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RAILROAD SrOPPAGE.--The Portland Argus, III an
article relating to management upon railroads. and re-
luting some personal experience, remarks:
We waited-tme flew--a quarter Of an hour half
-1uarters--still train. The passengers wcr,
uneasy. Appeals made to the conductor; he pu-
litey but invariably answered MY orders, gentlemen
10 wait here until he other comes and here wait
Soon sefappointed committee called on Ackermhn
and insisted going forward He maintained His i'm.
per,urbable suaviiy, but declined At last one Of the
number, to bring matters to point, said
"Well; Mr. Ackerman, how much longer shall got
stop if you don't hear from the train!"
81 shall wait week, sure" lie responded. sat the end
Of that shall decide what is next TO be cone.'
Just then the train came laundering eng at the ratC
.f % miles an hour, to make up for lost time.
FIRST LovE-Can any man ley his hand upon bis
wastcudt and conscentiUusly say, "until ! saw TN
present Mrs. Jones never was in love in my iile'
Can any man say SO! lie is poor creature Il he can
aud make no doHbt he has had least iortyfve frs
loves since he began 10 be capable of udmrng at ali
As for the ladies', them, Of course, put out OF tn
question; they fresh, doubt; they never fall i
| love until mamma tells them that Nr SnGnd-so
an amiable young man, md in every way eligible, The
never frt With cOps sn Smith alta ball sish as they Il
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NoTIcE il hereby given, that if the Sus aud penalty ."
above charged paid tn the Treasurer o. SAID t""
", before tho ~crond Nnday Jnuary next that zach
tract oI land ur Town Lot uhave described on Which
said Taxes aud remain unpaid much Il! each rs may
he necessary far tHt purpose, wi be offered T Hlc on
SAID second Mndy al january next al The Curt H"se
in ST. Cirvlr, in said Cnuuiy, By the County treasurer
10 SATISFY said taxes aud penalty according t. law.
d. IRuEMAN, AUGItpr B4l. CO. q.
Auditors Office, Dee ., SO.
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.,.v-7NEUG AI.GIl-.l'hi. 6rmilrhle di'o's9a.
which seems 10 riIlr III skill ol phv,rinns yields
like magic To CARrLR's SPANIsH MIXrnRE.
Mr. +. Bnydrn, inrm rv nt the or 1on'e; New
York nnd late popIrl,r oi the xchnnle ll"trl,
Richmolri. Va is ne ni lh" hunhrens who have
been cured NJ severe n, uralgi hy Carriers Sptnirh
Mixture,
since lis cure, he h1> recommended il To numbers
of 9th r. who wei, sui, iLg with nearly very lorm
of disease. with the musi wonderful success
He sny, il is the most extraordinary mrdicine he
hns ever seen used, and the best hood purifier
Known oc
y. see advertisement in another column Nov. 90
[. n.
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PREMIUM ON BABIss-Wc find in the pap rs the
following: "At the late Georgia State Fair preuuH.
offered for the best-lOoking native buby. and il
taken hv promising daughter OF R,ber, Glover. Mex.
year the premium for the same article will be $50 The
competition will be brisk, and we expect I'M
proved stock
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at home in bed, and think
what a charming DASH
ing fellow be is; they
never hear the curato
read his sermon so sweet
Iy, and think how pale &
interesting he looks, and
how lonely he must feel
in his curate house, and
what n noble work it
would be 10 share the
solitude, and soothe the
pains, and listen to the
delightful doctrine Of 50
excellent a man; they
n'''' '"''h - a'''c''"9
'"eii''e .''' 10 my mortar
LaL.,.m,.'.','' ~ =. .',' I'm, - '"',,..
,riehd rom coils, .. and
5ty. m r-. I'..n Al, ,.
s,., -. -. ''''
and 49,.
.i >. ~.
rara. h 80. go. 49,
stL.'.5s. 49,,
49,. -. ,.. ,;,.a
,.a.r.i nI o:J
Sa. T.. ,,lr,.J, ,,'J
-,
,-
" .''''t ZINES persist
~ '"i',''a'"'"s '''7 sl'lc'-
, o''"0''1 e'''u'''O"'
l"e' must ha'ura!iy' as
u "eFe' Ia "' yAe opposite
','e' t''"I VI al'ach; o-
."gE"'se' Il Do'h parties
''eiu ai'o'' 'heFe "ou!a
oe no more marriages;
',.'u tne TWO HoStS would
lie III tiieif respective
'hac''oh' without ever
'ih hs 70 oItl'e' ihus'
II Is !: e''ut"I 'na1 II 'Ae
ladies' VIII not, the men
must take the offensive.
!, for my part, have made
IN the course Ut my lille
ut least I score of
attacks upon
several strongly fortified
hearts. Sometimes |
began my work too late
in the season, and winter
came and rende'ed turih-
er ldbors impossible;
sometimes | have stack
ed the breach msdiy,
sword IN hand, and have
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09
Coal Mines
Mil Seat,
ssAlE-BY VIRTUE OF \ MANDATE,

o. AlE.-BY VIRTUE OF y MANDATE,
directed Ia the uudcrs .nud a. special Master Com
missioner in tharecty in acase III the Court of to.n.
Tail oil Complainant aud James ll aud Others
defendants. sa - public sac al iiie lfrnt nuT
of the Court Iuusr III lie town Ui ST. GAINESVILLE,
Belmont To-, OUH
TUESDAY, the 27th OF December next,
between the .ours IL Unck 4. NJ and Ar NJ of said
day the .Owius ysciihCd r,a! estate, 10 Wit certain
traCl of land being pHrt of 'ctun four Township hvo
anu Range four ~ w as'l;untuu Township, Beniuht
County, Ohio ard lsuttci aud described a follows
Regiuun. at post OH tie Eastern boundary line oi
said section and running West ~ pcrohes TO a posi-,
South IS Wcs, l0perches ioa osi south ~ west oe
perchc, to large ash the bank OF The Creek, thence
North - East i. pcTCisC 10 stone on the ank o
the Elk thence North IL ", 81 81 IerChes 10 u0s
thence Soulh II West perccs 10 post. thence WeS
Sc pcrches small tree thence South lOS Easi jt
pcrchcs 10 pos, thence West pcrces To srar tree
thence south 6G West ~ perchcs to post thence Nuti
Al WesI 4?i pet c.iO post. lhcn Norm - Ear
IL pcrches i tee, thence North IL Il ISL IC
rerch,s 10 ~ ash Ead elm the rank Ol the Creet
thence North o. tast " pcrches to Sycamnre thenc,
North 5J Eat II pCrClcs To sycamore, thence NoIti
81 Eas; 81 perUhes post thence North a East D
perC hes tu pic of stone the Crcek Ank. thence Eas
rcr, les 20 post the Fast luiindsry lire Of sai'
SECTION thence south ~ perchc TO the pace OF heginhng
Containing 20 acres 10 perches more or less, resev VIM
"a acres sold Samuel Ring jr. Also grave yard ~ fee
upon said premises heing the same premises sh
10 James by GeoIge Ring and wife Ivy iced datr
94th March lrjl and being the sane prems "n whlc
The said youS resides and which are erected
GRIST aid a SAW Mill. wuh all the appurtenan
ces thereio belong ing, appraised at sum of FEC
aud to be sold al the property OF SAID lanes Lyons
ST. .'LAIR KELLY,
Special Mast,r Commissioner.
Nov. 2G, 1859.
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SPE, 'IAL NOTICES.

pUC SCHOOL EXAMINERS. NIL
y M, il the ,chrl US, in W i end Of
-. Sr tLMfsyIir tn The Saturday, Dec
10Th 1858 oou,,1 81,
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DELINQUENT LIST,
OF Lands and Town Lots in Belmont
County, Ohio.

The following is List Of Lands and Town
Lots within the County Of Belmont, returned
delinquent by the Treasurer Of said county,
for the year 1859, with the Tax, Interest aud
Penalty due thereon for said year, together
with the Tax for the year 1858
TANnl
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09

The ELECTION OF u.
S. SENATOR VERMONT.
In ull probability there
will be no election of U.
S. Senator by the pre-
sent Vermont Legislature
Neither Wings nor De-
mocrots are disposed to.
make any concession in
this Office to the Free
Soilers, and, still, neith-
er can effect anything
without the aid of the
letter. The Free Soil.
ers, though but a handful
in their turn will grant
nn iuvors & consequent
Iy there is no concert of
ction.
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Tae settlement Of the
Methodist Church con-
troversy is officially an
nounced.
The terms Of the set
ilement are not yet giv-
en-
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TOttI, :, 10y
Total amount OF Receipts eighty nine thousand h'e
hundred and dollars, fy three anu nan
Saats
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take. and Misc. costs 1914 Al

Total amount OF speciaI taAes anu MI oOs's
Amount paid out of Bridge fund, as joilows:
:, - Con :, linz care of Captira bridge ( co
Johu scott for us lot to construct bridge on Nv
Spans,sel " y. " ~ .. 81 o
Fink w tlson & CO. lumber for Bell Air bridge "
g. Forbes rebuilding bridge al Captina ouo oU @
a " a. ~, ~, IN H., I,id.e an = stiiIwsie IL 40
"a "a ~ nr,J,a nj Ii,ndrvshurg IS w
-, H. 80 ,.rsi,s an BI idpeport bridge SO -
~ u,, h,i ver laui,a in Suier IN so GU
Gen e. Hoover - in Union township Oo %
Toal .mount of Bridge fund 2,,Il 40
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Amount expended for Jaa and Court.

To,al. amount paid ou, of poor fund
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Bsis,ms,s AID OAe r~syss1,|sss HsAstssss WAsn 3d.
wecisnk 9itA tAs large, s~d ,pSss1n 6saa a.
Union OAso, esd tAs ~sSss y ZsAssvsus, &C.
n lis being thoroughly completed, q
hpshina board Tres Tsnnsi sAA ~ rod yn
excellent order The stteaton Of uaveiie u
and low fnss The 40.
AID aluacase character
bAittmofe daily 7, a. ~
through Wheeling miiss ~ 10 " NJ
all sloppages, arriving there Al " ), nsxt ~
passonges leaving Baltimore lay Tor Nsdxss
IN 7s miies and proceed thencs 10 Whseint a.
uaoIninx N. 91E
M daily, ttoni bstinAoe
ipsou ,upction Dieter Relay House. o
Baltimore
Al Wheeling nnvaiied Of Uaiou In,
which have completed for this form daily conner
ION with the cars down the Ohio Ca
aud Louisville, where the los Nashville, or
The 81 Louis Orleans packets, be taksn .o
ing further On -. - -, -. a.. -. -.
einpau) Ohio and the West also proceed
rec nom Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent co.ch
over the ksoaA road 10 zsnosve Ac
by railroad III -, -, !. sl.-.L,.
railroad will agreeable there
resuIaT and speedy at Whesiny and ttox
places.
no charge 1oT transfer passengers or baggage
Fare through with the right 10 lie over anywhere
roue) Warrington wheelioy ~ sos Cineaaati, s
Ticket, 10 he had Parsons agent the railroad saos
WM PARKER,
MayIt-d1 General Superintendent.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

Posr oyrreH DEPARTMENT., Sept. 4, lssa.
~. M "a s &c. 1c 81 s
United BY Otherwise.
.: ss q: Mach ss, .
.. sse s-s T. ias, .nsa T,. The Postmaster General
A. G. soo for the OF the mail steamers from
ss ss and per .s ] and
The % ,n sSw ~ ne
circumstances connected said
.d ' y @ -
report 20 Congress q il mex. session for what anoun tbs sece,
Once departments for carving The mai. in ocean aesm. can be
:eso.das Contract, uss.is,
Except in repec, TO III. New oean. and Yer. Cruz route
which be dconnued by the Postmaster General the
ing The Unsd State. The Ish' 10 take Of he
substance, - oiowss
being shall all ues exercise control said sesm.hps and
ns y I'm. n % 10: s ss as h:as n
machinery and internal The said Secretary
paid therefor proper compensation Of ships
wssn 70 s.s a. ".ss. :. acclaimed BY be
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tina, with view Of :.
porting Congress, in complete possible the
formation called for Congress third shove quod from
~ PROPOSALS.
win b. received Al the Post Once Department. in the city Of
ns. az TIE man. q the T.i,ss s;. I ys.s. o
day Ocoss, 1884, speci
No. L. From New Yck 10 Cowes In England, and thence 10
Cowes New Yosk, .
Proposals for additional "Trip each will bs
Charleston, Csona, by Savannah Georgia
,ns XIV & a.. e Ssss an" se% .ss
No From New Yot New Orleans twice onh and back
toschos charsssos az pracucahe Savannah and Havan
and from Havana 20 Chasrs. tAsp'uwau) and back
Proposal. savannah considered
In lieu Of above will he
AspnwsIi direct miles. back
~ Msv.ss 70 New Orleans. 1000 iI., and back cent
in not eHceedns YEN days 70 hs trip each and from New or
not srcs.d'ns seven days TO the trip each way.
No. From Panams New Granada San Diego California;,
Monterey, Francisco and Oregon,
each wsysowchns practicable At Port 0fod In Oregon and
a. h" ~, onnior ~ ,rs % snsI s pS io,c -
require.
route from New York Ac Astoria and back, twice month
sin ups at such times the Postmaster General
shall direct Hae 1s#HaN
Proposals to touch olvhead in Ens.na viii he considered
NOS From Ncx York by England Bsvre,
Psopos,s s changing ,.rmnu. Of this line from Esvre 10
Antwerp in Belgium" and for one additional trip year. each way
II. J. Prom New Orleans. Lousns vera crur Msco and
back three times month supplying Tsmpeo MEXICO by side
Leave New Orleans FIRST fourteenth, twenty
Arrive At ve Cruz by fourth. seventeenth,
Lssvs Vera Graz every srss. srsh twenty
days. -
The II each instance specify number
be taken for the trip each md the mode o. conveyance
which must be BY steamships in all respects suitable im the ser
Hconsc into viii be- required
eon'or IN all the and regulations app'cabsto the
ordinary contracts ofhe Pos, once Department
master General and the sso," WAN
WINE" on me mes o. The letter.
sspta-iavs~ Postmaster General
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pHoxsssos noxsE's INvlGoaATnc .Lixi r. Or ;. Goa
.as sisn ssd lssdsesd ss.ss rsses y ne es.
and ~ ,s D. .,asy ns %.
sy nsl philosopher TINS u hsi rs9a s,y leA5
..,.s g s s n q .ss ss .sss
ohe herb plant referred 10 which sy eng Ia ass
Ia The East Mons commenced win ts
ss which has been sdea colleges q
great Of Europe, The best preparation eA' o INC
ouxs . DIsHAsxs.
can convey adequate Of the mueda,s And
which occasion. N .he diseased ss'
cess BY BY sickness the lnsuuns and re-
The ss. .a a spS%. q
setnsr under lis influence The STOPPING uemsns victim ofds
%s.s. sSf fsa % IL aa '; which
9, an % ana
vgor to his accustomed occupations MOI the effect Temporary
bs medicine reach the eoa.iai,sa ii.s IL
ma condiuon. Well may the preparation be called The
MEDICINAL woNDsR
Of the nine,een, century scientific Of the Old
admed at miracle OF medicine heretofore supposed
4 stisuIAsr 4nAr ENTAILS no Rs.criOs.
IL s s | q
and well Be ad Of % wAS 'sss' e last state 81
without single in 4. operation, perpetual IL lis
ss s s yso
dasis, dyspepsia general plo.aon ahity ina
hy.sn, vague pl'ae. q The ss, s.
arising { sss any reliance TO be placed or human test
the ony ntibIe remedy yet discovered
complaints Is the mental phy.ie long sought for and
s me ss %aSs sssa,
Of the face and the various a Of nervous
viii also ls@ove depression rse,smss tendency blush
s e s,ss
.ssho ssS
The apostle s s sas
equanm,y ofspirits, and prolons life
pale mo o. nE slo a s'o s
from pale yellow scky color beautiful dod complexion
had heard your highly spoken o. Of me
y regard r. sa %s srYs. ,o aS
benefit given Up hope. deriving relief and
sas S.asSas I'%s stronger
weeks satisfied the half dozen bottles took VIII cure
sS",ss s;
bu. found no relief In, procured some Of your CORDIAL
Another g" surprised the ese, cordial Ind
why did No! hear Of j. bsfre would have saved me much
EXPENSE besides years Of mental and phyreai sanens
TnEasELsss.
and distinguished Dr. Wood, Of Massa
chusetts. says Of IT,
DEAR gives pleasure inform thar one Of my
] ne x h s.. Saa Two ~ses
already LOOKS IKE new who 20 short snef oss,
possible for him his full strength and
Used al, i such il The HOSPITAL hey
sse no os sns
warmly recommend whenever opportunity occurs
s"s il Ss
M rs ss &c ana
the
remain, truly, yours,
~ H.. A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
Dr. Moss-Sir. Some sInce you requested opinion OF
cordial prepared
had and prescribed for the last few months
preference anything the kind
which acquainted both its medical virtues and Tea
sonabe prize which sell H. much pesed with Its e
the patronage Of the
of the
n medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, N. D.
BRooKLls, N. r., Nov. 81 ls4S.
in pln Wi
bown In the glass. and
SOLD AT % PER BOTTLES FOR Sl2-S2i per DOZEN.
Prepared M. Morse, Charles H. Ring
agent 1872 Broadway New York. TO whom all orders must
be addressed
Washington city, Il. ID. Gilman agents in Biltmo,c D.
g. Hance los Baltimore c. r. Rogers Brothers. How
Baltimore Bennett Beers, Richmond Vrgisa
Jan lily
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nHOFENSOH ALEXANDER BAk&1&H'b 1x1VOpke.
compousd, for pcssvns fastening, sosn
ing and hair cleaning the
curing " the skin and external cuts, bruises Ae The
u who used BsTys 1cophcrous
for nvgoTaon Of the hair, esuppn
cuts places Tho head u q. ineaa
Tor This consdered assertion.
The milton Of bottles year;
lie receipts in cash. year the business sxcgei
orders which daily arrive dspo,
mandatory i31 broadway, addressed 10 Professor Barry
closing requiring Immediate attention,
believed The wholesale dsaand u from 20uo 1000
day probably exceeding the other hair
Joined popularity Of the article everywhere
dealers, combine its sales with Tay
and composition made
add reputation well intrinsic vaiae For
sale and RETAIL depot Broadway sud
by principal merchants and druggists throughout Tie United
Mexico West ladies. Great Britain. France
and James l.. Gibbs, Washington ID. G. Sold
large bottles Price Is VILE
May i-d6ms 1eaM
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"a =
washington HrAncA HAiiroad.-rrains Nan - Fol-
Il
EAvE daily, except Sunday At and g. m, ~ and
IL Oa Sunday, al q, a. and s, p. s
S. y M only Annapolis JsAo-
ion nd NIL station.
Trains 8, and ~, connect with Annapolis
DO do g, a. aud 5, p N. do west
DO aud =. M, S, p. m. do east
from Washington Baltimore.
Do do and return !, 10
Do DO Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / v
DO do do aud return. 50
tickets all be procured the once
god for THIS day upon which they are issued as
1G I. II. PARSONS,
July l6--df Assss
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wfsE8& 8 g For Liass, Ps<eA aad Cool Hssss. NJ
80 pounds s-penay isoa nails per psaad
I lainel dead locA. Il ..ua
700 pounds openny non per pound
Ss do epenDy fine iron bfsdhesd nals do
aas 'sa s cut ,s.s hsss n .i 30
100 pounds s s,..G sa, sash weights pegoaad
5 do best sin strand sash cord do
y 5inci hand rail- each
s. ss Inch l'.s, ,'G 1.. screw. pefgo''
9 ZACH brass nush-bos doors each
tzineh brass flush bolts iof do
9 patrs * ~ 5s- inch ron bau hinge. per p4is
IL AZ inch aoIuse locks quality minelai
eiach aos,se locks, bes, quality, mineral knob. do
"a pounds India lin per pound
100 pounds 20 penny copper nails per pound
30 ops"ny soppss ~ mails De, natter, es s.r
brass neck bolts, Ia-nch each
s.s. hasp. and staples, per pattern per s.s ss'
Gas. No. Is.
For Muster og'es
barrels plaster OF paris per barrel
agent Bureau Of Yard. and Docks.
stood .y S sSa u .au md na@br Of aes
specified
sssss%snas the is~e., bid but
req4,s during
% ssr made @ aaS .s | Of
whether the required be or less 'ban those eced
Al tho Of The qus, delivered good or
Inspection count weight, said navy yard
and ns in ~ % 70 Ss
side place where articles be delivered will
Ssa as 81 ho e
ail building material. may ts commenced forth
WITH and must BE- commenced within sixty days after the date
the eonnana.n q .As yard
esrs Ava Year s"Sas
They measured inspected counted or weighed by the
rules adopted the oyennea navyyard
rials reference wade yard
oer nf @ will BE- gwen, N AWARDING hs
the Unied States.
Approved suee tho full anbunt Of the contract, will be re-
FROM ssc the contract shall have been eepsor
On headed be delivered required
aa%sy ts,aass
isby per Cent? viii 10 paid y he navy agent New
Yo,k within ,hiI, Day. bill. ipicaie
be paid until VII rejected
L win DO stipulated contract, made
BY parties OF the first in delivering all Of articles
mentioned Of The qualify and Al The provided
states iqudaied damages sum Of money equal %
price 70 b. paid for The in case Of the actual delivery sreo
nqudaed damages be recovered from time TO time
The sure,es sign the cenuact make affidavit they
ths eats WORTH and above their debts and liabilities
! Es s az, signed
dence naming ts town aud STATE must be distinctly stated
Of .suing contract damage gov
m case ..n no, make Gle
for, and on which This advertisement is based.
through post Office which notice shall be considered sudiceni
days from he date Of 5o @ bureau e
ance Of ei, bid will be made with other
responsible for all slinqueneies. .1e.s s.
All offers made strict conformity with this advertisement
WILL at the option Of the bureau be rejected Those only whose Of
fen be accepted will be noded viii
for execution without delay by the New York.
pnpu 80 arprp
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NAy1 DsrAstAaxI,
+ IT. NfH Bureau Of Yards aud Docks Sept H. i63y.
0sALHD PROPOSALS. ot each ciass
3 poss. aos nssy-yHd ~ BsookIyu New
received al this Once until ~ O'Clock the
ss, for furnishing and delivering
hereof this materials and aeies spscned,
CLASS No 4.
Timber, LANDER, 4e.- For sasiiAey
800 round plies, rs osg inches diameter
each
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--w. BAKER cos
American Vanilla chocolates and broma,
which hrt have been awarded by the chief institutes
fairs the principal
the United States, end by their agents
Huss-y Murray. and Twels Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige Bsmoe Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and 8. H. Howell, Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, h CO..
Ap3-diy Dorchester. Macs
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OyYIcE or the CHS ONO CAHAL Co,
$ Washinsop, August 4, 1852
At MEETING president and directors Of the
Canal Company the 29sh Of July as ths following
re adopted.
Resoped holders Of the bonds Of the Chesapeake
Company issued under the Maryland OF l6 chap
completion the canal Cumberland whore
desire and delivery Of the coupons dsc
1884, aud July 1859 and January
ead receive cefuca'e for the amount Of said
from the Of ,e
c,oer and payable from the rst available
the applicable the after the payment u other
te principal only of said cercse
the Of six cent annum payable semi annually o. the
OF April and October each until said
Ind thereon shall be paid. fE
above described who desire avail
present coupons the Of the for adjs
Of October who will duly
same ssid receipt, aer Ar
certificates will be delivered 10 accosdancs viii sr
resolution.
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Aug6-wtOcu Clerk Ches. and Ohio Canal Company