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prcis 50 Gent Die Sla(cbe


ST cine Icbr itistars 3utcreltnns, cntpett
purtb rinrn rssrlmd6i9en unc terilbmteu ctuts
ltben Qr5t DER lte ilbsr finfsis Sabre III frls
ner ci9enen Draris in 0cutIhlano 9ebrauebt
Bate, IN weltbcm Qanpe fe wabrcnD jener
3clt dnbcrit ans9ebrhnt benuBt pnrps ,bei6us
iteM ertdItunaen, &atarbfster, gnabrh'lgs
Felt, Sel6buttcn, Sriteu uEo Nnfeni6mer:
gem, SlutIpecu, jeoerurt Sruit: unc 2unsen
beI6werpcn, uno in 6rlllun9 Der berannaben
pen Iusscbrun9. Sisles fam ais Sob DER
otl9cn MlrhBm 9eiaat iperben, aber ole 3eis
unaststantmacbunScn fno su fctjpicllq bas
,u; jeter bcfrlctisenoe 8cnels in cei1en 2Blrz
tun9cn miro in cinem SerIuebe oamlt aefuns
peu lprroeu, frpie aub Sablreiebe gmpft bluns
aen bic nwciIunseSettel be9leitcnc. lIeter
1000 8lalhen lno allein in pbllapclpbia
mdbrcnp rsm leBten mmter perfauft wprren,
ein ilber3euaeuccr Sewels bon orden0luBbar'
felt, font rphrre cine 70 srcBe QuantItat nie
pcrfauft ipcroen leln.
Go wirfIam 1T bic Wlebisin ae,peicn in
!5eiluna per pcrihiroenen Srantbsiten fir
,pelhs fs emrfoblen 1T, oa6 le alien anosrn
Snbrreitunaen pcn Sarlaparlaa Yanaesas
&c, ihnea poran9ebt.
9icle 3enanilTe fnc Bon 3eit 3u 3sit srbals
ten rmo kefannt sematbt mU:oel, aber rer
Sofsnauf,pano Don 3eitunssbefanntmaebuns
aeu Uertietet beren Wittbeiluns bier. Oie
$siebt9ldutiaen ttnnen Ieidbt ilber, r,cu9t wer>
oen BON Der SlhtIihfsit oieIsr W1cb,n wenn
(te anrufsn an qslop's Seiunpbsits gmpcr.
um SO. l9l, Slcrc 9te Strobe, nnterbalb
Der Slnsltra6e, gum Sbilo ces "aclrenen
9lolers unb Sdblanaen," 100 3euanilIc unb
Nabweiiunacn 5u bunperten bon Sdllcn bsr
mertmirpiaitsn Suren purb bicle D1eoi,in,
pcracSeiat merbcn f6nnen.
Neabin9, Suli |. l845.
G~9lce mepiSin 1T 3u bem otsn anaese.
tencn Drciie in pleIer 0ruterei IN batcm.
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9as erItp 5ocft Der "0clfesSiblictbe Der
Oeutfetcn glalffsr" 1T tsrclts erltbenen IL.
mir le9en raHtlte unIcru psrsbrlltben ganps:
leuten uno O1ittIr9ern nor, unb alauten ics
nit Dem QSunld6e nab,utcmmcn, wclerCr
BON UerIbcpehen Setcn ous9eiproben tpnrs
De : ca6 es nlbt tlos sur ansene IN II
II nter ltunA lcnpern antb 5ur q l.
einen . pun9 IT, BEL brun9
unisres 70 sablrcihen Stammee III rcr Sleu:
en- Wclt piene, bic 5eraueaate elmer Nuss
wabl oes Selten unb Sebleaenpilen aus pcl
Werfcn nnIercr bsutlhen Shrlftttcller in
setmeiIen Soften ~ Orrautalten.
I'm MN 70 Dlel ais moalltb bic Sprobnete
osr plTsnIbaftliebcn 9enirs unieres altcn
Saterlancss AZ psrbrelten une nutb ben ,pes
niaer 8emlttsltsn D. 2nlebafuu9 pieierSclfs
Sitlictbef III erleitbtern, IaNrn mir mo II t.
eb Elm 6eft, Ga Gotten itart, in rncm far:
taen llmlttlas, 5u ocn0prcile bon 10 gente,
erIhcincn.
W6ssn unIere Qanpelsuts unb Wlit6iraer
Ben boben QBertb unIerer beutitbcn Stbrift'
teller aucb in ber neuen 5elmotb fortaners
tennen, ltets fur bas Sute unb erbabenr
entfammt bleten, unb ibren 9cIbmaf fir
cas Seb6ne uno 0lieli6c auf lbre Sinoer II.
enfrl hberssbcn laffrn.
Seoin9un9en.
Seeer refp. Sutieribent 0erpfitbtet itb
MIR 5ur Nbnabme BON feds 6cfteW pelhe
eiucn Sano biloeu; teinsr 1T oaber 9ebuns
ben, ben nahften Sanp 3u nebmcn.
Seim Gten Soefte wirS cin 6aupt:Sitrl II.
sln SnbatesSr5elbnib pcs sanscn Sanres
9elisfert werbeH.
Sei ltlieferuns cincs jsccn 5rftes 1T Der
SutIeripticnssprcie rafar 10 Gents, Su
entr6Nn.
Npril Is. fp.
81. 9. SutIertentsn fir bas ctisc scwerf
tpsrosn in bieler 9rutersl an9encmmen.
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So ut s a brif ~

nho Yerer SlOhr.
So. IS, 8ef pennitrobe, smiIben cer
4ten uno 5ten, ndbite Sbur Su pear1on's
Stobr, &eooins.
'Scrtwdhrsno ouf Sano:
Seaper, t7utria, Goetor, Nuflifde,
nuppeo, uno ,polIene Suite, Don allen
Woorn uno Scrmrn.
Surr, feline tudnc, 8clpet, lafirtr, lsecrs
nc mo taariac Geehunr &arprn. - Chen,
falls >rahcrn 5hte 3ur rafIenpcn Sabrsieit.
Sieliebr unr wcttlite 8ettfererm. - 2lls
lee rlcics miro su pen uicbrialtm Sarselo.
prriicn perfauft. Nufct au. unp lebct.
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D.ie NatiDnQl Scitun0,
Gas Organ Der oeut1hen VepDIfernn9
in oen Ser. Staaten.
lB q bin9to 9. 9

Q8 al binston, 9. g.
Naeboem es Dem untersclhnetsn 6eraueacs
bet cielss Slattss 9eIunsen 1T, icine glnrtbs
tuna oabin 5u perpoa tdnoisen, paB ct fcrtan
bctfen Fam, DER grfdlluns Der Gufaabs elmer
beHtben 3cituns am NssisrunasNge rcr Ser
Staatsn auf enHprsebsnosre wule gu senis
gen barf ocrIelbe NIT os ITO sr6berer 3uperltebt
oas peuti6s putlfum iberaa in Den Ser.
Staaten 5nr llntrithsun9 oieles beufben
gentrals Organs einlaben. 0ie 8eeeutuna
]eiuer 4ufsate lpriuat bon Ieltlt IN bic Aus
gen ino Fam niebt pcrfblsh rnem Iolben
Slatte cln brfonceres erb6btes Suterc0e gu
berlelben. Dalbinatcn 1T nlebr allein ocr
MitsIpuntt uno 6eerc unieres pclltlIbcn Sc:
tsns-ss eann anb ais Ssmptitaot Der In ID:
ret 8reibeit taalib Ih sewaltlser cntwifeln'
osn Der. Staatsn, redbt ei9entlb Der Scr:
polten oss hsien menlebli6en 8crhhrlttss
Der Steulelt asnaunt werpen. - Snsbccnce'
re ftno aud Die STbanolunsem pcs Sonarei'
Ies, welths bieles Slatt in fcrtlaurnper m69
li6it boil lIltanoiaer llebrrGht Iiefern nlrc, Don
anberprbentlle6cm SnterelIe flir bas aanIt
tano - nno es la6t (ldb erparten, oaB rie he
vcritsbsnos lauas Sisuns bes GonsrsGss Dor:
3uas,peiie cine h0tbit bs'peste uo intcredants
Iein iperos.
9ie "0lational 3etuns" erletcint porIau'
fig tp6tbentlidb in ocppsltsm MsSium Scrnat
an bem preife bon So 90 per Sabr in Sor.
ausbe3ablun9, =. 9. & Isuf.
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Stri6e +! Stricfc! +!

Gin. Sailer BON philadelphia bat tei une
cine 0uantitat 8stts uno 5alftrs@trfe, je,
Der Irt, bimterlsst uup uns beauftrast, oies
felten einasln coer 6eim OuBeno, dubsrf bil.
fig 3u perfaufen. Stpbrbaltsr i'm $anpe uno
Anosre, ,peIebe tsrartise Nrtifd faufen ,pol
len, werpen oaber Wcbltbun rpenn Ils anrufen
In T. .'..' '.' .pidsr Drufsrei.
SieabiNs 49,, Sept. H'aH
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GulDirt SlMthe.

NehtsanwoIt, Attorney at Law
@irb in Den pNfbisbsnen @ourtsn ber @itD
uno @auntp Ybilobelpbia praftisirsn.
gsins NnttSitute 1T in yo. 35 Glib pierte
Graft, npiftben ebeitnut unb SSanutS traGs.
pbilabspDia, Sspt. 30. lS45. 3Oet.
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Sarmsrs Sanf pom Staat 9saw. s9epsr, par
DO. DO. 3wsis,s BiIminston, par
| %. %. 3tpsia, @soreetpwn, par
90. DO. SWsis, 9tem @aifls, par
uh'o" OaHl' 5u Allmln9ten, par
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9eew Serfep,
SsIpesre Sanf" su Selpiesrs, /
burlington SO. Sanf, Msofcre, r,,r
@ommerrial Sanf Ysrtb Nmbcp RI
eumberlanb Sanf* Sripestcn, ror
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Sarmers II Wehanies Sant, Nabpap
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Weebanics DO Slewarf
O'stbanics II Wanhfaetures bo* 9rentcn par
Worris Canal Sr. 60. S1.S. gitp, unab.
spott Slcten unaano6ar
Neparf Sanf Snf. Co Stewart
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pscples Banf, patcrfoa !
prlneetcn 8ants', prinestcn rar
Salem 8anfins Cos, Salem par
@tate Sants't, Slemart
Stats 8ant* elHabstbtown
Stats Sanf' gampen .-. par
State Bant Of Olorries Nacrristcmn
State Sanf' Slew Srunswif nar
Sui1er 8ant@ Slsptcn
srentcn Sanfins Co. 3rentcn par
Union Sant* 0cpev
ga"t pl ~ Sfhhs'olf. Srlnsirif setrch.
S"t",vte u. Ueepalles Sant DO. 9etroh.
Sranflln Sanf Of Sl.S. Ssrisp@itp aetrceb.
Soretsa oentlh9 70. Pcbotsn sebrob.
Sstltp e'tp Sant, Sfrlep eltp 9etroh.
Wse""nles Sant. patferion ssbrcb.
W.o"l1aeturers Sant, Seuple Setrch.
yRonmontts Sanf Of 81 g 8reebolr setrc.
Oep 5cfe 9el 8r. Cos &antertpinr
81 s Manuf 1t Sanfins 60 5ototsn aetrc
81 8 sprcteetioa II scmtarp 8auf Sg %.
patricn Banf, Yatsrlom aetrch.
State Sanf, 9reGtcn artrcb.
Salrm II pbila. O1anuf Go Salem askrotb
Bafblnatcn Sanfina Go 5atsnIat setrc
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qDertb Der Yonfnoten

gtQe bisjeni9en Sanfen, melde nit einsm(S v
Stsrn bcetbnet ino, babsn sntipsosr falf6s
ober um9eanosrte 9toten bon perfbebenen Se>
nennun9en i'm llmlaufe.
2lle init sinsm Cd Sreu; beSeibneten Sans
ten paren friberbin 6fentlibs 9spoGtsSanfen
9ie Notsn berjsnisen Sanfsn, pelbe mir
init einsm @ebanfenfritbe II besibnen,ipers
ben bon ben Srcfers nibt an9enommsn.
pennlplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Ramen. 9isepnto in Ybilab.
8anf BON Ncrtb 9lmsrifn* par
gacrtbern qiberts6s par
Ysnnippania* par
penn Saunidip" par
Der Ser. Staot.' 25 bis 26
Commercial Sanf,* BON penniplpanien par
8armers II. Me1anie6 Sanf par
Olrdto cttfeT par
giraro Ditto (gtspbsn)* in pDipa ssl4lo0
&eniin9tcn 30. par
Sen0n9tcn Gazing Snltituta =
O1erbants Banf BON pbllap. tetrsh.
MoYntcnitng Sanft, par
Wanuf. II. Wed)anics par
Wehanic6 Sanf in Vbtl'a, par
Manuel >abor 8anf (s.QS .Spptt) setr.
Denn(plpania Saplnss Sant tetris.
Ybilabclpbia Sanf* par
philadelphia Sapins Snltitut sebrotbn.
pbIlaeelpbla &oan gomp. %.
Denn 3cmnIe6ip Cav Snt. =
HiharoS CWarf) sebroeb.
Scnthwart @apinss Sant tctrha.
Sbupltla Cav Snititut scbrctben
ShuDlttQ Sanf* par
Sputhwdrf Ditto par
Welfern Sant par
Sanfen i'm Snnern oes 9anoeS.
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@easn Hbeumatbic Ano Hufen=
Sbmer5ensginement
psrfertist BON JebnKienley.
0eIes >inement 1T bas benabrtette D1ittel
pelhes jemals pcr oas spublltum sebrabl
poroen 1T ; es berfebatft fo9eiebe $liosruns,
penn Sebraueb oapon semaebt wiro. Sie
NifensGttmcr3s enrirt IS tsim erltsn ODER
,peite9 Olal S6mieren.
gSgin3s Su baben in eieer Ornfersi.
prss: so Gent Die SlaI6e.
Teaping, Npril IS. BIZ.
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8armers une bittc %. Su Sapstts @o. .ssbr.
Sarmsrs nmo DO gu Srsneatle scbroh
Sranflin Ditto Su 9Safbn9ton, II
Sarmers Sanf y. Suds @tD 4. Sriltpl, par
Farmers cittp non 9aneoifsr* ~ Qantoifsr bar
8armr6 Ditto, Don &sabin9* gu &ea. par
loorrisbur9 Ditto ;u Ioarrisbur0, I
Iparmcnp Snifituts Su 51nrmcnD, unaano.
!6cns6oale Sanf Su bcnsaeals, II
iountin9ocn Ditto iu i9untn9bcn, un9an9.
Sunata Ditto iu EsmlStaun, un9an9
eonta1ter DO 81 Eantd1ter, par
<anealtcr gamtp Sanf, 5u $anealer bar
Qebancn DO. III 2ebanon, 2
eumberman's DO. su Barren, aebrc6eii.
Marrietta II. Susqueb. Srabina@p. unqb.
MsrbontS u. Manuf. Sonft pittsburs
Certificate
Olsebauies 8anf, pittsturs, bctriia.
Mcnpn9cbsla Ditto bon SraunSpils, II
pclt Sloten II
Miners Sanf bon ppttspille, 5
ytprtbern Ditto BON Ya. AT Dunbaf, mn9b.
Iortbumbl. II. @plb .8f. 3u Wiltpn, mn9b.
sc. Weiteru Sf. p.pa. MeabepiQe, 9eIdl.
Sieu Salem Do. SaDette @auntD, betrig,
0orthampton 8anf at 9l0entaun, -
T. s.. Delan. Srilden 60. ;u T.So. seihl.
Offes Der Sanf BON Ysnnf. 6arrisb. b par.
Office DO DO Fancaiferb par.
Office DO DO Msaotn9b par.
Offee DO DO Cation 5 par.
3msis Der g. Staatens pittsburs, eebrob.
Do. bc. oc. ;u @rie, %.
DO. %. Do. su Beaver, DO.
Office Der Sduplfia Sanf, Yort Carbon b
garieu(. II. Meanuf. Sf. su Sarlisle, 9ebr
Silpcr cafe Sanf Su Wontrpfe, 9efhlcf
Saplcrspils 9slaware Sradsn 60. a II
Gowanba DO. su Spwanba, 9(
Union br. at llntcntann, 9ebrod
gBellmcrelanb DO. su @reensbnrg, 9efhlc
QBilfesbarre Sriiden So. jH gStlf. ungant
gSsif Brand Sanf, Hiliamsport, II
Bycming Sanf 5u gtlfesbarre> 1!
Wcrf bittc* 81 Ocrf,
Wcuabcaanp Sanf su perrYppclts, nn9ans
OteS1otcn bon bsn init beaeibnetrnSan
FEN psrbea nicbt tkOepoft 9enommen absl
an eeu betrefsnpsn Banfen auesewehIelt.
9ie init be3eiebnet seben feineTcten cue
Selatpare.
Sonf .. SO tminstcn u. Sranbspin* t0Elm pa,
Sanf BON 9slawars* 9Bilmin9ton pal
Sanf BON Smirna, Smirna, pal
Z. 30. %. 3ipeis, Wl,ffere, par
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Ser perbe0erte
e dlcmScr

HI VNp ~JWV' SVFtTIt USHOO
arcruft uno beraueaeseben BON
y. G. j. GSelmann, WsaSins, Yenn.,
70 stsu Wboltcn unp einjsln gum Yertanf in
bicIsr Druferei.
sDgbenfalle cinseln uno i'm Src6Uerfauf
,u baten Bel Dem 5erausscber, gfe Der lot.
une pennttraBe.
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Sublcriptions- ginlaoun3
fir Die
SSplfs SiibiptDcf
SemtScbctt SlaSYsfer

gntbaltelo cine NnsipabI oCr OorSn9IlfbiFrn
@eOtebte. Gr3dblun9en, Sbauiptele
H.. 10.
9ruf uno Serla9 bon j, 10. Tbomoo,
ST., los galcwbia Strabs, pblIape!pbla.
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8Drl1riften,

sefoeben ben G. s. G8elmann, finb ,pisser
erbaltcn II. gum Ssrfanf in bifr Ornfnsi.
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Sanfen i'm sSnnern oes 9anbe,

Sanf pOn 2tas9bsnp, su Sebfrrp, lInsansb.
Ssapsr, ju Ssapsr, 10
Swatara, Su i9arr56ur9, 9sIbIOiTsn
9SafBin9tcn, Su @aiDin9ton, un9an9
@bambsrSbur9 ;u ebombsrsburS l
e5ettiebur9* ju @ettiSbur9, |
Yt6bur9, ~ Yitt5bur9, +
Susquebanna 60. MontrcIe Il
Sbsltsr @nuntp Su Bsittbeitsr, par
9slamars Sountp* gu Sbsiter, par
8srmantaun ju 8ermantaun, par
aepj5taun ~ 2smiStaun, Il
@tjpplstaun 81 MiOpIstaun, /
Mrnt9cmNrp &c. 81 NcrriStam, par
Nortbumbsrlanp III Hcrtbunbtrl. pQr
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8srf5 @auntp Sanf iu Msarn9,
Centre bittp iu Sslefcnts, 9siblc6en
@itp Sanf iu pittsbur9, lln9an9bar
eclumbia Sritsn 0tisaibaft, @rlumbia par
Carlisle pittr* ju SarliSls, |
OoDlestdult DITTO Su IDDleStdun, par
@aitpn btttp* Su Cation, par
Grhan9e Ditto ,n ptttsbur9, 3
Certificate 7
pcit Noten !
@rhanse 3,pei9 ju Splipapsturg, !
Certificate
ers Ditto iu erie, II
8armerS u. 9rcpsr6 ju @aDneSbura, u
DO Sabl6ar in currant Sonos u
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Sec. 46. The capital stock of each banking
company shall be divided into shares Of one
hundred dollars each, and shall be assignable on
the books of the company, in such manner as
its bylaws shall prescribe; but no shareholder
shall have power to sell or transfer any shares,
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Bile, either as principal debtor, surety, or other
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
LETTER TO MIR. CLAY.
New HAVEN, Nov. l6, 1914

4'LN IN y L''t tNbN' lN' l'lf.
SIR, 1t is with much pleasure that we
execute the duty assigned to us by the
Wings of this city, transmitting you the
enclosed proceedings OF a meeting held by
them on the evening of the lIlh instant;
butthls pleasure is mingled with the deep
est regret tha' we cannot hail YOU, as we
had iondly hoped, as President Of these
United States. The depIorUbIc result OF
the late election has here, ,s every where,
filled the hearts of your Wing friends with
pain and modification, and this feeling has
not been confined to the eaters only, but
has extended itself through every 0ge and
condition OF society
We wero not aware, until VIC saw our
onticip0lIOns OF your success bIighted, how
strong Il held you had upon our affections;
and we now l,el that you are President in
the hearts OF vast majority OF the intcllh
! gent and patriotic citizens of the country,
where YOU can never be defeated, aud
| where the poisoned shafts of coIumny can
never reach you. Had you been called tC
assume the responsibilities of the office OF
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, we feel SURE
that the most eminent success in the dis.
charge Of its duties could not have mNreas
I'd your fame, or led us to cherish ans
/ warmer feelings than we now entertain
lor your character and public services.
We are proud, sir, of our city for III
vote she has given YOU, which is large
than was ever given before to any csnd
@ date in contested elections and we ur
, proud ol ON Stale, tEat, amid all the dD
ceptiens and ISLANDERS which have markc
the course OF our opponents lhroughol
'- the late contest, she has given you a m
p Hriy worthy Of her chNycter and OF Il
intelligence Of her cai2eus.
May your valuable life, dear sir, lie spa
ed through many years, to bless the cou
e try you have so greatly houored, and who
II interests in times OF danger you have
often aud so noby upheld,
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OUR LEGISLATURE,

Are busiIy engaged in attending to the
local business Of the State. The commit
tees on the currency had not reported at
our last advices; but soon will. We think
a spirit Of cancellation and compromise ex-
st among the members of the Wing party,
and they will hanmonize on the currency
question. We have been informed from a
source that admits no doubt, that the Lo-
keys will pounce down on any Bank Bill
that may be prepared, no matter what the
plan may be. They adhere to the BARTLY
HUMBUG laws,
Toonr friends in the legislature we say,
go on, perfect your bill before you present
1t in the House, and then pass it immedi-
ateIy. You viii be held responsible for
the Bill; therefore, waste no time listening
to iactious opposition. Call the yeas and
nays, and let the wolk be done at once;
and if they must make speeches against
the project let them do it at home amongst
their constituents, and not be paid "rOast
BERTRAND two dollars day.
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. SALARIES.

The Legislature at its present session
ought to alter the law of the last session on
the subject Of the.salaries OF Judges. The
Judges of the Supreme Court get 81 1000
only, per dnnum-PFesidents Of the Com
mon Pleas gel but $3.50. Formerg tie
Supreme Judges had fifteen hundred dol
lars, and the Presidents of the Common
Pleas twelve hundred dollars. The Wings
at the last session proposed twelve hun
dred for the Supreme, and one thousand
dollars for the Common Pleas, but rather
than loose the bill they took as the'Senate
amendment proposed, with an under
standing las we then believed, and still
believe) that they would raise them when
ever they got power. Fhe inadequocy
of the salary has driven our best jursts
totally away from having any Pretensions
to aspire, and the consequence is, and
generally will be, that those places will
be flied by young ana inexperienced men.
The public interest requires that the salary
of the Judges should be increased, and we
hope our members will lose no time in
bringing the matter before the Legislature
Nothing is more conducive to the public
welfare than an enlightened Judiciary and
surely the people Of Ohio don't deShe the
aabor OF any man for nothing.
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from The Boston EUtaing Transcript.
SARSAPARILLA.

This celebrated root, so famous as a me-
dicne for the cure of diseases OF the blood,
rheumatism, &C., has OF late acquired adj
'ditional fepute 10y an important discovery
made in its preparation by tile well known
house of A. b, Sands & Co. OF the city OF
New Xofk, who have invented an appa-
ratus for the purpose ofthoroughly extract
ing the virtues Of the plant. The inyen
tors say of this machine, in connection
with the preparation they produce by H.
that the whole discovery is the result OF
years devoted to laborlous chemical eXpe-
riments in testing various modes OF prepa-
ration, enabling them to concentrate IN the
most efficient form all the medical value Oh
the true SarsapaliIai and they have at last
accomplished this most desirable result by
means olan entirely new, ingenious, and
costly apparatus. The process throughout
is governed by strictly chemical laws, sc
that the essential principles, or the prInci-
pie on which the restorative virtue OF the
| Sarsaparilla depends, is entirely preserved
This is then combined with other articles
selected wholly from the vegetable king
dom. all of which are the most powerful
rurifers of the blood, which are then con
Icentratcd into a fluid extract thathas beer
found by experience TO possess the lmpoor
tant power OF immediately aTestlng th'
progress of disease, and restoring the pa
tent to health.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence Of its superior value, and eilica
CIV, see pamphlets, which may be obtained
ofagents gratis, d.,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail
hv A. B. SANDS " CO., Druggists an'
Chemists, 373 Broadway, Now York
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for s.. =,
For sale also by X, JACKSON, Carroll
+ Ton. Ohio
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PUBLIC LANDS.

A strong effort is now making in Con-
gress to graduate the price Of the public
lands. The bill will most likely pass the
House, but we think that the Senate will
deieatit. Amotion has been made in Con-
gress for the passage Of a Bill to pay to the
States the fourth instaImcnt Of the Surplus
Revenuc-whcthcr it wiA pass Of not is
somewhat doubtful. Those lovers of the
dear people who hate arstocracy and love
the poor man, have the majority in the
House. They are afraid, no doubt, that
it will operate as tlibc on the poor mau's
cote, il he should be benefited by THEN
action. We will see more Of this here,
after.
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LETTER TO MR.. FRELINGHUYSEN-
NEW HAVEN, Nov. l6, 1914.

SIR: In accordance with the vote of a
general meeting of this city, convened on
the evening of the l4th instant, we here
with transmit to you copy OF the proceed
ngs of that meeting.
The Wings of Connecticut, although
mortified and disappointed at the result OF
the late election, were never more united
than a: present, nor more determined TO
persevere in their efforts to carry out those
great measures of public policy which they
have adopted as their political creed, and
on the success of which they believe the
welfare of this country depends. AItho'
defeated for the time, we are not cast down.
We know our own strength, and If we
have not a majority ot the legal voters, we
have with US the great body OF the intelli-
gent, reHectng people OF the Union, and
under such circumstances we feel that
there is no reason for dependency. Such
a party and such a cause must ultimately
prevail.
in assuring you at This time, when you
are not before the public asa candidate for
the office in which we hoped to have p,ac
ed you---the second only in the gift Of the
nation--you can have no reason to doubt
that the respect and admiration which we
entertain for you is for the man, and not
for the candidate for the Vice Presidency.
We beg you, fer ourselves and in behalf
Of those whom we represent, to accept our
best wishes for your health and happiness.
Your obedient servants,
p. S. GALPIN,
JAMES F. BABCOCK,
THOS. r. TROW BRIDGE,
COmmdicG.
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, N. York.