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during the past two years. there must DO
of the greatest explosions ever experienced in this
country. Since February, 1916, the movement in all
the leading d.partme nts have nearly doubled, aud
the expansion gathers strength as it goes While
an imitation has been going in the line of dis
counts, circulation, specie and deposits the capital
paid in has been reduced. The system upon which
the banking movement in Ohio is established, is by
no means q sound one, and its existence depends
tirey upon each institution being kept within proper
bounds. We find, in this State, it Is impossible to
prevent explosion under system much sounder than
that Of Ohio. However safe system may be, IL mode
rately expanded 1t by no means follows that IL will
bear any amount Of tension, and the most perfect
system ever invented, WILL IL not judiciousy ma
naged, prove nothing but bubble. When the safety
fund system Of this State adopted, it was con-
sdered, by the most experienced inanciers of the
age the most perfect established Its opera
ton for many years. gave universal satisfaction and
institutions formed under its provisions enjoyed the
highest credit, and their paper issues were con-
sdered as safe as the gold itself. This impress
sion continued until SO many Of the banks
failed that the fund formed for the liquidation
of their liabilities, proved insufficient for that
purpose, and the public began to investigate the af-
fairs Of all these institutions thoroughly than
before The result of this ton fatal to
the system and another general in its character
more simple in its provisions certain in its
curity, and unlimited in its application became the
favorte and must ultimately become universal in its
operation. The free banking law Of this State was
the first system of the kind established in this
country. 1t has now been in existence about ten
years. and the public have been better protected by
it than by any other The Legislature Of Ohio few
years ago. adopted banking system somewhat smi-
lar to the free banking system Of this State and
with q few exceptions, all the banks Of that State
have been established under that system.
There is however, attached to the system in opera
ten in Ohio regulating power called the BOARD of
Control which is calculated to do more harm than
gocd and which will prove fatal to many institutions
in the State This Board of Control consists of pres
dent, and delegate from each branch of the State
Bank, and exercises supervisory influence the
affairs of the respective branches, for the faithful
management of which the whole are Jointly and seve
rally responsible The State Bank makes ISSUE ex-
cept through its branches. The value Of such COM
bination has been pretty clearly illustrated in this
State under the safety fund SYSTEM and its security
in Ohio, in the event Of any embarrassment diff
Guilty among the banks will prove better than that
realised among own banks.
The latest returns of the State Bank and branches
present the annexed comparative statement aggre-
gates -
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At recent meeting Of the Board of Control it was
determined that each branch should keep on nd and
in its own vaults in gold and silver con the whole
amount required by law the basis of its circulation
instead Of depending upon Eastern deposits basis
This is, undoubtedly judicious measure, and the
board in enforcing It, have than exacted the
fulflment Of the law There is, notwithstanding al
the efforts made the board to give the banks strength
and the public security, discredit attached to many
banks in the State which it will be pretty dicult to
remove Several have recently been reported as having
suspended The public should be on their guard
against them
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There are eleven independent banks in the State
With cash captal paid in of 1901 070 co. and Stat
banks deposited with the Treasurer to the amount OF
s1o6e642 &c. Bills in circulation, $Ss4,s5e co. Due
depositors, $1040,399 o. Amount Of tax paid the
state the last six months $223e co. Notes and bills
discounted $174o,744 90. Gold and silver, $2sAo6o 3d.
Eastern depostes $24oa7s 70. The excess of assets
over liabilities to the public, si,es2,S5o At.
There are thirty seven branches Of State Bank,
with cash capital paidin Of 100000 es, and safe
tv fund deposited with Board Of Control Of $3.50 10
Bills in circulation, s5,475,6es 90. Due depositors
s22o9174 e. Amount Of tax paid the Last six months
s132ob 49, Notes and bills discounted ~ 692 23
Gold and silver, $1,904797 10. Eastern deposites,
ass s7a a. The excess of assets over liabilities to
the public, $3479,So5 10.
There are seven old banks including tho Ohio Life
insurance and Trust Company, with cash capital
paid in Of $231l 226 co. Bills In circulation Slo44,
1856 90. Due depositors, S1,51s,229 r. Amount Of
tax paid the state the last six months, $3.50 w
Notes and bills discounted, $2809044 81. Gold ana
SILVER $4S2,1 %. Eastern depostes, $5sl,78S A.
The excess Of assets liabilities to the public
$2,574,6 500 "a. '-~'--' r--
There are ffty.six banks in the State, with cash
capital paid in Of So 2143s6 es Bonds deposited with
the Treasurer 81 6s7 ,es1 r. bills in circulation
$sOo52l2 90. Due depostors, $4,7o7,So3 IA. Amount
of tax paid the State the last six months $214s2 a.
Notes and bills discounted, $1272 4,o3o o. Gold and
silver $26S14 co. Eastern deposites 81 991 "a
The total excess of assets liabilities to the pubc
$7,737,o25 10.
The liabilities Of all the bank directors In the State,
to the banks as principals, are 600 81; as en-
dersers $16 1853 d. The stockhodsrs' liabilities,
principals are 1910 205 22 endorscrs, $2503s2 a.
The banks Of Ohio are rapidly expanding and
they 60 on much longer a. the rate they have pro-
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TR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRACrrCAL rIrvAIl
- Treatise 10. 50 0resnvich street choe hours Sto A.
Sunday sxceptsdl Those who apply In the early
stages will surprised q t npdy and little nsonysnisns
their II chiefly however, hceo who have ~
ered certain class Of peopls ctherw, who
pery appreciate his servcea In structure nom lie arst n
advantages, in addition 70 very sztsrsvs actcs e ~
Ss for stating en- obtained from other
In America
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The Crops .

The drought is extensive, and great fears are now
excited a. to the damage that is doing. All around
streams drying up and wells becoming ex-
hsusted In consequence of it number of mills have
been stopped. Besides all this it has caused serious
injury to the crops and grass and nterferes on &C.
count of the hardness of the SOIL with the ploughing
necessary to the planting of winter grain Rain is
wished, hoped and prayed for by hundreds and thou
Sent 4.
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MARKETS ELSEWHEIIE
STOCK SALES,

PHApELpHA Sept. 6-Frst Board $50 Lehgh Coal Scrip,
s4ys HOO Wilmington g. 7aA $500 u s IS 90 l02A 1000
State 8 zs 500 County g s21 $500 S State So $50
ners and Mechanics Bank 52 10 Aanufao,urers and Me-
lOz Reading Railroad. l6. Second Board6O s. 6s
% OS 4sSSsists s. s 4, 300 Wilmington Rail!
CATION 6 6s SIX; 50Lehgh Coal Scrip 81 North American
Bank, 49, Commerea Bank Philadelphia Bank, ll6
Philadelphia Bank, ll61a POS Lehigh Coal Scrip 81
Boston, Sept 40 shs City Bank 93 Boston and Lowell
railroad S IL Boston and Worcester railroad 0S do new
1886 Boston and Providence railroad @ Vermont Central
g9s 10 Vermont and Massachusetts railroad 5s Is e., os
ton Company l2s so East Boston Dividends No 70 100
Reading railroad 80 1876 70 do l6 so do 80 do i6;
5000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1860, 1871
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DR MOREHEADS GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES
~ These and beautiful Instruments combine advantages
not BY oher In nest and portable compass an
may instantly generated Ne assistant required and any
one read II with perfect In All nervous
the effect Of these instruments Is truly Wonderful and
our distinguished physicians highly recommend them
Price s2 complete and Manufactured Wholesale
ndsreta, BY D. c. MORHHEAD n. d, l@ Broadway. New
vovL
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England. 100000 Mexico. $50. $4,000
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $42s,soo
1t will be seen that Ireland and Mexico appear
as purchasers for the first time. The amount
issued the week previous, was $6OO,OOO
A law was passed at the late session Of Con
gress, giving three months extra pay to all soldiers
engaged In the late Mexican war; This enact
ment provides net only for those soldiers actually
In service, when peace was concluded, but all who,
at any time, served in Mexico. The administra-
ton, IN order to carry out the spirit Of the law
properly, has decided to appoint deputy paymas-
ter for each State. The intention, at present, we
understand, 49, that these paymasters shall proceed
to the different places OF enrolment and there pay
off those entitled to the allowance. We think this
plan might easily be improved upon. The inten-
ton of government, doubtless, is to afford every
accommodation to the discharged volunteers.
Under the present plan, most of the Ohio volun-
teers will be compelled to 60 for their pay to Cin-
c,nnat W., where Is ihey Were enrolled And again
compelled to go to Memphis, distance of some
800 miles. So also with other States as the troops
were, generally speaking, enrolled at points most
convenient tor embarkation to the seat Of war.
Now, it Is scarcely possible for man to go five
or SIX hundred miles for such sum as $2i or
go, about the amount most of them will receive,
as the expenses of his journey would more than
eat up the amount to be received. We would,
therefore, suggest that the paymasters be directed
to visit the most central points in different locai-
ties of the States. The expense would be mere
trihe, whilst the accommodation to the recipients
would be incalculabe. The regulars will all be
paid here, which can be done, of course, by de-
putty:
II is very possible that General Pillow will be
member of the next Congress, for the electoral
district at present represented by the Hon. ]. M.
Thomas. Mr.. Thomas is gentleman of mode
rate me ans. with very excellent practice as a
lawyer, which his Congressional duties interfere
with very materially 1t is supposed he will de-
cline reelection in General Pillows favor, who
is very popular IN the district, and is also one of
the wealthiest men in Tennessee. Without any
prejudice IN General Pillows favor, we will ven
ure to predict that, should he be elected, he will
be second to but few in the House.
We understand that Marcus Morton, collector
for the port of Boston, had his walking papers tor;
warded to him this morning. The guillotlne wall
work harder for the next few months, than it ever
did during the reign of terror In France, decapl-
tatlng the unfaIthful. OMEaA.
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Umbrellas-COuntryM Merchants wishing
assortment Of we'll made Umbrellas requested to examine
the Stock Of ISAAC SMITH and Co..
2G Pearl Fulton.
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DR. aLovERIs CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
Dsvenns At hi. once on all dseas: Of delicate 8atgrs
pysicans may be had at HIS sore in at No Ann stssk
Nov No. 12l ... t'.ITf
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and F.ck Co.. ,iik tumed French cloth made in elegant
STYLE sly 70 EACH Pants Cashmere 81 to 81 pair vests
Nets $50 D. 100 second band Coaks superb
Innings 81 Five Dollar Suit Of Nassau
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The Hest Dining SalOOn.-The best OF all
the Breakfast Dining Saloons in New York. is Mereer
W. Nassau of Ann, few doors from the Museum N. b.
CaH and see. r. J. MERCER. Proprietor.
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and Co.. fiik TRIMMED French cloth, in elegant
eoon sn 81 to % s us
Innings 50 70 stsaeh Five Dollar Suit Of Nassau
Umbrellas-CountryN Merchants wishing an
.OT.msnt Of weLmade Umbrellas requested to examine
2G Pearl street. near Fulton.
The Rest Dining saIoOn.--The best OF aIl
Breakfast Dining Saloons New York. is Mereers
Can and Gee. '''' ''' T. J. MERCER Proprietor.
Notice to I.adies.-Ladiss wishing to Indulge
that proprietor the D. stresses street swimming Baths has
%sns h iii in the the week.
artments win be in readiness.
ANYTHING msret and the only pure Malt Whisky America
cent s sond pi street. y s. Seventh sTsnus
DIR. Powell, OcuIist, Aurist, dkc:, attends to
the and ear daily at 6l of War
to he can be had as above n e
Also his eye ountainsfor strengthening the Ar
fetal eyesinsere
DIR. Eevett, Dentist, Inventor, Patentee and
sole proprietor Of enamed Plates artificial teeth in
the gold plate and clasps in the mouth totally
sssa 5 az that
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the % Of and Murray street should b
lection pictures at this celebrated gallery will satisfy any
sfjudgment Of their superiority.
New Music. just Published mt AtwiIl's, con-
ng beautiful of "The Main! the Main the Flow
ipr Main Henry RUSSELL together with
iafae stock of rew Songs Waxes Marches &c. &c. No L.
.Beauties of the Opera" ATwI ILL., 1Ol Broadway Music
bound in superior style.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Ii. Il.
Watson Co.. 10 Wall wholesale and retail reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and SlveH
celebrated "Rcheieu sold usivy absve
oints warranted five years. Gold Pens ropAired.
Wigs and TOupees Ali persons wishing q
superior Wig Scalp should not tail call at BACHELORS
Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere
see Wigs unequaled for lightness natural ap
pearance durability. NJ B-Rvae fitting
Cheap Lightly. o. Fowler has just received
choice of Sperm Candles which he is offering at 81
superior Bleached Lamp OIL at rs cts gallon He has
also cheap quantity His Stores ESQ
Greenwich street, and 70 Vesey street.
Carpeting, floor OIL Cloth, etc.-y0u can
saving per selections of English Carpet
ing Hearth Rugs Covers Shades Floor Oil Cloths
Paor Door Mats &c. at the cheapest carpet estabment
the United States No. SO Bowery HIRAM ANDERSON. Only
give thema call
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NMosr EXTRAORDINARY wORK-Tp THE MARRIED
1 OF those contemplating mariagA-The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion BY Dr. A. n Maunoeau Sixth sd
iSooO copies have already been dsposd OF Every female
settns COPY whether married Or unmarried although Is II
which should Be known 70 them psstic1ary Herr every female
dies and certain mode in every case For sa
Broadway At the publishing once l2o Liberty street New Yo,
Also f. B. Peterson. number % Chesnut street, Phlade
phia Little Co, Albany; W. =. Davis Roston. On the
receipt Of ST. copy viii b tsnmied By maee Of posagS
pest paid, e DrAEHAuRIcxAU.Ss i1ak Nh York 20.
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Cheap Light.-J. O. Fowler has just received
choice lot Of Sperm Candles which he is offering at 81
also SUPERIOR Bleached Lamp Oil at rs cts gallon He
also cheap Sugar. quantity His Stores ESQ 4
Greenwich street, and rs vesey street.
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Wigs and TOupees Ali persons wishing q
superior Wig Scalp should not tail to call at BACHELORS
see Wigs unequaed for ghtnes natural ap
pearance durability. NJ BRvate for fitting WgA
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Il EREs TO YOU HARRY oLAy.--"I WOULD RATHER

Il
IL be right, than be PRESIDENT Fully recognizing the pn.
ce that people have right peaceably for the
expression Of their opinions all subjects connected with the
welfare of their country and that is their duty
ecise that right whenever occasion shall require
believing that crisis has arrived the political history
ties urng the deliberate and united action
devoted Of Wing PTnepes the undersigned invite
Objects contemplated to unite with them in Public Meeting
Vaux Hall Gardens Thursday evening Mt half past
o'clock the of publicly and unitedly their
for Henry Clay as Prssdentof the United States
the appointment Of ticket
to afford opportunity for the expression of snch
through the balohox The signatures Of this call will appear
to.morrows papers By order,
N G. BRADFORD Chairman Of Dem. Clay Wing Com.
?. E WwIn, r. }secretaries
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Carpeting, floor OH Cloth, etc.-you can
saving per cent your selections of English
ing Hearth Rugs Table Covers Window Shades Floor Cloths
Paror Door Mats at the cheapest carpet
the United States, No. 80 Bowery HIRAM ANDERSON. Only
give thema call
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WAsH1NaroN, September 4. 1913,

WASHINGTON, September 4, 1913.
Stock ssued-Sotd,ers' Extra Pay-Appointment
OF Deputy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PHI
ioW and Congress-Another Head or.
The amount of stock of the loans of ls47 and
ls4s, issued on foreign account, during the week
ending I'd September, was as follows:-
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by b. Il.
Watson Coz 10 Wall street wholesale and retail at reduced
he celebrated "Rcheleu sold absve The
onts warranted Eve years. Gold Pens vcpxired.
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DANVARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
ID Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country Of
hundred miles being by far the largest pain ting in
the world and Of the largest rivers the globe
BALL. b9s Broadway adjoining Nblos Garden Admission
~ cents children half price Panorama will
davs Mt o'clock.
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R4RNyn's, AMERICAN nUsEUn.5P;. T; BAKNUM.

- q T
ID PropreorF Hitchcock Nanssersplendid Psrfonmanoei
ter before The Manager has the pleasure
ing the relation to the famous putan that the little
finger does to the thumb He ten DID, only
morning from 10 to hatpa.t u OclSel in
an o. ana IN the evening from t To- In addition.
Mr. Jerry Merheld the HIGHLAND Mammoth Boys Giant o.
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor Madam Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller may privately consulted
extra charge centa Admission the whole including
sndsrten yearsof and old enough walk Alone A
Reserved front seats shilling each extra,
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Irish and Scotch Malt Whiskey, superior to
any thing in msrket and the only Malt Whskey America
M sale Mt twelve shings for Whskey thirteen old Is
per cent over proof by WILLIAM NJ PARKS Dstler
Gnoc AZ Stone street. So Seventh avenue.
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CASTLE GARDEN.--DOORs OPEN AT u PAST SIX
~ will commence at Is
Decided hit Triumphant the original Ethiopian Meo-
dsts universally Acknowledged be the best band of
and talented artistsaSoi Whits ESworSs R,S noWn
Howard D. Leon and Thursday evenings
September 9th and 7th third and fourth which
cason they will offer variety of Songs Gees Parodes
Love Des Refrain and Gems from popular Operas nterpe
ed with Burlesue Lectures Queer Sayings Dances &C.
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway shows natural the
Marches Enoampmen and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
also gives views Of the omnt towns Cities II
the most beautiful painting ever Open night
o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
menoipg at o'clock Admission Is oent Schools admitted on
feasonaba terms No charge for descriptive pampheta
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Of eye and daily 2 Broadway corner of War
rem The second edition of Dr. Powell Treatise the Eye
general reader be had above
his fountansOr strengthening the eyes, Ar
fetal ewes inserted
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delight exercise Of swimming RESPECTFULLY Informed
proprietor D. stresses street Swimming Baths
apart exclusive the whole OF his establish
till IL o'clock in the forenoon every day in the week
Sundays when usual their
arments will be in readiness
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i cess-Fth Week-Socety Library Rooms, 34S Broad
corner of Leonard street under the direction Of g.
that the very catering in which
been nightly crowded BY highly respectable and fashionable
houses they will have the pleasure IF continuing their
table and highly popular musical
this week. introducing At each concert full and varied
variety chase dancing including the celebrated Statue
Dance, and Highland Fling BY Mr. Luke West Doors open
at 7commence 1t precisely. Admission % cents N b.
On Saturday afternoon for the convenience of families
will be performance commencing at o'clock Admission Is
cents-children, half price
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DR JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFEECTUAL
- preparation sold for 0onorh@a and other disorders Of
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that 1t will rad
oay any This desirable result is obtained in om
two days. and "a neither creates oends
palate and renders deviation "a diet inr
rupon usual pursuits sound eep healthy Digestion the
nuisance thus removed speedily consistent with ths
production Of thorough and permanent Its ingredients
are entirely Vegetable and injurious sec either
uonay locally be caused BY it's Price 81 per bottle
Agent for this city C. RING lo2 Broadway
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DIR. nevett, Dentist, Inventor, Patentee and

sole proprietor enameed Plates artificial This in
venn renders the gold plate and clasps in the mouth totally
invisible besides produces immense ADVANTAGES that
agent accomplish 0 Broadway of Warren
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DR COOKE, OF ALBANY, N. Y, PASSENGER BY THE
~ Niagara Steamer from England after brief absence the
Continent Of Europe returned TO the of
Empire State where professional correspondents may
heretofore address him. paid personally by letter his
rssidenee. No. 3 Norton street, Albany, N. Y
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100000 gehas q Or DsS WI KE
Pains and caCHses Of every character cured
morbus certain to in day taken; 1t is
put large bottles mild fragrant and agreeable
ten times chea than other embrocaon Sold
90 cents 81 doz $l2 ten gross $685. Principal
office $50 Pearl street. Of the druggists aders and
orally. EBNo agencies out Of the city commission
win iOri. soo If we 81. to satisfy respectable merchant
character and Of every class Spirit Of the Times
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A UCTION-MORTCACE sAIE-THE NEW ROCuEIJ y

w ANTED-A LADYs MAID (FRENCH OR GERMAN
who understands hair DRESSING and is also good dress
maker will find permanent desirable situation BY applying
at 426 Broome street. between the hours of and
and 8, p. M. p. S--Good reference required.
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CHANFRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
evening September viii the
Imaginable farce OF OLE BULEEbenezer CAT Mr. Burke
Heiier Mr. Herber Caroline Miss Miles After which will be
produced the popular drama entitled the MYSTERIES AND MIS-
TSbn Nj q Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Pardsy Big fzs Mrs
farce Of is He JEALOUSMr Bemou Mr.. Palmer; Mrs Bel
mour Mrs Mclean; Harriet Miss Messenger; Rose Miss Niles
Doors at Z performance to TX O'clock
Roxea Is cents: PIT. l2L - - $3.50
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INTERESTING TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER
ohants-Mr Jervss Cold Candy put up in neat square,
and pccketshe packages with the most Beautiful yet
executed in this country and pamphlets containing
certificates Of the Hon. Henry Clay Martin Van Buren, and
other readable proving tho bic efficacy this
Merchants wishing sell again will allowed
very large profit. MRS W. JERVIS, $40 Broadway,
of ia