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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
Yours, Indignantly,

We publish in another part of to-day's paper
correspondence in which Mr.. Elwood Fisher under
takes TO justify the Southern States, in case Ere.
mont is elected, in going out of the Union and to
expound the way in which that thing may done.
Mr.. ElwoOd Fisher, as our readers doubtless
know, is an ex-Quaker, who some time since made
himself famous by demonstrating the falsehood of
the old adage, which had SO long passed current
that figures can't lie. Mr.. ElwOod Fisher made
them lie most cOnsumedy ia series of calculations
protesting to be based on the returns of the last
census, in which he undertook to show, as he did,
10 the general satisfaction of the South. that the
slaveholding States We're a great deal richer and
more prosperous than the Free States Of the
North There was one point that he omitted he
ought to have proved, and he might just as well he
did the other propositions that the Slave States
also more populous and more numerous; but that,
we suppose he reserves for some future occasion.
Great as Mr.. Elwood Fisher is at figures, be
,eems TO be rather defective in bis knowledge of
history, as to which he has fallen into some gross
errors or misrepresentation, in the letter OF his
which we publish to-day-errors, too which aifec
The very substratum of bis argument. Mr.. Fisher
announces it as certain-though perhaps after the
election is over he may prove to be mistaken,
even in that-that Fremont, if elected President
at all, will be elected by minority vote in which
case, according to Mr. Fisher, though chosen ac-
cording 10 "the forms of the Constitution" his
election would be against its spirit, and 20
''set aside his election would not be so great viO-
'laiion of the Constitution as bis election would.
Now, is Mr.. Elwood Fisher 80 utterly ignorant
Ct cur Constitution and our history not TO know,
irst that tie Constitution says nothing about a
majority of the popular vote at all, leaving the
choice of Electors to be made by the State Legisa.
lures, if they fit, and that too, by joint bal
lot, and requiring no majority whatever, except a
majority Of the Electors Or. is Mr.. Elwood Fisher
utterly ignorant Of our political history, not
TO know that John Adams. John Quincy Adams,
Mr.. Polk and General Taylor, all lacked majority
Of the popular vote We rather think be is not 50
iguorSnt, and that be intended an imposition upon
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A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line.
This paper ha. attained circulation of T5,OOo
copies and is PROFESSIONALLY the best medium extant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tnesdny Of ench week.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION

Special Drspstch TO The n. 7 Tribune
WEST CHgsTER, Penn. Monday, Oct. 6;lSs
The opposition to the Administration united tedu
On John s. Bowen for Congress.
Mr. Bowen was an attacb6 OF the Kansas lay,s.
CATION Committee. Americans and Repablcass 4
are rejoicing. This is admitted by al to insure Hst
mans dnfeat. II
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M T. ~" writes US from Elmlra to inquire
into the truth of a report that JOHN A. KING IS
stakeholder We can assure him that there is not
shred Of truth mn nor of foundation for il. But
it will do no good TO contradict such falsehoods.
Their authors eau fabrcate two new catamnies
While We are contradictiDg one. Better let them
die uuhOnOred
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

PORTSMOUTH, n. ii. Monday, Oct o. n..1a
The Centennial Celebration Of the Advent Of rII :,
into New -Hhmpshire took place to-day: Ing 'ss,r
gTsnme consisted Of procession, including I s,r
firemen, and numerous civic socetos, ioliowss.
address by A. p. Peabody esq editor Of ~ ~. %
American Reviec. At the dinner given TIE 100
literally represented, and the speeches ana s
were eloquent and interesting and suited "''
sion President Pierce was not present.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIN0Tos. Monday, Oct. g. ~
Me-srs Bolts and Pryor, with their second "
secreted in Washington, Guiding the vigilance "
police. Arrangements have been made for the nees
meeting TO, morrow morning.
A telegraphic dispatch has been received hefenSg
from Richmond stating that Mr.. Is. Il. Bots and "
Pryor had left there for this vicinity to fight aaE'
The Police are on the look out for them.
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TIE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SBo.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.

PHItADEtFHIA' Monday, Oct 6. Ia
The city is very full Of visitors to the P,, :,
promises large, say $50 horses, 100 bullock,, =
hume rous sheep, etc.
To the Associated Press.
The very extensive arrangem cnts for the yns, =,
bitten of the United States Agricultural Socr, Iiat
is 10 commence here tomorrow and c)ntin,e s ss
Saturday noon. are nearly completed TmN,.SS
bred pens for cattle etc are erected, and eysrvA.
promises TO render this the most promising ssi ~
esting Exhibition ever held in the United S,a,ea -7
Col. Wilder the President. and the other ofbna, \,
the Society are in attendance the grounds and 49,
agricul,uralists from all sections Of the Union A.,
The trial course for horses is beautifully lad on, .
arranged. and the exhibition Of speed upon h 49,
pected TO be very interesting and exciting
The parade of the Butchers on the 9th inst viii
grand sight The cava'cade will consist Of abOr.,.'
thousand men and horses.
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The Anglo-Saxon arrived at Quebec yesterday
with four days later dates from Europe The news
is meager and unimportant, as will be seen by the
detailed report in our telcgraphic columns
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Aewalork Daily @ribn,re.
Tuesday, OCTOBER :, 1856.
lust Published |:

LIFE OF FREMONT. in WELSH. Price per Dozen 40
e,nis per 100 = 2 81; pei 1000 IN
SUMMERS sPEECH. in WELSH Per dozen, 20 cen''i
per 100 ~ 81; per 1000 so
GOV REFDER'S LETTER IN FAVOR OF FREMONT.
and his spc New Haven; The Poor Whites Of She
south" the Governor Of South Carolina Tract Of
rs ueRcs Per Dozen 20 per l 81 Is; per 1000, $40.
Orders inclosing the each are solicited
GREELEY q MoELRATH, Tribune Office, n. Y.
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AMERICAN MASS MELTING.

LOUIsVILLE, MOndAy, Oct' y To :.
The Hon. J. j. Crittenden eloquenty address ~. :
immense assembly at the American Barbecue "o'
COW 10 day.
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PASTOR DISMISSED.
INTO The n. Y. Tribune.

specia. Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WAsHISeTos, Monday Oct. 6, lsS
The Unitarian church dismissed their pastor, IL
Rev. Moncure u. Conway, yesterday, on sccOus =
his preaching against Slavery. The church ws
yided. but the Pro-Slavery side had small major,
Some Of the Anti Slavery members were absent In
the CITY,
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MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT PIERCE

BOsTOs, Monday, Uct' o, I'N
President Pierce is expected to return to Washns
ton in the new United States stea ner Wabash Ca
mander PauldiDg, which is now at Portsmouth ~
Wabash averaged l2l to 10 knots an hour iron \"
York 70 Portsmouth, and is deemed model IN eTS
reepect
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MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD MURDERED.

LOCKPORT, Monday, Oct. 3, In1
On Saturday last three murders were committee
the Prussian settlement abou four miles from ri ~
The victims were DIR. Stang bis house keeper and ca
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LATER EROM HAVANA. ETC.

EEw-ORLEAfs, Monday, W ". 40
The steamship Black Warrior with hsh ssts,
10 the 30 inst. has arrived. The Island wa q D.
TIE scbooDer Merry W. with Nv S,< c.
Coffee for this place, wa totally l'H w w
leotes.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

INV URLEAfs, MOhdByl W. - ~
By the arrival of the steamer BrazS vsssr
Santiago dates 10 the 9th of Septemh<f a., 10
had been defeated in an attemp, 20 invA'e
Potosi, and also in an attack upon MleH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
ELECTION IN UPPER MICHIGAN.

DETROITl MICH'l WUHuuyl VVI, " I''7
Our election for a State Senator and two Reore'd'
tives was held in the upper peninsula Of this osss
the goth of September. The Democratic candies
were elected. The majority for Senator was sNs
4 00O
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THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND

Louis n. Glover was nominated last night by tho
Knov-NotbDg Convention for Corporation Attorney.
His principal competitor vas Dsuisl Uumaan.
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THE LATEST News
RECEIVED By :"
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
BALLOT-BOX STUFFING IN PENNsn,
MA ~

speei. Dispatch 70 The N Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6, x,
II is now pretty well ascertained that tn :.
names added TO the voting lists in this city b, A.
assessments under our Buchaneer Municipal n
viii exceed Trenty Thousand, or abOu, One-sks :
the aggregate legal vote. This shows the des,,,
ton OF the party in sympathy with the As,.
Ruffans Of Missouri, and foTeshadows largea.,.
vote. Our friends are aroused.
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UrRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FmE-PROOF

DAfEs-With Halls Patent Locks the same that
wee awarded separate medals the Worlds Fair London,
1881 and Worlds Fair NewYork 1883 and the only Amer
lean safes awarded medals the London Worlds
rar. ..
IN. Pseptee placed gold In the exhibited at
the Worlds Fair London and invited ali the Pckoss IN the
world 10 open the Safe with without the key and take the
money s . reward for their ingenuity.
subscribers and their AgentsGe the only persons suhor
sed 30 male and sell HsRRNG'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFE
With Halls Patent Pow der Proof Locks
s. c. HERRING \ Co. Green Block,
No< lS7 and Water-st aud No. Murray ST. N Y
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aampaiCs Tribune-Price Reduced.

We propose to send THE CAMPAIGN TRIBU n for the
ssIanoe Campaign with the OF Oober
ending hope with the record Of the election OF ts
Snddses about November IL And insure that this shall
something than fysheet propose N issue
aud of the full sise Of ou DAILY Weekly and
Semi Weekly Editions We shall thus BE- able to nve al the
best Speeches Of day Addresses elaborate D"curnen" ana
foil all Elections Political Movements thruehoot
thu ever it'll There will be great many cheap "eenJ
Issue m he Campaign with which prefer not 70 compeor
Ipte,re; while publish the lowest endursoe poe one
vtL .hs Encyclopedias Of the Canvas An0 'e re-
ssrd.e b, spestes committee and acive workers Tor the
Rsb, v book ana monitor We SIX those VINO oeue'e
such p.per - do GOOD w extending ts circuson
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE
TO BE IssrED TWICE ~HEk,
Coameucns paper the Sd Of October ana ehohe
,bout the Iih Of NOvenber-ssy twelve DumbFs
Single Copies.
10 Copies 10 one address. ~
% Copies TO address. ~
100 Copies TO sddrC ." ""
Orders must IL ali be accompanied with the money-
which MA, be RENTED nsk Notes OF III specie
Bant W. be United S'sfes received at but ~heb DtAi 90
Boston Pbilsdephs be procured they VIZ
b preerred should be- certified os me ros
master. .-.-.-...-
N TUT sENIWEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE ~iN be
tIra their orders al esry dAy Possbe
Az extra COPY will b. sen to each person who gets club
adsye., ~ GREELEY 4 No ELRATH,
Tribune Office Nev-york.
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FIRF-PROOF SAFES.

ANOTHER TRIUMPH fr HERRSGs S,rr in The destruction
y Gre the factory aud tobacco warehouse Of g. H.
IliettIs Washinzons the night Of the ID inst whose
books papers deeds bonds and mortgage policies OF
and hank b Of value preserved IN All iron SAFE
made many years since by the subscribers then the best f
Proof use-snce which timea better epoof ariel has
been discovered by chemist Of Philadelphia and the exclusive
night purchased by the subscribers, known as HERkNGs
PATEs1 CHAMPION SAFC-waranted 10 resist more heat than
any Safe now use free from damPness or mil
dew. objection TO the aforementioned Safe and most oiher
sOcalled FIRE proof
be exclusive night for the State Of Now York and fnrIshed
thu M 10 public until purchased the right 70 use better
article wien voluntarily signed the old patent 10 he
pa'eniee in eighteen hundred and fifty four I85'l -,
The large. assortment and best Fire Pr~of Saes IN he
world warranted from dmpnes on hand ana fo sale
~ IN, ~ and 1879 WafeT of Pine principal depot
ard At tic branch depot No Murrayst door from Broad
SiLAs =, " "
B-New and secondhand Safes Of NndeTs patent Tor
ssIe A. reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

LILLE s FATENT.-CHiLLEs IRON SAFES are
the only combination Wrought and Cast Iron the form
ing the only Safe that be- made without tnrnSoient
They superior the sheet iron Safes Fire Proof aud
being fastened with Lilies Patent Bank Locks are aos0-
luely secure against thieves. For sale BY .
J. C. MORRIS Agent No. us Pearl ST., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

the strength Of the Msgne and unpeAs
AMI tsre Four fret pIemum silver medals and World. Fair
awarded a. being the best market For By
IN. Druggists generally, and Wholesale by the manufacturer
Wv T. J. HVSBANp. Philadclphia
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D,yns's EXCELSIOR INDELiBIE INK WITHOUT

psry.K.TIoy article has been very much improved
s9ce The L.. Of August and offer TO the trade with
OF its
SUPERIORITY OVER ANY orhEk,
according directions FOR sale Dy All Tue pihoPA
Ets,ioners in the United States 49,
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SlNGrR,s SAVING MACnINEs-SprEp AID PER.

NINGEK I
yEcIIoN CoMBINED.-We now selling SEWING MACHINES
for family sew quilting and other light work which
pe,e sx AZ each Of the driving wheel Also i'm
making three stitches az each
revolution II he clearly demonstrated that 10 other Kind
OF Sewing Machine before the public, ia comparison Win
tbese car BE- used without positive loss
' w. l. NJ SINGER 4 Co. No. S23 Broadway.
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DIR. TURMOIL,

DIR. IUKNBULL,
OcULIsT AURIsT,
tFrOm LOsdoD)
the Everett House Union square where he be con-
suited
Office hours from a. ~. to p.
From The London Times.
number of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday at the
Ttrnbull witness the results produced by
process recently by Doctor applied tor the
Of
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS.
Between aud thirty patients attended, many OF
whom was stated By parents had been born deaf aud
dumb.
various tests by which II proved
that Deafness had been cured by the application of
DN. TURNBULLs REMEDIES.
what singular ia that whether the disease
depended paralysis of the auditory rupture Of the
ympNum or obstruction the internal passSges relief has
been obscd complete effected without delay pain OF
Inconvenience.
Several patients who represented that they had been com
pl,tely blind, said that they could low
SEE FkRFECTLN WELL.
We agree with the Messrs Chambers that Dr. TvsNBuil
has, BY and ingenuity obtained OF certain new
medic Amcnts and methods calculated TO
CURE CASES or DEAfNEIS,
such he cured before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
UOII owAy's OINTMENT AND PuIs.-Astonish-

tcacous the OF Salt Rheum ScoiuA and all other
Skn Disease They will effect when all other means
fail Sold a. the mAIutsctorles, No 80 Malcn-aue New
Yoik and No 2H Strand London and BY all druggists at 5,
62lc. and 81 per pot or box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

STILL ANOTHER VICTORY for the
CELFBRATED WILDER PATENT S,LAMANDER SAFE.
One celebrated Fire proof Safes delivered its
in a PRESERvATIOs, aft0r passing
through the the burn of Lenthas Tobacco Factory
on the I'd inst.
This celebrated proof Safe is made and sold
by Sas Herring his license having expired but be had
o all Of the Psteuiees who have again completed their
Nam factory, and ready 10 receive orders.
Depot No. IL WateTst, near Wall, Y
b. G. WILDER L Co.,
psfentees and Manufacturers.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Of every description,
At
PErIRsoN L HuMPHREY,
Ne. 524 Broadway, opposite St. Nichol" Hotel.

Wigs - HAR-DYE - WIGs.-- BACHELORS
WIGS aud TovYEEs have Improvements peculiar 70 'a nou
fey are celebrated All world for their graceful esy
ease and durubity-stne charm The largest aud pest
s,ook In the world Twelve private rooms SI nppYns as
famous DyE sold At BATcHrLoRs No. 2S Broadway.
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Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations ~ the CIsia
Palace, for their PATENT RADIcALCvsE TRUSS heh,
Valentine Mott Willard Parker, and John NJ
CMnoohAh. Open from a. to p m
MAKSR 4 Co, No p MAden.ane, NewfoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

WMDER's PATENT SAIAMANDER SAFE, with
Bte~ns MaTvins improvement The best Safe in the
world by the celebrated La Belle PowderProo
Lock with very small keya made under the immediate in
specon of Mr.. STEAKSs who has for IA years superin-
tended their manufacture, during which time not dollars
worth property has been consumed in Of the2S hav
Ing been tested in accidental fire
WsrpDted free from dampness. For sale by
STEARNs 4 MARVIN Nos. 40 Murray and lf6 Waer-st.
Second hand Safes Of other makers at reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

RICH -CARPETING.-SMITH a. LOUNSBERY,
flo. 456 Broadway Gand.st prepared TO exhibit
Of ENGLISH and FRENCH CARPET
ING, comprising every description and grade from the most
COSTLY to the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
ENGLISH BKussELs good styes and quality per yaId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

PIANOS AND MELODEONS.-The HORACE WA
rERs modern improved PIANOS and MELoDEoss are TO be
found No $50 Broadway Pianos rent and rent allowed
purchase; for sale monthly payments second hand P
$50 40; Melodeons from $40 to lS5 Pianos
tbned and repaired polished boxed and moved THE Horace
Waters Pianos" The New York Evangelist care known
among very We enabled to speak Of these in
with degree Of confidence from know
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

We choose the pattern OF our dresses
Why not the color Of our tresses!
OF course each Of taste cOnfesses
That fre-red Hair his eyes dsresses
CHRisTADOROs HAIR DYE mparts splendid
black OF Sold and applied privately at
his Wig Establishment, No & Astor House.
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BRODlE ;
GRAND ExPOsITf9S

AT No. 81 CASAL.sT.
To enumerate styles and qualities would be superhuou'
Tlex excel ANYTHING heretofore been exhibited ia
Ills civ Ladies will purchasing until they
hive Examined this superior assortment.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
PLANTERS, USE
Leinau's American Fertilizer +!

CAN be had at S25 ton,
.&S@As 100 or $50 barrel; also, Lei
sgss2SsAez% nan's Superb Phosphate of
LIME, at y cent per pound by the barrel, or
$40 ton; to wholesale dealers large deduc-
tion also, Leinau's Bone Manure, the cheap
est manure in the world; $40 hogshead; also,
Leinan's Liquid Manure in Casks from to 300
gallons with directions for use, same as is used
in England with such great success; also Lei
nau's Fertilizer for Fruit Trees and Grape
Vines; Leinou's Fertilizer for Lawns and Grass
Land, also, Potash, Bone Dust, Plaster, Ground
Charcoal, Nitric of Soda, Soda, Sulphatc of
Ammonia, Crushed Bones, &c.
The above named Fertilizers and Phosphate
of Lime have been in use for the past five
years successfully in Maryland, Virginia, Della
ware,. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and in the
Islands of Bermuda aud Barbadoes; Diplomas
from the three States of New York, PennSyl-
vanid and New Jersey State Agricultural So
cieties, and Crystal Palace Association of New
York. Delivered free of Portage at any sta
tion in Philadelphia. Orders by mail renting
the cash registered at the Post Office, or Draft
on any good House in Baltimore, New York or
Philadelphia, will be satisfactory.
G. A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 10 South Front Street,
febl-4m Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-02-19

BIZ GENTLE AT HoME.--Thcre are few families.
we imagine, anywhere, in which love is not
abused, as furnishing a licence for impoliteness.
A husband, father, brother, will speak harsh
words to those whom he loves best, and those
who love him best, simply because the security
of love and family pride keeps him from getting
his head broken. 1t is a shame that man will
speak more impolitely, at times, to his wife or
sister, than he would dare to any other female.
1t is thus that the hottest affections Of mans ma
ture prove to be a weaker protection to woman
in the family circle than the restraints Of socie-
ty, and that woman usually is indebted for
the kndest politeness of life, to those not be-
longing to her own household. Things ought
not 50 10 be. The man who, because it will be
resented, inficts his spleen and bad temper
upon those of his own hearthstone, is small
coward, and a very mean man. Kind words
are the circulating medium between true gen
tlemen and true ladies at home, and no polish
exhibited in society atone for the harsh Ian
guage, and disrespectful treatment, too often
INDUCED in between those bound together BY
Gods own ties Of blood, and the still more sa-
creed bands of conjuga love. r'
Delaware State reporter., 1856-02-19
SAVING FUND
or THF


U. s. Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co.,
8. f. CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900. Money Is received
~ on deposit daily. The amount deposited
is entered in a Deposit Book and given to the
Depositor, or, if preferred, certificate will be
given.
An sums, large and small are received, and
the amount paid back on demand without no.
tice.
Interest is paid at the rate OF five per cent,
commencing from the day of deposit, and ceas,
ing fourteen days previous to the withdrawal Of
the money.
On the FIRST day Of January, in each year, the
interest of each deposit is paid to the depositor,
or added to the principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards Of $500
depositors in the City Of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by
addressing the Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
S. r.. Crawford, Pres't, William NJ Goodwin,
l.. Johnson, v. Pres't, Paul B. Goddard,
A. W. Thompson, George McIIenry,
Benz. w. Tingley, James Devereux,
Jacob l.. Florance, Gustavus English,
Secretary and Treasurer, PLINY FISK.
Teller and Interpreter,
sep7-lyF J. G. OEHLSCHLAGER.