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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26
HOLD HIM sonEnoDv.-The Editor


HOLD HIM SoMEBoDY.-The Editor
Of the st. Paul Pioneer and Democras
gets off the following:
"lDYLLIC AND HEROIC.-The elements
are rampant with spring. The blood
leaps after the bounding waters. The air
is thick with herald birds auaunt cotrters
Of the trooping south winds that sweep
from the land Of the fierce Aztec and the
sun god. Aad they come cloud-clad ard
armed with misunderstanding our
crystal walls of ice to pieces like potter's
clay, and filing the Raging breach with
glory and--mud Shiver and break the
alabaster bastions of the winter king be-
meath the swinging beam of the tempests'
catapulta-beDeath the lucent lance and
radiant panoply Of the children of tho
sun. On then, mist beal ded PaDdours
OF QuetzaIcoats, till the green banner of
the victor, spring, flaunts from the smok-
ing battlenents. You won't mind little
mud. you know"
WHAT "THAT" WAS FoR.-Amonq
my little friends there is a FIVE yeur old
boy who is very philosophically inclined
He IS rarely satisfied with the fact that
thing IS, but he wants to know all tho
why's and wherefores ofits existence. The
other day Joe was watching with eager
interest the dismemberment of the body
corporate with many questions as to the
precise object and bearing of the different
members, as he saw them separated one
from another. Finally, the corpse was in
the condition of many of our live politi-
cans it had lost its back bone. Little
Joe regarded this disjected member with
close attention tor few minutes, and then
exclaimed, with an air of triumph:
81 know what that's for -
What 2" asked the dissector of the
hog.
Why said the boy, +" that is to hitch
the tail to -
Bs3g Never, says a correspondent of the
Country Gentleman, feed your horses with
clover hay, as will, nine iHaes out of ten, pro-
duce the hsaUes. Good sweet Timothy hay
and oats are the best feed for driving horse,
aud quart or two Of ship stuff at night if he
wants loosening
SOME one gives this cogent advice to
bachelors " Be sure to annex woman
who will lift you up, instead of pushing
you down-iu mercantile phrase, get hold
of piece of calico what will wash.
THoUGH men may improve their heads in
the company Of their owR sex, we may affirm
that the company and conversation of woman
i. ths prop er school for the heart
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350GP & Corner.
TIE MOTHERLESS


God help and shield the mothcrless,
The stricken, bleeding dove,
For whom there gushcs 10 rich fouu.
Of deep and drcamlesS love!
The saddeSt titles grief conters-
For who so lone as they,
Upon whose path mothers love
Sheds not its holy ray?
No gentle form above them bends
To Soothc the couch of pain;
No voice so fond as hers ESSAYS
To calm the leverish brain.
Oh other tongues may whisper love
In accents soft and mild:
But none on earth so pure as that
y mother bears her child
Judge kindly Of the motherless,
A weary lot is theirs,
And oft the heart that gaycst seems,
\ load Of sorrow bears
No faithful voice directs the steps,
Or bids them onward press;
And if they gang kennin wrang,"
God help the motherleSs.
And when the sinful and the frail,
The tempted and the tried,
Cnspotted one shall cross thy path,
Oh spurn Them not aside.
Thon knowcst not what thou hadst been,
With trial even less
And when thy lips would vent reproach,
Think, Mey trsre motteriesS!
\ blessing on the motherless,
Where'er they dwell on earth,
Within the home of childhood,
Or at the strangers hearth!
Blue be the sky above their heads,
And bright the sun within:
On God protect the motherlcss,
And keep them free from sin
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j. w. BIRD.

lRNElOR, will attend to all business in his
line promptly and faithfully. Orders may
cleft a, the Post Office IN Coudersport, or
s' tle house OF II. /. Bird, in Sweden Twp.
Particular attention paid TO examining lands
,or nUn-resldeuts. Good references given
tfrlge,teI 1880
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TIE GROWING Use OF SLANG" IN
DECENT FAMILIEs.--How imperceptiblg
we acquire bad habits is to be seen by
the aptncss with which some adopt slang
phrases. 1t is not uncommon to hear
young lady IN her mothers parlor, sur
rounded by all the appliances of wealth
and elegance, reply to friendly inter-
rogatory by the expressive phrase, you
bet" If you ask her to accompany YOU
to a concert, she may refuse by that Ia
comic expression, lover the left - or
should she choose to accept your invita-
ton, she will signify her intention by say
ing, " OBJ course | will, sir" Should ths
way prove rough and uneven, she will in
form you that Jordon am a hard road to
travel" Should she wish to advance any
of her friends in your good opinion, she
will tell you that he is "a perfect brick"
The mother tells her babe "to dry up
and her boys to "goit while they re young"
and even the children catch the taint, and
defy parental authority by saying, you
can't come it," Like deluge of unclean
water, slang phrases are sweeping over the
land, debasing and degrading that pow
erwhich distinguishes man from brute
Sdn francisco UcSperian
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c. J.. IlOYT.

ITIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
lBACGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa viii promptly and efficiently attend to
aG business entrusted to him. First-class
Professional references can be given if re-
g.gcd. lG:Z9-Iy*
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W K KING.

fEFEYOR. CRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
NCEt Smethport MKran Co., Pa, will
attend % business for NONRESIDENT land
l5.aer-, upon reasonable terms. Rctcren-
~ given q required. =. snaps of any
.a- .t the County made TO order. g:l2
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q # ELLISON

ACTICISG PHYSICIAN. Coudersport, Pa,
especially informs The citizens OF the vii
age and vicinity that he will promptly re-
'sgEa 20 oIl calls for professional services.
0ace oa Main ST.. in building formerly oc-
ssl.el hr g. IS. Ellis. ESQ 9:22
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

arI0KHEY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
loudgr,port, Pa, will attend 10 all business
entrusted 70 bis care, with promptues and
d, uy. OAice in Temperance Block, sec
oai Ioor, Main ST. l0I
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Business GdrOS.
I'''i'nrrrn"rnrruur,r,
JOHN :. MANN,

JOEN - MANN,
.TTURNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Cyllerport Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and VI Kenn Counties All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention Office on Main ST. oppo-
sie the Court House lO:I
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ISAAC BENSON.

iTT0RSEY At LAW, Coudersport Pa, viii
aasli to all business entrusted 10 him, with
care and promptness. Office corner Of West
sai Third sts lOI
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i. " KNOX.

Attorney AT Law Coudcrsport, Pa, will
regularity attend the Courts in Potter and
le adjoining Counties. l0:l
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.tAL2RS ~ DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS,
N.s Penney Articles. Stationery, Dry Goods,
Groceries, &C., Main ST., Coudersport, Pa.
ln.I
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ALLEGANY HOUSE.

-4'. III N. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
..v.'er Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
'si'7 orr. Oh the Wellsrillc Road 9:44
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water drops, what we're they compared
with the worlds eternal connections,
where each drop is an organizing and
eternal God, and where the streams and
the currents spring forth from its own
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u. = OLNLSTED.

lstLEE Is DRY GOODS. READY-MADE
lin,1.ag Crockcrv, Groceries Sc, Main ST,
AsaGrT-Es~t Pa l0:l
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u. v. MANN,

DEALER II BOOKS & STATIONERY, NAG
AIInES aud Music n w. corner of Main
go Third sts., Couderspsrt Pa. l0:I
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OLNSTED q KELLY,

ItALER lN STOVES. TIN K SHEET IRON
,@,AAE. Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
mouse Coudersport Pa. Tin and Sheet
Loa Ware made 10 order in good style, on
tao1 notice. lO;l
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MARK GULON,

v"h-f" and TAILOR, late from the City Of
1,'"srFu-l England. shop opposite Coun
L.a1e tuTdersporl, Potter Co Pa.
!. h.-Parlicular attention paid to CUT
lIAG. l0:35-ly.
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VOLUME XI. NUMBER 40.
THE POTTER JOURNAL,
rgpLlsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThOs. =. Chase,

r, whom all Letters and Communication
.rsgId Doe addressed, to secure attention.
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TERMS. --$l.25 PER AMNUM.

We omitted to say that during the lat.
ter part of the lecture, Mr. Bcecher COM
pared the advance of mankind to the
growth of plant. The root was slow of
growth, the stem more rapid, and the bios
som and fraiting more rapid still. He
thought that from creation to the coming
Of Christ was like the growth of the root
from our Saviour to our own day, ike
the stem--and soon will appear the bios
som and the fruit. Thus society had from
age to age become better and better-and
it was much better now than in old times
and might we not hope that the day
would soon arrive, when we should be,
through Divine aid. perfect (? In review
ing society, the industrious paid for tho
idle out of the taxes, the temperate for
the incorporate. Wen, in governments
bad men often taxed good men-and he
(the lecturer) would do all in his power,
and recommend all others to do all in their
power to vote at elections for good men,
for the taxpayers paid the police for
watching rascals, when they accidentally
arrested one-and the salary of Govern
or who pardoned a criminal when cog
yicted.
If there were bad governments we were
to blame, for good citizens were always
at fault, when bad ones were elected.
The above is necessarily brief sketch
of the more material and salient points of
the address, which was repeatedly cheer
ed, and at the close, the orator was greet
ed with enthusiastic acclamation
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oogDEasPoRT POTTER COUNTY THURSDAY
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SMITH 4 LONES-

IF- SMITH.
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DIED..

ATTERTON-On Sunday Oct S. at her residence, No. Le
place II Seventh and Avenue r, MIS-
Juhs Atteron, native Of knuore County Kerry Ireland,
aged IS years
ADEE-In this city, Sunday morning Oct IS Mary Matilda
Adee. aged % years, months and days
Brownie Broohyn Mrs Mary Jane Brown, aged so
sRAy-James Bray aged So years nste Of Fnea Parish Of
Pheroa, County Westmeath. Ireland.
CLARE-On Sunday Oct s. aAeI short Illness Joseph Clare,
AGED 70 Yeas
Hs relatives aud friends and those OF hs son. Cornelius H.
Car Of Nm. aud s. & Dunscoub respectfully In
yited 70 attend his funeral from late residence No. y
Blocker street. Tuesday the :5h at s. IN precisely
without further notice. The services will Trinity Church
st& m.
CLIcgENER-In city. Sunday, Oct IS Of enlargement
OF sAe Aeart, DAVID b. Chokener, aged 50 years
FRAsEE-In this city, Sunday morning. Oct IS James
frsser, aged - years
GRACE,n H.rlem. Sunday Oct IS Pierce Grace. in the
7Sth year OF his age
HAsBROUCK-Retieious services, commemorative OF henIy
w Hs,souck Who drowned on the stu inst and weosc
,a1s have not vet found will be performed s late
re.sepce No A. rwe fth street Tuesday the 18th is
Al ososi p His friends are steetiOnAteiy Invited TO
attend
MANN,H1-Ea this city, Sunday morning, Oct q Mary
E1,.h.h -rxhter Of the late Thomas T. MAnnps
Axod II ,eaTs, months and days
HART qSln Jersey City Sunday morning. oc - OF coz
sunp r<s Char Martin In the Ssh year OF ms age
gOsso Won SATURDAY. Oc. % after sbor. Illness 81 her
sraoen ss No lSs East Twenty hrst street, beofs
T. Robs on, aged 81 years
yALESrlNsln Brooklyn, on Sunday Oct 2, alter short
AGED u ears. 10 months Is caya
<yRI0afAt Sshsnee.ady Y on Wednesday evening Oct
10 ssah W B.. wife Of The Hon John C. wHsh ils
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Marriage and Deaths In CaIifernia.

Benic,s on the 2ls ins BY the Rev woodbdss Chris
tim Witch. Of that place. Cs.hsrne Wallace of New York
In sacrsnsn,o Sept q, by the Rev. +. c. Ever, Thomas
Letson 70 Ellen Byrne.
Al Sacramento Sept p by the Rev. D. Hatch Henry Pal
mer, OF Knights Ferry, 20 Emma Crlthen
A. Durham Ranch Sacramento County Sept ~ James H.
Herrick 10 Csrnels A. M gbeeles
10 Sacramento, SEP. o. w Manove 10 Fanny l. Baker.
In San francisco, Sept 2 BY Laurence Ryan, Justice Of the
Peace Mr.. jules Chsyon 10 Nn EuIe Je,seL
h,ncocs n Aug g. J. 2. Wsshburn Of San Andrea
Cal, 70 Msrs Cumnins
A. EoreG City Sept. IL, Re6dius n Chariot. D.yis
In Stochion, SEP, 2 Robert McHrpy Mstda n Hewitt
In Y'ks Sept IA. Williams Xrs A. 81. Ev.ns
Genos, Sept II, Joseph Wilder 70 Miss Amelia Cocgs
10 CSrson Valley Sep. Is John Cory Miss Ann Campbell
10 Sacramento, Sept q, AcN-a 10 Mary Alice Ale
In Sacramento. s+p;. 81 x. Even Frsnc@s McCov.n
In Sacramento, Sept a. Joseph Wsenan 70 Msgy Shehaa
DIED.
Aneficsn Bar, Placer County, Sept IT, Lyeh Donrelan
wife Il w. Dorn-sn formerly Of Dubuqu aged ~
aged 81 yesn
Drowned Saturday afternoon Sep. a. Capt High Mori.
son 81 ne schooner cstksrine Miller
In Plsc-Tyile, Sept 2, John 5rownell sred d year,
AZ Carson City, Sept 10, hu Asa, from Michigan aged q
a; Eagle Valley, Sep. II, Wan. NJ BGckl.nd f,rnery Of
Michigan "
Campo Sec Sept, IL, Gurey aged 81 year.. formsrIy
Campo seco Sep. 49, Mary A. H. daughter Of j. II and
~. 3. Ceiey.
ADssf' c.sysrn County Sep. %, Henry Iswir sssd a
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n .tesnslip Bsi,e Jrc~ spiasaH -Fro~ Sag F,a.eso
Ro. S.S. .s s a M. ooas sad family w@ s:
s and @ s Hi 3: P P:... r ~. Nd ; e
Rev sssp s,sef Jo.s. ys sd 9f. sI YSsS, sss s;
snd family u'gD1 CT ~,' LIS H rssI.
ssRS.T, ps Cap, pit. Su,. sS . pa.a Ms F..si
And nf.nt c.p, Tsrner Mrs F.nhlp and isf.n, aLs
s H.. A s.aSi Mr. % sniS md Il. m, rsus!Ss IL
h. Cray, L.ynS. A Mmrr W. hcGowsn' J. Cav
: .os child 'i"AsF' rsx.rS. .Ss vie u-..,
b Gran W. iu an. B r:s: NJ o NJ f
and two ehis1 Monks D,, s M " = I pss.
L. f.orps i a:' Rev NJ sS.S s.-t ss".: "a
Mrs Mn p sI 81. T SS @ " q ROBE. noo M
Levin, COP. Oliver Ms. mate, NJ: ". D s..1s NJ
s " Ls.' = 8 M astoo: Q W T;l.,y Ne "a "a
M G .'S ss.a s s IA. W. s.sss
Fi:t.i .Sd s%iy W.. Wsi;s. riSGI NJ s S.als;s
HsrdiDs wifr Stevens Ma C. Stewart, go in second
cabin, ard SO in ;he ''eer,r, $500. H..
Baker, q NJ DR. G'hon U 5 y W ". Ly.s. ana
servant. Clark. Capt RrynsrG. c,p. Gessr.y Fsst,
s.ny.s, SIS 6ssMs ''; seb S n no,.S w. 4
!. s 6; a1'g r: s'ii' St.!" I'd "a;
s.' gs: :aS sf NJ and NJ L..1SS @
esTf h AS NJ .sd M SSn Moe cs
SepsS,:l LisnoI :Dd s%e. Brs.a.: s.Y- r.%sos.,
Marie Mfllsdou. MAX J@hltu IL Lrfrsn NAnon u N
bard. Barnett, Charles s.si:' II q rbomP,n Idly.
Mad Jolly al dauebt T. Mr. Weiss. Mr.. and hrs vzaAss
and ckfd John Conrelly, Tsyhr. H. GaIspd, Mr. ADD
Mrs W. shpms, Stephen II Thompson ID Wick, Geo.
A. Wilcox A E.n.t N, Z Muh Gal...f A sos,hs,.
Mrs r M,Lsus, Mr. and Mrs J. Matthew and 100 children.
Rev P. Sheldon. Capt NJ "eehs Ms 4 Coleman. Mn.
Himha and iuf.nt Mrs Bsunaa and servant, Breton,
@ l. Brown. N Waltz, Rev C s~ops Z. C.wel MID
Casweu, G B'ancsu and family. Mr. and Mr D S>cors
Mr. snd Ms T.. Waripe, j. 3. 0nirsud A. III Gootmsa U.
Paine w. L. Green, 0rs~O. O. JoSe: w Resde ~ Wei
and daughter Mis- Drck a. q Hale Peruchio ohs
Urban and Dubois M' Dubo,s Ron Mi.s Cath
crime Sinclair Each Robert he'rhy, Otvai purNnds
aeaufed, NJ Robot, A. Valentine and S' In he forward
cabin.
In bark Mary fro. Trinidad &c cu0aRobsr. Brady, Joso
Gfonipg
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Markets-Reported by telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Oct "a 1853 -BresdsuAs tending upward.
.aI.s 5000 bu.b a. ii for White and s is for Red
CoRs 90 for White and Yellow Provisions quiet
FaiIaprIpnIA, Oct. 2.~FLOrR firm. waE.r active and
s NE M at sSs k osIs n and
clinire COFFEE firm at 'l0i2ic SUGAR firm msss1PosK
a. ssals so. Bacon steady. LARD nieiac wHlskT dull
BvrF.Lo, Get "a. m;-FLovs advanced solOc. with .
ad:us s 1 double 's extras sasa WHEAT .sv.pesd
The Sas Club
e. Geo e9h', No. csessc spIss Is 40 Su,hel. G.na.:
SIS 400 bu.bsl. Amber Ohio ls0s 2 ooo ba.he:
whs c. eos 81 Isl 700 s sass' r %as k s
stesdy; sales eco bushels At SIC BARLEY and RYE quiet.
-Four 10 s LAKE OF I co & o ,na II
bu'be' whs" eco bushels Ost. On. bu.hsl' Barsy 1000
Wheat 1000 bushels Conn 900 bushels OATS 1000 bushels
Barley.
CsicAeo, Oct AFLors buoy.nt and lOc higher. WHEAT
scive and advanced 5dsc under the foreign sss
bush sS9eac for spts from $1,000 bush No. 9o
Ic higher RicsPTs-e5OO Dbl. fur $1,000 oa.h. Wheat
% 'qs sGa %s. bush os ss.s Gsa ss s
ToaoSr9 OF a-FLovs steady and scarce Wsg.r se-
sSs Rs @a aSs aS a.
DETROIT, Oct 2-fLouR market closed with sdvaocns
s .u a aS sa ws:s
smPNEsTs: $50 Dbl. Flour; 800 bush. Wheat.
wgTr cp.o.d sa and closed sss higher "a p :s:
..nly $500 bl;h Chicago Spring No ST. % e 600 bush
.Iu. later in he dsy 5000 bush Chicago Spring No
sl% Coss quiet OWN, to absence Of supplies Rye aud
BaI.y quiet Oars in light Po, sns dull sass 1000 bush;
Canadian st f2c 20 arrive CANAL fRgGHTs unsettled aud
bisher on Flour SIC Whs.ts to New York L.se Imports
5co bush Barley 800 bush Oats $500 ba.h Peas CsOsi
Exports 1910 bh Flour; n so Whes,; 1900 BUSH Baey
q 600 bush Rye coo bush. Peas.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2-FLoUR 10 sctivei 81 80d Sc -
eked WHEAris firm at Osd 81 10 for Red. ia
70 for white. WHISKY 10 dull a. 2lc. PoRX que. at
Sl375.
TOLEDO OF. A-Tbe FLouR market closed With I'd.
ysncius tendency sales at s4e2GtS WHEAT IL advancing;
ss ia 81 70 ard held st the close at l6Q IS Re-
1000 bbls. Fonr 1900 bi.h Wheat. sHPaEsrs,
10 90 obls Flour and SO bush Whes,
NEwORLEASs Oct "a -CoTToy-Salss 20 day 800 bales;
prices sitter but quotations unchanged tbs European
caused frmn.s SUGAR qnie a. 6if6ic FLOUR firm
ar s. IS IS CoRS buoysnt At OIL 05d 81 10. WHISKY
E0Slc FRsiGHTsC Cotton 70 Liverpool tive hips taken at
sd (: IN Bos,on. 3 Ice
sAvAkxAa Oct 2t-CoIros quieti Buyer demand reduc
toL; sales to-day l 40 bales
NOBLE Oct q COrIos-s.le' to-day 1900 bales market
firm and steady but generally unchanged
Oct A-6 n--FLoUR advanced 5nl5c.; sales
2l9 bbs WHEAE-Dquiry light; sales 1900 b1sh choice
White Michigan Sd 81 ~. Bo0o bush M~aukes Club
10 BARLEY in good demand holders firm recsips nod
SAILS $40 buh Locbpor a. 73c $3.50 busa Yates CouR
&c. go bush bsncsome tsorDwed for pesny. AZ Snc
IS bu.b Canada Fast partly to arrive s0: 1000 BUSH
ada les, private Add $40 bush do 35 No
Corn in market OATs-saes 1880 bush Sta f9t 1f4c,
and 10000 oush Chicago q. Ac, weight. WnsxY-sses los
bbls q. &C.
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TYPE FOUNDRY and PRINTERS EN-
l. PORtUM No 50 GOLD-sr, NEw-yORK.-ws offer
for SALE the following SECONDHAND PRINTING rREs5Eg,
&c, all IN rood order, at moderate priaes:
One He Double Medium Cyiinder bed 4Ix3I.
One Caonc Enso. here Power nearly In rse only
some four mcnths with shsftns &c sor pIete
One Rssses Half Medium IobPrio.us Engine prints lszi2
One Gordon Hall MED iun franklin Pr. pdnts lsKl2
ple,e
One Hoe Imperial, No (paen S9x2S Press, With Imperial
liking sppsrstus Vibrating Cylnds' rollers.
Two saperroys Presses p ten 2'xl}--o with lnksf
One lnpenal No. Prss paten 81 XII
One Hand Lever Pres Foo.scAp plsrsn isixls9
One roter Card and Bill Head Press. plsten 6Ilo
One Potter Quarter AediSm Press pls,sn loxla
One C0PpcTpa'e Press, bed "A inches vide &C.
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vopr HAMILTON Oct "a suns, -T~o hr, In The Lovrr
~. hSnrs in Wind hight N w: we.,Aer clear.
BosToN o. 2.m1Tr ,ss I ..,sa Small oLca''. brig G.
F Mys.o Oct saAI. ship. Lncied. from Boston
cs,s Ws.slsr Gsi Stream. C. Grant, and John H. Vice.
hI SAVANNAH o. Ths screw .es'eP Mo.'s0Is,y Sf
Also Gr, s,ssac, Sos VI Georgia
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MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Ocr.
Cleared.

ships-Webster Lawrence Liverpool, Spoaord, Tsson
Co. Chss Cooper Cottre ssvapnsh Brett bon Co Hsve,
A,heps. Noble w 9. Drsyton
Bsi-Amelis Lssosvsl Phisde pills. wsIpston Abbott.
brig-Wm Mason, Gardner st. ago Miller Housbton;
stks Steel Norfolk Tab Co Keystone Stat. heoaty,
Philadelphia j. W. kCKee Eagle Or Potter Dublin Toe.
James,
scLooners-E Frances Msbony. Augusta Smith Boyutou;
Princess Lowell Bostoo. w. Le~is Go Smith Rob
insop Nsntuche mu,er; q Williams (Br McAman Hills
boro p N-yius Soc; Amanda Kelly, Portisod q Hsteh
Co C Jayne, Smith Bs@ore Merrill Abbott Jackson,
Merrill st. John, W. Brown Co.
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secops Mqis.ss 81, moe. in.s'ss,.... 1900 sss',no
v,rs b.i.pee spp'iesb. 70 he completion Of Lons
Dook ard ree,".sy WOKE a..
rbes. ss,ina..d 70 ocs;................'.....
B.nc- .Ppsc.b. REDEMPTION Of 'usp'ra'dNcTt-
Year sreis. o.csns-r 1851
E.iig.es ne. earning. Gee
Frs M.rsvs lH.errs. IL Sl..........saS%.,
s.oop. Mors~. lDter-st iu '1n.......'. :SS o
f Fsnrh .ns rA aer:s..s .ia uoa:s; n 1890 Osso
B.src. sppcabe to .r.jr. p'ion Of sosp,od.d
More,,- ConpI. and S:asr necessary pay mems
E.,a s'.d let earning
Firsi NoTtr4se In.er-.. in fnn.............s2leMo
s.oord Morts.s- iut.,ss in fall............ $500
f faaTb and rt sss MGri..e 5000 O
of wkes here vii 5: .p; oas. 70 r.;u.ut liter
e. OF preferred '.oel eis,ed from 1o.,ured sons o'
common SICK or sbsu. s . sent............. sls2ao
Eo1s Tee r.rueDs' q the Nes;V0rs .od Enc Raj
.i he, shv. estimates eassser.ed
Yea: . :. S5s Sd So. s. SIS go
Year D o8s Sept 81 1850 ~, @
Year using SEPT 2t.Ne
'esr ercIr S-p ~ go
.A eDans se go, d.S ..aoa in..r.. viii amount to
.boat 900 witch Fourth aO.,rsge Bonds the Amount
Il ,s-u, O. SO, eco pledged 81 col!A:ersi
The statement Of batk averages for the week
was received in the stree. favorable. The specie
reserve shows large increase consequent upon the
Csliforris arrival which counted for the entire week
.nd the receipts of coin from neighbofng cities. From
this hoKever, We lost ST. 100 COCO Saturday last The
strength Of the specie line is reported to have 80 en-
cours ged street cashier that he immediately pro-
posed an expansion of mi lion in loans during the
present week. The loan line is very steady, the
banks beisg scarcely able to lend their receipts The
increase in ret deposits naturally follows in increase
Of specie.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks of the City of New.York:
Oct Is Oct II
lLosns,,.......sll7 s9.i67 elr7,3l7A9 mo. w 81.
sp~cis ..... 1888 4S 2OS1.lg Inc. LIS :
Circulation. s8Ssl6 s.il,2s Dec. SO 5ss
Net Osposts... Wt9li2 II S''os inc.'' LHo W.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov2i, 1856, has
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Receipts Of Produce -Oer. 81 1853.
foraL sy ALL the Rourss IS 900 bsh Plan. sSso
bnsh wb~st, do Coro, 277t aye i3 DO d. Usts
40 do. Barry. l,tSs plp rr0vsous s57 do. Whssy.


CsNFyiLLs. Moadsy. o. a. 1ea
For the week sndps Monday o. a To- csale, II
Ross SO c.s sheep aud Bores shos 2 lods Of
live .ocsA0d 80 bsds OF esp'ess -sh,masnS tool
umbr hauled bv duos the wrek SIS SHOWING
an increase over nat OF q loads Of live stock
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nInLAruas ALaAaAc.
0un-Rises s:22 6ets.... 500 Moou-Rises. s9
SIGH wArgR rss DAY. u.
Sandy Hook 6:t9 Gov Island. $50 5HsD0sts... ~