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EXTRACTS

! From Our Business Correspondence.
One Of cur Oldest friends and best citizens, Of
Jackson, Tenn, says: al send you S25. 1 have
been a sub ;criber to democratic papers about
80 years, aad you will allow me to say That the
true principles Of democracy the only guard
for the countrytO put to rOut the unholy coalition
about to be formed against US and our institutions
Let us do our whole duty"
Another friend at Caledonia, Tenn, says: "We
trying to do all we can to circulate your paper,
and fer the good cause of democracy. This Cons
gressiOnal District will be great battle field this
year. The coalition will try to move heaven
and earth to put Etheridge through; but think
they have played their last trump. A South
ern man with Northern principles won't take here.
We would like to have the mail arrangements regu-
lated so that we could get our paper by Fridays
instead of Mondays mail Somebody is to blame "
We hope this spirit will be caught BY cur friends,
and every patriotic citizen throughout the State.
An influential democratic friend writing from
Jacksboro' says: democracy is sli right in Camp
bell county Harris will beat NetherlsEd here
worse than he beat Hatton The Democracy are full
ly determined to do their whole duty here in this
canvass in gaining signal triumph over 'OppO-
bulOn, all2S hnOW~NOtnluglSM. we lnLeuu 10
beat Maynard, if possible, and we look to the able
columns Of the UNION AND AMERICAN for invaluable
service, usual, in the glorious cause for it is
evident that all the 'haH5ugs, and isms' that can
be brought to bear viii be employed in this race to
defeat the national Democracy. Let US organize,
and we will give "a hearty puil-a strong Pull-and
pull altogether and Sans forces will be driven
back North-their native home"
That's the right kind Of talk. Let the fires be
kndled nom, and kept burning all the time in every
household, neighbOrhoOd, village, town, city and
county in the State, and Sans old "coOn skin
won't hold shucks after the 4th Of august next.
One of the many noble-hearted democratic readers
of the UNION AND AMERICAN remarks, on sending in
his subscription money: al send you three dollars
for last year. and two for this year don't know how
1 could do without your paper. 1t is my intellectual
and political food. If you continue at the helm, I'll
take it as long live, and tell my two little boystO
follow my example. intend to leave provision
in my will to pay for it specially for them long
as they live. iel you, you fix up matters to suit
US in old Maury. We all 60 in for the ecsh system,
the UNION AND AMERICAN, Harris and the demOc-
racy."
One of our old subscribers, working, unhinchN
ing Democrat, writing from West Tennessee, on bus
siness, adds; al have sent you club of ten and
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FRIDAY MORNING, APPEL 60, 1859.
Correction.

In our impression Of yesterday, the following pas
sage from the Banner was incorrectly printed, the
word democracy" at the close of the first para
graph being substituted by the COmpOstor for OPP
position. The paragraph is now given correctly.
1t is from article in the BaHnsr of Nov. 18th, re-
jOicing over the success Of the Opposition in the
Northern States.
''The future Of the Opposition is in their own
hands. 1t depends upon themselves whether or not
the country shall be relieved of the grevOus Attic
tion Of Democratic misrule. There is nothing tC
prevent union Of the Opposition.
Let the standard Of the Opposition he placed in
the hands Of JOHN BELL. He will carry il to glo-
riOus victory. There can be no difficulty in uniting
upon him"
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The artesisn well in Kentucky discharges 220
gallons OF water per minute, or about $4,000 gal
Ions in 81 hours. The water flies with such force
that it rises in the pipes by its own pressure, 10
feet above the surface Its force is estimated to be
equal to that Of q stem engine of 10-horse powre.
The water is perfectly limpid, with an invariable
temperature Of 7Gl degrees. 1t is highly charged
with mineral matter, and unfit for the use intended
but is supposed TO be valuable for medicinal pur-
poses. The solid contents of wine gallon of the
water are 915! grains of which 6l5 grains are chlo~
ride Of sodium, Common salt Sc grains of other
cholrides and lS4 grains of sulphates Cleveland
PkaiRdellsr
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Tie True state Of tic case.

Mr.. READY in his speech at Franklin, according
to the Patriots report, said he had been read out of
his party for voting for the admission of Kansas,
and that, if voting for the Kansas Nebraska Bill
and for The LaoOmptOR Constitution ''made him a
Democrat by the same logic voting againt them
made him Black Republican" and that che pre-
ferred the former"
This is the true state of the case. In discardiDg
Mr.. READY for his fidelity to the South, his party
have identified themselves with the Black Republi>
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their pesiilsat, unconstitutional, and destructive
character Can anything be more offensive to the
public sense Of political morality than the spectacle
Of such coalition as is here proclaimed?
But the end to be reached is the overthrow Of the
Democratic party. For this object the shameless
alliance is recommended and urged from the head
quarters Of the Opposition ct Nashville, Louisville,
Richmond, &C., &C. To call attention TO it is suf-
fcien, we believe, to elicit the indignant reprOba-
lion of the people.
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stammering and Suffering Treated
PROF. =. H. LEVIN,

Stammering and Suffering Treated
PROF. J. III. LEVIN.
virginia,
INFORMS those afflicted with 1mpelsents Of sDerb fft h
III has taken Rooms at the
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville. Tenn.
Where be prepared enable them to speak su6 read With M
tiuctuess il The short space Of tvs hours. but Few ex
TONS and that without the infection Of distress or pain n e
patient The patient viii be convinced the Grandeur
and hcauy we'll az the efficacy o. his theory when sppl
Where satisfaction i not given care viii be made
Prof. Levin, order 20 give siction aiopteI he fol
lowing universal terms- he proposes give theory and
remedy the applicant, with the understanding should All
applicant be convinced Of its efficacy and decides NOT
to said theory and remedy len charge will he made
p See hand bills.
Pref LeWns practice in New Orleans lIobs Charleston ara
throughout the South, has been quite nattering most com
rme1 scepcs have been convinced given him certificates
testfyingas the virtue and efficacy his theory
No charge for consulting
IL Prof LEVIN viii remain only short time in this
place. apg7-dtf
aeUl the following certificate;
NASHVILLE, April 90, 1850.
Having heard Prof levin explain his theory upon the origin Of
sammerng and suffering, and his treatment we con
slider the rtonal, and the latter simple and easily
followed We have eonGlence that e.ectua remedy
within the Of afflicted By this impeiment, as
treated by said Levin.
HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, r " MoGAYOCK.
ap 2sdSwlm II CLEMANS.
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ez7sot to send you more soon. Democracy. with
Harris as its leader, viii sweep this end Of the
State Let the others do their duty as this sec
tion intends to, and he win be elected by an in
creased majority"
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The Government expenses.

The following table viii exhibit the sum of money
appropriated at the last session of Congress for the
support Of the various departments Of Che govern
ment:
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Cheap Homes.


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order keep pace with the times, and supply the demand
for building lots the city, VIII Tuesday, the 18th day
Of May sell at auction, the premises to the highest bidder 30
to 40 lots Vine Spruce, McLemore, Jefferson and Crawford
These lots conveniently situated, only few min
utes walk from the Square, McNays and the Sulphur
Springs, and in the nelte vicinity OF Dr. WatsoRs splendid
residence. They front generally 50 feet, back
feet many Of then fine building lots. number Of them have
good shade trees We invite particular attention to the SALE
consider many Of the lots very desirable, and that they will
greatly increase in value.
TER1S-One, two and three years credit
Bills will be issued in few days giving particular de-
scription Of the property, &c.
apo JL&RW BROWN.
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SECOND IMPORTATIONI
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COLLARS.

5.w. a, LIPPISOOTT. : 0.7. OALLESDNE-
apes
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DAILY So; TRI-WEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 50
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-01

BURGLARYtN RICHMoND.-The store
of II. P. Dow of Richmond, was entered
on Monday night last by some person
who broke open the cash drawer, and
took from it-nOthitg, as all the money
had been deposited in the safe; this the
rascal endeavored to open, but failed
Whether any of Mr.. BOWS stock of hard
ware and other goods had been taken, he
was unable to say; not much, probably,
as nothing was missed.-Free Press.
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Gg Richard Jones, of Pittsburg, muir
dered his wife on Friday night, by shoot
ing and stabbing her, and said be had
murdered her paramour, a man named
MentZer, and thrown his body into the
river; but as Mentzer was seen alive and
well on Saturday, it is supposed that the
latter part Of the story was trumped up
TO excuse the murder. Jones's wife had
been notorious character previous to
their marriage.
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THE PAPAL sTATEs.

The Times has received the following;
ROME, June "A great demonstra-
zion was made at Rome on Monday last.
" Long live the French government"
WAS shouted before the residence Of the
French Ambassador, the Casino, and the
residence of Commandant. On Tues
day there was a general illumination.
MANIFESTO OF LOUIS NAPOLEON TO THE
PEOPLE OF LoMBARDY.
NEW YORK, June 81. The Emperor
Napoleon has issued the following order
OF the Lombardians
" Italians-Tbe fortunes of war having
brought US into the capitol OF Lombardy,
am about to tell you why l am here
WhenAustria unjustly attackedPiedmont,
resolved to support my ally, the King
of Sardinia, the honor and the interests
of France making it duty for me to do
80. Your enemies, who are also mine,
endeavored to diminish the sympathy
which was felt in Europe for your cause,
by making it to be believed that only
made war from personal ambition, or to
aggrandize the territory of France. II
there are men who do not comprehend
their epoch, am not of that number. In
the enlightened state of public Union,
there is more grandeur to be acquired by
the moral influence which is exercised,
than by fruitless conquests, and that moral
influence seek with pride in contribut-
ing to restore to freedom one Of the finest
parts of Europe. Your reception has al
ready proved to me that you have under
stood me. / do not come here with The
preconceiyed system Of dispossessing the
sovereign, nor to impose my win on you.
My army viii only occupy itself with two
things TO combat with your enemies.
and maintain internal order. 1t win not
throw any obstacle in the way of the le-
gitimate manifestation of your wishes
Providence sometimes forms nations, as
well as individuals, by giving them sud
den opportunity for greatness; but it is
on condition that it knows how to profit
by it. Profit, then, by the fortune which
is offered to you to attain your indepen-
dence. Organize yourselves militarily
Fly to the standard OF King Victor EN-
manuel, who has already SO nobly shown
you the path of honor. Remember thai
without discipline there can be no army
Be to-day only soldiers, and tomorrow
you will be free citizens of great coun
try.
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TRY THIS GREAT LUXURY
A. c. RANDALL HAS IT.
MUSTANG LlNIMENTl

The Mustang Liniment cares Rheuma-
tiSm;
The Mustang Li;ninssnt cares Stiff Joints;
The Mustang Lininaemt cures Burns and
Hounds;
The Ntstang Liainent cares Sores and
Ulcers
The Mustang Imminent cures Caked
Breasts and Sore Nipples
TIE Nustaag Lini1sent cares Neuralgia !;
The Mustang Imminent cares Corns and
Warts
The Nastamg Li'sime.t is t0orth
1000, 900 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, as the preserver
and restorer of valuable Horses and Cat
tie. It cures all Sprains, Calls, Wounds,
Stiff Joints, &c.
VIII you answer this question ? Did
you ever hear Of any ordinary Sore,
Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on
man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
ment would not cure? Did you ever
visit any respectable Druggist in any part
of the world-in Europe, Asia, or Am
erica-who did not say sit was the
greatest discovery of the age 2" Sold
everywhere. Every family should have
it; three sizes.
BARNES & PARK,
Proprietors, New York
J. NJ. HENRY & SONS, Waterbury,
Vt, General Wholesale Agents for New
England.
4. c. RANDALL HAS IT.
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STATE VERMONT.

~ 4 Il 4 Il - + H Is w - 4.
- Orleans District, IS.
At Probate Court held at Irasburgh. within
and for said District on the 23d day Of June, A.
D. 1859.
An Instrument purporting to be the last Win
and Testament of Mary H. Randall, late Of
Craftsbury, in said District, deceased, was pre-
sented TO the Court here for Probate, by Peter
B. Randall, the Executor therein named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court. that
public Notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said Court, Mt session
thereof 10 be held al Irasburgh on the ED dav
of july A. D 1853, and contest the Probate Of
said VIII, and it is further ordered that this or
der be published three weeks successively in the
Orleans Independent Standard a newspape
printed at Irasburgh, in this State, the last Of
which shall be previous 10 the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at
Irasburgh, this 2sd day Of June A. b. 1853.
27w3 H. CARPENTER, Judge.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
WEDNESDAY,, June %, 1853.
At market 6S7 Cattle, 700 Beeves and 157
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Priees-Market Deef-Extra IS ,25as 70; 1st
quality, S7,50a7 IS; I'd quality, Sc, 5oa6T5,, Sd
quality, 81, oOao 90; ordinary, 81 ,00ao 90.
Working Oxen-S75al50
Cows and Calves-S25a6O.
Yearlings-SO0a0O.
Two Years Old-S22a27.
Three Years 0ld-S28a3S.
Sheep and lambs-1665 at market Extra,
So, oea4'25. By lot Sl,75a2.5O
Spring Lambs-S3, 00a459.
Veal Calves Sales al 81, 00a7, 90
Swine-000 Western at market
Hides-7aS per 10.
Tallow-7asc per ID.
Pelts-S0, 50aS1 ST each.
Calf Skins-12al3 cts per lb
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DIED.

In Barton, June 8, Miss Letitia, daughter of
Enoch Fisk, aged SO years.
In Bloomington, June 26, Elisha Lewis Strong,
aged rs years, 6 months
In Barnet, June 5, Mrs. Lois Gibson, aged %
years.
In Chicago, May %, Mrs Mary F. Webster,
aged 81 years.
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WATcHFULNEss.- When we are
alone We have our thoughts to watch in
our family, our temper; in company, our
tongues. Il should be our endeavor to
illustrate our devotions in the morning
by our actions during the day.-Hannah
More.
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e. An eagle measuring 6 feet 6 inches
across the wings, was shot in Corn wall
last week by boy. When brought
down the bird attacked his hunter, and
had to be re-shot to quiet him.
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Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

]. c. EMERY is still at his old place in MoNr,
FELIER disbursing, his wares, to oil who favor
hun with a call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant facilities, for procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturers, is sufficient reason why
he finds Customers, for Furniture and Chairs,
Carpets, Roonapaper, CrockeTy ana Glassware,
Table Cutlery, Feathers Spring. Beds Mattresses,
looking Glasses, in every variety of Frame, to.
gether with a great variety of HoasekeePing
goods, from long distances. The stock is the
largest to be found in Te1moHt and While there
is sIeighiag, it affords very favorable time for
moving Furniture since ii can be done at so lit
tie risk. Gire him a caR
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MARRIED.

In Irasburgh, June rs, by Rev. E. Pettergill,
Mr.. T. Abel Chase and Miss Patience U. Still
Engs, both of Jay.
In Irasburgh, June 10, by Rev Charles New,
hail. Mr.. Geo D. Brown and Miss Jersey a. Met
calf, both ofIrasburgh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
b.. WIsIlRs paLsae oF MIln cHERRr

The editor Of the " Flag Of Oar JEsios'' says
in his paper Of July Il, 1858 ;-' The memory Of
Dr. Wistar is enahalned IN The hearts Of thoas-
ands who have experienced entire cure from
COUGHS, Eolls, Consumption and pulnoast7,g Dis
ease generally by the use ef his Balsaz.- The
invalid need not fear to give this preparation =
careful trial, as we speak from experience. More
than ten years since the editor ofthis paper test
ed its excellence by individual trial in his hml,
y, with the most surprising results as curative
for pulmonary disease
LETTER FROM ELDER H. L. GILMAN, min
lister Of the Gospel in Vermont
GLOVER, Vt, June 20, 1889
Messrs. S. ". FowLE & Co.
Gents,-I hereby certify that I have been
troubled for several years with difficulty Of the
heart and lungs, and have applied 70 several phy-
sicians for help. and have tried almost every
remedy Of the numerous ones which have been
recommended without receiving ATTY assistance
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing Of Wistar's BakaH. Of Wild Chsr7-a about
year since, / commenced using it with iynme-
date reIef It has not only restored my lungs
to a sound state but am entirely relieved ofthe
! difficulty or disease OF the heart. ! have 10
hesitation in saying that i IS the best lung me6i-
cine before the public, and most cheerfully ahc
conscientiously recommend 1t to all persons suf-
4 fering with pulmonary complaints.
H. L. GILMAN.
Prepared by SETH W FoWLE & CO. Bos-
TON, and for sale by
r. W. NYE, lrasburgh; ISAAC KrNBALI., Gov
entry; ALvAN HoyEy. Albany; SABEN ScorT
Lowell; Buck g. RcHAsuSoN, west6eld; Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South TRY; W. C. GILMAN
North Troy; L. ROBINSON & O., Lake Bridge
KELLEY & RoBEETs, Derby Celter; 7. C. Bur
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES C4sPESrER, ives
Charleston; WM. JosLYN & SoEs, Barton; D
WHITTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
/ where. a7y4
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LIBERATION.

fENHIS is to certify that have given my sons
4 Edward H., and Epbrnirn B. Marcy their
time during the remainder OF their minority. and
! shall claim none Of their earnings nor pay any
debts of their contracting after this date.
MARVIN MARCY.
Witness HENRY DUTTON.
Hydepark, June Is, l85e.-27w3
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NJ. H. DOWNS
Vegetable BaIsamie Elixir,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Chest and

For Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for q years, and although
l have advertised it but very little, it has
found its way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as | have
ever heard.
1t is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
of each bottle with pen and numbered,
to prevent counterfeits.
Beware Of the counterfeit.
l have appointed J. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury, VT, my general
agents, TO whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
n. II. DOWNS.
Retails for % cts, 90 cts, and 81 per
bottle. For sale by Druggists and Mer-
chants everywhere.
4. c. RANDALL, Wholesale and
Retail Agent, Irasburgh.
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
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NAPOLEON."

@ Tue new emancipation paper es-
tsblished at St. Joseph, Mo-, the Free
Democrat, says;
ave do not counsel or wish to eradi-
cate slavery from Missouri, by violent or
revolutionary means. Indeed, we do not
know that even unfrieDdly legislation is
necessary. An enlightened, resolute
public opinion is all that is needed. The
writer comedies to us the right of crea-
ting public opinion, but in this case, we
will not have to exercise this right. The
public opinion in favor of free white la
Dor is already created, as the writer very
well knows. 1t wants intensifying, it
wants directing, and this we will endeav-
or to do"
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VERMONT SPELLER,

Progressive Lessons in the English Language.
THE Publishers ofthis Work take this meth
IL cd 70 give notice that they have succeeded
IN putting the SPeller into every County in the
State Of Vermont, and their agents are placing
the Book in the hands of every Superintendent
Of Schools in all the towns in the State, and soon
hope 10 be able to say that every School District
in the State is well supplied with the Work
agreeable 20 the wishes Of the Board Of Eduea-
ton. A. LOW, AGENT & CO.
Bradford, VT, June 1s59.-27w4
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ONCE KNOWN NEVER FoRGorT

If our readers would have a positive
luxury for the Toilette, use Blodgett's
- PERSIAN BALM" For cleansing
the teeth, shaving, champooing, bathing,
beautifying the complexion, removing tan,
pimples, freckles, sun marks, and all dis
agreeable appearances from the skin, it
has no equal. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. S. s. BLODG-
EFT & CO., Proprietors, Ogdensburgh,
n. Y.
]. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, VITO
whom all orders should be addressed.
E. B. johnson, Travelling Agent.
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the reorganization Of Italy, and for the
creation of a federal union, which Is all
the unity possible under existing circum-
stances.
Were the question to be confined to
the present state of affairs, the policy to
be pursued might be stated in a sentence.
Austria is flying ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Sardinia are pursuing her across the
Adds-Free corps are molesting her in
the North-Venice is about to be attack
ed Immediately on the East, and on the
South the whole Peninsula is rising
against her and expelling her armies and
her garrisons. The only advice to be
given is that Austria should accommodate
herself to these painful circumstances
lust as England admitted the independ-
ence of the United States, and France
twice submitted to the dictation of in
1aders. There can be no glory gained
by a stubborn or even a victorious resist
auce to the just claims Of. great nation,
aud it is unwise to wage war where mill
tary success incurs moral opprobrium,
No doubt this and similar considerations
viii be in due time urged upon Austria
py the ministers who have undertaken
10 diride the responsibility of our foreign
relations.
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ca Cleveland, Ohio, papers state that
apples as large as walnuts were frozen to
the core in that vicinity, on Saturday.
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a. Up to June 4, there arrived at
New York 28,906 emigrants, against
1924 to the same date last year.