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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-03-08
SMRKNER's
MASTER OF PAIN.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,

For Spraqns and BTagsss, Burns and Scatds,
kheumnfic md .Aeuraigac Pans, Swet
hngs, Stiff .Joanfs, Poraiyaas, o.
.Numbaess Of The Lambs Pains
in the Breast, Side Or Back;
Sore Throaf. Tooth .7che,
Frosted Feet &c &C.,
.ABd for the Reiief
of Poin .4ngteAere
and EveryOhsre.
This is most perfect preparation. and seldom
fails to dogood. II is harmless in its effects hut
powerful 10 relieve Pain II yoa use II once you
viii likely he without it again. You will find It
constant household friend, giving case and relief
Just when needed. Keep it constantly on hand
and il will save you many hours OF ain and SUI
frriog There is hardly pain it viii not ease
There is hardly accident that viii occur where
it will not be useful.
Should one Of your family get burned or scald.
ed cover the burned part with a cloth of several
t5icknessrs wet with the ss1Iaster of PIin," and
keep the cloth saturated Withit. In short time
it will draw all the fire out IT viii cause PRICK
ling Stnsiion--this is the iro coming out. Keep
it wet with the s.Master OF PAM until the pain
and prici ling ceases. Let the wet cloth stay on
for six or light hours. after which apply some
healing ointment sweet oil. In nearly all cases
of Pain or Soreness of the Chest. Throat, Side,
Back Spine, LINES or Joints, it VIII give relief
Rnb it on freely with the hand or wuh flannel
cloth untli the SKIN becomes neated anu DuibllEg
For soreness of the throat rub Il on until it pro
duces a little soreness.
For Group use it in connection With the Cough
Syrup by rubbing il the chest.
For Rheumatism aud all deep seated pains, If
TIE pain is not speedily removed by rubbing witn
the i:anJ lay a cloth wet with the liquid over the
part affected, and pass a warm smoothing iron over
it.
For Pains in the Breast, Side or Back, the same
may he done.
to the nerve Of the tooth, also rub the gums and
cheeks with it.
For Frosted Feet, apply The 'fdasser OF FaiaS1
freely, and dry it in before the ire
For Head ache rub it on the forehead.
Ii is called sMnster OF Pain did not give i
this name--I don't like the name. hen / first
commenced making il it without name or label.
1 made il and sold it by the ounce at my Drug
Store. I had no idea then of making business
Of il. Some who bought if called it Master Of
Pain, and by this name 1t became known for many
miles rouna. Aud finally. when had / label
printed was compelled to ADOPT the name, for by
that uane il known. After all, the name is
not so very Inappropriate. 1t is used 10 alleviate
remove pain. II is put on wherever there is
pain. Sometimes il VIII cause pain, bnt the resul:
awayS is freedom from pain.
Reader--try it--take hottle with sou--use it
whenever occasion requires give il a fair trial
Prepared 10y w. +. ShFiner, Westminster I'd.
son, Bedford Pa; Z. B. Ramsey, and VIM. States
g Co., Bloody Run; ohn Nyeuni 4 Son. FAIR
view D. A. L. Black, Rays Hill; n. \. Koons,
Willow Grove; j. S. Shell, ShellshGrg F. ID.
Beegle; ST. ClairSgle.
Nov. 9, 1860
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CoNMISSIONER'S NOTICE

Henry Eearnest } Subpoena on Libel tor Di-
Vorce.
Hannah Earnest. The undersigned appointed
commissioning to take testimony, kc., in the above
case, will attend to his du:ics. the 81 day of
April, next, his office in the Borough Of Bedf ord,
at which time all desiring can attend.
X. d. BARCLAY,
March 8, 1881. Comm'r.
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EXEcU1OR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
\ tary, the will of John Bowser, late Of
Coieraiu Township, Bedford County. fave been
sr4ited by the Register of said County, to the
subscrihe.-aIl persons indebted 10 the estate are
notified 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims thereon, viii present them duly au-
theDticatea for settlement.
MICHAEL HOLDERBAUM,
Residing in Bedford Township.
March l, 1851.
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$500 REV ARD.

FENHE above reward will be paid 10 any person,
H. fGfiing silver lever watch hunting case,
with eagle op the face side, and carved on the
back SAID wateh was lost ON the 20fh Of last
month"; between the old toll gate and the Willow
Hotel. in Snake Spring Township.
March /, lS6l.-c. JAMES SPARKS.
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-4DaiNIS TR.8T0R'S NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administrator "a the Estate Of
Eliza Colviu, late oi the B1eousl Of Seh.iSbugg.
decd hayisg bsea granted to the subscriber, living
in said Borough, AL persons indebted to saii Es-
tate notidel to make payment immedi stey. and
those having claims az Iinst tbs same wit. pressat
them properly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE N. COLYIN,
Mcrch s. 1861. Ad'u'r.
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kbS SOugn, 3Si4klas bf0hcAFiIS,
Splitting ef Bi00d, Pain and
Weakness Of the Breast, Dif-
fcuIty Of Breathing, &c.
From The Rev. Samuel Yiagling.
BEDFORD Nov 3, 1850
Mr. W. E. SHRIsER-Dear sir: Upon several
occasions have used your Basamic Cough Syrup.
in my family and also ON one occasion myself
when worn by frequent preaching, and with the
haplicst results.
SAMUEL YINGI4ING.
BEDFORD Nov. 3. 1860
W.Ee SHRISER-SIR: AS you are about to intro
duce your Balsamic Cough Syrup into our Co unity.
will give .ou uy experience with it, which you
are at liberty to use If you think proper, some
two years ago a box that was los; on the Pennsyl-
vanil ntrtl r. K. found its way to my store. /
opened the box and found it to contain Your Balsa-
mic Cough Syrup. / ha1 never hearI OF it at that
time but Mr.. Aughinbaugh from your state hap
pencd to be present aud sad it ne OF the best
cough remedies in and happecing to need a
capgh medicine in my family determined to give
it trial. and So wed pleased / with its effects
that gave bottles OF il % my friends all of whom
agree with me in pror ouneing il the best cough
remedy they have ever met with. We have used il
for Coughs, c. Ids, Group and Whnoping Cough,
and in every case it gave the most signal relief
Yours truly,
ADAM FERGUSON.
used in my family some of the Cough Syrup
referred to by Mr. Ferguson, and fully concur in
the opinion expressed by him.
WM. AGNEW
We used Shi1ers' Baisamc Caugh Syrup and
eonsi Ter it the best Cough Medicine We ever used
LEVI SMITH
Prepared by W. e. Shriner, Westminster Nd
and for sale by II. G. ReAmer and Adam Ferguson.
Bedford Pa ] E. B. Ramsey, aud hm. States &
Co, Bloody Run; John Hycum &-Son, Rays Iiill;
N N. Koons, Willow Grove; j. S. Schell, Shells
turg F. d. Beegle, st. Clairsvilie.
Roy, 8, 1860 -zz
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SHERIFP'S SlLE.

u virtue Of Sundry writs Of Vend ExTopss to
A1 me directed, there viii be sold at the Court
II oiise III the Borough OF Bedford, On Saturday,
TIE 10th day 81 March 1861 ut IL O'Clock A. M,
toe following described Real l-Estste, 80 Wit,
ohe tract OF land containing 256 acres. more or
less, aiout rs acres cleared and undee fence with
large two story log dwelling house and double
,p2 barn theron erected, ajViniuing fands of Jno
na9blson, John CaveHder, and othess, situate In
southampton Township, Bedford Gnnntg. and
AAAea III execution as the property OF William NAV
JOHN J CESSNA Sheriff
snerit7s ofBce, Bedford, March 1, 1851.
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C0MMISsI0NER'S NOTICE.

Michael " heeling \ Subpoena on Libel for pi-
yorce.
JuliAnna Wheeling. The undersigned appointed
Conn ssioner 10 tie above iSs, 20 take testimony
&c.. will attend TO the duties oi the appointment
ct his Office in thu B9rou8a OF Bedford the 5tl
day of april, next, all persons desiring can al
tend. K. D. BARCLAY,
March 8, 1861. Conn'r.
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Aflcniion ConlinenfaIs.

A LII members of the volunteer corps of Bedford,
"A entitled the Continentals,' and those who
wish to join hereby called upon to meet at the
Court Iiouse, on Saturday, March 10th, at 2 o.
clock p. NJ. for dill. BY order of the Captiin.
B. MIDDLETON, Drill oerg,nt.
March l, 1861.
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XUANTED a

partner with 81 no, te eng lge in the Patent
hedi ine business. Ons that viii realize hand
some profit in short lime. For futher particulars
inquire at this osfce.
March 8, 1861.
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NEARI.Y 5000 STU }ENTS, from uearlye
1S State in the Union. ave been etucatei
business, it being the only College of the kind n
the United States conducted by an experienced
merchant
Our Junior Principal VIM. n. Duff, has just
been awariei, hy our State and other Fairs, Eight
FIRST PTsmiHmt for Business and Ornamental Pen
nuiShip, over comp 4tOrs called the best penmen
in the country Samples of his Business and Or
namental Writing. circular OF so pages, and an
elegant engraving, mailed, post paid, on receipt OF
. cents in stamps.
For sale by booksellers. Harper's Enlarged Edi-
ton of nUFF;S BOOK KEEPING, 222 pages,
81 80, awndei -Four Silrsr iusaaIs, and sanctioned
iy the Chamter IF Commerce and American In
stitute oi New Y4rk, as The best Published.
BUFF DUNcASs ney aBd elegentIy engraved
Sc1ool Copy Books, SIX numbers, ~ pages, fine
cap paper, 81 cents per dozen; Semi Edltion, 81
per dozen. J. S LIrP1xooTr g. Co., Philadelphia
w. q. JOHNSTON Co.. tiuSturgh.
bUACAN'S GEMS of Business and Ornamen-
tai Pennllnship. crown qulrto, S. postpaid from
the College.
Address; p. DUFF Il SONS,
Principals.
G5-Buv your scholarship in town. Colleges
that send theni abroad eanpot sell them at home,
where ;h.y are known.
Nov. 8, 1860 -zz
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attention Bedford Rlflemen.

VoU win meet for parade in Bedford, on Satur-
= d. the 10th day of March. inst, at 10 o.
clock, A NJ. in fun winter uniform, (aith Plume.
By order of the Captain
March =, 1861. GEO. STIFFLER. O. s.
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80 b spEeIFlc REMEpIsa

list " sF"eiflo AIsia-pt'-a
~ l.-rar Fever Congestion, AMI Inaagsmati7r.
No 2--Far Worms Fever, Worm ggse BrtiiHg tls Bed
Np a-Rar Gaie, Crying fee5iirss aha SaSsiahless et
Iufauta
No. sFor Diafrhez, Cholera iniaHta.1, ao4 salhsef
canplain;s.
NJ sFor calc Grifisgs, Dyse,tery, OF h.9oay FiaS-
20 e-poF 6toefa Slsieie Mpgolss lorsliias, IN r..
~ s-For Toofl,.se.e Fsse.-i,e ana Yeuraiaia
N sfer Eesdaeie, Vertigo, Heai ani failneas OF the
Hsas.
~ lo--DYss si.s,t flLis-foT Ne4s aHd pe'Aagr3
Stoiisss Dli'siiia'.Hi ana I4seF ,,,, -
M l-f9R FEMALE aR1hse LAsifsss ssaniy, fahl1' o'
ssgpressss feFi9is - -, -, p..i..
30 .-sr2s issassfr's., ri'iss -'issss=' e~ e'S
". i-gar ceeap, ifasrse cssisi. Baa Bresti,lnE,
fn 4f-sNAl isltse'' y f@!A'rS'' - -ls''N4'
@ is t;ss,.,is ee r,.isF,r Pss rnn,eiess Or Sore
- q g. Ssas. T,,.I. t,snz nr il.,bs
A-Fer Fever aHs AEie, eAAl FeYer, Dnnlo AEae Old
Nisn2nase9 AeEes.
fFar pilFs Bipt Or ZEE inF iaiefnsi Or ~ Extsrna
oPar sore, YsIs. q l1ean1ed Rges ard Fysatsi FAB
'Hs Weak o. ifiirreA sight
c-For catarrs Of long standing 9. rscen either with
,.ra+.,.s ,iis-h----.
w = 20 - 1slae-sng e.os-7, sbanr its violence and
shortening is course
IN All act,e diseaser sneh ss Feyers Iufanma:ions,
piarrIea xs.nfery Cro,r Ri,natis,n and such erup-
i've Iisese a. sile: Fever Measles and Eryspelss tia
advantage giving proper remedies pronldy Is OBJ
The ere sss s e arrested st once, and N all cases
,h , = s ,tsrs 4 he dseas siors-
sTs.I .,,1 -,,,,.s,s,s - ,i.,,gs-ro,,a
et Cas- @ a h are 81 such ct occurrence,
",a 5.' w. & 20 ,o,. ~ isss.ed ,rs
h-S,sts. - ,,a,iaa n,.v nj ~ st a,,re rDre ~
he Fevsr and conch PlIs
" 81 ehrsa,t asss s1 = 5 8Fspsa, 5s MY ,v
1850 S ;tis ti - IA re sr 1y.s - fss9arrh
sat Pben End other si rrptions de case las specifics
lese ,,re,,sr aiicaiin Mi ord cure ID almost every
Dyspepsia, PILES or Catarf, HeafEcfe of fer'e Neas
.o,cv
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Case Of ~ yias ana B5o lasi.
Case q = lI.'c.el boxes, aaa book
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S1,67o36
AdministratOr's Notice,

4 ETTERS OF Administration upon the Estate Of
il Francis McGirr, late ot Juniata Township
dfoTd county, decd, having been granted to the
ubscribcr by the REGISTER of Bedford County sdi
persons having claims against said estate are er.-
by notified 20 present the same properly authenti-
Gated, fer settlement and all persons indebted are
requested 20 make immediate payment.
OWEN McGIRR,
Feb. p, 1861. Admir- Bedford Township.
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administrators Notice.
LETTERS of administration on the estate Of
Mrs Rebeeca Sinner. late of Union Township
decd, having been this day granted TO the sub
scriher. residing in said township notice i,
therefore given to al persons indebted to said
estate to make payment Immediately and those
having claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
JOSEPH IMLER,
Feb. 8, 1851" Administrator.
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PUBLIC SALE
OLE REAL ESTATE

EE virtue oi an order Of the Orphans Court of
lS Bedford County. the subscriber Administrator
OF the estate of Mechior Fisher decd will sell at
Pubic Sale. on the premises, in Har ison Town
slip, on Saturday the 25l day of March, next, the
following real estate. viz tract of land situated
in said Township, late the property of said deed,
a6jpinIDg lands of Richard Knntfs heirs and Peter
Wertz, on the east the subscriber en the west
Fred'k Turner and KDuf's heirs on the Dorfh aud
John VI. Smith aad Peter Wertz on the South
containing 81 acres and l4S perches nett measure
about seventy acres of the land arc cleared and
under cultivation, six acres of which are meadow
the residue is well timbered The improvements
are log dwelling house, log stable and other out
ouiialngsi there is also number of fruit trees on
the pllce, and water which never fails, convenient
10 the house The land is on Dry Ridge, and runs
within few rods of the Turnpike.
The t. rms are--onc third ot the purchase money
to remain in the land for the use of the widow one
third IN the hand al the confirmation of the sale
and the other third 10 two equal annual payments
without interest. DAVID MILLER
March l, 1861. Admir-
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HsaR wHAT rae PE0pIe SAY.

Tie undersigned having used Professor IrMpiIRETS
SPECIFIC jt0MsKoPATliic REMEDIES ~ orr fariles
with he most satisfactory resaiis, ami having fs ccnA-
aeucs in tieir rcaaineEess parity AMI eeay cecrfaly
recommend ten 70 i pesssis Tlo ai 20 haAe sae, re-
nestle use.
Tie Rev wai HosstsT eiltor ef The N,.sipern Infe
pendent Auhurn \. T.; The ReF. Z. H. Cresssy, DID,
Rector " Peters cars, Auburn, ). y the Rev D /
Ives Chaplain OF De Aahur.. State Prspn. the Rev
speacer ii R,e Rsrsor SeN-Ilelf9ri, Mass. the He7
Aisea Secle, Tes-York Conference: tie Rey salaaa
Niel.ss aast Genesce glsiieresge y. =. ue Rev r
Pratt D5rsei W. the Rev. Jait z. Rlhie Buffalo; A. q
fars Esq. Uiica n I The Hen. Nea DsT, Portland.
Ne the lion Schuyler Cellax. Ssl Bend iil Tie hon
Iiaufissrry N r. Henry d. Co.'s, t-I EditoF o.
Tie Ohio 8, lie Jaa-uai Columbus, Ohio; the Hon. X IL
(irain,m sIsiIe III, the iioit Thomas j. chase, aaid
cello PA ;sti,e ION Joseph Baieief Utica, n. "; Wm.
Bristol Esi Ufiel y VA. : Pend, Esq, Utica, n \. (.
Ia.nea p.al!l.e.L. ESQ. Nasayille. lem
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~ Dee ri, 1895.
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ESlaie Of jacob Nicodemns, Deed.

March I. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

NIBLo's THEATER AND SALooN-THE REOPEN
ISG.-These distinct institutions" under the same
roof have been undergoing alterations and paintings
in the hands Of the new owner, Mr. A. L. Stewart.
The theater proper is very nice and pretty; tie
seats chaoged for chairs such as are used in the
Academy of Music land here let us warn country
cousins not to attempt 10 step on the seats of these
chairs, for they are desperately tricky. Unless the
foot be placed the center the gay velvet deceiver
gives way and assumes perpendicular position
violently dangerous, by the way.) Notwithstanding
the storm, moderated y-fzed audience assisted
last evening at tue performances of Mr. Herman,
the juggler. We use the word, jugger not choosing
to indulge in the tomfoolery of long alien names
These tricks have already been described.
In the upstairs saloon, equal and greater changes
are evident The walls are ambitiously decorated
with panneing and floral designs The old settees are
removed and in place are seats curvilnearly ranged,
with three aisles leading to the portion where the
platform used to be, but which is now transformed
10 neat little stage with curtain and scenery On
this last were the Peak Family" a company which
gives vocal music; harp likewise, and plays most
clinninpy on the musical bells. There are also mu-
sical and acting children, calculated especially to
please little folks at this time of year.
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i,,o,s, sworp-Am General Superintendent Of Pc
Bce VIM. y. Moore is en- ohcei OF t sne ;,P,;o rv
sSS we've In substance after exploiting TO him the delicate
character Of ts datie1 that e4pSefa nm 70 %
.ts with him 20 where Mr. Jo1eTds ~cnt see his ha9l.
notice hi a'soctes We eq % n, ED he
should say anything for hm not to introduce TIC of m,
te 81 Walton end Mathews 10 oin in conversion ar q
Gear what he would say uron the subject and n ne s ny
confession b. paTtisular 81 taking note o. ~ ~
INV genera inst ucions; so directed nm 20 80 ~ Hl.'
uictAtOiney asd to tab any surge orj I've Inn SR
Attorney which be might feel Dipped 20 ene opsny
be would be aoe 20 suggest TO hn s''ho ~ 'h'e1
which it necessary for him TO 10 D'''e ' cO""
By hr Brady-A day or after the 'ermi5 ton Of the
~ NJ IeGerds saw the DsnetS hoTney and
IN 10 hide him FOR allowing him TO 70 on his own
and asked him why he had dohs that the
si1 % tbe snresi M the result OF interview be.
teen me and the District Attorney; do. know anything
-, vs everything until he appeared witness the ia
Mrs Charlotte Beatty sworn by Mr. Or adyChSres Jeferd'
IA he was remarkably good dsPesb toned boy, loving aud
obedientnohirg vicious or bad IN ~ m If be zone iau
n Bsa.tv grandson of preyp rs witness sworn-Went
,o.hoo Win CHARLES thirteen v @ he was then liked
well rather wild bat nothing ad had not assocsted with
Joseph jacobson swornI Pave known Charles for tire,
years his character is nothing very bad he
ittle wild-nohing more; E would be little qaauesom
Fber L. Mapcs. By Mr.. Brady-Am produc
dealer have known Char eleven years his character 70
peace and quiet have ways supposed to be good; knew
him socially and otherwf e.
BY Mr.. WateIburyFid you hear Of his rushing ct
boa der a. his mothers with a carving knife
Objected to- and all! wed.
A. No.
O. Did you ever ear of his Stockings steel zen in the ey
of a CLERK in the off &c A. No, Sir.
O. Did you his cutting the lip of clerk in th
Post Office upon ink stand A. No, Sir.
u Did you evr hear OF his drawing pistol upon man ii
Newark A. " o, Sir
was stated on the part Of prisoner tina. they had 10
Witnesses but they were not in Court the case shoo
not be delayed
The testynony was therefore closed and the Court sd
journed until 10 o-day when Mr. Brady will commence
% up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

"ARrEAus WARDS" LEcTURE.-Despte the
disgus,ng state of the sky and the streets, the lovers
Of fun assembled in goodly numbers at Clinton Hall
last night to listen to Mr. Brownies lecture on
The Children in the Wood" Those who came in
the expectation of hearing anything at all about
those interesting infants were, it is quite needless to
say, disappointed. The Babes are ilo1ted utterly
by the lecturer who proceeds in the coolies; manner
possible to trea. every other known topic. Mr..
Bro vines style, however, is go fresh and unhack-
reyed his comments 20 droll and pertinent that the
audience is kept laughing to the end, aud the "Great
American Snowman" makes his final bow amid en-
thusiastic applause. The lecture is announced for
repetition on Thursday the I'd Of January.
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q
At meeting Of the Associated Banks oi Boston,
held on Saturday, it was voted 10 accept The PROPOSE
ton Of Secretary Chase for The payment Of the bal
arce due tie bauks from the proceeds II iirst fifty
million Government loan, namely, one-half in 7 $40
Treasury notes and he-hnlf in coin. The specie
held by banks on Satuiaayva $9,809,2oc, show
ing loes Tor the week Of $l9j 500, against Il pay
ment Of 81 ,OtO,t00 ON account Of the Government
loan.
The bids for 81 goo of 6 Y cent bonds Of the
State of Connecticut were oIcned NJ Hartford On
Saturday. The whole amount was taken AT rar NJ >
q cent premium. Tie successful bids were homfho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24

The Washington Marine Insurance Company has
declared q seIn-annual dividend Of 3! Y cent. The
Old Colony and Fall River Railroad semi-annual
dividend of y cent, payable Jan. /. The ChicoIee
Manufacturing Co. y cent; the Nashua Manufac-
turing Co. 81 the jackson ), and the Lancaster Mills
So PER share of sij0-all payable Dec 20. The
Newmarket Manufacturing Co. and the Great Falls
Manufacturing Co., each T. cent, payable Jan. l..
The Salisbury lwOolenD Mills Co. Las declared a
semi annual dividend OF 10 y cent, payable Jan. l..
The Hamilton Manufacturing Co. and the Appleton
Co.. both of Lowell, have declared dividend of 6
4, cent each, payable Dec. %. The Boston and
Worcester and the Boston and Providence Railroads
have both declared semi-annual dividends of =
cent. and the Boston and Maine 3 & cent. The
Worcester Road Las a surplus Of net earnings, after
payng the dividend of between $40 600 and so 0OC.
The Western Road viii probably divide and the
Eiiehburg y cent.
Demand Notes do not come in as freely as last
week for redemption at the Sub-Treasury.
A dispatch received by the Edinburgh states that
there had been sales in London Of NewYork Central
at "a q cent, and of Illinois Central at 40! discount.
For Erie there lad been good demand, and the
price had advanced from 49, TO 25l.
The Bank Statement to-day shows about the re-
suits anticipated. The deposits have largely de-
cned, partly in consequence of the payments ON the
Government loan, and partly in consequence of the
drawing down of country bank balances. The specie
reserve shows loss of over two and bali millions,
but the actual amount in vault this morning is two
millions and half below the average. The loans
have declined by the maturing of paper and the call
ing in of demand loans, which the banks have felt
unwilling TO renew.
The following is comparative statement of the
condition of the banks Of New-York City, Dec. IA
and Dec q:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a 1861

dividend Of q cent 70 be paid ou.and after Jan. :"
1860. The Chemical Bank has declared quarterly
dividend Of y cent, payable on ami after Jan. 2
Tic receipts Of Tro.Gco At NeW-YorA BY the Enc
aud Champion Canals, dining nc season Of 1861,
were as follows.