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The following is a eepyof the Relief Bit
Is it palm() both Houses= of the Legislative:
•
AY ACT piovicling fur the resu4P frm
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of spccie .inrymenAb.o tha Banks ad the
:
relief of t?ebtors, i - .
Section I. Be it enacte.3, &c., Th t the
pravisions, of every act jof - Assemblyl or of
racorporatt_on or re-incorporation ltertitnfore
passed, declaring or "tillthoriling the forfeit
nre of the - charter of any bank, saving, trust
and ; insurance Collll3nny'or corporation hav
ing, banking
_privVeges, or inflicting anyl
penalties, Or anthttiaing any compnlshry as
signment for or , by reason of 'the non.parN
ment of any of its liabilities, or the ! i ssuing
Ili paying out of ,the moteslorotherlbanks 1
incorporated under the lawssof thisi, Com
monwealth, though not spftie paying; 'r its"
loaning or disesuntieg without the riquis.
ite amount , of specie& specieJfunilS, be rrni
the name are lierebY 'suspended until. he
second Monday of April; A nnn Domini, one
.thousand eight hundred atd flfri-eight, and
all forfeitures and penalties or lisbility,
therotq heretofore incurred' tinder such acts
of Assembly or:of incorporation or re•incor
poration, for or 'by reason of the causes
aforesaid, or any of them, are hereby remit
ted; and so ranch thereof. as prohibits any
bask from-making loans rind discounts, is
gutting its own notes; or . the notes of other
banks incorporated under the laws of this
.Commonwedtb, though net specie paying
or declaring dividends during the . Suspen
- Ilion of specie payments, or from loaning 'or
discounting without the requisite amount
of specie or specie funds, be and the'saine
is hereby suspended until the day and year
aforesaid, and any snob bank durinotich
isustiension of specie payments may Oeclarq
-- dividends to an'-emount nr"
per cent. per annuM on its
act shall extend ilia to iall
trust, aud insuraneecompat,
- tions with. banking privileges
re-chartered under any law f
after to commence, \ \ and to -e payme,..
stock to alrbanks incorporated by the teg-
islature at its last session.
Section. '2. That, in, addition to all state
ments and returns tow required by taw,
each and every 'Bank in the rifles of Phila
delphia; Ping/nig:and Allegheny shall; on
the first-discount day in January next, and
weekly thereafter, and every other ank in
thicCommonwealth, on the same dl y, and
monthly thereafter, make upTa sta ement,
to be verified by the oath or affirmation of
the President or Cashier tkreof, .showing,
first, the amount af its lo“Vncl discounts;
second, the ambunt of specie in_tifin.poises
sion of and owned - ))3 , such Bank,tand ' the
. balance due from other 'l3anks, i 4 distinct
'items; thi amount of its nptes out
standing: Mirth, the amentit of if,s depos
its; including individual deposits ,and bal
ances dna to .other Banks; - Which si;ifernent
- shell •be puldished in the next suiceeding
issue of a nerrmaper of thecounty it t i which
the Bank is-located, or if there be no news r
paper in such county, then : a neirspaper of
some neighbOring county;.ind.any violation
of this law - '
or faifure to :comply] with its
provisions.by any President many Cashier
-of any Bank, shall bp,s migcleineanor, and
each cS the said officers shail upon con.vic
tion thereof, be .pdriisfind by \firie of not
less than five hundied dollars, nor there than
one thousand dollars; at the discretion of
the court; - one-half to be given toithe pros
cciutor, and nne-balf to the county in which
Poch ; Bank 3s located.' -
Section $i The said Bahkg• ae hereby
required, - trao the second Monday' of April
aforesaid,-to , r e cc i ,at par in payment of
all their linbiltties on and immcdiafely pri
tor to the first day of September last, and
'which shall continue solvent, and the said
Bnnki are also hereby authorizid to piy
out; in all tbeirsiness transactions and
_ discounts, the said notes so long' as,the •
Banks issneing the same shall retrain sot . -
i•ent; but in :case any President:, and a ma ,
jnrity of the Board of Directors lor alay of
the said banks shall Certify to the Goier-1
nor, under oath or affirmition of he Presi
•dent,lis apprebetitions and'belief' that any
Bank in- said certificate named is jn an un- '
•safe_conditian, the Governor shall them.
on appoint three judicious persons, not in
terested in said . Banks as Commisioners to
. '• investigale, the' condition of :nicht Bank.•-,-
'• And- the said -- Cernmis4oner, shalt,• after
liking an oath or aThrmation.to perform the
duties of _ their' appointment with fidelity,
• forthwith proceed to make the said investi
,gatien, and report the result tber4of within
ten davit to the Governor;.and if the offi
cers of the saitbank shall refuse Ito permit
~the said Commissioners to make such lines;
tigatinn, or to produce any books-pr dam
- inents necessary for that purpo - s - a, or if the
Commis inners-, or a majority of them,
• shall , report . that the said Bank is in an
unsafe condition., the. Governor shall there
, , upon issue his proclamation declaring 'the
clihrter of th-`i said bank to be forfeited, and I
the -mid bank shall be'deprived of all4e
- . benefits 01 this "Act, and the directors there'
of shall forth - with make and -execuie ati a 3
signment in the manlier provided' by -the
Act, entitled •"An Act regulatinglianks,” I
approved the sixteenth day of April, Anno
Domini, eighteen hundred - and fifty; .and
the expenses of such coremissian, including
the Compensation of the Commissioners at
eight dollars per day e each befpaid by
• the Mink against-which it is issued, unless
the - reportishall be favorable to its - ctindi tied,
• 'in which ease they shall be paid bY the ap
plicants; but any Bank or Banks 'Which
shall, before the period herein before limit
ed, resuraeand continue tho payincot of spe
cie on all thei*liabilities,shall not after - such
resumption, and during such continuance,
be subject to any of the •provisions of •this
section: Provided;
_That no Bank shall be
'=—required to receive the notes of any Batik
'against which a certificate tria3r be made as
,aforesaid, at any time after the delivery of
the same to the Governor, until the Co
m• . missioners shat' report in forpr of sut'h b'k,
after which : the notes of :such -Bank shall
- • again•be received as required by the previa
. - 'ions of this section.
" - Section - 4 That die several ciallettors, of
xes, tolliyand ;other revenues of therCom
- _ monwealth, and also coinity Treasurers, are
hereby authorized to receive, for - State pur
poses, the notes of the solvent Panks- of
this Commonwealth, thotth not specie pay
lug Banks, in payment 4f the said: taxes,
toll and revenues, and, the State Treasurer
is hereby authorized tofi4coivo and receipt
for same in the samelatiper although said
banks were specie paying. ' ,
• ; Section 5. That the deposits by thi' State
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47 nail wee; rm." urgb J4l.B.llrAlumor. I align
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Mast]6r or to the credit of tine Common
wealth in the several banks and lother nor-
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Oration's, and all hank noteslwhich' are er
may be in-the Treasury dating the-period
of snispension aforesaid, shall frotwtime to
time on demand of said Treasurer be paid
by the said banks or other corporations res
pectively in sach - iionnts as inay`bit requi
red by said Treaanrer to enable him to pay
the interests accruing on the public loans - of
the ComMonwealth. ~ r -,,l
Sectiori 6. That ,tipon all judgemects
1-heretofare entered. , in'snits commenced' by
writ or otherwise,' or *MA nay be entered
during,the period hereinbefore mentioned '
in actions instituted by writ or otherwise
in-anYctiart_in this Commo n, ealtb, or be
fore
any alderman or justice of the ‘-peace,'
if the defendant shall be pos sessed of any,
estate in 'fee simple within the respective„
county] worth in the opinion of the court,'
alderman or justice, the amount. of Foie
judgement over and above all
he shall be entitled to a stay of execntiond
thereon'on ,judgement now obtained, or to
be obtained on, suits now brotglit, for tble,
Perm 'done year from the date of the pass
age of this act,and on distil rs for one yew',
to be computed' from tbo fir t day of the
term to which tbe - action w s cowmen ;
and every defendant in such judgem t
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May have the smile stay of execution there.
on if within thirty days front the pagsage of
this* act, or within thirty days- from the
rendition of any futurelj9gement, lie shall
,
I give security-to be approveehof by the Court
or by a judge l ,therpf for thei,sum rlcovered,
together witir,ie interest and cost; Prom , -
ded, That Ott sect i on shell ' t) not apply t o '
the wages'of alibraor to de ts upon which .
stay of executio ' is cipressly waived 'by
the debtors, nor to judgements upon which'
^a stay of execut en has alreidy been taken,
under existing ws; And :prnvided, That
the provision' s o this sectioti shall, extend ]
to judgements e toted or to l be 'entered as ,
well upon bondnod warratif of attorney air
upon mortgages to secure the same, and to
any subsequent, ratitee or owners of the
`premises so boubd, as welii as to the oriH
gieal obliger or - martgager.i Proriticri fur!,
ther, That saidkstay of execution shalt not
apply to judgements or .mortgages, or an
bonds secured by mortgaoes, unless the in -1
'terestd thereon : shall be Paid within sixty,
days after the 'accruing ot the same, :i n
such funds as t e Banks are authorized by
1 1
this act to use. 1 '
Siictinn 7. T its act shall take effect im-1
mediately, .exc pt the fld 'section, which
4hall not ci , in o operation ' until the pro:
visions of this ct are accieted t as herei
provided, but, o baiik or ether corporatpi
: shall be .errib aced • within its provisionS,
- more thao Ala ty, days atter the passage
. hereof, or- 1 0re any hank ;Shall , have sus' ;
m ,
pended ?peeie
, t eenta mion its 'sates or
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obligations,unless the stoeltholders of such
Bank or other et -potation .hall, before the
expiration of t e said t..iit days, or with:
in• thirty days after any ank shall have
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suspended siiedie payments upon its notes
or obligations `at a medin 'to be ailed by
the Directors thereof, for
t hat purpose, on
ten days public notice,: or ; i:" one or , mei
e
newupapers, accept the provisions of the
act by a majority of votes of said stoekbold
to be voted and coubtcd..aCcerding' to
,the
provisions.in :the charier of such accepting
Bank; or other ,corporation, regulating the 1
etdction of Directors but to make ma . , he .
ceptance Valid there slialit be filed itt',the
office of the Auditor General - of this Corn:
monwealtii, a'eertificate that this act r has
been duly accepted, undeil the common seal
nbfitEttlacelsrgittunretr Ifrirr!e*eilT r t* e tn ;
ier And each of the said Man sit' 4,i t ,
••_,._-_liininen wealth,- no
or beforathe first day of) Janhary, -Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-60i, or.witbin thir t y days_atter any
l i
bank stall aceept'tbe prriyisionsf thi s act,
aisum equal to, one:fourthl of one tier cOnt
umppon the capital stock of said bank, in
admen to any amounts h ey are noW re
quired by . la'w A° pay; 7 '
Srctiga That the forty-seventh section
of the act apprpved April sixteenth one
-thowianderg,ht hundred and fifty, entitled
"An act regulating banks,7 bo anti the
-*me is hereby repealed;l Prorided,' That
all suits brought or now Ipendinfr, for frit
--feitures or penaltien under the seetion here
by repealed shall not be affected therehy.
&Won -9., That the. I l l egislature hereby
reserves the right andpower to alter, .'re
yoke, or annul the charters of any bail or
banks, corporation or - corporations accept
ing
the provisions of this Act, Wheneier in
their opinion the same may approve injuri
ous 13 the citizens of the Commonwealth ' ,
, .
in suehManner however, les to do no injus-
tice to the corporations. 4 1 ..• 1 I
Section 10. That no littbk,Sa4ings Fund
1 Insurance or Trust comploishall, direetly l ,l
or ihditeetly 'purchase, orthe coneerned in
,the purchase, of the, notes of any of the in 1
corp rated Banks of this State at leii • that
'thair par valuer v andaoy and every one of
the officers ofliaid InstitUtions violating the
provisions of this sectiaohall be deemed
guilty of a d misclemeamit,ipunishable, upon
conviction,' bLa.fine not less than five' bun
3dred dollars, fir . more than one thousand
doll - anyone Valf to be paid to the informer,
and the other half to the use of `the Corn
monwealth. ' 1 '
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11. Thatipo stoats, bit iat prominior
notes, perstiel propertyar oilier valuabl
securities, hypothecsited or held in 6 pled ,
either with power of attorney :stadia' o
otherwise, 'for eteditor-.,0r Money :bane ,
shall be sol# , for tha_periOd dif six month
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from-thd ptuisage - of ,thisf. Act without th
consent of thqebtor, or idebeora, or part
hypothecaitng aniledgettig the some bein
first had and obtained in' writing.
`Section 12 That the notice required for
payment provided in ttal-cliarters of the Rl
vine fund and trust companies, in all sums;
exceeding one hundred ollars, be, and the
same is herehy, eitende for the period of
t_
two months during the p i riod of suapension
of specie payment etithortied by this Act.
Prof Boods air #estorative.--41av
ing_tried successively sundry highly recom
mended, "hair tonics" on our own half de- .
nudes crown we tixint Ist all confidence in
nostrums of t hat
sort, uatil a week or two
ago we met l a distingu(shed pOlitician of
this State whomiwe had seen three years
ago with thM hair, and -las "gray as a rat,"l
but noir boasting as fine' a head of hair As
one could wish. e demanded the secret of
his improved app ranee - , when he readily
accounted for it y his sscribing it tei the
virtues of Prof, Wood'd Hair Restorative.
4%) shall try that nex —Ottorca Tradir.
IllirSold, b! Dr. O. Cunningham,: Bea
ver and Druggist! generally.
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\ Tl6se who have read Sue's Wandering x, 17tivian........... wava
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Jesi remember the terrible description of Er ft . J.
. W y a II d , liditins krioprisiori
theiorgios, saturnalias aad bacchanal revel- ,-,- --- - -,,,J.-_L_-- 2,-
ries l in Paris, while cholera swept down the
inhabitants more rapidly than the iron hail -
that 'thinned, the ranks of Nolan's six hun-
1
died in the desperate charge at Balaklava. 9. -----
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piASONAI..— We' thi s week commence
The same tendency to' mirth amid commer
ho ik
,• li indebted
cial panic and ruin' was viailale in New. send out bills to those ,w ax
they will be promptl y - h eeded I
York, Tuesday, when private failures were ns on subecriptinn or otherwise...and trim
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forgotten in the general crash of banks andWe are.'
moneyed institutions. Well street, says
noel of mono
theiTrilmne, was as full of jollity aa if the . moony, and if we can Succeed
collecting but ii tithe of what we haire iitanl
,
whole street, had been inoculated with
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Nark: Tapleyistn, and the ovial virus had ing on , our books, we Shall bo enabled 1
n o oar ordaring tn trung wii
taken very l kindly. Neo laughed and p roE jea rti k .I:.1. I .1
ter "without Inching." 1. our Merle '
crackled jokes about their deposits in backs .
which - had suspended, and about their stook '
then,liwho kniw Ithernselves indebted
in Banks and railroads which wasn't worth i _ .41 1„, , ;
'l4 ,- '! t.
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7 —...-”,..,,riu - _.Li is t broiled mat ~, ..,,,.. • 1 .
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i n f in i tes i ma l f rag . who receive bi sof their inde teduess, make .
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• ! rinks, the apathy eXistini among Reptib ' lio ' the laat Lo'"-iiirittl" wllfs'vktcs`l fir The 1 8 • 11 9 Lancaste l rlooli majority 'for wilmot.
the in p it zw a d s er oo to , b n lo ih w r i e t at t e o ned
generarsuspen- some little e t o to send us , e mone3O-To-oo ... „ . „
7tlontginery 2:000 for nicker.
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sion of payment were a gigantic practical U n a t h e w h amount, a tart. Beside!, ~ ; ,
• \teens- the. Railroad bond excitement in many - 41 f
o ' haft!l ' ' f [th
th,, , ei Main Line O.NLY THREE horn ne
di +f t.. 0 emp rein( ernnatinn n s Ctrbon l 6oo for Ptcker.
joke, calling for the highoat kind f a 1 I
Philadolphia I Pa.cker, '27,000; Irazielinn't
giving them c Sit on mit bo6ko they shall el the Western counties, and the 'rarely- penole at thellate election- the .e of ;Bit lei
eachinatory response. II was as ifs , aT. have our t thanks , ) k'lil J ' 111 tin eff ect
, of
_the ,financial troubles now F awj enee and Beaver cotmties.--OStar . 13.000; l i onlet, l l 4 ,oo O . „ o ' .1. , '
war - an s o so do i ng ..
-....:- 1 -- 1 -, , 1.,. !Weeping over the country, hove,.ll been .4 This item pf newo. ii ahoot ag ori!i . 1 1 °' 'e Montour too for Parker.
son. should affect to regar d aruputation o .
the neck as an excellent jest, and the hip f I
joint operation as the pleasant paatinie of ! !
will Count y Vo r te. . , !I I made to contribute -their part in this Wa• end. njuthful Pic thSt in relation to tlie ,nun 1 . isoloool COO do. r•
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ebanon 700 majoril for Wiltriot.
In another Intim be forted 'the of-
terloo defeat. Precisely the same result f Iron! If the writer Imola Wipe th 'I. 9
I , 'i ' - 1 - 1 1 1
an hour. From the top of Wall street to
the • bottom i -from Broadway to Water ficial vote of t ' county. It will be seen may be expected so hug as the opposition filni from his eyes he might possibly bio ibl.. Luzerne 1400 !dr, Packer-
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street-the sidewalks 'ere. . crowded.; with tbet!the vote is. iglit, I nd with that
°°mPS strength is cut up into factions. IWe dare to diseover a few mere', that voted for 3 l th. Nortbampton 2100 do.
I Nortbumberla l 11500 do
cast io OCtober east Year: Then the poll , saY it will not always be s e. Aqrsghter sae if the Main Line that have .bnon. : re t .
people, deoirons to kn . Kw the . truth of the
Pn•ry 100 do'
rumors which indtuitriouslY spread them- ..00. nearly ~,og..- oew i L i i k I fhb/ , ! 1, _ , . _ s e ho yikill 30.0 . ,1 0 , 1 _
tae 9 90 M 9 g must ciawn ere ion The base ander- ouned-for motanee Struthers of Warren
!selvis everiwhere by what ageney no one 71 ''''l l . l ; " , 1 d ay 1 g' . -I P 1 ' ' of I' ,1 ' 1 '• ._ _
*Man_ Sinsuridxrna R. 3.1.., .1,..11 wujOrity rot ranter: -
could tell, and all treatinoe_tleof 3600-osNling of about 600. Of this ing of the Democratic partytoogolly Ma- Avsoo o r. nr . - rie;
oone-eirornlses-- - O - - 1 - 200. ifit i ,"---letass -ocift• - ' lour opp o nents k u - i re i stri and
.i ti t the Glace -holding !itOtereet Williston, of Tiodio 13 obe7k 1 : 10 'd 7,l hots
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TN i• - • t H c • rry . "•-•-' 4 - 1 , Jo - er. - I,._A e o
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. 11 3 . L. More Mormon Ontra es!
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_ -.-_e-sidir discovered, delicacy of the ! .
between two partie as - Irvilft of the emmtrY, will sorely open the eyes of of Bradford Itlnu'ele, (Di) orllecks o en !
Failures and suspensions were treated as o at l a
/lesson- possessing a - bitberto unknowObeen , second t open ......1. , ' 1 •
bright 1 has ieen received ! in this 't " - 1
ye ; and es it no doubt would ld hay? e :.- go. a , awaken them to a s° l : l ar• kins I(D) of Luzerue; Pownall. of LoecaO- i • ozoN
ei y (rem W. P. I
alarm that of never palling upon the appe- di *qu ilican majority would have t even- tel ltio others that be nomod ~ 1 • i -
beyond
in hurling from - pOiv'er. w ih n a ° ‘ Pal e o • '.. ---,' .-,44.,_, J____' o• ' i I s s n o r n v , e d i o n n r ,
G or e t n e ti ca f i t h he ur c r le h r , k- f ;i in whom:
eharg the
of late
th 1
;
tite, and never filling the hearer thereof, to e fully to, if not beyond, [the majOrity ru o n f which now g l l oots ittr"d t9iAlle ItioO 1
o ",!! i i T Oo fr oi ew i n o r. „000hi eo .
~-, • ', - 1 , L.! office when" he., I . for Lis own seety, left the
satiety. Next to being "broke floc" per- i o e. - , • I• v'
atye r. inking, tnen onto coesuiera. over its ill-gotten victory- •! Aare 1 Acaiiem
1 ' k I . - ...Til r " " I.
Territory of Utah last spring. Ile isus nn‘!"
;mildly, and in one's own behalf, the Intel- I
the general apathy the existedr in
liniiir
i will be unaccountable indeed. i •
ligenee that some neighbor had gone under, t i no
, ' held 1 1 `Had the — electien occurred two weeks ' ih. " 1z aria . , Raya'the "National I t 11' I' -
i' l P 1111- *;.". !hat the I9th at PlaOr'vill C lie 'i. I ' g . \ 1
and hadn't got a dollar left seemed to be Ili • los, w'! have perhaps , our own better ter, When ihe siOlierviency of te' Republi- Passikl ' thet Preiim il ."a'Y' sxalain . ati°:l t o i ing an account of his ,e e ' sea a p i e fr r o u m l 8 iltVk v e - ' 1
the jolliest fact for contempletion, altho the than any ' other county in thuState r per cans to the bankecoold be known, a demo- admission intd the_Navol Oteidemy .
i -- i ~ , ;, A i COty, he saystbst'while °lig•ice lin c 'mar- ,'
a
preference was decidedly in favor of being 0 ponce e, laboringunder !the conviction ! , critic victory would have beell Certol.7" ti' poli l e, Maryland, and have receive, ap- "anion with a party of e"ruigrant,' he was' 1
financially-knocked to eternal smaah indi
tllis,i ztlioin h the d i saffectionof It i t actingi Midshipmeni •! ,ilted by al gang of 31ormons led on by I
vidually. It was very pleaeanto doubtless , il g
‘l, , epu,..___ _ 1 l. . \
.0., porn men sas in the. a lens. - oD . k p • ' I I ffi - !
be ablet o ' elect a portion - Y .
It o , ;Star. _ •,- 1 , r .
es, a D emo c ratic victory ` douboess s ' .„. lc cult, nod stuan p
to laugh, when a friend's head•wasPouncber:, lleamo tiii . ey would . 1 Navy: ' I -,-.. . ' 1 ' associate ue "
but to receive the blow on one's own pri• of their ticket, worked with a zeal [and ! a ,would have been certain if the two redoubt Fi 13.''S t Wii "I' c -no, without cause, beat bin milt 'll
ey attaceetitne De
f . . . 1 merle nrgonn, i lam • . tr•woet stones awl o' • !
1 o ! , bs. He was hor•lly able to
vote corpus, gave a double zest to the laugh. desperation truly astonishing. Th e !, to de lade contributors ,to the Star coti!l only Clouiles Cr Poster, Jnhn I M'Foilso , l, I ChOe. reach loom in ...,, 3 4. i A
Oser. lJnbn Weidrean. - Jolia F f !l'. The same aftern o c o n 00, T%
a enee of-hi mum s.
lii all the crowds which tbronged the streets thleoetreolig fi ght upe O sh er i ff. , Regi ; te 4 r :I n have had two more, weeks in which to have J . S
! Gle se If Irenry F Piekine, Olinnet 1 7 !5wift uty' SUtOeyor, Moeo
! duriog banking hours and ammo all the , 1 , 3 bl d II
knots of men which gathered 'on n w the cur- Treasurer. But all: would ,not uo. " olr, • • eze • away at the banks. They. were, so
, era cis Smith. John W Her eitielr, Jand. don .4aa..4lliVen, Froin . 'r al i n g h i m. ' Lap el
tiers after the regular banking hours were Aron has the largest -majority of l imy 1 ' of exce,ediogly successful in annihilating one r James P o ll l nbertson. [" !, • • leavin g his Wife and ebilO ome at oigliq _
over and the doors elosed, note long face the count y eandidates. Mr. Irwin has 411 ,candidate for Register and liecorder, -that rOi t Salt Lake I
I lie last ef the above mimed yonn E ge _ CitoOlAfterledroitly eluding „ armed
was to be seen. That a man couldn't pay roo ' •• " .- • • 1 . it is a- pity this extension! of, time was not • I ! o - • , pursue ohe Placervillel r! i
oority; and M .
r Henry within a fraction !' . 1 , Hein e n is the son of 'bur neighbor, .Arcs i_ . reached.• most,
his notes • on.
, , account of bank stoppages ap
f 300 !! • f t o 1 ff ' granted theno, so they could have beaten the
mil onty--a l aing :o attributable I bald It ' lo t{a Fsii f teobt ' !II •
oer on • .o . t o (T . . ; ,C is o e e . ro o d t o e !tbas T)
distressing crindo ion. ' He says ha 1 1 -.1„,
refer, who used too.
peered to be rather a' matter of merriment ° rest of theticket (ld M W .
as the y i r. t son. 1
and congratulation omong those(other than 41, the "t that his epponent canvassed the 1a young noon of prom se, ! and we liop !hot (peril visit the Surveior General's office;
the credi6rs)whe knew of that ha • sir- county t ore thoroughly, pdrha than was
happy more chaps, "SubserviencO of Republicans to Ban s!"
1 .
• be meei Idea au cesi ' - t l i i Pt - - it 'EI b* th a t
•., ay 'meet in the pursoi e_ eer i oriole imß r i g hamY o ung
cumetnnoarather than condolement. Jokes eve do ' before b ' • ' o-o - 1 o b Tbat is decidedly cool, and only aOh rt r k eos,
r Ile y any ton i ate; an y I 1 lei chosen. 1i l ' . , - had sent bine nut to get horses and canines
were far above par, and the pOorest went • ! i• ' ' ! moveafroin downright effrontery. Vhat . ' :'1 ' -, ^-- ` , . The, Indian apayed his life because he _had •
!worth ing vo te rs of both,parties sue° ed- ,
off readilyet the highest ram When a 1 % i ' i I cou ld the Republicans, of themselves, ac - W. A 0 7.1. P.
—AI.TT.T,,,N ..,LAR.... ....sq.-The It pubo en sec coral oceasions given Lim red paint.
bank closed lip, and the crowd had enjoyed ed in leading his tieket. 1 1 _
l• h 'Utile Penn lvania Le islet r ? I"of Stott Co IV' s t-t . the Lon den h Ino lo ted f 'h . 'b
g a4l t ngpar rom him 'be-
e
chit capital joke, no ferther notice was ta- Taking all things into I view, we have e°n/ P 18 1 ey g u c icans .., inne. oa, e elite - fore the Indian soots Man witlitve balls.
keo of the fatt-i-the Directore were not as- do de we 1, and mail rest centent 'Stith our Democrats a mo"orit on l ' t'
Had not the . j y Joint ion held on the. l3tho supported . and . '
The mon-escaped, though much injured r - 1
iassinsted, the Tellerslb ' ' -'' 1 ! ballot? A t D
.the - I t I the l fA bo l'lr •
the Surveyor, to ' '
, were not mobbed, la oos in this !county of Ihe is- re no Democrats among , pres one e ec..ei , shove millet, gtoi e- - not r c er_
! in
wor were the porters and humble sweepers I. I ' I!' - • o Many ! 4 1 first to petition for the creation of bankint fill the;off fRO 1, of p ! office Mr. Wilson was also attacked by the
g man o o ce o con. i r eel s., , I 7 ) . ,
Oat df dust l and ashes knocked over the head trills performed their part nobly; a, ew, . , . . !i
!I . i I institutions , Are they not the fi rs t to avail Mr larke fcwmerlyresided, in tbi's co int, i Itlorenons ; they' roughlyseised him, bear
fe' •
by au un listed multitude. / hinvevera did not do so well, but 'su ff ered , • 1 . . iug bun awe foam his family, they eor
• • I d ' " ' ! ' themselves of their advanteges? Are not and is known to many ot our co rii a' ,
1 Among the crowd on the corners of Na beriselves to be led! astray. When !the. ! . ;• • ' •sa -3 mended bim to conic along and make no
9- . 41 , 1 - 1 I Democratic Le islaturca prompt in gooroing an of integrity arid superior bueiness uI- f' 1
• 1 than
~ -
~.• q uss rno they would damned soon ihOw him
sau•and Wall streets a sporting .c ou p le of fr i oolds in those districts !hall haveiglaticed - g -
i
I ' ' ! w i ll charters? And are not Democratic place- ifica ions. !Becoming pecuniarily inyolv d,- what tbmwere going.to do with, him. to
fast young! man were conspicuous. In 'i l oVer thel table of returns,' ' trust th ey
weey . 1 -o r .. 1 o ; ! •
letter gives the part!dulars of
the course lof conversation ' the fll • '
,e 0 owing !1 1 i I - 1 ' ! 1 hunters execeedingly anxious to assume here he emigrated eonie. five or sik . ,e4ra.o°°•°g°°r l s
Come to the conclusion to play no moreinte - • !, ! o I; • r 4-0, . these occurrences , and he conclude bisay
ensued:
~ I•o ..1 I I I ' ] f control of Baoks? ' Which party has shown age n t," Minnesota, where we i •ire glad ifq-• , . ,, ,
Sporting man NO., I=Get, int; money? t i b hands of our enemies. i , , , 1 1
the most ! ' "subseroioney to Banks"- during lea he is inoton regaining bis former peed; •
.--,_ 1 I I, ' ing that-nil-the Mormohs have lift :Placer;
1 w• 1 , , 1 ll and Car. ' for the
i 1 o t 1 vi e on s-Valley... porp leaf
1 No• 2--Not a dime, except Penneylva- r . . •
„ 11 _ e laegiidatore, at its late session, was the last, twenty years-the Democratic par- niary standing 1 defending their - Zion.
nia. ! called nn to authorise ai NEW LOAN t which has had
, y almost iininterrupted ' 1
No. I-How are you going - to got your
of mil ion to 'pay the current expenses of /
I ill. SEbIAL COURTA 'tSpecial COIL
soPPelr? !! ' control o the Legislatures of near ya 1 t a
th Snit ; and an, act was posed authori- , !, , • i n t o le f b t
, No. 2-Got credit at a beef ehop. ` 4 now in session tis p re or t e tr.)
States in the Union? or the Anti-Demo- 1
ling a new losn'at stn inteteet o f SEVEN
1 Ne. I---I've got fifteen hundred dollars per cer i i6 m r ' ' [4ge '
nee mum.-- Sr. 1 a
cr tic party whic h only at long intervals ca 'Ost in winch Judge 4 new tiny fern
in the Norh River Bank, and I'll give 4-7 7 P ' 11
1 '.: • . I,
IlAh 1 that is an astounditi nieco of new has k a control a- co-.rol of State governmentsoo--- eng ged as counsel. There are buo
yOu a c he ck for it, if you will pay for oys- I . 1 , ! ,g • 0 •
term and porter for two,. indeed. But. -fortunately' for tax-payers, Which party is rev mould . r the creation 6 '
lilt of this character nutho list feo to
• o l il
I , . !• ,- e g, • currency of In iatia,ll. R. Holmes vs Susan Cechion s i
! No. 2-Couldn't do it without collateral; and an ortnuately for the llitar,•it is Abe l ...PSoo,
,- ' ! I --z i
hut I'll bet you the oysters and porter that ' .i. • • • bi -- The • llf ! t linois 'Michigan Wironsin itc with which and Geoe K. Ritter vs. J. M. Cray
purest o xen:m=2one e. in e igen ; I . t 1
at one o'clock to-morrow there won't be a
reader need, hardly be total that no suc '
h a ct the country wits•flooded, and whit produ- Judge Pearson, the accomplished and !
specie paying bank in . the City of New ' 1 1 1 ~. 1 cod such an 'alarming crash two or three ,tar President Judge f the Dauphi n
o
ork. has been passed by the Legislature. Mr.,
1 ,
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b)1 years ag o? Was it - tht Democratic party? vial District, oce pies the piece of
Kaufman.of Lan I
No. I-Can't do that, but make it 12 esster, preserfted a i .
1 I E Or was it the Whig party, which, probably'
Agnew. '
o'clock and I'll do it. - authorieing a Loan, and s peoviding for the ,
!
And so the people took the ante easily. I ' l 1 i
ein Relief N btl . t, * rece i v ed I
otes, u, 1 recetv , n y
could not,, on an average, once in a dozen
II- M i ., 0., of years, ,comm a nd even a corpora's guard
one vote- that of .r. K. Will me /sitar i , 1:, ., . , . f 1
Holloway's Ointment d Pill -P i i ' in the Legislative bodies of either of these
---- I molt an s• - c's - take back the assertion, o will Ii adhere' to .---' # • "Il
sea - of-these remedies every man is his 1 ,, • States ? ' Answer - ua these lotteries, ify ou - '
Own familiPhysician. If his wife lied "' • ! ! , I
,
We Mall tee. 0 .,../ Si
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o_ I please, before you again , prate about-UM C;
children aretroublewith eruptions, aoros, L.-- o .
tnmors, white swellings, sore throat, asthma -; tß oo i So "Subseridenev of Re nblicans to Banks " ' b
1 •11s0,..tionaor's LADY ' 8 , K 1 I /Or /AO. 1 1 4 p . 1
or any other affection of the skin, glands or vomberOis as lustrous and paptivatia as Duna Case; Republican, has been cho.
!,1 • I
muscles, a Perserving use of the Ointment taste, art and industry can make it. The nen member of Congress fou th Ft ZVayoo,
is all thetislnecessary to produce a radical ' b d • publisher '
, I T or t by an enterprising spares (Ind) District, ioy 800 maj o ri t y, to .filll the
cure. If on the , other hind, the internal ! , 1 _ , ba
, ' Wort in his desire I
organs are assailed by disease-whether it no expense and omits no e ffort:
i, vacancy created by the death of! Hon. Small t o i
•be lo cated in the liver the stomach or the to please and benefit his lady-readers. - Brenton: 1 1 1 OO
..7
intestines, lie cen - eradicate it' by adminia- _
tering the, pills to - the su ff erer, under the seos. WILLIAM ~ ~ fort
/INIel jr
guidance of the ,clear direotions. which ac- this county, has b4n electe d ano
companyve
ery box. • • the California Legislature. 1
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33* B' 62 45 61 61.
.8 4r 60 44; 60 68 43 4& 56 41V 6 .-114'1 61 44 60 45' 56 48 - th.; 46 58 43 57 43 .57 , V 5 58 N 43
I ' Z- :Borough.. ... ....,173 120 7 472 172 , i 9 1 . -174 123 1 174 li7B 117 110 172 117.17 118 472 117 160 124 1 164, 127 166'118 139 152 168.117_169117 171 169 120
'Brighton.. -67, 57 66 66 7 ,7 68 48 7 - - 68.:68 56 ;5655 57 6 53 1 70 51 .66 . 54 65 ,54 65', 54, 66 52 67 54-- - ) . 66 1 G 53 GG 54
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• - ChippeWa . )230 - 38' 80' 80 7• /7 80 --.,381 78' i 79 471 37' $O,. 37 A . 36. 1 ,,79 35 79 - 39 78 . 38 75 _. 81 37 79 38
:76 7 46
4, 38
- Darlington .... 04 42 102.102 . 4 I 102 40 9.6 itl i ) 3 , '421 42 101 42. 10 34 94 29' 98 37103' 41 98 39 08 138 97 38 101 101 100 1041 .38
Economy,... 6O 128 60 _6O 0 130 60 1214 58 • 120'129 , 78,105 '5
120 50 131 60 122 57 123 53
..110 58,121 57124 ,69 66 60 , 43 119
Fallsion -. 43 44 42 42 ;47 _ BL - 43 371 42 148 86 36 44 '3B 4 ,37 1 4338424142354133403741 36 I 41 4 41 41 35
Freedom 80r... .37 32 37 8 181. - - 81 37 8t 39 189
_3l 31 35 _32 42 130 ;, '37 '32 38 31 39 31 88 31 33 84 , ,35 32 ", 36 3 -, 36. 36 31
Do. Dist... 737 7 '37 87 737 - 7 - 1 73737 _ •7 .27 1 27 , , 835 727 6 1 87.--L,7 37 636•735!,7, -' 7 . 7 37
F ra nklin 47 43 45 51, 44 44 45 44 45' 145 44 44340 4 , ,441' 45 44 46 43 48 41 it 6 4°l 46 44 - 45 4 . 5 1: 46 , 4 46 . 46 43
Frankfort 83 34 84 84'183 83 84 83 82 1 1 83 33 31882 8 821 . 35' 31 83 33 84 33 -34 82 83 53 .84 -1 33 183 ,83 83 * 83 29
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.New B ewickly.. 56 105 53 107 107 54 /04 52 i 53 106 15 68 ,194 5 1041. 28 131 57 106 '4O 121 53 107 53 105' 53 108 '. 6_5 55 54 51 102
. G ree ne ' 164' 67 1 160" 65 65' 159 62 152 152 79 8 153 '73 151 791157 .66 163 '63 159 64 1,69 61 157 .63 168 64 15 . 154 In 6 15p ,6 3
Il opetrell 88 43 ' 2 82 , 89 39 83 37 88 !,83 40 i0595980'4181428341 78 40 73 4f 77 40 . 85 1 37 -:-77 717 77 4° 77. 35,
Independence... 3a--' 39 36 36 .36 3 6 33 3 84 ; . -34 37 ' 7 85. 20 37- 35; 33 41 35 '3B 83' 87 31 33 32 - 31 41 '129 '32 32 32 32 3O
• Industry-I.—. 64 41 64 64 p 3963 3 64 164 41 41 55-..42 59 - 41 63 41 65 24 -6-1 1 40 01 41 60. 40 62. 1 41' , "63 : 63 63 631 42 1
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- Marion 12, 4 12 12 5 46 11 4 12 012 45 -46 li. 46 11
_451 11 45 9 45 ' 7 60 11 45 11 43 11 ,45 • 11 -11 11 1 1 ' 44'
Noon 61 ' -61 61 9 69; 60 5 '6O i6O 60 00 50, 57 59 ,59 55 66 6O '53 '4'59 59 58 59 58 59 59 58 58( 5,8 57 58 59
McGuire 58 58 68 641 57 5 66 , '56 54 - 64 561 , 51 ,695158 54 .5z 53 :, k- 56 64 '5B 5 9 '5B - 52 59,052' -52_1'1_ 51.' 5'2
New Brighton.. 175:- 89 179 479 87 67 180 a 171 • 173 92 1 91, 181 .86 177. 84- 166 98 191 81 473 90 178 - 8.. 171 85 163 93 181 4p 181 186 / -85
North Sewickly 5 ~106 57 57 104 1,64 56 104 54 1 54 104 1 4 57 105 51 - 109 53 107 57 104 ~, 38;119153 1001 , 56 104 - 55 105 1 43 54 54 53 1141
4 . 31 93 93, V. 21 94 30.-„93 93 42 2 87 33 8T 821 92 32 90 ; 30 1 92 30-, 87 31 90 34 9+ 31 94 . 9 1 4 C 94 9 . 2
• Ohio ......
Patterson ' 12 16 13 13 16 16 1-8 17 - 13 13 17 7 13 17 16, 'l4 13 17 14 'l6 ;12.; 17 'l3 .-17 ' I2' 16 13 16 113 43- 13 •1' 17
11 ' Phillipsburg... 18 89 ll 12 36 $6 11 87 . 1 .. a:,-12 34 4 18 34 14 35 ,11 38 12 ..34 ,121 34 112 3 1 4 ,13 30 . 13- 30 ;121 12 12 10 31-
l'ulaski ..._.,. ....= 25 85 26 26 36 SO 25 35 2'5, 25 37 7 - 28 34 2•5 36 22 39 26 34 '2..24 34 27 3's' 24 35 .24 35 1 25, , 25 9 5: 9 5: 37
Rochestorßor.. lo6 - 51 103 103 . 5
_1 51 101 52. 102 102 -55 '5 111 47 107' 49 '95 5 8 98 57 101 52 102 52 .97 54 98 53 103 13 103 101' 50
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Do. - Dist. 12 33 13 13 I. - 33 13. 30 .11 i Al. 33 . "'32 17 .29 13 134 9 37 .14 "32 13 31 13 •31 la 32 12 31 ,' 13 3 13 13 30
Raccoon •-• 84 55 84 84 i 1 .64 1 54 84 52 82 1 82 54 54 72 59 83 54 82 54 81 54 80 55 181 -54 79. 54 81 53,E 71. ^7l 71 71 54
South Beaver.. 120 36 117 117 35 35'119 33 114 114 3.6 25 418 35 116 35 113 . 33 116 37 108 •32 110 30 115 30 114 33 117 117117 117 .29
1999 1557 1978 19791 1522 152 1976 1506 1941 1945 1b47 1544 1931 1520 1976'1515 1885 1596 1969 15213 1890 1567 1 . 1.±3 151 1 3 1881 1539 , 1911 1506 1934 19 ? I }o 19'" 190 ., 14J0
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liatelburati the American candidatt for Governer, had 21! agtegr
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The Vote in'tbetate. - I 1 , lhe Horse Exhibition
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We have gathered- tog ether in auoilief Tile first -- liptaie Exhibition for 1c1i:
column as matif returns from different parts ;CouUtY eoratriences on ; Tuesday nest,
of the 'State as xc liave beim able to hiy j eloses on the following Mural:4%,
hold of. What Mr. Packer's precise ma' Manaders have i.
furnished a Liberal; Pret
"1" - ...‘
jority
it will be can not yet be ascertained ; urn List, and are now aettvely engaged
but would-be i entirely safe Ito say !hit it , completing every preparation calculated,
will range somewhere between Ten Then- make the Fat useful and entertaining.
sand.abd Thirty Thousand.. 'Present indi- Many itrangeii from ;different parts of
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cations
would seem to warraßt the opinion State, and fri adjeining• States, are Il i
that the eambiited vote of Mr. ,Wibuot and .peeted fo be in aetendance with their st
Hazlebvirst will ,Very neirly equal, if Should the weather rove favorable
it does not overbalance Mr,lPacker's vote. occasior will %mist likely 11 out tbe to
It. Would perhaps be as useless to bewail the brilliant erraid - rlorses, h e
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result; as it -would be unnecessary to re -;- coeeourse of people' ever before is nek
hearse' the causes that have conspired to inteaver county.
bring it. tibout. All can readily guess that 1--.
therAiiisions in tbe Anti-Administration It is believ l. ;(l that of the merehrj
erly of FALL tip; SNotir.--rbero was a slight fill p•
mbes of of snow in thig place 'on Monday night— m
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the first of the mason. ke
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The A
ssembly Vote, ;-
Beaver. Lazar
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.Meettig of Bankeis: .
Oct. 17.4 At Meet
!kers held this ntorning, it was rei
leceive at par, ihe notes pf all
cans banks, and!A batiks that are
e In Now York Boston, Yhilad
S isburg]and Ba ltimore. T his ea
ch improved feeling in the‘nione
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Dcniocretic sst i
ra L. - I.ton er V•ce t
Bettcsolool,47
Bunks 800,46.. i
Cninbrinil2oo
cicnton`4oo
Coinmhis-12001do. „
Dehiwtre 100 MajOrity for Wilmot.
Thitiphin i c omillltnjority,for Packer.
Erie 1200 Wilniot •
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Lot:reline 1000 do. • •
•Nlere n er 2to 300 dd. • -
IntEtinnllooo
Westmoreland' l l3oo tnij , for packer.,
Ftiette.3oo do.
)1 nshington gjnall Wilmot mft;ority. --- _„--
Cumberinnd- 400 ins.j. for Packer.
`Lyeomitiglooo dO.I
Lehigh 300,dd. • I .
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CINFTNATI. Oct. 4-bo Columbus
Joyrn,V estimates Chase_ as bemkqs . ahead,
0 ! with riaulding and 111 - eigs to hear from
-Pauldng' has given. Chase 169 and Ideigs
200 majority. The official votes JOY
cbange the majorities in the - aggregate, in
favor. or - , ChaSe whit is trObably elected.
t 1
'u - , [SECOND D'E.pATCll.]i- The
returns from all - the counties aro in.
ge Each party,,elaims four hundred majority'
for= . -thetr ,candidate. The official returfia
only will deide.
[TIIIUD DIMPATCH
ce. Ohio is still undecided ; the Republican
figureS give Chase 1024 majority, while the'
Democrats give, him 300. -
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rule is a saf', l
1 . - 1 • the sellor,. p i
tng. of is .thill',to '•
'oh 's& City, 'owes,..- . .1
s"N e* 'Clothing for ll
bank:. to he 'ot . a 8
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i s pilia, at loaf ates
‘ses a ,beini:plish. I .
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1119 ,119.116
56 54
3,8.38. 38
38.'37' 31 ' fr •
119 118'118
35 36 - 35 --
31 31 01
IT 37 37 1.
43 42 •41 '
• 29, 29 27 4. 14
102 103 105..
64 ...W.' et ,
35 35 30,1 c,
30 ,'3O 30
41 40,..; 42
,44 44 .;
43 ,
A 5969 57
52- 52, 53 •
84 -84 85' •
105 105 106
26. '25 24
17..16 16t
31. 31 31"
'36 04 36•
50 '
47 ' 49
30 30 30
54 52,,:_53
29 '29 99
yANIA- CTION.
nl'ilmok,l2 - to . 1300 mnjo'rity. -
ernb . lyman and County Coln%
ker majority
or Packer
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aash—But Orecift.— This
arid profiiiible one. Safe To
no profitable - to the buyer. rte
'which 'Carnaghan, Allegheny
ueh of his prosperity. His
;gen &13oy's which Itinain
periworder, heavier been said
for its quality, but his terms
!sakes' his busineila largd one,
neentents in his prices , favors
Try his goods prices.l,
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