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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Miss Angelina Grinke has been
as,''ee the abolition hobby more than
hvc years.-N y. -9gs.
We consider IT very unbo coming in
a LAZY 10 ride in that manner.
Dxeyy;-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
CLOTHS
Prepare for H0rcsf!

E'VTt TOT F1WTCbf.
YNE subscriber !, now receiving another
- supply OF ssa.onabls GOODS. which.
added ~ b" former stock, makes hi- assert
mrni very complete lie would particularly
invite the a'i'niion OF Farmers 10 ~. stock
of GROCERIES, and such article. ,.th.,
need al this season, which will he found 10
be very general and ',mrLatiy l9,o
JAMES J. MILLER
June %, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The Speaker laid before the House
Of Representative, on Thur.dsy last.
letter from the Secretary of the Trea.
snry. IN answer 20 \ resolution Of the
9Th Instant, showing the amounts of
expenditure. exclusive of the public
t.s'. lor each year, from le2i t. Is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
.I,;oiher s.sppIy or s.,,,,,,,c,.

GOODS.
OHM II. SHROPSHIRE inform, liz,
- trends and the public generally. that
ne n,' received another supply u GOODS.
which, added to his former .,.o,im-rI
makes II complies. Persons who are de,i.
ron, OF purchasing Goods, at low rate
WI please give linn cali, a. he !, deter.
IN lned To sell them at The very lowest .tice
Chafies'owu, June - is3s.
EAN o. GC1ES.
VIE subscriber has the pleasure OF in
forming the Ladies that he h.s lust re-.
eeNrd co".iiers"Ie addition 10 Ia, stock
Of FANCY GOODS, such q, sil..
tbsi!rN., Prinis. Gloves, Hosiery, Iacrs
'eh', Bonnet.. Se. &c sc, u which lac
would PoIIisl, invite their attention.
JAMES J. MILLER
June -, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
JOHN rALIAFERRo.


Mr HtRsroNs-Sif. I ho,,yl,t -, s,,,.i = "a
"mote h-'n the name ~ Ju'ikiBs' Oiatrnett
s"'d some ~ Il 'h-t Wss r,tnrned ~ me no, b,r,
good u - tue q hsd not yOur nsme OF tb. LII
N'on"' ''r P' ~hish nos und, ,rsnf ., 90 tl.,
genuine zEti'lr. tns,ir T., ,yu IN, !, -.
"ou'r 'h" Ia pub'Is may be guarded ss.,n.t o.
'tnpOS'i'aH ~ ~, LttJ
Yours, Se A L NuNFy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
Also, in.f rcrriIcsi.

Ia" r'rc,, n suprr IIsn? CAgPETiNo,
hIDiNP WITS Gis snd t.triase a..
NiLhiNU tANFS. Sc ffsil. by
ElCuARB T. DORIAN.
Harpefs Fefry. Jane l-74
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

sury. to order collectors and rses.vsr, Of N.
public money TO make, at least once 10 ak
esys. special dsPosi,es in gold and silver, of
me amount remsinipg IN their bsrds, to the
credit OF the United states, IN such bank, a.
toe secretary msy select, and under such re-
gulations NJ the Treasurer. uad,r the seer.-
thry, should dictate, so ss to secure the uot-
nsy, and to render the Secretary and Trca.u.
rerst all tines acquainted ~ it'll the CONDITION
Of such banks; the Treasurer 10 report 10
congress, within . week Of the opening of
each session, the banks &C 'eeted, the rule, aud
restrictions under which tie, had accented
the dePo.iies. aud the eonpsn,aticn for hich
they would perform the service required. sc.
The prioe'PsI of the remaining feature. of
the bill were understood To- be that, after
gwen tune, no bank notes ..iocld DO received
under The demon alton of tel dollars. and
she' further given tune, no.e under twsot,
dollars.
The bill vas read. passed 10 a second re adj
log. aud ordered To De printed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

The AsNr Btu l. now before the House of
representative, proposing u increase the
Army u about ia 80 1.-The SeHate's bill pro-
poses upwards OF 1000 Mir benton an .Le,
To" Army Increase hill his hobby. aud think ,
Cen ;r..,oufht not sdJourn ~ithou, passing Il
Tho House Of Ref rt.entaii,s. IN, arte.d
I" r-'e'-e Ne present position OF the SPEAK
ets char aud the scas Of tho Nemben-
maj u. 10 right about face" and p!ace
Ih'"e' where they were 4 few Year, since -
The change viii much improve tho appear
snee 81 The Hall Of the House Tie Aitsra-
ton will D. made thi, summer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
MORE NEW GOODS.

YENiIE subscriber ha. Is.t received. IN sa->
n ddi7n t. b.s s'ots u Fancy CooJ,
"h'eh " largo, very oacap, AID beauu.ulJ
The tliipatng sriojc.
r-uHs' HOODS,
! nfIs aitto.
J tf.'i super NicTORIt BoNuETs-
P.k ani fIl-'r LAWNS.
f."n-''I7te5 SILKS. and o,bsr various
cpisur.
Am"f.~aH IIhEIrCEEs, ~ ~. piece.
"h.r7 Dc - 90 sell on lbe most .ccOmnod1t-
iag terms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
Negroes Wanted.

shout 30 NEGRoE4, fron,
v 49, ,ges 81 , g. ~ ger. Tor shtrh
b cher prices viii be- gwen iLsn ty ssy Otbef
purchaser 90 tte county
RtCu4RD Johnson
lisrper'-rer'y. ioas ~, las q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

had once before been denounced q,
guilty Of almost high treason. for pre-
'ent'ns another memorial JEbu,. il the
Chairman OF the committee Of Foreign
Affairs would like 10 take charge OF II.
aud make 1t the subject Of eonsi6era-
iion. by Way Of mod,iy my som-wha,
his vie<s uron the qlesi,ua in"olycd
IN IT. he (Mr. ~ would ehccs:ul.y
trsnsrni, II 10 that honorable nrnter.
Here there was 4 roar Of laughter
and the call for the orders OF the day
l'he hour having eispsed) pu, an end
10 the scene. and dispersed the listen.
Ing crowd ia lroa, Of Sir. Adam. chair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
IL List or Letters

EMAiNiNG in the Post Q ioe at Shep-
. herd'to"D, Va, June 50. la3s. which
II mol iakea cut before the Isl Of October.
1873, Nil De seats the General Po.i-oace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
WANTED.

tRh o. 90 bushels q Ost, sod fss by.,
sbND sis ofs11f Foiatoes WILDE received \.
Psy meat Of debts tue shi, Ogiee
1ult g. Isg-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05
CAUTYOM-

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

FILES.
hI're leaving io""tbur". hsd heard much Il
an O'nt'ne"t. hp~ Shrphrrds q - % III uti,L
No" 'Pi~"r b.iOre tie I'utic AZ proprietor and II
.s ces'd"d 'ihc.es 80 on ts - "a, ,i .l,,,
y" ven aequ"r'ed. Since ms Residence. la n 4.
"n"' ~ "As i't i"fn',L cure tsi.ud of ,,,nr
affected uiih I,,lfS Having IN, ,.It H., . 80 -
tor some years with tl'', distressing d,,ra.r NOS.
H"h''"-,insiN "PrI'"i ,our O,uIn,stt IN NV o.,
'H'c ""d am Sr-,hed that cen say Il mad. r,,.
N'Ns' j. 4 BEN ~.
Counting Room, I.ou.bsr,! .Irr.t
Mi T. Hcr"ons, f'r.l-r,ek CIV. Nd nr.,r,.,or
OF Shepherd. T.. >. Uu.,n,,nt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

fgori R.,i1p Uauys
I",'s knr~n Nc q. iicr,,o"s 60 he the rropric-
IN, rysi ir"'c ~ Ma, LAID sud the O,t,,,,,, -
Nv h'" ~ have been ~ mn,h rr;,.ur. o. h., hrcn
,r'9","iI, u',d "a my own Gm,iy ~b,I. I,,,y IN
W., ''"d a.d during my rc,id,acc IA lh,, ti,v.
~ u NUGu
Nov iOIk. My 2lth, iss5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-05

Mn &: HEnsro>S-S'r Iia,iog Lccn ia sI,c ha-
." 81 n'i"S ihe OtUim,rt prepared bv you tor /.
"u"'hcr 1T Ncais, -iivd She r,,,, p,,, a. .,
mr'i ,i"fmcr'v I"it'r fur ~unu.l, oi ,Ar,sus
'li'o"s -"'' cuts. iro.' bii-. ,eai. aud Lnr,
50" b'he'ns - u To- valuable, ha,, 40 b. i,.,on
~ ',e"min," "inE ~ 10 the pu'lic. ~ b,ril, 80
u"h oil ~ 'hat % las gsn,rsii, been a. D. MT, ,t n,,
'>,"iI- A"1~ that Mr. iIcrStor, d.. been ,,r,-
P'.'"r Hnd 'n''ui ','nrer OF this pmcut Tor wear,
I'H' h""S irNqie"iiy received ;h- aitec ,i,r,.tIy
from hi'asSlf SAINT a. nWt>I-. -
Livery S'abiI, .N.ril Stree, u .S.a.gre.
Hlumur", Oct. Or 1885,
have "'''" u'.d II i,r horses .orc back. vii,
~ 49, s"-.Sss -. 4 %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
QUARANTINE.

AN and after the 10th day ofafay anduntil the10th
" Of Oct. 1888, quarantine will be required
Of oil vessels their officers, crews, passengers and
eargoes, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath prevailed-of al
vessels on bourd ofwhch any person shall have died
of any disease or been sick during their hofneward
puss sage. No person shall be permitted to 60 on,
board or to go on shore from any vessel when al
quarantine without permit from the health officer
Fishermen and all other persons are cautioned a
gainst throwing any fish or any filth into tho dock
Or suffering any filth 10 remain on their premises
whereby tho health of the inhabitants OF the town
may be endangered; all violations of law will be
strictly attended TO- Vessels viii anchor at the
ual place of quarantine, nearly opposite the lower
Steam Mill; and s,no vessel shall be allowed GER
ti6cate to proceed to town in any case whatever,
while she lays above quarantine" All 'ilots are
requested to attend to the above laws.
Z; Per order J. ELLSWORTH, See'y.
Bath, April 81, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
MAIL ROUTE.
SAGADAHOCK STEAM FERRY,
ut Bath VilINge.

NNHIS Ferry was established in June last, for the
~ purpose Of affording an easy, safe, and e1Pe-
sltous conveyance to travellers across the kenne-
bee at Bath. The propretors have on this ferry, a
boat measuring Seventy tons. propelled by an en-
CINE Of thirty horse power under the management Of
an experienced, skilful. and careful engineer. 1t
would perhaps be sufficient TO show the advantages
of this ferry over the old ferry at Bath to state that
the mail propretors, changed their mail route from
that ferry to this while the road leading to this
ferry from the East was in very bad order This
road has recently been very much improved aHd
now IS in GOOD REPAIR, and persons crossing
the ferry at Bath, will find this route far superior to
the other in every respect. By it, the distance be-
tween Bath and Wiscasset is shortened 3-4 of a
mile, while the passage across the river is at all
times easy, pleasant, perfectly SAFE and performed
in about four minutes. Travellers will find it for
their interest to pass this way. where constant and
ready attendance is at all times given.
Bath, May l6, 1888. 10wf7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Bangor, april 30, | S3S.

Bangor, april 80, S3S. !
INNfIE twelfth section of Gan act additional TO
n promote the sale and settlement Of the public
lands" passed March "a. A. ID. 1895, mixing il The
duty of the Land Agent 40 advertise the settling
lands in market, once year for two months, IN
one paper in tie city of Boston, 6ne in Concord.
N. II. and in paper in each county in the State,
describing the quality and situation of said land and
the terms of sale," the Land Agent erehy gives
public notice that Township number a. IN the nth
range Of Township west from the last Inc OF the
State, has been lotted for settlers, and is now in
the market for sale and settlement undtrihe provs-
ions of the following law passed at the last sson
of the Legislature. The price will be iom fifty to
seventy five cents per acre, according to the quail
ty and situation of the lots. The lots average 100
acres each The soil in this township Is good
being remarkably free from stones. and the land
living in moderate swels. he location OF this
township is favorable for settlement, as The Aroos'
took road passes within one mile OF The western
line of the township. There are between 4O and 5O
settlers in the adjoining town. hip No IN me OH
Range. and good saw mill and grist mill have
recently been built there by Ira Fish, Esq. only one
mile distant from this township
Townships No. 3 in the 4ili Range; No in the
9th Range, and No. 8 in the 9TH Range have been
urveyed and lottcd into mile sections. Lots OF 100
acres will be out from any OF these sections 10
actual settlers, where the land is more Suitable ior
farming than for timber. Townships Nos. 3, 10
and IL in the 9Th Range have been ordered to De
surveyed, by tho Surveyor General, forthwith, and
will be open for settlers as the lots can he
run out The Aroostook road passes directly
through these townships and the soil is represented
TO be excellent for farming. The Aroostook road is
laid out and cut out from the military road lead
ing from Bangor to Houtoh: near Mattawamkeag
point, to the .aroostook river, distance of about
rs miles
About $l7 900 will be expended. this year, upon
this road BY the Land agents of Maine and Mas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
State of Maine.

In the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and tlifiy-cight. An Act additional TO pro.
mote the sale and settlement of the Public Lands.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by tie Senate and House
of Representdtircs IN Legislature assembled, That
all lands lotted to settlers shall be soldlo those
" Who will perform settling duties ON the same rs
prescribed by law, the price TO be fixed 10y the Land
gent, having reference TO The field notes, lot how
ever at less price than fifty cents per acre; thee
fourth parts Of said price to be paid within three
wears from the time Of said sale in labor 10 be lard
out in making roads in shch township where said
lands so sold are situated hnder the direction Of tho
Land AGENT and the remaining fourth part to be
paid in cash within four years from the time Of sud
sale.
SEc. g. Be 1t further enacted, That whenever
twenty or less number OF individuals, shall each
select lot of ono hundred and sixty acres OF land
in any township loited for settlers, the same having
no mill within its limits and shall give bonds satls-
factory TO the Land Agent, that they will within
the term of three years from the time of said seec-
ton, erect in a proper and substantial manner,
saw mill and grist mill, on such lot within SAID
township, as shall be designated by the Board OF
Internal Improv the same shall be entitled to
deed of such lot; and each individual shall receive
deed from the Land Agent for his respective lot,
without any further consideration, conditioned how.
ever for the performance ofthe settling duties re-
quiz ed by law.
SEC. 8. Be 1t further enacted, That from and Of.
ter the passage OF this Act, all Acts and parts b
and the same are hereby repealed,
In the House of Representatives March Ky.
1888. This bill, having had three several
readings, passed to BIO enacted.
ELISHA II. ALLEN, Speaker.
In the Senate, March %, 1873. This Bill,
having had two several readings, passed to be
enacted. 0
N. S. LITTLEFIELD, Presidents
March 90, 1888. Approved.
EDWARD KENT.
.4f Secretary's Office
lny Augusta, March 26, 1888.
A true copy ofthe original on file.
Attest, SAM'L P. BENSON,
Secretary of State.
The following newspapers are requesied-to pub
lish the above notice and Law, for two months,
and forward their bills this Office for payment
Portland advertiser, York County Herald, Oxford
Democrat, Kennebec Journal, Lincoln Telegraph,
Waldo Patriot, Somerset journal, Northern States.
man, Gazette e. advertiser at Calais, Nov England
Farmer at Boston, and New Hampshire Statesman
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Sale of Logs at Auction.

IL first day of May instant in the boom on Kenne-
bee river near the ice house in Richmond in the
County of Lincoln, owned by John Merrill, and oc-
cupied by me, aquantity of pine, Spruce, Hemlock.
and hard wood logs, estimated at about one hundred
and fifty in number, containing sundry marks-whch
logs taken up and secured by me in said river
and were on said first day of May inst. unclaimed
the boomage and other expenses upon the same
have not been paid or rendered. l shall therefore
sell at public vandue at said boom Saturday the
28th day of July next at 2 o'clock, P. NJ all such
logs aforesaid at that time may remain unclaimed
and unpaid for aforesaid agreeaby to the provis-
ions of the act passed in March 1886 for regulating
private booms ON Kennebec river.
zsa JOSEPH TROTT.
Richmond, May 2, 1888. tf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Sale ofLogs at Auction.

No7TCE is hereby given that there were on the
~ first day of May, instant in my boom in Car
diner, in the County of Kennebec. at the rolling dam
brook. quantity of pine, Spruce, Hemlock and
hard wood logs estimated to be about two thousand
in number, containing sunary marks, which logs
have been taken up in Kennebec river and secured
by me and were on said first day of May instant I'M
claimed, and the boomage and other expenses upon
the same have not been paid or rendered. l shall
therefore sell at said boom at public vandue Sat-
urday the 2sth day of July next at 10 o'clock, I'M
all such logs aforesaid at that time may remain
unclaimed, and unpaid for aforesaid, agreeably to
the provisions of an act passed in March 1886 for
regulating private booms Kennebec River.
SAMUEL ii. MOULTON.
Gardiner Nav g 1888. tf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Prices Reduced
AT THE LOWER WOOLEN
CLOTH JMANUFA Glory.
GRAY, (MAINE.)
JOHN NAVAL,

h ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
~ continues to manufacture NO GLEN CLOTHS,
from raw material, at the following reduced pri-
ces viz Cassimeres at 42 to SIS els. per yard, ac-
cording 10 quality. Sattinets at 80 TO 50 cts per
ward. fine warp. Common full Cloth at 80 TO 80
cts. per ward, according TO quality. Walled at 81
TO 80 9 els per yard Blanketngover yds wide
SO to 81 1-2 CTS Flannel, yd. white 10 cents.
Napt and colorcd 22 cents. Pressed do W cents.
Wool manufactured shares al the very low
est terms Cloth Dressed for Is cents per yard
Tie above will be the prices, if the wool is Ia.
ken and cloth delivered at the mill. 1fdelivered
at an Agents, 2 cts. per yard will be added
NPThe money will be refunded for the maklng
of all cloths, manufactured by him that arc not
done in good and workman like manner, il re-
turned within months ut lis Factory from the
time delivered, and the current cash prc paid for
the wool received, or exchanged for any other kinds
of wooden cloths on fair terms. W. LEDY4 RD.
J. M. has spared no cost or expense to obtain
new and most approved machinery, and will cxer-
else the greatest exertons to execute his work IN
style that will meet the wishes of his customers,
and generous patronage from discerning public,
which Is humbly solicited and will be thankfully
received. Those who deem il an object to save
from 10 TO Is cents dollar, are respectfully IN
yited TO call at the Lower Factory and examine
the prices and cloths manufactured before leaving
their wool.
For the convenience of customers, the following
agents have been appointed with either of whom
wool, cloth, orders NAV be left, and the cloth will
be manufactured and left for delivery--Geo. Small.
Limington; James Ford, Gray Corner; John b.
Ford. Norway; Clement Pcnnell, Portland, Lcng
and Loring Buckfeld, VIM. Lcdyard, Bath.
GRAY, MAY 1888. 12wks9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Commissioners Notice.

NNHE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
u have been appointed by the Judge of Probate
for the County of Lincoln-to receive and examine
the claims ofthe several creditors TO the estate OF
GEORGE b. MITCHELL, late ofBath in said County
Merchant deceased represented insolvent That
six months from The 21st day Of February inst are
allowed said creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims-and that we will attend that service at the
Counting Room ofClark & Sewall in Bath on tho
second Monday Of March next and the five following
months nj 3 o'clock P. M.
Dated at Bath this 26th day of Feb. A. D. 1888.
DAVID c. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK.
M.-.ho tao
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
For Sale.

THVHE subscriber offers for Sale, as follows:-
III viz
One Two-story dwelling house, now occupied by
R. P. Morse, situate on the South side of Elm st.
very convenient and handsome house (new)
One Two Story dwelling house, now occupied by
DR.. Sam'l Anderson, and situate one door North
of Capt Davis Hntch's dwelling house; said
house being in good repair, and well adapted for
one or two families
ALSO, FOR RENT
Now finishing SIX STORES, in the new block
opposite Sagadahock Ferry. Persons wishing a
good Store, by making immediate application,
may have it finished to suit themselves.
THOMAS HALEY.
March l, 1898 tf4S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05


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reSdonoo =, III c,r,s vailov and INV trmino tbet
| will oh,a;n m amnls re,yard and t5at region viii
bocomo nc !, ia destined Inv nnturc IN he The prana:
| ~, oc Tho nor,b.n
In another nlace Doctor jackson says.-s On tba
Arnos,noL II !, IN no rsnarked ,l,a, ycrv fe,y ;rany
as'aI 800 ox;s, md ,ha ,rodor,,,.,;nr ,rn,.,S
IL a. n,;y,ro or var;o,s hard wood ,ree. she en-:
,," - 'sl a,d ,.IIn h;roi, .h,nnd;nc .b;Io
- ran,,a; so,,o ~ ,ho n,,s, 10; ~. roo
| ,u hill Sbaro ,ro ov;Jon, ro,sons VII, ,;u
so,,d ha tho c,so fr tho r;bnst coils arc oI,yavs
49,, ,,,,J id a ,,,;y.d ,,r,,,,I, ri In A .oos-
,L IL no ,nns,i,. ~ I;,nosnna al,;o, and oro
80 A.; II, III III J .e,,l;n Id rn,.rLa
~ -. h.tss, 49,, ~ a,ha,
o ~. ~. "o d 1r,on, r;char as a.; oaro,i,nr,i
80, H. an, n,har nnr,;np ,c Mane Tbo
,it1 On lie r,yer 10 cs,;ma,od h.,,veer
fon n,,a 'snO nersnns chiefly em;oranIs from
NJ
.T'u,,rds tho conclusion. DR.. Jackson saws. "the
.os,.,rohas nj The nrescn season Loyo brought TO
,;a naa, ;n,nora,t 70 s"u,ces in rho nubc domain
IT.; - ha,nro ,rLnnab Rds ~ IRON nre of
'.,. .,,.,n;,,J, iavnr,J situated Cnr advanto
90" "naa,nns ncc,,r Mn ,Ia Arnnstonk md NH
H. ,,.rlod l,,rac,crst;c. Of Tho rconlur con far
' Wv 90 Iii, h.m.elves over ~ orea, belt ofconn
CO., ,ia Sohnn;s ~ liz grnos,9nl and s, Jobn.
~, Sand - ,hs Tem;scoi,,a l.ko nnar Tho fronti.r
81 r.,.ia l. ,,;ll ho ar once berceived TIN, tho
W 800 have ox,,loref i j, n,,sf valuable
ey,ry odyoht.an :, on;r.d Lv
s.,,iars'' tInavv bcr ofcrs reward 10 The enter
r;s;,a l,n,her dealer rich ! il capable ufprodu-
;n,, e. ,,.arao crnn of 40 bushels Of wheat 10 tho
e'as u" -, s' a,sn. nradmnr Gon N m 40
nsis otI.rs ~, ME- ward n The b,,sbnndnun