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LET IT BE RENEMBENEU,

first Of ait that HOOFBAND'S GERMAN
BITrERS ia not q rum beverage.
They are not alcoholic in any sense of the
term. They are composed wholly of the pure
juice or vital principle OF roots. Ibis Ia not
q mere assertion. The extracts from which
they are compounded are prepared by one OF
the ablest OF German chemists. Unlike any
other Bltters in the market they are wholly
free from spirituous ingredients The ob;eS-
ton which hold with 50 much fosce against
preparations of this class, namely-that a de-
sire for intoxicating drinks Is stimulated by
their use, are not valid In the caseoi the Ger.
man Bitters. So far from encouraging or In
culcating q taste or desire for ilebriating
beverages, IL may be confidently asserted that
their tendency Is IN diametrlcally opposite
direction. Their eftnct can he
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GERMAN BITTERs.

or his Invaluable Tonic. He has prepared
another medicine, which Is rapidly winning
its way 10 popnlsr favor because of its intrip-
sic merits. ..Ch,s ID
H0oFLAND'S PoDGPHILLfN PlAI.s, I
| q perfect substitute for mercury, without any
of mercnry's eytl qualities. t
These wonderful Pills. which are intended
to act uron the Liver, are mainly COMPOSED
of Podophyliin, or the
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VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MAN
nRAK ~ RnAT

DRAKE ROOT.
Now we desire the reader to distinctly mn
derstand that this extract OF the Mandrake IS
many times more powerful than the Man
drake Itself. 1t is the medicinal virtues of
this health-giving pant il perfectly pure
that two Of the Podophyliin pms constitute
full dose, whtle anywhere six to eight or q
handful OF other preparations OF the Man
drake arc required. The podophyllln
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER Z
stimulating It's functions and causing IL to
make its hillary secretiors ia regular and
proper quantities, TIE injurious results
which Invariably follow the use Of mercury
Is enf sSy ag9aea y t4s a sg \ i nS
exerted. The extract OF Mandrake Contained
in them is skillfully com bined with four 9TH
er extracts, one of which acts upct1 the stonl-
ach, one upon the upper bowels, one upon The
lower bowels, and one prevents any gripping
effect, thus, producing 9 pin that influences
the entire digestive aud ELEMENTARY syst H.
in an equal ana harmonious manner. and Its
action entirely iree from nausea, yoin ting or
gripping pains common 10 all other purgatiges.
Possessing these much desirable qualities,
the Podophyilin becomes invaluable az e.
FAMILY MEDICINE.
No household should be without then,--
They are perfectly safe. require but two for
an ordinary dose, are prompt and efhvient !
action, and when used IN connection with pr
regarded as certain specifies In all eases OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any or the
disorders to which the system Is ordinarily
subject. The
roDoPHYLLlN PILLS
| ect upon the stomach and bowels. carrying
OF improper distractions, while the bItteIs
or Tonic purify the blood, Sirgngthen aud in
y1Rorafe the frame, give tone and appetite 10
the stomach, and thus build up the invalid
anew.
remedies Tor disea~eA, has given the world
ODE mainly for OK ernsl application, in the
wonderful preparation Rnowp as
DR.. H0OFLAND'S GREEK OIL.
This OH Is sovereign remedy for pains and
aches OF all kinds ItheuIu tIStA, Neuralgia,
Toothacha, Chilblsins. sprsirs, Burns, raln
in the Back and Ions, RingH ornis &c, &cp
number of cures effected by II is astonishing,
and they art increasing every day.
Taken Internally. ~ IS a cure Tor nsaTt-
| burns, kidney diseases, sick headaches, collie.
/ dysentery, chol era mofous, cram s, pains ~
| the stom oh, colds, asthma, sc.
The Greek on Is composed entirety OF heel
| ing gums and essential oils. The principal
ingredient is an oily substance, pro ured IN
destroyer u pain are truly magical. Thou
sands have been benefited by Its use. and "a
/ trial by those who are skeptlcal Mlll thor
oughly convince them OF itS inestiinADle
value
5 THESE Remedies VIA be sent by express TO
any iaca ity upon application 10 the rRfS-
tPALbFFiCTs ~ the 81 IEIt M n ME- i)ICfSl'
STORE. 81 Arch ST., Fh'ladsplia
cEis,i..A ". EsNsi =. rRoFRtET0a,
harsssriy, IL. adclasoa d 20.
fle4e ,emedi5s are Tor saq br
pfu ,afs, oiprekeepers uRlt 4lQ@
case iagltgs every harc.
Juuo }.dEss,a
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pAYMAsTER HODGE

The recent dcfaleation of Paymas-
ter Hodge has, Of course, caused
great comment. He has ever been
regarded as au excellent officer and
honest tnan. see that some journals
are undertaking to make political
capital out of the defalcation. The
truth il, MAJOR Hodge is and always
has been u Democrat. In the opinion
Of some, this might account for his
dishonesty but am more charitable.
Moreover, Paymaster General Brice
ii q Democrat, and so if the defalca
lion have an, political Specification
whatever, it is that IL Democrat can.
not be trusted, either TO handle pub
lie funds or have supervision OF those
who 10. % that case The sooner we
get rid of all Democratic Office hold
ers tho better. And to this see no
earthly objection, on general princi-
pies.
But ! will exhaust your patience
il | keep on any longer on these ger-
erai topics. TO leave them and men,
ton matters of a personal nature,
beg to say that l had great pleasure
day or TWO ago in meeting your
correspondent OF last summer, Mrs.
Forrest, who has returned from
visit to her home at Burlington. Mrs.
f., one of our most intellectual ladies.
is much improved in health, and
trust she may 1.-Two forever. "Poto
mac" has recovered from recent III.
moss Gen. Rice is getting fatter than
ever Judge Longhridge has not
been here for two weeks aud ail
the other Iowa people are in tip-top
order. LINK.
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MEDICAL. ssa 81
NNn wxLLToN OF LIVES SAVED

IL Is one of tho remarkable facts OF this re-
markahle age. not merely that so many per-
sons are Inc VICTIMS Of dyspepsia or indiges-
not be understood 10 say that any one regards
dyspepsia with favor, or feels disposed To
rank it4mong the Injuries OF life. iar from
IL. Jhose VINO have eXpeIient ed Its tormentS
would scout such an idea, All dread it, and
would gladly dispense with its unpleasant
iamillarities Mark Taply,. who was Jolly
under ali the trying circumstances in which
he was placed, never had an attack of dispep-
sia. or his iolhty would have speedily forsa-
ken him. Men and women sometimes suffer
Its fortunes uncomplaininEly, but who ever
heard OF person who enjoyed them 2
OF all the multifarious diseases 10 which
the human system Is liable, there Is perhaps
no one SO generally prevalent as dyspepsia.
There are diseases more acute and painful,
and which more frequently prove fatal; but
none, the effects OF which are so depressing TO
the mind and SO positively distressing to the
world 1t is
a CONFIRMED pYSPEpfIC.
But it is not our intention to discant on the
horrors of Dyspepsia. 10 describe them
truthfully is simply an impossibility, but II is
possible to point out remedy We have
versal of human diseases This is emphat-
cRily the case in the United STATES Whether
this general prevalence is due y the character
the hasty manner In which it is usually
swallowed is not our province TO explain
The great fact with which we are called TO
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS
almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet is g VIC
tim, an apparently willing one; for we're this
not the case. why so many uilerers, when
certain, speedy andsafe remedy 10 Within the
easy reach of all who desire 10 nval them
selves Of II +? But the majority VIII not
Blinded by prejudice, or deferred by some
other unexplained influence, they refuse TO
accept the relief protfered them. They turn
a deaf ear to the testimony of the thousands
whose sufterings have been sllevlated, aud
with strange infatnation, appear TO cling with
desperate determination TO their rutAless tor
mentor. but says dyspepic What IS this
remedy? to which we reply: This great allie
viator of human suffering is almost rs widely
know as the Eng isls language IL has allay ed
the agouies of thousands. and is to day car
ryins comfort and en- enlargement to thou
| sands of Others. This acknowledged panacea
Is none other than tg 5s
DIR. HOoFLAS DIS GERMAN BrTrERS
Would you know more of the merits OF this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from
the experience OF others? Try 1t yourself,
and when 1t has Jailed to fulfil the assurance
Of Its efficacy given by the proprietors, then
abandon faith In ii. E
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LUMBER &SpRINl HAGONS

ESUGgfeaa
and ell other work in my line, whichs
will wRrrErtto be equal II not superior to
any work made in the West.
My facilities, Ia every respect, enable me
TO CELL on 81 rensona bic ernls aE AM sstab-
tiEhmsnt in this section.
Work done to order and with dispatchJ
Orders solicited, and an invitation is exs
isudad to all in 'wsEt OF Wagons or Bug
gies. ALL work warranted es recommend,
"a.
I have alsaeinpiGyed rfRt,-eiass TRIM
cler, and Keep constantly or hand a large
assortment aftrimmiBes. leather spdcloth
and everything. in that lire, plated ware
~
1Nnt t5rget titelIiuee.s lBc5
Gg- TFUM rs IRTE'SIa TENT LOCK
Furnished whenevtr deaired, The best
cox eYcr Invented i'@!
-44as8a 81. IsG-@-yv'7t
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th4af semedifa are Tor a'g hy
pragpWts, olPrakeapers anti llq&
ctae iaHltFs ovefS harc.
Jnua 9dg.ln
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FAMILY MEDItI me.

No household should be without thera,--
They are perfectly safe. require but two for
an ordinary dose, are prompt and efficient .
action, and when used In connection With pr
Hoofand's German Bitters, or Tonic, may be
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any or the
disorders TO which the system is ordinarily
EnhtaNf. The
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- mixed Colors, dry colors and everything
In Paint line ALI guaranteed as represented
or money refunded, at j. j.. MOORE'S.
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nuRE California Port Wine, Pure Kentucky
Moore's.
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Would you know more of the merits OF this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from
the experience OF others? Try 1t yourself
and when 1t has iailed to fulfil the assurance
Of Its efficacy given BY the proprietors, then
abandon faith In it.
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TAYLOR. BAKE & CO. wholesale Agents
May LIST, lsTi-dwiy.
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Government Bonds.
900 o. g. 520Cou 67..,...lln
SECOND BOARD =. VI.
ot Sau Bonds Railroad B0nds-ank Rdlrodd-E1ren
WEDNESDAY, Oct. +P. n.

There has been more active business In
stocks to-day the sentiment of the street being for the
time more confident and prices this afternoon were
strong and higher while the whole list OF speculative
shares has been well represented Wabash has attracted
unusual attention, owing to the annual meeting Tor inc
election of directors at Toledo to-day AS we WRITE the
list of Directors yet to hand but from the
fact which seems to be well authenticated that MI.
Azarah Body been reelected President G the Com
many we presume that there has been no essential
change in the Direction The Hannibal and St. Joseph
stocks have lesa active and prices considerably higher
which perhaps fGay be attributed to the fast that the
transfer books closed to-day for the election Of Directors
and that an active canvassug for proxies may be the
result The larger dealings to-day in NewYork Gen.
trial. Erie Lake Shore, Ohos Rock Island Union Pacific
Pacific MAIL and Western Union Telegraph, the highest
quotations being reached in the afternoon trade Inc
investment stocks well supported Delaware Lack
awanna and Western selling up tollO Morris and Essex
9H; Illinois Central, 1851. and Fort Wayne, 10o There
was dull trade in miscellaneous shares at lower prices
but coal stocks strong Consolidation selling up 10
ASH Express share quiet The highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks sold to-day were as follows
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
lot O'clock Am
Saks OorSrunenl Borde ,,,,
5000 T. g. ~ Reg ..7l 10000 U. s. $50 Con
BOndS-RdtToar BOhdBGnR aad RdiOdd-"Pe''
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The supposed dsmemberment Of the late gold pool and
the prospects that cash gold will no longer be subjected
to the cornering has had weakening effect
gold The retiring members of the clique doubtless
cognzed the fact that the heavy European demand for
cotton and brcadstufsof which Europe stands in great
need-whe aforing the shipper handsome profit, will
naturally encourage lower premium. This seen
to-day in the decline from 1885, though the subse
quent reaction ia due to the superstition that
the Treasury did depart from its advertised pro-
gramme the matter of bond purchases so it will not
sell goldltomorrow In Of the s0O0o The loan
market easy and rates 164, 2, and per cent
for borrowing, fat and D. and per cent for carry
ing. The Russia sailed with tl13212 in specie The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank fol-
lows Gold cleared $7994 OOO gold balances, 1876 OO6
currency balances, k573,s17 The following the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

In the notice Of business changes in this mornings
TRIBUNE, we enormously stated that Mr.. Charles Bond
lad been admitted 70 the firm OF n h Jesup w. II
.ho,}d Savo been AR Charles Bard s,-~,.
At the regular annual meeting Of the Clearinghouse
Association the following officers were elected: Chair
man, Mr. Jacob d. Vermye; Secretary, MI Alexander
Masterton; Manager, Mr. William A. Camp Clearing
House Committee-Messrs. Charles p Leyerich, syfes
ter r. Comstock Philo c. Calhoun Frederick d. Tappen'
Charles F. Hunter; Committee on Confcrcnce-Messrs'
George W. Duer william X. Kitchen, Amos H. IroW-
bridge, Thomas Monahan, George Ellis; Nominating
Committee-Messrs. James Buel, Robert L. hehneuy'
George g. Coe Peter NJ Bryson, John E. Williams Aro!'
tration Committee-Messrs r. II. Lowry, Nathaniei
Havdin. W. H. Macy d. B. Halsted, John Cashier; Com
mittee ON Admissions-Mcss William \. Wheclock,
William H. Cox, f. NJ Harris, John ]. Donaldson, Fran
els Leland.
The Clearing House transactions for the year have
been $3O5lO7O77l Co. and the total since the Crganiz
IA period Of 10 years. 90. sxy;wo hanks
compose the association with capital Of :ii2o 200 and
O surplus Of go 100000.
The Philadelphia stock market was strong to-day;
PENNSYLVANIA ca, third issue, sold at lO7; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 81 Reading Railroad ST. and PENN
sylvania Railroad, e2.. Gold closed at 1884
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l,TO 81........ll2ssl 81, 0VI00o
State bonds weak and lower, with still further
decline in prices The issues most heavily pressed for
sale South Caroiuas and Tcnnessccs Tho former
made decline to 81 for tho new, January and July
Issues but quenty than recovered the decline
closing sH at So. Tennessces. new. declined fuly one
and q half per cent, while yrgnias were quiet ana
Georgias and North Carolnas dull The following were
fha
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There has been pressure for money to-day and the
supply been abundant at and per cent the latter
being the common rate ut bank. Commercial paper Is
quiet at to 10 per cent.
Government bonds were generally heavy during the
day. steadier the close the gold
to the opening price, Fisk Hatch report Governments
"a foloWs n 4 n. m.
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Proposals.
j. B. ESGlszsR ovyicn, Thiri Story Unlo

u. B. ESGIszsR 0yyicn Thru Story Union Bank Builhng)
Psyette, Chsrles.st,
BALiinoK. MI, Sept %, 1871. \
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited for remOy-
~ ing sbout ono euc yards The emit
Commenced BY the City Petersburg Va, through the Pscio
hh River The maternal 70 be
it'd northern side Of the sIsnx distance
10 feet nom the northern edge The object to make ehpnc
Wide 10 feet deep low tds ri, %
abest "A fret Location ID sheltered
Proposals. dupoa sdorsd oatsd accompanied eopy az
the advertisement ad e specifications ldfe sed 10 under,ej
Will b rseayei y s oses us nesn Of oeosr ns and win
attend y
The right 10 rsscryed 70 rsjeet any BID
Forms u propssa speoatons kG be had on< vh.r
he naps he, he, nay be -
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gorroratic1 Notirts.

Crrr OF ExvyoRx DEPARTMENT FINANCE. }
BUREAU RRcEivER or TArks. CoUhr-HoU,E, )
PARK. - CnlNBKRs Oct. . 1871.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Books for
~ T.Ie Persons. .sd B,9k STOCK Win be
tee win given the Boohs for Real Estate resdy
BERNARD shYTH, Receiver
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JnetxnrtinH.

A MISS STEERS"
"a RngsS Bosusx es4 Day SCHOOL ios ySns
ssA Ch.krrs Ne - WET sRVBHTEKETH-ST. viii reOpea
THURsDAY ssv 81 TAs BeJI Ca Ne % HoN Es5sntt. vn
SrsDs8 TUESDAY. sspl L.
A SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS at Deerfeld,
IN hasS-TAh nsA00 limited M pUpA VII MON
DAY, Rect No. Por PsaeasD eOSeeFning hsPpy MChaRD
Deerked Mas Crusn also Be obtained q GBO
LOIkWOODS BoOksSes, Ne sl2 BEeA6SaI
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC.
IA I'll YouTtAsvR PrOfeabt HENRY SCHROEDER Director
Ts e proRiBss AAse School hs most eminent teach
Fs' p:r;saI' add pssspetas sppS 10 L. ELTE ssaeArv
A HOME SCHOOL for Children; location
ps.sI as4 Ass win reedV- Dcthss sass ta6 tSsroosh
asa ehs nsUcial beOIe4OKh. For GEx sta address
hAhtIkrTE 4 SEYMOUR, Hes-oaHsss Cos.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS-MISS WARREN
- yea a - - fs.; s:ss: ssSr: S h. 2. ss'e
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CHESAPEAKE AND FIvE-TwENTIEs-CENTRAL
PACIFICs.
BANKING OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

PAC1FICS.
BANKING OFFICE OF FISK & HiTCH,
No 5NAssAU-sT., NEW YORK, Oct ,, 1871.
Very many holders Of Government Bonds are
debating in their own minds whether TO sell out
while they can realize handsome premium on their
bonds to exchange them for other trstcass secu-
rites bearing the same rate Of interest, which may
be had at much less price. We have been exchang-
ing large amounts of late for CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
Six PER CENT. GOLD BONDS, and also for the Cen
TRIAL PACIFIC SKIES.
OF the FIFTEEN MILLIONS CHESAPEAKE and ONO
SIX PER CENT LOAN but about $4,5OO,OO0 remain IN
sold, and this remainder will be taken up rapidly.
These bonds have absolutely thirty years to are
especially desirable for steady investments and can
now be bought
II per cent less than TEN-FoRTIEs
20 per cent less than FIvE-TwENuES,
q per cent less than SKIES of 1881,
anil are equally sure to be paid principal and inter-
est in gold coin. Price lat PRESENT. SO and accrued
interest, that is, with coupon attached payable
NOv1.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs TODAY s9s5 49,
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day s77 |
500 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day s95 S.
Only small amount Of the latter denominations
remains, and no more can be made. Bonds are 10
coupon OF registered FORM same as FIvE-TwENTIEs
When the Railroad is completed in 1872 and the
Bonds are dealt in at the Stock EXCHANGES OF the
world, we have no doubt they will be equally popu-
lar with the Central Pacifcs. which now command
premium, and are a favorite security here ana III
Europe, both roads being prominent lines and undfr
substantially the same fiscal management. botn
principal and interest of the CENTRAL PACIFIC anu
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS are specifically pay
able in gold coin in New-York the interest on INC
former being paid January and July, ana OF '"0
latter, May and November, corresponding WIN 'n0
two classes of Five-Twentes.
We recommend either of them to orr fr!enus anu
customers with the same confidence that we da 'N0
Five-Twenty bonds, when we were selling miiiion''
of them for the United States Government
We buy aud sell FIvE-TwENTiES. TEN.foRrlfN'
EIGHTY ONES. and CENTRAL or WESrERS PAcitlos'
or receive them in payment for CHESArEAkE AM
Quo BONDS at their current market price.
FISK il HATCH.
P.S--Accounts of Banks. Bankers, aud others IT,
ceived ON which we allow Four per Cent interest,"
Certificates of deposit issued and collections mau'
:" GA p"-'' - ''0 HARyi FISK.
A. s. HATCH.
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And the following for city bank shares:
offered. Asked.

Inrairoad bonds there we'll distributed bust
meas at steady quotations. Some round lots Of Central
Pacics were taken lO2,; Union Pacific Firts sold
sosassE and NewJersey Central Firsts' new, OiaO2,
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FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoSps
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoMPNi'
In DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500 AND 800, can
now be had from the undersigned or through inc
nrincipal banks and bankers Of the United States
The attention Of Investors Is invited to the merits
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on
the road, equipments, franchises and property Of D
trunk line of railroad which will shorten the distance
between Ncw-York and San Francisco some go miles,
and In addition the mortgage to secure the bond'
covers land grant of 10000 acres of the most fer
tile land in the West which Is prohibited from oe'ps
sold at less than four eA dollars per acre oy 'n'
terms Of the mortgage deed and according !" Wv
present market price Of the Illinois Central Conps
nys lands la worth sis15oOoo. This loan was org
naly for S5 800 COO but has been largely rednoeo
subscriptions of actual investors. The r''0sAn'''
balance Of the loan Ia offered at OF and accrue"
terest, but the right is reserved to advance INC
at any time, without notice
The Bonds have thirty years 10 run De" y
cent interest, payable in New-York. Lona'"
Frankfort tho Main. ss the s,son Of tss s''''-
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The days transactions at the u g. subTreasury were

Uay o. D
receipts $10O IS Currency &397 09
IS balance. 10 1913 6 90
Currency receipts go. 237774 -
The expectation that the gold pool have abandoned
their intention OF further interfering with the natural
of gold and the supposon that the loan market
would be tempered with, encouraged strong
feeling in foreign exchange, and rates were advanced
Y
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musital Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
N RENT SELL cheap allowed purchase. Call at ~
NJ. MERRBLLS, No Union square (l65 Pourth-ave)