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DEBILITY.

There Is no medicine equal 10 BoQtands 6erMan
They iEpart a tone N &dnd vigor 10 the ,0hoA
Sgsteqa strengthen - he apyetile, eauss
an enjoyment Of Mem1uu feed, enabs ne ste-
mach 10 digest Il purify he Mood Qius good, sound
healthy complexion, eradicate ne yslog sfngs from S
eye impart bloom % he cheeks, aud change ne patfeMt
from sAort-bred1lsd emoeiotsd weak, aad Rervo0s
fRvdlid 10 a full faced, stot and rigorous pers0n.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using fhe Bitters or
Tonic. In fact th0y are Family Meat
cines. They can be Administered with
perfect SAFETY 10 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
ofntnety.
Tbsre Rep,s9iss ygs Az bseS
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Hollands German BItters
Hollands German Tonic

Il combination Of all ne inofedie,,ts Of ne Btter9
tpih PURE Santa CrHs Rum, Orange, ETC., n 70 used
for ne same diseases az The Biers n cases ipeFe some
pure alcoholic stimulus Is required You i0iH bear "a
mind that these remedies are entirely different ffofa
any osrS ddVerttssd for ls Of nc diseases named
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal srtraeR,
tDie he others are mgre deeoctions Of IN SOsit
form. The TONIC Is dAidedky one Of The 5oE pieas
saN and agreeable remedies ever offered 10 ps pabi
HS taste is exquatk II is pleasure 10 take e. vtls "a
ie0iVing erildratiHe, and medicinal qudtitSes haus
caaied 70 Be known az TIE orsdtesi " az iOHiei
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Probate Notice.

Isaac q Jenkin Edwards, Executors of Daniel
Edwards; Joseph Aten, Administrator Of John
FarraE Joseph Aten, administrator Of Andrew
Cassidy; Andrew Cassidy administrator of John
Jacobs; Joseph Aten guardian Of Ann e, Van
dlvort; Thomas W. Jones, guardian of Edward
W. Jones; Thomas w. Jones guard ian Of Thorn
as E Z vabsl Mary Morris, guardian jane Morris
II. j. Carr guardian Of ID. Clinton Marshall
Michael McCoy, guardian of Levi NJ. Mercer;
William Hughes, guard ian Of Jenkn 4 Susan
Hughes. and William Law guardian of Charles
Nancy aud Andrew j, Reed, have filed their ac-
counts for settlement in the Probate Court Of
jackson county Ohio, and the same will be ex-
anllued aud heard on the 3Oth day Of January,
A. d. 1863. J.W. L0NGBON,
ljan7 69--3w. Probate Jndge.
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HArHAwAY's Magazine and Illustra-
ted Journal of Fashions is beautiful
thing. Published by Stephen T. Hath
away, Brooklyn, New York, at $500
per year
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AGENTs WANTED FoR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY,

How the Farmer may double the value OF his
land; make three times as much out Of stock
and how all the profits Of the farm can be more
than doubled, Farmers farmers sons expe.
reneed book agents and otheys, wanted TO take
agencies In every community. Commissions
500 70 $3.50 per month according to ability aud
energy. Circulars giving full description sent
lree. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY 4 CO.,
phila. Pai Cincinnati o. Chicago III; ST Louis
Mo.
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.1VE omitted last week to mention
that we had received several valuable
Public Documents from our worthy
Member of Congress, Hon. John T.
Wilson.
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Carpets-Don't Pay the High
Prices!

FESHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET 90. of Bos
- ton, Mass, established nearly quarter Of
century ago, in their present location, In Halls
over II, 1916, u, TO- 81. IS, 50 and 81 Hanover
Street, have probably furnished more houles
with carpets than any other hodse in the country.
In order TO afford those ct distance tie advan-
tages OF their low prices, propose 20 send on the
receipt of the price, 20 yards or upwards Of their
beautiful Cottage Garpeting, at b0cents peryard,
with samples ef ten sorts, varying in price from
Is esntn to 50 per yard, suitable Tor farnlahing
evsry part Of any house.
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Do not think this warm weather In
dicates that winteris over There will
be freezing weather yet, and plenty of
1t Then 60 this fine weather, when
you can get about, and get your cloth
ing ready for the coming storms The
place to get your clothing you allknow,
II is at the Store Of Baldridge, Gross.
land q Co., on Main Street.
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The New Year opens upon us find
ing that old establishment, Orange
Furnace Store, still leading off in the
business Of selling Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Boots g Shoes, Hats
& Caps, and every species Of goods 10
be found in any store
Gall and get your goods there One
door below the Bank.
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SD REGIMENT Remember that
next Wednesday will be the time for
the reunion ofthe members of the SD
o. V. l. at this place, Let all come
who can, and let our citizens extend to
all hearty welcome. 1t will no doubt
be a very pleasantand agreeable meet
ino,
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Statement
lumber! LIJMBER !! !!

HAVE my saw mill now in operation on my
Il own account, Mr.. Taught having gone out OF
tue business. The mill is npw located in Liberty
township, Two aud quarter miles from Mr. :
erly's, OF the old Crooks MIL
can supply lumber Of auy kind ordered, and
can ill all orders on short nOce. My Postot-
fee address Is jackson q. H., Ohio
Send In your orders, as am confident that
can render satisfaction.
Jan. Z, 1sC9-tf.
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On Monday last, W. K Hastings
Esq. retired from the Office of Prosecu-
ting Attorney after a service of four
years. Mr.. Hastings was one of the
best Prosecutors this county has ever
had.
John L. Jones Esq, the new Prose
Gator, is a live young man, and will
make his mark at the Bar.
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Notice.

Joanna Jacobs,
vs.. In Jackson Common Pleas.
William Jacobs. In Divorce.
49, State qf 0Aio, Jackson County, IS,
TO WtLLIAM JAcons, Greeting
VOU are hereby notified that the said Joanna
Il Jacobs, PLAINTIFF will proceed 10 take depo-
stlons of witnesses Ia this action at the office of
Alexander Worthingtoh, j. r., In Decatur town
ship, Lawrence county Ohio, on the 2eth day
Of January, A. ID. 1862 between the hours oil
nine 0 clock, A. NJ. and six o'clock, p. NJ, with
authority to adjourn fr0m day TO day till all
JOANNA JACOBS.
BY D. MAcKLEY, her Atty.
Dec. 81, '68--4w
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HALr's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer cleans the scalp of dandruff, and
aIlays all unpleasant irritations
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FROM HON. JAMES rHoApsoN,
gRoM REv. JOSEPH !. KaNgAaD. D. ).

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Dr. JAoKsoA-DHAR SiR;--I hars been IreqasNaf
requested o0naeet me- nae With recommendations ef
di1Hen kinds AZ medicines bM regarding ne practice
Oi Of my appropriate epere hare IN all eases d9
pdriculdrty fls my ODn family Of The HseMess Of Dr.
Roq7ands German Bttters, I depart JoNoaee ffom NJ
asaai course 10 erprsss my uA conviction that for geu
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint II Is 49, @zsafs and valuab8
pre- par alton. ~ soma eases q msg
Jadi bta aseaHy, doubt NOT eia
fom ns abops causss Yours, pery rsspectfu7y,
u H. KENlFxkD,
Eiehd, bslsw csatss sirseE
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was rendered to Prof Young for his
very eficieut labors among us.
Onmotion Of Irvine DUNCAN, second
ed by "A. w. Long, a vote of thanks
was teudered TO DR. G. Il. Cyumit for
his services as President Of the Insti-
tute. Adjourned sine die.
DR., O. X. CRuMT, Pres't.
Gro. w. FRY, Sec y pro TEN.
They are having small pox ever at
Waverly.
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Notice to School Teachers.

The next quarterly examinatio ion of Teacher,
in JucksOn county will commence on
Tuesday, April o, 1860.
Applicants for certificates must attend on the
first day, AZ ~ o'clock, A. NJ, and on all the
subsequent three days OF that week, at the SANE
hour. No person need apply unless qualified
No examinations will be had except at the regu-
lar quarterly examinations, and IN no case, anu
under no circumstances, v i'll u certificate b.
granted, only al the regular examinations.
JAn 7, '6S--tf
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TrihntA Of RAsnect.

The following resolutions were pass
ed by Lodge No. 243, Good Templars,
at Hamden;
WHEREAS, an All-Wlse God hath re-
moved from our midst, by death, our
beloved sister, Mrs. Kate Bundyi there
fore,
Resoioed, that we recognize in her
death, the loss of one, whose earnest
and Christian zeal rendered her a vau-
able CO. worker in the interest Of. hui
manity; who, by her social qualities
and kindness of heart, was endeared to
us alli and who ever exempliRed in her
life the beautiful motto OF our order,
"Faith, Hope, and Charity"
Resolved, that we extend tothe friends
Of the lost one, our warmest sympathies
in their deep affection
Resolved, that in token Of the loss that
has been sustained by us, we will wear,
in our meetings, appropriate badges Of
mourning.
WM BuRTENsHAw1
g. L. GosLNE ) Com.
]. B. PAINE,
LINES ON THE DEATH OF MRS. KATE
BUNDY.
The chain is brokon, one link Il gone.
She will meet us here no morei
The vacant seat, the black dnped hall
Tellus llios work 10 DER.
She labored with rs for this lodge,
She Joined our ferven prayer,
Upon our book her name remalns;
Her own hand wrote It there.
While we still meet and labor here.
She has entered Into Tcet
She holds tho "harp, and wears tue crown,
And aings among the blost
The hands we Joined. to form a link
In lhis bright chain oflove,
Arc now link TO bind our thoughts
To the bright world Ooove.
Alb death how quick thy work was done
When once within thy power
From blooming health 70 maugled corpse,
10 less than one short hour.
Alone she ded--no soothing hand -
NO weeping Hlenda were there;
No last caress from darling child -
No mothers parting prayer,
Her babe, her husband, and herself
Have passed deRthA river one bv one,
With bleeding hearts we kiss the rod
And calmly Say "Thy win be DONE
We bow beneath the chastenIng hand
Aud own the sentence just;
That one 80 loved 80 young must do
And mOuder back to dust,
Twas God who took her life away,
lis purpose none can telll
"Iie gave aud took He caunot err, ~
But "doeth all thngo well
We know that IN mysterious ways
Our Heavenly Father moves
Afllcis the children Of HIS choice
"And ehastena thoee He loves.
OF may her child, her orphan boy,
(Who will never know mothers love)
Grow day by day IN grace below,
Then live with her above
Her lie was short aud ofonr band
She was the hfstto fall.
We ltill remain but. n0he eau tell
Who next The Lord may eell.
Then let faithful al our poat
Work shle lie called today
For soon the messenger win come
To bear our nopls away.
May We all live prepared for death
u heaven secure hone;
For ln en- hour We think uot Of
"Ihs son Of man may come
ol let "a watch. and work, and pray,
While We with life are hlest;-
Then hetr the joyful words we'll done'--
Nov enter Into rest
When al our lsbors here shall end,
And croYna Of HE begiven, Il
Nay pot one face that meets ns here
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JOB Wom. We are printing blanks
for the county officers, and doing just
as good work as can be done in Cleve-
land or Springfield. We are using in
the ink Riley's Indispensable, new
invention which causes the ink to dry
at once, and gives it a beautiful, glossy
appearance.
We have on hand blank deeds, mort.
cages, Justices blanks of all kinds, go.
Send in your orders.
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FROM HON. eEo. ". WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHiIkDELPHIk March Is, 1861.
J. find Hoofdnfs German Biters is not as tatos
teatinS beverage bat "a good oHio HsSL IN dfsordsFl
" Ae dgsstpe orgaNs and qf great bensat n cases "
debflity and lgdat qf nervous aetion iH ls syteal
Tours truly,
Gro w RooDWARR
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sTAt the close OF the Teachers' In
stitute at this place last Friday, Prof.
Young read the following beautiful
lines. It's supposed to be the solilo-
guy of tired and discouraged school
teacher;
THE. TEACUER,s nRFANf
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We have received the January num-
Der of Peters Musical Monthly. 1t is
enlarged and much improved in ap-
pearauce. 1t containsa large amount
of interesting reading, aud several
pieces ofmusic. 1t is printed in the
most beautiful style.
Send $500 to J. L. Peters, 1893
Broadway, N. Y. and get it for one
year.
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Honey, ssiycerine. Eide = Flower.
HOauet and Palm
WANTED--AGENTS,-.s,5gs.%,ssao.o,pss,,f .,g.,s e 600 OOPS, psf

WANTED--A AGENTS. S.--s1s sgnis e '1Sogs. ss.ss.
" here. male and female 20 Introduce the CENU-
me lMPToVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch,
hem,iell, tuck, quiltootd, bind braid and omhrold-
erin Almost superior manner. Price only Sls
Fuly Warranted for trefears. We viii pay q, 900
for any Machine that viii sew stronger. more
heautluLor more elastic scam than ours. Itmakes
the Elastic Lock Stitch, Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing Il. We pay Agents from
go to S2O0 per month aud expenses or COM
mission from Which twice that amount can be
made Address, SEC0MB 4 CO., PITTSBURG,
PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
CAuIlON-Do moi he imposed upon by other
parties palmlng oil WORTHLESS cnst-lron machines.
under the sane name or Otherwise. 0ursis the
ouly genuine and really practical cheap maehiue
manufactured
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute of Jackson
County met December 28th, 1858, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant to previous
notice. The President in the chair.
The Secretary being absent, G w.
Fry was elected Secretary pro tenn.
A. w Long, y. MaekIey and NJ.
Morgan were appointed Committee
on Programme,
Adjourned to halfpast six P NJ
Eeeal,g Session.
G. s. Smart having resigned as
chairman Of the Executive Committee,
A. w. Long was appinted to flI yacan-
cy. Lecture by Prof Young Tho
following Committees were appointed;
On Department, r. II Kinnison and
Miss A. Warth On questions, J. w
Longbon, D w Delay and J. Y Sheg-
ard
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Dec. 90, Mornino Session

!
Opened with prayer by Prof Young.
Lecture by PIot. Young on Eduea.
ton in general. Recess, no Minutes J
Lecture by Prot Young on English
Language as agency in common School
culture. Questions assigned BY Com
mittes and answered
AJfrao6a Session,
Miscellaneous business, Lecture by
Prof Young on Writing and Drawing.
Questsons distributed by Committe
which were answered by the Teachers.
Ev@iag Session.
Discussion of questions propoed.
Dec. 80 Morning Session,
Opened with prayer by Rev / b,
Bradrok. Report from Committee on
department,
Lecture by Prof Young on Primary
Reading and Elocution Questions
distributed and answered
Ateraooa Session
The time of the Institute was all talk.
sn up by discussion on the time taken
TO examine Teachers for certificates,
participated in by J. A. Aleshire, and
others No evening session.
Dec 81, Morang Session.
Opened with prayer by A, Drake
Report Of Committee on Department
Lecture BY Prof Young, on Primary
Reading, 0rthograpy and Education,
afternoon Session
The following Resolution offered by
Thos, Hays, seconded by Geo w. Fry
was adopted;
RssOlvsd, thatthe Teachers approve OF
holding quarterly examinations ofthree
or more days.
Lecture by Prot, Young on School
management and Classification.
Ereaiag Session
Lecture by Prof Young on Common
Schools Question by Judge Longbon
ON tho subject matter Of Lecture answer
by Prof, Young,
jan /, MotRiag Session
Opened with prayer by Prot, Young
Lecture ny tfoL ! Qung on programme
Of School exercises Question hy
Judge Longbon, answer by Prot,
Young
Aftaaoon StsSoa
Questions answered, Reports oil
Teachers OF the several Townships on !
the condition ofSehool Houses, School |
furniture, Wages &c The School
Houses were reported as being gener- /
ally good, though in ono Township.
(Hamilton) the Houses were reported I
AS being misersblei and In some others
they we're not large enough TO
accommodate all the pupils OF the Dis.
lrict. Furniture (as Maps, Charts, |
Globes, Black boards) not very good. |
Wages from SS3 is to $50 per month.
Prof Young made some remarks on
be condition OF education in Jackson
and then closed by reciting a
Poem by Mr. Venable, Of Cincinnati |
Ohio.
On motion BY A w. Long, second.
ed BY Thos, Hays, q vote Of thapks
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eusr RnOsen, and tu cure all dissassa rssulae fvom
bad blood kespyom Em blood pure; ksep Fouf
Liver IL order keep yasr dlgetlipe srfans
u asss % rsmsaies ,a sss sT''ss's as assas Ss s ed
ever dssaA you The beet msR in Hs country TeoOmeAd
them, u years qf hoaed rspntatioH % for aRgthiN9
you mast ny 1eas preparations.
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CAUTION -unprincpled dealers are selling
Axes painted red as the RrD JACKET AXE Tie
GOOD qualities Of this Axe consists in It's super
lOr cutting qualities not IN the Red Paint.
The 'RED JACKET" Is for sale by oil response
Die hardware'dealers and the manufacturers.
LippincOtt AE EsaIkcweII,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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Opened with prayer by Prot Young
Lecture by PEot Young on Eduea.
ton in general Recess, no miuates)
Lecture by Prot Young on English
Language as agency in common School
culture. Questions assigned BY Com
mittes and answered
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per year.
, 1869-02-02

ss;:ss Ss:$ ny
Fs"v1sloxs-Unchans
sn1t.r-po'' i h&IitHSlix. 1isfs!slix
VI "; w: s,,Ss "a Is's!
Iso1l:.oss5A.:: pets afnsf i fuss; n:soo
':i asi:s s'i;s
:.': i: ii: AZ S., S:i
Ilo;l;,e::sM,rofk II; ho'a At sn.oo; market dull.
liz ps1.s.n ssa Il 'iloaSs-Som,n,l. lS
NionwlsEs-Can be- b.;uEhi at9sc
rol.oo. r.b H. -arEsn"1rrr.-rlour s1; .te..ly.
es 81: - a;aos :Shss' i%s Mss
ssjss. - ss!sst sxs
es s,.|s III sG!ss 'fs' '''''f At 70
..% l,kan1D% % %lioss;pS!ot ;s 81 is'si3Hc.
-. + l.; s eq r.; +, /: ,,s. ~ hi evto.
CINCINNATI, reS. ie1.SsiG.ipsst7u,,s-rlour aa,l
:s Sssfs. ssst' :'':
S;:;: s.s.ss sss I;
tuhfft 10 AK I'll ~. AID ta sestfcteu bnslncas Ia
no g. IL. ulk ue.t. H. bS Asa
ssse
'.e end clear .iass. bnxas cured AAHs at y &c.
iln;ssa as 7:oxs, ~ Petroleum quiet A. astsso e:
s sfi Ill., aSs' It ,s4 buying Rrchan:e
dull At ~ discount 1rs3}Hi5yk;y r3}Hyksy,l1E
| lufs o I'D cutaas ieaf Il Is. .oasi;.1. ~ N'
frrW fsevss.0Ss"rost. 4 tn.so. Lard eoY s:lc. n.ron,
shoulders, ING e!eaf ,s,b sdst 14s: s!esI s!aes:
SS1aps1e,ss.Whesi s = IN. II p so,s. Corn soassc.
Wa1sfr1-ha*' 81 Sss%fSfs s;fSTS
IN tie absence ot caoe news. Eeca1pa slace saiaSs
day. 5, tss bales exports. 1,sss bales.
CSC. Oaa, 7a:sc.. Rtaa: Es5.oo: --,..'.-.
| PEor1sfoS%PoEk. f3loQ. Lard. a3:ec. Bulk eat
nrtn shoulders, 14c; sides. la<slsc. Dressed hogs
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoCrs, Feb: h:l.-ToHAcoo-CnchAuSe
| CaT1o<-So sa1es reported
l HkxP-Prtme undressed kod atf!- 10
BEEAneTrTFe-Flour weak but not quetanlj
sesnEeA sugfTs rsRsed n =! r. s9 I
nTsa and aneaanssd i sse1ls. osts arm !! soM;tse ~
Easey qq!es ~ = s.;3oo e prime to eh e1oT'
MnHKs-Sem1nal,y 70 xss a s:He;
saontess, isYc to rea7 lis Sass. l5c ee.z
III shouletr, Ike cle.E rlb sides 1sc lof clsa
sides md sQsa1.cuzed haas. l1a a1"es p5oo
E1e1n1s Flour. 10 erlz shsas $500 bu: serI
a;0o b oNt& 500 ba, barley 10 eu sse, 7,oa Id
, 1869-02-02

custom regulating Tho payment Of TOW bsi1s. y 80
MT appear 10 tho Court thai there rAs anJ unsesM y
foW biIit: thrro - wSs no custom. Tho
cTtdepte OF Mr. 4. carter ~ w.s,,,,aa taas
he llm.eK introduced tns fss0,anop; = @nieh
Hranehi ssnnt thG srrecmtns 10 tho custom IN
!ss I'D 'nS ~, II sef .h.s tne taess c1s tow
M oad Is a9sfr 9s,rpas.s s ssG III e L.. ns
~ - ~. m n,c9a.inx cussom: that Tho soils'
msns II rueh S e.,ms W. A.to. Of bargain. he
as,ss's hat md r." os no,
ne;nr 1,sirnded that apy spec11 bargain had uvtF
~ ~ Hnstr bY tho parties 10 mako lhasn pbrsop
xiv re pon.iplt, - distinguished ffon tho vessel
Natr
, 1869-02-02
THE FIRST NATIONAL.
Description of The Bank at the
Corner OF Stale and WASH
ton Streets.

The new First National Bank building, Situated
On the corner OF Stale Aud Washington suests,
WAS taken possession Of By the otacars Of the
bank and opeIed for the Transaction OF business
yesterday morning. From the tine Of opening,
10 D. NJ, until the hour Of closing, 3 ?. H.. con.
staLt stream Of persons, ladies and gentlemen,
an1lous to see the Interior Of a structure having
70 eupcrblY besuiital an exHslor. swarmed
State s,reet, and remaining oalY long enough to
catch glimpse OF tho admirable hTAnSeue0ts.
and then departing tausned. perhaps felcc:lng
work 4 description Of The euerio. Of the
building h:s already been pRailsh=d in The
1RIBDhE; but the interior. which nas just been
detall.
The msin doos is thlrty.c!ght feet wide by one
hundred he. loap, in The clear, With three gu
On Washington street. Tho wlde double door
looks dowa upon hoth streets, tue corner Of the
bsh qh nroa eeos
handsome b1t1,er e1tEnda ninnR the los:h side
pced al 'o Of he
Tue barrier t=ef, Is Of lion, p,iatrd dark green
and b!o5ztd, the plates being Of amoo,h,
pnp1snee psuneis ot Ssa Vsseont msFos, % Da stole
surgcsurc OF handsome Scotch granite. Sur
moaE..ne tbs u > ei!5et railing. supported !, By
nsss With tue teIlers CT clerks Between Ii. wtn-
dpwB, On the north eide, ere three vida writing
| sabs OF Tennessee m@rblo. with b3cks Of the
same. on which drop hooks Tor hodlng cheeks.
The door Is Of black and white marble In the tes-
| etlated style.
room, II BY % feet, With black walnut doors,
pierced With ground 9lats Windows bearing the
monogram Of the bank. handsomely devised. The
furniture Of tho room. long table aud numerous
cta,te. Is Of black walnut 6onth Of this room ID
| lhc currency yault, BY Il feet, With walls four
| let th!ck-thYee OF nrlck ard one Of stone
containing large Hcntng = Com.
psny's compartment safe, Weighing twelve
iors. Il cost nbout a .000. Adjoining this vault
solid 1oo1a, four fcet thick composed OF q laycl
| OF concrete, two feet thick, between two layers
Of s,pne. each 4 loot thick Next 70 thu last mon
toned vault IS wash.rnou, we'll fitted up, and
into which there IS private entrances. Under
/ meath the passage-EaY ale vaults. conttEuctsd IN
similar way 10 the Others described. The tor
lco1s And basement ara fitted mp for Offices. Tht
ceilings throughout tho building arc 0
corrugated iro0, painted white bslow, ans
IL Of wood. covered With tn, built above the cor
rugatcd iron ceilings, which Will reaaln even
1 tho wooden roof ehould bs destroyed ny Gre.
| 4 splendid collatlon WAS eprpAt out In th
| rzee1deuts room in the afternoon. an1 a iltg
| Lumber OF the friends Of tho officers OF the ban
| pa1touk Of the rrfFcehneuts and drank the hrslt
oI tho ot1ec1s, and wished SUCCESS to the 1nstlsr
| ton uu1er ihe1f control.
The officers OF The bsuk arc ~ follows:
Prcsidcnt-sanuel II. Ntckctso1.
| Cashtcr--L. ]. 44gc.
Dtrectors-A. T&lcos:, Geo. Webster, S. NJ. a
ltr,on, Il. II. Porter. e. q. ua1l, r. Ctumoaus q
Daniel Thompson, samuel II. Nickerson.