1
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- THE BLESSINGS OP GOVEIlkilEjrT, LIKE THE DEWS DF HEAYE2T. SHOTHiDBE DISTBIBuiil) CUXE UPOU THE BIQa A3STD !THE LOW,TjiB EICH AND THE POOEi J 1 i I J 1 UllD 011:11
pW, SERIES, i
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. I'H j 151-1! r- sri i;- - ' -i m , m jn.u m- si ill.. - h v
Av; M1V,V",5 - ' 4 tV JV IVi JJ1 Ik
. Iff. M . c , ' - ' -.TS ,' .:: S .i.rtii'J s
n
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II
rVe 'J'-vfrf tteriuif&iUJi fur house,
4-j-'i wiiv'e surpassing 'in vtility tc-X ;
V, 1 J5f i y' J'K' miieiUtge.
t.n'f.'ti Sivi(Jy tor Asiilicatlon. '
i v : hi'' OH T. I'KJCl.OTl! LKAl'IIEi:,
1: UK, POi;CKt;AIN cniNAMAIt
ULE, ;OR GLASS;' i"7 J J ;
tjyit nuln i: ftu'rnVVIcj'. Artiolos, Toys etc.,
Vs. 'ft hs n-u;;r:'jr, not only poscssiug gieaUT
' "Vrthri f!f,?lttTrcfr jtT-y of 2rO.1W0
. . , . .1 . 1 r iitiitiv' ill Tii
V. MUI
f r 4 'lftain KvhicK tVis rnAirtif.irtitrfr hr.s foMtnl
-Id.a.n.aa.'..." rMield V. iioV-aTe-' p.nd llctml, by
No. .:i.etui!t.?Jre;t.v Philadelphia..
0n Liberal iaJneen-ieifts Affvred to" persons' de
! - ni.uf .-ellirg" t TrtfiiJ- f Js. .-.
-H-iJ' S-p. 2T ISoT 45 Jy. '
a -
-ST A I T'.R n.iKLGK.
"dlE'ip- TtXlCjll-S A'Nt) JEWEU1Y
. iww .----- ' - - V. .
w . t . ti!.;j..,ir,.;n .,f..l n,l rl : . -Jn .
A 1 care vases, ! s.-- .:
-jflwlel Lertn.ls Caret,; 9
23,00
.24,00
.00
,00
.00
7Md jirelet. 3,00
-i;i7v iur.ro.-- 1 1 T;; 1,00
fiWit T Spoohn. tj v;;ui -.-.'l 5,00
ail j'n with Pencil and Silrer hoi- . ..- ;
1 drr, ",. . ' 1.00
I1r.r KttitrW S7J' K t $80; Watch
Wv.i lij ctn.. Put.ti t rts. Ixtm-t
t,,t'nr artii'Ur in prortio. All g-vids wr-Jr-t-d
t-J w)V thry m re t 1 f. r. HJr'On !-and
'..r,.Vjr..bl,!i:TSjiSfr lrcr.SHud I.pires btill
- tK.Vf?"t5a the "ateiT pri-". "
? v,,,: vtjTAUVlER S: IIAP.LKT.
ript. SO, IP'T 4T--!y.
- tr' TUK SEUKT 1 Nil UM ill OF
I T n A . I JIATKIYY.
'Jw !KJj!U!rl 6V.i,'j, 5' TLws-tvJ.
i" 1 "'' V.!.H I S (JX THE 2:a
"ft7;eytty tn-afiiit-.tt', v. -tin Hit r.ntl'; it,e,' t
. fe2a3r Sptrrnatotrl ca or Ia-al Weakness,
N'ttr.riial Kn.i.;oi,f, (itniiAl a'.d Nervous i.ic-
l.htr, Prejn.if.re. JJcca 'f h Sy-Um, Imj-o-n-y,
an i lr..;olin,vats to Marri g-J raily,
.y ' " 1- DK LANfclY, M. 1).
T'jimpnTiant fuet V.vA the mauy a!arn...ig
jyMM .i'xnt"1. niipiuating in the imprudence and
...?rt idM-f vor.t'.i may ?o cosily removal WITtl
' M F.niCf X K, Ts m'tl.i' ru.tll tract, clearly
.VMaw'imrariMlf a'd ll' Witirely new and highly
.vucceKful ti .'.lniit,. as-ailopttd; ly the Author,
fuiiv ':p'.!5ie h niy nirans f which every one is
nxUc-i trrejllliSKl.K. it-i footly and t the
if 4t piwrij" .'. "then-by. -avoitlirg aH tbe ad-
x rrtihfd T.rPi.'is .f the day.
T-t .iivunr adfri'5 gratis and pot free r in a
. 'a!ifV ':. Vflc-.p,-l r-ty.-Kubg twi pot t;u;c t-tamps
I-1:. 1K I. A.'. . 17 LisptnarJ at.,itw York,
- 'pt-''lSCT-i-lr: "'' ' "
m. ' -,- - - ,-'-"-.-;--' .? : : '
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, . . . iiOW J IIU, .AKOCUTIOX. im
. , p .H I L A I), t I IMI 1 1 . -..
jjHrciKTAxr ANXOUXGEMLX? '
m1 jier.ui ni;etod wiuh Fcxnal I)icaes,
4 t.uch iu J?pvnnatorrho?a, Seminal Weakness,
'i . , iclenc?, G;4i'ji t. '.era. G lect, Syphilis, .the Vice
' t'uMiiMn or bvTi A btlia. Air.. v."C. .
- "Tbe IIOWAKD ASSOCIATION, in view of
-:eawfnl destruction if hr.man ijfe, ftuisevl . hy
,iv;-es, iwi the Jeoeptiuus .praetLsud up-
tW unf jitu'iate victlins',f such diseases by
-'Quack'. have directed their - CortMtd ting Surgeon,
,-.a a CUARlTAldX ACT worthy, of their came,
to give MhJJiL'AL, ADVICE Gil ATI S, to all
'persons thus aWictwl, who apply by letter,' with
description if iheir condition, (age, occupation
lbi. ui life. Arc.) aud in civ-cs-of extreme pov
'"riyand 'mffuri'ue, to' 'VUKNItill MEDICINES
kHf.r OF'Cti augbT'4 v, UJ ;' ; i
frhtt-llowanl Association Ua lrenevolent ' Insti
tution, established by spcc'.al ei.dowmcnt,'fjr the
relief of th"- sick and distressed, afflicted with
;:Viru!cjiaiCl l'p! 3-nnic Discai.? -It has now
" :isfimhn of i:suHT vT-1 Xiio'Directors,have vo-
fid to exend i advertising the abovo notice. It
U rVdfisa to'ruiflfchat tlxe Association commands
"ho, highest iied:i skiilof the ago, and, will fur
'iRhlli irV-st fipproved toodeii-n treatment.' " ;
.-; Just PaUisfu'd,'-1i t;e Ass.)c:ati4i, a Report
ui iiperiuatorrhcea.; or Seminal Wcikiicss, . the
ji-ieeof Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and
: Other Di-raseof the'Hextnl Orgnni, by the Con-
uUin 6urg on', which wtll.be sent by -mail, (in
ft calttd envelope.) JFIIEE 01 CUARG E, vu the
receipt of WQ 'STAMPS f.r postage. , ' ' ' j
Ad'lrew Dr. GKO. R. CABHOUH, ansn!tin? 1
Burgcou, Howard Association ,o..bunth NINTH
Btrcet, Philadelphia. Pa. liy ordr of the Direc
' Ur. ' EZRA DrilEAUTWELL;
PGEO.FAIRCniLD.'Sec'y. 1 Prcs't.
i ,Sepu;;o, I867.r47 ly. c ! ;.v ' -
i.;,'Ua cds -.--BnV IPtor'R Office, !
Summit, Oct. 6; 13574 Jt
THE CapUinn or Commanders - of Companies
within the 3d Brig., lG Divia. P M. will re
. trtmirediafely.tp this office, a list of the Uni
formed Members, and also n list of those. who
liave become exempt from" Military duty, nod
thjQ a list of all the Anns and other Public prop-
, erty of the State 0 which may b in possession of
.wid. Company. " " r' , ' ' " . " !
' : Se Sappleuicnt: Sec. 4. to Act," paad April
t XI, 1849. . s.j j,.-JOHN HUMPHREYS. 1
. .Innpec. 8J Brig, llth Wvi, P. M.
.Oc4,rlSJ7.-8t. : : ' ' " -:i "''
":tf.r ?i'Tu fir"""?: c! r ' i!:iifatLi 't''ir T;"cral tq
N'.'rth St'.tt .Street. V rmr -f OisL
QuaYrjtthlUdeii.rm. - -
'O.d U-orerV atc!c5, full ' JewelieJ; fc
SiWcr Ijevtr. fall icwvlled, ; , -..... ... .
' Filfi: L'tvinr jewels, .. ,
rSunrior Quanicrt, ,
MJoW Spcctae!'.,j:f ' " - 7
Citj: Adycrttscmcets, j
- Gift s ! Gifts ! ! Gifts ! ! ! -
-- A Prize lo K ve r y PurcJissser,
j:; At tlie Quaker City Publishing House of ;-i ;
duane kulisox, riiiLAin:LriirA;; :
BY buying a book fir vli ur more, rcii ave at
one.' prwenti'tl with, a, prizo. worth frpui 25
ct-iita to $100, toi:.s;t;:n; of Fine Gobi Jewelry,
Watches,' tVrc' ' All oi iKts by niaf will be prom p-.
tly filled, anl tbe prize or yirtbs 'will r.ccornp.iny
the book.s.': Onr list coritains all of the most pop
tikt -books f the tlay, and will be sobl at the
iLs:il retail prices, niAiiy of them for less. lcr
toiis v.i.-hiiig auv particular book enu .cnler at
once, -and it will fce forwards! , with a gift. ; A
cataiojjiw givit; full ' iid'i Tinution, with a list of
b-joks and gifts,, will be seuV Ipaid, , hy ad-j
Hi"
i-iNo S:l SoitlhThirdNi;, Philadelphia,
i i : .CCf-AgeuLs Wttiitedy.i i ::
Sep q. l?i7. ;3m.
J
2r. IJupoiico'M & o 1 1 c 11 Pills for
fFAUJDLE IN liEiK
or i:re'u!aritu-3 of ; th
TFALT.tDLE IN liEiiOYIXG STOrPAGES
are nrtl.iiig i.ew, bid have Lecn used by the dc
tors f rniany years;' U'th in France and America i
uitJj rip:iia! !od sr,e.cets hi ever3' case, nnd he is
ttigel by many thousand hulifs who have I used
tllmj fa make the lllsptihlic.for the alleviation
ef tk'tiSi ulii r'uig ireni any irregu'tirities whalev
vrqs wuil as to preve-nt au increase of family by
thVfj whote healih will not permit it. Fiinaks
pecnlisr'y sitiiated.or thote coiisideringthcnjKt.-l.ves
sV arecuutripe(Vr.g:dnt:t iwdng. these pills' wLil
in that condition, a the proprietor assumes no
rcsponidbility after the above, -admonition, altho?
their - mi'duets .-would revent any .mischief to
htalih j otherwij these pills are recommended.
Full ami i xplicit ditxxtl- ns accompany each box.
Price Jtr- "" . "- '
OOI.I WHOLESALE AND REl'AIT, . CY
UOP.ERT DAVIS, General Agent f.-r Ebtns
bur and vicinity.' He will supply dealers at
Proprietor's orices Mid send the Pills to Ladies
(confidentially) by return mail, on receipt .f $1,
scut him llroiigh tl.eEbeUs.burg Post Ofiice."
, E.tth lox has my fciguature for partico
lars gi-t circular f Ariit. -"
i, ;. .'..,. , . J- DUPONCO, New York. .''
J . Proad way Post Ofiice.
-: El!i:sbnrg. Aug. 5, 1357. Cm,
" '-: ' !' p. r 0 H I' s
B 6 p T , S H O E.
. ; ; , ; - AND
RVOBCR WARI310l'SC!.
So. 133, formerly 5, Kortli Third Slrt
(Of fOMte Cherry Street,)
Philadelphia.
C 1. M'CLEES.
rhiladelphia, Jan 24,1S37 Cm. -
BEN.
v
TII0BIP20JM,
P. !. PATTOW c6 CO.
h'jlfs;:lc IKulcrs iji cud 7f".ir:factors vf
HATS, CAPS, FIRS,
Hatters Elalerials, Slraw Goods,
Artificial Flowers' Buffalo Robes, &c
X. 118 MAIIICKT STHKET,
Ddov, Fuurth, South SiJi, I'HILADEU'IIIA.
CASH PAID. IV II WOOL AND SUIITING
FU11S.
PRICE L PATTON. A. OITENHELMER.
Dec. 17, 185U. 8.
Wood Slouldin Hill,
"Willow Street a1ove 1'welltli, JfortU Side
'," Motildi rigs suitable fr Carpenters, Builders,
Cabinet and Frame Makers, always on
-; -' hand. 1 '
ANY- PATTERN WORKED FROM A DRAW-
I NO. . . . - - - :
: 'Agents wanted in the various Towns iti his por
tion of the State, to whom - oppoi tiruitics will be
offered fo: largia prolitsio themselves.
, ' . , ' SILAS E. AVEIR, i
7 Aprils, 1S57- ' ' - :
rmitp bkyxkb; '-' ' -' -bobt. Axdersok.
'SI,YMI1& illElSSI.!
: ' WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' ' ' ." 1
.-: r : FO RE J GN FRUITS. .
..-'h . . i: KUTS. SPICES. ' - '
IJOKFECTIONARYv' i
,. sua -a .11 v . - :
" fire works; &c.
, - CO- Oranges and Lemons received weekly. - .
. ; , . -., , 5 5o. 3a "Wtsra pdoot. .
0C? Opporite the St. Charles Hotel. , .
Pittsburgh. Pa. March 4, 1867. ti. : I
Orphans' Court Sale. -
rV VIRTUE of an order of the Orphan's Court
D of Cambria county, the subscriber will expose
to public saZe or outerv, on the premises, on 1
SAT U AD AY, the 2lth"day of. October inst., all
tlie light, title and interest (being one undivided
half) which WiLliam Gillan. deceased, in his life
time hadj of, in and to the following described
real estate, to wit :' . -:'. ' ' ' -
A'l that certain tract or piece of land,' situate
in Washington' township, Cambria county, ad
joining lands granted or to be grantwl to Mat
thew M'Hngh, lands now or Jate of , John Biter,
etc., containing' niuety-threa acre4, one hundred
and three, perches and being part of a 'larger
tract warranted in the name tf "William' Gal
braith, with the appurtenanccsl" . . ' r
TERMS : One third the purchase money b
coufirmatfGn "of "thelaIeJ"one third in one year
thereafter, with interest; and the remaining third
at and immediately after the death of tho widow
of the jfciid; decetlent, 5 the interest thereof to be
paid annually and punctually to her during her
lifetime. -To he Secured by tho Bonds and Mort
gage of the pnrchaser. it..l 1 -. ;;3 1
,r HARRISON, KINKEAD. , i
' Administrator cum 'testamento annexo'of
"s ' ' Wmr Gillan. dee'd. '
Oct. 7, 1857. fc .
BLANK Summons, Subpcena's, Executions
Tavrn Petitions, Bonds, Ac. For sale a
bia fnM; -;;"'V" '''' ' '''
r-fMl
a
CP
"Ls published every ; Welnesl:iy Jtorning 'at
Oitc Dollar nud; Fifty Cents per
ssnaium" payable In advance; ' I
0KE DOLLARAND SEVENTY-FIVE CTS.
.': If not paid within six months;, and1" ': ? i
;TW0 DOLLARS' 7 .;.: '
If not paid xmtil the termination of the year.:
No subscription will be taken for a shorter
pfriod than six months, and no subscriber will be
at liberty to discontitmc his paper until, all ar
rearages are paid, cxcipt at the option T of the
Alitor. -; . . ' (2 1 -oi i
Any person subscribing for mx montba will be
in advance.
Advertising Rates. . .1 :
. ; ' One instrfn. 'Jco do. Three do.
1 square, Tl2 lines!
I 60
. 1 1 00
,' 1 0
S months.
: 1 so
; 2 f,o
; 4 00
G 00
; 10 00
" ' 15 00
$ 75 - $1 00
Z squares,
'JA lines
1 00
2 CO
. 3 00
12 d.
15 CO
0 M)
12 CO
14 00
20 00
35: 00
3 -sgnares, fsD lines'
2 CO
G dO. ;
43 00
4 00
7 CO
9 00
12 00
22 00
8 Vines or Jess
1 square, ;
2 squares,
f 12 lines!
24 lines
oG liucsl
3 squares,
Half a column,
One column.
&3- Alb advertisements must bo marked, with
,he numler of insertions . desired, or they will be
continued until forbid, aiid charged. accordingly.'
Cljoicc Jpoctrji;
CLCE TO CLARA.
A - Saratoga Letter.
" - - - BT JOnjI'O. 6AXE. 5
Df.ab Clara : I wish you were here ". :
The prettiest spot 'upon earth! , ,
AVith everything charming, my dear
i Beaux, badinage, music and mirth ! ''
Such rows of magnificent trees
Overhanging such beautiful walks," '. ,
. Where lovers may stroll, if they please, ?
And indulge in the sweetest of talks. t't
We go every morning, like geese, "7 .
' To drink at the favorite spring :
. Six tumblers of water apiece
Is simply the regular thing j .
For such ts its wonderful virtue, '
Though rather unpleasant at first, 0'
No quantity ever can hurt you. K r . . ,
Unless you should happen to burst !
And thet what a gossiping sight ! : . ' '
.- What talk about William and Harry ;
How Julia was speuding the night.
And why Miss Morton should marry !
Dear Clara, I've happened to eee
Full many a tea-table slaughter, T
But, really, scandal ' -with tea, ;-; . . .
Is nothing to scandal with water ! .. '
Aprcyios of the spring have you heard
The quiz of a gentleman here -On
a pompoo3 M. C, who averred ' ' " '
Tliat the name was remarkably queer !
' . The Spring to keep from failing.
AVith wootl is encon?iassed about,
'Aud derives from its permanent railing z
The title of "Congress," no doubt !
'Tis pleasant to guess at the reason t.
" 1 The genuine motive which brings -5 :
- Such ail sorts of folks in the season,
To stop a few days at the springs.
Some come to dispose of the waters, '
: (The sensible bld-fAsliioned elves,) .":
Some come to dispose of their daughters,
And some to dir-posc of themselves !
- - " f 'I
Some come to exhibit their faces ;
..To new and admiring beholders ;
Some come to exhibit thci- graees,
And some to exlubit their shoulders :
Some come to make people stare j :
; At the elegant dresses they've got ;
Seme to show what a lady may wear, " : .
-And, perhaps, what a lady should not !
- .?---v
Some come to squander their treasure,
And some their funds to improve,
And some for mere love of pleasure -'
And some for the pleasure of love ;
And some to escape from the old, ... -
'And some to stowhat is new : r ; . -,
But most it is plain to be told .
Come here because other folks do !
And that) I suppose, is the reason, , -Why
I am enjoying, to-day, .
What's called "tho height of the season,"
In'jather the loftiest way, ! '!
Goddjye for now I must itop V."
To Charley's command I resign P
-. I'm his for thejegular "hop," . n ' -Bat
ever most tenderly thine.' -j ' !;
xtmauaxitom.
' 8- TheSunday Atlas tells a story of a
one-legged -; Know .Nothing t orator , named
Jouch, who waa pretty successful, in banter
inir an Irishman, when the-latter- asked him
how the devil ho came to lose his leg.", ,:
. . .
Wp1V" Raid Jones 'on examininir mv
Sx:'a inM 'a-, 'Tf
f. -.i-tJt. Ci j ' 1 lj
tnere was some xrisu uiouu m me, auu uecom
ing convinced "that it had all r settled ia my
left leg, Ihad it cut off at once' ; t ? -
Be'Jabcr,, said Pat, 4it ud V? si' good
i.:-.r, it ; i,i ootij :A t. v
-.uiuj-, it i. uu uuiji bv.uu m, jw.utwi y
,7! vWWUClalii Boston. j
; The fiimon Pocsticks" has furnished the
"NTtr Yorlr Pfenvnne an areonnt ' of hia sit
---1,..
to' Boston, ffr-4i Jwhicb thd following extracts
arc 'incde : -i
- ;f Ninotv-iine'.eitra--; sized angle' worms loco-
moling at Ligb prcssure'peed about & garden
walk of a fihotrcry afternoon, and . being 4Peri
petuallvtSl Back-when -they ' get to the"
, - ' ! a'-w-v 1 , .-
edge, andxompeliC(I to crossch othe, trail
in''!in&um-ablov"i4irectidnst wbulj," if,' the
ram's iiorrssind haa got irorb .. : coxrjexf j.than
a cord of cress cut saws,
. 1
. r
climb nine hills and turn ninety corners be
fore you get wlhiu hailing distance J of Jones
airaiu
The streets look as if they had Lecn made
somewhere else and dumped hero in a huge
tangle, and nobody had ever taken the trouble
to straighten thjm out again It looks as if
somebody had been building a lot cf cities by
contract and the job hadn't come .out. even,
and he had thrown his remnants of 'streets
and odd ends of alleys, and 1
bits of lanes and alleys, and
If any,' street in the town! sh
straight mile in any direction, it would go
through a dozen private parlors and forty-five
In fact, Boston ''looks as
a . .
if first-rate material for an excellent city had
. 1 -
been melted and poured through a sieve on a
side hill and left to cool." ' '" ' ' '
: - . Preachers has Eiz. .,.
The Nashville Whig says the
followiDg
conveys a practical lesson ; .
Hawkesville, ivy., oept x, ioi. 4 ;
Messrs Editors: The following amusing
incident occurred in this town a few weeks
since. It will apply to other localities as wed
asthis: -': "- - s
A short time since it became necessary to
adopt measures to procure the services of a
minister for the African church m this place.
Accrdingly a "committee wai appointed to
wait upon 'Brudder Pearce who was gener-
ally acknowledged ; to ' be the most suitable
personage to fill that high and honorable eta-
. ...... - . .e. v:
tion. and solicit mm to accept me naswrauiu
of their church; : They were informed that
ho would undertake the laborious task for the
"' a-'' 'e "frtl.f-fitTi ilf.Ihrs 'tiw
auuuni; uui. maiguiuouu. m mo
B2em, Lis Hock-thought it cxhorbitant, and
peremptorily refused to give It. ' " ; ; i
Two or tlree weeks passed, a.nd being nn-
'
agreed to pay the stipend, and on the ensuing
Sabbath the following took place: ' ,
Brudder Pearce, we's 'eluded to ' gin yon
forty-five dollars to preach to us,' said a be-
nevolent colored individual; whereupon our
clerical friend arose and responded :
know was three weeksago, and preachers has
riz -.fi- -.".'.: . cr .-I ,t ! - i f-' ?
A Hit at. thb Times. The Boston Her
ald has the following :
est. . He . was holding an loterview with
-
neichbor: while on his death-bed, and that
. i J a.i
"... , i
neishbor pretended to sympathize with Grab-
kins.
' Very 1; hard to be oblecged to die, ; Mr.
Grabkins," said he. ' - , .;'-!
"Yes"," replied Crabkins, "hard ! I should
uv ;f:,0 M-A-itn K VTT.7fr.
when money money money -brings three
c ,
or four per cent, a month on State Street !"
And Grabkin's countenance fwore anything
j but a loot of pious resignation as he aiarked
a few figures with his' emriclated fingers on the
threadbare coverlet of his bed. and taen kici
. . ,
ea tue Ducxet. o-r c . .. : -
Not so Bad oi r ; as Ye ' Seem. In the
mflation of, prices i produced bytneaouw
prfirtit in 1 K.w tho nriees of tood ran un
. - - . . . i
an enormous, height, in some eases exceed
, - v l1
ing, the high prices ot taa ? present year
Flour, waa ft 12 per. barrel, , and other articles
ia the same exorbitant, proportion. ' So com
pletely had ladustry been diverted from labor
to speculation, that, wo were actually obliged
- j to import grain from Europe,, a fact nuexam-
Ped in our history, betoro or since... JSow,
i nowc e caae M; au-ereDi. .ountuut
II it r 1 rr A T . l
A. i , , . ,
r-Zl- "! ?r?Z
-a -ia i, .r i :r
- .w,.u wuuu uu tU mu.i, uiguj u ,uB iu
uaie" pncea uia not prevent ;iu, xue gen
S"?:"
1 will enabLi us -i to' par our debts abroad
I -. '.ii..' i -
4 i uiiud vuicr o-our prouycwuiuk"3uiieiu.
ground weie soft and. tbeir every lootstep ' D
plainly visillo draw on the garden walk afore Monsum Uiver Eank, Sanford, Me." " j
pVid,W'toieMlyacrara Sanford liankv" A i il 1 - :,
, -ii.-i-l :u ' , ' "A'-'1 i j i 1;-' - , ilancock IJank. Llisworth, ?Ie ;r
Boston. .; It' v crookeder than nine acres of ?ank of ITallcwelL ITallowoll M
Yoti see vor friend." and " vou call out, I
,;T ' . , ,''' ' ifankofSoath Koyalton South Uoyaltoa , V 1 15
"Jones, wait a minute I and you start to .ace t,. , J '
,.T ....... , i... : Stark Bank; Beumugtoa, v t. . .... . :
Jones, thinking he is just across the etrcct JiCe Bank, Lee. Mass.' ' 7 "'
?Misguided,man I far distant Jones' you Bass' Kiver Bank,
"Rrddpm T can't nreach for that' nrice. I 7?rTpn Conntv Bank. Ilackensack. N. J. 50 I
r 4 . Z Jr rr, xt "r n I i-vuau; originaiiy.
Why yon only axed forty-five. cried half Amencan Lank, Trenton . - 0 Tfce isnotslo as the
. do.Pr, rnW,: ' , I . - ' rhillipSburgBank, Phi hpsburg, N. J izzATli . .. -T
-onore cue, a aia, oreuuercu, uui-um jou . ,
i Mr. Grabkms was a miserly hunk wnouaa rAgricuiturai .kanK, .krowrsviuc, iemi.. I cnain navo been forwarded to Samuel T
accumulated "much wealth by shaving notes. Western iJaok Memphis, Tenn: . ' y yor Esq . collector, for that pert, by
and last week Mr.' Grabkins was called on to of iNasliville INa.bvi He, lenn. '. ; liucnanan President of the United States;
. . . - - . . . . , jxctiange JanK iwunreesDoro , Acnn - - i te presented to that "nobis -veteran of
pay tlie debt- or nature, principal ana lnter-
, :. Thb Mosjy Crisis. .The . monev banic
J etill continues to spread, and the excitement
icnt
far from being allavcd. All the New Y
, . - - t - , ,
fcPe rymis lasc wcck,
others m every direction .atL fcouth. and 1
iWest
We aacs correct listcf discarded Eanks,
copied from, the Philadelphia Bulletin. Our
S0-UV TCdr ' wbo are not nvrsaBt with
the. value of paper currency, will do well to
be 'governed by this list iu taking ;Cr. rejecting
Batik bills'. "' "
lscount
75
75
15
15
o J Weare JhnJUAnipton Falls, N.'IT.
j I Exeter Bank, Exter N H.- " : 5 "
Danby Bank, Dauby, sVt.f '-
, Bcynrly
Monsca Bank, Jlonsocj Mas. 1 '
Western- Bank, Springfield, Mass. '
All Solvent Pf-bode Island Banks y; 10
Farmers'.Bank, Wiekford.. E. I. -W No Sale
Warwick Bank, Warwick, It: I.' ,
llhode Island Central Batik, East.Gfecn-'
which, Jt. 1. . .. .; r - , -. - -, .
Tiverton Bank Tiveron, R. L . ;
3Ioant Vcrnon Eank, ilhode Island. :
Merchants Exchange Bank, Bridgeport,
I : Conn.
Charter Oak Bank, Hartford; C
Mercantile Bank, Hartford Com
0
50
fcat , 1 a'catck Lon.
I InTiir of nrlh AmoriM Sprninrp t.orTl
Wm3LaIa Couatv Bank.' Brooklyn'. Conn
50
ii iu-juaui eiuuu;j uiixv, Vjvuu
Thompson Bank, Thompson. Conn. - '
. Addison Bank, Addison. New York. ;.'
50
60
Agricultural Bank,. Herkimer, New York.' CO
Tsland Citv BanV New York
'10
1 Arapd.nc' "RnnVInfr A ccnf Tftn TC V
10
iowery Eank, New York;,
10
50
50
i x$aiiK ot urieans; .icioa, ; iew xorK,
Central Bank, Brooklyn, New York,
50
80
50
50
Eeci TOcity BaIlk Buffalo. New York. I
1 Oliver Lee & Co.'s Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pratt Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
I Niagara laver lianK. x cnawanaa . x ,
50
50
. r.'tv l?ant Ph.l N Y.'
CO
Western Bank, Locknort, N. Y.
co
J Yates County Bank, Penn Yan, N. Y.
Huguenot Bank. New-PIatz, JN . 1. M
"STiTV xt v fc
iucaina janK, ueuiua xi. a.
r; e TirfV- XWnort V Y. RO
50
Leuordsvilie Bank. Lenordsville, N. Y. :
50
Hank of Lima, Lima, N... Y , .
Hamilton Exchange Bank Green, IN. 1. 00
i , . i v y-
SfQld Saratoga. Schuylersville, N. YO
Farmers Bank,' Hudson, N.J Y,
I - v t m :w-- t r-
1 tlndson ltiver tanK, uuason, i. i.
i?ank of chcmung County, Horschcads,
N. Y.
50
j i?ank of Watcrtown,' Watertown. N. Y.'
50
g; X - Central Bank U tica n . 1.,
50
oO
T , x Brunswick. '
I N. J. ; -
CO
Pennsylvania. Philadel rhiar Pa.
jjank of Commerce, Georgetown, D; C, -15
ijunk of Kanawha, Kanawha Salines, Va
Ohio Life and Trust Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton iJauk, Daytcn,.Ohio. . ... - 1 ' '
Miami Valley JJank, Dayton, Ohio.
Shelbyville Bank Shelby ville,' Tenn
a Lawrenceburg i?ank, Lawrenceburg Tenn.
I ml mf
n:.l. .f rr n''
Bank of Trenton, Trenton, lenn.
Bank of the Capitol Indianapolis, Ind.
Cectral Bank, Indianpolis, Ind
fnTflr nf h. ii I.lmn TIK
'ank of Belle villC Belleville, 111.
Rock River Bank, Belot, Wisconsin
Bank of Nebraska, Omaha City,'N. T.
l onteneue x.anx, enevue, r. 1.
Peninsula Bank, Detroit. Mich.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Detroit,
"Mich. - ' - " '
J
. ElPAKSIOKS A N P COXTRACTIOXS.-The
Banks attcr making money plenty, stimula-
- 1 i . i 1 . .. - fc-
. niinc ana ruinous speculations dv tneir er
pansxons, now Bee at to make money scarce
by tteir ruinGua contractions. The .New
. m
or .Qd ;discoUDts to- the enormous amennt
to I . -iv i . .
f I V A AVW AuuA.d u.a V- iWUWi V UI tttULU lUiiUB
j 1 uurty muiions oi aouars. wiuun - tne past
weeks.' Is it any wonder that we hear of mer
cantile failures, and suspensions among" busi
ness men of all trades and professions? " Can
a lueasurQ of yulue like that ot paper curren
cy,, which alternately: expands .and contracts
like an air balloon, o safely relied upon by a
civilized community If What should we think
of a dry "goods dealer who used a yard stick as
a measure of length, made of India rubber,
. which would expand to m
day and contract to a foot tho next ? Would
any one be duped into dealing
- WQat are 13anks afl a meaBUre of v&lue
- ll Uww.
The samcremarks apply with ' equal force
.by I to- the Banks of this Commonwealth. Many
i ' V:ttv: " Ja U j ' u
i our lariuwrt, mecuauics auu puor.uaj ju-j-
ittle' snipped off Bridgeport City Bank, Bridgeport, Conn. 50 The Deroocraiio gains have been tremeadom
m''1t"ii iuim Colchester Bank, Colchester, Conn." ' and It is thought we have elected our caadi-
Caaeu IOion. 7? , f jr.rtrriT3 pnnvtfr TTj.Hfnrd-fV.rw data for finwr, T....... --.i 'J-:
OUid be cut al i 1 tt. .r, 3 . . tn w f il. t..:i.i-' .... .r,- J
, . - - ;.t r ; JMineral Bank, Cumberlaud.JUd. ' ; - . cuh.mm, uVireu,, mm . is th
crs Lave been "wdencffv for- tnbcfns taok
f'wujr 'iyer9rymvll'ffiath'. nor-
uivua jjriee-B iorjoeir EL'QABSi , "i lift, qnftlOll
has now been olred ,The wLoltt market Iru
feen jq the hands of BpccilUlors.'wUo.- thro
the a.sistancc of-tne Banks
, 1 have iccif abl
t
to control it. .
Since he xecenUispeBW?f the Phila
delphiarrbankaaoma Startling evefojments
hare, been nscdo'.J 'Among other things, it
has. leaked out that the President of t he Penn
sylvania Eank loaned to'Iiis eon thb enormeHS
snm of $600,000; for th purpose of specufa
tnig in the article of : sugars alone' V'1 This 13
but ia portion b the'dcvofopccicnts of ffao
Bank.jWha.t tBe others would ffesentVere,
a thorough examination instituted, it is'-im-
possiblo to tell.T. There 13 bet' Tittle doubt,
however; but the whole brtch laye leen'cn-gage!-l
in tho same kind of biisioesp.
:; TteEletticcs. t.,..
, Califorxia. The majority fcrdorprner
V ELLKit is. about 1 1 . 00U over both' Ins . citm
petors of the-Black' l?rpiiUican and" Know
Nothing stripe. liTfais- is truly a- "pratifyifc-
result and one that our Democratic, frieodjr of
the gol Jen State may juatly b proud cL; u
Jli5fi5sirn. The election- in Mlcc;;
has resulted, as was expected, in Ihe complew
triumph of the Democra tier party 'all oyer the
State. .J--,:: I zi I '.. t - - :-.
Uiuo. Aho election Is running Very cloia
oe correci; irmn be a. great and unerctei
triumph as bar friends had a Black Eepuili-
can majority rof forty -four thonstnu, last year,
to overcome ' '
to overcome
Iowa. The
returns
f 0
far as rrir-or?
wonld seem tor indicate that the? Democracy
have also carried, this .Sute. .- ; . t ; c
. Baltimorb. As; usual Mtlwj Tlug, TJglies
have carried the muneir,al
their candidates m arl the wards but tho
eighth.-'.-Id fcreral of the wards the Demo
crats were driven from the polls and prevented
IMrxxEsoTA -The election In MIt.w,:- t-
also believed to ha've gone for the Democrata.
, IIarrisbubo,! October 13, 8, P JJ.
The rtclief Bill has passed both llotiids
find TlAn Clflrn V wr ll.. f - . .
vv ..6uvu u uicuuTcraw. xt 1 a
I substantially the same as reported in tie Sn-
ate, ana rnicii originally yarsed that body.
j Several sections were added the substance of
which I subjoin :
ccl'n. .-AUtuorizcs tho CoUectorss of
j axes and Tolls. -Arc. and the. nr.nntv Tr
i -'i- . . ... j
urers, to receive lor ctate r urpescs the nctM
rf solvent 'banks,-though not specie paying
; Section 8 Reserves the richt of the Lei-
lature to aifer, revoke, cr annul the charter
of any Bank acceptiug the 3provieiona ot this
tit) I -t l, w .1... ' - .,
Ve ;L?r ihe
Section 10 Prohibits Banks and SavInV.
Institutions from purchasing' the notes of
other incorporated Eanks at leys than par
Section 11. Prohibits the sale of stocks and
bonds, promissory notes and other securities.
tnas nave oeen nypotnecated from being sold
for a period of 'six months, without the con
sent of the debtor being first Lad," -
The time fixed for the resumption a the
second Monday of April," the same as it cas-
friends of
e best that
-101 could be secured under the irinn.t.nA
Bothllouses have adjourned sine di
f . WWCt-
I s IIasdsome Pkeeexts "From PretEext
Bwhasan. The Norfolk Dav Booh :mt
C: iieinvtr UIQ
. caw-
J auies
m.T
vcean. Lant. A .inhnRtrm fixA xj:
I 17 V A If IT ff 1 X (
I barque Ellen T who p-allantl-wnt fv
I - . . .
i teeuc wi passengers 01 me Central Aracr-
ica.;
" This magnificent watch and chain ar M
- to be of the best the world can produce; and,
i o-iuii.g us a presccs irom sucn a- source as
tbo I'resiocnt. of the United States, must
. . mako an indellible impression upon the inind
. of future generations of the .heroic lhavior
" J of Capt. Jchnson on that perilous " recaslon.
it is supposed that its C05t eor.hl nt
been less than S350.
3T The Oswcro rimes 'cftLe 2?th?WT
the following story " J i- - '-
2 Two men, named resprctivclr. "Ward 'and
Ilall, were at work - down . the ; lake shore.
I I- A I 1 ' 1
wuco lJQey a-iscorerca a small Jteg buried in
J Pe fand. : This they dug out, and opening
1 " - 'v KUIIUl t V Bill XXT
lew ". u
and of the dendminatiou cf . seven-frano
of P"es! The coins were of an ancient Fru-i.
I ..j-.rii..- j..i.- ... a
pieces, valued at$1.09 bach. ; The twomn,
with their treasure have left for Philadelphia,
where they intend to exchange! their coin at
jthe. niiqt; Itis , probable that thfi! money
was secreted in the place, where it was disco
eredby some "French officer, during ib old
French war, and afterwards thft'oflai may
have been killed, Ieavipg no trac where the
treasuxo. was concealed..
a 'a.
What it witLCosTurlL estimated
that the expense jb? extra .session, -of the
Legislature, to fujfaiu the injured credit of
the .suspended baaks will -not "fall -short of
one hundred thousand dollars; This the peo
ple will heve to pay by an ic crease of. their
already enormous taxes. Are the , banks a
of
public blessing? r, -i.
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