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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

and often they would come in the hush
of twilight, and, kneeling by the altar,
give thanks for all the mercies they had
received.
"Two years-long as the period may
seem to youth-glde swiftly past when
the heart is at rest. Then once more
chime hoated from the belfry. 1t was
at early dawn, when the mist was lying
on the mountains side, and the dew hid
trembling in the hare bells, frightened
by the first beams of the rising day. A
son had been given them, bright,
healthful babe, with eyes blue as the
mothers who clasped him TO her breast,
and dedicated him with his first breath
to the parent who had watched over her
orphaned youth, and given this treasure
to her keeping.
"That bright day faded, and even
came sadly upon the face of nature
Deep and mournful was the tone which
| flung upon the passing wind and the
fir trees of the forest sent back moan
from their swaying branches, heavily
swaying as if for very sympathy. Life
was that day given, but another had been
recalled. The young mothers sleep was
not broken even by the wailing voice Of
her first born, for it was the repose Of
death.
"They laid her beside the very spot
where she had passed so many sunny
hours and then | knew it was the
grave of her parents which she so loved
TO visit.
"The son lived, and the fathers grief
abated when he saw the boy growing in
the image of his mother; and when the
child with uncertain footsteps, had dared
to tread upon the velvet grass, the father
brought him to the church-yard, and
clasping his little hands as he knelt be-
side him, taught the babe that he had
also Father in Heaven.
81 have lain since that time almost by
her side, for my pride was humbed
when they removed me from the station
| had so long occupied. My voice has
been hushed even from that sorrowful
! ulSut I'LL uOS, Dul aun COIDpeileu
to speak to thee.
"Boy boy! ii is thy mother of whom
| have told thee j.! Two lives were given
for thine: thy mother, who brought thee
into the word--thy Saviour, who gave
thee second brth--they have died that
thou highest live and for so great a
sacrifice how much will be required oil
thee ! See TO it that thou art not found
wanting when reckoning is required Of
thee."
Suddenly as it had been borne to his
ears the voice became Silent. The boy
started as from deep sleep, and put hi:
hand to his brow. The dew lay damp
upon 1.-THE shades of evening had crep
over the church yard and he could
scarce discern the white slab that mark.
en- the resting place of his mother. Il
may have been dream-but when he
searched about him for the old bell, il
was lying with its lip very near to the
fragrant pillow upon which he had re.
posed.
Thoughtfully and slowly the boy wen
toward his home, but though he told nc
one, not even his father, what had be
fallen him, the story of the old bell wa
never forgotten, and his future life wa
influenced by its remembrance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
PICTURE FRAMES.

A SECRET WORTH KNowING.-Boil
three or four onions in a pint of water.
Then, with gliding brush, go over your
glasses and frames, and the flies will not
light on the articles washed. This may
be used without apprehension, as it will
not do the least injury TO the frames.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

When young loved. Al that delicious age,
So sweet, so short, love was my sole delights
And when reached tho season to be sage,
Still loved on, for reason gave me right.
Age comes at longth and lIyelIer Joys depart,
Yet gentle ones still kiss those eyelids dim;
For still love, and love consoles my heart,
What could console me for the loTs of himl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
iDoetrp.
THE WORLD FOR SALE.

REV. RALrH HoYT.
The World for sale hang out the sign;
Call every traveller here to me;
Who'll buy this brave estate Of mine,
And act me from earihs bondage free
IT'S going Yes, mean to nng
The baube from my soul away;
III sell it, wha,soe'r it bring;
The World at auction hero to-day.
1t is glorious thing to soe,--
All 1t has cheated me sorel
1t is not what it seems to be:
For sale it shall be mine no more.
Come, turn it DER and view it well,--
would not have you purchase dear
IT'S going going I'll must sell
Who bids' Who'll buy tho SPLENDID TEAR?
Here's WEALTH in glittering heaps of gold,-
Who bids But let me tell you fair,
A baser lot was never sold;
Who'll buy the heavy heaps of care
And here spread out in broad domain,
goodly landscape all may trace,
Hall-cottage ee-feId-bill and plain
Who'll buy himself burial place
Here q LOVE, the dreamy potent spell,
oeHuNy lungs AROUND tne nealt
know its power, alas! too wells
'7is going. Love and / must part!
Must part what can more with Love-
an over the enChauter's reign
Who'll buy the plumeless dying dove
An hour Vi bss--an age of painl
And FRfrNDsHIr, rarest gem of earth,
('Vhoe'er huth found the jewel his p
Fail, tickle, false, and little worth;
Who bids for Friendsh,p-as IT isl
'Tis going going! Hear the call:
Once, twice, and thrice Ills very low!
Twas once my hope, my stay, my all
But now the broken staff must 60.
FAME! Hold the brilliant meteor high;
How dazzling every eildcd name!
Ye millions, now's the time to buy
How much for Fame? How much for Fame.
Hoar how it thunders Would you stand
- On high OLYMPUS. far regowned.
Now purchase, ana world command,
And be, with worlds curses crown'd!
Sweet star of Horn with ray to shino
In every sad forebodng breist
Fave this Responding one of mine
Who bids for mans last friend and begt9
All were not mine bankrupt life,
This treasure should my soul sustain;
But Hope and are now at strife,
Nor ever may unite again.
And SosG.-For sale my tuneless lute
Sweet solace mine no more to hold;
The chords that charm'd m, soul are mute,
cannot wake the notes Of old
Or e'en were mine a wizard spell,
Could chain world in raptures high,
Yet now sad farewell FAREWELL
Nust on ITS last faint echoes die.
Ambition, fashion, show, and pride
part from all forever now;
Grief, in an overwhelming tide,
Has taught my naughty heart to bow.
Poor heart distracted, oh, SO long
And still its aching throbs TO bear
How broken, that was once 30 strong
How heavy, so free from care!
No more for me life's itfu dream
Bright vision vanishing away!
My bark requires a deeper stream
My sinking soul a surer stay.
BY DEATH, stem sheriff! all bereh,
Fweep, yet humbly kiss the rod;
The best of all still have left
My FAITH, my BipLr, and my COP.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
LOVE-.

We know of nothing more graceful,
either in French or English, says the
New World, than the following lines,
original with q cetrain Madame D'Hout-
etot, and translated by no less poet
than Shelley:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
motfbmon g. State Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMs-s so cash in advances 50 90 il payment is not
made in advance interest always charged from the end Of
he vne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

GRATUITOUs ADVERTISING.
The undersigned finding that the public making
sonabe demands upon their columns by the way Of gauou
advertisements, feel compelled enter into the following
Ereement:
lst For all notices hdeuer usually published gratutously
sc will charge onehalf the usual price of advertisements
Cd For obituary notices. exceeding the simple announce
ment Of the death, we will charge the same price.
E. r. WALTON SONS,
Publishers Of me Hdohman aud Journal.
JOSEPH POLAND,
Publisher Of the Freeman.
EASTMAN & DANFORTH,
Publishers Of the Patriot.
Montpelier, Dec. 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

In September, ls45, the President of the Uni
ted States directed their consul in Mexico to as
certain from the Mexican Government, whether
il would receive an Envoy from the United States,
intrusted with full power to adjust all the ques-
tons in dispute between the two Governments.
The answer of Mr.. De la Pena Pena, Min
lister of the Foreign relations OF Mexico, was,
"'rhat although the Mexican nation was deeply
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-22
NOTICE

Il HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRiCE who has been employment, for several
old sand OF 18th and Cary
style Wd ANDERSON CO. for the purpose
conHetsg Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business,
Dome, Goods Cotton Yarns
well the products and mnea the State aud have
gagged of Mr. DAVID ANDERSON, j. conduct
grocery department OF raid business His
qualifications for that branch Of the business well
make them and have made
arrangement with Mr. PRED. ANDERSON aid in the
Of the tobacco who been familiar and
iimately acquainted with this branch OF business.
Liberal advances will be made OF groceries do
nestle goods tobacco, wheat and articles Of
general trade WIN ANDERSON, JT.
February lat lsi7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-22
GARDEN SEEDS.

INHE subscriber is now in receipt Of constant
additions to hs supply OF Garden Seeds The well known
esabl ghmcrt q d. Iau, Tsth Of PhiaEe'phfa.
These Seeds have acquired rePutA above al osr and
warranted 70 be fresh and and implicitly led on
Al Old SEEDS ~ the direction OF Sir Landretb are annually
vi Hafs"n from sale BY this the public assured
an se'd' from the sabseTreT rel able pos 10 be-
aearce'cis and those purchasing sgan Woui con-
sui her Interest by supplying themselves with Landre Seeds
ron IN subscriber. JOHNSTON,
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
ON TOfI. Sfrnaf

Vii Il subscribers have Te-opered the above es-
n tabi'bmen and BEG leave say friends the
public generally that they prepared avs
attention an order to please hlsc who pStron
Gentlemen visiting the city business viii dnd advan
ge To give us cal having ample
foHand convenience hkeviSe, stable my yards
house not surpassed in the city To friends necesa
AIRY TO say that our bar shah all supplied Liquors
not inferior the city. As patronage and II
VIC fail 10 pieafc, tIhaI be our fault.
srBGAL 4 Jas. G. BLAKEY, Jr.
Richmond, August = 1876. n
NOTICE-Geuiemene isiomcd thai by eavipg her Hea
'ufes with Us they can have first made
10 measure IN Bi;more At les piets usually eos.
Al garments warranted or no sac Leave your measure
with feb ~ KEEN 4 co. iO2 Main a.
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GEORGE EARLE. MerchnnI TaiIor-

n.
NO I75 CHESNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
As Constantly h,nd excessive Tailoring store on
pose the safe House, elegant Preach and
English Cloths Casimees ant Nesns received late arrival
- Tie conducts the establishment principle OF sending
no garments out OF his store but those OF the first quality
thus that he hasso long enjoyed the in I'M, city
and throughout the Union He would respectfully solicit ear
nom gentlemen visiting the city assuring VIII execute any
orders entrusted to hin lower than
Ihe lalc qna-y De bad s.n.r
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Hetweeu Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort &c, Port WalthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO rs Ceots- INCLUDING nEALsi
hTENHE public is hereby notified, that
-z1z5z3- Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA winch IN the complete order for both night
line and Unsurpassed in her accommodations running
tween Po wslhall aud Norfolk from
Richmond and Peierseurg al s i0H Of rs S
dIax
Passenger, leaving Richmond on MosDAYs, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al 81 A breakfast board AuguS,.
arrive Norfolk about O'Clock Returning tie AIguss
leaves Norfolk at ~ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sA-
IukDAfs passengers eelkflsng boad and arriving Port
Wahhal al half past ~ 81 and Richmond about p NJ.
Will be perceived from the above comfortable and
expeditions Le 10 visiting Norfolk
Opportunity Of uansaetng and returning
morning a. TO be absent from their single only
The Augusta will landings River 10
take in and put out travel and points
where a signal ismade.
The public assured that the
keep this line permanently ari
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the bsst
the lowest
For further information tickets freight sppy the Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
Agent oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-22

NOTlCE.-By virtue Of the authority vested
In me by rsed ~ Truss on me sth Of March
lst7. BY Robert Jerkls 70 rrlsee cfsdto
sori"f n go &c ~ oe 1.-THE ii1stnEI RchonJ have
constituted md applnd To- ~ Robsu u. Jenkins ny aw A.
orney ard Agent 70 co,et the debts
ad X ~ jenkins and Toe aid Deed conveyed Tnrea
and TO execute sni 81 necessary receipts and &c
quuances uccof and 10 90 such other
hs AEeni BE- app nd pursuance prov,ns of
the sld Deed Deed ned ani empowered 10 d.
p. " DANIEL. D. Trrres r,- pshaff ID r-vsl,.
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FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- - -

~ and alter the Ist October, our Packet
- Boats viii leave Richmond A. NJ Monday. "Wednesday
and FndAy' and arrive in LynehburE days 81 PM
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehbur Monday Wednesday. and Friday at NJ
and arrive in Richmond days at 81 p NJ
Our Boa connect Ca'errvie
Line 70 Farmve Prince Edward and at seouyir
with Parish Co.'S Line Of four Posioaehcs tn tauutou
SEPT so 1896 BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

-HaxUE8CToRY) sbOrs CaLSrhW Street,
100 North 5th .t. PhiIadeI phia.
INHE finished and Offers aea handsome
Vehicles OF style Of fashion, such
double or single Rockway Canya Wagons OF various
Chaees Ssikys, York Hag0Hs with without &c
which dispose reasonable An deseTP
be OF the best
and Workmanship.
Southern and Western Merchant, wishing purchase Of the
requested and before purchasing
elsewhere.
All Work coming from his Mandatory Sarraaisd for
year.
S Having received SILVER MEDAL being the highest
premium awarded the Exhibition Of the Prankn Institute
superiority workmanship line which
viii be SUFFICIENT ecommen
dation for the IuperNoniy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
I6s North Finh street. Calowhii, Philadelphia.
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MORE BOOKS

L'A The Coming 81 ne Lord Key naot Of Rsrsls
tor ~ James Macdonald The Frs.byteraa Church
Jamacs. l.
Gausn on inlpaion rhsopr susy Peuary Inspiration
~ The Holy Scripture BY Ctun, Professor Thsoory
Ggnsva. Switzerland TRANSLATED By Rev y Knk
Hna Designed 70 Ad Christians efforts b convert nsn
% Goi-dfh edIuon
Lives Of The ApcFies n Jesus Christ ~ Francis Hsean
The FuHtns and the Pnncpst b. Edwin HtH "a rsiros
Further suprlrs q a Charous Ebabss atd Of boz
much feemd WoIsa Fssp u Day Line upln Lice aa Pc
ecp urou Pfscept Jurtets.vsd By
nh " yAsH a wOonHoUsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-22

NOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
H very OF and shoe Ladies, OF
the following kinds
Ladies bronze CATER Boots, thick soles
do do do
do thick sole Cal er Boots black
dnc white Satin Slippers black
do
90 Morocco dress Slippers
do Kid slippers
do fine dIess walking Shoes
shoes, different qualities All of
the best quality, for sale by
de is PUrNEY 4 WATTS.
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SWAN TAVERN,


NOrICE-Thc under gncd. Executors Of ihs AT viii and
teit1m nj OF Eiv ~ coleman late city Fhad-i
pha deceased. hereby uofy al whom that ~
rue Of their powc ENecu aors,a and pursuance
Of the Act Of the Cereal Assembly VfEn emitted An Ae,
90 hca ihr transfer Of stock companies OF
tbs State 7is,d nc i6th lay OF Januay ist5. on or
afcr te 18Th day q Juae be
persons become the purchasers in ne
Richmond, Ffsdsrek'burg Fo,opae Conn am .tard
ing on ne books Of aid Company the aai "a
muni Coleman deed, GEORGE w. ASPlNWALI. g..
e. 9-tm ISAAC HAZLEuURSr. 'i's'
nlSSOLUTlON.-Tne Copartnership here.
~ iofotc etiing under the ffu ~ waurn Far.s th
day Dissolved By mutual WIN + Warren and Thos
Fariss are both auiharrs the 6m il esns
up b1sir-fs WA Z WARREN
Fcby I, tst7. THOs x FARISS.
q OPARTNERSHlP.- undersigned have
- th' day formed 60 arncrshp under style anl hfm
ARREN FARES BROWN. for the purpose conduct NJ
= General Wholesale aud Retail Dry Goods bua
ness aid VII during nc additions
the usual stock ~ M" % 90 which respectfully vc
the attention q fends and The public ren,rany.
WILLIAM WARREN,
THOMAS x. FARlss.
tchy J, 1897. re 81 NJ BENTLEY BLOWN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-22

.nLD WINES and BRANDIES II have lust
~ received choice ofibs folgwiur Brssds.
superior Mai-ifs 10 Bouies, yunrs i-gf
Sherry
Chempaifns
Od Cornac nrardy bouss
Jamara
surenor scoseh hsr Wisssy In boues
schu dan o., In iufs-wheb VII ~ IN ~
o'' rssoaabie sfns wnh ~ ti-d, %
Wfrea Ia fi1rrru ~ rrnH 4 a "a ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20
NOVEL EMPLOYyIENT r.

NOVEL EMPLoYMRNT.-Francis Goal-
ding vas nafasting up and down Broadway,
on Saturday earnestly enteating people to
give INN some kind Of employment, in order
that he might MOI 90 The Aims House. and one
gentleman TO whom he applied, wishing to
lest the sincerity OF his desire for work. en-
Ftoyed him 70 carry stone weighing about
~ pounds from one sule Of the street to the
ether a the rate Of two shillings per hour.
Inc man immediately took up the Stone and
continued carrying II from one side OF the
street 10 lae other, until the novelty Of his
employment attracted so large a crowd as to
prevent any one passing BY, and the police
were Obliged % interfere and take Goulding
10 me HeAi station house. He was however
speedily liberated aud suffered 10 20 in search
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20
HFAlS or NEWS

E1Presideat Adams is still al the seat Of
government. lie Is to SIT to Powell, the por-
trait painter, beiora leaving Washington.
We ara sorry to learn from Washington
that Mr. Secretary Mason is coD6-ed 70 his
bed by iadisposition.
The \. y City University has lao students
It's Medical Department has 800.
II has been decided in New Orleans that
ouutter is moi liable TO arrest Tor debt
A mdchiae has been invented in New Jer-
- Which viii work up 400 pigs of lead per
day INTO masket balls with the aid of a sin-
&c man,
III China there arcaboal 100000 Christians
but they are not permitted 10 hold public
meetings
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=. s,.r, =,,sT5 ron.rrra# m n, 6e House.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TTFES.
-fr B58K- fTao ff5z= committee of PROVO.
.i.I.,0ss1f Gre,s,,r,s according to order.
s.s,.,..d
r5., .,r.aiog Il;,1l.,4 C-so., ont af 9arts
of PratiI@fae ami Btfb
o. -g5tia5o NJ b. Resolved bv the
General 4eseatbv Tl4t ~ eaaie, al such
n .rrils1s # rba fiyi' f,-4a ss.h73l b.. afeeaf-
q b,. a.. $50. s,,4 4zt5l4Ib.tsfs tis 6e1t
s5,,sf ssssi,, ~, ~ f,si.rat Assembly.
Shall he diseas-d a and 3l-t ib1ts5 In the
s,5'neer eea,, Iii h. t4fs4af fssolrtian of
as C,.ad9.j 8.sas,i,I, - .Ii.o...i,r Of and
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Saperintemlents of The Institution iol the
Deal and Dumb and of fhe Blind. aud the
Western ASYLUM at Stanton; which amend
meitt was rejected
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ENGROSSEB BHIS.
4 Bib to incorporate the Phnnix NIjoi7g and
NLsDusctufi1q Con9any of the Sf,I4 NJ
Virginia. Passed.
4 Bill. concerning John Coke late Sergeant ut
the city OF Williamsburg. Passed
raj i,t.5...iaa H., - IN s,o.l, - ~,
Lsesb5Tg and S9jcbers Gs AM a 6 COM .5s
panf.aa4 authorizing subkcrinlion of two
EIf5 - H. Ia - H.. H.
Public Works Pa,sed-Ayfs 80 Noss a
A BfI concerning Lovina " RirbarIsn
alninis.ratfjx al he late Cant. Jnhn r
Richardson. Passed.
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lots. P5s,55-4yes = Ve ,ss': ~ - y :
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River N3,qig,r ~, c,o,, mi -
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tees lor liz f0un of DarLs,llo ?, A..
county of R.T5y and ,,e.fi,,a H.,
ccrtia 5.aS In, ,N,,s7 80 y M
frnstee. II s ,oyn of p s,,, -. ~
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many Psssld - '''''''''' =" I'm
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.o9 M ..l.lA New Alexandra. L..
a.. 0 1ItH Ono, by the Rev. John B1Tss -
H.. m 19 inst Mr. William Cham5s,a, - -
-4,ss -nafta Smith, both ct jefferson - 70
r. On "Wednesday he 10th inst 1, n.
r5Ij 'L.,3!' Esd M Joan Gres. h - IN
E . Datlg both OF Jacob.6'.,a - -. .
81 CtojrspiHe Ci!ise7. s'eo09oo'ga' o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20

CURIOUS HISTORICAL FACT Charles
ii N living from England had bur iust time
80 escape GA beard tie vessel that was ta I'm.
Hey him to France, before the ina IN WING
he bad lodged the night previous vas search.
81 Ion HIN. suspicion having been excited hv
a smith, vino aeelden,ly examined hi, horse
leti' and said thathe WAS sure the horse mus
have travelled tar. as his -four shoes had been
Inaete IN iour different counties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-20
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master ieftA, Orleans oa the sth iaetz, ief
ot'I'aaaa' alter b.lag uaavoila5!y detained
a. inc 'otinef port Tor SOM days,
- we earn iron th' Gljiz Republic
can that $4,000 has baea sabrcnbed in the
low" oi oa3iz done tor tas establishment OF
new bank Ia that place. Taat in eause-
quence OF bad weather N, =so,,rt - -,
has been made l., III. .s..-....
'''is'e i" '1e country It Is 77P
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OF knowing. that d greater amount Of money
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'ed-aa3 IN order to accommodate all Who
oHg'' iae larger subscriptions will be raaa
9 90 p !. - proposed we are informed. dat
HE Bank 50 into operation BY midsummer.
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