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ECONOMY, UTILITY AND LIGHT!
Pine Oh & Solar Lard Lams.
NJ. b. DYOTTt& KENT,
Lamp Manufacturers,
Ne. "a South Second ST., one door
below Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA


HAVE constantly on hand complete assert
ment of DYOTS Patent improved PINE OIL
LAMPS, whrch are superior III construction ,
more simple arrangement and embrace improve
ments and advantages possessed by no other
Lamps. The cost of burning them does not OK
ccde onc-halfot that of any other light, and pro-
duces light more brilliant than gas. The
lamps are so constructed that they can be burned
dry, when the wick is short The wick which
is consumed, being supplied with feeder undel-
meath it, This arrangement keeps the oil al
ways pure in the lamp, and renders other clean
sing unnecessary, and the recent improvements
made by the patentec, adds beauty to their APP
pearance and renders their management so easy,
that child can take care Of them. They are
perfectly safe, ard free from unpleasant odour.
In addition to the above. we have a largo an
handsome assortment of DYO'rS NEWLY l.M-
PROVED SOLAR LARD LAMPS, great va
rcty Of patterns; IInn ring Lamps, suitable for
Churches, Halls, Factories, Lodge Rooms Hotels
and Biliare 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 the articles warranted
equal i'll appearance, and superior in construction
TO any that can be procuren elsewhere.
N. Is. Lamps, SIC. regiIt slvercd, bronZed and
repaired in the best manner. Old lamps of eve
ry description altered to burn Pine Oil.
Philadelphia, Sept lth lS47--3m
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MEXIc AN PREslpENrllL ErEcTioS.-An arri-
val at Philadelphia from Matanz,s, brings ntor-
nation that Querataro has voted for Herrera tJr
President of Mexico, and that thn State Of S,n
Luis de Potps has again given her vote to Senior
Gen Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna for the
same office.
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SEVERE GALE ON THE LAKEs.-Thcrc has been
a heavy gale on the upper lakes -Four vessels,
having on board $4,000 bushels OF wheat, were
driven ashore and lost A voe4el was sunk in
Detroit river with $4,000 bushels Of wheat
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HEAVY FEEs.-The fees Of the Health Officer,
at the port of New York, have amounted to up
wards of $4,000 during the last fire months.
How much the other seven months is likely to
produce is not stated.
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ALL HEALING BALSAM

ALL.HEALING BALSAM
s this invaluable treasure, which has done more
during the past six months in relieving the above
diseases, than any other remedy in the world.
This is no humbug, nor is any deception practi-
sed, rs the testimonials are left at the Office for
the inspection ola II who may wish TO see them
YER THREE TJiOUS.fED PERSONS
ave Used this great remedy in the city OF New
e., :, alone since the Goth of March last, and no
unpamt has ever yet been made concerning 1t
effects; on the contrary all who have ever used
it speak oft in terms of uncqnallcd praise, an
among the number of Cases which have been trca
ed bv the Olosaonian to be found many OF
TIE MOST .qSTO WISHING CURES
On record Read the following, and some OF
your doubts concerning the efficacy of this RENEE
y may be removed.
Mrs Willy, the wife off. Willy, Esq. residing
1873 West 18th street, was gwen up by the
physicians who attended her, and left to die
cry day was expected to be her last Her
case was pronounced consumptlve, and during
sickness she raised very large quantities OF
3D. Her cough was incessant, her weakness
d emacialion very great. After using the Olo
honian, or Al-Hcalng Bllsam, ii short time
C was entirely relieved, and is now attending,
her family duties about the house, there those
who doubt can call and see her if they feel suf-
ClentlY interested.
.qrtcmas Raymond, who resided during his
sickness at $50 Madison street, but has since re-
moved to Providence, II. L., was attended by I
ofthe best physicians in the city. They attend
cd him the better part Of three months and gave
up his case as hopeless. They pronounced his
disease an hbcess or liberation of the Liver,
and Scrofula ofthe Lungs. They told him they
could not help him; and that he must die, as his
Lungs were entirely gouc. He had a monstrous
umour in the side, which was opened and dis
discharged over three pnts of matter from the
Liver, exactly resembling that raised from the
Lungs. He was persuaded by his friends to
the Olosaonlan, and after using two bottles was
entirely restored.
We would refer all who doubt the authenticity
ofthis case to Mr.. Isaac I.abagh, 81 Fortolk ST.,
VIII, visited Mr.. Raymond during his sickness,
and was familiar with his treatment.
a HUNDRED CASES
equally as unpromising in their commencement
have been cured etiectuallv bv this great Remedy
Have you troublesome Cough? DO you rails,
Blood? Are yot troubled with Asthma, or diff
Guilty and shortness Of Breathing have You Nigh
Sweatsi be cautious. Do not be deceived in TIT
means you make use of for relief.
HERE is THE REMEDY.
Sold in Elkton, by WIN. Torbert, and DR.. II
H. Mitchell
March 6, '47-1y
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mbrelas.-Just received ten dozen large
~ and small cotton umbrellas direct from the
manufacturer, and selling at unusual low prices
Nov, 6 AT. N. w. PALMER, Agent.
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MIR CIay's Opinions.

A portion oflhe neutral @ press Of the
country are out-dong the locofocos in their
denunciaions of ,ha, part of Mr.. Clay,s
speech, which charges that the Admins
ration are accountable for the war These
wolves in sleeps clothing, have shown &c
what herd they belong before this latter evil
dence! so it is not now necessary TO classify
them We would refer all our readers tc
the following extracts from the speeches Of
locotoe o leaders, in regard TO the commence
ment of the war, and the annexation o.
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| FROM an impure COhdHOH " NC Dtood.
! PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The individual who is unfortunately the vic
tim Of hereditary disease-covored perhaps.
with scroiuous ulcers of the most loathsome
characler--aflctcd with glandular swellngs,
contacted limbs-the severe and painful effects
| of chronic Rheumatism white swellings. dis
eased bones, cu,aneous affections, or any of tho
| complaints arising from unhealthy blood, should
at Cnce resort to the great restorcr OF health
the king of medicines, -SHEPHERDS SARS-
| APARII.LA Hundreds who have been aflc-
ted for years with arrangement of the organs
differentiation and SECRETION, have been removal
ted,-cured restored to life, as it were, and are
now living evidences in favor Of this wonder
full and incstimably valuable preparation Scores
of certificate are at hand. 10 prove to the I'M
believing its powerful efficacy.
CONSUMPTION CURED
By the use Of Shepherds SarSapar'Ha
The following is from a gentleman of re-
spcctable standing in Baltimore who was cfec-
trally cured of that dreadful disease Consump-
ton, by a few bottles Of Shepherds Sarsaparil-
Ia.
BALrMoRe, .4ug' 29th, lS47'
This is to certify that was fast sinking un
dca symptoms ofCOnSumption Of The Lungs, un
til | was recommended to try Shepherds Sars
aparIa, which fortunately did and am unde-
the strongest conviction that it saved my liio
| am now rapidly recovering and hope IN
short time TO be restored to perfect health; un-
der no consideration would | be without the
medicine
DAVID RICKETTS,.
No. 90, Hill street
BRONCHITIS CURED
How many are there suffering from Bron-
chitis, or consumption in the throat, and con-
| tn
while remedy Of the highest character is at
hand, Shepherds Sarsaparilla will afford al
most instantaneous relief, and ultimately per-
manent cure in all cases of this krnd The
following is one of thousand cases of this dis
ease alone, cured by the use Of Shepherds Sars-
aparilla.
Baltimore, Aug 30th 1917.
hereby certify that was confined to my bed
for several months, with Chrylic Bronchitis and
could Get no relief until tried, at the RECON-
incubation ofmy physician, SnErHERD's SARsA'
pAR,LLA Three bottles of which have cured me
so completely that now enjoy as good health
as at any previous time. was also aflcled
with a Ioathsome and disagrceabo cruplon GOV
or,ng the whole body, and winch also yielded to
the same remedy.
! MARGARET TAYLOR,
No Al William 81
Remarkable cure of Il Scroinlous condition o.
the system resulting IN WHITE SWELLING,
Baltimore. Aug so, 1917
I was afflicted for seven years, with a disease
i known as lrhife sretlF :, and which resulted III
timotelv in necrosis or dead bone, and OF which
several pjeces were extracted. had the advice
of some of the ablest physicians OF onr city, hut
all were unable to render me any service, uAtl
finally my last physician fortunately recon
mended the usa of SHEPHERDS SARSAPA
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HAVE FOUNDA TREASURE.

lHAVE FOUND A TREASURE.
So says the consumptive who has been laboring
under distressing cough, pain in the side and
chest, and facilitating night sweats, and
could not find any relief. So says the astll-
matte, whose difficulty of breathing was
such that he could not lay down at
night. So says the person who has
been bleeding at the lungs, and
who failed day by day until
he met with thisinvauable help
Would you know its nnmc
SIIERMAN'S OLOSAONIAN,
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Es1Ofg 4. Coal Stores.

of TIE latest improvement, and which they will
sell a, city prices.
The public would do well to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they
cannot lall 10 be pleased. Remember the old
stand-in the 'IIoIlow" directly oppos tic the
Farmer & Mechanics Hotel.
WELLS s CLARIDi GE.
Elk.on, Sept III Al
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SPRING g. SUMMER
q O o ID S.

U " " ~ %
TUST received at the old stand next door
- the Court House, a fresh supply of Sprin!
and Summer Goods, Consisting in part as TO
lows:
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Coal
,ngs and Pantaloon StuDs.
French Drap d'etrc, Angola Cloth, British ant
American Twecds, Cashmerets, Plain and Twill
ed Summer Cloth, Croton Cloths, Linen ant
Cotton Checks, extra and low priced Liner
Drilling, Gambrocns, sc. &c.
Cotton and PantalOons Stuff
embracing a great variety.
PRINTS! PRINTS"
Comprising every variety ofpricc and styles.
Dress Goods
New Style Painted Lawns, Barages, Pcrtol
Cords, Balzarincs, Bombazines, Mouslin de Lame
Alpaca, French Chintzcs, Cashmcres, Victoria
and Earls,on Ginghams Bingham Lawns.
,1IS. HbsSIY.
be found Rich Style Grape, Barage, Mouslin de
Lame and Tibet mode colours and Black, Rich
Silk ditto.
White Goods.
White Cambria and Jaconctt Lace Muslns
Book, Null and Swiss musns, Plaid Jaconel
and Book and Curtain Musins.
Net Goods, Laces, Ribbons and Gaboons,
Hosiery, Gloves, ldkft., and Cravats,
new style Stocks Linen Goods
Brown and Bleached Cottons, Cotton Osna-
burghs, Plain and Twlled.
Cotton, Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Carpet
Chain, Candle Wick, Sc. SIC.
All af which will be sold on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TORBERT.
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FROM II. BENTON,S SPEECH.

"They, the President aud Secretary of
State, made the war themselves and made
ii unconstitntionally, perfideously, clandes-
timely and pitatically!!!! The secret orders
10 our army and navy were PIRATIcAL for
they were without LAW; TO waylay and at,
tack friendly power, with whom we had a
treaty of amity, and as member of court
martial I would sentence to be SHOT any
OFFICER of the Army or Navy who should
dare to attack Mexican troops, or ships, or
cities, under that order"
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From G. J. Ingersol's Speech.

The stupendous deserts between the Nneces
and the Bravo rivers are the NATURAL Boun-
darics between the Anglo-Saxon and Murlanian
races There ends the Valley of the West.
There Mexico begins. Thence, beyond the
Bravo, begin the Moorish people and their lndi-
an associates, to whom Mexico properly belongs,
who should not cross the vast desert if they
could as on our side we too, ought to stop there,
our going south or their coming north of that
gigantic boundary. While peace is cherished, that
boundary will be sacred. Not till the spirit OF
conquest RACES will the people of either side
modest or mix with each other; and whenever
they do, one or the other race must be conquer
ed, if not exlnguishcd.'
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From j. G. CaIhOun's Speech.

ale was of opinion,nhc said, "that ii the an
nexatton of Texas had not taken place, there
would have been no war with Mexico, but the
annexation was not the cause Of the war. The
immediate cause Of the war was the marching OF
our troops from Corpus Christi to the Rio dol
Norte. If Gen. Taylor had remained with his
forces where he was, there would have been no
nvasion-there would have been no conflict,
consider the marching upon the Rio Gfande as
being unfortunate, and certainly should have
adyised arainst il if had been cOnsultCd.n
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Stoves p! Stoves . 7!

The Subscribers wish to inform their friends
and the public general, that they have received
a general assortment of
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SHEPHERDS
S,ARS.fP.ARILLA,

For the permanent Cure ofaH Diseases arising
from an impure condition Of the Blood.
DIipI INV THE nj OOn
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Cotton and PantaloOns Stuff

Spring and Summer Shawls among which will
be found Rich Style Grape, Barage, Mousln dc
Lame and Tibet mode colours and Black, Rich
l;,t,
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90
Per Steamer Caledonia at Boston.


RANK Of ENGLAND AND STATE OF TRADE
We give below the last report of the condition Of
the Bank of England. In connection with this the
following statements and views from communication
of the London Times of the 10th Will be read with
interest
The circulation i. G., notes in the
hands of the public, including Bank post bills, now
amounts to El9,577 900. The same circulation in
1889 was reduced i $50 900 Surely an amount
ofcircuation exceeding that OF 1899 by about Ooo-
900, cannot be justly called restricted circulation
nor in the face of this fact can the existing distress
be attributed to an improper limitation Oh inc uho"'
Again, as regards banking accommodation. The
private securities now held by the Bank amount to
Col $50 900. This is amount almost without
prcccdcnt: these securities for the most part, repre-
sent loans or discounts granted for the accommoda-
ton of the trading world, and it may be very safely
asserted that a greater amount OF such accommodate
ton was never granted by the Bank.
1t appears, then that the Bank notes now IN the
hands of the public are at high amount, and that
the assistance granted to trade by the Bank OF Eng
land as indicated by the amount of its private sccu-
rites was never greater than At the present moment
1t is impossible, therefore, to attribute the present
arrangement of mercantile affairs to the restricted
amount of the circulation or TO any inability on the
part of the Bank extend its customary assistance
TO the commerce of the country. The real cause OF
the present pressure must be sought III other conSl
derations The failure of our harvest, and the con-
scoucnt necessity under which the country has been
placed of importing provisions 10 the amount
of about f25 900, 900 within the last twelve months
is sufficient account for almost any degree of pres
sure: whilst the extent of overtrading founded
on excessive and fictitious credit, and the immense
diversion of capital railroad enterprises, afford an
equally sufficient explanation of the inability OF com,
to sustain itself under the present severe lal
with its ordinary frmncss.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the Act 18th and Sth Victoria
cap. 80, for the week ending October 9.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued 81 ,96I, $50 Govt Debt Ell ,0l5l0O
Other Secures 1854 800
Gold Coin and
Bullion. . 6,935,349
Silver Bullion. L ,026, 236
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IJD ,DIU,UID TUJ,0UU,UJU
Cotton is as dull as can be at Liverpool, and here
during the past fortnight have done absolutely
nothing. Prices of American again declined about
3D., and other kinds nearly d., with still down
ward tendency. Imports and stocks lst inst:
lSl6. Imports. ISL.
Great Britain.......I 900 eco 935,772
Other ports Europe. 5l4 LOG 1920
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week comprise about 10000 River Plate at 26c
TO 42c.; aud 1900 Rio Grande at l65c to II G.
Tobacco is well supported; 100 hhds ONO and Ma
ryland found buyers at bic. to 223e. Our stock OF
American being small, holders are asking higher
rates.
HAMBuRGH, Oct. 14.-Cofsc: The market has
become very quiet, and the sales amount 10 only
about 5000 bags Brazil, ordinary TO good ordinary
cooury, at I-l6s. 10 3 IS; holders are very firm
Cotton The article is entirely neglected, in Gonse-
quencc of the gloomy accounts from England. Prices
are quite nomina-!Sugar: Prices are much lower;
about 500 boxes of fine yellow Havana found buyers
at I'M. per 300 h.; and about 500 bags brown Per
mans at . m. per 100 h. Rice: Only small parcels
meet with buy Hides There is very little dong;
prices, however, have undergone no alteration
sold At IS. 8 s.
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Imports, and stocks

13s. Continental markets dull Imports and stocks
st inst: lSI6. Imports. loIi
Grcst Rrtai, Al 900 600 100000
Other ports Europe ,235 100000 22o'luo'ooo
273 7ooOaO 2s9IOO 900
IsI6 Stocks. 1871.
Great Britain. 81 500 600 IO.1OO, 900 lbs.
Other ports Europe. IS, 100000 69,IOO,OOo =
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Circular of Messrs. Barring Brothers s. Co.

LONDON, Oct. Is.
No improvements to notice in the Money market
since 4th inst. indeed, discounts out of doors have
been still more difficult even at advanced rates, and
numerous failures have again taken place. The
Funds have declined considerably; Ccnsols having
at one time been sold for money as low as SO. per
cent. and Exchequcr Bills at 33s dis; they have
been still further depressed this afternoon, owing to
the stoppage Of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, and
Consols closed 49, per cent for money! Exchequer
bills 2Ts. dis A general flatncss has prevailed in
markets. both here and throughout the manufacturing
decline in prices has been obliged to be submitted to,
whether applying to materials or manufactures.
Under their respective heads will be found our re-
marks on each article; may add, however, that
in most instances, little business has been done
that prices must be considered purely nominal Coffee
feels the money pressure good deal, and prices OF
kinds suitable for home 2s.a3s. cheaper; Ma
tive Ceylon sells at BIS cd .a33s; Brazil sold from
COS a29s. for fair to good ord and Costa Rca 32s.a
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Inc'se, 4, 29l ,46l &c Dec. 81 260 "
This statement shows increase in the receipts
of Wheat and Flour during the 4th week Of October
compared with the receipts during the same week
last year, equal to SIS, SS4 barrels Of Flour.
The article of Barley continues to show reduc-
ton in the receipts of the new crop compared with
those of last season; the receipts for this season be-
ing 65 900 bushels from st September to 3lst ult.,
against SOD 200 bushels for the corresponding period
last year.
We believe that it is now generally admitted that
the receipts of Flour and Wheat for the remainder
of the canal season. will fall far short Of those for the
same period last year. What those receipts were,
also of Barley, will be seen by the following
statement:
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB lPlRINJIEitNG Go


OFFICE No. 117, BALTIMORE STREET,
doors w. of South.
THVH + subscriber is in every way prepared to ex
IL ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has on hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for Bill Heads, Circulars, Bills of
Lading, Bank Checks, &c.-He has considerdbiyre-
duced the scale of prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for ShopkeeperS, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities required his prices are
very low, as he runs them off by means of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders of his friends are particularly solicited
who will please give him call and judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacturer and will make to order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal to the best in the
city-together with fall supply of STATION
AIRY, sc. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller & Statoner II Baltimore. st.
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MIXING Of
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Dated the 18th day of October, lSi7.
The above accounts, compared with those of last
week, exhibit
decrease of Circulation of. ... G73, 900
An increase of Public Deposites of -. .S5,656
A decrease of other DcpoScs Of......... .2iI ,SIl
decrease of Securities of. 81 ,4ob
decrease of Bullion Of ............,....l 5b,50I
An increase of Rest Of. ........ .22,UiS
decrease Of Reserve of...................ol,O 4I
STATE OF TRADE.-Busincss in the manufacturing
districts is completely paralyzcd; nor do sec any
prospect of immediate relief. These remarks
applicable to the woolcn districts Of Yorkshire, as
well those of cotton in Lancashire. Our accounts
from Manchester say that there Is no material change
of any kind in the yarn goods market; where
transactions are confined TO the very narrowes COM
pass, sales are being made at very low rates, tor
cash. by parties in urgent nccd such, however, are
few in number. On the whole, manufacturers are
very firm in maintaining their prices. The returns
respecting the rapid diminution of employment in and
around Manchester are getting more discouragIng
every day. 1t appears that, during the week end
ing October ID, no fewer than thirteen mills ceased
working full time, of which seven had commenced
reduced hours, and six, nearly half, had entirely
ceased Up TO that date, out OF Al JOY, the number
of hands employed in the lbs mills IN the borough OF
Manchester, there were engaged 23,2OO lull time,
SOL short time and 9l0S unemployed! We learn,
ALSO that the Stoppagc of mills in the districts adon
ing Manchester is increasing considerably. Our &C
counts from Leeds and Huddersicld speak unfavor-
ably of trade in those localities. At Halifax manu-
featured goods unsalcablc at sacrifice. In
the yarn trade less is selling, but stocks not aCcu
mulating, owing the prudence of the spnncrs. The
reports from Rochdac not so discouraging. The
wool market there is unusually quiet Flannel and
pieces find ready sale. Less business is doing at
Bradford, and general inactivity prevails. Yarns
have sunk to a price ruinous all engaged in them
Advices from Nottingham and Leicester do contain
any thing that is calculated to afford much encourage
ment.-EHOpeGn Times.
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