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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

ARE WE ALL GoISe ITO judge from
the number of trunks received al the mann
moth hardware and bouse-furnishing depot
of Mr.. Geo. Huntley within the last few
days. he must calculate that everybody
hereabouts intends to emigrate, or else the
change in clothing about this time creates q
demand Tor an extra number of these arti-
cles. Be that as it may. Mr.. Huntley knows
what's what, and now that he has them
every man or woman that needs one should
90 there and buy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

DREAMS Il dreamed fearful dream.
thought was riding in the cars and they
flew from the track into a river of clear water.
l thought / could swim, and the ater was
forty feet deep. clear as crystal. took up
Mayors dream book-Leopold Mayors
dream book-the book of Sybil-and found
that it was very fortunate dream. Mayer
sells cheap dry goods and dress goods. Op-
era House, Main street, Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

L. o. Q. TIoN.-Somc questions should
be read with an elevation of voice, as did
you get that cheap dress at j. j. Murphy
& Co.'s2" O-her questions should have the
falling slide, as Where did you get that
new dress 7'' Some questions are doubtful,
as "Where--was it-who--did ou
get it at j. j. Murphy's. or where ~ But
it matters not SO that you do get ell your
dry goods from J. J. Murphy & Co., Huston
House. sign of the big sign, Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

CraARs.-Some people wouldn't give away
a cigar. Other some would. ! was Lassinl
Leopold & Bros Oak Hall Clothing Store
on Main street. where new cheap clothing
of all kinds is kept for tbs lowest possible
price. Call and see. for seeing is believing
Call at Leopold & Brothers. Oak Hall Cloth
ing Store and get new summer suit.
got the cigar. Pm going too.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

Two QUEsTIoNs.-Will the editor of the
Johnstown Democrat please answer the two
following questions, which are of interest to
the taxpayers of the county: First. Did
Jacob Fronheiser offer to rent "Fronheiser' 3
Hall" for the use of the District Court of
Cambria county," and to fix it up. as well
as the offices for the Sheriff and Prothonota-
nv. and also the jury rooms, for an annual
rent of $3.50 or $4O02 Second. Was this
offer, if made, declined, and was the Union
Hall" rented for the same purposes for the
sum of $500 per year, The editor of the
Democrat, being on the ground. will oblige
us by furnishing the information desired.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

EF. ANpREw.-Who was st. Ardrow
There is difference Of opinion on this sui
ject, but we do know who Andrew rs
Andrew is the man who got his pants a
bloody staying dogs. SO he went to l.. Cc
hen & Brothers. Now York Clothing Ha
and bought another Sunday suit. Do the
sell cbsap7 Well, now just try them O
Main street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

BLUE HATs.-Very fancifnl head cover
ings for gentlemen in the shape of blue hats
are coming into fashion. We saw several oi
them while away from home the other day.
None have been introduced hsre As yet, but
Vallie Barker keeps a splendid assortment
of more desirable and sensible colors and
styles, and can fit any head that presents
itself. Go and see Yallie's stock Of summer
goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
Personal aossIp

Ole Bull, the volinist, arrived In New
York last week from Europe.
-I'eecilcr is going to Indiana. Mrs. u. should
keep an eye on him.
-Langley's Directory, just published, estimates
the population or San Francisco In September last
at 1T9,250.
The Rev. Thomas Foley, OF Baltimore, It is
said. las been designated MS the new Catholic
Bishop OF Chicago.
Tho New York papers say G. ii. a. Carter, an
American commission merchant, OF that city is
the fortunate possessor OF ticket No. 247se, which
drew 800 900 In gold In the Vile dc Paris lottery,
drawn on the Attn oi December.
-BrIgham Yonng, Jr., Is said TO he sojonrning
In Philadelphia on account Of the unwngness
Of his third wife, o Philadelphia lady, TO leave
that city for The pleasures OF Utah. A plurality OF
wives, II seems, docs not entirely do away with
family difficulties and female influence.
Tho story OF George Peabodyis loyo Is authen-
tically told by writer In the Providence Journal.
More than thirty years ago q Providence school
girl, OF rare beauty and good family, found her
first love In youth OF u ncighborng city. They
were "cngaged;" but he failed ln business, could
not AFFORD 70 marry, and released her from her
engagement Lhe going TO europe with her
friends. There shc met George Peabody, then,
comparatively speaking d young man, but one
who was already making his mark, and whose
wealth was beginning to pour In ON every sltic,
He became enamored OF her beauty and grace,
and finally madc TO her On oncr OF marriage.
After some hesitation, she accepted her new
snitor and returned to America bis anianccd wife,
Here she met her former lover, the old aG,ct.
returned, and she began to pine away in an mp.
propriatc manner. At length she told all 10 Mr.
Peabody, and lie, with that manliness that char
actcrlzed his every action. gave her up, and, in
due time, she was married and settled. This Is
Tho one romance In the life OF the great phIlan-
thropist. Tho lady was left widow not many
years after, bat 1t Is not known whether Mr.
Peabody ever nc. ncr again.
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REDUCING THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Sccrctnry BoutSvelrs Plnn-An Easy
nnd Pleasant Process.

The wide-awakc Washington correspondent
or the Cincinnati Gazette writes:
= SNothing Is more simple than the process by
which Mr.. Boutwellis Is enabled to Issue his bulle.
tins every month, telling the people how the na.
all along, but never knew until to-day what was
the modus opeldnd. Adapted 10 private busi
ness, II would enable the worst bankrupt In The
united States to "stand erect,n ns Mr.. HIcawber
ull after he had given his o u TO Traddlcs. The
secret IL ths: An order has been given to the
accounting officers OF the treasury TO allow no
claims whatever against the government-to pay
Just two exceptions madc to this general rule
the bondholdcrs and the ofllcehoiders These
gentlemen are paid 10 the uttermOst farthipp
All othcr classes or government creditors are de-
nled even hearing. And SO, for the sakc OF an.
pearing to pay or the public debt, hundreds Of
millions OF Just ana equitable claims have been re-
pudiated.
Now, why not 90 o step further and say to the
oondholtlcr that NC can't redeem his couponsf Ia
the debt OF the bondholder hcdgcd round by any
sacred obligation that dues not amply equally 10
the man whose ciaim ts not In bonds but in quar-
tcrmasters vouchersY but the fact IL, the debt ia
increasing daily, Notwithstanding Mr. Buutuellis
lying bulletins. AZ tue claims now being denied
Will have to be paid some day or other unless We
adopt the great relief Of reputation, as allOther
nations have done In some form or another and
bury the whole mass OF claims, whether In the
form or bonds or OF anything elsc. In q common
grave, to the Emusic OF the Unionn-whiCh ia the
latest name for the Rogue's March. Equal and
exact Justice to all men" Ia tho bogns motto OF the
all creditors should be the rule OF conduct OF every
honorable man. II the government underi axes
10 repullnte one part OF the debt let the pcople
nnisi the Job ana repudiatc the rest OF Ii.
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SPARKS FRoM THE WIRES.

Inc pcople Of Rupcrt's Land have Issued n
declaration OF independence.
seven large brlok stores on South SalIna street
syracuse, New York, have been burned, with n
ioHs OF nearly half million.
George Montjoy, convicted OF whskcy fra,d, q,
fhiadclphia, has been sentenced to two years in
tue penitentiary and 5000 flnc Tile prisoner
will be allowed a few days' custody under tho
snilea States Marshal to settle his atInirs.
inc Rev. Barron Stowe Baptist clergyman. Ia
dead OF apoplcxy.
Joiin r. Wilder, OF Cincinnati, attacked his wife
win hatchet, innictIng fatal injuries, and then
blew out his Trains.
'icaFy SOU cast storms nnd Incessant rnins
prNy.'l ut For ross Monroe.
~ ehlire regular Democratic ticket. with one
'ScHn'"h " elected In Rome, o., yesterday.
u e Gy. a,pontcd by tho military aut tforlf,fs
sr,cs"Ss acr'r,ppps County, Va, has been sen.
l.urs, IL, i,-~ ears IA lie pcntcntiary, by mill.
tai, cor,-rissier> -! trnr.ang $4,000
Ther. VA a,s ni.S. e IN Rc;,nond OH Christ.
mas night between some White ana colorcd men.
The police Inteliertd aud wGlie assaulted. No one
was seriously hurt.
IN respect to stanton's memory, Governor R'-
lock- of Georgia, displayed The haa.2, halfnor:
sn the capitol buildings In Atlanta.
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WLSYFISGTON.
Cuban Bcnigcrcmcy-Thc Herald and
thc Bank Statement.
trHoM THE ASSOCIATED rnHss.l

WASllISGTOS, December -.
The Tribunc's special says adrlccs from w,lsli-
iugton represent the intentions or the admnistra.
tion as favorable to an carly recognition OF Cuban
Gclligercncy AMI Mr.. Summers views ure believed
10 have altered with respect to the antislavcry
character OF General Ccspcdcs anu lis govern
ment.
The Herald has the following comments on the
bank statement: "As the statement is only for
FIVE days, 1t is suggested that there has not
been SO even distribution of the different
items, inasmuch rs the different banks lose
the chances OF the last days exchange being
IN their favor. Again, the payments into
the sub-Trcasary for customs, combined
with the specie payments or the week. will 20 far
10 account for the decrease In specie. Taking the
specie from the deposits, 1t would leave about
TWO and II half millions or the latter TO be ac-
counted for. This Is done by conjec;uring that
The withdrawal OF funds TO meet various nav.
ncnts OF interest due from railway and oiIler
corporations, together with the temporary dliYu.
ZION ofmoncy among the shopkeepcrs for holiday
goods, VIII fully amount 10 the sum In question.
The effect upon the stock market was hardly per-
eeptibic, inasmuch az only few brokers still re.
maincd on the sidewalk after the publication Of
the statement, and, among them, 1t was no, re-
garded with any apprehension. 1t Is only proper
to observe that, 80 far the banks are concerned,
IL really leaves them In q better position than
might at first appear. With the decrease I'm loans
and reduction OF deposits, they are about In the
same position ns when they began the week.
While the loss IN reserve Is Two millions, they can
afford TO lose one million, that tile surplus
above the reserve required by law is decreased by
only the latter amount.n
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EUROPE.
r. h a E T. Il !, ettc

The Brunette
JIAYRE, December 81.
me cargo OF the brunette, recently ashore
near Mares, is reported salvablc.
The Spnnish Constitution.
hADRID December -.
The iberian Newspaper says that Spain vii,
fully settle the matter Of tie new constitution
during January.
The American Bishops.
BERLIN, December 81
Letters In Berlin newspapers from Rome en-
phaticaily deny the current reports OF the liberal
ity OF the American bishops. Their corresponds
ents assert that they blindly follow the Papa
lead,
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THE DARNWELL RMCEs
Third Day.
lrnOM our OWN CORRESPONDENCE
OAKS, nARSWELL. 6. C. Dpcemhpr %

iFnOM our OWN CORRESPONDENT
OAKS, pARSwELL, S. c., December q.
Yesterday, the third day Of the races over
the Sherwood Course, passed Off pleasantly, al.
though the racing was not ns exciting as OIL the
nrst day. The day was clear but cold the track
being IN better order than OIL Tuesday. The
hrst race was Two mile dash between the
#eathcriy colt and General Hagood's Bnl
stobcy. This badc fair to bc an exciting race
but the weatherly colt boltcd as lie had done on
tuesday, and at the Same Place, jumping tile
fence and throwing his rider. Again tile horses
we're reslartcd with moro experienced rider on
tie Weatherly colt, but the result was the same.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the Jockey who,
when he approached the point at which his horse
fad twice boltc, let go the Or rcin throwing his
cntire strength upon the other, and using his
whip over HIS horses head, but wIth no success
Tor over the barrIcade the obstinate beast would
60, thus proving very marplot
SECOND RAcE-HALr MILE DASH AND nEprXr
MAJOR Bacon's colt, Captain Richardson's Agate.
and Diamond colt were entered Major Ba.
cons colt beautiful bay clean limbs and grace.
lul, nervous action, won both heats with anna
rent case and without punishment.
Agnte had the sympathles OF the fair sex. owing
not only to her beauty, but to the .hct that she
was entered by handsome, dashIng, unmarried
gentleman OF the district.
The Diamond colt did not run the second hcn,
having been badly beaten In the first
THIRD RACE-NILE AND HALF DASH
ColcocE's John lIooper's colt and IIanood,s
Salnda were entered. This was the mos, cxci,.
ing race OF the day-JUhn lioopcr's colt proving
Tue Victor, hut ruled out for foul riding. THIS
was regretted by botll friends and foe. as The
Judges were OF the opinion that the result wou;l
nave ocen the same had the race been fair and
~iilc they ruled in favor OF Saluda, they declared
the bets OIL.
The fourth and last race OF the day was hal,
mile dash between Dunbar's colt and -. In
both heats the former horse was beaten.
AS inc Sherwood C,rb Is now the only one in
operation In The State, hll who are FOND OF this
sport shouid become members and attend Tho
races which come Off ut the season OF the year
when every one can run or from home for few
days. Each year will add to the attractions Of
tile races over this course, as the young planter.
oi Tue State, who are now emerging from theI,
broubles arc preparing TO hive each their sind
and VIII attend the races with their own racing
ateck. The Sherwood Course ts susceptible O
great Improvement, and with the energy and in
serest shown by Its present officers, we exncc,
to sec 1t next year In perfect order.
Many were tho beautiful women who sm;,nf
upon the efforts OF fathers, husbands and sweet
hearts, and as tho BEAUTIFUL stceds were unblon
keted the nutter Of bright ribbons and rose,
demonstrated that, even here, woman's hand wa
felt. cv.,o,,
chniOu'
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Ohitnarn.

SIEWARf.-DIed. ON the 10Th December. 1859
month. Her character and life arc tlcscrbnd M in
y ,, lew words: An unsclilsli, generous. warm
mynrteu Cnristian woman, aboundiny in works of
nWu.y nn anu nencvoience. IL pleased tOd To close
,, mer mo on earth with year ofKreat and con-
,inheu ,l.Ie suffering, which she bore with unc0In-
made her life useful, ana her death bannv She
ward. h" st"ec' W hei IT,
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~" CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN nre notified that she will discharge
cargo THIS DAY at Adger's South Wharf
Goods remaining uncaed for at sunset will be
left on the wharf ut their risk.
JAMES AUGRR 4 CO.,
Agents.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF OLD ST.
STEPHENS CHURCH, 81. slnrI,p,..a ,,,yo,,
AND BRETHREN OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
With the consent of the Bishop OF the Diocese
purpose, through Gods assistance, to reopen
this venerable Colonial Church. It Ia now sixty
years since 1t has been closed and the old con-
gregation has long since scattered, but during
tho past summer have repeatedly preached In It,
aud, though my services were OF night, always to
large and attentive congregations, OF both white
and colorcd. I feel assured that therc Is here q
wide field for successful missionary work. The
building, substantial brick structure, IL In GOOD
preservation, but the interior was much Injured
during the war. l need about $4,000 ono thous-
and dollars to repair 1t, enclose the graveyard,
and fit UP parochlal school. Tie people, though
In moderate circumstances and not Episcopau-
ans, have subscribed lbcrally for these purposes.
but they cannot do ALL l therefore confidently
appeal to my brethren OF the diocese, and espec-
ally to those OF Charleston, st. Johns, st. ste.
phens and elsewhere friends, relatives and descen-
dants OF the dead buried around this sacred
building. seek 70 rescue from dcsecratlon the
graves OF the loved and honored and to rehallow
the spot where they sleep With the word and wor.
ship OF God. Help me with your gifts rad your
prayers. In your Christmas and New Year's
offerings remember this work for Jcsus' sakei
Contributions may be sent to me, addressed
"Monck's Corner" or to Messrs. TnURSTON i
HOLMES, Charleston, 8. G. Pr. STEVENS.
uec9l tuth4
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ttlnrrleo.

HiBHIS-CARS.-On Thursday evening Dc
ceinoer S -, by the Rev. W. II. Adams, WuMur :
"i""hs "'i" hHs JOSIE C. CARs, both OF this city
DlNGLE-MASSOT.-O Thursday evening. Do
TghoeT ~ ~ @al, NY the Rev. John Bnchnau, d, D.
,, ~, -: ntSIIE anu iiELUIsE, eldest daughter OF
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1t IL now said that the shorlncss OF Father
nyaclntne,s cra stay In this country was owing to
y ICY pr9salc, INT nevertheless imperative reason
~ Sas SIMPLY that nc brought but 1000 francs in
money WIN hiin, and that being spent, he had to
go oack 70 his friends. Fortunately for him, the
mace him no charge for his board, or he could
nos I nave stayed with us as long "a he did and
Saougn nc would accept no pny from the French
M9eSolent Society for the lecture he delivered In
meis s1 oehaif ne was forced to allow them to pay
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no" OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK, CHARLESTON, s. G., DECEMBER
%, ls6s.-Sotice Is hereby given that ON and after
the ist January, 1870, the Transfer Books of the
southwestern Railroad Bank and the South Caro-
ina Railroad Company win be closed TIL new
list Of the Stockholders bc completed
J. NJ. HAItLESTON,
uec2t fmwi Cashier.
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Mr no CONsUMPTIVEs.-THE An.

-" ~ OoNOOmI lltESo.-if1E Alil
VERTlSER, having been restored to health In q
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with q severe lung anec-
tlon, and that dreadful disease, consumption, is
anxious to make known to Ills fellows sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire It, lie viii send a copy OF the
prescription used free OF charge) with the diree-
tions for preparing and using the samo, which
they VIII find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, &c. The object Of the ad-
vsrtiser In sending the Prescription is TO benefit
the afnicted, and spread information which he
conccivcs to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer win try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing. AMI may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, Will please I'D.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
Kings County. New York. nov0 9mos
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&S- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors OF Youth and the Folles OF Age, in rsla.
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with q helping
hand for the crring and unfortunate. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia
Ia. - sept25 8moa
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JrS" CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
ID. +. KEELING are hereby notified tina. she ia
THIS DAY dscharging cargo at brown s. Co.'S.
wharf. All goods not called for before sunset will
NC stored nj their risk and expense. No claims
allowed after goods leave the wharf
"cc2s WIN. ROACH Il CO., Agents
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dcc2t ftnwI

5.ss- OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER IS, lss0.-NorICE.-
All blowing OF trnmpets and other unusual noises
In the VlncIniy OF the Academy OF Music IL hereby
prohibited, rs it tends to annoy the audience and
interrupt the peace OF those who seek enjoyment
therein. AL those offending will be arrested
by order o. the Mayor.
II. w. HENDRICKS
ucczo Chief OF Police.
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lions; lions; IL constrained TO believe that contraction,
ana mnulsEutsed, IL the one necessity or the
sItualioH; Inc only remedy for existing evils so
inr as me currency has relation to tIicn and TINT
.nc nailon cannot emerge from It's cInbarrass.
meHts ana difficulties until the makers and n,
nnimlstraiors or the law have the honesty and
cnu. ' ~ io' ""t" ~ 'hc
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1r NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, 8. C.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January 1st, 1870, will bc paid OH prescn-
.auon at the banking house OF u, II. KIMPToN,
Financial Agent State OF Sou,h Carolina. No. Q
Nassau street, New York 3. w. FISHER.
dec27 l3 Tro,auror
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@-PERRY's COMEDONE AND PIN.
PIE REMEDY positively cures comedones tBald
Heads or 0rnhsI also Red. White and Mal,cra,cd
PImpics on the face. Depot No. 20 Bond street,
New York SoM by Druggists everywhere.
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GD- PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH
CAR0LlNA.-Extract from the Report OF James
3. Gibbes, ESQ.,, late President OF this Bank,
submitted to the meeting, g Stockholders held
on the 29th November, 1tx,S0
The co%htlon OF the Ralk today Is shown by
the following statement. The securities have
t'I,n valued by Messrs. II. ii. DeLcon and J.
II. Wilson:
ll02 Shares South Carolina Railroad
Company, ut s4O.. s44oso 90
1oo2 half Shares South Carolina Rail-
road Company, Mt SIS 25.... ls,2s7 10
.ooo Snarcs Pcopie'S Bank Stock, at So ID 600 90
,o5o Stnic OF South ni-,s....2ila Donda,
ut es per cent. ssstsz,4S-,.. ssas 90
$1,000 Bonus or GrccnyiIle and Co:acss-s...t "a,
lumbia Railroad, Stnte guarantee,
at 60 per cent. 9ooU 90
$4,000 Spartanburg and Union Railroad
Bonds, State guarantee, ut As per
cent. ........................ 900 20
$4,000 Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road Per Cent. Bonds, State
guarantee, at So per cent. ......... $3.50 90
$23,soo Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road Per Cent. Bonds, State
guarantee. at 62 per cent......... 1850 90
$4,000 Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road Bonds, FIRST mortgage, at go
per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 2o,4oo 90
solldated Bonds, Sper cent, at 20
per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 1880 90
$sl, 200 Pensacola and Georgia Rail-
road Bonds and Coupons, ut per
cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eo,1Oo 90
Total. s174, ,o52 90
REAL ESTATE.
Calhoun street property.......$4,000 90
2i,0oi acres Florida Lands. :. 5000 90
-- $4,000 20
CASH AssErs.
New York Exchange. .... 4so oU
Cash on hand. .............. $3.50 q
5,5sS 81
Bills Receivable, Protested Exchange
and other assets valued at..... 5000 90
s255,4ss 81
LIABILITIES
Circulation outstanding. 80. 500, ,o95 on
Estimated to have been lost
or destroyed. d............... 10000 90
2d,995 90
Surplus $22s, ,4o3 27
tcc27 .
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gJ- NO CURE, NO OPAY.-FORRESTS
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, whoopIng
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. &c cents
N. B.-Thc genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. A1MAR, Agent,
Corner King and yanderhorst streets.
nOY25 thSin;mO