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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

1As receipts q Wesssa proasss tsem Imperfect items
n ths domestic 6sls q Nv Oxsssss xhsrs hes been
some increase IN TN vupyty q hreadsus, ~ compared
with lest year. ~ The Av Of prices has been lower
The receipts Of ncur are o ga bazrs against cal LOG
ast year AID Of Indian they ars equal to ALSO
bushels, against $500 900 bushels last year OF wheat
the supply has besn Light and the receipts which have
been mostly To 50 forward to Alabama Georgia, &C.,
have only reached $50 900 bushels sgaa 10000 bushels
last year. The feW sales that have taken place have
been at the extreme range os IS cents though most
iyat about 70 cents per bushe OF meal there has
been received only 5i4 barrels against 1902 barrels last
year. The total exports Of -four since September 1,
amount to 54 Ill barrels against $50 418 barrels TO
date last year OF this quantity 1Ss5e9 barrels
shpped to Great Britain 45 to West Indies &c. and
the remainder to coastwiss ports or Indian corn the
total exports have been equal bushels against
100000 bushels last year. OF this quantity 3s2
bushels were shipped TO Great Britain and Ireland,
$4,000 to the West Indies Sc, and the remainder
coastwise ports.
The following tables from the New Orleans Prices Cur
Yaa indicate the of prices for -four and corn
they present the highest and lowest points of the
market in each month the range being according to
quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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vate use Of married people those about 70 mary nna
tanning everything, Physiological or Medical wn'g ny
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men on the Male Gcneratye system its and al
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~ LIN rbicb 40 many become mbeoile insane
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tbe yirile power to extreme oldAge.
Every should possess this book who has reached the
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OF given to impotence and despair
books contain all the discoveries BY the
rreneand German Physiolosts which are known yet to
very few medical men, They well bound
tain nearly 800 pages each with beautiful coiored anaom
cal plates There other books like them In Eng
lish language. Thousands sold daily.
Price dollar EACH To BIO had OF all the principal
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

n, T..
ASHES This day business reached so bbls pots at S.
621s, snd pearls at SIS s614 per 100 lbs.
BREApsrurrs.--four declined little. the Gales EN-
bracing S4O0 Ordinary to choice State at 81 18
81 37a mixed to fancy Western at 81 81 Il 81 SO;
and common to good pouthern at 81 43a4 a 81 62k
Rye flour and corn meal were scarce and nominal The
actual transactions in wheat did exceed LOO bushels
heated Ohio red at Soc $500 unsound Southern white
and 200 good Canadian on private TERMS in 1000
bushels at S5c in oats few and old State
and Western at As to 4Sc and in corn q 600 bushels
unsound at 6S to CSC and Western mixed at SO to roc
CoTIos The market to day has been inactive, the
CAsDLrs-Some 500 boxes adamantne and patent
sperm have been sold at 81 a &C. and Ale per ID
CorrEE About 1000 bags Rio fetched So &C. Mar
ket unchanged.
Fsp Ruled quiet at SO so for dry cod 50 rs for No
l mackerel and 81 rs for No 2 do
fREIcfIs We have interesting change to record
in This brsrch of coo bales Of cotton
taken for Liverpool at l6ths d. per ID. 1900 bbls.
-four DO do at Is 4 ID. and Is 6d-the latter <.
IRENE rate per Dbl aud 0oo bushels wheat at 3D. per
tusbe small vessel was engaged to load with wheat
we're shipped 10 Loudon at IL Cd aud Is per Dbl 500
bushels wheat do do at sd per bushel and 200 tons
oil cake at Is per Dbl Continental engagements
light old rates. fair amount Of shipments made
foT California al fully previous rates
F,sECr.crfRs We heard that 500 boxes Canton, 10
packs were obtained at 81 521s - o. on 9 months
G. edit
Hrsr-A sale Of 70 baes American ed was re.
ported at $40 q months
!Ron.-Ne heard that CO tons Engsh bar found buy
LyAp --Srsu i va quotedF at 81 20 s. s. ana Ca
lena AT 81 20 WitlCut tnes.
LtMs There hsye been 3 500 bbs. common Rockland
procured III % Sc per hbl cash. on ab9temert
Morsssr some So hhds Porto Rico taken to-
day az y De- Ter gallon Demand light
oiIs BEYOND me disposal o 200 gallons lipsced at
7Sc a iPc pc rsllcu cash have nothing report
Crude whale was held 75c aud crude perm IL rs
per gallon.
PRovsIoNs seemingly unsettled the days opera
tons consisting Of $50 hbls and prime pork. at
SIS 70 and $40 75 2s00 pigs lard ht II re a1lic per
ID 300 bbs and old prime beef at Sl2 Sl5 and
Sc 81: sundfy parcels Ohio and State butter nj 1bc
lsc and 2oc &c. and fair TO prime cheese, at 6c. a
csc. per Id.
saIr "A cargo Of Turks Island said to have been
sold at PC. per hnshel.
sfcAns.-There GO 600 Havana purchased at 500
S26 So
sosp-l5o boxes CASTLE realized &c a9ssc per h.,
four months.
pinrTs-Incudod in the days .alcs were 500 brls
Ohio aud prison whiskey at 23aic 24c. cash and time
with $50 Lids drudge do. at 24c., time interest
all indicating an easier market, far concerned
prices.
suGaRs-yery little done in this line TO- day 12C
bids Cuba brought Sc and 20 boxes brown Havana
sac. a sac. per ID
TosAcco-we heard Of loo hhds. Kentucky having
been sold at Sic SEC and l2j bales Baracoa at Isc
Market unsttied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

Excess imports exports in two weeks 4S7 o5s
During the week ending and including Saturday the
18th ofseptember the value OF merchandise exported
greater specie less than the shipments for the prev
ousweek The aggregate also tribe less. The impor
ation in the time were it viii be by the above
statement nearly double the exports for corresponding
Period. Recent sdvces from Europe have not been at
all calculated to give impetus to shipments of bread
stus Notwithstanding which large quantities of wheat
have gone forward The value of wheat ported
Liverpool last week exceeded that Of cotton any
other article. To London the shipments of Hour CON-
Trised about twothrds Of the aggregate. More than
third of the aggregate value Of exports for the week
in tfcadstufTs
The n.xed table, from the New Orleans Price CIR
rent exhibits the receipts of the principal articles OF pro-
duce &c. the interior at the port Of New Orleans
during the years ending August slst 1851 and 1852:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

IJOTcHKIsss COUNTER BRIDGE TRAN aIncKs
our and shs .sss :a.,s
cSfs ~ 0ssr ny" ss ws put into ae.'s
Ss,5s Of aas
respectable msrchant g Delaware county YORK saa
IsIs.sa;s Ssss; MADE -:
ssh q June .s Of ten Ssaf;
either adopted or contracted to sdopt them
ornror Horcuxrss. Fsa-Dear Sir Yours Of the xss
reached at this place. having been forwarded by my
m
very strong Our miller much opposed y
ssss, = q sa e i sss
:s.s:
rssis0n being ai,Sse.ssr
air have shall saos. A e:
% susn H. ws IL .
shall 1s msst harry to 40 all in our in giving
Tas # OF
t ss e % II sr ann As
Eas a ss sss sns e. s
that having been bred to the business super
% ssss ssTs,V
object Of which Is to and sd.s the foot q spndss
ton convinced nc las think i would any Intelligent Mill
snS soPSas s o ns' =.
r s my as 70 aSse mo
vincsd utility and excellence this invention that
ccmmendation given by the American Institute and
We he unSS;srsisnsa, having Ssed the ceaas;Sfdss
cur in the foregoing recommendations -
RienAnn sMrA. Miller ,o.,
Dear sirAs practical miller for more mS than tssnty
frs, class merchant mills have found the src.t
sn quantities.
Of hs sa e o e onay y a
8 lie MoteSIiss trans and bridge chs1;s
right perfectly SeT %sS o:oa
Of ne Which nat Ds s1ss III sdR
grinding capacity Of the mill but makes the -four uni
double the cost; xhsR the adva%tass. known. II aaai
u Il s Of % derived m s o
BY tho an: S ,sd a,s The 10
your entire husk as solid and durable as yOs p!sAss
Tsrsvn Isynsr,osw We would invite attention e the
M ns
fnS% he ut
bridge.tree and ramblock for which he awarded
medal by the American Institute II doubtless available
and useful for has been generally adopted by
mlers who have examined it, We informed that nearly
all the mers in this vicinity have adopted it, and that i
has exceeded all expectation Mr. Hotohkss has fatteng
certificates Of the value Of s those
have tested its Observation-Disclosures Union.
in the business Of -four milling pub
LEGATION in another column respecting valuable improve
ment in the machinery of -four mills lately invented by
respectable citizen Of New York The testimony Of
Of
that feel called to commendi to public attention.
National Intcgencer
NBAddressJ Mills; Akron. Summit County. Ohio. for
the state of Ohio and White Noyccc and Co.. Washington.
d. c. for the State Of Maryland Elsewhere address the
subscriber at his residence Windsor, Broome Co. ",
for State county rights for the article said
trambocks where they will be kept constantly hand
and all reliable orders promptly attended to- and warranted
result will be secured as to their operation.
GIDEON HOTCHKISS, Windsor. Broome Co., NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE
~ WiccApee Compauv rishkiIl LANDING Dutch cou ~

COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE
" " viii sell Al public suction on the premises on the
9th day Of October next At IL o'clock M all their real
ssrss Land With one large three story brick Factory %
and boiler attached having steam and gas pipes
through all the rooms for heating and lighting the
used Tor and four large three
The Dam, Fumes and Bulkheads made in the best
manner Tor strength durability and beauty Of finish The
SON on fall Of 2s feet The Machinery Of 5000
all other necessary machinery for operating the
coarse or fine cottons Was built in M in the expen
order The present the property
half mile from the Hudson River Railroad sixty miles from
New York and directly the proposed line (now being
surveyed) of the Hartford Providence and Fishk Rail-
road making il desirable location for locomotive
turing purpose The real estate and machinery will be sold
separately The property can be viewed 1T time Maps
OF the property and all information given to paid
munications Address Wissapss Company fshkill Land
fishkill Landing, July 10, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

CC0TCH ALEs-D0yE'S FALKIRK, HARvEY's JET.
~ freys, Bards Youngcr's and other brands. Guinness
Dublin xxx Brown Stsut Barclay Perkins and Whit
bread Cos london Porter nnts and quarts in the fines.
auit. by @. y. LETlBRIDGE 50 and 81 Enltnn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

WV; n. UNDERHILL, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w Brandiss, Wnea Whiskey, Rum Gin, ChampeGne
Mins &C. Offer. for sale large assortment q shs s:s
extensive stock o. Bottled Wines quoes Gs ~ Iroems
street. corner Of Crosby. n B.C aad souasfy assisu
egeIRYttea W oAl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

With respect to the supply Of breadstufs for the
coming it is likely to be most ample for is under
stood that the yield throughout the country has been
generally abundant than in any previous year at
least fer long period Even in the Southern States
where the grain crops have been almost total failure
two years in succession the harvest is ample and large
sections ocountry which have depended upon the West
for supplies, are likely to have . surplus to send
to market The crops Of Europe, also, are generally
represented giving favorable promise and the proba
btes would seem to indicate lower range Of prices
than the American farmer has realized years past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

Poor AND SHOE STORE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK.
nxtures and good will Of the retail and she's
No ~ Catherine street for SALE the going
other busness Immediately The place. with stock aud
as above, to E1b7 - " r. II O'MALEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

The annexed table shows the exports Of breaistufs
from the United States to Great Britain Ireland since
LIST September compared with the period last year
lS50-51 165l-52
Flour, bbls. Il 379643 1,3598S
Corn meal do ................ ..... 1868 1850
neat lZooooO IJZ0,oOI
Corn do. 219y.253 1547 1888
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
LIQUORS.

EALRI RR, CAMpBELLs, MUIR Il SONS, AND
IL TOunrcrs Scotch Ales London and Dublin Porter and
Brown Stout, East India Pale Ale Champagne Cider Phi
ladephia Ale and Porter, SC, 30. For sale BY VIM. H.
UNDERllI 40 Bpome street corner Crosby. 500 dozen
excellent Clare 81 Is and 81 90 dozen. Bottles
turned.
IRISH wDISkEY FOR SALOON HAND LARGE
quantity Of Wises superior Malt Whiskcy on board
ship Rosous lying at Pier 49, East river win be sold by
the puncheon or in small quantities. Apply 70 Il. 4 j.
HOGAN, No. IL West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
ROR aALn.

A rAHn FOR SALE IN NEW JERSEY. CONTAIN
ing Aorcs Of wood and the balance in rood meadow
aad uiAbs lands with two story house barn &C. ana
variety q nuis tree me said farm we'll wstsred
ocstaoe Tor country farming truck
Ing or the milk busne Situated one mile from the city
o. new brrnswick Pvice. $4600 and 500 remain
the istn Inquire Of g. DunhAm, at Metuchn or DUN
ban can be seen on Thursday 6s Liberty street 1t II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

COTTAGE AND CHAMBER FURNITURE-ENAMEI-
- led and Ornamental Cottage Furniture-strangers In
the city and the public generally invited to call
spect entirely patterns of Furniture
thro rhout of the first quality materials
stand In ~ climate. Close observers viii glance
how we can sou genuine wel6nshed article Is per
below others vines VIC inform them that We
fully boxed. MATHEWS 3 OiLLIEs. No. 452 Broadway,
side street. aapusctcry NO. sGreene g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

yVILLowS. $500 BUNDLES OF FINE FRENCH
w Willows just arrived from Havre. and TO land ON
Thursday, the 23d inst, for sale by
J. r. CLEW CO., No. 80 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

WHIsKERs PRODUCED IN SIX WEEKS, BIT USING
w Grahams Onguent. IL will not stain or inure ths
skin and will force the hair after years OF
Refer r. Cone fremont House, Boston. Price one dol
lar. Sent 10 any part OF the country. - - ~
4. q. GRAHAM. IsX Ann strcek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

BOARD IN BRoOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
- two single gentlemen, be accommodated with \
handsome ROOM with pantry and hall second
floor, furnished unfurnished. Baths, gas &C. House
egby situated within three walk of South ferry
Enquire at No. ~ State street Of Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

A SBESTOS FOR DENTISTS, BLOODSTONES FOE
burnishers Cyanide Poasiums for silver paters Po
fishing Putty for glass cutters Beached Shac for hAers
turers Refined Nickel for silver manufacturers
Chloride Of Lime Bleaching Powders and other drugs
chemicals and metals for sale by
DIR. L. FEUCHTWANGER, lA Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

BOARD WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES,
- sisters in gcntce private family, where there
other boardcrs where the social
Of home be realized Location be central and
pleasant Best of references given and required Address
Box 26l9 Post office stating location and PARTICULARS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

90 E00 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-A VERY
P~scOO. gentoel country scat, situated NJ Hunting
ton beautifully laid ont with rubbery aud every variety
q fruit and the house finished in the elegant
with marble mantels and the modern improvements, will be
sold for $500.
N. H. SHELDON, No IS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

BOARDING IN BR0OKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE GEN.
- tlcmen be accommodated with breakfast and
and dinner Sundays in private family whore there
but few boarders. References exchanged. Apply at ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

BOARD WANTED-BY AN ELDERLY LADY, IN
I'D gentee quiet house. west Of Broadway between
Canal Fourteenth streets pous family preferred Ad
dress O. T., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

ENOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE, OF ABOUT SIX
horse power boiler shaftng pullcs, and betting with
three machines for making wave and carved mouldngs
two scroll two circular with stock and other
fixtures also, the lease premises further par
ticulars inquire at $50 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

pOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH A
- paror and bedroom the second story, with with
out board, furnished unfinished. Would prefer pr
family within short distance Of broadway Bath
dispensable be moderate. Address stating
terms, &c, F. d., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

LrOR sALE-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
his premises, at Portchester consisting of dock and
buildings used as bone factory together with
tye horse power steam engine, with large boilers
ing feed plaster with good local market for all these
artcle circular for ripping lumber &c. The premi
extensive and suitable for any manufacturing pur
such foundry planning MILL &c. the latter being
much desired in this place For further particulars apply
the undersigned from three o'clock, r. NJ at the
Mechanics Bank Brooklyn, from nine T.. NJ
on the premises. j. s. MACKAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

DOARDING-PULI. OR PARTIAL. FOR GENTLEMEN
ID only in central situation. Stages to all parts Of tho
city and within minutes walk of Wall street. Apply
at III Walker street. three doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

DOARD--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
- three single gentlemen, be accommodated with
pleasant and full partial board, at 426 Hudson
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

DOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND THEIR
ID wives and single gentlemen be accommodated with
rooms board with Of bath, within five mi
nutes walk Of Fulton ferry, ut 80 ashington street. Re-
erch nred
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DOARuTUxs AND L6,Duuwc,.

A GENTLEMAN or QUIET HABITS CAN BE Ac-
IA commodated with single furnished ROOM with break
fast in small family. residing ct IS Amity Terms
reasonable. References EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM1LY-TW0 ROOMS,
- handsomely furnished the second floor with bath
the floor to let. gentleman and lady
gentlemen. with full partial board. Apply immedi
ately Broome
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26
How was That.

The pedestrians who locomoted along
Fourth street, yesterday morning, about
ten o'clock, were surprised to see lady (she
was habited like Que at least,) step out Of
McAllister street, and boldly confront a
gentleman who was coming down Fourth.
After few words of alteration, the lady
pulled from under her visette a cow-hide
with her right hand and at the same mo.
ment exhibited pistol in her left, which
she pointed at the gentleman's head.
81 have proof, sir, " said she, @that you
have scandalized me, and now, sir, am a.
bout to punish you for it." .r
sMadam, never-I-I don't remember
@No preyarications, sir; rely upon the
evidence have. q Run, and I'll shoot you
on the instant" ;.rss .u-..
She then. applied the cowhide pretty
briskly, iniicting some eight or ten blows
which made the gentleman finch. He, not
relishing the punishment, nor the situation
he was in, suddenly jumped one side, and
ran up McAllister street, with the speed of a
deer the lady not even deigning to look
after him, much less putting her threat into
execution. 5z=,..--., ----s.
The whole thing transpired in less time
than it will require to read this article, SO
that there had collected but three persons
upon the spot, one of whom asked the lady
what the affair meant She made no answer
but wrapped herself in her cloak,and walk
ed off towards Broadway. There is one
thing certain, We recognized the gentleman =
face Eve will not give name, because the
castig alton he got might not have been de-
served} and, although he lives in sister
city he has just as good right to be whip
ped here and by woman, as anywhere
else. What the whole thing was about we
cannot ssv.-Cin. Emo. Sth r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26
The Old Man 10 his Wife.


Weare growing very old, Kate 80 = =
feel it every. day; z,s-.. aus
j The hair upon our temples now, =, s,.. .
Is growing thin and gray,
We are not as We were, Kate,
! And yet our hearts are young, Il
/ As when wesroved the sunny hills,
And fow'ry dells among.
We are growing very old, Kate; ~ !.
But it is not age of heart, ~ : e '' ''.s
Though speedily the hour comes on, za.a
81 Whenthou andd mastzpart; 81 yssacEE
When thou and / must part, Kate, -, ..7a..
- As We have ne'er before, ..-... jas =. ss
Beside our cottage hearth to meet,
With words of love no more.
sGut we're growing very old, Kate; 1--f.,.
And the parting won't be long,
TIL we meet within better home,
Amid yon heavenly throng; % $50 y
nTillawe sing thesong together, Kate, q FL
a Thsangels sing above, 53aV .slzas1 ii
Where ne,er the fear of parting takes 81
The blessedness from love. ,t--..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26

~Ex.King jerome Bonaparte, on the
night of Dec. 4th, addressed the following
letter TO his nephew, the President Of the
Republic:
My Dear Nsphsao: French blood is flow
ing; stop it by serious appeal to The people.
The second proclamation, in which you talk
Of fplebescite, is badly received by the peo-
pie, who do not consider it the e-establish-
ment Of the right Of suffrage. Liberty is
without guarantee if an Assembly does not
suit the Constitution of the Rebublic. The
army has the other hand. 1t is the moment
to complete the material victory, by moral
victory; and what the government cannot
do when it is beaten it ought frequently to
do when it is victorious. After having beat
en- the ancient parties, restore the people,
proclaim that universal suffrage, sincere, un.
shackled, acting in accordance with the
greatest liberty win nominate the Presiden.
cy and Constituent Assembly, to save
and restore the Republic.
st is in the name of the memory of my
brother, and partaking his horror Of civil
war. that | write to you. Believe ir my
old experience, think that France Europe
and posterity will judg dge you. ~
~. our afectionate uncle.
s a.. AK. -.ss "JEBoME BoNAPARTE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26

~Socra,es passing through the market.
cried out. How much is here do not need!
Nature is content with littie-grace with
less; poverty lies in opinion, what is need.
ful is soon provided, and enough is as good
as a feast; we are worth what we do not
want; our occasions beng supplied, what
would we do with more7 ~ ...-...f -