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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-23

A Coop APPETITE. an excellent
sauce is hunger! The poor man who
brings to his plain meal of meat and POI
tatoes, or pork and beans, a sharp appe-
tite whetted by vigorous toll, gets mani
fold more enjoyment from it than the
luxurious epicure who must be tempted
by dainties. The laborer feels the re-
enforcement of food in every muscle, in
every drop of his blood the epicure
gratifies in languid way merely his
sense of taste, while from his fastidious-
ness he suffers thousand annoyances
the other, with his healthful craving for
food and his normal enjoyment of it,
4
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-23

The sun sinks, and the earth closes
her great eye like that of dying god.
Then the hills smoke like affairs out of
every wood ascends a chorus the wells
of day, the shadows, float around the I'M
kindled transparent tree tops, and fall
upon the gay, gem-like flowers. And
the FURNISHED gold of the west throws
back dead gold on the east, and tinges
with rosy light the lowering breast of
the tremulous lark, the evening bell of
nature.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-23
We Passed That"

It's one thing to have an object in life
it is quite another thing to know wher
we are aiming at it. Many begin well
but after time get off the course; then
their life is more likely to grow wrong
than right. The following incident has
it's moral for all who are aiming to dc
right:
During beautiful summers night on
one of our great lakes, the master of q
boat thought he might take few hours
rest, and intrusted the rudder to the
hands of his boy, somewhat simple
minded lad. "Do you see that star
straight before us ?" he said to him,
pointing to the Polar star.
eyes"
swell, you have nothing to do but
to keep the boat straight in that direc-
tion."
81 understand"
The captain fell asleep. The boy did
the same. The wind changed; the boat
turned out of its course more and more,
till at last it had made semi-circle.
The boy awoke; he was astonished to see
behind his back the star which had Just
now been straight before him, but he
did not the less continue with a firm hand
to steer the boat toward the south, from
whence it had first come.
Two hours after the master in his turn
awoke. lie cast one glance upon the
sky and another upon the boy.
"Well, stupid! what are you doing ?"
81 am still keeping always straight
before me, as you told me-"
"Ah, indeed! and the Polar starr"
"Oh, the Polar star! Why, we passed
that long agor'
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-23

mn, but know cannot cease to love you rs
Arthur Chestnut"
"Do you think you can BIO happy, married to
chestnut2'
a. am willing TO risk It,"
Some surprise was manifested at the dis
closure OF Arthur Chestnut's real name, but
cheerful and hearty were the congratulations
given the engaged pair.
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The DlscOyerCr.
ny EDMUND q. sTEDMAN.

ny EDMUND q. sTEDMAN.
have little kinsman
Whose earthly summers are but three,
And yet a voyager is no
Greater than Drake or Frobishcr,
Than all their peers together
lie il brave discoverer,
And, far beyond the tothor
or them who seek tho frozen Pole
Has sailed where the noiscless surgcs roll.
Ay, he has Travelled whittier
A winged pilot steered'his bark
Through the portals of the dark,
Past Eoary Mimir's well and tree,
Across the unknown sea,
Suddenly In his fair young hour,
Game ono who bore a flower,
And laid it in his dimplcd hand
With this commands
Hcnccforth thou art rover!
Thou must make voyage far,
Sail beneath the evening star,
And wondrous land discover"
With his sweet smile innocent
Our little kinsman went.
Since that time no word
From the absent has been heard.
Who can tell
How he fares, or answer well
What the little ono has found
Since he left us, outward bound?
Would that he might return
Then should we learn
From the pricking of his chart
How the skyey roadways part.
Hush does not the baby this way bring,
To lay beside this severed curl
Some starry Offering
or chrysote or pearl?
All, no! not so
We may follow on his track,
But he comes not back.
And yet l dare aver
He is a brave discoverer
OF chimes his elders do not know.
lie has more learning than appears
On the scroll of twice three thousand years,
More than in the groves is taught
Or from furthest Indies brought;
lIo knows, perchancc, how spirits fare
What shapes the angels wear,
What is their guise and speech
In those lands beyond our reach
And his ewes behold
Things that shall never never be to morta
hearers told.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-17

NEW YORK, August 6.-Cotson-Firm at
II 9.lGall ll-l6c. Flour Generally bteady
with moderate business; No. ., 81 ga
5 SO, supertine western and Statc IS GOA
465, common to good 81 S5a5 70, good to
choice So 75a6 90, white wheat extra S. o.
a6 80, fancy So 55aS 90, extra Ohio S. 25a
9 s., st. Louis s. 50aS 70, Minnesota patent
process 81 90. Wheat-Wintcr fairly ac.
tive and spring in moderate demand; am.
Der western and red 81 3sal 40, No. 9 red
western 81 10, do August 81 S9ul 404, do
September 81 30al 81, October 81 10Y.
Rye-Quiet and heavy; western at C9s7Oc.
Barley-Nominal. AIalt-Firm. Corn
Lower; hot and inferior western mixed
52a55c, ungraded do 6Ga59c. Oats-More
active; western mixed and State 25a4sc,
white western S2a52c. IIay-Shippiug Cijn
zoe. Hops-Quict; western Gaze. Coffee
Quiet and steady; Rio cargocs at lG9ia
2O9ic, gold; jObbIng at 16NaolNc, gold.
Sugar-Dull and heavy: fair to good rein.
ing SIaS1c; prime sac; refined quiet at
lOAallc. MOlasSes-Dull and nominal.
Nce-Steady and in fair demand. Whisky
"A shade lower at 81 llII.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-17

The New York Produce Exchange
Wceky says
The wheat crop Of the United States
!" 1877 is placed at 395,OOO,OOO bushels,
or l7O,OOO0O0 bushels more than any
pat year, which will give surplus on
whea! and tIour for export to foreign
countries Of about 100000, 600 bushels,
Including what il supplied from tho Pa.
c,'ic Coast to the East Indies, and from
the Atlantic Coast to Europe, the West
lhu'SS' south and Central America, and
the british North American countries
There will he, perhaps, $1,000 900 sur.
plus wheat and flour for export 10 En-.
rope, which will leave G5,O6OOO0 TO be-
supplied from Chill, Australia, Egypt
Algeria, Germany, Northern Russian
ports, British East India"
The excess il, however, 1900 OOC
bushels only, the largest previous croI
being sos, 100000 bushels.
Wright & Co., OF ST. Louis, call atten
ton 10 the fact that there is in sight, IN
round numbers, about 100000 bushels
against 9S00,O0O last year, and III,
amount Of old wheat in farmers hands Il
estimated at 100000 to 100000 les
Than in 1870. California, too, reports
partial failure, having only 5,0O0,0O(
bushels export, against Is, 900, 900 the las
gop year. These facts, added together
,aouId more than counterbAlance the ex
Va yield above noted, to say nothing o.
'Ae Ru@-Turkish war.
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Tho unemniIo1ch.

From the Pittsburgh Leader.
"Three million Of unemployed men in
the United States that is the text upon
which have been threaded more editorial
attempts at pathoI lately than any state.
ment that has been made since the panic.
But is il true? There are in the United
States about forty million people, twenty
million males, OF whom not over eight
million, are mature Nble.bOdied men.
OF these eight million, about two million,
are Southern negroes, OF whom it can
hardly DO said that any are really out Of
employment, since there ia work enough
for all who are willing to work. Otthe
remaining ak million, at least three mil.
lion, are farmers, OF whom II cannot be
said that any are out Of employment,
This calculation leaves but about three
million, TO be accounted for, and il they
are all "out OF employment" then there
is nobody at work in the United States,
except the women, the Southern negroes,
and the farmers But this, OF course, Ia
m absurd conclusion. OF these three
million, We know that one million are en-.
gagged in active business in professional
work, or else supported from accumula.
ted wealth. And Of tho remaining two
million, at least one half Of ono million
is engaged in mechanical trades, in the
great business Of transportation, in man.
ual labor, in Government or State em-
plOy, etc, ETC., This would leave but one
million men really unemployed in tue
whole country, Of whom at least half are
Southern whites who won't work, tramps,
lazy young men living on their fathers,
etc, etc, We then arrive at the cOnclu-
sion that not over FIVE hundred thousand
men in the United States are really I'm.
employed.
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10 Rem der the Liver Actiye

When that important secrctivo gland re.
quires GrOusing, 1t is only requisite to re.
sort 10 HoStetter'G Stomach Bttters, the ma.
liouNl remedy for inactivity OF the bilious
organ, for constipation, and for dyspep sia,
besides those mAlariouI disorders TO which
iorpidity OF the liver prediSpOSes person.
Far more surely does this celebrated anti.
bilious cordial accomplish curative result
than mercury or any other mineral drug
used to cure liver disorders. In fact, Suc6
indictments cannot fairly be called rene,
dies, since, although they may have u tenn.
poraty effect, they eventually fail to inilu,
cnce tue system remedially. but instead
often do itserious injury. The Bitters, on
the contrary, are specific OF the most sal,
utary nature, and are likewise u reliable
aud agreeable tonic, appetizer and nervine.
eol6w
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ClIiCngO.

CHICAGO, August 10. Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Actiyc and low,
er; No. 3 spring 81 05 cash, 81 DIAL or
August, 95c February, 95Hc September
94c year, No. 3, csc, rejected 75a7sc. Corn
Active but lower; No. 1910 cash, Az e
August, 4Sa43}sc September, 431I o October
rejected 40HC. Oats-In fair demand ri
lower rates; No. 2, 24c cash aud August
931Sc September, 24c October, 239zc year
rejected 19c. Ryc-Quiet; &c cash. Bar
ley-Firm at Csc cash, G9c September
POrk-Quiet; $i2 SIX October, $40 II
year. l.ard-Quiet; IS IS cash, August
September and October. Bulk Meats
BOxel shoulders SIC; short rib 69lc, clcar
7c. Whisky-$l OS.
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TOLEDO, August 1G.--Flour-Quiet
Wheat-Quiet and steady; No. 3 white Wn
bash 81 q, No. l white Michigan 81 80
amber Michigan spot 81 90, seller August
81 %, Sellerl September 81 l5H, No. 9 red
winter spot 81 25]<, seller August 81 %
seller September 81 10, No. 3 red Wabash
81 l2H, rejected Wabash 81 O7. Corn
Dull: high mixed spot Axe, No. . $40,
and seller August 47c, seller September
and October 4S11c, No. 9 white 4SISc
damaged Acc. Oats-Quiet; No. ., 2455c
No. . white &c, Michigan 24Xc.
y. M.-Wheat-Active; amber Michi
gan spot 81 %, seller September 81 AZ
No. cred winter spot SIS az, seller Au
gust 81 20H, seller september 81 II. Corn
Dull; high mixed 47I9c.
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BBnor GlBHoSs RECEIVES THE Bulls
OF CoADJu1oRsmr.-Very Rev. DR.. Du.
breul, Administrator Of the Diocese oil
Baltimore, has arrived in Richmond with
the Bulls constituting Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons coadjutor to the Archbishop Of
Baltimore, which are now in his posses.
sion. The Bulls were brought from Rome
10 Baltimore by Archbishop Wood, 81
Philadelphis. Bishop Gibbons has NOT
mtimated when he would take his de-
Partnre for Baltimore, though 1t ia au.
!horitaIively reported that he propose.
leaving in October. Richmond DRpatcIroJ
IueSioy
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CINCINNATI, August 6..-Cotton--Steady
at lie. FlOur-Firmer and not Quotably
higher. Wheat-In fair demands; red 81 IL
nj 95. Confirm at 47a49c. Oats -Quie,
and steady at 2Sa2Sc. Rye-Strong Mt 57a
5Sc. Bariey-Dull and nominal. Pork
Firm at $l3 90. Lard-In good demand;
steam $40 bid, IS 60 asked, Kettle 0 Ilai0c.
Bulk Meats-FirmCr at 47Sc, So G5nG 7Oa
100, Bacon-StrOnger at 5S6a59Ia7 ISa7ss
a7Nsc. lIutter-steady and in fair demand;
prime to choice Western Reserve 1GalSc,
Cntral Ohio l3al5c. LinsCed Oil--Steady
at 65a57c. Whisky-Dull at 81 OS.
HoGs--Quict for heavy; common 81 30
al Is, light 5 lOa5 %, packing s. sOa5 90,
butchers S. OOa5 Is.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August FlOur-Dull
aud lower to sell; superfne 81 10, cxtn
s. %, Pennsylvania family 81 OOa7 90,
Minnesota IS 0Oa9 20; high grades s. Goa
0 20. WheAt-Steady; No. 2 red 81 4Sa
! A. Con-Quiet; yellow GOaG019c; mixed
69a60c. Oats-Quiet; choice white 3Sai0c;
western mixed SEC. Rye-Quiet at Csc.
POrk-$i4 75al5 %. Beef Hams--2Ol 4n2lc.
Butter-WeaE; creamery extras 2la25c;
Iowa, Michigan andWisconSin and Western
Reserve 20R92c. Eggs-Bctter feeling;
western 13al4c. Cheese-Steady; western
fall cream 01SAl0c, half skinned S,1a9 Hc.
Petroleum-Firm; refined 1Sc, crude 99Ic.
WhiSky-Firmer; western at 81 u.
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"TbeSs svu re,, showing tb,, The ioM,
Staie1 above mentioned ,iIi have 'S SS,
60 GOO 600 bushels more vbsst ~ az
than thsy had last ysar nav bs r.I;od
upon a b.inv A, ns,r cor,sc, =, ,bs yssS
btst ;niorm,1;on c.n m.ts ,h.r, V T w.
ars mniniS iron, Inc rsnnr, s nj .",;m1' ~!
Of Tho S,tion,i LgrEcni,"r"i Rnrssn
and conIrmsJ iss ~ ,Ss s;.IJ rar .crSI
by The obIsrvs,ion NJ ,r".ivor,hT man ~
tbis ci,y Wbo have "a S,,;1:J I'm
St.,s' xortion"J ~ W;!,n.o,a f.. NV V
StSrcs ~ .Crs... ~ ~. ,Ss.s ,. ~,
knoSn :" hs sSorV ~ toiio~:. IS7S
7GI ooo .",.s. U iS7E "a . lv
is77 0oo N0o 49,. ,''V m. IT,, NM, nil
es,obli,Lsd NJ III. ,,o,, laid NV 49,.
mi. ,"ar oy "" Ia, ~ sysr isIS c "U,e
Arm, N" s,,im,,o ~ AZ OOo O00 SnsS.I,
aoaipst oniT IA 0oS O0o ISSt vSor For
IL otb.r 1Sre. S,",s. ihs ",i;m",s, ,rs
eouslIy trn'tTortby ~
GW: NAV mention incidentally that m,
ayVrrVata wheat crons nj M;cbio,n In.
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBIC
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THz CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

cu,,,,,to,,, rs N;,....I 1.
Ty'nI'SGtiiS VI : DISe1Seu LIVER.
JAi ~, ~ tIIe t.S'tt s'uc' unuet the
u - e.s VI t;tc ilD u. increases pres,
' ', 1 .i a,;'. ';e pau, Is mine lGit
s,ut - 'i I',ri a!,e'i' y laIely aote 10 lie
VI t .I,c ,s't sue ,I So'is!llnSS t,e pam
- - , s.a ua,ueL 'ncSl'oIlaeF,3laae ana
H., u N sIp,,,,,o: eM' i !; 10 inc Top Of
, ,.iI S,V e' ,,''n Is someone's ms
! M. ~. 4 i'!c..i a IN INC arm:
~ II - i',ecseu WIN loss OF
"ppe.. ., o @lI. .halcss; INC Do|c!s IN
5s,tsi". %!G IoS''IG' sometimes alter,
' III Nv, %n''. i'N ...C i'eIu Is tfou1lTu
En,vv soDso, i IN tho |l.n n,. oul
There is GENERALLY co 'n ~% az.
ofmcmoTv occo1nonioJ viii , na ,Eo'
MI sensation Of HAVING lcft mnJnno
something which ought to have bccn
done. A slight. dry co,"b is so U,."
times an attendant, Tfc n,t;"nt
complains ofwcarincss md drh;Iit" .
he IS easily startled, his feet arr coI6
or burning, and he COMPLAINS NJ .
nr;crlv sensation NJ tLa s1';n. II.
shirts arc low. and altbo"nh 10 -
satisfied that exercise would 10 hene =.
fetal to him. vet h" con S sc,rcoI,
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
cdy. Several of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them OK,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER
DR.. c. McI,AHr's IIyrp PR.
1NcAsEs OF AcuE AND Trv r,1 when ,it',I,
taken with Ouininc. arc nroductiyr
ofthe most bannv rcsnlts oLc,to,
catbartic can be used, nrcD o
80 ~ or,cr .,I;na N,! m.l'"'"' ny
would advise all Who arc oiT,ictcG i
with this disease 10 rive th"r, a
r,,p rpT,, ~ -'' ="
t"IN ANAL'
For all Bilious arrangements and
US a simple purgative, they arc I'M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-17
A IIemedy ior Rurns anna NcnIds

AT recent meeting Of the Masaachu.
sets Dental Society in Salem, DR.. G. +.
Waters gave detailed account Of dis =.
coVery which he has recently made Of a
remedy for burns and scaIds. 1t was
claimed that the application Of bicarbon.
ate OF soda, which is the simple cooking
soda 10 DO found in all households, or
other alkalieT in a neutral form, would
Afford instantaneous cessation OF pain
from the severest burns or scalds, and
that in all cases Of superficial burning
the treatment would effect cure in the
course Of a few hours.
Al the meeting referred to, the practi.
cal value Of the remedy was demonstra.
ted by r test requiring considerable nerve
TO put into operation, and still more faith
in the efficacy Of the novel treatment
which was to DO Illustrated. Tho doc.
tor dipped the sponge into boiling water
and squeezed it over his right wrist, the
water flowing almost completely around
the arm, and nearly encircling Il with a
severe scald something like two inches in
width. Not content with this, he dipped
the sponge second time, and pressed il
closely on the under side ofhis wrist for
thirty seconds. He then applied bicarbi.
nate Of Of soda 10 the ,calded surface, and
laid over it wet cloth, and the intense
pain was banished as ifby magic. On
the next day alter this severe iest, the
ecald, with the exception OF that part
purposely made most severe, was practi.
cally healed, only slight discoIorstion
OF the skin showing where the scalding
water ilOwed-thiS too without second
application Of the soda. The flesh on the
under side Of the wrist had been cooked
down to the sweat glands, and the scald
was one which ordinarily would have
caused an open and painful wound of
long duration. Tho only treatment Of
this, however, after the first application
OF the soda, was to keep the part moist
with a wet cloth and no pain was exper.
fenced, and it was but fcw days before
this severe wound was seen 10 be rapidly
heaIing.-BO'tOn Transcript.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BONDs-Dull,


STOcEs-The Stock Exchange was The
scene to-day Of increased activity and mucl
animation, the bull fraternity making thing
lively and carryinglprices up Il to tx lpeI
cent as compared with the closing quota
tions last evening, Western Union was The
leading feature. At times there were
heavy realiEa1ionS, one Spectator alone
who had about 10000 shares having sold
out. After Western Union, Michigan Cen
tral was the feature, having suddenly he,
come very active, and after frequent and
wide fluctuations reached 52st, against 81
at the opening. Then came Lake Shore,
which on larger dealings rose from 6IsE IA
to 50. Granger shares were also prominent
in the dealings, and although somewhat ir,
regular were IN the main higher.
The transactions were 939, 900 shares, Of
which 600 were New York Central, a, Cox
Lake Shore, 1890 Northwestern, 1880
Rock Island, 1900 St Pauls, 5000 Ohios,
$4,000 Delaware, LackawAnna & Western,
25,Q0O Michigan Central, $1,000 Pacific
Mail, and $1,000 Western Union,
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Tna Ohio river is getting very low,
but there Is no decline in The price OF
beer. Small profits and big glasses ia
the rule, and 81 the net gain on an in
vestment Of $2,25.-L0ui3rills.. Commercial,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Now Yorlr nlonen nnn Einn,s.

NEW YORK, August le.-MoNEY-Clo Closes
easy at Ila9 per cent Prime merercantile
paper ,4lIa9X per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer dlsburSed $5s7,O00. Custom re.
eeiph, $4,000. Clearings I $l1, 900, 900.
Sterling weak; long 4.sS, short ass.
GoLD-Opened at l66K and closed at
lO6H, with all sales Of the day at these
figures alternately. Borrowing rates az, 8,
Sk and | per cent, At the close loans
were made Nat.
SILvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 23N currency, 81 II
gold. Silver coin Ha4 per cent discount
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEw YORK. August l6.-PackNge trade
fairly active. Prints and ginghamS in good
demand aud dress goods doing well. Cot.
tons in moderate request and steady.
Hosiery, skirts aud shawIs in fair demand,
WoOlens in moderate demand, Foreign
goods slow.
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orr Tremendous Crops!

The Chicago Tribune Is excellent AUTH
GRITTY as to the Western crops, and itS
general estimates are very encouraging.
Il says that the crops Of the great wheat
producing States Of the Northwsstior 1877
have been 90 nearly secured and 80 ac.
curatoly estimated that there can scarcely
be any important difference from the fol.
loWinU EOntea,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

ny HGil, Ia adtGNts, poIiG0t prepaid.
one yesr......,,".~SS % Three month"; ~ g
sIs fnOnihs....,.. e. I % One mOnth.."a..... 70
Delivered BY CATntTS in City l6c pr week.
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FINANCIAL.

This Hank 10 organized and prepared 10 trau,ast
The business d banking In all IL dStslls'
II iuooeedS the ElrIt National Hank d Wheeling,
Il owned w The same shareholder and under 40
Iame Management.
By carefully rVFlrdlng the interests Of IL Cor
respondents and pSPealorI, and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes, Il hopeS % merit
their OtteOn and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check At sight 70.
teiyed from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
and individuals.
Csri!hc,,es o. Deposit Issued payable on demand
or Al hKGd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTIONS:
John K. Bctiord, WIN. B, slnpa0n,
jacob 8. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
VIM. A. lBOtt, John l. Hobhs,
A. n, Adams, q, q. Dewey.
Henry NJ. Harper, my2i-dAw
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M Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cans
from sieuGenVtlle and Columbus through t5iiIoui
S.dHgs 70 cincinnati, LOUISVILLE indianapolis nnd
81 Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Homer In
ms HtIl, should call on or address the undersigned
Tor through time ubIes, maps, land circular md
further information W, l.. O'BHTRN.
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And an extra copy to person settling up Club'il
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money In 4 Registered Letter.
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news In hi Departments, from all quaTtsl o.
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"nd ,,gi,I,i LfiR RaCI (tVn AoHl
.uItsCRlBEIS- Persons deIiTlng 70 have the
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',,,,d lJ leaving their address al Counting
p,,p' or BY drop letter through the poalOfiieG.
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