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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
NEWS BYTE LEGA, APN


I,The Explosion OF the steamer rndeceA ,dence'
BUFFALO, Dec. a. 1853
Further particulars of the blowing up the propeller
Independence at Sault Ste. Marie, have rseched In
letters from passengers. Tho explosion osssd by
the neglect to let of steam during stoppags for lie par.
pose Of completing the raising Of the anchor.
Seven lives lost In all and ia miraculous thar As
sacrifice greater when Is considered that ts
boat crowded with people, and was blown to atoms
with the exception Of twenty feet OF the bow Some
very extraordinary ESCAPES mentioned, amongst
them J. Watson, the clerk Of the boat and pasen
ger named Alfred Thomas OF Ohio the latter Of whom
was rescued by New foundland dog
Aessrs Vaughan Thomas and Ensign of Independence,
oil OF whom escaped, afterwards wrecked on the
Steamer Albany, and had second narrow escape.
From Boston.
DSATHa OF MERCHANT AVID THE WIFE OF CoN-
GRESHAM.
Boston, Dec. T. 1858.
E,Ssrt 9. Shaw, Jy., Of the late Hon. Robert q.
Shaw and respected merchant died at his residence -
Summer street last night
The wife of Hon. g. a. Valley, member OF Congress
from Boston and Roxbu-y district died In Roxbury Ass
night after brief illness. This aiiction win probably
prevent Mr. Valleys presence ct tho opening Of Con-
gress.
The Small Note Lew OF Pennsyivania.
PTrsBuR0, Dec. 2, 1858.
against the Pennsylvana Railroad Company, six against
the Citizens Deposs Company fourteen against the OAs
and Pennylvana Railroad Company and thirteen against
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company, were
brought by Absalom Morris late dry goods merchant q
this city, and two others, citizen Of Ohio The sap.
posed object is to obtain half of the penalty which VIA
amount to large sum.
Items from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec. q 1859.
This second branch Of the City Council night passed
ordinance to endorse the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
General Wool has removed his to this city
Temperance Movements.
DETROIT, Dec. 2, 1853.
The Maine Liquor law goes into operation in Michigas
to day.
BosroN, Dec. 2, 1858.
St. John IN. papers of the 10th ulimo mention the
seizure of sixteen puncheons of alcohol and hogshsAA
of brandy, on board a schooner from Boston.
The Weather and Navigation.
DETROIT, Dec. 2, 1858.
We lave had light fall Of here bat the weathae
continues mild The steamer Mayaower leaves for Buffalo
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There have arrived thus far this month, December,
4,4l5 passengers, say LIST, 3D. aud Sd inst
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Items from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE Dec. 2 1853.
This second branch Of the City Council night passed
ordinance to endorse Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
General Wool has removed his to city
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SPECIAL coRREsPoNDKscE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs-THE RESOLUTIONS TO BE
INTRODUCED, ETC.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

MEETING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS mitchell DEMON
s1RAnoS A meeting, comprising delegates of the mill
tary, civic sosetes and Fire Department held s
No a2 Myrtle last evening, to make euts
for grand demonstration in honor OF John Mche tho
Irish patriot.
John McISer, Esq was chosen chairma n aud Leuten-
ant James ii Mcbride, secretary
The President stated he objects Of the meetng where
upon o committee, consisting of Capt William ii Hogan
and Lieutenant j. McBide, appointed to wait pom
Gen. Duryea and ascertain his views the preprety
of calling out the brigade the occaion OF the pro
POSED demons ration.
On motion of Capt Hogan, deputation Of three,
each from he civic military, and fire der arments
appointed to wait upon John Mitchell Esq, and tender
him public reception,
The meeting then solved itself into committee OF
the whole to receive the report of the above depuaton
to be made at the place, thi Saturday evening
In Of Mr. Mtcheps acceptance arrspgeme nts will
be entered into Immediately to make grand and impos
ing display.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Brown
Mary Brown, adms of Il. Brown, deced Philip Har
and others This action brought BY the widow
Of Enoch Brown, mechanic, employed In Hoe X
% y esta blshmsnt New York. who killed Ia Novem-
Der, 1861 by the falling Of the wall OF brewery,
The above establishment In the occupancy OF the defsn
dsnts The plaintiff claimed damages for the loss
tanned by the deaih Of her husband and after three
days trial. the jury last evening rendered verdict of
$4,000 In her favor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
nj u N r. Y M A IL IA n n.
THURSDAY, Juno 1915 T. NJ.

.
The market opened heavy this morning. With one or
two exceptions prices AL lower than AZ the close
yesterday, At the Erst board to-day Canton Co. DO
chped 4 Der cent New Jersey 2nc y; Nicaragua Tran
sit, y, Cumberland Co. u; Erie Railroad, X, Hudson
River RailroAd, H. Reading Rtiirsad advanced y peg
cent; psxker Vein, a. There some large ansac-
tci il Nicaragua Transit and Cumberland Coal, both Of
which aecNAsd undor chs pressure Of stock offered.
Railroad bords pretty active Erie tonds 1862 fell
OF u per cent. There change In any other GLASS
nk stocks are occasionally sold at the board In smax
lots without any material variation In the market vsus.
At the second board there was better feeling arAong
specuAtsrs. and better pricos obtaiaed.
Tia ssles ct the slng Board to-day were rs follows
1000 shares Ulster LAd az 200 hs. MoCuliook Cola
3es DO Lsh . Suparior Is do. Morris Jorssr.
Mn Ing Co. 81 SEQ d Mineral CSspor 8
There wesc ssies a the uocuook Gold and Copps
ssot chic After nOon, at per osn. bsins adg4sos
lpsr Csat a.ss y~ttdA,. IN 49, sss II ~ lssSA Il
psg ssnk
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY June 1876 T. II.
Asrus There we're 200 bbls taken at - rs for pos,
and So 12h for pearls, per 100 lbs.
lh.EApsTUfFs : Flour In very brisk request es
soa arn , ssss enpsrns No
81 Is: ord nary to choice State a. - t6 "a To- naked
to fancy Western, at 81 5eA ~ 81 and other grsoss
The tram actions in Southern comp-sed 1890 bbls 1t
former quotations We have no .orthsr sale. Of Y
Western Write At 49, aud 5000 do Soo
changed Corn favored buyers the sales did e;cssa
80, coo bus hcls-at 56c boc. for damaged &C., 69s
white; 621se q 64hc for mixed Western; s4Kc 6ske.
for resnd yellow; and 651lc. 6eHc, for Jersey -
CopTrE~Bat $50 bags Rio changed hands, At eX&
9hc. per h.
Co1Tos-The Asias advices satisfactory tlsa
those per Pacific, but IS feeling of unsssiness prsvau
buyers have the advantage and to effect sales noassa
must submit TO decline Of Ac at which about Aso0
FRI CnAcKEs~-About 500 boxes Canton, 40 packs n.
InurT There have been 400 boxes bunch raisias so
- liverpool asou. to IS 900 bush.s
IN ships bags There we're 1000 Sbls -four eAgagsd 8
ls. Cd and 900 do. a. Is lO5td. Cotton Was ~ Va
10 to csorai. ranged from 4oo soe Ss
Queen Of the Clippers was taking goods at Coo per loot
so tercss rice were engaged fog Rctser-
dem at 25s and 80 do Ashes ct 22s I'd. vessel wAs
CHARTERED for Nova Scotia port to load for Hull ~ loTs
Ga and ar other at 81. John N. for Huh at l02s Cd
HAN rome ONV phlos IlvOk N0Io - soS
PEE 100 lbs
Hors Only II bales found purchasers, at 1ss. No.
Per ID.
iEApTherc were 800 pigs Ulster county sod At " =
YlyE ilockanas in d;wfar demand, ct soc for COM
nor and 81 80 lnrsp Dbl good pvevsnsa
Tor Geus Falls OF sSc S5c for masorsi And u lZk Ter
yoipoa peg Dbl
MorAsiA-BnL ~ mus roTso idco Wsfe usPoso0 S -
NAval s1oms.-Turpeutire was worry dull at "a y pse
$50 los Spirits tuI1ent!ne yulsd quiet a. a 45e PSF
~ Ion About 500 bbls rosin brought IN part,
81 CO.
ous We only notice sales Of 1000 gallons ipssed AZ
Old rate and 200 hsskets olive NJ 81 l2 and SS 12k
Provisions PORK less sought after; tho bnstpess
S7 for mess ard SIT IS SIT SIX for clear do, Dsr
bhi Some 400 phes cut meat were sold at previous
figures There were $50 bbs lard obtained OF az 0kc
per Id Beef cid not vary much; the sales included 80
bbs $50 SIS for country prime, 30 20 " for oisy
do IS 26 &i0 12h for country nsess III $l2 10 fos
city do eli Is $40 80 for repacked Chicago CO. ana
s4 Si4 rs for extra do per bbl We have no change
| TO notice in butter cheese.
Ecs Tho 4eles reached lso tres, at % SIN -
| per 100 lbs. :. ma.
| Ter lb. A.
TAIiow-salea Of 800 Iss. ofssied At o. e,s.
| per III - -
T,rsecc Tlors wo.s &C oass Ohio sssd Leaf so'd -
sccAs sere ia goos dsassad Tse business cossa-sse
a. TOO LIDS. Cuss ~ 4hc atAc; spa eo frso "s"' -
W uvx ~, rs assrssng rhs .alss sahsssa 81
l bsia. Is MA k:Es ~ ehlo Aad r-aanns pa scsA
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Ths Bank Of Nsrth America has declared centennial
DIVIDEND Of three and half per cent the Provdsnee
and Worcester Railroad Company three per cent for the
last ak months.
The ofsrings for the g. 600 900 loan Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. amounted to nearly five mil
lions Of collars and the bids ranged from par Ave and
half per cent premium
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, does not bring
anytbing Of importance in the way OF ncia and
eycial sdvlcss. Quotations for cotton remained IN
charged. with moderate, steady business There had
been advance in wheat while other breasstua were
firm at previous quotations. The London Times Of 81
inst. says
Tho speculative operations carried yesterday aud
this morning in connection With the raising OF the Bank
establishment would follow tho true business course OF
charging from day to day such rate as tho coad ton Of
the money market may warrant, and diseonpnue the
prac ice of making sudden announcements, which, al
though tb have little re sisu,icarcs are a. all times
cacnatsd create excitement aud disturb tho value Of
property The rate d count charged b. the B1ak
the chest that has prevailed for nssrly Ave
years ou The ID Of Novonbee 1873 reduced from
81, PER cent u per cent at below =hch has
mar ed Consols then So, ard the booa
in the Rank El3 100000
The receipts ut the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer of
this port day amounted to SIG los "A; payments,
Sl3l, c5o-baIancs 81 654 $50 o.
The North Carolina Copper Conp,ny thus far proved
of the most productive in the country, It is es
be mined every twenty -four hours About hun ,red
ut work and the product must give clmoass
dividerds The obtained thus 70 aAs been merely
from the shsfts From this form some idea OF
the production li be wher the mine has beer fully
constructed and placed in thorough working order.
The earnings of the Ohio and Penasy wanna Ralfoed
Company for the month of Nay in Of the past two
years. were as annexed
ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Receipts during May 1853 ,........,....s47.366 90
1oo..,.............. Zo,ooo 90
Increase. SIG ~! 36
The following presents correct exhibit Of the receipts
for the first five months Of 1852 and 1861
1898. .Sl86,9l 70
......... to,eof D!
Increase. ........................s io9 sie 81
When the other western connections Of this road
great Is II is.
The GaleDa J6eronian o. the I'd inst, furpi shes
very encouraging statement of the increase of the lead
trade during the present year The statements have
70 know authentic The high price of lead
and experience Of the uncertainty Of goId mining have
stopped the rage for migration to California and conpa
rativey few persons have left the mines this seasoa
Others have gone TO work in the Mines AMI the result has
been increase of g. o4 pigs compared with Tie ship
mens of the time last year. The folio wing is the
statement Of the Je1crso,ian:-
SHIPPED from Galepa per river pigs 43 Ssa
| I" BuepA Vista and Cassvil'e, potosi and
Dubuque NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1852
Shipped ai in ,G May. 1sSs s. $50 $50
shipped in ,ss from 2I;t March IS
Total increase to Date, for 1863, pigs. 3d. l0i
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Superior C0urt--Pay { First.


JUNE 16 Jonas A. Horey aud others Tie Antric1r
E,Snronce Company This action on policy OF
again fire effected the plaintiffs oil factory
IN Villa ne burg Ard which subsequen DESTROYED
by fire ve dot for paintds 657 the amount claimed
with interest
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thslors subject Of too grave character Of too much
:. the 70 'gS9t Is y .Ss
pocs Of the road would Increase rather than prevent
accidents. Regarding railroad corporations IN the ss%s
kct Of the stoekhol ers being to make money and OF
directors msnsge that large dividends Will be the
than Are the public to prevent ali accidents least all
such tend to diminish the profits upon the'r reads
II is futile TO -uppose that they are careless as 70
that they DO Strive to work them TO bs best pay.
Ing sdvan.ge s fertuISsse s str Of ,1 s,s sass.ss
Interest and duty aud safety happily 20 in the
direction But while it is the interest OF the company
to supply the best they can secure for ts various
duIies as.iored and while would by desire
to screen them for the acts Of vanton careness and
rasLpess which their employees may commit direct vio-
lattp Of wise and proper rules which they may pre-
scribe for the guidance OF such employees IL is
think the public that gross inattentou o. viola
tons Of duty by emp Dyes, should be punished au
CINE is switched of the tack train destroyed
overturned and property destroyed all tina. the
psny can do Is 70 dismiss the offender To persons
this would DO Dot slight punishment; 70 otnors it
would be pcns whatever Whenever humsn life bas
bee" put in eopa dy BY the violation Of tho hposs and
pre- cbed rule, OF the conrany IL Is due 10 society that
the PARTY 30 offending shall suffer the penalty Ills oisobe-
dience deserves.
There various other subjects Connected with the
safety Of railroad travel although discussed at length ny
the mnt'ee II was thorgbt impossible to frame any
9, ecifc bill this time which would 10 The opinion Of
the eIters OF the committee oovats the difficulties in
The To avoid what might he regarded
pertinent Of doubtful oroprety and yei TO furnish few
wbOesf that while IL trains no corporation In
the legitimate exerce o, its powers, but also checks
dents that arise from csrelssuess and publishes the
c1end-r, While it Gains undue anxiety and alarm to
dangers that Tire h OF the past shoS do not exist ia
tire railroads Of this S,ste these objects secured
BY the hill preserved the lsbors ot the commit ee
asouous they have been, viii not be labor ia vain
ALI Of which Is most reps cSfuy submitted.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
A. SHAW,
WIIIIAx ". FORSYTH.
ii CASE ! Committee.
RUSSELL SMITH,
GRO V. HOYLE,
WILLIAM CARY,
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The following report of the special committee of the
New York Legislature submitted to that body on
Wednesday, the 18th inst
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deemed guilty Of feosy and SHAH ~ punisAed BY I'm.
prison In the ssts prison for term Of net exceed
Ing ten pears.
Fec. Is. It shall not BE- lawful for any railroad cor.
poration to construct the rails tracks Of any
Other railroad trucks rails fer the purpose Of running
over the same locomotives. trains Any rsioaA
corporation 20 offending shall be subject TO fns Of not
ets than ons hundred dollars for every day they shall
continue to offend
Sec TO- In all cases whore one railroad Ia crossed by
tie rails Of another company, whether consolidated
independent corporation signals similar TO those led
al drawbdges shall be erected, with sufficient number
of ~achnen 10 give notice Of the approach OF trsn
when at sny time two trains approaching said
g. The right 10 said crossing fst shall ut all
times be in the train running upon the rails of the road
first constructed at such crossing Nor shall 1t be Ia xf
for the Igineer Of Ell her train to attempt TO
such crossing vhen the appropriate signals not
bibted by the wntcbDsn or sgnalman.
Sec 20. 1t shall not BIZ In SIN for railr aad corpora
ton to run their trains (when steam power is used
without proper signals gates at all street road
ibss within the limits of any Incorporated village TO sn,
city which said do pass.
Sec 81. II shall not he lawful for any rail- Dad company
10 construct any upon the line of their road with
rndus Of less tb FIVE thoussEd feet at within dis
tar OF hundred rods from sDy drawbridge e
cut other portion or the road which from its cha
ter position obst-ucts the view Of such bridge
n &c., and endangers thereby the lives of
others
90. All acts portions Of acts iacon ssteat with
any OF the provisions of this act shall be- and here
by, repealed.
Ssc. 90 This act shall take effect imms stely,
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Saturday been m hhds for the past three days ending lac,
night s receipts the past two dAy caused by The
had detained
e, euab them 10 through the canal In
quote loaf At 70 9ei crushed
az g and White Havana sells NJ IN
AsSTs3Ths noticed laat remarks continued
satui.v hhl sold including about 1900 bbl arrive
NJ this the market closed
Iav yry arm Monday yesterday theirs appeared
little naairy be holding off, owing
h New York woud appear m in New Orleans prices
lending upward Monday prime quoted that
which would mako the prime deliverable
6y The imports for the week including Saturday,
bills and rom the lst Of September b5 the
time last The exports m the week airs bba and the
September 2esi, against LILO the time We
ee sales Of about 800 half bs AZ PROYslONSn
tendency every article Of tho Hog product during past
the tendency continued downwai Notwithstanding the existence
large speculative demand ui yesterday, when pcss mi TO have
reached their lowest point We parcafle the transactions fur
epoed OF b Pork 200 and lbs bbls Meas Wednesday ~ +i5 rs
800 do R1nps ut s2 50 17 do Mess Thutsay, nj 80 ~ 400 do
kUs at Fl4 IS l7b do Ma Friday ttns 500 DO Mes,
Monday at fl5 800 do do Yesterday n ga 50 OF Bulk Meat
$4,000 rs Sides &c 5000 Hams ~ Iz0 rough country DO a,
$40 In Bacon nothing tranapired yesterday There
qafy offered lon s
field LAID bbis No. keys No.
city 0 100 same 400 bbl IA lJts .
ranges from az to 30.
CINCINNATI, February 4..FIOCR quiet
receipts hnpds ~ 2Dcsi g5 80Gl4 TO-
800 hils oi 4E6lbHs
and good Small sales Aassss RIO
at 10 TO tOFIsiDNSGopd demand for Bulk Meat,
the close ter met buynr freely quotations. sales 10000 M at 81
m Shouifs OK Tor Sides and e. far Hams 500 b Ness Pork n
fl4 100 b No Lard Mt Butter " 70 l4 h. Cheese
~ 70 WliIsKYWe noticed sales Of whaky Mt 21e Lhseel
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2" Inc pacKet hrlg O ". LAWRENCE, tapt.
VOL from NcwioF h a.lhargug eFo ePfo'{s Pot = second T
the Ler,e, otherwise they viii he s,9red their AMI
u'A q. rpgERT 60 ~ Camp street fell
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Specifications for repairing the Wooden Bridge-,
building new Bridges, and las jnR Gup~aie Gross
imxs in the Elr.t Ill riot. for tear.

j. ConrAtor all bridges which
f-d b. The Surveyor, strong sla l A4 w"t inAnbs"
I ne ends o. he centre pauks q AL bridges having iron Ppof
10 he with bolts 10 hnt o. thS being
rrs Tor h purpose q the tr7Eks o. ihe brges aud b.
snail al r. eI1d TO furnish anil bos aui mats 90 all brdgez
now "a the Dsntt) Nlieh nHtg hive been lost
p ~ sew 1fEss are % be t9Lrlets Ia vita the difer
IONS Of is lad the lines and levels BY ha
that pIppsc The wJk sabzna and 81 hs best d
serp2H The plas III lscnfd with bOt who're directed.
noat lifted each the beAnzs Wherever
." aecrs4 70 dig ditch for bridge tshA h. done BY The
Contractor At ha sIpen whrrevert may hs
alter the width ditch ior bridge the ok shs b
done By tue Ioaor wihor charge, he -hs MI he
wherever disiYrbed By him.
s. Athe lumber, bolts bfdgsrs
otr materials b. furnished hauled
lars 70 bAys the ieQsag i.sr ncEs de- inrs ttk and
lengths according the widthA the bridges the b. the
4sly AID PLACED, all sst ret from centres The
coed quality aud n. hes thi the shall be ifny beddes
secured sod laid HecriHg the level ADD directions the Surveyor
| s1d such aess s he required.
The lumber bridges be inch bi qaay
fe3 Pine the m length of biJge, the sides and 9tioas nd
ct lumber 10 E the best taNmIl Cypress sides inches
all the property the city
b. hauled 10, and deposited .he dps Of the BY the Contrse
The Coaa viii be monthly the certificate Ct the SCR
and the cuuc right annul the the
report Ut the he said neglected. anil shcnd
neglect the Contractor tie s0k will be dgus the
ssieue re eoaraei and all 0izss The FL, s1n from
Che bad state Of the t1idge,.
of do1 VIII be require fer the
fAhlul performance OF th- cnairsat.
Bids to 0s foot hard geasr for The and FOR
btes per rfysrgs md
th-s and bolts furnished and lal.
sr7stysF Department cry Hall heNor'5 tsll2r d! l'5
fell VI. ~. eHrVHg
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SFW YpEh, ,h7trg roTroNTH' Carat4 lcgraphei
gtHfs R e, hour, rt'5 aid,, Che market closed
ilF annexed 4uoia1'u.5 ,.,E ~
N''N ,'A1' o'lsi "'l. al'' A.lant,'
lee' Co., r.-s.-.-s..-z N'"hai tl' a1ANai-
~ s5s''t eiAtzi % ANt - ~, -
~ ~ ze'l MliiNs 49, Ia "a ~ WiyE
'I'''Hs '"i ' az 4e=I.1 II @'52
fos&ccole oo4 an .so elaui tar Kenaek with ,ses Of
so19t u d in lA l24 bales "a nusky stcma, sl}l $50
t'lr' hia' s- s4i l9 10 ,l,t' Nv mng'A lu5t isf An
20 @ f'll7 - - y a' VI p5 H., w.
ta"s hi Iiih bAs drpTese the fih Tor Nr-fa ANA STATE
tt' r EfNa a "a HrrlH' shnatr hl ~ laout ions ~ Pt'
N ~ 'fI are h.'l,.5 'Af 'A'sI f''' ! Ns 'Aes IN
f. ~ h 70 a. 70 ~ .ot r. a. ~
' 70 ''lan bat f'3tf N'taeuL et'tf'
w a'qi g. leN ltfhi o y - 10 70 III loI
-unams d.t ~ WHra and prices ave neiiil o1is ar, nta7t
Eri benyy at 10 to e STATE and esern and 70 % t e
u s tas bi HafL n'r dTrr'sd Tie stles arr dnl7 e0
y 9ls A. 6i o. 9T 9on"tn WHIT a. o. 70 es for d. Yellow
Nl4h"HA' ml nnn0el ..t"'NlspNS more - % gh7n2" IA
] sit AZ III Ia 4. sa'.sSi. t =, ~, n ~ p
ti'g ~ w ", ,,5l AZ f." r.,,Lt -, -;
K H,I. sliJ al sb Il IN pTes." uc,s m Ini,t At
> I "a H. -,'Si, ~ ,.al NJ In ~ S,ess NJ cnt
sic Al 1910 6 Ia Haas and for stouiers iutsr + plenty
* tsl Ia tsl linz nj n, o. ~ M ~ ~ 80 "
%sy sIl5'gs VIZ I'll. s,,, ,.5.t snr..,s e,,s,,,ly
bsry tv some speculative uoders have been "a ias Ere Il
sold, felt of anil crmlrpuj Co, Of which 1900 sold
rtteled hetrs of tho
waning the prcmiaed report PhniN advanced
Nnaiu aly Hudson fsl
Tor.p4, and kat vt m Harlem 4 Cary advanced T.. The
federal and tlral, nAniiu demand for
money il sul active per cont auils Inc aIt Of me
homes and lea ling Hausr of sr tya loen igndipg bs
week 81 i've ger Exchange stslmar Is
r. M max Ia 10 The am 5un Of roe, drawing fr the srhrt Ia
IN de l,rse NUM- ar % ucg aud oI eHiu5r "a, al mat
any large pm a would sn1deniy
U h alpra immediate probability Of fueh hpments beng
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PERSONS RuPTuRED shcud be that they
agsLnsi HERNIA with all lis hotIot 6uiin PROP
srly constructed aud well EdEptod TRUSS.
Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
a ERMAN EMIT CURE.

Nts- TLa TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
oIhha "a tern I'D PRINCIPLE Of action e9rssqpeni enysi E
seaslnS ALL THE ADVANTAGES while 1t rec from the eoleesor
attributed 70 the various nda heretofore The pressure n
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light 10 bad Rlptres can ~
regulated an directly ths hernisi thereby
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