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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10

one hundred 10 the House. The
question therefore Of union or ds-,
union, will have to be settled WITH
Lincoln's election. because acqmss-
cence on the part Of the Southern
States to bis administration, will
result in such an accumulation Of
Northern anti.slavery strength, in
every department of the govern
ment, as to render any subsequent
Southern secession movement, under
any proUocation, utterly foolish and
impotsnt. The position Of the South
err States will be Ike taat Of the
Italian States after the European
peace Of 1916. They will be put
completely under the thumb Of the
Northern masters The simple truth
is, that in submitting to Lincoln's
election, The South must be content
to prepare deliberately for the abo-
lition Of slavery frem Delaware to
Texas. This is eractly tOhat this
thing means. The will and the pow.
er will be given, with Lincoln's cleo.
ton, to party founded upon thi.
lone idea," and pledged to this worl
and they will do it.
Continued aext week.
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FALL IN Wool The recent de-
cline in wool has affected many par
ties in this country, who held large
stocks aud among them were some of
our citizens. The decline is said to
be fully ten cents perpound, and forced
sales would reduce it TO fifteen cents,
no Insignificant proportion of first
cost. The indications are not favor
able for improvement. The eastern
manufactures are stopping, and many
of them will not operate for six
months to come, or only on Unite
time. The impression appears to be
that wool holders must submit to a
decline of about twenty FIVE per
cent on the article when it was ia
ken in from the growers. The de-
cline will ruin many who. hold large
stocks.-Rochester Union.
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DAYTON, Ohio. November 10
GIFT JEWELRY.

A correspondent Of the New
Hampshire Journal of Agriculture
published at Manchester, gives al
item which will be interesting tt
those who patronizs 'gift-book' en-
terprises, and such like benevolen,
schemes 10 put into the hands OIL
purchasers jewelry which is ''itselI
worth more than the price" Of the
particular article that is ostensibly
purchased:
He came through Lynn, Boston,
etc, to the little manufacturing vii
lage called N. E Village, and learn-
ed so nething about making the 6o-
gus jewelry with which the country is
flooded, either by peddlsrs or gift
book enterprise. One company is
making ear-drops Of a composition
called orside, which will sell for gold,
but is not worth SO much as brass.-
The other company is manufactur-
ing gold chains out Of G, rman silver,
brass, or oreide. The process Of max.
ing was interesting to me, and may
be to others. Ill give it:
The links are cut from wireor plate
according 70 the kind Of chain, some
times soldered before putting into
chain, land someiimesaiterward. After
{ is drawn through machine TO even
t-boiled in vitriol water 20 take off
he scales caused by heating drawn
hrough a llmbering macbine,and dip
,ed in acid, 10 clean it,after which it is
Tipped in solution Of pure silver.
md finally dipped iu gold coloring-l
making a chain which they sell at the
ate Of Sl2 to SIS a dozen. This is
ilt-enterprise jewelry, which is mark
d "lady's splendid gold chain, $12;;"
Gents guard chain, So $l0,"I
tc, The ear drops cost less and az
ften marked higher |
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Nj. ValIandingham Oh Coercion.
The reelection Of Hon. @ L.
Vallandingham to Congress. from
Ohio, having been the occasion fol
some spi.eful comments npon his po-
sltion by the Cincinnati Gazette, he
has written a letter to the Enquirer
Of the same city. in which he reiser-
ates his formerly expressed opinions:
And now let me add that ! did
say, not in Washington, not at din
uer table. not 10 the presence Of
fire EATERS" but 10 the city Of New
York, in a public assembly Of North
ern men, and in public speech at
the Cooper Institute on the I'd Of
November, 1860. that, "if any one
or more Of the States of this Union
should at any TINA seceds from
reasons Of the sufficiency and JUS
rice Of which before God aud the
great tribunal Of History. they alone
may judge, much as J. should de-
plore it, ! never would. as a ropre.
sentative in the Congress Of the
United States, vote one dollar Of
money whereby one drop Of Ameri-
can blood should be shed 10 a civil
wal" That sentiment, thus uttered
in the presence Of thousands of he
merchants and solid men of thu free
md patriotic city Of New York.
was received with vehement and long
continued applause, the entire Vas.
assemblage rising as one man. and
cheering for some minutes. And |
now deliberately repeat and reaffiIm
il, resolved, though stand alone,
though all others yield and fall
avay, to make it good to the last
moment Of my public life. No men,
ace, no public elamor, no taunts,
20 sneers. nor foul detraction from
any quarter shah drive me from my
firm purpose. Ours is a govern
ment of opinion not force-Union
Of free will, not arms, and coercion
is civil war-a war Of sections, IA
War ef States, wsgec by a. race
G compounded and made up Of alI 9TH
er races, full of intellect, OF will
uuconquerable, and when set on fire
by passion, the most bslligersnt aud
most fsrocious on the globe-a civil
war full Of horrors which no imagin-
alton Cal conceive and no pen por-
tray. If Abraham Lincoln is wise,
looking truth and dagger full in the
face, he will take council Of the
"oId men," the moderates Of bis
party. aud advise peace, nrgotiation,
concession; but, if like the foolish
soul Of the wise king. be rejects
these wholesome counsels, and hea:k-
IDS oHly to the madmen who threaten
chastisemsnt with scorpions. let him
see to it, leat it be recorded at
last that none remained to St rye him,
save the house Of Judea only At
least if be will forget the secession
Iof the Ten Tribes, will be not
remember and learn lesson Of wis
dom from the secession of the Thir-
teen Colonies?
G.. L. VALLANDINGHAM.
DAYTON. Ohio. November 10.
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EFFECTS OF The PANIC During
the past month John Fl. Prentice
& Co., who are the most extensive
hat manufacturers in the country,
have discharged from their employ
ment 800 hands. They usually EN-.
ploy about 1000; at present they
have less than 200 engaged. An
order for $4,000 worth of goods
from the South was countermanded
the week after the election. MIR.
Prentice was one Of Lincoln's best
in Brooklyn, and, mo doubt
nausnced.ihe vote Of his employees
o the same direction.-Brooklyn
News.
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RESULT TO WESTERN PeCKRrs.-A
contemporary illustrates the effects O.
Liuceln's election out West, by ci.
ting the case of the State Of Mich.
gan. The others are as bad il no,
worse off:
michigan gave Lincoln 10000
majority. Michigan has 100000
bushels Of wheat to sell, which before
Lincoln's election brought readily
ST. 0S. 1t is now a drug Ut 80
cents. The loss on 1000, 900 at %
,ents per bushel, amounts to the snug
little sum Of one million one hundred
md tsvelvs thousand dollars. This
'alls almost Wholly on the farmers.
The same may be said Of all the
Wheat States"
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SAD RESULT OF TIE LOTTERY MANIA.


SAD RESULT OF TIE LOTTERY MANIA
In Philadelphia, few days since, a
woman committed suicide under mel
aneholy circumstances. She was
married and had a comfor table
home, but was -tormected With an in
statiable desire to become rich.
Urged on BY this passion, she pawned
most'of her clothing and considerable
portion Of her husbands, for money
to purchase lottery tickets, which
gave. her only false promise Of wealth.
The result may be easily imagined.
Her husband came home one day to
lad that bis deluded wife had COM
nitted suicide. To how many fam
les even in Tennessee has the lot
hnk cEed a bane and o curse. |
shvi1le pa.tA
hksll0cdCfA.
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WIG WOULD HAVE BELIEVED If
The New York Herald says that six
hundred thousand more votes we're
polled in the Northern States against
Lincoln than were given in Southern
States to all the anti Lincoln candi.
dates. This is strange but true.
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I'm Interesting La,u Smt.-There
is an interesting suit pending just
now in the Superior Court at Day.
ton, Ohio. 1t seems that one party
sold another a tract Of land in the
State, wbe paid for it in jewelry.
The land seemed to be very wet;
one witness testified that be passed
over it on skates, and didn't think
the water under the ice more than
three feet deep. When the fraud
in the representa- ons Of the land.
sellers was ayerred, they set up q
defense that the jewelry was bogus;
"gold" chains that were put up;at thir-
~ dollars apiece we're produced in
court, and q jeweler testified that
such chains sold at nine dollars a
dozen. So it was nip and tuck be.
tween water'lots anG pinch beck.
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A prominent manufacturer estimates
that within thirty days, unless
things take a change for The better,
Massachusetts, will have 100000 oPe.
ra:ives out Of employment.
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A Novel CASE AT LAw.-Mr.
Church, of Mentville, Conn, owned 8
hen. The hen took notion to set
MIR. Church encouraged her TO the
extent Of giving her sixteen egga
to commence on. With com menda-
bic industry the ben went 10 work
"se ttisg." For one week she devo-
ted herself to it without Interrupt
ton. At the end of the week MIR
Tinker's turkey came along that
way and crowded the hen of her nest,
and took the business of incubation
under her own wings. Being more
ION her muscle" than the hen, she
maintained her position until a brood
Of chickens stepped cut Of the
she'll and peeped. The turkey took
them in tow, and returned home to
MIR. Tinker's residence. Mr.. Chucrb
then brought az aolion Of trover
for the chickens, claiming them on
the ground that the hen laid the
eggs and did the best part of the
setting. The case was tried on Sat-
urday and judgment was given
for plaintiff to recover eight cents
apiece for the chicken.
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InfanaN found on door steps in
Philadelphia are significantly called
step children.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10

Meetings in foriy-six counties in
Texas haveadopted secs ssien resoIu.,
tons.
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Continued aext week.

Ma. BRIsBlN Wakes Up THE
WRosG CUSTOMER. -W We extract the
following letter from the Richmond
Enquirer:
BELLEFeNrE, Pa. Nov. a, 1859.
Dear Sir: i understand that
Col. James s. Brisbin, Of this place
has offsred his services, with some
five hundred Wide Awakss,' 10
Gov. Letcher, for the purpose Of
forcing the people OF Virginia into
measures, should they secsds. !
have expected this, and now offer
my services, with one thousand men, y
who can be organized within ten
days, to rspel any attack that may
bs made by these men, or any 9th
er force from the Northern States.
have been through the neigh.
boring counties, and the young men
Of the Democratic party are anx-
ious for them to make The move.
If they do SO, ! pledge you my
honor as gentleman and a soldier
they will never have to leave their
own State to find an enemy.
If you accept my offer. please
let me hear from YOU. ! am truly,
W. G. MAcNANNIs.
To Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va
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PROMPT PAYING
{ | S \ DEALERS
Is INVITED.

We buy Feathers, Good White and SuiEss
Homespun, Wool and Linsey.
WRIGHT & TRANrHAN,
April H.
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Triumph.
But by what plan do they design
10 operate for its accomplishment?
Mr.. Sumner says: "The work
cannot step. Qaickened by the tri-
umph now at hand, with a Republi-
can President in power, State after
State quitting the condition Of ter
ritory, and spurniBg slavery will be
welcomed into our plural uni. and
joining hands together, sciU become a
beH Of fire about the slavs States, in
which slavery must die"
.Again--Listen to an extract from
the New York Herald, a paper Of
very large and influential circulation:
"How stands the easel Since 1850
two more free Statos--Minnesota
and Oregor--have been admitted
giving the NORTH Senatorial major-
Tty of six. Kaasas will be admitted |
this next winter which will increase
the majority to eight. Should
"Honest old Abe's" administration
go on smoothly, Nebraska, Washing
ton, Chippewa, idaho, Nevada and Ari-
zonia will be added to the free list
making a Senatorial majority Of
wenty against the slave States, .
najority against them of perhaps I
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH TAR AND WILD
" Cherry Bank have long held very Lish posi-.
ton AS curatiyes f,r affections Of the Lungs md
Throh, by the medical profession, aud the pubic
In general. ~ new chemical process NJ. CAMP
BELL has combined the active principle Of theai IN
a compound which nc designates as the SYRUP OF
TAR AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds Sore
Throat, Bronchitis &c. 1t is unsurpassed. Give Il
trial. Sold At the low price Of Twenty-Five cent?
per bottle, 10y the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
Chemist and Apothcenry, w. cor sth ave and 29th
n. Also at McDonalds Dry GOodH store, $50 bow
cry. Sold wholesale 10y Mesms SlhieNrlin, Bro. q
Co, cor William and BaekmAn SITS AlHo for sale
Furman's Rheumatic Linimen:, price ~ cents per
bottle do 24ac'll6
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nuE pooR MANS FRIENn-ALL WIZ

THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
l. suffer from Rheumatism, Neural yia, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Neck, &C., should not
fail to get lotlle Of Furmans
RHEUMATIC ANNIHILATOR,
which In sold at the low price Of TWELVE CENTS
per bottle and the will fad that, besides It's cheap
ness, that II il Justly termed "Tne Poor Mans
Friend" IL can be had in New Y. rk-at CAMP
BELLS Drug Store, cor Eighth ave. an 2slh ri.
lsb8 Bvw6ry 212 Division st. cor. S ,cond ave.
and Both 1t. also, cor. Allen aud Stanton sts, and
cor Ave ID and II uston 1t, In Will lnshurgh-
at ~ South SQcuud st. ccr South 9th and sta sts
and cor. Clymer st, ard wy,he ave-, aud by all rt.
spectacle Druggists az ID MT fail totry t.i2 2iao'
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GROCERIES.

ELOUR-FLOUR-FLOUR-G GOOD AND
cheap for cash look At the prices.-Good -four,
a. Buperhne, 90 % choice extra, 81, delivered.
eme one, come al. 4. +. COYLES cheap stores,
"a snd lS0 Myrtle 10, near Gold at, Brooklyn.
80 olan'lOT
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T ,0NG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Chartered in 1888. No. Al Fulton st, Brooklyn
and Bank New York Building, cor OF Wall and win
lam SITS.
D. W. DE LAMATER, Presr.
WIN. W. HENsHAw, seoy.
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DR. HoYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
~ doors above 2Otn n, inserts beautiful sets Of
teeth with or without extracting the roots on gold
a. low a. $2S silver, IS rubber, $40 platlnA,
SO artificial bone hlling tinsertei without palm
90 cents gold, % cents 70 81 AnAlsam, 80 cents
All work warranted do ga n'1a
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nR VAN HAMBERTs FEMALE MONTH.

from cold, or any cause-Sl per box. Coughs,
colds, &c, cured by Ayres' Cherry Pectora. scrot
ula, rheumatism, Sc, cured by Tuwnsends sarsa.
parilla. Kenedy's discovery, by dUIoN, l2I Bow
cry, New York. nlg T2sc'll9
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
4 Surrogate Of the County OF New York, Notice Is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
merchant, deceased, = 70 preseni 1.-THE same With
vouchers thereof 10 he subscriber, AiEhis onAce No.
% Wall ~ In The city d New York, before the
thirty -hrBt day q March nsxi. Dalod. Nov York,
soih day u eepsembsE, 1851.
NKSNE q. DToRzsr, kzsSusos.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ASsrrOga,a Of the County Of New York, Notice Is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims againa,
THOMAS VALLEY LANGDOH, late Of the City OF
New York, deceased, 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 the Subscriber at the oee Of l.
j. Greenwood, No. 142 West Fourteenth Sstreet, In
the City Of NewlYork, on or before ths 1st day Of
March next.
Dated, New York, ths 18th day Of Auguaa, 1861.
IBAAC j. GREENWOOD, Execu-
WILLIAM A. MAkHIN, L Lora
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EoR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
L DR.. UPHAMs Vegetable Eeosuhry Ia = GER
tain for piles in every form. In abe wurs,
Of this distressing affection, and where all other
means have failed, the patient muss CONSUL, tht
Doctor personally Al his ofhce, 9S1 Foarth NJ d..
UphAm has devoted special attention W this disease
for more than 20 years, and may be consulted In
rel ation W this ANY other complaint om ocl1ch
ia the morning until O'Clock In the evening, At his
Medical Office SsT Fourth at, Sd door from Gs Bow.
cry, between Bowsry and Broadway. y. g. WILLS
d Co, General Agents, llb Franklin u, N. Y.
ID T2Rrsiga
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, and &C
cording TO the statute in such case made and pro.
yided, notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against WILLIAM BROWN, late Of the City
Of New York, deceased, that they are required u
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
Subscriber, the administrator OF the goods, chat.
tells, and credits Of the said William Brown, do
ceased, at the office Of Hunt Ogden, No, % Mas
sau street. In the City Of New York, on or baS6ra
the Twelfth day OF February, A, D., 1861.
Dated July 18th, 1861
FRANCIS CHARLTON, AdnIniS,ra.or.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A RMY GOODS-INDIA RUBBER ARMY
n Blankets, IIavelocks, Coats Caps d., Dc, nj
Wholesale and retail, At @ A BUNNER'S, II John
st. doors East Of Broadway. DIS 0sc'iT
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T AIDES, LADIES-NOW IS YOUR TINE
- for bargains in Furs genuine selected mink
SETS every article rs Represented; ehillreus hIrs-
Al the Great Northern and Western Fur Truppers
Depot, OBowery. DRAKE. de12 2Iac'l2T
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LasAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE VI an ORDEk or Iut
L Surrogate Of toe q MY q ~ Iors, no
ncg Is hereby RiveA y ell ps-sy's having "a t.u4s
AZ ainn JOHN W BOwpKS, la;U q tie City q
New York, deceased, v present tus same, With
,ourhers tnere,f, v NE Subscribers, al tls 0fh
y J. q. Ramsey, No. lOg Cedar street IA Cs L 81
( New York, on or bef re- III 1851 day = Aprl
next Da.sd, ksw SorS. thr -th Ia. u or Ger,
sci, HOHtKT BOwDEn,
J, q. RAMSEY,
Epcug'f-.
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EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY YOUR
l. furs 30 per cent. less than at any other store
in the city, at the great Rocky Mountain Depot,
Water Mink half capaH, muf and cuff, 50; French
Sable Capes, muh and cuffs, 81 ~ 50; French Mink
cape, muh and cuffs, 81 u $40; French Mink muhs,
70 n 81 5e Water Mink mutis, So N So 90; French
Sable NUTS 81 % TO 50; Mink Martin, per SET ls,
Mott 81. do 2iac'l26
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~ Of the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, liberated
throat chronic RI eumatsn epilepsy dts,u Old ulcers
milk legp, eruptions, ard all skin diseases cured
Dr. BONE will refer " many cured Of connmptioa
after they were pronounced incurable. die 2I'152
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A BAKERY FOR SALE-IS DOING A
"A god ~ business; will he sold cheap on ac.
count % tie owners bni health, with ~ without
Lorsc and wagon. AIply at 2t2 Greenwich a. cor
Of Barclay II, dgO 1880 -
EOR SALE-TliE UNION OYSTER Sk-
loon, Catherine ferry, New York, one Of the
lcTt stands for business IN tie Ith ward the reason
f,r f.lng Is that the proprietors f wishes re-
turn 10 her parents. Inquire Mt the saloon. d20 81
FOR SALE-TllAT SPLENDID NEW IL
gupr store, 3JI Pear. st, right on Franklin
rluaro, togothcr with the stock and fixtures AMI
viii ho fuld cheap, A. IL, owner Is going into other
business there Il five yearS lease tho store.
d2O 2'1O2
FOR SALE-TIlE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of Fancy Goods store, public street in
Brooklyn, y D.; or the came will he exchanged for
cottage ON tie South side II Willitmsburgb, be-
low 9th "a. Apply to GEO. w. KELSEY. i2z Grand
street, WillisInsburRh. dis Clio
Ct 400 CASH WILL PURCHASE
VI. foo lie fixtures, stu. and goodwill of a
first clsss grocery doing good cash business, In
" iJklyn. Reason for selling, the owners have
other business which employs their entire time. APP
Ply or address at ihe store, II. d 5, 2T6 Atlantic
Brooklyn, l.. i, MY. az 6'iO5
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A As have had three teeth extracted without
feeling any pain whatever, by DR.. j. JAY VII
LERs, Of l5b Grand st, cheerfully insert this rs
recommendation TO those suffering from aching
eeth. j. MURPHY, o MalbeTry 50. dlT 3't35
As USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED With
"A out pain These who require full sets, tenn
porary sets no charge partial pieces 81 per tooth
teeth filled with gold or gold cement silver or bone
filling, bects., by DR.. II, NlLLERS, ST., 40 Bowsry
over the drug storeoprosite ~ the old Boweiy The
atre. III, "a .c'l2S
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS RANK

l. corner Third av. and 26th %,
CHARTERED 1854.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on all depo
Sita from one dollar TO one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM Ia,
january: Bank open every day from 10 70 also
on Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
hom 70 O'Clock. SPENCER X, GREEN, PreS
STEPHEN 9. CHIiDS. BeCy. dc 9aacs1aS
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CROCERS FIJI INSURANCE CUMPA.
" ny-Ofl, H.. q Wal st hew YorL B.nh
Building. C.sh Capital, 500, 900, and surplus -
curely invested. tnsures a. sipsi los or dans~.
~ hle, VI ~ favorable rate ~ other Corupanlea
SAMPSON MOORE Pre.adena.