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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York & Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
ERELGHES.

By this route Freights of all descriptions can
he forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York Boston. or Baltimore to and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky In
diana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa, OF Missouri, by
Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can he forwarded to any port on tho Ohio,
Muskingum Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois Mississippi Wisconsin Missouri, Kan
sas and Red Rivers; and AT Cleveland, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports on the
North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entTusting the trans
pOrtation of their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
q BE particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central Il. r.
For Freight Contracts OF Shipping Directions
apply TO or address either of the following Agents
of the Company:
D. a. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburg.
CLARKE & CO, Transfer Agents, Pittsburg.
q. W. BROWN q CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. f. MOORE Louisville, KY
W. NJ AIKMAN, Evansville Ind
R. F. SASS st. Louis No.
CLARKE & CO. Chicago III
j. L. MCCOLM Portsmouth o
J. NJ LOVE, Maysville Ky.
HALL & CO. Marietta, o.
T. AYRES. Muskingum River
". H. & E. /. LANGLEY, Gallipolis q.
II. s. PIERCE & co. GAINESVILLE q.
n II. HUDSON Ripley o.
r. c. MELDRCM, General Travelling Agent.
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LIVE STOCK

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
route for Live stock. CapaciOu,
Yards we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience. have been opened on this line and
its connections and every attention il paid tC
their wants From Harrisburg where will be
found every convenience for feeding and resting
a choice il offered OF the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be
found the shortest. quickest and most direct
route for Stock to New York Ivia Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS
Gent superintendent, Altoona Pa
l.. l. HOUPT.
Genl Ticket Agent Philadelphia
n II. HOUSTON.
Genl Freight Agent Philadelphia.
ianll-my2i
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FLAT BAR IRON.
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DEING; A LIQUID PREPARED

DEING a LIQUID PREPARED
ID FROM MEDICINAL ROOTS, Banks and
gums, it is perfectly harmless in every respect,
containing no opium, CblorOform OF ether.
Pages of testimony could be added were II ne
Cessary. We refer only to the certificates OF
nearly one hundred Physicians and Chemists
which will be found in the Circular accompany.
ing each bottle.
Money refunded IN all cases when cure is
not effected. This is no quack medicine. but
genuine and invaluable remedy. Over JhO"
bottles sold within months. Try IT,
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by T. d. Logan & Co, 4. c. Good S Co.
e. W Graham aud McLain Bros and by all the
stores throughout the county and by all Drug
gists and stores in Belmont, Jefferson and Co
lumbiana counties in Ohio.
ian56m A. Wck EE,
General Agent
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
~ No letters received unless post paid lnf
containing a stamp 10 be used on the reply Pei
sons writing should stats -sss, aHd .snd porii9a
Of advertisement describing symptoms
JOHN n JOHSSTON. " D.
On the baltimore Lock HOspltal
dec2 ~ Baltimore Maryland
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Yearly Advertising.

III yVdTII dU'VI 1177
all other advertisements payable in advance.
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ATestimoninI.
WHEELINa ISLAND, Aug.

WHEELING ISLAND. Aug. 19, 1865. \
Major Thos. il, Halsey, Paymaster
%. S. Army, Wheeling, w. va.-Maior:
The officers and enlisted mon, late Of
Company 81, = 9Th regiment West Vir-
giniR infantry, desire that you accept
this testimonial of their high regard
and esteem, for your requirements
Ias a soldier, and your qualities as a
man. The present occasion was not
conceived in Imitation of those stereo-
typed forms of presentation that have
become so common samong orr people.
The thorough soldier. finds too much
qualification in the CONSCIOUSNESS OF duty
welIp performed, to require plaudits of
others in realizing the full simple mea-
sures of his rewards. With this testi-
monial we tender you our choicest
wishes for all that may conduce to your
future happiness and welfare, and re-
turn our thanks for the prompt manner
in which we received our final pay
ment at your hands, having been mus
tered out of the service on the evening
of June 10th, and paid the following
dayin due time to depart for our homes
on the evening train.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES i. AYAHRLiNG,
Late Captain Commanding.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
World writes from Dover Mills, Gooch-
land county, Virginia, that in company
with several eminent nineralogists, he
has visited over twenty-five different
mines in that vicinity, and that every
one abounds in the precious ores. 1t is
allowed among miners that ten cents
per bushel will repay the expense of
crushing rock for gold, but of the mines
visited by him in Virginia there were
few hat did not yield easily from one
to two dollars per bushel of ore. One OF
them, particularly, the belzoro mine, in
Goochland county, has yielded asmuch
as three hundred dollars day from one
crushing machine only; and frequent
ly one hundred dollars a day from six
ordinary stamps. Nuggets of gold,
worth from four to seven dollars each,
have been frequently picked up, on its
surface. The same enormous mineral
wealth is we'll known to exist through
that whole region, for he found and
saw abundant evidences of it at the
Tellurium, Marks, Waller, Lowry,
johnson, Hughes, Fades, and Collins
mines in the same county of Gooch-
land; atthe Aoseby, ChAllS-level. Foun-
tain, Cox and Sands mines in Fluyan-
ma county, and also Mt the Lightfoot,
| Ford, Hobson, and Apperson mines in
Buckingham county,
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DIED.

,S On Tuesday evening Aug. p athalf past IL
year Of his age. i'f q - '-'s = ~
The funeral WIN tAke place nom the spriEs
House at % O'Clock this afternoon. The
friends and acquaintanees ana respectfully
invited to attend. Z, =
on wednesday, Aug. q, 1855, AInERr Fms
5S5tS ~ itAfssS9cEl, son OF Joseph and EiiEa-
The funeral VIM take place nom he res5-
dence OF the parents on Main street, above
North, ON Friday 25th, at 4 O'Clock. The
friends Of the family are Invited 70 attend. :
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NOTWITHSTANDING the embezzle-
ments of Wall street, New York soci-
ETY. continues to ego it," Albeit the
fashionable season at the watering
places is scarcely over, and notwitl-
standing that much of its best society is
still away from home, cards are out for
several first-class parties during the
next ten days. One of them is given
by prominent banker, who resides in
Lexington avenue, in honor of the
marriage of his daughter. Another nv
a distinguished politician, who expects
to obtain a nomination for a high sine
Office this fall, and third by a we'll
known editor and Iiterdteur at Man
hattanville. These Jetes are given too
early in the season to be classified as
strictly ton, but they show, nevertheless
That happen what will, New York Is
bound to be nothing If not CAV. Brown.
the sexton of Grace Church, and the
recognized managing man for the fash
tonables, is expected home from Europe
next week, and he will no sooner land
than he will be up to his ears in busi-
ness ARRANGING" for balls, parties, re-
oeptions, and so on.
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PITTsBuRa, MARIETTA AND crS,,ss
N S1 III IIR&SILRoAD.-An informal meeting
OF the President and Directors Of the
TltIsDuEg Marietta and Cincinnati
central House, in McConneiIsyiiie. on
1uesday. The general interest and
prospects of the road We're freely dis
eussed, and it was conceded that It il
IN tair way to be put on its feet again.
Inc sum OF So, 600 has been subscribed
nj sharon towards its completion, and
Pittsbitrg Gazette.
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q. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GILcHRIsT, Agen
~. &C. Wheeling, W. Va.

ooiee, S.rueyOr's Rooms, Custom Ho,lse.
THE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION
n 4, desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
" pald Tor the prosecution of such Claims
nave established this Agency, to collect pen3
aEs.ltfst the government, IDlthOlh charge or a.
Ee!lSe 81 any kind t0hOteper to the claimants.
q, On Application sent TO this Agency stating
ant, tne tlaIne, rank company, regiment SER
VICE and Stnte Of the soldier on whose az
count the claim Is made date of dischnrISe ar
Ieathi the proper blanks viii be hlIed out NJ
IN as possible and forwarded TO the person
APplylnE. These can then be executed md
tEetoEned % THIS otiiee, where the claim viii
De proSecuted 70 final issue in theshorfesf
poesiole time. iul3-eod61d& RriNr
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THE local editor of the Columbus
Journal, an old soldier, says: ssDischarg-
ed soldiers cannot have the Importance
of keeping their discharge papers too
frequently impressed upon them. The
brokers and spectators who buy tbem
Tor song, expect to sell them hack at
immense profit, when Congress shnII
have appropriated lands to the use and
benefit of volunteers honorable dis
charged the servicc.V N's-
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Commissioner's Notice.
IN CHANCERY, IN THE CIR6Tf1
Il Court Tor Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander Heyman,
Alnnzn,
Alonzo LoEing, 5r-
SauRsfOn Daraaeefl - :

..HH VI
administrator OF the Estate Of .TeffhrSon I.
Sangston, Deceased. =
=, By virtue OF a decree made and entered In
TINS cause on the 18th day OF May. 1866 IL was
a11ndged, ofderedf and decIeed TINT fffscai1sa
De referred to one of the Commissioners al fIifS
SouJ 10 audit, STATE, and settle the Admfnisi-
tEtaaon occOunto the said IorinR. and TaT1OFf
lle same TO Court, and also ascertain md M
POT what debts there are against the estate ri
SAID Sangston still unpaid, and also the Sasi
RpEopeIty belonging to said estate deScribinT
I me se9aT9te parcels thereof and where sitti5
9!e, and what part thereof Is encumbereli nv
ueeas OF trust or otherwise, and the amonnt 81
t t5l encumbr0nce, and to whom CiTIeT ana
LnAI ne give tour weeks notice by adSerfisa
lnent thereof, published In some newsnaneT.
printed IN Wheeling, at the time and plaea ~
snc1 aceopnts and that he also by like
ssIlSefuSement, give notice to an persons
sha tanning 70 be creditors OF the saId etafe that
iLley, ut the time and place to be named nv
nInf appear before him and produce nnd
prove the amount of their respective debts ON
pam OF having their Said supposed dehfs az
Guided from payment by said estate IN rosa
Iney DO not respectively at said time ana
place prove the same, and that his proeeeti
iine5 IN ule premises With any special matter
ne may deem pertinent, or which he Inay, r.,
IS9ufed by Snid parties, or any of them S,1o
Sitaly 70 report, and That new process al si1i,
u. SAOPRtOn tS4uAAiA
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PAY DEPARTI7aIIlE.Nr D.. AR1rY

WHEELING, w. VA, August q, 1865. !
Capt. Chns. F. a. Yahrling, and Off
GERS and men late of Company L, Sixth
w. Va. infantry Gentlemen: For the
beautiful Badge and the accompanying
letter of presentation this day received,
please accept my thanks.
This testimonial I shall wear with
pleasure and pride, knowing as Lido,
its excellent discipline and soldierly
bearing. Trusting that success may at
tend you as citizens, and that Your fIl-
ture may be as pleasant as have been
our past official associations.
remain, gentlemen,
Your friend,
THOMAS a. HAISRY.
Major and Paymaster us. "A.
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Mr.. CoRcoRAN, the seeessionist bank.
er Of Washington, has been residing
lately in Paris with his daughter, the
wife of Eustis, of Trent notoriety. All
during the rebellion, Mr.. Corcoran was
daily at the Grand Hotel in. close COM
muntcation with the rebel emissarfes
at Paris. he is evidently epdeayorlng
to atone for his treasonabIe behayio1
by contributing largely to scientific in
situations, and he has recently donated
TO the Columbian College of Washing-
ton building in IA street, estimated at
"a value of 10000. = -
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alelp ,Adpertiseateuts.
a Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
nlso take this method of informing the pub
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business in all Its branches
at the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street, where
we hope by strict attention to business TO
merit a continuance of the patronage bestoW-
ed ON him. j. CLEMENS q co.
n. Rive also intend to carry on the I'm
dertalIlng Business as before. We keep con-
SANITY on hand a full assortment Of Metallic
and other Cofhns. augA
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5th day Observation-Disclosures.


at the front door of the Court House of Mar.
Snail county w. Va, to the highest and best
DlddefS, the following described tract or mar
Gel or land, situate on the waters OF tgToms''
rum IN the County of Marshall and State
OF West Virginia, and bounded rs follows
nlnghams line, and corner TO Henry Shook.
thence with said Cunningham's line n $3.50
Il. ~ poles TO stone, GambeliS corner. thence
with GambelS line n. .22o w. Is uofeS to n
sake, on q r1Ntnei thence up said TaVine.
5ambels line, with the meanderS Ehereofnnd
stump near the head OF raYine; thence N SOC
w; ~ poles 70 stake; thence n. So w. Is
poles to n white Walnut, near head OF rayfne.
thence down said ravine N. 1919 w % poles
20 9 stake IN said ravlne; thence down said
IaSlne n. b3' w. Al poles to white Walnut
original line, s. SIX W. 49, poles to a Sugar
Tree on the south bank of TOMS run Henry
Shooks corner thence with lines OF fsliti
Shook 8. 521So E. 10 poles TO a Chestnut-oaIS
near Top OF ridge; thence S. 28o Z. lB 6-IO poles
10 q Hickory, near head of raVine: thence
aIown sid rnXine with the meandeTs
tnereo1, and binding thereon, 1O7pOles TO a,
stake m said Tavine; thence s. $40 +. % poles
10 q LYNN thence S. $40 e % f10leS ia the
place OF beginning, containing sixtysshYer.
acres ana thtrty=one poles, and the same CON.
Seyed TO said William McWhorterby James
NJ. A ttoT is. commissioner, by deed bearing
Terms OF Sale-S2, 5000 In hind md the.
balanee IN three equal instalments; the first
payaple on the LIST day of October lRif5 fine
second on the 1st day OF October lSG6s and tie
iilst on the LIST day OF October 1867. with In
Is sis nom date the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for lsEid deferred in.
stalments, and title reserved until the Whole
= a ny III ~; liaE n. g. GOOD,
g %
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THE multiplication and briskness Of
business in Philadelphia, is said TO BIZ
very marked at the present time. A
Journal OF that city says: Shops, stores
and saloons swarm in increasing MN.
bers everywhere and the evidences Of
augmenting traffic tempt more and
more into business enterprises of every
kind. This is the natural result of n
steady and uninterrupted increase az
population such as rendered dwelling.
HOUSES mo-, unusually scarce for seekers
The arrivals at our hotels are daily isr
IN excess of their ordinary numbers.
50 that our streets throng, with STRANGE
1aces visiting the city on business al
pleasure. A fine trade has been done
~ our merchants NIL through the sen
SON. Our passenger railway cars are
S SS,naSGay hlted, as are tho places OF
public. - VI tte
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WHEN the news of the failure of Nor
ris Ketchum reached the ears Of some
of our heaviest and shrewdest hns,Doss
men, says the Boston BuRetis, they re-
marked that it was impossible, as he
mad million OF United States five nor
Ssnts put aside to meet any emergency.
doiIansss are proving that a million Of
Upon when a house buys and sells in y
NY STOCKS by the tens of thousHTfjsi If
shares, and gold by the million -e.e u
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FOR RENT

THE STEWARDS mn OF BETHANY
a. S0o4lege. The session Commence on The
ms monday In October. The buiIiinG Vii III
SsaSSoinIn0date about nfty studenfs gThs
y MI u g MADE nm lnducementto any one
Szatlons Shouldbe addressed TO H'tl-
auels-lmdAw Bethany. 4 Rrd =; GP3lRT T -
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
The Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape.o
BY Albert ID. Rtc11ardson,
Ny qIl6tme ooTrespondenl

NJ Tribune Correspondent
NNHE MOST INTERESTING AND FxCTT.
ing book ever published, embracing Mfr.
Richardson's unparalleled experience for -four
yeafaS travelling through the South in the ~
eTet service Of the Tribune at the outbreak OF
the war, with our armies and fleets both East
rebellion; his thrilling capture; his confine-
ment Tor twenty months In seven different
FeDei PRISONS his escape, and almost mIracli-
lons journey by night of nearly.4OO miles n
VIII abound In stirring events, and contain
more orth met, Incident, and romance Of The
WAT than any other work yet published!
TeacheTss ladies, energetic young men. and
especially returned and disabled Officers and
Will ind It peculiarly adapted TO -theii contii
l9n. we have agents clearing $50 per month.
@nlch We VIII prove to any doubling appiIl
can't send Tor circulars. Address - :
JONES, BROS. q CO..
aug22-lmd6wa : - : -
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wIRz, wirtE, Wen, ana wer.z ara =
tew OF the ways of spelling the namso !,
.n q =. dersepyille iailer, now d, t,.isI
AZ Washington The frst is nov -, -,
10 Se the correct spelling, hut it mali
t nssls ditierenee so long as he is speeding
tried and gets his deserts.
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FASHIONS PLATFoRN.-one perfume.
pure, refreshing and imperishable. and
that perfume, Phalon's might Bloom
ing cereus.' This Is the platform q,
fashion on this side of the AtIsnti. go =,
an the people say amenl Sold eyery.
" It
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RennoVal.

WE HAVE REMOVED no THE I.AHs4F
Wy gpunidlngs recently occupied nv No.
- y. ~ q 20, NO. 10, IL and 10 Main sirsf
.silsLs We VIII always be found with 4 laTSEss
SEED ee.t to which we invite the ten 49, n
CUT friends and customers and the coInISnnf.
7 asSsi lily PRYOR. HANp1A,s ! 81
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In AEoundsyine, nj. the house OF the h,tds
on the ID OF Aug., blythe Rev. John MoffIt
AT. JOIN n. HOFFMAN,, OF Wheeling w
Ntls 70 MIS- NARY s. s SHARPE.
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House OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm
Harrison County.

We learn that the Union Convention
which assembled in Clarksburg on Sat
urday last, 18th inst, to nominate can
didates for the House of Delegates, re-
nominated Nathan Goff; Esq, of Clarks-
burg, and Solomon S. Fleming, Esq, of
Shinnston, who have held seats in the
House ever since the Organization of
the new State. These gentlemen have
ranked amongst the most useful and
influential members of the House. No
doubt exists of their election. Wesnp-
pose there will be no organized opposi-
ton on the part of the Copperheads.
Harrison leads of, we believe, with
Legislative nominations. We hope the
loyal men of the other counties will
also make 1t point to select their most
sterling and experienced men. I'M
portant business will come before the
next Legislature.
THE Richmond papers have apparent
ly held a consultation, for certainly
their tone has improved within a week
past in very marked degree. Even
the secession Times, that had to be
warned once, and the Wing that had to
be suppressed once, arc talking all
right now, considering their latitude,
and together with the Republic, are a
unit in agreeing and urging TINT slave
ry is dead, and no more to be thought
of as an institutions; and also in urging
that nobody OF rebellion antecedents
should be elected to any office State or
Federal! 1.-THE Richmond papers con-
tinue to talk thus, and If the Southern
papers generally follow their lead, there
will be little trouble about reconstruct
ton. Especially need they indulge in
no fears about having negro suffrage
fastened upon them. The Northern
people only desire giving over in good
fifth by the South of everything re-
belliOus, and perfect acquiescence in
the stability and supremacy of the
general government. There is no de-
sire or intention to humble the South
in disgrace before the world. The peo-
pie of that section have it in their
power, by correct conduct, to secure an
equal footing with the other States in
the Union. AT present they are on
their good behaviour, and their be-
haviour has not, SO far, been propitiat-
ing in the eyes of loyal people. But
there is time as well as room for i'm
ProYement. Tho Richmond papers
should ably exert their leading infiu-
ence in the direction lately indicated by
them. In SO doing, they will hasten,
not only, the reconstruction and pros
perity of Virginia, but of the whole
South.
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=. ColIlTIssIoNER,s OPFlIcp

WHEELING, W. VA, AuQ - IS65
IN pursuance OF the above nlenfl0nell IA.
~, 1, snail at my offlce, on Main sfISsf
" 51leeIngt w. w, on Monday the g5tlS SisSSl
3 OF e Ptember 1855, proceed to audit. state -
ne &c, as required by tie sid lIs
~ !, Al AZ! persons interested arc hereby mott
HANNIRAE FORBES
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How BUSINESS Is DONE AT NEw
YoRK.Awe fear there is more truth
than poetry in the following account
by the correspondent of the Boston
journal of the way business is done in
New York -
There is scarcely bank or moneyed
institution in New. York, where the
paying teller and book-keeper If they
are agreed, cannot do with the funds Of
the institution as they please. The
higher officers of the institution are sell
dom hired to do work, but to enjoy a
sinecure. They are wealthy or have
wealthy relations. They come down 10
the institution late in the day, read the
money article have n little chat, take
lunch and go home. They take it for
granted that all is right. They don't
scrutinize too closely, and of course do
not think that any one in their emplov
would steal. A personal scrutiny Of
the books would be rs satisfactory ms a
personal scrutiny of the hieroglyphfcs
on an Egyptian pyramid. Youn9sters,
rln the great financial machines. and
alternate between stock gambling in
the street and faro in some one of the
many day gambling houses which with
IN a short time have increased 40 alarm
1ngly IN the lower part of the CITY.
More OSCILLATIONS and failures are COM
ing, ana wise men wilt do well to stand