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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

And yin gore you and yonr children. TT slSni
EiiSi'5'is: SS $ Y: .YIois n. is.eTIS;ISs ss%s
with hand on the door.knob, and stole
away, remarkiug that they guessed they
weren't dry that morning, anyhow. An
opportune creditor, whom nothing could
daunt before, blanched at the sign, and
going home, he went straight to bed.
In the meantime the saloon. keeper was
wondering at the absence of his custom
erS The regular forenoon lunch was
spread = soup, boiled tripe, Bologna
sausage, stewed liver and onions, ssuer-
kraut and brown bread-but no one to
partake of II. Being of social disposi-
tion, this solitude was oppressive to him,
aside from being improbable. At length
one man did come in and call for glass
of beer; His face was deeply pitted, He
had had Il.
II see by your sign out there" said the
man, with motion of the head toward
the front door, THAT you have got it
here"
"Nein." replied Hans, supposing that
he alluded to sawdust wanted al don
have got 'em now already. joost puts
out mine sign so l getch em ven dey
comes dis way, all the vile 4"
hou Wah1 W ChtCn ltE salu Ine GUS
toner, In amazement
"Yaw, dat's what's the madder. /
wants whole loads Of 'em. Good tings to
have NIT ter house, l panks 'em nit ter
cellar, unit sbringles the floor NIT my ss-
loon all over 'em. 1t CLEANS out house
bully, mind tell you"
you're right" said the stranger al
smallpox won't clean out house, don't
know what will"
"Schmall box" said the astonished
Teuton "vat you mean by schmall box
heyt" III y. ii,tI'ii'.|
Explanations of course ensued, and tn,
wrath of that beer jerker and lunch. settel
| fastened his embrace on that painter q
that time, he would have "d died and mad,
no sign" more. l.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

A GOOD sort Of man in Maine was re-
Gently asked to subscribe for chandelier
for the church. "Now," said he, whats
the use of a Chandeliers After YOU get
it you can't get any one to play on it,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

WHAT Is worse than raining cats and
aogsi Hsiling cabs and emnibases,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

-SoME valiant Cinoinnatians, full of
the stories which have found their way
into the morning papers of that city, about
foot-pads, highway robberTies, etc, were
out on one Of the avenues the other night,
when they discovered dark object NOV
ing toward them. Instantly they took
to their heels, but returning, were again
volVers at it, again left the scene precipi-
lately. The next morning dead COW,
perforated with several bullets, Was found
In the street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

A GROCER once had but four weights,
will. which he weighed any quantity from
one to forty pounds. They consisted OF I,
8, 0, "a pound weights.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

Prepared by DR.. G. NJ J.ct.oD, rAr,, sign
Their introduction into this country nom q
occurred In was a
,f the
1890 pay
THEY CURED YOUR posing
u.wx,un. Ihle o.
GAAhhno AMI hOTdGh door
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-26

The Now York State Fair this year
win be held at Elmira.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
HU N OR Gus.
"Let him Squeal."

The beautiful town of Manchester, Yer
mont, so pleasantly situated at the foot OF
Equinox mountain, is celebrated for two very
fine hotels, the Vanderbilt and Equinox; also,
though of less pretentions, the Vermont
House, kept at the time of my story, by George
Ste. George was character considerably
deaf. especially when he did rot want to hear.
Rallying him one day on his ability to hear
or not to hear, he told me under promise OF
never telling, the following story:
When young man, he worked on farm
for stingy old farmer in an adjoining town.
On leaving him balance of two dollars was
due George for wages. Having called repeat
edly for his money, the old marhad some ex-
cuse for not paying. A SOW of the old mar s
had litter of pigs consisting of FOUR one of
them, which is generally the case, being
small runt, as they called them. George told
the cid man that he would take a pig for the
money The old man said that he might have
the small one. George jumped into the pen
and seized the largest pig. The old man
shouted:
"Take the small one p
''Let him squeal," said George ~ can hold
him"
Old man excited:
"Take the small one ~
CPL risk his biting" replied George.
Old man, desperate, and as loud as he could
below.
"Take the small one !"
''Let him squeal, 1 can hold him." answer
cd George.
Take him along, you deaf cuzs, can't
make you hear anything"
George carried off his pig in triumph.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
Ghost

A boy was in the habit of staying late when
he went after the cows. His uncle said to
him.
Jim amt you afrid to stay out so long in
the dark?" "Fraid !" said Jim, 81 don't
know what 'fraid means"
"Well SIR" said his uncle, ''if you do not
bring up those COWS sooner, you'll see Fraid
some of these nights"
as ever in coming. So his uncle took sheet
started out to meet the lazy Jim.
a pet monkey in the house, watching the
movements of his master, took tablecloth,
wrapped it around himself and followed on at
q distance. Finally the uncle came to tree
that had been cut down and was lying parallel
with the road. He walked to the extreme
end, on which he took his stand, waiting the
appearance of Jim; the monkey, unperceived
by his master, took his position on the other
end of the tree.
Presently along came Jim and the cows
Jim was whistling Jim Crow" The COWS
Ghied out little, but passed on. But Jim
walked up, stopped and looked
"By gosh believe that is Fraid and there
is little Fraid, too"
His uncle understanding the meaning of
that expression looked around to see, when to
his establishment he saw little Fraid, and away
he went as fast as his heels could carry him,
little Fraid after him, when Jim exclaimed at
the top of his voice
"Run, run, big Fraid, or little Fraid will
catch you"
That boy would have made as brave a gen
cral as Grant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
AZ one of INC army hosnital. ihere =,

AT one of the army hospitals there was
an enterprising surgeon who had the reputa>
ton of loving the knife and saw; he loved to
9lew and hack the poor patients brought to
the hospital, to show of his skill After one
of his last operations on wounded soldier,
the Surgeons attendant stood looking at the
apisees Of mortality lying on the surgeons Ia
-ble- what are you doing sir?" sharply
asked the surgeon. 81 was waiting for YOU
TO point out which part is to go to bed, and
A-hich is to be buried"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

- The man who had his attention first
turned to matrimony by the beautiful manner
in which girl handled broom, now says it
was nothing to the way she handled it lit
tie while after he married her.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

- Teacher.-"Petcr, you are such bad
boy, that you are not fit to sit in the company
OF good boys on the bench. Come up here
and sit by me, sir"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

-"My DEAR" asked John, after observing
new striped hose on his only heir, "why have
You made barber poles of Earnest's legs Pr
"Because he's little shaver" was the reply.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

The Boston Journal complains that
notwithstanding the bountiful rain that has
fallen the past week, milk has risen ono cent
per quart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
POLITICAL.
LOT sK1NNER's ELEGT.

Tot Skin ncr was the meanest man.
That ever saved his neck
He grudged the very breath he drew
As il il were q chequc.
When he was in the grocer line
And turning fruit TO gold.
Had bite a raisin strsight In halves
To make the weight he sold.
Fl. never gave dime away,
He never lost pin,
A ninepence saved re)oicec MIN u4
Than taking ninePcnce in
ofcouuterfeited bills he used
The beet of every kind.
Which in the way OF trade he Kept
To swap of on the blind.
g. IT'S little things that make pile"
(This maxim he could trust,)
So when he sawed pile of wood,
lie always saved the dust.
He had but one book in the house,
And that he never read
Twas called Economy of Lie"
And did him good he said.
Al last il cost SO much to live
Per day some twenty cents
81 won't stand this he only groaned,
And died to save expense.
Adieu, thou scrap of lifeless clay.
Thou pale ink human blot!
This line shall be thine epitaph-
"AS uSPRoDucTIvE LOT !"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

- Mrs. Partiugton says that because some
GIflS are stars, 1t is no reason why they should
De regarded as heavenly bodies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
ToTTC~

NTSTIC@
7 HAVE a STEAM SAW-MILL on the bank of
the Shenandoah river, near Lurny, Page coun-
ty. in fine running order, and am prepared to fur
nisb
Any AMOUNT OF PINE LUMBER,
OF the very best quality, at short notice. Those
Wishing to make large contracts will apply imme-
olaicly- My Poet Office is Luray, Page county.
august 3, 1869 Am. DAVID HUFFMAN.
!, Esprit OF Jefferson viii copy the above and send
olll 10 this ottice.-FGge CoIrin.l
SALI:-LiverPool G. A. and Fine SAT-, now re
October IL, 1869. w FRY
- August 81. w ERy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

:. An Alabama editor, in pufiing grocery
ksPt by woman, says: "Her tomatoes are
as red as her own cheeks her indigo as blue
as her own eyes, and her pepper as hot as her
own temper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
list PIRLISHED.

THE WREATH OF ZIG LASTISE, and other
Poems. Edited and in par: Composed by DANIEL
BEpINoEk LUCAS. Of Virginia. l2mo., 10th
ira, hcvclcd boards Printed on fnc tinted paper
and Handsomely illustrated by DAVID f. HESDKR-
sJS, OF Virginia.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
owe have read no poem for n long time which
can compare with st. AEhCs' in beauty and power
of expression. Yin Tunes.
eve can recommend it to the literary cotrrmuni-
ty, with the that it Will Bring pleasure
many fircsidrs, and bcguiie many hour delight
July nd profitabIy."-N o. COMMERCIAL BuiIctin
"He 1.-THE authorJ has power fancy lima Ination-
indeed the inspiration OF gCnius.''-BGH. Sfatesmdn
ISt Ag nes Ensy contain, it is decidedly OF the
most beautiful in conception and elegant in cxecu
ton NC have read. Maryland Nee Press
1.-THE book should meet with very good slle''-
st. Louis Times.
"a true Poem from the South let us sa that it is
real poetry, and risk critical Ipuiation the
reception it will meet with - Mrs Margaret .
Preston, in Tie Land ZOE LOCe-
Glove, pathus. patriotism. poetry: victory all
blending IL harmonious strain. sweet sad, siIs
tanned and triumphant. - FTedeTicksburg INttrs
"'St. Agnes of Guienue' Ia gem; some of its
passages equal any thing found in modern poetry
Huginid Herald.
at has rarely been our pleasure to find SO many
gems of beauty in any late publication Of similar
kind .''-BullCfin Commercial.
S'There is so much richness, so much music, E
much poetry in it, that We would like tn imnaTt 1t,
il we could, to our Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
I'VE know of few things IT. late Southern litera-
ture finer than this little 1yric."-N. Y. Round Ia
Die (ultra Radically
''Mr. Lucas, of Virginia, has gained very wide
reputation as poet. In the recent collection OF
Southern War Poetry there are few poems equal to
his-Home Monthly Ns ga 7ine (Nashvile.)
6nish which dazzlcs usin Kests.-John Esten Cooke
March l6 1869 II. KELLY. PET & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

1t is said-ironically, perhaps-tbot
blacksmiths forge and steel every day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
WHEE LER 4 Wilson's
sewing Machines

THE WHEELER X WILSON i. universally &C
offered to public patronage Il is simple, not en.Iy
dcTanged, and in point of 'hrctiv is without
rival. Its efficiency il EQUAL To at leA-t twelve
seAustresscS. II usrs Sii G1CLE, nd ina kft the
LOCK-S1 ITCH
The beauty and excellence OF stitch, alike upon
both sides 1f the Fabric, ia not cxcccd and for
strength Ermness and durability of seam, is not
c9uEilcd. II has been the popular Family Sewing
II will Hem, Fell, Quilt, Tuck, Cord. Braid, and
will make a Ruffir aud Sew it 90 at the sane time
Everything complete to do all kind- of Nth
each machine II has nC-thrd less ma hincfy
than any other Sewing Machine man ulncturcd.-
No pains or expense spared ia giving instruction.
99-AU Machines Warranted Years. 90
TERMS 10 SUIT EVERY ONE.
- Persons desiring TO purchase Machine, will
call upon GEO BUTTON,
SapPiugton Ho:eI, Chsrlcstown.
The subscriber begs leave call attention TO the
following certificates OF ladies in this county who
have used this machine:
81 have had one of the Wheeler 4 Wilson Ma
chimes in almost constant for years and be.
ticve it to he the best Sewing Machine in use hav-
ing bad experience with other machines at differ
ent timcs, during this period.
"MRs. HENRY B. DAvESPoRT.''
TEAR HALLTowS, July l9, lS6e.
have had one of Wheeler Wilson's Sewing
Machines in use for eleven years, and il has done
we'll. Recently, Mr.. Geo. Dutton, agent for this
county. has added 10 it the late improvements and
] now consider have one of the best machines in
Mas. WILLIAM ScH.ErrKu
June 20, Is69-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

THE CELEBRATED
Officially adopted and used In Sur Institution; and
are UNSURPASSED BIZ Z7T IN THE MARKET.
Five kinds. Samples for 90 cents.
Per Gross, $3.50. Quarter Gross Boxes, so cts.
Prepaid 10 any address.
NO. $50, nne smooth points, adapted to school
purposes and general writing
No. 455. The National Fen. Medium points,
for common use.
No. s. The Ladies' Zen. Very flne and elastic.
For Card Writing, Pen Drawing and nne Orna-
mental Work, this Pen Is unequaled.
No. III. The Excelsior Pen. Smooth points.
very flexible. This Is the Pen for nOll, free writ
ing, striking or-hand capitals, flourishing. DE-
MOI. The Business Pen Largo size, coarse
points, holding large quantity OF ink. The
points are very round, and do not stick into the
paper and spatter the Ink like most other coarse
Pens
The trade supplied at the lowest wholesale rates.
For further particulars scnd for College Journal.
Special CIrcuidT and Splendid Specimens Of PenHdH-
Stlp, enclosing two letter stamps.) Address
THE BRYANT. STRATT0N g. SkDIER
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Baltimore, H1d.
january s. lSsd-lv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

II getting eight" the result Of "loosc,
habits?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
ITO TRAVELLERS,
WINCHESTER AND r0T0MAe R. r..
TIME TABLE,

TRAISs GoISe wksr.g4l = KY
Leave Harper's Ferry at Z 90 A NJ and u NJ.
Leave Shenand at I o. A NJ and ~ NJ.
Leave Key es' Switch at IA A NJ and a. p NJ. ~
Leave halltOwn at 20 Mand So PM.
Leave ChArlestOwn att ~ NJ and 2 ca n.
Leave CamerOn's at ~ A NJ and . Is p 81.
Leave Summit Point at : 20 A NJ and = &c p 81.
Leave Vaudeville at . ~ A NJ and , 4OP ~. a
Leave OPeqCOn Bridge AT : 10 n. and 9 IS 81.
Arrive at WinchesIcr at IS NJ and 3 O5 NJ.
TRAINS GOISe EAST.
Leave WING Eeeter at 10 Is A ii aud SIS p NJ. ~
Leave Stephensun's at 10 20 A NJ and } 50 NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 10 40 A NJ and IL p Nj.
Leave Summit Point 10 81 NJ and 5 p NJ.
Leave Cameron a II O5 A NJ and So PM.
Leave CharIestoEn at II 10 A NJ and 5 IL p. NJ.
leave HalItcW at II % A NJ and - III. g. -
Leave Keycs' Switch at II 33 A and 5 Pm.
Arrive At HarPer's Ferry IL Is NJ and 90 III!
wINcuEsTER ACCOMMODATION!
M, CONMESeINo MAY 18TH, ls6s. d, .
Leaves Winchester A, NJ.
Stephenson's - SIit -a-f
ss S wsas,s po;n, 90 Is'. II 10 q nsoe
CamerOn's - 81 s-s.E-- so 7s5z
CharlrEtown 60l
Haliown SIG
Harper's Ferry $50
Arriving in Baltimore at sr 10 40 A. 81
Leave Camden Station at p. M.
Arrive HaTper's FI=ry 81 rf.- Sl7
Charlestown $40
Summit Point - sos
wRde's 9sa
Supplements 9SS
Winchester 80 As Z
Stopping at intermediate stations Main Stem
A. b. wooD, gent, uarPer's Ferry. 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

Pressing business-That of an editor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
w1NouEsrER ACcoMMoDATIoN!

Stopping at INTERMEDIATES stations on Main Stcm'
A. b. WOOD, Agent, uarper's Ferry. .sSa
JOHN l. WILSON,
May 9. lSG9. MHiicT Cf TarFI Crtnth n :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES

NEW UUUDS AND REUUCED fRICES!
assortment General and Stock Complete
ITRUSSELL & LUCAS have the pleasure Of in.
Il forming their friends and customers that they
have just finished opening their entire stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and for extent in variety, superior y of quality and
cheapness IN price, will bear comparison with any
offered In the county. Among the stock on hand
1t may suffice to cmumcratc the ioIIowing:-
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY.
HATS AND GAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEESSWARE,
Ready made Clothing, Drawers and Shirts of the
best quality, Neck ies Butterflies, Cuffs and Col
lars, Socks, HandkerchiCfs, Buck and Sheepskin
Gloves, Nubius, Hoods. Breakfast Shawis, School
Satchcls, Carpet Bags, Looking G lassca n general
variety of Lamps. Lamp Oil, II bic Oil ,Iotbs TTo
bacco, Snuff, Pipes and Stems.
A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
All gra9Gs of White and Brown Sugars Svrunso md
Molasses; Rio and La guyra Coffee, Roasted Coffee
Teas. Water. Soda, Mushroom and Lemon Crack
crs, Ginger Snaps, Yeast Powder. Hams Sides and
Shoulders, Lard, Corn Meal and Flour.
c. Our goods offered at the lowest prices 20
cover cost, and we solicit examination by all as
to quality and price. Terms Cash, Country Fro
duce. II
October 26, 1869 L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
NOTICE.

'INHE time has arrived for to poreLaSe our Fall
Il and Winter Stock Of GoOds. ard must have
the money nov doe Us and we give lbfs notice to
all persons who know themseI4eS 10 be indebted 10
ne TO call and settle their accounts before the
hrst day Of October next. Any falling TO do
this ~e Will certainly refuse any longer credit end
will insist upon immediate settlement Of their
counts.
To thosr Of our customers who have raid Us regu-
arly we tender our thanks for tbeff patrons gs ard
them heretofore.
o. We intend to carry out the conditions Of this
specified will be prepared for reIusaI Of further
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
sVUDuNTTE

oD29ES |AsS
Can enter At anr time. there arc no VACATIONS
Special individual instruction to all Students.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

DIssToN's x.Cut saws-an assortment ina, re-
- csNed by JAS. LAW. HOoFF,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

MammotA caVes-Hrge failures.
: Home stretChes-F Family yards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
To the Farmers, Millers and Others
IN THE
COUNTIES ofJEFFERsoN & CLARKE.

HAVING associated ourselTesjn business for The
IL purposes Of the above Card we will pay for
Wheat, Flour, Corn nd ~ Othei kinds Of Produce
the highest market prices in Cash. will receive
and forward on Commission, making sales and
turns in the shortest time
STARRY < LOCK
ChHrIesiown Depot, Jan Is, 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
CO-PARTNERSftIP

THE undersigned have entered into n Co Part
nership under the firm of STARRY & LOCK
Tor the purpose Of conducting the Produce Com
mission aud Forwarding Business at the Cha ries-
t6En Depot. D. STARRY,
Jan. Is, 1861. JNO. J. LOCK.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-19

SHEET-THREE GENTS.

OF interest without any trouble or vexation simply
by lending 1t at a wide margin on coliaterals.
dunureds nave done this thing and the conse-
quence Is the spectators Of Wall street have at
Iner disposal every day millions OF idle capital.
The lenders still hang on, waiting for some
thing to turn up. 1t is too late now TO draw out
Lnelr money, and go back to their old work. Wuter
is az nand ana with 1t q check TO operations Hence
~ rs tnat the movements in Wall street towards ac-
hxey .hnoyyo are only spasmodc. One day in week the
money rises In the interest rate there is shower of IL
Ieaoy 10 pc lent. The banks now hold over twenty
Lnree millions In excess OF the legal reserve
oe,o Sne uenaho from the West, even the crop
character cannot but require q limited amount. as
the valuation of the crops is generally Reduced NV
the decline IN gold the purchase by the Government
OF over seventy millions OF its bonds has set free
some eighty millions of capital invested in them the
South viii be less urgent this winter for the reason
that the Southern merchants are beginning to ship
direct from Southern ports while the reduced price
OF the staple will not require as much money for its
movement, not to speak OF the fact that the South
has already grown quite rich and can handle large
proportion Of the crop without assistance. The
indications are, therefore, that the ShylOcks will
miss their usual pecuniary festival this winter It
is certain that artificial influences only can render
the money market stringent II some of our
neighbOrng money marss 1t would, in the long run,
rebound to the benet and profit of city, for then
there would be more activity in legitimate business.
AS 1t Is, the money is all concentrated in Wall street.
where it is lent on stock and bond colaterals. The
merchants feel the disproportionate distribution
very keeny Their paper is subjected to all sorts of
high rates, to pay which takes away the profits OF
legitimate business The mania to lend money on
call Will eventually cure itself, when in midwnter
the interest rate gravltaies TO two and three per
which now passes with difficulty at twelve should
then be sought for six per cent"