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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08
NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL
[oFFIcIAL.l
Stated Session.

No. BoARD or ALDEsmEr, Nov. 1883.
Francis smith Tiemann Pearsal Ward Denman, Cornell,
The President being absent, motion, Alderman Tweed
vas s a ss o prs ss pro tenn and
proved
By Alderman PEox-Petiton Of Geo r. Jaques and hers
Fl a in 70 .. cs.o sss
ss NJ sy Si s S until syss hay. <:
an d. for medical service. at
Twentieth t ward station house To COMMITTEES Police
ns street.
between between Eighth and Ninth avenues. To Committee
ID ns1 Of and
north side between and B. Il COMMITTEES on Gro
BY Alderman TI,nAss-Petton Of Richard F. carman
ahS 0sne or extending sewer Of CrSton Aqueduc from
AqSednet DEPARTMENT
rsOsSa IN street. ssa
between Ws.rs; sixth Avenue avenue and brossway
Resolved That the of Repairs aud supps
Twenty fourth Setweea Broadway and sissE avesus
BY Alderman MoonE-Petten Of T. 9. Gilbert furnish.
Committee on Arts and Sciences.
BY Alderman BAaD-Peii:ion Of Charles Smith, for
by Aid.Iman conNEhI-pets9n o. Charles H Smith, TO
By Aldern an MooRE-Bnl of Dr. Dsforest for medical
at the First ward station house TO Committee on
inyi was received to attend Mr. Poweps exhbi
ZION Of The PAINTING Of pc sp.Ss Disc Of the M.si,
the members to attend said exhibition body, Friday
evening next.
for e s of s
Communicates from the Bureau of Assessments with
and Isaac Edwards appointed collector therefor Referred
Abstract estimates award of contracts by the Croton
for the month October Entered
RESOLUTIONS.
h Of the Tss sS re- t.
and is hereby Referred to Committee Salaries
;p ns' ~ y s s TO dras n Of
by Alderman BAsS~Rssoivsd That the Commissioner
H. sssss %psss sossss
hss ss 81 Ss
Committee Salaries and oces in relation pay po
standing the objections Of his Honor Mayor
table and made the special order Of business for next
asn sppHS9s
and James Rooney Inspectors of Election for the Sixth ward
REPORTS
OF csmmtss on Assessments favor Of censrmns as
tween Fourth and Filth avenues for regnlatng &e Thit
various others. Adopted On division viz Nv
Frsne, Smith. Hermann, Pearsali, Ward, Dsnmau Al
for repairs house Of Hook and Ladder Company No
OF Committee on Asssssmsnts-on petition Of James r.
Stanstury. Adopted.
OF Committee Wharves &cTo con cur to allow Charter
T. Shelton TO build bulkheads between Fifty first and Fifty
second streets. North river. Adopted.
FROM BOARD
Resolved, THAI Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
be directed TO havs small drain the rear
of house of Hose Company No. 49, in Greene street. to
meet with sewer in Greene street. Concurred in.
On motion the Board then until Thursday
Instant, at o'clock p N. d. T. VALENTINE Clerk.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERxES,2
MONDAY, Nov. 7. 1858 (
sistant Aide TAI. Mssbatt Bsuton. McGown wheeian
Rogers and Crawford.
quorum not being present the Board stood adjourned
Tuesday afternoon, At O'Clock.
From tho minutes. G. T. McCLENNACHAN. Clerk.
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Destructive Fire in Green Bay, WIS.


srustivs ar. i Ray on the lat instant
we find in the Milwaukee Morning NcUs:-
About thre O'Clock this morning alarm of Ere aroused
the citizens Of this village from their slumbes The
the flames are a. discovered in xoodeo bSsi.s
in the of Mr. Hermsns store. From this II spread
with astonishing rapidty until near twenty five large
finest portion the village Green Bay is in ruins and
now presents scene Of wide spread dssoa,ion.
The lowest estimate that car be put the property
thus in instant swept away 500 OOo besides the In
convenience and trouble that will necessarily result from
SO disastrous q conaagration AT thus moment II IA i'm
possible to give full partc aars of ali the losses or to
name all who have suffered Among the principal
-four salt PROVISIONS and various other valuable articles
Is burnt but small part of what contained is saved
The loss IL not known, but II have been n eat
Daniel H. Whitney estma his at $40 600 while his
fathers, Daniel Whitney must have been much
greater as all his papers, books notes. deeds mortgages
William Coburn had just received and opened his large
stocks Of fall and winter goods All were destroyed His
d. Butler lost his entire stock Of goods. He was
insured SO, 600 His loss is about $4,000.
Mr.. F0letts book store entire loss-no thing
saved Insured 81, O0o-loss SIS, 600
The Office of the Green Bay Ad,ocate was burned All
the presses type AND material of every description
destroyed The safe alone containing the subscr pons
and account books pitched Of the windows and
saved Insured s7oo-loss 81, 500 to 81 800.
had only ST. 500 insurance. His loss than
Most ofhis fine stock OF groceries unopened
but all were consumed
The drug store of Gen. A. H. Green was an entire oss
and without insurance Mr. Green sleeping in his
store but he had only time to escape with barely su
Gent clothing to his body. Four hundred dollars
IN cash principally in bills, burnt His loss is
$4,000
Nj R P. Herman had just put in his two thou
ssss collars wSrsn o. groceries, provision Nc All
tions 70 supply his iumbermen but ali is lot
The grocery and provision store Of Mr. o. Mitchell was
burned He loses "a o0O with no insurance.
1ha 1orU ctr ohnttua nf NJ
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MINING BOARD, NOVEMBER Z
CITY TRADE REPORT.

fs
AsnEs.-rhere have been $50 bbs sold, ct So SO for
pots and pearls, per 100 los.
BRtADslrTys-Flour in bet sr demand, ami rather
finer The days sales included 10 200 bbs.-sour q
SO 10 So super6ne No. at SO 81 So 62l.: mixed
10 fancy Western and ordinary to choice State chiefly ~
81 93A 81 121I, onlya few lots having been disposed
Of early in the week at 50 S7 and other qualities ct
propora onate prices. There 500 bbls good
ira super6ne Canadian. in bond, purchased at ~
81 121i Some l. 200 bbls Southern hanged hands st
81 12 81 rs for MIXED to good 81 rs 81 ASK for IA
vorite and 81 ASA 81 OPS for ancy per Dbl Fine re
-four in retail request s. We heard that bbla
Jersey cornmea were purchased at 81 Wheat slightiy
favored buyers The transactions reached 900 bushsl1
At 81 II 81 SO for good to choice Gcnesee white 81 "a
81 y for Mich ean do 81 60 81 IS for fair choice O.
radian d. Ia bond 81 65 for good Ohio do from sOrs
and 81 30 for II diana red There 200 bushels ye
sold at 96c0 a5c Barley and oats appeared about the
Corn did not var, much. The operations coul-
pred 81 900 bushels (chieay export) at 77c re.
for unsound; Soc 8lc for mixed WESTERN Sic. 82e.
for round white and yellow, and &c. for southern and
northern yellow.
CA11IE-Ar AIIERroSs Washington Drove Ysrd-O6sr-
ed this day 1911 beef cattle offered during the week
1896 We suboin the returns for the week. ia dstaA
together with the section OF the country whence the sup
plies
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MONDAY Nov. ia Pm.
Another sale probably nominal ons) Was made this
afternoon of the concern-the Sullivan Mining Land
and Manufacturing CompAnys stock-at slight dsciine
Saturdays prices viii anybody tell US what this
interesting stranger isG We have heard singular ssziss
about 1t; and when company starts with the avowsd
purpose of holding land mining pd manufacturing als-
gether, the public would like to know something absut
t-where its property lies what its capital is how much
has been paid in, &c, &c.
Very attering accounts from Lake Superior appear In
morning Journal Most of them from the agents oe
companies whose property is extolei.
There considerable inactivity to day in the minn9
stocks both at the regular board and at mining board
McCuock Poos Lead Pennsylvania Zinc and Ulster a
the Stock Exchange this morning, Arm, and in a.
ing board q I'd.
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Beef Cattle.
|~F
---ShOAts.

PRICES &c-The market for besves is not 30 arm a. b
was last week. As compared with the prices previously
quoted rates fully 80 cents per cwt lower We quso
the range Of the marke. from to cents per h. Gown
and calves sold at from $50 to S70 Veal calves 4e 10
CSC live weight. Swine sell at from &c. to $40. At
Brownings-Ofered 643 beef CATTLE rs COWS and calves
and g. 641 sheep and lambs Beef cattle All sold at fre
% to SSs per hundred Cows and calves at from 90
to $780, All sold Sheep from 81 so to IS. Left over
1000. lambs from 81 so to S.. Left 900. ~
Hudson River Bulls Head.-3oe besf cat
te 40 and calves and 200 sheep and lambs nsf
firm, at To- 9c per h. Cows $25 to sos. Calves,
from &c. to &C. Sheep, 50 IS 50 so. lambs, 81 -
All sod. At OBlien's, No. Sixth strtet-0srsd, Id
beef cattle and 10 and calves The former sold g
from IS to IS, ~ in quality and the latter At from -
xS6. RnninlnLuIi0n
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT AKRON, OHIo.-On the
night Of the I'd inst very destructive FIRE occurred at
Akron Ut caught in the EtnA Mills entirely destroying
planning machine with large lot Of dressed and undrsssed
lumber; the old Etna furnace and Goods dwelling and
grocery store Loss heavy Etna Mills probably covered
pretty well by insurance Finch insured only 81 600
building and machinery which win net cover one quarter
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Andrew Jackson Lawrence, vcted Of murder in the
Clarke Circuit Court In Kentucky at its l.te term for
killing his brother last winter has been pardoned by Cow
Powell The judge, the jury, and the members Of the
bar united in commencing him to executive clemency
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The iron for the remainder of the road has all arrived
vt Chicago and is being laid down at the of half
mile Gay.
The Germantown Bank has just made SINH annual d.
vidend of per cent the Miners Bank of Pottsvis s;
the Lancaster County Bank the Farmers Bank at Lam
CASTER s; and the Lancaster and Lite Turnpike per
cent, or 81 per share.
The annexed official statement exhibits the condition
of the four leading departments Of the New York city
banks, October 22d 2oth, and November 9Th, 1853
1t should be borne in mind that these returns give the
average amount for the week. and not the actual CON
don the morning of the day reports dated This
prevents all preparations for the purpose Of making
favorS bic show
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appears by this comparative statement that since the
2sth of October there has been decrease in discounts of
1907 6e3, and increase in deposits of So o55l5 in
circulation slsl sos and in specie of This is
much better than anticipated The contraction in dis
counts still continues
Some uneas!ness exists in the public mind at this Pc
Rod in regard to the circulation OF banks espe-
cally the banks in this city By the returns of the
banks for the week ending Saturday. Nov appeared
that there in circulation that day the of nine
millions four hundred and ninetytwo thousand hun
bred and fifty eight dollars. The public under the
impression that all this circulation is secured by the
qusite deposit of securities with the Bank Department
at Albany but such is not the fact will show. The
charters of the folio wing banks this city expired at the
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TEL L G r A p HIC.

New ORLEANS, Nov. I, 1853.
The steamship United States has arrived here with
Havana dates of the 5th inst The is quite unn-
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All but SITS OF this amount Is In the bonds of cor.
poratons, such as cities, counties and towns.
The total value Of the foreign export from Baltimore
for the week ending Thursday, was Sl45,S27. The
export of breadstus for the week comprises $50 bbs
of -four and o7S bushels of or tobacco 9l3 hogs
heads, and Of coal 1856 tons exported.
The Baltimore Sun of the 9Th instant gives the follow
ing review of stock operations and quotations in that city
during the past week:
The business at the Baltimore Stock Board this week
has been to very fair amount viz $4,000 OF which
the principal sales shares OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Inclusive of 426 after the Board
$40 200 Of tbs bonds OF the company So 846 City 6s
and of State loans with various bank stocks as
"a shares Of Farmers and Planters Farmers and Mer
chants, 81 Commercial and Fsrmers 20 Msrchsnts' 4
Frsnklin and Bank of Batmore also, 200 shares Bal
timore Fire Insurance Company The operations in Bal
imore and Ohio Railroad still show considerable ao-
AT the close, however, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is not quite frm The sales Of the week were at
AZ ~ and the last sales yesterday at As 49, de.
cline OF "a from Thursdays prices with the closing bid
si lower, at AK, and Ask asked showing some auctu
atoms but such only az be- expected in this stock
according to the humor of in the extent
demand and supply whichever it possibly will for at
least two years yet afford promise Of dividend The
advance in ~ bonds Of the road and in Baltimore City
City 6's of 1890, went to 1857, rise of ST. but have
tincs fallen back X Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds OF 1882 sold at 7sH 7S but Yesterday 81 was
firm and steady. Bank stocks tend upward The coal
stocks entirely neglected and in Baltimore and Sus-
9ushannah Railroad shares Canton and Turnpike stocks
bonds only 98X has been bid and York and Cumbsr
land Railroad shares 1sh-consequently sales. The
neef the smallest days transactions of the week
The Milwaukee Sentinel gives the following statement Of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad for October and
comparison with those during the corresponding month
of last year, well those of the previous month Of
this year.
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Total. .$15,072 81 s35, 434 "A $n,S77 AZ

In October last year the road in operation White
WATER fifty miles from Milwaukee. 1t is now running to
GAINESVILLE, seventy miles from Milwaukee The increase
last month is within fraction of $6OO0 while it is
nearly 200 per cent that of October 1882 An ad
donal section of the road to Soughton Dane county,
eighteen miles further win be completed during the next
two weeks.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company for the month
Of October, 1867
iasncnHcTs. iZool
Feiyh:s and mails ............ 1871, 40
n07
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CoFfn-lhere were 400 bags Rio purchased at lox .
llAc. per h.
FRun-sales have been made of 5000 boxes wet drisA
raisns at 50; and 500 boxes dry do at 80 20 ~ y
HAy.-River was moderately dealt In, at previous qss-
tatioIs.
FRnerr.-To London 500 bbls. -four we're engaged =
H. 3D. and 81 900 do at 5s For wheat LIS was 49,
To Liverpool atout 600 Is bushels corn ana wh.s
engaged at 1sd. 13ld; 500 bills hour a. o. "a:
bushels wheat we're reported, at Ac In snfPs be4s.
Flour was at eOc vesssel was engaged 70 ioao ios
Newcastle E. 6s To California rates by best cpIess
varied from soc. TO 60c 81
PKoyISoSs-Pok tended downwsrds. The DAYS 49,
a sls for mess Some $50 bbls common to strictly
nrime lard changed hands at l0Ic IL 10. per ID.
there were $50 b6ls beef disposed Of former quota
tons Butter and choose plenty, and sasabls -
the reduced rates previously noticed
sales Of 200 tiercss effected at ~ -
per 100 lbs.
$40; aud 500 boxes brown Havana, for export, ~
vste terms.
TouAcco The TRANSACTIONS included 81 hhds. low
sradc Ksa.lS- a. aal s casss Qa.s sssl usl Of h.
pwn.
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be ball Ia aesio. and no ons can control IT. move.

the ball q In motion, and control IT. move
meats.
Bill holders OF the Pstchin BAnkhrs well secured Ths
stocks and securities deposited in the Banking Depart
ment amounted at the date Of the report to sIl7
$40, to protect circulation Of Sis 679.
The failure at Buffalo noticed yesterday under the tels
graphic head, Lucius H. Pratt large forwarding
mer chant The amount Of liabilities involved Ia report
ed to be two hundred thousand dollars.
report by the President to the stockho dsrs OF the
Missouri Iron Mountaia Railroad Company states their
resources folowG-
County Of st. Louis bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 900
City of st. Louis 800 900
Iron Mountain Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lbs 900
Washington Co corporation and individuals. 100 900
City of Carondelet per cent bonds. ........ 700
Further subscription. to be obtained. ..... $4,000
Addition city of st. Louis bonds. ........ 200 600
State bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Individual subscriptions. .................. 160 OO9
Total. 81, 236, 600
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Total. ,2l4 $40, $685. 672 Sill III, $50
The condition Of ths leading departments Of the banks
of this city, At different periods, compares fellows
NEW YnRx CRY RANxs
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Decrease In the supply this year.. 1881 TONS
There is plenty of water in the canal, but boats ~
remain scarce. They are howevesY more plenty than
they last week boat despatched for New
York on Thursday, with cargo of 100 tons.
Stock Exchange.
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Allied with military detachments and the people General
IAnsdo was looking remarkably WE'LL and exceedingly de-
won't.
The rest of time to day after that necessary evil of
dinner, which makes big hole in leisure, will be d.
vidsd-at the Bearcoan with bulls and brutss
some may go to Rega for the same drive to and be
upon the pasts whore the circle of Havana fashion
And beauty is exposed in ring for general admiration
and particular worship the theatre At the Tacon where
the offer is full of attraction and the ball at Ercaurzas
where there love actuaes that well be
avoided, with few smaller religious gatherings about
jUsTIcIA.
The Crescent City, am informed, has been aground
somewhere the vicinity Of the bay Of Cardinals got
night Of the 29th through error in observation and re-
Tyaba coming in view alongside and received the
malls and passengers for Havana TO arrive Is pre-
the aa
probably come by the next, Prometheus. JUSTICIA.
MARKETS.
HAVANA Oct ~ In the early part OF this month"; sugars
were without much animation attributable scarcity
Of tonnage More activity prevailed after the arrival Of
vessels continuing until last week. since whom market
period Of the year was principally for browns
and yellows whilst with few exceptions whites have
been neglected. The stock in the city the ReQla
warehouses is about 125 900 boxes, against
brxes in 1852 same period Our quotations to-day are
o. followss-Whss, Ta0fis Aorete yellows ri RS
good to prime do Ga 6x rs: browns 5Il a5X rs. Gu
cnruchos. AZ . 81 RS; huscoyados 81 RS.
MoAssss small quantity which remained on hand
unsod here and at Matapzas at the date OF last
prE ted report Of the 30th utimo, bought at and
2x rs. keg In Cardenas purchases were made MT ~
and rs keg, leaving but small stock undsposed Of
in the latter place contracts have been made fer deli
vsres mp 10 March next of molasses at 2 and
rs and Of Nuscovado do at ga and rs the latter for
shipments 10 Great Britain.
Run has been Ia active request we quote TO day $40
per pipe for coored and S31 per pipe for white Cleared
aurisg tts last four weeks4 pipes to Antwerp Do to
Phadepba ITO to SPAIN 1877 to New York. 208 to South
America, and 3s2 to Hamburg-in all, 915 pipes.
COsFu The business 10 this article has been small
owing to the tmall stock sale. few lots of new
crop have appeared In market which brought S8 90
Per quin,s'
sGas bsca ia brsa 4 0zad foe eli Glasses at ul
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fhs viroad has ssiuedN ssI tons sd H. eanal al
10, TAO toms
rns correspondent OF the hAuch Chunk Gasese Rtves
the trade from the iAckawans region a. foilows,-
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ArpERxES,2
MONDAY, Nov. Z. 1858 (
Pftsent-Assistart Alderman Woodward the chair
stant Aide men Tat Mabba Beuton, McGown, Wheelan,
not being present the Board stood to
Tuesday afternoon, At O'Clock.
From tho minutes c. T. McCLENNACHAN, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

A REpKooF oF FoppERY.-De Swift
was great enemy to extravaganza in dress:
OF hi, mode of reproving this folly in those
persons for whom he had any esteem, the
following instance has been recorded
When George Faulkner. the printer re-
turned ffoih London, where he had been
soliciting subscriptions for his edition Of the
deans works, he went 10 pay his respects
to him, dressed IN laced waistcoat, bag
wig, and other fopperes. Swift received
hn with the same ceremony as if he had
been stranger. "And pray sir" said he;
"what are your commands with me ?"
81 though it was my duty, sir" replied
George, ''to wait upon you Immediately up
on my arrival from London
pray sir, who are you"
George Faulkner the printer, sir"
"You, George Faulkner, the printer ,
Why, you are the most impudent, barefaced
scoundrel of ali imposter | ever met with
George Faulkner is Plain, sober citizen,
and would never trick himself out in lace
and other fopperes. Get you gone, you
rascal, of will Immediately send you 10
the house or correction"
Away went George as fast as he could,
and having changed his dress, returned to
The dearery, where he was received with
the greatest cordiallty.
"My friend George" said the dean, 81
am glad to see you return safe from Lon
don. Why, here has been an impuden'
fellow with me Just now, dressed in lace
waistcoat, and he would fain pass himself
off for you, but soon sent him off with o
flea in his ear. ."-Workingman's Friend.
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POETRY.
Wishing.

BY JOHN C. SANE.
Of all amusement for the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There isu't one that you can hnd
So very cheap as "wishing!"
A very choice diversion, too,
If we but rightly 0se 1t,
And not, as we are apt 10 10,
Peryert it and abuse 1t.
wish-a common wish. indeed
NY purse was something tatter,
That might cheer the child OF need,
And not my pride to fatier;
That might make oppression reel
As only gold crn make it,
And break the tyraut'S rod Of STEEL
AS only gold can break it!
wish-that sympathy and Love,
And every human passion
That has its origin above,
Would come. aud keep in fashions
That Scorn, and Jealousy, aud Hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty fathoms deep
Beneath the waves OF ocean,
wish-that friends were always true>
And motives always pure;
wish the good were not So few,
wish the bad were fewer;
wish that parsons ue'er brgot
To heed their pious teachings
wish that practising was not
So different from preaching!
wish-that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candor;
wish that innocence were free
From teachery aud SANDER;
/ wish that men their vows would mind;
That women ne'er were rovers;
Iwish that wives were always kind,
Aud husbands always lovers!
wish-iu fiue-that joy and mirth,
And every good Ideal.
May come, erewhile, throughout the earth
TO be the glorious Real;
Till God shall every creature bless
With his supremest blessing,
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing be possessing
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR
BY j. A. ~ l.. IL. WADDELL.
TERMS.

o. The "SPECT4TOR'' is published oncea
week, at Too Dollars gear, gpaid IN adrance,
or Too Dollars and Fyly Cents i delayed beyond
che expiration ofthe gear. No Subscription 'oiIl
De discontinued but at The option Of the Editors,
anta all arrearages are pad.
0;- .Au contradictions to the Editors by mail
aHst be postpaid on they 'ciN not be attended to-
NO. .4DVERTISE.NE.N Of thirteen lines
Tor less, inserted three times for oHe dollar and
tvsnt,tiue cents for eGch subsequent continuance
Larger advertisements inserted IN The same proper
t;on. A iberat oisee,at made to those ~ho adrer-
tise By the year.
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To CURE CoRNs.-Take alittle common
white lead ground in oil, plaster it over the
corn on going to bed; and tie rag around
it to deep it from rubbing off. This is SAID
to give immediate relief. Try 1t, some
body.