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IHI.A.Ei MIA AaLus. -, - -.
On my way East tron homo, Haducnh' h"n-
tucliy, IN February last, ! was attacked with Il
yt.'aut cold IN crossing the mountlin5 1t was
50 severe that was obliged to lay by in Ne"
York several DAYS aher completing my busluc>:
4 little recruited | returned to Philadelphia;
when Mcssgs Rub'us q. Collins s 60, rcccn-
mrnlcd TO me DG. DAN'S'S SYKUr OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
r0a. g. 'i'"'d TO. and T!tA the iHcU...s l.rnr"s
r,'rrH;,r 5snuco from home, col,u not lt;c
1t regularly, OF pay the proper altcnt.0I to The
regimen directed. | found great benefit how
ever, l!om taking part Of Il bottle, Wds PARTIALLY
relieved, and enabled to start On my journey
home Rccrossing the mountains | was expo
SGD 10 a severe storm, which renewed The attack
with greatly increased violence, followed ny
harassng cough, great expcctoraon Of mucus,
and heavy night sweats, these continued so Sc
we're ON my passage down the river. that every
time dwohc | was literally soaked with mUjs-
tire, which dripped from my body in quantity
as grcat as if had inst come tromA batn' Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarms
ed at my Siturton, and thought thnt was IA
rapid or glUopIn~ consumption, and could not
live many weeks longer. At this time the cough
was severe attached with much cNpaciorltIpn,
pain in the breast, aud great emaciaion, the
nrht swcats still continuing A short time az
ter my return rejecting on the partial benefit
had received from DR. DAvis'5 Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
time touk it; not 'hcn thinking my situation
dangerous ! resumed tuklnrlt tsOma oft nay
ing been sent ont to me on aAlel. | found inn
mediate relief, and my improl cncnt was 50 rap
id that hy the time had taken two bottles tuii
was perfectly restored to hoalth, and have SO
continued, Il is needless 10 say that ! ascrbe
INV recovery entirely to this valuable medicine,
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Port Esrss0sEa
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS


This is one Of the larges, establish.
menls in this county, Of the kind, where
persons wishing to purchase lurr jure can
fad anything they want, from piRc styol.
10 the finest fa,shed sofa, which can no,
be surpassed in any city--thc subscriber
understanding the business particularly,
from the commonest article in furniture,
to the finest in use. and a visit 10 his ware
room. he thinks. will bear him ont in the
assertion, which is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order.
and has on hand, large and GENERAL
ASSORTM EMIT Of furniture, such as
Mahogany Spring seat Rocking chairs
Reclining do do
Half French do do
Mahogany, Rosewood, curIed and
Birds eye Maple BedsIcads of all kinds
and patterns.
Aud every and any kind of furniture,
for cash, country Produce GA good paper.
He will sell any article for less than il
can be purchased in any city shop, COM
pairing The materials andworknanship.
Gall and see for yourselves.
J. d, MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, n 10Th 'I5-M
N. B. Funerals Dnnctually attended to
and charges moderate.
P. S. Cabinet Makers supplied with
mahogany venoering, plank, boards, and
coffin stun, varnish, glue SC, as cheap
as they can buy in the city; curled maple
nd Gu errygenerally on hand.
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IS G5iC@,

ssUgtt3,
The subscriber hegs leave 10 inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has been appointed Constable for the Sd
Election District ofCecil county, and is
now prepared to do all the business that
may be entrusted to him. and hopes by
strict attention to business, to merit a
share of public patronage,
Persons wishing TO place business in
my hands can do SO by leaving ,her ac-
counts with the Magistrates in my absence
VIM. BRADFORD.
July Sd 1917
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ALL .HEALTMG DALSAGT

this invaluable treasure, Whl'h mas a2he more
daring tI'e past SIX months III renewing ''e ho"N'
diseases, Than any o,nrF remedy IN inc world
Gnis is no homhh@ nor is any oe.GPi''a Fracu-
so1, as the testimonials are i1'lat ,hh once loI
the inspection o!alI vino may VISA 10 see 19''n
Over THREE T,HOUS.1 .ND PERSONS
Have used this great remedy in the city of New
York alone since the Goth of March last and no
compliant has ever yet been made concerning it
effects. on the contrary, all who have ever used
it speak oft in terms OF unoquacd praise, an
among the numhcrof cases which have been troo
I'D by the Oioslonan are to be found many OF
THE .NOST ASTONISHING CURES
On record. Read the following, and some Of
your doubts concerning tie efficacy ofthis rt!no-
DIV may be removed.
Ei,s .lI ,'' W 49,, H., t
''T 49, % 7,,d IN +, ,,
pa a'''s WY el.aJ ~ Ln hor Ia't JTor
oty "a N"s 'N ,,,,,n,;,, nJ l,r;,,,
vase was , -
SENiISS S'o i"se" S,', ar
oo" 80 oo'." we" 'N a., nI
>, ''',n ny I '''i' ,,
II . ,,,g c,ti,nly rrl;nyrd and Is now ATTENDING
oLrr finally d1tirs about the house. where those
WHO Lorht can cail and see her il they feel sul-
ric,,I, ;,tarcs,cd
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M0TI.lY 9ZETCHE3, TIC. I.


,r,,, 49,, orooros.,s az q, rclor,oer cries.
-, ,,.''., f-ir,,,s ni.rh ncr,;.cliuiItv.
An" 'a ;,. "r FAVE a, d%y rs ics
f.,,,,l., ,, ,,;s ,r.ai ra,,m'jiy
- Ierg! 5 n.S -, I'y " r, an 3,L yso
'rn.I"d Il. his minds immense fertility,
w. "],'" ~; ~, If. in,,srr ever SEEM
,,.,,,, alamo, ,.,o.,,.s ,jro,,s pcau
l al 10 ''''=''" ''"'''
...,.,,,,.
I'm G1''f may NI'" '''1.' "',,
h''"L' ""o''" - S.'.', !'. '. ,.,inn
WA! ",rT ~, t H' j., ~ nnycI station
,,,;5, q, antrim, bitk ma.y swift urr.iSt
',, S, ', and irh1u,n,d,ry
,.,,.. .,s ,,.n,'r, dot. v,cr, wont a moon to
t,rr,.
.,... t,,. ,,,,,,.,.l mi l,o.hort
@"ee @'h'S mas 'H'h pune, az" VIZ ',,'i','
|''" '''Ns '' I'',.' ,,,.,,,
A!r '''g' l.',",,S a." a ,,;n,ry
nose '''",'o" W. "',I ,S',,''.,',',
Ano we airy t"'.,'@ o''',' ,',.,,,,,,
rI,. t md , rbr "',' than move hc5elycs cacc.
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How sweet a thing is love OF home. 1t
is moi acquired--ris q feeling that has lis
oririn elsewhere. Il is born with us, brought
from another world to carry Us on with Joy
in fbis. II attaches to the hulnblest heart
that has ever throbbed.
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luAyE FOUND a TREASURE.

SO says the consumptivc vino has been Ilboring
under distressing cough, plin N the side and
chest, and debjIitatng night sWeata, ana
could not find any lc!jrf, so says the atth-
matte, whose difficulty ofbrenth,ng was
such that he colM not lay doWn 1T
might. 50 says the person who has
been bleeding at the lungs, and
Who fijcd dry by day until
lle met With lhismvul3ab!c help
Would you know its name!
SHERMAN OEuSAOSIAN,
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the CphaAs' Court OF said county, lei
lcrs Iesamen'ary on lie personal estate OF
Benjamin Tell late Of said county, deceas'
ed-AIl persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned TO eNhb"
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the lSth day Of
October 1913; they way Otherwise, 10y law,
lie excluded from all benefit of said estate,
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment TO the
subscriber Given under my hand this 23d
day oi October 1911.
MARY FELL, EX'trX.
Oct. 23d '47-Gw
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SIIEPUERD'S JER.NIFIGE


Read the following evidence Of Shepherds
Sarsaparilia'
Baltimore, lcb. 90, ~.
Mr. J. G. SHEPHERD,
DEAR SrE:--De pleased to except my nn!clan-
ed thanks Tor the specimen OF y crmule, winch
You have done Tue the favor to send have
uSud it IN gcyrntccn cases, and in not Il sugIt
instance has il failed TO produce the desired cI-
Iocl--on the contrary, its operations have been
attended with the most ilatrcrng success. h0'
needed not Il trial TO satisfy me OF It's incacy
in destroying worms, for when was informed
by tha propnclUrs, of lis component parts tell
assured that to use it would not he emp! rlc.sm
ror would it in the least, aid or encourage that
drciGI foe otthc human fmiIy-q"ack"ry.
The ingredients have truly been selected WIN
careuud the disagrcabc necessity Of following
up the Vrrn!nwG uv active crthartcs has been
avoided by the judicious admiNtnrc of@uch rem
edics as are best calculated TO promote the az.
ton The bowels. Ey promu.ga:dr l,nowl.
edge Of its viitncH throughout the Mol!d have
not The least doubt opL tnat mothers VIII regaru
the distribution Of 50 valuable a medicine as the
bcnilctcr OF their offspring, With sentiment:
Of friendship; ana yours trIly.
W. - LAIgZTLL, \. y NJ y
sC%"Dr. W ii. H.hlaU mrmenr Of one
orthc mos, respectable l.nt,ns IN tac state
was a pupil Of the renowned Surgeon Professor
n. Il. smith graduated with the highest honor,
mt the University Of Maryland and at this time
enjoys practice second to none IN extent IN the
cry Of thc same age
Cecil county
DR.. Norris. r. G. i. A. luuncv, Port Deposit
Or, ]. Wallace. Elkton. William 3. Iurbt
Warwick, r. II. II. Knight x Co., Battle
Swamp, Il H. Thomts, North East, Il Is.
Graham Chan Icstovu.
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A person being asked wha! was meant
by the realities Of life, answared-"Real
estate. real money, and real good dinner,
none Of which could be realized without real
harl work.
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q VIZ ia rose.

Once upon an evening dreary, while
p0nieGed lone and wc"ry---over may a.
o,,en paper, reading .,r9otten stories o .-,
suddenly heard curious, lonely, shostl.
strange, mysterious grating, underneath ti.s0
floor. IT'S some little mouse, | E.pllereJ.
underlealh the Office Aoor-only this ara
norr" marc. hhd again | trimmed ric
taper. aud once more resumed my pa
per-aged. forsaken antique paper-por-
ing lis anC at contents o er: when again |
heard rope".natl,iS same strange, mys,e,ls
ous grating. hut much louder tl.an before
aid il senrn5,. like some one saving wood
beneath the office floor: lis no moe.
thought ], bnt more. AS | liatoued,
each particular hair stood upright, pes3en-
diruiar-cold, outstanding drops orbicular
soon my forehead covered o'er-whlle a
strange, mysterious terror filled my soul
with fear and horror, such asl never fe,
before; much wondered what this curious
rating meant beneath the iloore Thus sat
and eyed the floor And thus watcl.g,
galin- ponderiug trembling. doubling, fear
ing, wondering suddenly the wall was sun
dering as for Banquo's ghost of yore-and
while gazing, much astoundeA, instantly
thcreirom there bounded a huge rat upon
the floor! Not the least obeisance made he
bnt moment stopped and stayed he bus
nothing more. And while gazing, at each
other, suddenly ont sprang another-somc-
what greycr than the other with the weight
ofycalS he bore; then with inpre atoms
dire hi9h | raised my boot aud higher
and step advancing higher, whitled it
across lhc floor; tnl the l''ln in3ps had sea-
tered aId l,itHIouf |!C,.i1nh,ed aud battered,
that it it ;ud nothing more
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Stoves !! Stoves , ,

The subscribers wish to inform their friends
aud TIE public general, that they have received
a gcurlUl assortment of
81 nGfg 81 G0GeG Stores,
oftIcntysl improvement, and which they Will
sell at ciigpriceS
THE public would do well to call and examine
their stooI, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
cannol fail TO be pleascd. Remember THE Old
sland--n the "lIolown directly oPpos tc the
FarmcI < Mechanics Hotel.
WELLS s CLAKlD GE,
Elk,on, Sept, ! II
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HAVE constantly on hand n complete assort
nrnL Of DIOI S Patent improved PINE OH
LAMPS, wnrch are superior IN construction,
more simple arrangement aud embrace improve
lucuts and advantages possessed by no other
Lamps. The cost Of burning them does not cN
code Onc-haliot .hat OF amy other hghl, ana pro-
duCcs Il light more brilliant than gas The
lamps are 50 constructed that they can be burned
dry, when lhc wick is short The wick which
is consumed. being supplied with feeder undcI-
meath it. This arrangement keeps the OF al
ways pure in the lamp, and rcrdyrs other clean
sing unnecessary, and tie recent Improvements
made 10y the laIontcc, adds beauty to Their aP-
pcal0ucr and renders their man"4 vmcnt 50 easy,
that a child can take care OF them. They are
perfectly safe and Tree from unpleasant odour'
IN addition to tho above we have fargo an
handsome assortment of DYOTS NEWLY l,H-
PROVED SOLAI, LARD LAMPS, great va
riety Of patterns; Hanging Lamps, suitable for
thurchcs, Halls Fac ur",, Lodge ICONS, Hotels
and Illiarc Saloons, and lamps with SHADES, de
signed for reading and for every other purpose
where light is required. A handsome variety Of
CANDELABRAS, BOUQUET HOLDERS,
and every article pertaining to the lamp business.
Having every facility for manufacturing, we are
prepared to sell wholesale and retail, as cheap as
any other dealers, and Tie articles ere warranted
equal in appearance, and superior in construction
TO any that can be procuren elsewhere.
n Il. Lamps, sc. rcgit, sllvcrcd, hronzed and
repaired in the best manner. Old lamps OF eve
ry description altered to burn Pine Oil
PHILADELPHIA, sept 18th lSl7-3m
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E3EM TOW. .FBE.

We accept the proposition found
below with pleasure, but would respect
fully warn our partnership correspondents
against the danger Of becoming personal
in any Of their intended '.sllctches.' If
we should deem anything they send too
much 50, they will not complain if we
throWit aside.
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PITY. VIII. All iALr. ( I.
ROAD LANE.

Tae Na-nlng Train ofCars from fnn
2 ielphia. for B4,ln"Ir, arsive al Elkton
q! past 10 o'cl"ck, \. NJ.
Morning Train from Baltimore, Tor
] hilade|phia. arrive here al l2o'clock' NJ
Might Zines.
Eight train from Baltimore, arrives At
k,nn at ! before | | O'Clock from Phil
il at / before "ne O'Clock.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agi.
May lst lSi7.
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THE u N ION.

him when he discharged his musket The ball skipped
upon The water and hit the woman.
The report has reached Matamoras that the troops en-
campcd al Palo Alto to be sent TO Vera Cruz The
Flag cannot credit it,
EMBARoA!ioN OF TROOPS FOR THE wAR.-Coonel L. r
Andrews OF the vogeurs embarked yesterday upon the
steamship Massachusetts, for Vera Cruz, accompanied
by j. y BLAIR, with company voltigeurs, 100 men;
Lieut. Chs +. Vernon, with 30 men, detachment be-
longing to Capt Churchill's company votgeurs; Sur
geon J; W Tyler, Leutenants Walker Kger, Terrett,
and Blakeley. The Massachusetts has on board the
rocket and howze battery belonging to this regiment OF
yotgeurs Captain Bethel 10Th infantry, also took
passage on the Massachusetts with 60 men, to join Gen
Taylor
The Massachusetts, will touch at the Brazos TO land
Capt BehelPs company, and to receive such companies
OF vogeurs as were despatched to the Rio Gande before
the destination OF that regiment was changed.
The United States steamer Telegraph left last night for
Brazos santiago, having on board r. A. Parish esq l.,
bearer OF dispatches TO Gen Taylor Gen f. d. Hopping
U 5 A., and Lieut. Argur his aid; A. w. Armstrong
committee for the remains OF Lieut. Rchey, of the 4th
infantry Drs Robertson and Ashe, u. s. A.. Capts. d.
B; Mosby and L. A, Strodes Lieut. Gill, 18th artillery
Charles Carroll sutler to Hayss regiment; Charles Fin
ley and l. A. Roberts, Quarermaser's Department; Capt
Gathers company, Sd Dragons, about so men,
The Fashion also sailed for Vera Cruz last night She
took Lieut. Col. +. w. Moore I'd Dragons, and Capt
Duperus company, and about $50 men of the Sd dra-
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COMMERCIAL.
from our Commercial Correspondent.

New YORK, Thursday, May n, lSt7-4 p.
The supply OF money continues abundant here, notw'-
standing that the Discount lines Of the city banks full
that is say twenty four banks in this city, with ag
gegate capa of SOB 1888 l00 eighteen doing business
under the old charters and with aggregate capital
of SO 900, under the general banking law OF New
York OF these six three e North River Chemical and
Fulon) originally chartered banks; but, their char
having expired they obliged to continue business
Stree banks" which system requires deposc OF New
York United States six per stocks with the comp
roer of the State the circulation oil the instt
ton. The chartered banks are restrained from loaning
than twice and half their capitathat is TO say the
Union Bank, instance, has capital OF 81 10000
and its loans the LIST of May W, 522 and
quenty it was 'idL" The demand for more bank loans
is however, increasing; and otwthslanding that the cir
euaon of the banks is larger Than before Many
banks being organized Since May 1916, six banks
have been started and their Joint circulation $780,
and two banks in the country have been wound up STILL
another is going into operation in the Bowey This dis
position banks demand for New York
stocks mostly per but there is very little to be sold
Those held by institutions will be sold, because the
money cannot just be better invested. An attempt
good deposite with the comptroller; but it failed The
United States 6s purchased because there would be
loss of interest the premium. The incentive TO this
mode OF banking Is You will perceive, 10 procure double
inerestas thus, person persons having 100000,
may purchase stock and depose it, That stock will yield
them their inerest6 per On it, security, they
ceive equal of circulating notes, which they
lend at, perhaps, per Hence the money yields IL
per cent per with but little risk The general OPP
erations of banking also becoming profitable
stimulate competition. few weeks since gave you
comparative table of the January and February dividends
of nine New York banks The following is table OF the
May dividends:
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, MAY

BALTIMORE, May 2S--5 p. m.
Tic teegrathRace bet,ccem Fashion and Passeng1For
rest The Viennotse.7he Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and
Ne,c York markets.
The telegraph between this city and Philadelphia is still
Of orders consequently report has been received
day of the markets of New York or Philadelphia.
There has been great rush to-day for the racecourse
witness for $500 between Fashion and Passenger
The latter is bay geding by Bale Peyon dam by Tariff,
and is expected to give Fashion hard rub The is
yet over consequently cannot give you the result
Forrest is filling most successful engagement mt the
Holiday theatre. He closes tomorrow night with
benefit
The Vennose children doing good business at Nor
folk. They WILL it is thought, appear for few nights in
this city, on their return.
Tue MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
flour was very dull There sellers of Howard
IS s11 without finding purchasers There Were offers to
purchase above SO rs So 81 City Mills are held
Mt so, but no purchasers be found The supply
of rye -four is small Sales making at SO 81 ST..
Holders asking S. 25 for meal, but le how
ever doing. There is scarcely any Maryland wheat in
market Good prime is quoted nomnally Mt 1875 pos
cents per bushel. There sale this morning OF prime
Pennsylvania red wheat 2o2 2OS White is
held 1902 l0i cents, and yellow LOG 03 cents, with
sales fair Some lots OF Pennsylvania have been
sold at n fraction lower
AT New York, Yesterday, there a considerable de-
manl for from spinners The sales Wednesday
were bales and nearly reached that figure yesterday
average of say below the prices current before the
last arrival Nearly 10000 barrels of flour arrived from
Albany and Is coming freely rs to affect the late
high prices Sales of Genesee AT IS 30 and Michigan nj
SIS 31i There very lite doing in southern. Rye -four
81 meat 50 % Sales OF 900 bushels mixed and yellow
81 10 81 I2a Rye, 81 3l Sales of Ohio wheat at
81 80 n 81 96. Oats are held at 70 cents
At Philadelphia, on Thursday, the -four market was
heavy and prices have declined Sales Of 1900 barrels
standard and fair brands So Sia per barrel west
en AT SO 1870 barrels held on speculation at SO 30 AT
the close, parcels offered So 75. Rye flour has
decmedaIes nj SO 60 SO 62k Corn meal is du-a sale
of 800 barrels Brandyyine 3.i. Pennsylvania we
quote S5 3 Wheati sales of good red at 81 % per
bushe in store. Corn is and in demand-ales OF
5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow 81 49, and 800 south
ern white at 81 l2aall for SO lbs. OATS sales oil south
er 63 a 60 cts. Cotton: demand rather more active
sales Of l2O bales l2l 3A for Upland and New Or
lenns WhlskeV. saes in barrels Mt - cts.
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OFFICIAL.
General Order.

= -. ,h,, ,,,alv,. v,.,,s win r,nk ,yh com
fui"
manders, . , han ,,,e,,. yaa,s yvi,l lieutennnts
PuIseI In al with 10 date of com
Purers WIN '"'" VIZ" s - 49,
mission -. ! .o,,,, ,,,,o,.rs Of ,h,,.y.r Grade
Comnaiu,nS 81, ~ I nee sncs ~ ali ,,,rsers
whe o ronsrs no authority to exercise military com
mand' a'u Nv r Y MASON
A. o, ,a,- " -
NAVY phrAH'""'' -
, ol, no.s ana qualifications Ia ,be form
Inc III a. ,oalic,I officers and nursers a, the navy are
hy authorized to take effect the lst of June, lSEs
"" MEDICAL OFFICERS
cU y.e.s eo,t- To he The same ms directed for
Sngfon u" $3.50 ~, ,,ar shaIl h,. ennbroi,len.,i on
eoh,r and ON The Cuffs three. spriys of live.
each SIDE OF e ~ No Sn,,,ns q, ~, yor nm he ON NJ
oak, las per P''o' - - -. -
PASSED ASs'SrNS's ANp "'''''N''
Fail hess coatTo be the same as surgeons, except the
embroidery the cuffs
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,idends of serenteen New York banks.
Sls,I66,lOO
6ll,79S 9:

Total, $ls,l66,l0o 6l79s 62609s 6726
The same of bank capital has paid, in the month
of May 1917, 1913 00O Is per profit than in
the same month of IS4J So far bank prosperity is
index of the general of business that of New York
better than Notwithstanding the ruin that
would inevitably follow low tariff and the independent
treasury 1t to be remarked, that although the ouns of
banks here and the eastward larger than before
the institutions therefore in dangerous condition,
even in unhealthy one, nasmnch that discounts
all active short paper payable punctually maturity
In 1861, when the loans were very large they
based on produce which would return the money with
interest but houses connected with the mpora
the difficulty OF procuring payment for those goods began
be felt, merchants and iobbers demanded renewals, and
began to be regular understanding that
renewable maturity. comparatively small amount of
loans under such circumstances, raught with disas
ter The credits the Atlantic in favor of the
very small while the debts against very large, OF
which large portion collected at all. Al
this the is the case; the riches
of the interior continue to pour down through all
the avenues, swelling State revenues they pro-
gress, and, finally by profitable sales abroad, bring
money back the banks in discharge Of the liabilities
created in the shipment 1t may be worth while to compare
the Of domestic exchanges in New York now, with
what they in 1888, under the regulation OF the late
national bank which held be indispensable the
existence of any exchange.
a., 49, N. You'll