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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14

AWHIG CONGRESS- rhe following paragraph
is from the Boston Courier ia whg paper'] 1t is Sc,
we're but uue-and pity lis It's true" -
mo reliance can be placed on the integrity of Con-
gress in fact no such attribute belongs 10 it, The fools
who have recently loaned their money to keep the du"
elsts blacklegs, aud demagogues from starving, may
possibly be induced to extend their charity to the Sece
iary of the treasury more, and thus Proiong The
official existence Of the Government; but the people,
the working classes the enterprsing and industrious
people, are sick Of the miserable policy which Pervades
every branch Of the Governments If the members Of
Congress will adjourn and go home, they will BE en-
titled to the thanks of their constituents, and confer
favor on the country of greater value than that they
have wit to conceive and virtue to execute while assem-
bed in Washington"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14

M 40 old man as hc walks looks forward and thinks o.
tls past; young man looks forward g. thinks Of The l
luIe; aehlId locks every where and thinks Of nothing
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
v,uE subscriber offers for sale valuable farm lying on the
graded road leading from Cumberland % WineSDus, ~ =
are cleaed-50 in good bottom and-2O In meadow aug ne
balance we'll tlmbered On the farm good house eari
and never failing springs. One nan aowh' au %
balance In yearly payments substantially secured,
If not aod before tile 2O,h September will put y up a.
public sale, and cut it TO suit purchasers
WILLIAM WADE,
June %, 1912.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF TUSCARA.
WAS COUNTY.

TThe proceedings Of. the Dover Celebration were
received too late for this weeks pal er.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14

Flour,
Flour
Flour
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14

DEMOCRATIC GUlDE.-We have received the
9Th number ofths Journal published at Is Elm street
N. Y, at 81, Year.-Any person wanting a strictly
Democratic Monthly, could not invest dollar better
The following bit of good advice we copy from the
Guides
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL Of THE NALEDONIA.
 The steamship CALEDONIA, Capt. Lott, arri. we'd at Boston on Tuesday morning, bring. ing dates from London and Liverpool to Sat. urday June 18th.
 John Francis, the young man who attemp. ted to shoot the Queen, has been tried and found guilty of high treason. When called on to say why sentence of death should not be passed upon him, he made no reply. The judges placed upon their heads the black caps, and the Chief justice, after brief atE- dress, passed upon the prisoner the sentence, of the law, that "you be taken hence to the, place from whence you came, and that yotp be drawn from thence to the place of execu- tion, and there hanged by the neck until you are dead; that your head then be severed from your body. and your body divided into ty may think fit-and may the Lord God Al. mighty have mercy on your soul :"
 The unhappy wretch was greatly affected and fainted in the arms of the jailor.
 In the House of Commons, on the 10th. in reply to question, Sir Robert Peel said that he should advise tho ratification of the Brit ish treaties with Texas. A few days afier. in reply to questions, he declined in the pres. ent state of international negotiations. to make any statement concerning the North Eastern Boundary question.
 The Queen has issued Proclamation dc. claring that gold coin under the estahlisheA weight shall not be allowed to pass current in any part ot her kingdom. Every sove- reign of less weight than five uuvweiehta two grains and half is prescribed. Prov;. sions have been made for the relief of ner. sons holding light coins.
 Lord Congle;On. formerly Sir Henry Par. nell, committed suicide June 6, bv hsnain0 years old. w
 Dr. Thomas Arnold, head Master of Repis. try and Professor of Modern History m OT. tcrd University. died June n, of diseaae of the heart' aged S2. He was an eminent clas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
WiNSrEn July 1, lS42.

WNSTER July {, lS42
 Mr. Editor-Your issue of June %. contains an ar ticle. signed JUsTrruA, purporng to have been writ. ten by resident Of TWISTED. of which justice re- qures brief notice shculd bs taken. The article in question contains an insinuatiOn. amounting to direct charge in eect against the general character eftAs Pseps f s place. destitute of knowledge. or a. least, wanting G practice. c he dsiies Gnd ceartesss ef ie. Now, sir. with the ssronges, conviction to the truth Of the remark, and dscaim. ing all intention of nslitu.ing nvidious improper comparisons. tt may be affirmed that. with view to she security perpetusy Of the future good fame and reputation O the place referred to- teachers OI morality and good breeding aTs 10 mOFs indispensa. bly, necessary" tsVs than esepAsVs. For intelligence information, mind enterprise. and liberal moral, and civil department. and al the kind offices of lfe in respect to Ihemsolves Co s'EaagsEs and a-the inha bitanss of Winslsd, generally, arc not exceed. Il equaed even by those Oi any place OfiIs siSe tn this oF m any other portion of the Union and while his deep sOieiiude for "seFsspse," and for the dspen. SaOn of jusIlOS" Co our friends of the Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

An exchange paper, speaking of the deci. sion Of the Presbyterian assembly, that . man may not marry his dedeased wife's sis. ter, says sit torOldS "plucking two roses from ono stem"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
An Act in addition to an act relative to the admii
 sion of ElectOrs'

CHAuNcEY F. CLEvELAND.
 An Act in addition to an act relative to the admis
 sion of ElectOrs.' Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened,- That the Selectmen and Town Clerk of the several provided for that purpose, shall meet at tho place of hodlng electors meetings, or at such other place as shall be designated by said towns, or the selscme9 en the last Monday of October, ls44 and on the last Monday of October .qaadriennially thereafter, at o'clock A. M: of said days for the purpose of exam
 .Ds to be admit
 in session for that purpose until o'clock F. M, of said days. if so long time Do necessary, and may town of this State. at their annual town meeting, no- ce to that effect having been inserted in the warn ing therefoF may provide that no person shall be ad first Monday of November. except such shall have attained the age of twentyone years after the las. meeting of the said Town Clerk and Sslectmen; and such vote. being passed by any town, shall be valid may be made on the morning of electors meeting day on the first Monday of April. and first Monday of Nosember, in sl towns where such vote has moi Sec. 2. Be it iurther enacted, That at any of the meetings aforesaid. the said Town Clerk and Select men shall have the power to examine and decide up- on al applications that shall be made to them for the Pryiiege of voting in the town where such meeting is held. by persons previously admitted electors n other towns. and record shall be made and preserv ed of the persons admitted to such privilege. and of the officers to which they entitled to vote.
 Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Town Clerk and 6electmen to cause notice of the time, and place their said meetings. to be given to the inhabitants the town where such meetings are held, by posting such notice On the public sgnpost in said town. o by publishing the same in some public newspaper printed in such town, which notice shall bo given least five days previous to such meeting.
 Sec. {. Tue said Town Clerk and Seleetmen, wheT nat na my aa for the puFnOaea aforean or for tha purpose of hearing and deciding upon challenges oI election days. may at their discretion examine appli 0ala and witnesses under oath; and t any person iI giving his testimony betoFe them, shall Do guilty wilfuI laIso swearing, such person shall upon con vielion tbeFoo suffer the punishment prescribed D. law ior lhe cFnae of peIiuFy and any person, no und0F oath, shall wiliully give falee Rnrncs cr :. tplsD statement, to said SeleesmeA end Town Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

The N. Y. Com. Adv. announces Luther BraGish and J. A. Collier, as the candidates for GoVernOr and Lieut.. Governor of N. Y. Etnte at the next election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

shall be received at the Ward meetings, or general city meeting. and regulating the mode of receiving.
 Sec g. This act shal not take eflec, until the same shall have been accepted and approved in city mee- ting of the city of Hartford, legally warned and hold
 Sec. 6. This may. et any time be altered. amen ded. or repealed. by the General M Assembly; STILLMAN K: WiGHTMAN, Speaker.
 WM. S. HoLABIRp. President Ot the Senate.
 '''''~''N' ~ CHAuNcEy F. CLEVELAND An Act in addition to an Act entitled An Act for the Assessment of Taxes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- senSatives in General Assembly convened, That any and every person. designing to take the benefit ot the fifth section of An Act in addition to and alteration of an act entitled An Act for the Assessment of Tax es, shall make application tor that purpose to the Board of Relief as in said section s specified, on or before the fifteenth day of January, and not after. STILLMAN K. WIsHrMAN. Speaker. Wv. 5. HoIASlED, President os the senate CHAuNcEY F. CLEvELAxD. An Act in alteration of an Act entitled An Act to
 incorporate the Connecticut Medical Society," 1 Be i, enacted by the Senate and House of Rspre. sentatives in General Assembly convened. That the eighth section of an act entitled An Act to ncopo rate the Connecticut Medical Society,". be, aud the --'''' '''' srM1MAN K wIsurxAN. Speaker.
 Wv s HoIAgsD President Of the Senate.
 CmAuScEy F. CLEVELAND. An act in addition to an for regulating Salaries | and Fees"
 Sec. I. Be it enacted by the Senate and House ol | Represen,atves tn General Assembly convened That 60 much of the eleventh section of the act to which this is an addition. as requires that on each lars and hrlyfour cents be paid for the use of the State, he, and tho same is, hereby repealed.
 Sec, 2. Be i, further enacted, That this act shall
 -~' SriLIMGN K. WIGurMAN, Speaker WM. s. HoLABlRD. President Oi the Senate.
 CuAuxcSy F. CrEvxEAND
 The N. Y. Com. Adv. announces Luther BraGish and J. A. Collier, as the candidates for Governor and Lieut.. Governor of N. Y ] Etnte tt the next election.
 An exchange paper, speaking of the deci. |. sion Of the Presbyterian assembly, that . : Uan may not marry his dedeased wile's sis. ter, sayst torOids "plucking two roses from ono stem"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

when 50 met, be sAAn ESeS llse Saia f RFey SllesS to the Treasurer ol tAe Ssste
 SxstlAsAS K, WidlEFtsSs, Speaker. wN s HoaAssNA Pesiaetit @,f'flsc Sehase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

EXCHANGH HOTEL-1hc proprietor of this establish
Y ment at the CONNER cement of year turns his
thanks to his rehds and the public TO their liberal
first opened for their alton IN Jur
and he hopes sill fur her to merit by "akns all those who
al the Exchange comfortable other
hotel the Union He TAX this opportunity Also Of caution
ing the public against the put afoa by nte
made at his hotel by assuring them they what they
always have been. 50 per day.
Attached the hotel large and ball room which
will be let for such reasonable terms any
in the city. F. BOYDEN, Proprietor.
Inc " lam yupHGa uo~v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25
ARTIFICIAL TEETH

4 hTFILIAL IEETH-WTi.ont Clasps Llgaurss SC
hfron single tooth 10 full ard complete tie priz
iles Of ATMOSPHERIC pressure ~ NJ. LEVErT. Otn's
$50 B,osd say, Conner OF Warr,ns
lfrom the New York Comm cFttsi Advertiser.
friend = eur elbow requests NJ 10 notice teeth h,
rad neried ~ Or Leve OF No 3se Broadway ard TO
his entire satisfaction, not only ith regard 10 teeth
elves bit the IN which THIS deice operation
Tsrformed.
DR. LsTe has bso too long before che public The intro
duer o. the Atmosph.rie re Principle TO require
syllable from
Copy of letter from Gen. Duff Green TO VI. Levett
=, Baltimore. Sept ~. 1871.
Mr. LssetI write at the request Of friend or whom
m de SCI OF artificial teeth say THAI they have
sr sat- ctcn and that principle Of atmospheric PREF
sure fdy verified ieei aduty yoH and 10 ph losy
stand need II your professional services nd Nv
to you logr -oc1iept servant, DUFF GREEN
TN NJ. LEyETT, $50 Brosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25
Unatsd States Ports,
PoRTUGUESE FEMALE pII,Ls.

stsTsd s sno ssSI'sd bills from Portugal
,s,rrs IN. las, eoiu,arof fourth page. das ,n',s
TIE CoMFrROLLEn Of the City Of New YoGe IS d.
q JOY neS ,hsi The CITY z orp n'rS
will a. srea 10 r' ~; The @ tber %. :S Of @
pose soeh wal b. issued gr the au,hory of tins State
;s tsse pc synS'
oPene ssaE state Of York on the \, day
e sebtsry newt and will continue uHi the loan
the fast day each tn Succeeding cpt,ons Hi
s' Which, s'GS ass' p &c Is a on
com % TO s srs' the s rs p s the
the red mp Of hee debt perTsrsnt law his beer
al 'I &c Stock lsiy '
Gns SGS S o. more ,no,ron e,ns he
yas,F ALFRED A. SMITH, ,comeroIIer.
THE WONDERS OF THE wOR' B-LARGE GAG
TLE-Nr EDT AFRO TOMB tie celebrated trced,r
e ma rssins and eding sir Oxen ID the ort horar
4risS % Ss Ds ss s s9e one
try trem rnes md great weiet exceeds any OF
b. the Se. s' be De ssH
ded e best that have ever been produced Ia the L. States
M , vel W n -. the S:ssa, :, az, h
tsrcf rse, whie he sold years Ego tos.eempsSy
syh sdnrs,ion Of eEcrv besoidvr hroosb
sen En y S 81 sSi U s p sp woS hs,s Ne ia
LIZA s ~ to New Ore Thseh oseure ac
Mr. Ionkin- s,oek is pronounced every vac sure
otter Le fed by that Enttmas from yea 60 wear G es
tcd statssand the world may well b, chals nge 10 rouce
The writer had the pleasure OF VISITING y, Ton,io e
cut afev ys suce aud vas highly delighted A. we'll as at
see that much s ard "a, eosd hrve 6oen put on s
NAL lind hadh not have bseome sat fed from o
rsuon Mr. IonSin assured NE that was prepared
make SAL Of SAL stock and should do very shoN
Would ns,b.wel far some Of er,erpri.ios NewYork
before they pa chased At fitsdeuha esewhue As
ke Opportunity never and probably oeur again
IN THIS % any other country to become possessed Of sth
the mail sgs road from smden 10 salem. il the
former piece and bout two hours ode from the city Of YA
delrhia Has address CitREsBoRo Gloucester co. Hew
New York Jan AL ss jas 3;
ZOO rMAN.W 'nts situatIon as Indoor Uoa,sa. a.,
we'll and aa5sr.sads hs bans. w Se w sadf,.. M
Smith, Herald cfice. us 81
oO0O NEW SUBSCRIBERS FOR MERRv's MUsY
since The commencement Of The volume Ian isa2 they
have bs,ni with perfect rush d,ar ays,ia ad
the Work at BRADBUNG. soDEV & cos Ia Nssss6
direct New York or 10 School sir.et. Boston ST
IUHN McCABE y co.'s lNFELLTGt. ME- OFFTCF
RsrsRxycFs-Top. VI. Fl. Grinnell. Il. Bfevoot $50 w.
living, Pref 't,nwi h. j,sim
Ihist - ,LL.-ine nsGgsrs Of tue Th,.,, Bep,yo.
eond Bait fr this season VIII iaks At Tammasy Hal,
3ass. -''t' 60 WI STUART. ,s.crs,s-,.
DRUG sroRe FOR sALE-The old tstsbi,shsf Ur0g
store Wv Brosdw ~, one door a'o-e beecssr stre
the hols,se tae nc stcss ' bsSSr s,g"e
sr no,y Or ISrsy EqrSha,ed The sale Of Rings vsr
sss-the ~ bis which will thss pay IN. rent, ~
tas I'll u III XII 3: r-y-i, a., a,o..~.r
Az ioN NOIICT1-s-1s o ,,,-g, " ;. - =.
~ m, maLsis ard other FTitars m. boy. az
''"e'as0' Tii6sLas FELL, s &C. '' rs
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81 A::, h..! sSsss:' ss;::
:is r: lately e.Is:Sy nd afstass 81 D. :. q
:. : sd;;i.! .:s e
ss::is';d :sfss; AZ :eY s sss IS
aSshS s e s;;S
from s%s :s:s% r. : n.
a WIZ p s naI%s even m 10 IL he ps % :pa
o me Of II. It's are daily Eeesvs
will satisfy the mind ofevery candid person Of is esrsor
Ms::. sI Sands certify ,h.. A.,.
s with su S .ss.s ANA
call cp me and will satisfy them that your rsdieine N
residence $50 Nassau street New Yosf June isso sso,.
Mes1s. b .; sanas,Gspem.n, I procured DO. Of
etc.
'- 9f,h' complaint JOSEPH sfH'i ATet.' sF%SE44Ey
and Fs.ns-Hrvs arssS ny
=: Si K,,S
inform you that the remedy has ei,isey ,ured hsr Az
sG ssy ana M . y
above Certificate was sent to our Agent Rouse Pe
Bands Druggist 100 Fulton NJ " also by DAVID
Sands Co. ~ East Broadway AbnR B. Sands Co. 27s
also sold by Druggists generally throughout tie
UneN Staies dis I'm
~ acates have been stolen in Germary, supposed BY
persons on The eve Of emiyang the United States where
All prooaolly they will attempt herotiate the
All persons are cautioned 10 purchase the same
terest and principal when due viz -
Dusseldorf and Elbered Railroad Bonds with coupons to
1914 so Bonds OF 100 dol each No oos 10 IA No
io2 to III; No. 4o7t . 70 4oss Ne sosl 10 $3.50
hussian per cent bonds with Hope Co If Amsterdam
4h loan nine bonds of 500 RULES No. $3.50 to No.
without coupons.
No 30 g three bonds Of 1000 dollars each; No iss
No ISL A. No. 25l b, three bonds of dollars each
Bonds Of Prussan Loan 1880. per cent in Encland
with coupons; bonds of fOo EACH No 1905 I2a I2ie
f474, 1877, 1895, lQ06e, 1884 TO i534s. 49,
Should Of the above bonds be offered for sale persons
whom they be offered the same
and give notice to Oerchs Kruger Broad street who
will give the security and all reasonable
pencts recovery Of the whole any part thereof.
MI
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Al cH STREET THEATRE, PHILkp !. tI..I
ASs. eight
AN. "a jsN
1IHE GREAT FIKs OF 1885, and general Distraction
& ana nSu ss s1S
s and I'D e Rst 70 III Iron si
made = and IN burning budugs and in no instance
The public positively assured that every Safe made
BY Wilder and sold by the sabseber be equal Thai
seneial assortment hand Tor made to oraer and for
u..~ slLAs c. HERRING. s;Is Agent
MADAME COSTELLO.
RE4hN9, AND BIZ BENEFITTED-.M cos
~se .s,s &C.,
and such :s . sa @
she ]: PREPARED board and The Sest Of
eoS%Ss 1ss ., %sst Be post paid
CHExA TT FAsH0NABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
r,.rai y. los se;a%cn street
liberal during the Present and psst
spi he eS ufn:T 10 By careful
The attention Of the publ. following list
most S whsn It Is that style ana
ass4 sss, IN es ssS black blue
s.ys! 5ess. mllss slt and 1.sssy c.,:,,m'rs 20 :
Making .ad Trimming Coats s. tO$s So Pants 81 SO TO ~
j2o Inn JOHN MOFFAT.
DIR. LAUREL, 1881 CANAL STREET, ADELPHI
II HOUsE-Now well known in this city for very many
aud he has performed all of
delicate disease after all other remedies have failed
still continues to be consulted by The afflicted of both
His mode Of too well known to require
daen having been the practice for the first hos
pitfalls OF and ten this city all
liar diseases with and DISPATCH and without the aid
either Of Mercury Balsam Persons a cted with prorac
ted aud deorabe need not despar Of complete
by applying 10 Decor Lauel, who offers to his pa
irons srantee charge. .t..
AT home until 9 PM. and charge od.rate i22 ims
RRIN sMID's HOMOPATHIAN VEG- "A BIZ
~ PiLLS-A new fountain OF health opened and gushing
forth healing steamsa bright aud glorious has
and cheering thousands h renewed health and life
the star Of Hemopahian medicine These pills. et il be dis
tncy cure disease BY specific pow
r which INSTANTLY pats stop to the action and
load has been taeu from the body and the tranquil
feelings Of Immediately spring its place By stop
ing the action Of the disease restore health and sepgh
and Appetite and all the funcons their natural state and
the recovery rapid perfect and complete Their oper alton
the bowels Ia abundany Free but pleasant
they scken stomach the bowels
pleasant and agreeable sensaons and what object
these Pills they always safe they may be on all
OCCASIONS and usder without regard TO
the Of the disease for the operate the gene
stuton expeling disease from the body may be
seated Every who keeps these pills by them will always
have family phys in his own house and when using
They may be had at 7s aud 27s Broadway aud
'rect and 2ss Greenwich street. corner Of Warren.
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

TINE LApY's WORLD OF FAsHIoN-Ohcs rs Boz
L ery.-1he Lady's World Of fashion, Monthly Maya
cf Choice Lite aure-Ihe ates London
Parisi.n Fashions IN advance OF al other &'rhes
CoSIESIs THE FseRu.ay NO Vol. l, No. 2.
ORIGisAL PArEks.
Fashions for February
Emma Ben.on-by Lady
Gtpeyirye-hy COle idge
Noth@well's Poems
The Fisherman and his Whe-by HK
The .eu., a L,geKi OF the James Rver-by NJ. H.
Thsyer. Winter
The Coque,te story of re al Life-by Ellen Ashton
Chariy-6y LYDIA Jane Person
Ilian-by Aft ed Tennysop
Fragmen,-ty Sterling
The Minister'S Dinner-bx Ly dia Jane Peirson
The Nj rman-by Alfred Tennyson
female Educatiou-by Fitzgerald Tasistro
Musbity-by p. Shil ey
The Dur list-by II symmss
Tho Lady Beatrice-by Mrs Mary v. Spencer
The Ar ISIS Triumph.
- EMBsLLIsHMESrs.
dresses &c. &c three full length and three half length f.
Wedding Cos,umes-Latest style Of wedding costumes,
robes head dresses &c SC. Three fu length three half
Terms-s2 or in advance Isl cents per
her Published monthly. dyerd any part Of this city and
Brookyn aud sent by mail to all parts q the United states
and the Canadas, by ISRAEL POST,
jas ST. SO Bowerv.
STOLEN-Fr IN 397 Broadway, Saturday nng issI.
- between and o'clock red brnxe and gilt Mechanical
the Lamp will he easily detected Any person returning
the to the subscriber vii! be suitably re ~arded
j25lr n SAXTON. 1877 Broadwav
pa KET sHlP SHERIDAN FOR Ly Ear OOL.-.
wharf foot Of Wal street THIS DAY 25h lust at IL oclk
at which time the st amboat HERCULES will take the ship
TO
Letter Bags will close the usual places half past
o cCck. i25
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNDREUrS AMERICAN LOCK

ITO THE PUBLIC-S5oo KEWARO.-The late rep Gated
rumors and reports which have been wide and ndus
had opened picked and which thus far
dsregarded unworthy of noce beginning assume
character OF some pausbilty by which many upright
men been deuded give their sanction eou
to such reports The Anne Bank Lock Company there
fore with the view of testing the question az to the
natter yond contradiction have decided place one Of
M Do %h sas
be re gard OF person who may pick the Lock
This check certified aud drawn. able the order Of o
j. Cammann, ESQ Cashier Of the Merchants Bank this
is made.
that the public banks and officers of banks can
be satisfied BY fair open and honorable test other
wanted wncn bold mpts have been practice
by arts cfehcanery and trick (Which will be exposed iii be-
comes necessary the credulity and ignorance Of
whose would not be allowed they had been aware OF
mode only seek establish security Of the Com
buaon Lock- which has thus far every test and
has saved banks from robbery and In oipe
this they dscaim any of making upo1
risr 10 Bank BURGERS. c
The Chest will remain exposed in the Exchange Reading
Room for two months from th; !, Ss,s Go,
j22 I'm Agents Of the American Bank Lick Co
COAL. COAL .!-Reduction Of Prices-Peach Orcnard
~ Red Ash Broken and Screened the yard
age Tree to close consignment, at the GLOWING prices
Large Nut. .................... SIsO
Broken and Egg '.,............ %
Lehgh, any sioe..... '.-................ SO
A. pLve1po9l =. q; :. -,
near Spring st.
d2s SIN. PB GUERNSEY &Co
OLIVER PLATE.-WM. THOMSON 1873 William street
~ continues to manufacture Silver Ware OF every
OF The latest patterns and ham tea sets
pots p cheers alter forks, epoons of rich well
Of the plainest The whole Of these being
sfsctured the misses from sterling siver pains or
expense will be spared the beauty Of The workmanship