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sylyania do at 81 cts hhds at 2OH21 cts and drudge
at 20 cts.
CHARLESTON RICE MARKET, Charleston S c.
June 2Oth.-Rice-With steady and good demand
throughout the week the receipts of $40 ieces in that
time fully absorbed, prices rangog in favor hold
and in several instances an advance Of on last
weeks quotations We quote extremes S3ZG4A, the
bulk of the sales at S4G46 per 100 lbs Exports of the
week SIS tierces remaining ship board cleared
$50 tierces. Rough Rite-The arrivals of the week
amounting to only 6400 bushels, forwarded to
mills for pounding from first hands
WILMINGTON MARKET, June 2I.-Turpentlne-
Sales this morning OF only 70 bbs Turpenne at 50 so
hard per $50 lbs TarNo transactions reported Tar
this morning ROSin Sales yesterday of 800 bbs Com
Rosn at 81 rs per $40 lbs This morning 229 bbls
No. changed hands at from 81 rs to S362k per bbl-
Spirits.SO bbls Spirits Turpentne sold yesterday
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton is very dull Flour is
higher-saes of Is 900 bbs State S525G535. Wheat is
sl5o; red s1S5aI42& Corn is buoyant-sales of 81 600
bushels mixed 65(166 Pork is firm; Mess s17 SOFA
1850; Prime Sl25OGl262h Lard generally closed
buoyan-sales at Al2b cts Sugar is heavy; Musco-
of cts Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 42a43k cts.
Rosin is steady at S155lG1574 Rice steady
CINCINNATI June 22.-FlOur is active with a moderate
demand Higher grades lower and dull. Whiskey is
steady at 17h cts Provisions firm and nothing had
been done Money market unchanged
| NEW ORLEANS, June 20-Cotlon. Sales to day 900
| bales at unchanged rates. Pork firm; mess Sic
Lard in kegs l24 cts Exchange on London no. llOH(G
HOY and with bills of ading 1OsGIO9% Sight exchange
on New York X per cent premium
MOBILE June l9-Cotton dull sales 30 bales at 1OG
lO4 cts. for middDg sal es three days 500 bales; re-
ceips same time $50 bales Freighs and exchange un
altered
MOBILE, June 2o-Cotton unchanged, sales to-day, 81
! bales.
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all its surplus grain next fall, pouring wealth into the
laps OF the farmers and giving large business to the
railroads
Thompson's Reporter says of Land Warrants:
Iand Warrants in demand at S01S5 cts. per
M to Wednesday morning, when the telegraph
nounced the union of Senate and House the Home
stead bill by large majority in both Houses The bill is
not Homestead measure, but reduction in the price Of
25 per and to 90 cts per acre to peemp
tors This stops sales for the present"
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS
LpR THE WEEK ENDINE IITNE %

FOX IHE VIZ ENDING JUNE u
ALC0H0L-Alcoho is very dull. We have heard of
sales this week. but quote it before at 40a40h
cts. per gallon for Western 95 per cent
ASHES.-Ashes unchanged in price, and we again
quote them at So for Pot and s562H per 100 lbs for
Pearl.
BARK.-We quote Querciron Bark this week nominal
at $19d20 for No 2, and s22d23 per ton for No but
there is stock here and have heard of sales be-
ing made.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady and firm at 35d36 cts.
per h., but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD-Bread is steady at the following rates, viz:
Az cts. for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts per h. for
Water Crackers less the usual discount.
BRIMST0NE.-We have heard of no sales of Birthstone
this week, but quote crude Sicily nominal at 500 per
ton.
CoFFEE.-There has been good inquiry for Coffee
again this week. and the market has throughout it been
very firm The sales add about $500 bags and
they include 1900 bags Rio Adelaide private
terms 1600 bags do at 132s9l3% cts, 900 bags do
NAY cts and 500 bags Laguayra at IA cts Rio closes
To-day steady at 13SGl4 cts. for common to good and
| l44M14H cts. for prime and choice, and quote La
guayra at 14g4h cts Maracabo at IA cts and Java at
l5hG6h cts We note the receipt this week of 694 bags
Coffee from New York. and the stock here to-day is about
I 5000 bags.
COTTON The market has been quiet this week and
the demand is still confined to spnners who purchase
only for their immediate wants The sales amount tC
$50 bales Upland and Gulf within the range of quo
tatiOns, which continue, viz:
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PRICES ANDsAL or STOCKS lNNEwyos,
BY TELEGRAPH
through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and b III II,
The Tribune of yesterday says

The renewed activity of the stock market continued to-
day with buoyant feeling. With very exceptions
the whole list shows advance of yesterdays prices
with only moderate resistance from the bears The
movement however, appears to be for the present mostly
confined to street operations but sustained prices will
soon bring in the usual assistance outside specua
tors The accounts by the Asia very favorable for
our cereals and have infused confidence in the flu
ure of Western railroads. The gold shipment of Satur-
Gay VIII probably reach million and half of which a
quarter OF million will be silver received here from the
south The recent shipments of gold have had effect
upon the money market Call loans freely offered
4g5 per cent and tie supply of capital appears to be
creasing partly from the png up funds here for the
payment OF July dividends. Loans running at per
per cent. have been voluntarily put down to 4 per
to-day, and we hear of deposit of 5000 900 in
Trust Company at per cent Paper without auotable
change has not quite as free currency week
ciay long dates Some banks taking lists at per
cent but we of transactions at per cent
The private letters by the Asia apprehension in
regard the harvest in consequence of the continuance
of wet and unavorabe weather. and quite advance in
the breadstuf market The result here has been
tive market in -four and cereals with advance of
cts in wheat to cts in cJrn and Is to 20 cts in
-four. There large applications for freghts including
some from Havre which is feature. 1t looks
If the West would have full and profitable demand for
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TOHN F. LAWSON Il CO.,
LUMBER, STAvE,
GENERAL COMMISSION ERCHANTS
NO. ia SOUTH EUTAW STREET.
Opposite B. Il o. r K Depot,l
j25-u BALTIMORE. Ne
~ g. DE GARMENDIA.
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Is COMMERCE. STREET,
fes-f Baltimore
DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING PROMPTLY
Il EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER, by
JOHN RODGERS 4 SON,
ts4-d &North High street, near Fhvetts
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~ kG,V'EpN

- go nAByH y E35 ct . IN, qc,,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station $50 A. NJ, and , 30 j. H.
fhr Reserstown Leave Restersown for Baltimore Al
and II 4. II.
So Omnibus hom WestminseI daily al SA " connects
with IL tian Waiting for So train from Baltimore,
turn to Westminster.
omnhns nom Manchester 81 G,I5 4 meets 1915 train,
Monday; Wednesday aud Friday. Returning alternate
DAYS to Manchester the Arrival Of The from Bal
timOrr.
mylG tt IRWIN < TAYLOR.
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FOREIGN MARK ETS

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Cotton-The Brokers' Circular
says: The market continues in the irregular and
depressed state and although necessities of spnners
have compelled them to come in to somewhat larger ex-
TENT little relief IS given to holders in consequence of
the large supply Offering and prices must be again quo
ted at d. decline in most descriptions of American The
sales OF the week foot up 4760 bales including no
speculation, and s. $50 for eXport
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upiands. ......-.... .......... 78d. d.
observation-disclosures. Wakefield, Nash & Co. report
Flour in better demand and fair qualities dearer Bal
umore and Philadelphia 27s, cd; Ohio 27s. Cd td32s
Wheat in improved request at an advance of Id AID per
cental red los 4d oils; white Is G12s Cd Corn very
dull and fully 3D. ais lower, without inducing business
yellow 33s (a3ls. per quarter; white 34s Richardson
Spence Co. call Corn Is d2s. lower
Provisions-Beef in limited demand and prices shade
easier Fork steady in price, but dull Bacon in moder-
ate demand at previous rates Lard has been in
quest, with sales at SIS 59s Talow-A fair business
has been done at SIS 4s for North American Produce
The Brokers' Circular reports: Ashes in merely retail
demand at Ss cd 29s for Pots, SIS 32s Cd Pearls
Sugars dull and avorng buyers Coffee steady and low
sorts rather better Rice firm and in good request sales
of Carolina at 24s Bark inactive Fish Oils without al
teration Linseed Oil quiet at 2Ss Cd 29s Rosin quiet
and unchanged; common As sd (G4s. Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The demand for money has
been quite moderate, and the applications at the Bank
England were on a liberal scale; the Sth, however,
there was decided increase in the demand The Stock
Exchange very dull and the funds without any
variation in prices COnsos closed firmly the Sth
94AG95 for money, and 954 (d95S for French
loan of Gao 900 sterling spoken Of as probable
The weekly bank statement shows increase in the
lion of f70,990. Barring Brothers Co. quote bar silver
at 5s I'D; dollars IS. 24d: eagles 76s. sgd
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Hi RGaaS


IL ssa rt5+s<a4se=s-i PHILADELPHIA,
Ee$8 ~ sksSs22SS~-l$SNt " LMl GTuN AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NPRTNG RANGEMENT.
=, and after MONDAY, April I'D PASSENGER trains for
Philadelphia wl eaYe PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except Sunday follows, viz;
EXPRESS TRAIN ii 80 A NJ, WAY MAIL at 10 IS
A. NJ; EVENING MAI % ?. u.
ON SUNDAYS a;525 T. NJ only. Al trains connect with
New York Trains except 5.25 +. 81 on Saturdays
Freight Tram, with Passenger Gar attached, leaves
z. ~, stopping at all Stations between Baltimore aud
II we de Grace.
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at SIS A. NJ, JPN
and II ?. NJ
FOR Laurel AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD.
By leaving IL l5A " train will connect at Wilmington
with 5.a5 Nj train. by avng at IS p. VI. procure
stopOyer check Conductor spend night in Will
nlington, and take the 9.2J A. train
NOTICEAn coorel persons, rether bond or free, will
be required 10 bring responsible white person. person
ally knnwn 10 the Undersigned who will be willing to sign
bond Company, before they will taken over anv
portion Of the road
myl5-u NM OR w. r,t;i,, Agent
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Tota'... 5,ZIo 900 3, 572 135397 JAS rs 705
RYE FLouR.-50 bbls. to Halifax; 1875 bbls to Porto
Rico.
WHEAT-2oO bushels, to Halifax; 1888 bushels to Liv-
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d. $3.50 -. F@ . > TIE /, =
EST AND NOR II " l. : +
HuRThERN CENTRAL EAlLWAI
rOR TIE
SUHSER ARRA.NGFR PN?'

- .sssssssdAsS2SsS !. O. =? H.
WEST AND 0 ET Ii " T. =
EORfHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGFRFNT
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and after MAY 9Th, lsG trains win raV Calvert
Station rs follows
The Mail Tram daily (exasri Sundays al $50 A NJ,
for EmiIa Buffalo Niagara Fa and All parts of estern
New York and Capada Also, for sburg, Chicago, CeVe-
land Cncnnati St Louis, and all parts Of the West and
Northwest For EmmitiSburg Lancaster, Lebanon Reading
and POttsye, Pa, ami OWN s. Mills, Reisterstuwn and
Manchester Nd, and for Chamhersburg and Carlisle Pa,
and HarrrStOwu, Nd.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily 20 r. NJ, for Buffalo and the North and Canada
and for "tsburg, and all "i the Vest and North
Traveller. can by either of t!esc trains to Detroit and
Chjcag" via Niagara Fails, at The same by any
her route
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except Sun
day 90 /. NJ, for the West and Northwest.
The C"cart c Accommodation Tram al I 30 \. ". from
Ro!lon and GtQP NJ from Avert $sti"n- Returning ar
rivcs at s Ia A VI aud - =. VI.
Travellers from Washington and the south Icy the 20 \.
NJ. an" so l. b, make connexions with thr trains
this road.
For rlCkET add apply At the Ticket Office
Calvert Station T. rotro Calvert and Flank streets
Baltimore
u, . JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN I RliNEG Z. Asst Suio,rlnt.nGyi.;
j. ii. WARNER, Ticket Agent, my26-tf
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!Stkamshins.
e5Ef& CRoMWELLs LINE

zfF%% CROMWELL'S LINE
WILMINGTON, 10"
r,,. e.ron, s.,..,.- NORTH CAROLINA,
PARKERsBURG,
leave NEW YORK from Pier 81 North river for
" 'oh' North Carolina, ON SATURDAY, June Both
TsT YGk and during the present. YEAR Se'"een
Merchandise for,vo,,,, EVERY OTHER SATURDAY,
free OF I'd IN New York and in Wilmington
signed for he or and through bills dng
" ~ s an |" TT+4 PEsRG 2ERp Agent to
and to H. B. CRoM NV WSFRffrs TThmarf Baltimore.
ie22 If Sc West street street New York. 81
&C. 'H A R L E s ON
THR0UGH IN FIFTY HOURS,
LOCUST POINT,
,r..,., Capt. D. French,
SATURDAY, June %,
No freight received after O'clock on the day Of sailing
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W CALpWEiiiTe \ sG TSa'
tunetualty in her departare NAV be relied ie2Otf
So saw NNAH.
TIC SUE" '''' THOMAS SWAMI,
win leave Spears wharf, '' + = 1'''ls"y'
On TUESDAY, June 26th
~ 3oclocE, L. NJ, precisely.
NO freight received after IL O'Clock on day of sailing
70 os OF adnE signed after departure of the steamer
For freight apply To
sAMI4 T. PEARcE, Agent,
Punctuay in departure may be relied on ~
AGENTS IN Savannah. BRIGHAM. BALDWIN 4 co ielS If
aGFFk BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
SaasTs ne ReT 9nd m2gnieent sdeThee Iron Ocean
er, and BEN DEF0Rn, VIM. A. Halett, commander will
nately. eA' = 'i'' "i'e'
TT re accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
Fare sl2 including Meals and staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
WHARF FOOT OF LONG OK g Ghp6f, cK
! Baltimore, May 18th, 1860 |'''' nviGtif
! 14T3 CROMWELL'S
'Ts=ssa<s=H~S EMl-"EEKiY EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
The steamships of this Line
| BALTIMORE. F''' "i"'
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
| NEW YORK (Grnm Pier IL, NR1
| ON TUES DAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Del!Verlng goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
| mornings. ~ iN"s
shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other
en points can have their Goods promptly forwarded nv
| this line free Of CON mission y
Apply to SAMT, T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. B. CROMW ELLA Co.
o-., III WEST STREET,
| ap-Iu New York
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,eat FOR MOBILE.-The foet So;Iinr, Lric-
sf7 ALOOLA Semitic, MASTER is now loading for ne
ana having the her cargo engaged will
FDr frpph
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESII 10 MARKEI
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Fort the week ending
June 2O-According to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have been received this
week
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Gocde ,,,. q, ,, No. III Smiths wharf
mission mi m oi address, will be forwarded free of
" Shippers VIII please dupIirota
dress to MERCHANTS LINE p''''e ie'e'P'S' anu au-
Messrs. I. c. 4 r. G. WORTH -
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je2l-tf N W oor,nr I 5l-f;S q EOuEKS,
es9h ud FOR BOSTON.-The regular packet schr.
loading for the above port having nragIv i & as now
passage, apply to '' i'' "'''uce ireIsht or
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SMppina.

s54sg5s NV tOR WILMINGTON, N. q.
5I- e FEE MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
Jn,as aEiiH-Ihe clipper Schr WILLIAM SPEAR,
sa w;ti aklnR large portion of cargo board will
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DR.. Johns Book Store.

II affords US pleasure to call attention to
the large aud increased business in the
Book and Stationery trade at DR.. JonN
Book Store, at this place. In addition to
the retail business he has made arrange
mcnts to furnish Country Merchants with
School Books, Paper, Stationery, etc, Of
all kinds at Wholesale prices. This will
prove an accommodation to our country
friends, as they can just send in their small
orders as they need them. Ills arrange
ments are likewise such as to enable him
to supply any Book in the market at Pub
lisher's prices.
Persons wishing Books, Wall Paper or
Stationery would do well to send their or
ders to the Bloomsbury Book Store.
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THE GALE AND Snow SToRM.-The
gale of Saturday morning was very severe
at various points North and West. Snow
fell to the depth of several inches in the
mountain districts Of Pennsylvania and
Virginia, on Friday. In Bloomsburg the
ground was covered From Buffalo we
learn that heavy snow storm was on Lake
Erie, on Saturday. Itroged foarfully du-
ring the day, and did great damage to the
shipping on the lake and in the lake ports.
The falling snow rendered it impossible
for the vessels to make the port of Buffalo.
The storm was confined to Lake Ontario
and Lake Erie, will prove quite destructive,
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" HEADACHE is the favoritc sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the brain, and viewed this light may be-
looked on safeguard intended give Of
ease when might Otherwise escape attention, till too
late t0bG rGnedled and its indications should bG
neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz: SymptOmac und ldopathic. SymptomaiiG
Headache is exceedingly common aud is the ptecurs Of
great variety Of diseases among which ApOpcxy
GOut, Rhcmasm aud all febrilG diseases. la It's
vons form s sympathetic Of discuses of the stomach
constituting sick HCdagchC Of epatC disease constitu.
ting bilious hcadqcho, of worms, constipation and other
disorders Ofthe bowels well renal and uterine af
fcctions Diseases Of the heart very frequently
tended with Headpches Anwma and plethora also
affections which frequently occasion headache Idopa
tatlc Headache Is also common, being usually dis
tnguished by the name Of nervous headache, sometimes
coming on suddenly in state Of apparently sound health
aud prosrang at once the mental and ply steal
and IN other Instances 1t comes slowly hcralded by
depression Of spirits or accrblty temper IN
stances the pain is in the front of the head
both eyes aud sometimes provoking vomiting; under
this class may also be named Neurdigia
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the Co
phdlG Pills have been found aud safe remedy
lieving the most acute pains in few minutes, aud by
It's subIe power cralcatng the diseases of which Head.
ache Is the unerrlng index
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THE RACE, advertised to como of on
the Wyoming course on Friday last, be
tween Flora Temple, Brown Dick and
Widow M'Crca, did not take place, owing
to the rain, A large number of persons
from different parts Of the county had col
lected in the town to see the racers, moro
particularly perhaps the world.renowned
"Flora," and were roady to pay their half
dollar for either. The committee pcrcciy-
ing the eagerncss of the crowd for Il race
substituted spirit between Wild Warrior
and another horse whose name we did not
learn, at 25 cents admission PiHSt0ll
Gazette.
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GREAT DIsCovERY.-Among the most
important of all the great medical discov-
cries of this age may be considered the
system of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox, the Cephalic Pill for relief Of
Headache, and the use Of Quinine for the
prevention Of Fevers, either of which is a
sure specific, whose benefits will be ex-
periouced by suffering humanity long after
their discoverers are forgotten.
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RoHnER's Practical CALcULAroR.-
We refer our readers to descriptive sd T.
vertisenent of the above wcrk in another
column 1t comes highly recommended as
supplying public want, IN Offering in a
ompact,portable form, plain simple Rules
for every calculation required for orliua-
ry business. 70 the man who has so far
out gro yn his schooling as to feel rusty
when called upon for work or estimates
out of the liue Of his every day transac-
tions, it affords the clue most readily and
conveniently; while to one deficient in all
but the rudiment- Of mathematical cdu.
cation, its lucid Rules and Examples arc
sufficient to enable him to solve every qnes-
tion presenting itself in any but cxtraordi
nary business transactions. As a handy
book of reference it is invaluable and may
be relied on rs authority.
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TWENTY MELONS or DOLLARS SAVED
Mr., Spalding has sold two millions of
bottles Of his celebrated Prepared Glue
and it is estimated that each bottle saves
at least ten dollars worth Of broken furni-
turo, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total
loss by this valuable invention. Having
made his Glue household word, he now
proposes to do the world still greater SER
vice by curing all the aching heads with
his Cephalic, Pills, and if they are as good
as his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish
away like snow in July
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A Real Blessing.

Physicion,-Well Mrs. Jones how ID
that headacLe1
Ms Jones, Gone Doctor, all gono the
pill you sent cured me in just twenty min
ute5 and l wish you would send m2re so
that [ can have them handy.
Mysictan.-Iou can get them at any
Druggists. Call for Cephalic Pills, find
they never fail, and | recommend them in
all cases of Headache.
Mrs. JoneS.-I shall send for box di-
rectly ,and shall tell all my suffering friends
for they are o real blessing.
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pGy" Dip you ever have the Sick Head
ache Do you remember the throbbing
temples, the fevered brow, the loathing and
disgust at the sight Of food, How totally
unfit you were for pleasure conversation or
study, One of the CepAalio Pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering
which you then experienced For this and
, other purposes you should always have a
! box of them on hand to use as occasion re,
quires.
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GA DOLLAR once broken soon goes ;
and it is the same with resolution-a
resolution unbroken is as hard as gold I;
once changed it is thrown as it were into
SO many cappcrs and rapidly molts away.
Those who arc earning money should make
a resolution to save every week at leaat
dollar uubrokcn, and deposit it in the
Franklin Saving Fund, No. 13G South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, where the
accumulation Of such amounts enables the
Company TO make safe and profitable in e.
vostments for their depo itofs, which, with
the interest compouuding thereon, will
realize sum sufficient to be of use in bu-
siness or securing home. Open daily
from to 3 o'clock, and on Wednesdays
and Saturdays until 3 p. ", See alycr,
t.acmclt in aLothcr column.
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aGg- OVER EXCITE MENT, and the men
tai care and anxiety incident to close at
tcHtion to business or study, are among
the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache
Ihe disordcred state of mind and body in.
cident to this distressing complaint is ia.
tai blow to all energy and ambition. SUI
torers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks
by using one of the Cephalic Pills when.
ever the symptoms appear. 1t quiets the
overtasked brain, and 500 hes the strained
and jarring nerves, and relaxes the tension
OF the stomach which always accompanies
and aggravates the disordored condition Of
the brain