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CLOTHING and FURNISHING .aRTICLES
TINWr.NTY-FlVE PER CENr3 BELOW NEW
i YORK AND BOSTON PRlCES.-l have JUS
returned from New York with a splendid assortment
of Cloths, ;Cassmeres and Vestinss, Gambroons
Ginghanls, Tweeds Dradltia, Neopolitan Iwills fig
ured andplain Satin Vestings, large assortment u
French goods with good stock Of fine Shirts Collars
Bosoms, Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Hand
kerchiefs, Socks, &c.
The whole OF the above goods have been purchased
for cash in the New York market with great care,
and having had twenty-five years experience, fatter
myself they are purchased equal if not far lower,
than any goods brought to this market. h6 ssil VI
have now made large assortment Of Summer
Clothing Of the most approved styles, and still con-
tnue 10 make up 81 sssA4 ls]sNsseA sH3 j.
Also ! will make clothes to order, and warrant
WIN. MARSHALL, III
Merchant tailor and Clothing store eight doors east
of Gadsby's Hotel, corner of Kmmell g. Walkers
10th streets, Penn. avenue. ap s.
r ROSE WOOD WORK BOXES.
LADIES' Rose Wood Work Boxes, Gentlemen's
Ladies and Gentiemen's Pocket Books. For sale by
WIN. F. BAYLY, Penn. ave.,
maybe n doors west Of 18th st.
r HENRY CLAY KNIVES.
y UST received, very superior lot Of Pearl and
Buck Penknives, of the Henry Clay pattern.
Also, general assortment of fine Cutlery, such as
Razors, Penknives, Scissors, Erasers Sc, together
with fancy and staple Stationery in the greatest va
rety, and at the lowest prices. For sale by
VIM F. BAYLY, Stationer,
mayl- Penn. av., btw. 18th & 18th streets.
CHEAP PRINTING, WRAPPING. AVID WlRL
n TING PAPERS.
L RINTING Paper, colored medium for book CO.
vers. shoe wrapping paper, white wrapping do for
apothecares tea paper envelop paper cap and letter
paper ruled and plain, various qualities; cap paper,
ruled for I'll 62a per ream. For sale BY i.
. WIN. F. RAYLY, -a,
mic Penn avenue four doors west Of 18th ST. Il
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TE.NTTLaJNl BLINDS 1ugsEls1ILAAc RLLatgs

MTILLIAM NOEl l.. thank til for past favors,,
w leave most respectfully to morn hhsf6Sm
customers and the puolic generally tAaehS solson-
tinues 70 manufacture ell kinds If INSIDE MkNi-
TlAN BLINDS, all coofs and sizesg auit1hle Ter
public and private ed,fces.1 Alsos Panted Window
mon Curtains, furnished to order rFA NCY HIM
all sizes and very cheap, and everything
to screening windows. Worsted' Cord, Jasselsl and
Bindings, all colors. 10000 t,i Rs'' "a 80
w. n. would say TO all those who are NJ want Of
any Of the above articles, just to give h ealp and
they shall be accommodated. old Blinds ss6p1shted
and repaired, and al orders thankfully and
promptly attended to. Cali at the sign offha NM
MOTH BLIN D, between 18th and 18th streete, south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue. IL na9ssHe je44ru
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TNURNITURE, CLOTHING, GLASS AND
Tj CROCKERY WARE.--We hare nsceiyAA di-

EURNITURE CLOTHING, GLASS AND
e CROCKERY WARE.--We hayenec~iyNA di.
rect from the manufacturers, large 5collectiNQ Of
the above goods, which will sell. Wholesale Ar 10
tail, cheaper than they can be bought elsANhNEe In
the District notwithstanding the efforts ntde GER
tain individuals to put us down. We shbpesby still
continuing to attend to own business, u Ne able
to sell goods at small advance Oh the Factory prices.
Among our Furniture, we have the agency 1T those
comfortable Office Chairs, which we5 will seli At
Northern prices also, brass and lwood work Clocks,
by the case or otherwise; also glassware, sgsh -
Tumblers Of all descriptions, Specie Jars, vas.c.
Casters, and Lamp shades Of every description WIN
every thing else in the lire at short notice ab "a
ie4 LEWIS & HUNT, Auctioneefs.
M JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
IIl EMS boots, bootees, shoes and sllPper .zs.a
Ladies' Jefersons, ties, slippers, ana naI gaNen
Bows bootees and shoes ksa.A.x ,.,eeh
Misses, Jeersons ties slippers and half gaiters TO-
oether 18th chldrens and servants SHOES, wmon VIII
66e soll at the very lowest cash priees 81 nnIlE
10 's 'o'. - Is = S JOHN SEXGa1ITH,
NAV COLIN between 9th and lOah sta. IPssnsav.
~ MAJOR JONESS COURTSHlP'a a
y.>HE Bride Of Fort Edward Plsszuo6sAoin, Prince
i Of Palmland, q tale, by MiSs C6assidgs Life
and Adventures Of Valentine Vox, tbs VeutrioQaist;
Conlngsby, or the New Geperstien. BY D'lsuseii;
Barney O'Rerdon, the Navigator, BY Samuel Lever;
scCauleys Miscellaneous Essays, in vos, = eensa
'-'-' G RRET ANDERSON
Between 18th and i2th streets, Penn avsaus.
je x6--eolOt 49, ',.,ss
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ID JUST RECEIgED,
i RIME Porto Rico sugar M Pls

ID JUST RECEIYED. ~
i RIME Porto Rico sugar isa els3 ~ ssssSsa53
u Do New Orleans sugar 2. fstkl4 Sl4EFkaT
4 Double and single loaf sugar, best refined sSsa
Crushed and powdered do Id htil Il sats
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young sHysopc aandsethsf
teas, fresh and Of the best quality t,a0d, u Fa.6
Java, Maracaibo, Laguayra, and Rio coffee
Fresh lemons, spices, and pepper IN MI
Sperm and mould candles u, M i
Fresh lard, bacon, and cheese -
Family and Other brands 81 white wheat -four, to-
gether with complete assortment of goods in his
line, which will be sold at the lowest cash psices.
af 8esi assa JOHN t6EXSMtTH,
may 3O-lm between 9Th and lOthst Penn Nv.
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ENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING ARTICLES. Il
WYE have received from Philadelphia an exten,
w tensivc invoice of Wearing Apparel, to De SOLD
cheaper than ever-fO instance: SHIRTS, WIN nnen
bosoms and wristbands, for 80 cents, worth vi 20
Do super with long bosoms and Byron collars SUIT
able for summer wear, for 81 25-just the same ar-
Gle thew ask YOU 40 50 for other diggins DO SUI
per do. all linen for 50 What! all linen, for IS?
Why. thew charge SIS elsewhere---they must be COM
mon and coarse. No, they amt, elther--caii and
see-they speak for themselves. Bosoms, ior l2s,
1872, 25, ST., and 50 cents Collars, at l2g lss, and
IS cents, worth so cents Do. super do French, at
37s and so cents. Summer Stocks BIZ cents
worth Is cents Black Italian Silk Crava,s, Scaris
Gloves and Hosiery, with large assortment q sum
mer Clothing at Northern prices. ,,r,
mayo Penn. avenue, near TN 3.
TINE JUNIUS TRACTS.-No. 6, Democracy
| lust received. Also, on hand: No ]. The Test
or parties tried by their acts No. 9 The Currency
No. 8. The Tariff; Ne. A. Life of Henry Clay; NO.
S. Political Abolition. 5g ,1e
Committees, clubs, and all persons de
srous Of obtaining these tracts are requested TO seno
their orders with remittance to K FAkNHAM, cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, wash
ington, or to GkEELY & McELRATH, tribune
Office New York, who will promptly forward them
to any part of the Union, as may be directed ne
mittances by mail, POST paid or free, at the FISK o.
the proprietor Price for any of the series " 5O
per lOil copies, or 800 per thousand. Postmasters
are authorized by law to make remlttances under
their frank. - f E h X. FARNHAM,
ian 80 Bookseller, cor. 18th st. and Penn. Ay.
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m PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE.
i HE question stated and considered, BY Horace
Greeley, price us per thousand Also, Letters OF
Cassius NJ. Clay, and other Wing documents, just re-
ceiyed and for sale at the Bookstore OF
TTFF tlbs r. FARNHAM, #.
Fl ieIO g81g1 corner of 18th street and Penn. av.
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ID GIRLHOOD H0ND WOJnNVVHOOD.
by the author of Woman in America.-Ihs work
is intended to show the effects of right training OF
the mind. The pictures are drawn from human
nature and exhibit varieties of female character as
seen IN childhood, and followed by full develop
ment in womanhood just published and for sale at
lths 'RooLstore Of .t IL, r.. FARNHAM, '18a
ieIo- Corner of 18th st. aud Penn. av.
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nRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS Of every
/ quality and size made to order, and sold ct man.
ufacturers, prices @ r. FARNHAM,
corner nth st. and Penn. av.
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WI DRUGS AND MEDICINES
w ALLACE ELIOT & CO., corner of and 10Th
streets have Just received fresh supply of Drugs
and Medicines, viz
Alcohol Sup. Carb. Soda
Gum Camphor Prepared Chalk
Sulph. Quinine Pearl Sage
Gun Arabic (extra) Rice Flour a
Lump Magnesia Refined Liquorice
Cream Tartar Turkey Opium
And variety of other articles, too numerous to
mention.
Also an assortment of popular PATENT MED
ICLN.ES, now in use; such as Oldridge's Balm of
Columbia; Thompson's Eye Water Ledy's Sarsa-
parilla Pills; Brandreths Pills. Peters Pills Pease's
andy; Frey's Vermifuge mayl-lm
WI WORMS WORJnS!! WORMS ~!
w E have just received supply Of
Siddal's Indian Vermifuge
Freys celebrated do
Sherman's Worm Lozenges
Peters do do 4 IS
w. ELIOT & CO.,
jy3 corner OF + and 18th streets.
DECKWlTH's ANTLDYsPEPTlC PILLS, IN
ID sale by w. ELIOT 4 90.
mayl-lm Corner of and 18th streets.
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! THE AGE OF Brass, OR THE FUN

OUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY
y Books Of the American Sunday School Union
may be always had at the Bookstore OF H. FARM
HAM corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
al the same price as at the Deposoryin Philadelphia
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CLAW noRGrRlEs.

Some time ,ihOe the federal papers published letter
purpOrius to he from the Rev. Mr.. Capsu cslSbrs.ed
Minister in South Carolina, in which he was made to
crack up Clay at great rate and declare bic intention of
supporting him for the Presidency. The Reverend
Minister has come out with alelier lately. prOuounciug
the aforesaid letter base forgery, and ha: he had not
does not intend to take any part in politics. bsliev
ing contrary to Gods calling for ministers to be med
ding IN the political arena, This shows these federal
leaders ITO be very hard run, when they have to resort
TO forgery and fraud to keep up appearances. Shame
on them, s t irr
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OHIO ELECI'lONS

We give from The statesman extracts showing how
the spring elections have gone this year in counties
whore whgery went !, with rush in 1870 In Demo.
cratic counties such as Knox, Wayne, Holmes Stark
&c. the democrats have carried all before them with
increased msOrite' The truth is coonery cant raise
ahsrd cider yell for Clay in Chic If they should Why
the aboliIionsts would kill them off again. Ohio as
safe against Clay and all hs federal measures as tho
Granite State Of New Hampshire. Three cheers for
The Democracy Of the Union Now et'shavs toast.
''Mntin Van Buren, may he the 4th Of March next
Is-snlsr the white House, and eat soup with them
"gOd spoons" again" COons, don't screw your tails
Of at that.
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MN EM0T 0TECHNY.

Ihs Public are respectfully invited to attend Isc
TvaE on PflRENO MNEMOTECHNY, at tho Cou,,
House in this place, this evening. n
As sound memory 10 the basis Of rapid improve
meni, and as every ndivduas progress il knovledpe
and usefulness depends on the vgot and acutene1, of
this faculty the duty to cultivate and improve il il OBJ
,vious. y =
by Mnemontc rues We retain the impression of facts
and events and by recollection recall them to mind by
voluntary effort. Parents having children TO educate
are respectfully invited give this subject careful con-
sidsrstion. WIN, p. HASTINGS -
9 S1 J. D. FELTHOUSEN.
"a Chronological succession Of Roman Empstors or
English Kings may he composed Of such associations IN
MNEMoNfcs whsh being once learnt by hear, may az
upon the memory IN tho compsss of half an hour ,he
whole history Of Nation, John G. Adams.
DLecture to commence at o'clock. ,, I i
%Ws ara requested to state that Mr.. HAsTlrc, has
certificate Of authority to teach the above science. from
the inventor Mr.. CHAsE. We can say nothing 4, -.
hom personal knowledge on this subject, bu, ,ru,, 4,
will meet with that attention al the hands Of our ei,;,
zens which its Importance demands. Ems. i,
From Tie Massiilon Gazette.
MnemOtechny. "A
Ths Science Of Mnsnotschny o. invented and ,,u,b,
by Mr. CHASE, is truly wonderful di,coyery. His
rules are 30 slmpe and his asscciarons 40 familiar ib,t
at the end Of histhrd lecture twenty. or his cIss,
ws'e able T. associate and commit to memory fiIiv
names after hearing them read once. Nd 1,' \ n
10 me study of the sciences this sysIem will be ofin
calculabis benefit As all the names and technical
terms can b. committed to memory ~ once reading
.hem over snd can be recalled apsssuren the order
IN which they come. stiS } n, q N 1'Et
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N0TICE,.

Mr.. BAYLEY. Respectfully offers his seryices 10
the citizens Of New Philadelphia, ss 5s 4.
TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Ia IL vatiety Ladies will be waited on 4, their res.
pectve residences, Young gentlemen. who may wish
gain correct knowledge ofihe above pleasing at and
science would do we'll to give Mr.. B. . cali. a. he
pledges himself that In every ins,auee full satsGac,Ou
Shlll bo given. '}9EF,e V7.Gs ~
v, TERMS.
y Lessons, II class $500
- do on Piano Forte or Organ, 500
~. b satisfactory Testimonials may be seen 81 calling
on Mr. D. at bis room a the Cross Keys Hotel.
Vf M. B will give few Solos on different inslrt.
mems, [aftst the Leclurel a the. Court HOuss this
evening .,.y1s. Z 4, y. m, M IL '5TE
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SAID OF LAND.

DURSUANr to an order Of the Gour, Of Common
i Pleas Of Tuscarawss county made at the Narcy
term 1874 the subscriber will cell at public auction
On Saturday the 2Oth day Of Aprl nszt,
between the hour Of 10 o'clock A. M and P NJ at the
door Of the courthouse in New Philadephia, The fol-
lowing real estate situate in said county to wit:
Lot No. IL in the Sd Or. Of township 10 range
containing 25 acres and xiy.hundrsdhs Of an acre.
subject TO the dover estate Of Sarah johnson az hsrso-
fore assigned.
t SAMUEL RYAN, Ad'mr,
Of Wm. johnson. decd.
Dated March 10, 1914. l0Aw
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Abraham Deardof
tor the use Of
Almon Savage
Ircnaserar.

George Aston Sen.
The said George Aston is hereby notified. ,ha. on the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1874, said Abraham DeardoF
filed in the clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pess
Of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, bill in Chanesry agans.
him the obectand prayer owhich said bill 10 thai said
Abraham Deardorf may obtain decree Of said Court
(or the use fAlmon Savage, against said George Al
ton the specific performances Of certain article Of 1.
greement made and entered into BY and between said
Deardor and sad Aston on the eleventh day Of NAV.
eighteen hundred and forylws for the conveyance 81
sad Deardor 10 said Aston Of certain tract fland 10
said article ofageoment described and that in default or
such specific performances the equitable interest in said
land said Aston be sold, and that the sum due said
Dsardorunder and By virtue Of said agreement be paid
ofhe Proceeds ofhe sale Of said land which said bl
will be or the hearing Of said Court At iis next term
BELDEN CRAIG & BELDEN
SOls. for ComprL
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I ROAD SR0T1UT

NOTICE Y hereby given that petition viii bs presented
70 me Commissioners Of TuscAawas County Ohio st
heir June session praying for the location Of comfy road
Commencing a school tonae tho farm o Jacob LiyeEoOd
IN Perry the nearest and bd Ycute 70 Abss.
lem awm thence he nearcstahd beat route to
inerset Che Pog washington road where The line bs.wssn
George Akin and VIM. ElliotS land crosses said road
M "A PETITIONER.
March lOsh, l844 & Il II a. NJ. n, ,t
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NOTlCE 10 hereby gwen that ansr thirty days ifen,
ron this dates petition viii be presented to the
trustees Of Goshen Township Tuscaiawaa County, !,
asking fort The location and eslabLshment or Town
ship road from tho North East corner Of lot 10 owned
BY Henry Mosher, in said township 10 run from
thence Ncrtherly direction, The nearest aud best
rout % the road lending fom Easiport to New Phil,
lAdelphin, n i 4
Da.sd, March llh, 1874. & M
Y s.1 4w. HENRY MOsHER
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Have you heard from Connecticut See the returns
in another column. Ono more such election in
wbg State and Clay will be entirely run off the rack.
Only think State that gave 5000 for Harrison, now
failing to cleo. their Governor BY the people. Truly
WhigerY has hard row 10 hoo. ~
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

We have received document emitted .the National
Debt as it was and ia.' which acaers the Federal lies
Of ls4o about the Van Buren Debt to the four winds,
and expose. the corrupt proagacy and sxtravagancs Of
the federal leaders in way to excite the jus. indignation
Of every man who ever believed these false hearted by.
Pocrtes. twill be published a. quick % we get room
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CAUTION.

M AZ wife LspiA Fox. has isit my sea ana board,
without any cause proyocAton. The public nte eau
70 usi or haybor sad Lydia On my account as
a deleEmned not pay any dtb Of her contracting nor tS
hold mssslf answetabls tCS any oi hsr st,s. 4:
HlRAM HI FOx,
peyeF WPeh 3, ls4 st sgss N l3Sw
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WHoMsOEYER TiE sHoE FITS. q

DON, be scared dear reader. at our dminuliye ap.
psarancs this weeks but reflect yon 60 along, iha.
if some Of you had been lsss more punetal in psy-
ing your subscriptions, it might praaps have been 4.
voded. That's all G5r sAgN
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LAuGhARLE.

To see some Federal Clay papers shuddering ., tho
idea Of annsring Texas. when At the same time ,he,
candidate for the Presidency is known to bs the fas,
friend Of Texas They mus, have India rubber eoasci.
encss.
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seventy sfVe cents,
A CROPPED BUZZARD--RAZZEED DEMO.
{. Graf land HOW TO iPlND our DIRTY

CROPPED RIIZZA RAzzFEn nFMn
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''''n'' U','0 pApe ensaPa'' ana guns he Prn-
W ,..'".n =. a.y p'pe' %aN.' W. Naow = ono
sYfr 90 = ,'u''Oa''' a'ns'epy nanss
,.-n",, ' !" ~ '"'u' ~ apesafance, " = was
.o"s"I0'. " noa' 'ne c'''zen' 'ak' says wing 7
~ !. p."''u ''ins 'oco 'oco article 10 mistake.
-. oSa' q" some enormous ne hes
.s;... -. : w"'. 'aw : ~ p'''.' MS gui''y con-
!. '1'ss "'u = "0 qu'k. ana ne tore ou.'n
' $50 y "s mo'"snr ne'e li'l'e slri nne
- p'o.' ~ u "o 'seseu si 'nes'' ana ss@ng mo-
Is.,.' ~ -, "e" 'asy may may wna' 'nsy plsa'h
.,,,'o ~ ;" o,'' "ay'ae 'no@ehlng moe about the
So Wv ~, a"' wan "eato oi oeng turned
r'",.". % = %'0',as .o' - 10; mel says 40 od lady
y NJ ~ .pau'''tl . ook q 'ne 'nlaE "wha'
u ~. = y. gun z os' fa'aer eSrcs hs. been
h.a h.,.. ~, Z = eau ~ III. aVov' An'w'
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GREAT Loss BY WING BANKS.


The great benefit Of banks under the old system to the
people, has been the burden OF every coon speech for the
last five years. The people, while they fetheir sub
stance andpropery wasting away--the times beconi-
ing dstressing-oww wages expressing and starving the
poor were told that twas all caused by the 'qocooco
war upon the currency Error flies with lightning
speed, and truth ags after with limping pace Time
has brought about deyeopemens which must now open
the eyes ofthe people to the Of the statements Oft
democracy hat the banks themselves were the causes
ofour distress and embarrassmentsn
The report ofthe Bank Commissioners made to the
losses sustained by the people Of Ohio from the failure
Of bank paper, is truly appalling We do NOT wonder
that whg members the Legislature opposed and voted
against printing this respect for discloses to the peo-
pie facts which must at once for ever destroy the pros
pect Of whggery gaining an ascendency by promises Of
better times plenty ofmoney, &c. by the creation of in
sutions which have carried on regular system Of pill
7lage and robbery Y. s;i 4 N ~
We will publish as soon as possible the entire report
thecopy owhch we arc indebted to the editor Of the
Ohio Statesman, who is determined to print every law
and every report affecting the interests Of the people
WHener pdlu lOr II or MOL Sie 3fg isi
The following the amount Of losses sus-
tained BY people Ot Ohio from failure Of banks
since 1881 an
Names of Banks, Loss
Com B. Lake Erie, ". n Ss3 All M
Bank Cleveland, \ 100 ,OS0 90
Franklin B. Columbus, lIs u 10000 %
Far. B. Canton 3 0745ds al
Urbana B. G. i94'49I Sd
Leb Miami Bank 3S'9T7 60
Miami Ex. Co.. 5000 90
Bank Cincinnati, & 4I.76o IS
Bank Steubsnyiei 5s'50o 10
Lancaster Ohio Bank, 8 434o2 10
Bank ChiIIicothf, Il q 36566 al !.
Bank Circlevile, "a 95'507 IS
Manhattan Bank, is "a Cd 40
West Upion Bank, lO0000 90
German Bank Wooster 75O0O %
Com, Bank SeiOto, NJ 5ss VI 900O6 %
fs "
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March u, l744. II ew.
mn srATE on oalol


: .1l W. &as{ tt AZ
Executor o,hsn. 1s @I3t
pursuance ola desfeeial order from tSe Couof Csata
PLEAS within the county Of Tnsanwas and STATE of Ohio
% me directed In this Cause shall oS FOR sls a. pths
auction, at the dsor ofhe Courthouss IN said eounty
5s On the lS& dly Of Msy, 1914,
between the hou OIL o'clock A. N. aud o'clock H. of
uad dayhe following described real sa.e situate In saa
eountyto wit; Lot No. In the 4,h quar,sr Of the 9Th
township and lot range ofthe tract appropriated r sasyae
dred aeres {0 Tsf3N
Terms: Cash. sEYEoUR BELDEN. Mssi.r CONT,
April 10, 1874 IS. 4w s{SAA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-11
( DR. DUNCAN'S SpEECH.

Wegiye part Of Dr. Duncan's celebrated speech, hi,
week on the outside pages twill be concluded in our
next. Few men living can show up Federalism in its
true colors, IS happy as DR., Duncan Of Ohio. His
speech should be read by every voter IN the State.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-11
Gailfpo,is Bank,
Granville Alex, Society,
Ohio Railroad,
$4,000 OCa
$4,000 600
$4,000 90
Sl,4O5,9s5 10

'. f 1li4VOpJoo ~
One million tonr hundred and five thousand nine han
drsd and eighty foe dollars and ninety one csn,a los,
directly by the failure Of whg banks since 1891 But
this direct loss tothe people but small when compared
with what may be termed the "indrec" losses or SWIM
The sum lost by the depreciation of bank stock is
$sO759O &C. which being added 10 to the amount lost
on the paper Of banks makesthe sum of SO 23 81
But this is not all or half the loss to the people
ln the purchase OF merchandise, by the depreciation
ofthe paper which constituted the circulating medium
for anumber of years. and the high rates of exchagne
for eastern drafts heavy losses must have been sus
tanned"
The amount of these losses all of which the labor Of
the State sustained are arrived at by statistics facts
and figures, which cannote, and as summed up in the
report of the Bank Commissioners amount IN