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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

Too LATE FOR CHURcH AN old negro
iu Connecticut, who had always been
very constant in attending church, and
priIed himself furthermore in being the
first there. happened to be detained far
beyond the usual hour one morning.
John" said Cuffee, as he stood card
ing bis wool for the occasion. "hab the
kindness to tell me what clock him be?''
Cant tell you. Cufee, de clock hab
stopped. should link it am pretty con-
siderable late"
"Ise woulden't be exposed if twas
half an hour top o dat" replied Cufee,
aud hurried to church as fast as his BAN
dy legs would carry him. He entered
toward the end of the sermon, just as the
parson was reiterating the text for the last
time.
The last shall be 6rst, and the frs;
shall be last" Cuaee turned upon his
heel and went out exclaiming-
"Dat means mel come last. but lse
out fusser anyhow; de next time dis mig
ger goes late to meeting, he no go at
all"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
PULLING TEETH IN OLD TINES.

The primitive method of abstrac.;ng
teeth in Connecticut, is thus described by
IKE Narrep Donald G.. Mitchell.
One end ofa hemp string was fastened
upon the aching member, while the other
securely tied around a bullet purpo,ely
notohed. was pat in the barrel of an old
flint lock musket, loaded with an extra
charge of powder. When all was ready
the desperate operator clught hold of The
gun, and let drive Out flew the tooth,
and away bounded the mnsket several
feet. This mode of extracting teeth be-
came the chosen and only mode prac!iced
in this region for many years.
We'll, doctor. how much do you s1
FOR the jobl Guy! but you do i, quick,
though said chap suffering with tooth
ache.
MY terms are one dollarp ansu cred
the dentist. t7 ss7s -
A doll .r for half minit's work. Oac
d0liar-thunder! Why a doctor down
our placs, trawed tooth for me, tSo
years ago, and it took him two hours
He dragged me all around The room and
lost his grip half dozen times. 1 rev.
er seed such hard work-and he only
charged me twenty five cents. A dollar
for ninnit's work! you must be jokin.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

The EFFECTS OF ToBAcC1.-The Dub
lin Medical Press asserts that the Pupils
of The Poly technic School in Paris have
recently furnished some curious statistics
bearing on tobacco. Dividing the young
gentlemen of that college in two groups
the smokers and noa- smokers-it shows
shat The smokers have proved themselves
in the various competitive examinations
far inferior to the others Not only in
the examinations on entering the school
are the smokers in a lower rank, but in
the various ordeals that they have 10 pass
through in year, the average rank of
the smokers had constantly fallen, AID
noi inconsiderably, while the men who
did not smoke enjoyed cerebral atmos.
pbere of the cleares; kind.
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Misttllane0us.
The Escape Of an Heiress.

Il vas at fsshiosls be hour for morn
ing calls, but the d.an iug-roo. n ..f I>ao
Ia G andby Was unoccupicd, save b, the
fairy heiress aud her ch,Peron: Tor u.p
world had already learned the iaNs when
SIN. Vas 'at hrm.' pu!v II Sr Phil d
ljeseril.. her ace. ped ios, r: ag.,l lne e;e
gani French ciouk noA marks III. f-naf
OF his cunning. A, lis ehini.-s ,i.-t:,k O
her e.f, i>ab-!ia's ung>uall, pale cIiaek
became still pair, to the alaraI Of NJ.
Manners, Who arose and beat over h+r
with If -c'ioh 'e >oiciIude.
i am qu'e veil, nav dear aun;. sa i
the youn5 lady. hastily, 'AnI ,ou ma,t
co"f-r favor upon n.e. | vish 10 see
Sir Phillip alone, qui:e alone.'
The elier lady looked surprised and
hali effe"ieJ, bat Isabella wenl On.
4 know how very kindly and discreet
ly you have always acted, bur yield 10
him For one hour, and forgive INV with
holding the reason Tor the present.
The gentle; coaxing mamie of her pref.
ty relative had already assuaged Mrs.
Manners ruffiad feelings, and she smil-
ling gathered together her vasl assort-
aent OF needles and wools. l. bslla
watched her in siience; but as she iIrne d
10 leave the room, abruptly asked
Dear auui, why have you never ad-
mifed nay chosen husbandP
'My chi!d.' sail the old lady, startled
Of the unexpected question, Il have never
told you that did not like him.
'Bu; | have seen it, replied Miss
Grandby; seen it in your eyes, in your
manners, and reproached myself for ACT
ing in wba, felt was in opposition 10 the
wishes of the best and truest friend
Ny dearest Isabella, said Mrs Man.
ners, dropping her work, that she might
return the effectiona,e embrace of her
niece, If my dis,ate to Sir Phillip has
given you one hours uneasiness, / shall
be very angry with myself for h aving, I
though unwiiiingly. betrayed it. | ha We
never dreamed of attempting TO bias your
choice; you are of age, and with good
sense and Peniraiion to all you ir your
SELECTION; and if have not exactly ap
proved. il is because fear my child will
find Sir Philip too thoroughly a man of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

thousand times more Than ever, and
shall never speak their names Without
reverence. We tarrird over night ut
THIS place AID in the morning proceeded
I" Fa'm'ngton, the coun,y seat Of ST.
Francis Co, which is situated in beau
iliul valley at the foot of The Ozark
m III tains. II cont .ins one High School.
several stores, tTo meeting houses. and
Is IA place OF some importance. Arising in
pat iforn the highly productive county
py which il is surrounded. Ii lacks
Row that neaIuess and regularity 50
common 10 eastern villages. l. is si-uat
ed 100 feet above the Mississippi, and
enjoys degree Of Leal,h unknown in
many portions Of the State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

AS EXCELLENT WHITEwAsH for ceilings
of walls can be made of Paris white, 80
pounds, costing 81. and Cooper's white
glue, pound. costing so cents. Put
the glue to soak in cold water over night:
in the morning slowly heat until dissolved
in the water. Stir Paris white into
small quantity Of hot water. Then mix
both, and add hot water to reduce to q
proper milky consistency. and apply with
a brush. 1t is probably better to keep
the liquid warm over fire, or By the
addition of hot water A sin
gle coat of this is described as being
equal to double coat of lime whitewssh,
while it is far more brilliant and pure,
and viii Got rub eff ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

LIGHT.-The celebrated sapont Me-
weniyl, is said to have undertaken 10
count the number Of particles Of ligh,
that escapes from burning candle. BY
his computation, there are thus evolved
at every second of time, ten millions of
millions times more than the number Of
grains Of sand computed to be contsined
in the whole earth If any mathematic-
ian can make more nice and accurate
it viii be best br him to be-
gin pretty soon,
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From the Home Journal.
HER WAYS.
BY CHARLES sAcKEY.

When there is something TO be said,
In pleasure. or il pain,
To brighten joy. like sunlight shed.
Or dry affections rain:
When she'd console rehuke, control,
-.s NTH ,.ycs." or -no."as clear
She's such a way of saying it,
'Tis pleasantness to hear.
And when there's something to be done,
At needs or duty's call,
courtesy. a charity,
A kindness. great or small;
Or daily grief that seeks relief
Whate'er the action be
She's snch away of doing it.
She wins all hearts to see.
Rut saying, doing, night or day.
'Tis dificnlt to tell
The sweetest grace. of mind or face,
That marks her to excel.
She seldom hreslh-s the love crave,
Bat rohed in light devine.
She's such a way OF looking it
As proves her to be. mine.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
THE CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME
JUDGE.

In an article on the evils Of the system
OF elecing Judges by the people, and es-
Pecially in carrying these elections in'o
the lowest arena Of politics, the West
Liberty Banner says:
The Republican Convention hss,
strange 10 say, and in it spraise be it
spoken, gone, out Of the beaten track to
nominate man for The Supreme Bench,
nowiso connected with party as a parti-
Zin. Judge Peck is clear headed and
clear hearted jurist, Judge Barley, On the
contrary, is remarkable for nothing, save
an uncTupulous support of party organ
niz'lion, dead TO all feeling and 50 inc1n-
sis;en'. insincare and dishonest, tia, Cox,
Hall, Hen1rickson {; Co. are its fayorite
candidates, and the Dred Scott decision,
pinned 10 the English Bill, its platform.
In SAYING this, we say all. It is the
saver5st a',lck we can make u71a JUICE
Bir'iey or upon any man. We might
70 on, an call attention to the flc', that. /
rs Ju'ge. his decisions have never
respect, or that his private
character, as the delegate iu;iml,eI, is I
no. above reproach. But We have said
sufficient. The m1n who proposed 10
.lke the oath Of Office, and assume the
ii5h duties Of jn!ici,l position, rs ''1he
'nly democrI.ic Judge on the bench, =
with that parry as it now is, 50 soils his
linds, that 10 iatallect, however clear,
u labor, however apparent, can give
iigniiy to hi. place. or lif, his motives
lbovs suspicion.
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p0erp.
For the Chronicle.
LAMENT OF THE MOORISH BRIDE
Br ALNENA C. sAuSoERs.

Br ALNESA C. sAuSoERs.
Fountains Of the fair Alhambra.
FaIliag with your silver plssh,
Where the orange fower gathers
Mist upon It's petal lash;
Blossoms purple. from your gardens,
Which the dark hatred maid Of Spring,
BLENDS among the silken clusters
OF her midnight hair in vain:
Yes. in vain: for soon they languish
Ia the incense of her sighs;
And their beauty lights no g!siness,
In her Sleeping lovers eyes.
Fountains of the fair AlLambrz!
All y.ur music falls to me
As a dirgei Tor those y no never
shall again your brightness see;
Aud my eyes are dim with weeping
For the knight whose warrior plume
Hang above his brow. portrLtious
OF deeper. darker giooH;
And my fingers, paier, colder.
On that morning seemed to grow.
As theS tied the scarf. reflected
In his armor's golden ,Io<
To the gates OF sad Grenada.
Has the charger haek returned;
Ms'h the eye. suHdued and ianguij.
where the bi.ze OF battle burned:
ARa his ri'er. pale and ghasIis.
Meath the palGl eashr"adei lies
Wae'e yon lii- OF long blue mountains,
seen 20 blend tisein It'll the SKIES.
Nish-y Ail.h! shat. the gardens
Ana the sr",es OF snany Spain.
wave more sre, n. with fran mor- golden,
FOR I.eIr iOAg, III ir Dlooay rama
Fountains OF the fair Alhanbra.
Lex iae iangaish oy your side;
Let your silver tones be rIead-d,
With The wailiHg of the bride;
Here when holy stars we're watching.
First uufosded loves rIah flower;
And ;he sr-ne Of magic beauty,
VIII glory lit the hour;
But Grenada's sceptre trenuies;
witn the iurf upon his head
Sleeps knight: oh! fountains murnur;
NGrL,ur dirres for the dead.
LooxFIELD 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

We see it stated in New FORK paper,
that the trans atlantic mail averages l6.-
900 letters a day. This fact gives some
idea of the vast amount of business
which will be done By the Transatlantic
teIerranh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

If you have an Evergreen, or Norway
Spruce, Bdlsam Fir, American Spruce,
or any of the pines, and desire 10 make il
grow more compact, just pinch out the
bud from every leading branch, all
around and over it. Repeat this process
next year, at this time, and your Ever
green will continue thereafter 70 grow
thickly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

We suhjoin a specimen Of New Haven
literature said to be a bona sds corres-
pondence:
"SIs Your account has been stand
ing for two years: must have It settled
immediately"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

TO Whleh N reply:
"SIR:-Things do usually settle By
standing; I-regret my account is an tx
eeption. Ifithas been Standing too long,
suppose you let il ran little while
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

As umbrella has been manufactured
in Connecticut, called the 'lending um-
brells.' 1t is made Of brown paper and
willow twigs. intended exclusively to ac
comodste friend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-14

Wseass Passnt Sewing 0acAt2e.
This IL ~ msss rslisbe. sewing Machine ever
oGsrsd in this market, both in the quality n IT.
v~k. IL ds,Abiiisy Aad siaplcity. 1hs spsrsr
tion u 1t 10 easier learned than that Of any osbss
AsaAins, while Il works with ease on tina 6asst
silk o. ths hsavisst cloth issthsr, either "
shssh II works il very Superior nAaass; making
: stsaigAt svsoiy-lAid ssss, nssh Snsr than esdi-
aAsy AAsd wssk. while bsth stdss Ut ~ dseA sss
stitsAsa alike. II rarely gsts out of vsshisg Or
sAsvss ss4sisss sspsisiae, asl 10 sesaopls III -
spsFassr IN pss5osn Ill srsisSy sspetu - Is,
snsii II - uesa ont, wAk these AAvas 1890 over
sAAse MasAtas, ~ lsst sssadsn9 sAas Nssdt
Patent sswisg Msshfnss Win ~ asst ~ wants
At Yaniliss, all kiads u MauafsstSrisg cleeAiss,
Tsiloys, Rsst saA shee Makers, on aay otAsrs re-
quiring Ssan II fhxir work. Harness ana Ssd.
IN Msssfsstasers wMt asl sAis . nsnhine tha,
viii - thsir vssk il arasid sad3sbssantial nsn-
mr., and mueh nicer than the ordinary way. Faas
1 La, Who rsqsirs musA sewing sill Asd tAis M
shias pstuliasiy sdaSssd y tAsas was6, bssi6sa
eoesia9 htr sasngA Ne isw 1sstls . ~ foe T.
Taifsw : u AsA sgssss saving 81 rising this ssv-
ine Mash iss, besides bsiss always ssss Of -
psrior ouisy u wssk. sAas doss not rip, and thA1
looks mueh aiew sAaniAAaa oosk.
] sf..,A aokvLLL k10xARDs 0sa'1AepA
No. d clesk 81, chisses.
u. a. DIXIE, Agent iof Kse.ak. - AaiH-st. !.
IN n a
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COMM EROIAL.


DAsLs carr cssv 0ysnn.
800, s1s1, 80 ~ :.
oa-oesasy, y ~ 49, AAs1s, W.
vAsa.l = 80 - - ssi. 0fsasn' - -
-.
SAAN AND sHoAIs, - 70 - Per w.
ovhN-AsaAyAIs . - -.
SAALsx -ssss esnasd fos pnss asshass .
$50 ~ Ff84
-sss sssss - sssas.
OA1e-lA request - y soSs.
4 - 1ssc,s.
-, :. !. sss ~
on.r.-. = q
- =. = = - -
:. - 49,. ~ = 80 ss.s'sss - ~ ssss.'
a. ! 1.. - :. ". - 80 !.
80 . - =. ns0 80. cof'
~ ~. y 80 y 's0'
49,
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Aess4sssss Bsssnas.--At this ssssss 81 the
ysGr, vAsa sAs digestive organs IN weakened aad
Assiiita,ed by constant ~ over uss Of vsssss-
blss ~ fruits II y Atsolstsiy Ssssssasy tbas >
apeA and psss toais shosld b sssd r kssp %
CAtiis asd IL ususl fall FEVER. 4 ~ stinsus
will not DO; IL nsst ~ gsssine. isvis0rasang
toais, and - ars tally sssasd thsrs Il neshias il
ths wAsss ssaslaons = nsdisiss 49, viii - III
ssapass With Hestsster's cslehssssd Bssssn.--
W are giad 70 know that ths prineipsi dyug
ssAsss b ~ aiy srs supplied nth noststtss's
gssstssnsAy I'll osisvslIs Tisss.
Sold By Assegisss ~ dealers generally.
- r. gibbons, Agent.
asgsdAv Msiu-st, het. Sixth and beyssth.
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View Jsrssy nanks.
Thonpson's Bank Reporter. corrected by
Thonpsoa DssshsEs, furnishes the ANNEXED
hst q pr Jssssy Banks and the PLACES sf
Redemption:
oI HBu 1n8snY.
Bank q Jsfssg GU, Jssg clsy 0ssaa Hank.
1sak q Nov Jes2syj Csnttnsntal 6Ask.
os;:..l s:sa 4 ~. Nv Jssssy, htshaeva. : sad
6slvS1ers Hank. Bsividsre, q ana Up; Aesssp.ls-
tn nank.
90 1a.t. Perth Anboy; fnper.sr' and rs.-
o.,.s1ss ~ q New I.r.y: A.~,sss -
49, ssnl q w.as.ss.s.4 >; A~sl.as,'
Isrnsn' - MesAaais' Bsak, AidA,sssr.
ReiGss RISK - lhs conmonwtsith. &
nMNsu Asshaniss' Bank Of Railway; Metro
lsssAsss Dssliss O.; \ aaAa.sa, 1aas.
- asssssssss s. - AasAss'sssn. : sad ~;
$3.50 - 81 - s osss. s.sh.
!. 49, sss s.,.S Sss.iscss,s s4 spi spal
!. s14ssrvs = r=ss ,e.sre ~: eAcs ..sI.s:H.-
MssAsalss Bank. Newark Sc ~ =, ksslaa-
~ Dank. (
D 49,. 5 Mas. lAak. Tfsnsss. = aaA -, MI
- - 0e0menSsAltk. s
- !. !. 1 = ~, Jsrssy Oily, - nd
1T CIV 1Aak. Assart, = ! u, csssissas-
Nssnt1 neklas ~ Iasusatss CO. xsrsrl. !,
~ ~ 14eaekAn0s nsnk.
1ashs Orange, = I'D nj afssssyalitaa
5Siiipsius laal. laal 4 o...ss~sssA.
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Rtx, Hale q @ o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

RxSnnsxcps
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tylsr, 1sq., Cashier SUFFOLK Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. Dana, Rarras Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Kswhary, Wells River, W.
Msssrs. Mattoeks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Aessrs. Greeley ! Gale, ST. Louie.
Rev. Gee Denison, Rsokuk.
2. B. Hinnan, Hsa., /"
fah1Ad
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/ M p q r L E X S
AND
Dealers
IN
HARDW ARE,
CUTLERY. GUNS, &C., &C..
ArsreN o. rHE BRoADaxg.
- !.
Also,
cOMMI>sIoN MERCHANTS
ron fHR SALE or
American M nnfa { lures;
ONLY AGENTS
van II
SIMPSONS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
GURLEY's SURVEYORS, INSTRUMENTS
Liiiie's wrougAt $50 CssIiea Irsn
SAFES,
BURDENS PATENT HORSE SHOES,
ALBANY SAW WORKS
x-Css, Malay and CirsslAr Saws,
TROY BELL FOUNDRY SELLS.
ordsrs for the above promptly all.d u F.s.ory
Prices. Circulars can be he'd by addressing the
undcrsignsd.
TILLINdHAsT, LANE ! BUEL,
lsS Asin-st., Sign Of Tbs Brsadaxs.
~. .. wooDwAa = CO..
wnoLssALxpsALsas N
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
Ne. So Main street,
ASVnu
y. @. strss. E.w .snEssunE
MOVES 4 xMERRuRHg,
lsIox or fBR aoLDRn cnRsr,)
Wholesale DEALERs IN
II Il "A =.
Ns.4sssusA main.ss.,
81 F..,sa.; OUR
G. COWIES, Jr.,
Patent Mastic 4 o fer,
officc, sA-ss. bet. Main 4 JcAnsen
orrosna TEE rosr surLDrs, tus srAIas)
KkOkUK, ..............-...............
TJNnE kASTIC ROOFING 10 we'll adapted 70
steep or Aat roofs, 10 fire proof, and becoming
bard will adnit Of wear By trsadine thereon,
which makes II desirable for piassas, ears, steam
boats, e. -. For further particulars, please call
at the once, where samples can b seen.
fctl5dlv
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.SANH HoT.l9x,.

rs ks .VAHA WO1NS1s +,
IN0TicE Z =. ~ givsa sess sss ssssssssas :,
lssaine : heeaeh = ~ Stats besk II Iowa II the
OlAy = E1sS1k, - Os1aU, 1o.a.
1oshs fss ths sul Neslpsl0a Of he Capital eecet
= salA ssaadA val ~ sesasAy e assereanes With
- pgsyisioas q he ~ eseasisg sei6 eeak: O
isidsy ssS Saturday. .<ag.st .sts asa llsh 1850,
asswssa ~ A.s.s = 70 eslsse = =. - sssoss
49, ~ ''''e' : go
Fl; r ~. ~ . zsssss.w -. - ~ r. stcsL
Z a. ls.ss.sS is.ssa. Il
V.P' ~ 1ssvsyn osaT j. Nsiisr,
n = - =. T.. Raakin.
RI US0..;. + ~ Yilko0rne
r.. = ~ johs ". CfesAeen.
NS' j NJ. INT. Hsad.
$50 -: =, 49, y. 900. -
New " rr0mG0lnODt.
= - - -; :s, s:sss tss:s :; ''''
Il. I. ~ u q 81 - s.....kso-
-. 10y nm 4I',s s1 "a foS s.''s'a' s'ev'''
I IAeoeg ~ 49,
Hseviss sssSsesss 81 !. a.ss1 ~ p,
A. ::si:s .:s:si: e 49, -, =:
~. 49, 49, ~ y. SsSs..se ~ i-sii.Seos
!. sssn 49, ~ !. ~ -. ri siSssss
~ $500 ~ n. a sss.sn. - s,sni.s
q 80 !. -, 10 ~ -. Z q. fssirl -
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0oW q o1sovs Po0nsylvoa1o asa
DolaWase Oasseney.
3 We hsve revised aad sogrested thetollov-
isg liss By Ne latest advicss. All here nan-
- ars q par In PhiladslpAia.
1aak u chester Valley.
1Ask q Chester County.
a..i q Dsi...ss County ,ca....r.
Bank e 0Wmaatewn.
Bank 81 Asotgomsry County.
CelnnAlA 1aak CeAnnbla.
0oylsstovn Bank, Doylestown.
1srssrs: snd S.sssnis;. B.sk. E...ea.
Issmsn' Bankof Backs County, Bristol.
Rsensrs' naak u lancaster, 81 ianoasssf.
ysrnxs' Bank q Ksadins. Reading.
ks1ea4a Bank, q Lehaeen.
MesGA Chsnk Bsak, Mssch CAsnk.
ntsses 1Aak q fsssvilis, Pottsvilb.
oass1A1AesgA nsak.
Ostasqsa link.
To following Nav Jersey Banks Of .
aad spward are Also g par:
T HnsltAetsn Baak.
1aak q Afllviils.
Darliastsa cosnty baak, Asafsrd.
CanbsflAMA Bank, It Dsidgeton.
1afnsss, Rank, Asant Holly.
Easnsrs' and Mechanics Bank, Camden.
Glonssstsr Co. Bank. g
Msehaalss' Bank, u Burlington.
MssAAalss' saa Msaufastarsrs' Bsnk, 1rsHsoa.
Mount Holly Bank.
PAiIltsAasx DAnk.
PSlneesea Hank, 81 Psineston.
ealoQ nAnkiAs usmpAny Salem.
6tete Daak, C6udsn.
gtass Baak, New Brunswiek.
Sasts DAnk, newark.
Treats4 Daskiag Company Trsstsa.
Unten Bank a Rrsnchtown.
AiIthe solvsnt banks Of Delaware az resolved
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