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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
Harvesting Apples.

EXPERIENCE alone must serve as a
guide to the orchardist as to the proper
time for harvesting fruit. We can only
give this general direction: Gather the
fruit when fully grown, or at the time
when it has received the greatest nourish-
ment from the tree. Ladders of different
lengths, also stands, are employed for this
purpose. The windfalls should
first be gathered and converted into cider,
or at least kept entirely separate from the
remaining fruit. Pick by hand, select
and pack with great care, so as to obviate
bruising the fruit. In asserting make
two qualities for market and third for
cider or for swine.
Pack in new or clean barrels Pack
one kind only in the same barrel or box
also let the apples be of as uniform size
and appearance as may be. The upper
layer of apples should protrude somewhat
above the chine, and be brought down
and headed under pressure. Employ foI
this purpose a clamp, either patent OF
homemade. Some operate with screw
others with lever. The latter is very
simple, and may be easily constructed
For shipping the pressure system is par
ticularly desirable, as it retains each ap
pie in It's place, and hence prevents i
being ratified about and bruised The
fruit being barreled should remain in oper
sheds till the approach of cold weather
Keep as cool as possible without freezing
before removing to the cellar.-HdiR
POmOlOgicdL Report.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
Warts on Cows Teats.

THE Canada Farmer recommends the
following plan for removing these annoy
ing eXcrescences:
If the warts have well-defined necks,
cut them off with scissors and touch the
places with lunar caustic nitrate of silver.
Or, if horse hair or silk thread is tied
tightly around them, they will fall off in a
few days, If without well-defined necks,
wet them and touch with lunar caustic. In
few days cut off the dead, blackened
parts and touch again. If the places be
sore after the warts are removed, moisten
the surfaces with the tincture of aloes and
myrrh; and if liberation sets in, wash
with solution of sulphate Of zinc of the
strength of one dram to pint of water.
"The presence of warts shows disor-
ganized state Os the system. When the
cause of them is removed they will disap-
pear of themselves. They may proceed
either from a lack or redundancy of vital
force. Where warts are present in such
numbers as our correspondent mentions, it
will be best to try to obliterate them few
at time"
Greasing with hogs lard will remove
ordinary warts, and we have seen recon-
mended liniment of equal parts of iodine
tincture and glycerine, applied thoroughly.
Violent remedies are not to be recon-
mended when milder means will answer
Rural Ne1O Yorker.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

il can safely be said that the musical per-
formance last night was quite enough to
raise spirits anywhere. AT $3.50 O'Clock
the audience had warbled themselves into
mild excitement by marching John
Browns soul onward toward some unde-
fined destination, and had just struck the
refrain "Glory, Hallelujahp' when sud
denly the curtain moved aside and the face
appeared.
There it was. A pale, ghostly counte-
nance that looked as though IL tmighthave
belonged to girl of seventeen at some
previous time in the worlds history. IL
didn't look bit like actual flesh and
blood. 1t was a face that might have be-
longed to some Greek maiden 1000 years
ago, and reminded one of the marble
countenance of some statue All who saw
were fairly transfixed with establishment.
The features were perfectly clear and dis
tinct, being illuminated by soft light.
There was not the slightest movement of
muscle or an eyelid that could be distin-
guished While all were eagerly gazing
at the vision there was an explosion that
caused rude interruption to the imagina-
tive reveries the more superstitious had
fallen into.
As soon as the face appeared, Mr.. A. b.
Cunningham, at Mr.. Timkens' request,
had coolly sighted small rife att. The
wide-open eyes looked almost into the
muzzle of the gun without any sign of
tlinching. Without the tremor of mus
Gle Cunningham fired, apparently thinking
no more of shooting a couple of girls than
Comanche would. AT the shot the
face remained steadfast. 1t wasn't scared
and didn't wink A few seconds It re.
mained as before, and then the curtain
mysteriously slid across and obscured il
from view. After about ten minutes wait
ing the medium asked for glass of water
This was given HIM and IN little time
| after he asked to be let out. When the
door was opened he was found tied Just as
he was left when the door was first closed
The cords had evidently been strained a
little and that was all. Everybody said il
was good thing and nobody could tell
how it was done if the spirits didn't do it.
The medium professed to be very much
exhausted by the exhibition and said he
wouldn't do il again for anything. The
difficulties in the way of any imposition
in this matter appear to be very great. 1t
would have been almost impossible for
any material for the production of the
image as by mask to have been intro
duced into the cabinet The medium was
very securely tied, and there was no possible
chance for collusion on the part of a con.
tolerate. The bulletcertainly went through
the aperture and through the face, what
ever it was. This was ascertained beyond
doubt by the finding of the ball, it hav
ing passed through the back of the cabi
net and imbedded itself in board Tho
public can make their own explanations
The Republican has none to offer.-iSt
Louis Republican, dug. 10,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
There is one block in Detroit without
female gossip. It's vacant block.

THE science of advertising is one which
can be learned by experience only, and, like
everything else requiring study and skill, is
best understood by those houses whose sole
business it is; hence we regard that adver-
tiser as peculiarly fortunate who is enabled
to secure the services of reliable agent con-
versant with the whole subject, and able, by
his experience, knowledge and general repu-
tatiOn with both the public and the publish
ers, to offer all the advantages and emolu-
ments that can only be possessed by a
tirst-class house. Among those houses of
known solidity and promptness whose mer-
its are universally recognized and whose
reliability and skill remain unquestioned
perhaps that of Geo. P. Rowell 81 Co., Al
Park Row, New York, is most deserving of
mention and confidence. A close attention
to business, a Watchfulness over the best
interests of their customers and q prompt
ness in the execution Of all orders intrusfed
to their care have been the characteristics of
the firm from the outset, and have done
much to ingratiate them In public favor.
They have always possessed tie best facili-
ties for doing work both cheap and well, and
by promptness and fair dealing succeed in
procuring from publishers, in all cases, the
lowest cash rates. and by so doing distance
their competitors in majority of cases
when figuring upon large estimates. .-BraHk
LeStfeS Illustrated. I a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
Fight With a Snake.

A SILVER LAKE pike County, Pa) let
ter to the New York Sun says A fourteen
yearold servant girl in the employ of Je-
rome Brockway, who has been spending a
few days in the wilds of Pike County, had
a narrow escape on Saturday last from be-
ing strangled to death by black snake.
She was sent by her mistress out into the
woods TO pick whortleberries. She crossed
the lake in small row-boat, and, accom-
panied by Newfoundland dog, walked
about hree-fourths of mile into the
woods where the berries were plenty. Aft
er filling her basket she sat down on a log
and ate her lunch. AS she was about to
start for home large black-snake sprang
about her neck and began choking her.
The afirighted girl screamed at the top of
her voice for assistance, but there was no
one near enough 10 hear her cries. At
length, when she was so exhausted that
she was unable to cry out, the snake
twisted its head around so that the girl
could reach it. At first she was afraid to
touch the monster. Then, realizing that
she must do something or perish, she
caught the snake about the neck and
choked il until it relaxed its hold and fell
to the ground The girl then threw it
against rock and succeeded in killing it.
She tied a small hickory withe around the
snakes neck and dragged it home. 1t
measured six feet eleven inches
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

The Roman Catholic priest at Sarnia.
Ont, denounced all secret societies as an.
tagonistic to the Roman Church, and
warned the members of his congregation
not to assist at or paironizc the Odd-Fcl.
lows fetcs about to be held there on pain
of the iniliction of the usual penalties for
disObcdipncp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

WILHoFT's Tonic l--UNFAILINo AND IN
FALLIBLE This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention of doctors
and their bills. No consulting Yisits-no
prescriptions TO be flled-no huge bills, en-
failing pecuniary embarrassments, added TO
man because II enables him To earn living,
and of the rich because II prepares him To
enjoy his wealth. Thls great boon 70 man.
Kind Is cheap, safe and prompt. WHEELocR,
FINLAY " Co., ProprlVtors, NUw orlvRns
Boh SALE ~ ALI DAugaiaTai
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
DR. MAHLA, Prof Chem, certifes Prussing's
WhiteWipeVinegar to be pure and wholesome.

The scenogr0ph is Belgian inyen-
tion, in the shape of small Photographic
camera mounted on a cane. The negative
being prepared beforehand, it is only nee.
cssary to place plant an insect, or any
other object in the focus of the instrument
for minute or 50 to obtain correct rep.
resentation. This can then be developed
at leisure
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
A Singular River in the Black Hills.

A NEW YORK Herald correspondent,
writing from the Black Hills, says: "A
most remarkable stream was discovered
and appropriately named Amphibious
Creek. Its waters sink into and rise from
the earth many times in their journey
from their original spring to the south
fork of the Cheyenne. A well-worn bed
extends all the way, showing that in the
wet season torrent flows on the surface /;
but at the present time not vestige of the
current may be seen for miles after it dis
appears, until it suddenly bubbles up
again from the rocks and rolls onward to
the next point of descent into its subter-
ranean channel. Streams of this charac-
ter are so common on the great plains that
they are not thought remarkable, but they
are rarely found among mountains, for the
reason that the substrata is usually COM
posed of solid rock lying not far below the
surface, and afording no room for a sub
passage through the sand, ii that should
happen to compose the soil"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

-. The ST. Paul Pioneer Press thus
happily applies the Peter Cooper doctrine
that all the country needs is greenbacks
convertible into interestbearing bonds
and back again into greenbacks at will
Why doesn't it occur to Peter to allow
his customers to pay their book indebted.
ness to him by giving their notes, he
being allowed the privilege of changing
the notes back into book Indebtedness at
will' 1t would be such an easy way for
his customers to pay, and for him to re-
alize."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

COMPLAINT is made that America is
poorly represented in the Paris Geographi-
cal Exhibition, having only flag and
few unmounted maps there. The matter
may be at once remedied by sending the
great American traveller, Daniel Pratt, a
sort Of walking geography in himself
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

"A fashion writer says: For light
carriage wear crepe de chine shawls are
much worn, and are exceedingly pretty,
cream, white and delicate shades of blue
and pink being the favorite colors A new
blue, called bluebell, is dSstSngus, having
a silvery appearance in the evening that
is charming.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

The American Sunday-School Union
labors for the children and youth in the
needy and neglected places. During the
month Of May it organized and aided l50
Sunday schools In the Northwest, which
had a membership Of 5s1 teachers and
A,boi AoholGrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

The manufacture Of glucose, or corn
sirup, should be very profitable in this
country. The foreign article, Of which
immense quantities have been imported
since 1867, is charged 20 per cent duty,
besides ocean freight This advantage to
the home manufacturer is enhanced by the
fact that the raw material in the United
States is far cheaper than in Europe. A
bushel of corn in Illinois costs from thirty
10 sixty cents, in New York eighty.fiye
cents, while the European manufacturer
of glucose and grape sugar has 10 pay
Sl26
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
-. .This is Ollver wendell Holmes, de.

OF money as is money:
Those were the days when money meant
Something that jingled as you went
No hybrid like the nickel cent,
I'd have you all to know;
But quarter, ninepence, pistareen,
And fourpence, ha'penriss in between,
All metal 1T TO show,
Instead of rags in stagnant green,
The scum of debts we owe,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

GB- The Republican press have given
the names of several prominent Liberals
or rAnti-MonOpolists in Iowa who have de-
clared their purpose TO hereafter cooper
ate with the Republican party In more
general terms, the return Of scores and
hundreds in many counties in the State
has been duly noted, and up to this time
we have yet TO hear any authorized contra
diction of any of the reported conversions
But we are informed by the Opposition
that Republicans arc constantly aban-
doning their party and Joining the rejuve-
mated Democracy" This is possible, but
will our good Democratic friends give us
the names Of some of the proselytes TO
Bourbonism? viii they give us the name
of one in the State? Just one!-Du6Uqte
Times. TIT,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

Two HUNDRED Cinnamon are to be EN-.
ployed in San Francisco shirt factory.
Poor Ah-Sinl ISM he underline yoke, and
don't he receive cuffs enough already p
Neo YORK. O0mmereiaL Ade Htiser.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

ADAY or two ago, when young col
ored man living in the city took pepper
mint lozenge In his teeth, leaned over the
gate aud molioned for his girl 10 bite of
the other half, she gave her head proud
toss and replied "No, sab Ifyou wants
70 mary me jist swaller dat candy and
spoke up like white man l's- NIeksbgr1
HNaI6
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

tB- The New Orleans Republtcaa says,
with more truth than circumlocution, that
the headquarters of the national Demo
cratic party are In John MorrisseY'S pool
room az Saratoga
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

We don't believe the Greeley Monument
Committee have used any of the money to
buy croquet-sets with, but it's little
singular that the monument doesn't tower
toward the slzy.-Dstroit Free Pless.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

JoHN w KEELY, The mqtor man, gets
up and says that the scientific men who
call him humbug will soon need blRn.
ksts 70 cover their long sars
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

AT this season of the year cramps and
pains In the stomach and bowels, dyscntcry,
dianhTa, etc, are quite common, and should
be checked ut once. JOhnson's AnOdBne lin
imeat is the best article that can be used in
family
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

GREAT harm and discomfort Is caused by
the use Of purgatives which gripe and rack
the system FdwonS Purgatlge fflis arc free
from all impure matter, and are mild and
hcalth-giying in their operation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
E&Only SO cents

For the BOSTON WEEKLY GLOBE months, postage
free. II gives 4S long columns OF stories and news
the best family reading for children and grown peO'
pie. Address THE GLOBE PUBLISHING Co., Boston
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
GuARANA

Il Medicine introduced into Europe from Brazil and s
tracAg especial atsuon from its containing CAcn, as In
coffee and According 70 the PhArn Jour, Hv ga coffee
contains pe osnt Caen parAuAy Tea IL per cent? ged
black tea al3 per cent, and UCARANA b per lts
eres uron The yst sppar be hose q tene and Ia,
similar iufueuee the With a and caaee IL
h considered bJ the indians seche for the Of Bowel
Complaints. Eminent hycAns have found II Of grAt serce
IN o. SICK HEADAcHr PAHAYs tedious eonyAescsnee,
lENfrAIoS uhISAHN PAsssGEs DrstSTrEr aEaHa
bEFHEsToS sFfRns, Couc FATuLtScI, NEuAAIsIA And
CuEnSiC RHTuNATisN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20

4IUF SZ0J ii. BurroSp sons boston. @ass
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10
FINANCIAL IL COMMERCIAL,

There is no material change TO note in bust
ness matters during the past week. Trade has
been quite dull in all braches OF business, The
receipts OF grain have been light; the farmers
being busy about the crops, and feeling inclined
also TO hole for higher prices.
The money market is reported about the same.
Money is in fair demand and about equals the
supply. For long time loans this market is
rather better supplied than for short loans.
In Chicago and New York the market is re
ported as very easy; tho supply being in excess
Of the demand.
Government Bonds are firm, and prices well
maintained.
Gold has reccded little. The market is
dropping, aud prices may 20 still lower.
Ravens, Mac Hinlay * Co.furnIsh the following
Ottawa quotations:
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m A LECTURE
~ TO YOUNG MEN
.ss. Trains East.

Just YuDIjSNCN, IN q NtUItd FHT''Vc. Tfttt %.
a Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
yIica cure OF Seminal Weakness or SPERNAToRRnA In
duced By seltabuse. Involuntary Emissions MroTESCr,
Neryous Debility ard lmpedm-nts 10 Marriage generally
CONSUMPTION. EPLHPsY and Fits; Mental and PhyAch
Incapaclty &c.-By ROBERT J. CULNERWELL, NJ. D.
author OF the Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience, That the awful
consequences of selfabuse may be efectuay removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons bougics Instruments rings or cordias polnuhgDut
mode of cure certain aAd eectual, by means OF
which every sufferer matter what his CONDITION may
be- may cure himself chesply privately ana 'dRc""r
gr- ms lecture irRl prors Bo2n 70 Thousands ana
'AyusGHds
Sent under seal IA paE envelope 20 any address, Oh
receipt OF six cents or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. &. KLINE N co.,
iaals.ly 1877 Bowery. New York, p .. Box 4 $50.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting.
OFFICIAL,

,r,-rsn,v -u,y 9Th lSf5
,.,. Mayor swift and aldermen Porter,
w / leSeh' smith ColweII Brown. king,
Wea; V Ii ISL ond Crifstb
Jekyll, nVu"i,, Sn ,';,h tho roodirr If the min
oh iti S W. o,,in,r n,aS Jis-ensr5 with
ut I'VE y. i's' ~ A. RiSjnu nt nj for the con.
Ict.,o" " ,ha citv ~ a wo,ron hridoe over ra.
struoa ,' I,;1ois Avrnne was presented. and on
Nine on Iaisnn ,aS rocnivcd and referred 10
motlon oi oIiau cn'mi,ttcc to investiyate and
ss,e SUE, a, nayt mentine
lePPo ,;,;Nn 81 WIton Woscoit of al for the
Io.i.,ou " ~ s;dowa,l, On tho west side of
v v, u. ~, Add r. Ottawa was pre.
oioth M rnc.,ns5 and an motion NJ kim it
or5 a, thnt ,;dawaI. he constructed on
wa, W I'D nS sn5 ,inck siveen DAYS Add to
Ottawa and that the street and alley committee
ottaWa, anu .nat 'e is n,o ~ tbjs order.
no,ly tNo Iu W T;nhfhorHer AZ al praying
.h o;soncn nrna,od hy The I,hicaro Burln gton
g o,;no', pourna5 ohs,ructinv Walnut street,
Su'm.s n.a oau go, and Illinois and Michi
o,on Canal with trains cars. ties, coal, &c, be
san.S , .nnn,aJ ord IN motion of jackson
aoa'eu was S naearrad W civ Attorney with
;rstrnctinns ~ notify said company to abate sad
.,s.' uS 'l''' w '''"'
hT n.;.G r,os c,i, y. q, for the removal
io'i t VI ISt the street in front OF
VI a ieneC MI Dt,ot,n yns nrcsnntrd. and on
oiotn - 1914 noa D'''"''
Unton Inv ijob,n 70 law said petition on the
IN ,,as iny aye.-West Jackson, Colwcll,
Moho "'I V@r.Porter smith. Brown, King.
H Tp,V,'ii ii csi,,9hIG W. "'''''"'
~ r "i Of kim said nctiton was referred
.o "a 1870 ,Ud ~ oilnv committrr
" Smitb from Committee TO whom was referred
o9iton Of Smbooi hard in regard TO repairs on
PPutiic scboni hujIdinrs, presented a report
uoto ,,,,djD1, hot mo ,novor onnolnt com
~ tr iJormcn win mower TO act and
rnncio hJ. and ~ I"t cnstrac for said repairs
~ inv,cst Giddcr and ON motion the report was
r ~ ~" and an,,rovcd
m notion Xxx novnr was instructed TO ap-
,oint soid ,ommittec with power to act as
rrccnrnm"rdcd nv committee.
~ CIl,jttoo- S,n;,h Jackson and kim.
~, nation tho man of San~er's Add TO Otta.
va os laid ont bv Iurian p Sanger, was ordered
m $500 90 ,,,i" ''' y
notion of portcr fine committee on fire de-.
or.,,i,rt ,ynrn ardcra1 IN construct a wooGen
''''''~''' 49, - .I'.I,.,,J i..t far
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-10
Chicago Market.

July oth, 100
Flour-Prccs are unchanged. Fancy whl'e
winter extras, s707,25; spring extras s'Oo@''o'
fancy Minnesota patent, sG@o.OO
Naturalization, Winter sold at Slo'@ lo' ,
No spring, $1,000 1867; No. ., slUGiof,
Corn-Ne 2, 69d10c. Options, July $50 'oc'
Oats-Cash sales, 54c on track, Soc Delivered
G0a6lc in store.
Rye -9Scts.
Barley-No. s1.l08l.23 in store
Lard-stOOO@sl2.5
Taow-sIc.
Potatoes--S5c for Eastern peaeholows' New
s250G300 pr Dbl. 49,.
Buttcr-Good fancy yellow, 2O9@3c' roll $50
lie.
E-Gs-liN@l5c. per do1
Cattle.-Actiyc ard prices steady. Fancy
grade steers s6.7jaZOo; choice natives $500
@G.35; COWS and hcfers $3.25959o
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, July 9th, 1875.
On Yesterday the following prices prevailed
on corn and oats for feed
COrn-G2c.
Oats-5jc
Poultry is coming in very slowly and prices
remain about the same as at previous quota
tiols.
We quote below:
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Ottawa quotations:

Exchange on New York, Il premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign Xchange is selling at $3.50 per G.
Sterling exchange selling s5.s5 TO 5000 per 6.
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FOUNDRY ~ MACIIINE SHOP.
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DIRSCrOR5:
Milton Fl. Swift. Lorenzo Le'sna'
W. Bushnell, Isaac SaGe'
Il. D. LYMAN J'r Nssi'
John Brundage.
Having organized ander the National Banking Law. ani
aurceeded to the businessof VIM II. W. Cushnan we axe
now omen for the TRANSACTION of general banking business
Exchange Chicago. New orK, ana sll tue p'tn'
ri pal cities OF the United States bought and SOLO
Exchange on England Ireland, scotland anu eon'
tI1enta Europe drawn in sums &c suit purchasers
COLLECTIONS made throughout the state psognp ~
ly RENTED for on day OF payment, atcurrent tse"'sA
change ,,,,- . , Gala cornt
R,nds Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sod .,.. .,,u
Revenue stamps OF all denomihatIoh''-a'-
supply constantly on hand. g,...oouar,. 70
and we shall use our endeavos TO give snee
satisfaction to those eatrusting us win theIF
Banking hoursirom A. NJ. to 4P ~ "a'A" "