1t 81 "a
81 90 per bush.l Coru-supply light; sales OF yellow
only at 62o Whiskey Tke. = Csc. In bbs. rrovi
sionS-Ws report rses q $50 tieroes prime mess beet
delivered board vessel at SIT cash and 100 bbls Nc
], ct $l1, six months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02
PHIl.ADELPHIA, INUVs + IOfS' :
The Vsathsy-Mia Cs.shman's Lady Mae6sfh-
Fathu Naihew-AAopathy W. Homeopathy

PuILApKLPuIA, Nov /, lS4S.
The Ptathsy-Mis C~stmans Lady Maeost"-
FathU Extraordinarily W. Homeopathy
The Markets, &c.
This is dull, dirty, dismal day, with every pros
,ect of a snow storm before tho world Is many
hours older Miss Cushman's Lady Macbeth
drew an immense audience last evening-even the
asles and Hobbies were packed with people. 1t is
superfuous to speak of her wonderful performance
of this character. She produces in it as great
effects as the elder Kean ever accomplished as
Orhello, or Booth as Sir Giles Overreach One old
gentleman, who sat near me, declared that In the
fret three acts of the tragedy, she was quite equal
to Mrs Slddons.
Father Mathew Is hourly expected in our city
The temperance folks are making extensive pre-
parations for suitable welcome to this true phi-
lanihropist.
There is to be public discussion, in the course
of a few DAYS, at one of our medical colleges, be-
tween the alopathlc and Homeopathic doctors, IN
regard TO The respective merits OF their opposing
systems AS some funny DISCLOSURES, no doubt,
will be made, will endeavor to procure the
"deiails" for the readers OF the Herald.
Ice formed in the suburbs of the city, this morn
ing, about the eighth of an inch IN thickness.
The -four market il quiet but firm. Small sales this
morning Of common and select brands for shipment At
SIS TO S. l2h Rye -four and corn meal are held ~ S5
Not much doing in wheat Sales OF PennsyivAna rye
At &c Corn remains without change Oats are dull.
Whiskey continues in fair demand at c for both bar.
rels and hhds moderate demand fer cotton at full
prices Sales this morning Of Upland and New Orleans
ct IL 4 to l2c. ,
The sales at the stock board to day, were to mode
rate and prices but slightly varying from yes
terdsy's rates. Annexed are the sales At tho
Stock Bosrd.-l5 Lshigh Int bS; sos State SIS $50;
900 do SsH: North American Bank, 12sK; New
Orleans Gas ll2h; so Morris Canal 81; 900 Reading
RR Bends 5s; 1000 Reading RR Mortgage Bonds, Us,
'43 66A; $500 do, IA IS; 10 Lehigh, 26x 900 Ken
lucky 6's lOsA; lTs0 Wilmington RR Bonds, os, sss
4 Northern Bank Kentucky l0r. Second Bsardni 600
Reading RK Mortsge Bonds, 3d. 1000 state os ~ loo
200 K.bieh s,s 66h; 80 Union Bank of Tenn, 81; 10
N.rh America Bank, l2s; 24oo State SIS, ss's; 200
CITY ga. h6 67H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

Fifteen thousand four hundred dollars per year,
or slxty-one thousand six hundred dollars for four
years, does well for one family and its business
Connections But this Is only the Washington city
operation. What augers have been bored within
Ohio, is another feature.
This shameless, bare faced nepotism, is only
glance at more Of the same sort" when remain
to be exposed Will the people OF the country De {.
content thus TO pension The honorable family OF
Ewings Is it to be credited, that the wing party
will patiently become asses, to plod beneath such
burdens9 Shame, shame on cabinet VINO, WIN
March have battered away their own honor, and
now survive It's burial-the scorn and scott, even,
If the uliraists among their political friends.
- '' Own.