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ST, LOUIS.

. 81. 1oo's eep.' 60 tew peesoha ea'nereo ABOUT
tho uutchcra and DFovers' Bank and the Central Saw
ings Bank, moro with Wow OF having the situation
o1pained than fro1n f1e.ire tn withdraw their cnoa
n Thor -r,av ~. -sra, -, .ho fo,v ,r,o nnho, ~
:. -.oos mo- s''on ~ suo ~" WY n'Aoo .ot
H. bu these IN hoary every case returned It over tile
counters as soon as they understood tho meaning Of
curro,cy ,roo h,rIaa o,t ~ ,h, ,rhn a,,,,s,r, -
.,. ns.;,.., ~, -.aA1 ~. ~ .oN AAo "8 ~
tae cchtfal SAVINGS bahK was
LAAaELY OF sEnyANr GIRLS,
who went away anpeased after little nriyato talk with
Tho h,otr on,ccre =, ,be nforn,on c,rron hor,, n
~ 49, a. 49, o.sAn ~
LOW nto ouhs uBa1, pflucfally !ron 1uorcAahte,
~ 6oe cAses nearly s4aa II ahount 70 deposita hlauo
on oru,naty days. before tho Anrry oegan, the MILL
1T He1S r. " ~ eat u 'neiT neeessllcs'
- ~ ~. anuc1rno Any a.op4nRe. Iney say that,
y pIo9ute eAn on,y 70 keLt moving toward tne Last,
tne oaanee o. c1cnango VIII soon
,r,,. .ss,.asa aNu!aAh ~ xAsu" X THE wEsR
4ne conttoc i aEFosnASu ~ Ing Meen9s, Yesterday,
10 haSs upo H. sae conera1 =, aaVlana Dahks and ae-
,ntc ta ~ anon IT. a raua9 a;a ~ r. eeFasatea
wnlgn tney sngn'I reserve, CONSISTS o. tne IoLoMlhg
gemi.scn g1.s ~ Il @ -: @Gxanut tsegldehI o. iao Hoat.
~ W. nas!nsn naiT, SHa't a4 y. ~ AsenpcIBer, oi
.ne tniru NGtonal nanR j.. n. ntlttan OF thc SECOND
Haoal !sopr5s lat. u t1o tesuann savings lnatl-
!1tion tcnly oloca, u tna oue1a Nanonal; Mmam
-. oeuuuGs' VI tne o@tc 9a9!u9a Assoc'auoh. Ihey
Ill.,. .nes ealay " tno oearms-nonso ior pusl-
iI nIse nau eo1'HHuea ~ hess'on uhul 0
!Ase NV. ~ Mo ~, a1tei1uout nltnouBh tncy
tae9 sNcceedca oh'y IN passing
~ ~ s. ~ M ~ ohuss. au tnese ~ were
~ uop1 - NV to.uay III LUG regular
eontse y. ~ niotntnB s tmB IouIae e puAinosE:
Ut. M tena lhe a4as ~ has nstlo oount mat
nana -. ~ esx W. " ho!u 10 p1t up tne re-
aae u ansa npu e g. m On w'a Us oasi M
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MONTGOMERY, ALA,

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. 2o.-At large meeting Of
merchants hed today Il vas resolved to ry al matu
situation would pormtt and banks mud bankers hold
Ing paper woFo requested to obtain extension II |!
became necessary, mud siniar request is MAIDS Of all
parties abroad who hold their paper Resolutions full
Of faith md confidence were adopted.
Cotton hns been coming in freely, but not balo has
been sold for want Of currency and honco these
lutions.
, 1873-09-27

mcnccncnt Of tho rane tho annn1 taynE Of interest
to Tho Government will he nbo,t 9760000 in gold.
will NEauME.
Mr.. Tnus, Of Tho firm OF FAut, washington h Co.,
cxrrcrBeB tito bcllcf TINT hpy will bo nbo to resume
business wlcn the panic Ia over.
, 1873-09-27
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 2o.-Thp excitement over ctty
money md reported suspension Of banka In st. Louia
an other citicn, continues. Everything s at stand
stf Very fcw parties take city ouey md no groom.
backs ara tn circulation,
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Epsctdt Hitpatth to The EhiraSu 1Sf5uns. :
MILWAUKEE, Hopt. 2o.-The suspension Of tho Uhi-
caRo and III. Louis hunks has al very little offeot
lere. Onr banks lavo been strengthened by tho re-
ccpta Of aurrcncy from Now York during tho ast two
days. an proArul to rcsponl promptly to all do
aIsds mails upon thc1 by tlupositora, but tho latter
exhibit apparent nneasineaa, anI business conttn-
good III all departments, hrcadatuyn anil producu
excepted. The gcnrral merchandise markels aro ao-
tive, aud prices Elbow ,naural variation eInco tho
panic,
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DEATHS.


uAsEY-At r. M, 9atl1 inat.. haggto Mabel, daugs,-
o funofa viii tako place Sunday, ssth, by cars to
Calvary.
Aiosiiie, rralato 81. hctnasd Uoiumnntcry, X. +.
Funnrn1 fran tho hbOvoa1nrd paoo, Sunday sop ~
at M ofoloek a. M.
~ Hamilton and Prcscott Ont, pnrcrs poasc cory.
JEWEL7scpt. ~. Henry Jowol. Of Chicago. ago 88
JghrN. of dropsy.
tN Buffalo nnd Canada papers p1onso cnpy. 81.
Of ol!ln W. uranus Notice of funeral in this evenings
papers,
1nAuL- Sept. o5, MarRareth Grnul, aged 81 yenrn
Funo.n Sunday sept ~ 1T % o'clock, from hor lato
fostdepcnt 89 Houth Jetfersnn.st.
Philadelphia l1anora llcass copy.
, 1873-09-27

Special Dtsrafth to Tho Chicago Ttibuns.
DAyENronr, Ia, Sept 20.-A meeting Of bank
officers md Directors Of all The city banks held
Inst night. The session lastcd until midnight. The
result wns That 1t Was
RESOLVED TO TEMPORARILY SUSPEND,
and tho opening Of Tho banks thia morning tho fol-
lowing placard signed by tho officers and Directors,
was posted on each NationAl Donk:
Tho dcrangement Of financial mntters In tho
larger cities, with tho consequent difficulty Of obta!n-
sc ,n 03sGanss ,s s, between tan rs n has
cnt tho following courae: i, To nay only 500
TINT aaonnt duo 10 them g. 10 giyo certified checks
for all amounts above $o0 which certified checks will
DO taken at par by Of tho banka Of this city dc
cash. This bank never wus In q so,srdcr or Bafor
condition than now and to any ono holding certified
check who wishes It, either Of us will give tndiyd
currency deposited and after this dnte which
rensy will DO paid on checks, In full, as usual"
This arrangement was atlhcrcd to strictly. There
exccd crowds gathered about tho banks nll day,
md business haa been suspended to certain dcgree
The Rock island and Molino banks adopted tito snne
Plan, paying 40 larger than 500 checks. AL mcr-
FREELY TAKE CERTIFIED oHEuEs
at par thus preventing total suspension Of trnde.
There was considerable Of the savings banks
mediate payments. At lilo close Of business toay tho
Davenport savinga, Bank nlcd n staten,ons Of
Tic German Savings Bank also made sworn state
eh bsa sah9Yns ~ f'S0ur''a amounting TO ss'Sa cash
si11rMEn1a or onA1x AND srooK
to tho East have entirely ceaaed and tbs atkcta aro
dead, buyers holding over all thoy have. Tho effects
Of the panic yesterday were 10 drain tho banks OF
3l5o oo6 MORE THAN USUAL
having been drawn out Of tho banks in Davenport nnd
tomorrow, adlpring to the same plan aduntcd to-lay
, 1873-09-27

rarent. HcEt. 2 TX ths Iso.. htr preMtics, Mr. j.
assitel 1s Il Aa.n Main. :q. ~ u x''rors. iii it. 'N'
M II hs ,a r1:Gnee, nc ,, of tho brides T.
Jioutsnaed, Edwin j. Ulark and Miss En,nla @.
UoWuto 10th at Uhicag0 No cards.
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CoLuMn1A, 8. g., Sept. 20.-Thcrc ia no r,sn On Tue
banks here, notwithstanding tho excitcnont elsewhere
Cotton ia boing dispoacd Of rapidly.
, 1873-09-27
ATLANTA,


ATLANTA Co., Sept 2B-John II. Jnu1ca, banker
who suspended, will reaumo In q few days.
, 1873-09-27

4ukAs .TiDta1upslA
The above exhibit Of liabilities Ia exclusive Of
sl.701 l4o loans Of the firm, which fully secured by
good colateraa. The e1cess Of collaterGs upon these
loans has been estimated and included in the aaseta
tencnt with It's creditors, which It believes will be ac-
coptahlo To tho latter although It Will Of course re-
quiro time In the conversion Of ita aBscts Tho hnnl-
some showing madc lcavsa doubt Of Its ability
to pay every dollar Of it's Indebtedness with interest,"
and still to have surplus Of several million dollars.
gratifying feature In tho above exhibit is the fact
that, although some embarrassment Of the firm haB
been occaBoned by it's largo advances to tho Northern
Pacific and connecting roads. which 1t was carrying
cy, lta resources outside Of these advances amply
sufficient to a It's creditors from ultimate loss.
, 1873-09-27
MEMPHIS.


Epsctai Df,pnt"h Ia The Ehicuyo Tribune,
MEMrltlH, Tenn., spt. a6.The n,onpy panic Of yca.
t1rlay waa not relecteA lusu tolaye transactions by
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JAY COOKE g. co.

[7h The dfs0eialt1 1Ffss.1
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2t.-A statement OF assets and
liabilities Of the firm Of jay Cuoke Co.. Of riladcl-
phia, New York, md Washington, laa been submitted
TO their creditors. The following is summary:
Liabilities, $7,o39,400.
ARgETH,
Bills receivable, bank, insurance, and other ..
stocks, bonls and rcal estate .........s 7ea7 GAO
Loans to Northern Pacific 1ailroad Co.... s. 75n GOO
Stock OF tho Oregon Steam Navigation Co.,. 100000
bou!s Of Company :....:......:...: :..... 4.oos21s
cue. ....... a,53035e
, 1873-09-27

Special Diapateh IA Ths Chicago 7ttanne.
Dosros. Sept. 20-Tho obailnacy Of tho conflict be-
, 1873-09-27

intention Of euerending. They well supplied With
o,irroncs, aud ready for any emergency sovoral Of
was no general run upon any Of hem, and fow do
posllors Withdrew their money. Tho univcraaf foel-
ing is that tic bahks aro aonnd. Tho Savings Bank
mot all lilo demands promptly.
, 1873-09-27
THE BANKS.
GContinacd from The FlJh Page.l

1t Ia pnin 10 nnxtoua faces ohnl nil tlA badi-
nage, and to hear oerlalu tone Of HadesH underlying
TIM foto
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Not the Wife,s Faulf.

THtg------S ~ s--~-@--ifs.i1 EFSt&s& J85J III
An Irishman who had just landed, went
to see his sister. who was married to a Yam
kee, The couple lived very happily together,
and when Pat came, the gentleman took him
oyer his place to show it to him. Pat at the
evidences pfprosperity, said to his brother
in-la@:
"Begorra you are Every happy herewith
thislfine property ato live on. me sister mad
good luck, intirely,, so she had, III getting
you for a husband . IS, 49,,
''Ah, yes" RESPONDED the married man,
i've would be. very happy but TOR one thing. 4
And what's athat?' asked Pat. = e 9 y
"Ah, Pat, \ returned the gentleman. II am
sorry to say that4we have no children y
mo childrcpins exclaimed Pat; this, be-
gorra, it's not me sister Maggie's fault, for
she had two before she left Ireland and
that's the rayson8e fathersiit her to Amer
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The fact that tile Pope asked a company
o. American visitors the other day If they
thought he would be welcomed in this coun-
try if ne sought q home here, has suggested
the possibility that he may come here in view
of the adverse movements in the Old World.
II he has any such thought it, will be quick
ened greatly by the movements in Spain, and
the discussions in Portugal and Austria
There is no question that the American Cath
olics would give his reverence a royal recep-
ton on American soil. D They would make it
very pleasant Tor him.
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An UnAArthed AnecdOte or FOotc
and Jeff. Davis.

Foote and Davis were in Congress In lS4o
wi lie Taylor and Cass were candidates for
the Presidency and occupied room to-
seated by the same fireside, Mr.. Davis read
aloud from political letter of Gen. Taylor,
and,made running comments for Mr.. Foote'S
dedication, which the latter thought were
rather too friendly tor Democratic Senator
to give expression to in the heat of CANVASS.
In tact, he iDtimated quite strongly that
he thought Mr.. Davis, at heart, was Taylor
man; that spite OF his protested support of the
Democratic nominee he would secretly re-
joice over Gen. Taylor.s election. Mr.. Da-
Wis had married daughter of Gen. Taylor,
and this little circumstance, Mr.. Fcots sug-
gested, was at the bottom Of his colleagues
comp iment OF the letter, adding, in his i'm.
petuous way, thatit would doubtless be ia
very nice thing after all, to be a son-in-law
Of the presidcnt-even whie president. Mr..
Davis could not brook this sarcastic intima-
ton Of treaehery on his part. and retorted in
severe language. one word bringing on an
Other until the grave and reverend came to
blows. The noise of the fisticuff aroused other
congressman, who rushed into the room and
separated the combatants, admonishing them
OF the shame which would attach to two dis
tinguished Senators from the same State liz
dnlging in disgraceful knock-down. This
view Of the matter naturally brought the two
to terms, like the man and wife who .,ar-
gned'' the quest on OF ssrat or mouse, "they |
shook hands and made friends. ash9 z.
Really" said Mr.. Foote, after smile alf|
around; " really, isshould not have thought
of suclla thing as striking Mr. Davis if he
hadn't passed the first blow aa'i.3 81 tas
"Are you not mistaken about that?',
urged MIR. Davis alphabetically. = s
Indeed, Lam not, retcrted the impetuous.
1t ifmy impression you struck first
pleaded Mr.. d.
Oh no, it was you''
but iii sa00eayt If was you" ssnoy ss5aetEI.
land would swear it wasn't''
3You did strike me frst.''
~ did not strike first.''
''You did,"
s.Ididn't." yssg5t ssa4 t.
!" You did," c
II didn't
SWELL said Footeat last rising hastily
rom his seat " there shan't be any dispute
IS to who struck first this time"-and as he 2
poke dealt MIR. Davis a singing blow On the
heck, which resulted in another rencontre
hat, but fqF Tie interference Of mutual
riends, might have been going on until now.
'rboth are sgame' an over. The question :,
to who struck first being settled, nothing =
'rious grew out of the matter; especially as q
ther party preferred to have the matter
ushed up as speedily aspossible. .sk lW 6
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Bank Of England causes the greatest excite
nlenS n inancjaiAcIrbles ItfsimRossibisro
state the amount Or extent Of these forgeries,
as everything. is involved in, mystery .Ehe
Bank Of England cautions The. public against
The negotiations of certain $40 and I0:4O u.
q. bonds, aggregating $40 900. Its thought
Tie forgeries were pefpetrated by airing ofi
American swfntllersg The forgefies were
discovered By Rothchild noticing that some
bills had difference in the tolor of the Ink
used, The reward islincreased 10. two thous-
and five hundred pounds.
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH.
Historical Remi nscences- How the Rresi-
deRtiai Term Came to run from that
Dnv

Day.
y fsIspbE9a 81 ll-a.-.- $3.50 ~ ss9Hisa6 4ag
1t is purely Academia that the beginning
of our presidential term Of 70, years and the
beginning of our congressional term OF two
years fell upon the 4th of March. The old
continental congress, by a resolution, passed
on tn 18th of September, ITS, appointed the
first Wednesday of II g next january for the
choice Of the presidential electors, the first
Wednesday of February for the election OF
president and vice-president, and the first
Wednesday Of March as the time, and New
York as the place, for the organization OF the
government Suhdefi the new con stftution.
The first Wednesday of March, in 1889, hap
pened to be on the 4th day Of March and as
by the::eostitufion, the:presiaent Isl chosen
for four years, and the representative for two
years, it follows, that as their functions be-
gan then on the th of March, they have ever
since dominated at midnight sen the 3rd Of
March without reference to the day Of the
week, IL made no diferenceswith these con-
stituticnal conclusions, that practically Vice
President Adams was-not inauguarated till
April 2lst,r nor PRESIDENT w ashington till
April 80, 117s9 The delay was causedby che
noi-appearance at the proper time OF a
quorum in either house pfscongress; the
house having been able first to organize
March 30th and the senate April 9th, and they
jointly proceeded upon tiiis latter day to
count and announce the votes for president
and vicepresiaent. u r1{aSi
BY the law Of 1s45 the time for choosing
the presidential electors Is the, Tuesday fol-
lowing the first Monday in November in
every fourth wear the electors must cast
their ballots onStheE first "Wednesday III De
cember;, their votes must all be in by the first
wednesday in January; and tie Inaugural.
ton takes place, rather censtitriti oaall ytthat
legally On the loiarths ef Marehs I'm the
present instance ali these. formalties have
now been gone through with, the election
has recently been declared, and only the in
augufafsof refaainssS sTg1Efgg III
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Literal answers.

/ A lady noticed boy sprinkling salt on TIL
sidewalk to take of the ice. and remarked 4
la friend, pointing to the salt:
/ Now that's benevolence.''
! Z. No it amt. sail the boy somewhat in
dignantly, it's SALT
/ So, when A lady asked her servant Girl i
] the hired man cleaned the snow off with
alacrity, she replied:
NO. mann, he used a Shovel.
The same little turn Of mind which we
have been Illustrating is sometimes used in
tentional1v, and perhaps little maliciously,
and thus becomes the property of wit instead
tof bIunder. Thus we hear OF very polite
and impressive gentleman who said to a
youth In the street:
:" Boy, may inquire where Rcbinson's
drug store is ~
Certainly. SIR replied the boy, very re-
spectfullv.
IS Well, sir, said the gentleman after wait
T ing awhile, g where is it?''
81 have not the least idea. yer honor, .
said the urchin.
There was another boy who was accosted
by an ascetic middle-aged lady with. 4
I" Boy wantlto go TO Dover street. ="
II Well, MAN, said the boy, E why don't
you 60 on lhen97,
One day. at Lake George, party of gem
tlemen strollins among the beautiful islands
on the lake, with bad luck, espied a little
fellow with red shirt and a. straw hat,
dangling line over the side Of a boat. ii a /
a = Halo, boy, said one OF them, \ what
are you doing2"
g Fishing" come the answer.
= Well of course said the gentleman;
:. but what do you catcn?'' S. s. Z
9 Fish, you fool What do you s'pose?''
Did any Of you ever see an elephants
sking inquired teacher of an infant class.
: have, - exclaimed one.
! /. WEere?' asked the teacher.
"Opthe elephant, said the boy. laughing.
Sometimes this sort of wit degenerates or
rises, as the case may be, into punnsng, as
when Flora pointed pensiyely to the heavy
masses of clouds in the sky, saying
=" wonder where those clouds are going ?''
md her brother replied & tt1t7s7
Think they are going to thunder
Also the following dialogue
Halo, there. how, do you sell your
vood?'' r I i '1.ssAs
5. BY the cord.' .,s 4, +. ..5.. ,..ss,
How long has it been cut ~ IS 31la4sfI
-Four feet
$ ! mean how long has it been since you
ut it 20
" No longer than it is now.''
And also when Patrick O'Flynn was seen
18th his collar and bosom sadly begrimed,
nd was indignantly asked BY his officer:
Patrick O'FlYnn. how long do you
ear shirt ?''
Twenty-eight inches, sir.''
This reminds one of an instance which is
i'd to have occurred recently in Chatham
rect, New 7 erk, where countryman was
amorouslysbesieged by a shop-keeper:
Have you any fine shirtsr said the
untryman.
/" A splendid assortment. Step in, sir.
very price and every style. The cheapest
the n arket, SIR
g Are they clean p 81
g re be sure, sir e.
Them said the countryman, with great
'avity. you had better put on one, tor you j
ed it.''
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TumOr or 10 Years Growth
Cared by Radway,s Res0lyent.

BEVERLY, July i5s hcos.
Da hsvs had Ovarian Tamor "a the oysss and
heis All the Doctors help for ~ tid
ching that sas nothing Helped me me-; saw
because had suffered fer twelve years took tx bottles 81 TIE
Rsaoven and bog Radways Fills and tNo bottles o. ys
snd better and happier than have for twelve
THE wore the side Of he bowels h6 grn
wrts yoa for the benefit Of shs.a You publish i IL
ftfssfs fef s84sfE HANNAH r. kNAfF.
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IN Ss
sis
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offer to the tradk ssoods at email advance ON
Eastern prices, and parties By inquiring viii fnd
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= n ~ ~ u - IN ~ ~ y Z
s-aas q Poor RSsns syhsskeys HryM Spirits
and Rcfi 81 Sliuaufs doctored spicca and sweet
cacat please the taste. called TONES, Appetite
c.s.' Rcstorcrs," &c. that lead the t.ppler on to
drnkcnaess and ruin, bntarc atrue Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs Of California, free
from all Alcohciicss; imninnts.i They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
i GIVING PRINCIPLE aperfect RenoYatcr and
1Iyigorator oftte System carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
Noperson can take these Filters according to airoc
tioH ard Fenianiong urweIE e y = @ksS Y ~ !
S1G0 viii be given for an incrrablc case, provided
the bones are not destroyed BY mineral poison Or
other MEANS ana tic vital organs wasted beyond the
4sofnt Of rcuRir s. HalaaAff9 tss&sE So .ssisfF.4s
For Inf nmna.ffory and Chronic 1heanin.
sisRl aud Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Billions, Rcfiiitsenf aldinfcrEnitrcnt Fcvers,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver.l Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bittcrs have been most success
full. Such Diseases are cansed by Initiated
Blood Which IS generally produced hy arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA. OR ISDlGEsTIQN, Head,
che Pain IN tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tigtness Of the
Chest Diz-iness, sonr Fluctuations OF the Stomach,
Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Paipitation
sthc Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain In the
regions OF the Kidneys and hundred other Painful
symptoms. arc. the eofsprIrEs Of Dyspepsia.
They inygoratc the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pdiiyer aud bowels. which Of uncquallcd
efficacy in CLEANSING the blood of all impurities and
inlparting new life and vsorto.thc whole ssstem
ron SKIM DISEASES, Eruptions, letter. Salt
Rheum Biotcies Spots rfmplcs, pustnlcs. Bo1s Car
hnncles Ring worms scald Head Sore Eyes Erysip
elias Itch, Scurfs Of the skin, Humors
and Diseases p Skin III whatsoever name rnaeurc.
literally dng no xnd carried ont ofthe system In
short tine by the MSS or these Btters. One bottle IN
such WIN eonvpcc the most incredulous Of their
curative nffref tnY ~ 49,
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Young Men Seeking Employment.

We have perfected arrangements by means OF
which we can Guarantee y Situation by special
contract, to those finishing the satisfactorily
Telcgraphing --Full course and situation on
new roads guaranteed by special contract. The
Mound City Is the model school of the West.
Send for circular and other information TO
Eel THoS. A. RICE, President.
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MA MIME IUE OFUUEHs
A thorough Book keeper, ,sa6 +.
Quick an accurate iii Figures.
An Elegant and Rapid Peamah.
An Fluent Speaker and Writer.
Conversant with the Laws of Business.
Posted In Commerce. Trade and Finance,
and IN general = thorough, wlde-awake business
man. tss sfz551sst s -
Every farmer and merchant should fit his son for
successful life BY sending him for few months to
our institution l SaSss a {s5
We have uneqnalled facilities for imparting a
experienced accountants. We have course Of lee
lures on business, arts and ethics unsurpassed In
the United States. We have nnegHalled means OF
introducing students into actual business Oper-
ations in sc. Louis Students can be placed in the
family Of one Of the Professors and under his
charge.