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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

PHILoPGNA.--A correspondent
Taunton Gazette writes from Berlin,
lowing account offhis game as practiced
the Germans - i'4~s
Here, when couple exchange p
the object of each is not mainly to BE-
pronounce the common word at tn
meeting, but, with the exchange, the sport
begun. The after object of each is to dra>
the other into accepting some favor, and if
that is DONG. the word philop@na' is spokcq
and forfeit required.
10 illustrate it better by example A aul
B exchange philopenas, at party; anYa
few days after, B calls upon A at her house.
B, instead of waiting to be asked in, enters
just before the invitation is given; if offered
a chair, takes a, seat upon the sofa if B
passes the butter to A at the table,, A. takes
cheese, and so on-aways taking casF 70 ae-
cept nothing, but in a-qulets way eudayofang
to force the other partY6to the acceptance Of
some offer on his oyfsSde. II, an thatyisit,
either is successfully Be Immediately, ~says
philop@na,' but if bA;R should always be on
their guard, the thiag ,ay pass % tsa sub
sequent occasioh''$Fas% ssliss s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

AN IR1sH W1Dow IN CISsEn,-Seedy- Ma
homsd, soon after his clevatiaifAto the throne
Of Morocco, about the middle Of the last CEN
fury, was DESTROYS to complete the defenceso of
Fee, and knowing the superiority Of the Eng
lish in engineering, he applied to the British
Government for the aid of some perso' skilled
In the art. The request was acceeded to, and
an experienced sergeant of the Sappers and
Miners having been selected as a fit person,
was placed at the disposal of His Majesty.
Seedy Mahomed received him with much
kindness, and allotted suitable house for
his reception. The sergeant continued in the
service of the Sultan for some time after ~
had completed the works Of Fee, and a.
died. leaving his widow without ssde:
hir intermont, the widow, who was n
Irish woman, sought an interview W
Sultan, in order to obtain pension al he
means of returning to her own country. is
Majesty was much struck by her fail ID
comedy appearance, and treated her with n
descensiou and benevolence. The inter ew
resulted in the poor Irish widow becomins6e
Sultana of Morocco. C0notiy's History I
the SapperS and Miners. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Darietp.

TRAVELLING CHEEsE.--A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Times, writing from Barlipg-
ton, Vt, relates tho following:s"" am yer
minded speaking Of old .cheese-,of . htte
anecdote the stage-driver told me yesterday
We were passing an old farmhouse ,l,o, Yesterday
witlshn untidy yard and di|apidated out
buildings, when he said IA Boston man got
off q pretty cute speech Sthe owner Of that
place tptier day. 'WsAk wk it, I asked.
Why, he called at the h9aa buy cheese,
but when he came to lod ne lots'he cen
cluded he didn't want an hey were so full
Of shippers. So be 81 ll fissfsB ss and was
going away. when. the fsn..t9 him i'm, |;
Look here, mister, how s !, &c. TN my c'se cheese
down to Boston the cheap stF The gentle
man looked at the chegd I moment, and
seeing the maggOts squifk SAID Well
Tn not certain, but / think ifiyou'll ~ em
be day or two you cax,driye 'em right
down." @G SVs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Joseph Bears estate.

II F. the iBg snIoined by the Hon. Probate
" Cuu.t irthr District of Randolph, Commissioned To
ceive exnniS- adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons agushe Estate Of Jsep scnn, late of Wi lans.
s,id hirct drreasrd, and all claims and de-
nai,s AIhitd in ff.ri thereto and six months iron
hs das ing aluwd %, th,t purpose, hereby give M
lice that we vii ar-nd 10 the business of "ur appoint
nc thu dive ing-hu,se II " id"w Lucy Be;in in
said R,ok ID IN the erend 1uesdsy- IN september next,
at o'clock IL thu f.renOon a
DANIEL COLT, lro,,,,,
ABEL BIGELOW, I'
Bro.kf. Id, June -, 1855, - ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
lLNIAL. GIRClLAR.
Molnl:n,s spriasklssticrsS

q ~ I-thI TdltFS 0hlUz5 Cx7lfx}kF EF7
Fro Rev y. ss<dtoui IL ~ ~ =
Ma HolMAs;-sc mghy asrsafp Ennhh " nih&l
spurious idnstu ~ ptlbiit, SOW u
commemorate The Newspapers that oness mipk kkek
mud he eau 'ardyRef ur reslMugs4N hreAk Ns1Afl@
dntnn Vt hat he Khsws to Ihssses feaf utEsiL Yea
Of duty. aud dessto heneft ihr afflicted Induces d
say II The HOLMAN Medicine thaa il pusses.es a
rivalrd TAR my obsrtvaiiuh kgts fE The siplas
fr which il has hren used inmy family, aySTf Shch
have known others tonse u. Solhe iilaii1 G1 have
bes'frou M early period Lille, al7f ~h the Liver
4llnpaint. ! have soupht relief for them FROM The
FhySiciapsnf my acknowledgements the country aud city.
with but lit Biccess. 1iia medicine above named and
a4e6ntfaiut ab,ye shecfed have used with nm
<|4EsAeenss Thhys known others Ia nse il With cqua
5kAn above, aud other complaints From many
mos, eheerly ,sst, loitsrseelhnc
J. SANUB0RN
Fred =. SpiH, y. z. Rrdheld Agents for Montpelier
VI smith ned az NuftiifieId.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02


4 motion was made to refer it to the Com
mittee on State Humane Institutions, which
was received with roars of laughter. twas
then referred to Committee on judiciary, as
Mr.. Hubbard suggested the Chairman Of IA
Committee (Mr. Perkins) was well acqu y
with the evils Of this article alluded-so(
petition. e..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Dis. y. III. SCNENCk,S
7 u l. WI 0 MIC SYRUP.
pr The tuiO of touSlmp,iun

The W"p'l hn 81 iht' mtdrne WA himsrif MANY yrar
e i lie r .i Ky a.t s. h % 81 b. ss
IT getting we'll had He'd, he strongly Iecuiunen-
d. ~ rp made from lid Indian rtcci,l W hth
rdr in tt cua curing him. The family physicians
mad nIse hhlmher TcsIt ciabr gentlemen tdird
The firlsu tins case, and The Punionc syrup ,h
tnlnrI reputation tQnallrd in this section Of the
county Creating, ~ this case did sensation second
To thai "n, ii miracle. Dr. Srhrnck wa-d upou by
syrup with tue hcnehci Il rrruh~ In fact such
the nutoTy Of This med cine, that emit rht praciicng
phl klrihs n then Attentions drawn towards the rising
reputation of 1t, irn having Witnessed its curative pow
ers aud freely extended the hasa Of eDdship and
nen J., Dr. Schenck and int Uduced medicine
10 the public, aud used ii in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upoa the system in the
manner that the Pulnr,nc Syrup dies. II producers
healthy ach upon the u"tbid parts, by ufiyng them
from dbeaft IL Pfumutes The approximations, lys tho
cough, rifhs The matter in tue unks. ana when II ps
hhehnig.u Il behls The opening that HE brthA If the
tnorfcies :" abscess produces, and the lungs become
souhd ara rshne the performance I'll their natural func-
"her organs, ana thus restores these parts su health A.
superior property that the medicine Isstsses ever all
otnefs w. mat contains opium, caomel or any othe
ieeterious medicine.
In 1871 DR.. Schrnck removed from Pennington. New
Jersey, To Philadelphia, and commt nerd the practice Of
MS profession, where he acquired reputation exc
cr,rd by n'ne, in curing disease that had htrtt0tord
bsen deemed lncnrabie aud lie since then daily pre-
srn'ed I" The World inc neshie t,drhc Il hi.
Holm Of his parents did Of Consumption which ap
pears 10 nave beeh an eiary dis, WIN Ills tatirr
family. All his brothers and sisters except "nr, ai.d
ra' 81 Tins dseass meme VI hem but the one brother.
reached the age of twenty.
Thus let, nsati, The as ii his family, he Maturity felt
some aia US one alter another eonsgned To this al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Ess KNOWLES

, kssz. ANQWLES $50
PATENFs & ,SaN, MILL
Try this invt n.is!,sbe q cutting es II SUCCESSFULLY
ID applied To the spg saw, either r. " a. or powef
purposes The imFlsvesnept consist n 81 Xnnina each
toeh that it shalasout Of itself 2.ispy q The
Others given qpsltity Of 4hyiug Of sssl fSins in IL
'unsch nf thesfeeh is to present To IL zea acting
nrn a,slccesSna afa s+ries hf nukzz fztienr paues
ai ieigfpri ts kerr BY remsvinN fshaying. Of
tiiatiigtfE,i instead II dust, old Nan First
n im pos, Prominent among ips 3tes tsied by This
are able. a. egnaE bpsikss ~ -stiil s-sen horse
power, 10 o. sEtin bd lds FffsT le~jeaprs 1000
* ioass4acS ~ J lps lD DSn'
brr Its advantages liz Ibis atdse- Respects Is clearly
'srtn ardillustrated in the AVA c,spsnirr being
abls 10 do double tbsswtlk, In time, %hIaAis saw
70 what hessaq do with tive eehd In shot ITS advan
tagesin respett ofeasy aAdg potion is 10 IL estimated
by tile difference ID fak .kveating instrument, over
.strapingt r gna~ing "8S<F
Second, There sawSpfe S miis. more easily made 10
falcsor he guided va due ;and in The hand saw this
qseIhs is NUT st,ikifalrappareut =
samples :, these fAW hay Mseen ut Putlaw, " ider
lsGCUs MILL r. lin W., .HOW IESUN,
-. ~ AiillwTgll andrAyent.
Montpe}isr Ma 4. IL 1875. IL. elm3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Attest, +. r. MERRILL, Register.
"A true ppy of record
l '3fas9 Attest, +. Il MERRILL, Register
l,.rns Akim,,cr,s ESTATE.

TIN sijBs(R ERs, having been sppontrd by the Hon
| rThate tun cor The district u Washineten, Com
tn rive md NIL claims and De.
r,nnd IN MI pers MS against The estate 81 CYRUS
SKINNER th of Wait n Id. In sail District drceased
ana tl,ra tern uf six months from the 18th day If
JAW 1856 hsng allowed by said Con IL the creditors Of
.ad h. exhibit and prove their respective c'aEs
before us-Gkt notice that we will attend Ia the duties
IL our appoinm-ht u, the office If Calvin Fullerton, in
Wasfed, said District, On the secohd Tuesdays "i
Angus, and January n-x at one O'Clock, in the afternoon
each of sad days.
IRA RICHARDSON, (c..,,.
DAN RICHARDSON, "o"'
IV,it.fvid lulv 10Th A. d. lHJ5 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
BOUNTY LAND.
DEPOT STORE.

DEPVE SEOkRE.
TIRE PLACEto buy Clouds cheap and the trpckng
bills buy ofthe subscribers who havsa genealassst
FEST LVDLi G0OQS, I'D
eaHsstln ID part Of the folIowi dEnrclcs Witt ~
500 Barrels Extra Stone Lime NJ
1850 Llvtrpu,l Salt, 80
so half bbls, yackiuaw Trout and Whiie,F Fish,
SO Quintals Cod Fish , !. 20 20 y ~ g
900 bbls. Brown and Coffee cissh Sugasssss
90 +" L,at Sugar, So sSx ~ $3.50
500 Bags Nal Bntter salt. Nt&E
5000 pure sArSalus, very ,idce, M IL
l.0O, pounds Candy, ark nds,s = a IN 80 N
Tobacco, Teas CuiIae. syrup. woasaes Nuts, Jelies
Extracts, &e.s &e, d ne raj assorimentsfss x
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY.

We, the subscribers, residents, fienn eion. do hereby
certify that We are well acquainted with Dr. H. schenck
He was attacked by disease, which, hrey, termi
mated IN Pulmonary Con sumption under the operation
al which, he reduced low be unablr to leave
his bed Tor long lime, and To all appearances past
frcovety lie Is new perfectly welI-is Cough mud fever
nave len MIN, and we ierl just flied in declaring II
belief that thrse sau.ary effects have resulted from the
use Of the lut manic SyIun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
hiram yTho,nlpson,s Estate.

STATE OF vERNONT, {sAt Probate Court held
WAsHineros ID s,ycT. S. the PfHbae once IN montpe
rr<wiihn andr said District, on lie 2ist Jay " July,
40 1855 b
Nlns 10 be the last will testament
n Of Hiram TibpsOn, late OF fnirheid ~ sad District,
cd To the Court by l.. wisCambrrin
and Amherst Pehns the Executor rein named fu Pro
haic 1t Is orc HI by said Count that all prsons con.
crrned therein notified 10 appear ,t Session oi said
Cant to he hoilr.a tile Probate Office In Montpelier,
te 81 day Al AID. 1884, and sew cause ifany they
may havrj asani Tie ffu'ate at @ad WIN; Tor whlcl
purpose f ordered that copy Of The record Vt THIS
order be- ,hlsh three weeks successfully In The Gie'n
Mountain Fretmn, newspaper printed at Montpelier
pre- iots to said tiit. np'ulnted i'r hearing.
by Tie tourt,
Attest, r. r. MERRILL, Register. /.
-. "A true ppy of record
- ST. Attest, 7. Il MERRILL, Register
> Z SslNs, iPcrkisss'~E~tate
.. H sFs Ss@ h sssa at
van Wifia sadrsaid ,"a-the goth day sf.la'y
NJ 81 rlesrnt,th, Hos. GILES A. BARBER, JUpoE:
AN fik3tl,kn pnh,rting be the last w and Tesla
Hnrnt Of S;rah Perkins, late suI Iuhnn, N said ti
rir d,cease being prese urd Ia tile Court here by Sane
rf Merriam he ENecutr therein named for Probate: " U
o,ed nv sail Court that all pcrsnns ned therein De
no. itei l.. age session Of said Court 10 hr holden
a, ih. Prtbar Office, in Johnson, on Tue ltb day o.
August 1875 ,nd ew cause any they have against t''
pr,ae If sill WIN: fer which purpose, II Is further ~
rred thai Guy Of the record Of this order b. published
three weeks excessively In the Green Muuntain Freeman
rin,ed nj Mtpciier prrvions saLti appointed io
hearing True copy ~ iec'iu,
81 Ter Attest, ). =. PIKE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
~ ,DEvINES
C0MP0UNDePITCH L0ZENGE,

q. WtNeve and Cure Va
]. Colds. 1s#. Paine ias aide g. Back,
2. Coughs, aT.y. NabituaI Costiveness,
3. Asthma, MI y. Nhooping cough.
dHlanss enpashA NE leh y sus)Ar1flr, CossuMrr,os
~ !. Fer AsthWa 'Rsa Thisi
Mp,Drr, Kaoae 7,ho has moi feIi them
selves or stood ovet fnds aatc.ed with the Astl,-
ma can conctRe ef fessiHf effects |, has been
my LOT TO witness It NaT ars inss& mother We INV
tted hf Der every kch came 10 our notice but
FtoholasliAy boaeuts hne TIED ynur l.osenpss since
comfortof health she Is na& sying and hnsGaEsiaiis
We can hut ho,e that b M aeh evory one Nh cted
, iihthelike disease No.
GssIsl0liy. rem VRyoasA DANIEL HITCHCOCK
'NfElF61h, Norhaed. III - ~NN'f. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
NOTICE /!

NOHECE. i
G.. FIELD having sold 10 ~ ?. Brooks b!s interest In
III. qoeds belong cling to Scott Field, said firm Is dis
sow ed ,hs demands will be settled nj the old Store.
'eu w G. w. SCOTT
he f- A. q. FIFLD.
Montpelier, April II, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
SALT! SALT!

Ol00BpsHELS T. l. Salt now unloading from cars
<OOO--also 1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt for sa'e,
wholesale aud retail the Depot Store. Give US ea
before purchasing elsewhee We shall not be undeIso
Montpelier, Dec, z, 1854 FULLER SMITH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

ToBAcco IN THE CoNNEcTIcUTK EaIsfaguRE.
MIR. Hubbard rose and said he ham the
pleasure of presenting memorial from the
farcr portion Of his constituency, being IL
petition of Mrs. G. Griswold and others,
ladies of Hartford, for prohibitory tobarco
law. The petition was read to the merriment
of the members. We give an extract Speak
ing of the great and lamentable influence Of
tobacco, they s~y, in tho touching words Of
the old poet -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

head.-ache; but wlftaAsan writing thisI am
fast recovering. IanSst now BIZ yiS5aisadica,
requesting to Interchangeable al your
news, and how. you all ars and tosrcpeat my
assurance of your cop.pands baGg ALWAYS
punctually atteisedtosby. my'dsar friend,
your well-wishT, J. f. G."
The key to The above is small dot after
each word, which is to be observed, and the
information conveyed is -" There are twenty
sails Of the line ready at Spithead; Howe
commands. - Britannia. .,.-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

who are receiving q fhl and complete assortment =
GOODS consisting Of dry Goods Groceries, sardwaFe c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

PHILopGNA.--A correspondent
Taunton Gazette writes from Berlin,
lowing account offhi game as practiceq
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
SCOTT g. BROOKS

The business will be continued at the old Stand u
tia IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

DANIEL HITCHCOCK
ith, Agent, Mpnips her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

1t is monarch OF a we survey,
Its rights We none must dispute,
From the STRIPPING to him that is grey,
II is lord of the noble and brute.
Oh, Tobacco where are thy charms
That millions have found in thy use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

COMPOUND SIRIP OF " fN thfhNI
testimony OF the WILCOX FAMI Y
The following highly interesting .tats- nt o. tn cs' 9 Us
Nsoul WlcoX well known for eii-raeO1F aud pct5 -
Yrf truly worthy Of att-nton, and antI ny eati
that mot ksruca Het be At o-e sAhed . u cor
GouvrRxEua, s. Lssrsnce Co. y. Y, Dec. &c, 1851
To Dr. swAYSE flld- 81 Dear sty htyinz :1pe isici
rerv .rsat benefit rou .ht OF yIur COdPOt Nd -lkDf
F-WITD CHEHRT .l bl nd, act " humanity, -
recon rserd his inya liable uecne % on r.
eahr year. ss0 t-l into sIsdaal AM
TOS ard tofu he US Of -thsr rem d.
rusd 10 gov weaker sld and lo.r dsJd d - ny
Lungs aud stomach, until ny fii l-4 10y ~ - - r.
NJ bar he tcs, and isod, eacepf ia .as nal''t IAN
ttes 3d.. - -
v,ur STRIP AincF iInmediley d. rgrd ga b-'ett t'l
H. IL llss fhsn hree day aer c,larnncng b. 1se o. -.
usy ev, ~ bal syupt.m began Eve T.y and IA lew
lr l recovered 20 II t-i1r 4.ie 'hpu.l ~. ~
se' heath Lave 10 hesi alton IN ssynE nat . y'ar ~
(ksrgn 0s gnler 69l, The c1nii1ange OF ~ lI. - "a
are. Of health far hey I'd n expee tii a. ave IN DO
s.rsfts N IT. same ola .ymrtons Ung from Gods AL eA
10 re. but la every hce haze Issored - gTi
t5oUvEaSEuR, y. Y, Dee 70 is,h
csrt " ths- he stove-narsd - ri WI elx M - - -
have rard end ar-sndtc her al Ter siekres- az =
- -Iyty SFTs CGMPOJND STRIP Or WILD Ciis- -
III no otter r en- RS u family ~ uni "a "a
have rec na.nt riec f0 ltAtrs % n. ie &C. q
ne b.n chen s.uled II IL very srss, aeleia
IL more ihsH one iHs1r'e 20 ne PANTHgA @ILc0X
corvrsvyrK s Lawrence Co., y ! y 9 -, - -.
=, pt .-~if.d Lar he f1rrzong ri4neA = =
,1r. tv he Misses iecI N my PIE eSsi -, rs1sss.B
frlli-, n snd highly reslecfstle IelsisH'' ~
Ter truth -d 'si15 - b sMfH Juses IF he Peace
way rNPoETAsI CAUTION.
IN, ~. orisi .rieie prepared By DE- s~.ya' see sl
- 20 ri. L the Srap f---- 80 ~. ~ 80 ~
otfs this mpound yoe ~ ile'e' A-o~ &c TO- " &c " ~
j cherry h. Dr. swAYsE SOW, u isr Llsors,,ry,
,e uhossee and rc'al, psofreIJ r rrcss b c. ".
CiICkESER CO, Nc. q bGcliy-s' T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19
1IPhtME COURT-City and County of New

y lork.-sAMUEL r. CHILD, and WILLIAM ; ROW
land fAetuors Sc OF heuan W Chd., deceased aSslnss
FAIkiCk LACY and MARY. his wife JOHN I. btoES,
and FRANCES Nj hi. wife, David g. Starsey, Charles l.
~ " h.rs Whitehead. James Whitehead, Joseph Eme-
de- iluk Il he MON in the City OF New York Daniel D.
Nl Josh NJ. Price President Of The Onena bans m mo
Ans james Hopkins George o. Robertson Robert oolet,
Fr derrick +. H. John W. iuussy President OF tho
suffolk auk and George Bliss. summons for relief Com
ut etvd) To the de nsnis above named fou are hereby
and required he compa nt IA this action,
which ed h office OF the Clerk Ot the City and tOuny
oil New OH he City Hail. in said city, Ia which place
VA med On h. weny.eghfh day Of December, thousand
erh hundred IL your) and 10 copy your answer
T. the ,ed CON paint the subscriber, a. his OH At No -
d, IN within twenty days after tue service
ct you exclusive OF the day Of such service;
and stu 81. the said complaint within the une
III aid IT, rant s in this action will apply the Court tr
tie relief ded ia the complaint. DNed December % 1855
PHILIP MILsPAUGH, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
uhi7 llwl@wSs No. - tbambersr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

IT,, .v are reod % surrender he the Office Of
% snaing for aalusneat sgreesby the provisions Of said
Act, The ate such Adjustment wiz be in accordance WITH
eei,b srpexed The new be ssuei in the adjust
Of those above described WI contain eitlse rs ,
holder 70 any and al rns the siate may hase aH
United Bank, and the Morrs Canal and bsnng oon
PAW or then Representatives growing out II the nesota
lion If the Five Million Loan Bonds and sach new oonl wnen
Issued vii be sds payable N u q ef ne a. =, s5 M
The maturity Of the Ons nGl patpd bonds The interest on
laid bonds will be paid semi annually on ne a't ay y
bonds the redemption Of the principal AieI ne sApHs
Of said 18th Of August the interest On al TINS GAS oil ooH
''''AiHis O"N'@--'-s 5. s. HOLMES State Trcasurer.
Cory o. SIC 2or THE ACT RELATING TO THE SURRENDER
OF BONDS APPROVED FEh; y, iso1 t,..
cir, to be Issued by section esi Of Act mum
10 provide FOR the funding Internal Improve
Warrants q h state, AMI the interest due theioh ana
yer ,yo' ed within ~ rntrtls tom and after the pas
sge Of this Act 70 pesent any bonds Of this state held by
~ nonf due accuatoly ascorfsne ana bonds
issued therefor according the provisions Of sei Ac and, IN
case they present od bonus within the time herein
y@eciSd no interest sha be allowed tai b)ns the
tr ~ ol, ers thereof aher that tine that the
not Incorporated into SAD new bo 40 70 De
uIer heIev authorized to give all reasonable and proper
notice provisions Of this Act beet 70 secure the OBJ
Cory OF SIC. 8 o. ACT RELATING TO THE EArEs %
ADJUsIMtNI OF TIE PARIPAD BONDS APPROVED
sEcTIoS g. That upon The surrender a, The Treasury Of This
seId Alon pohls sNI
Outstanding the shall he entitled 70 receive
Governor Of this State certificates OF stocks or bonds
a. tie rate Of four hundred and three dollars and eghyeight
each thousand dollars Of said bonds for principal
and interest due thereon the hst cay Of January eighteen
hundred forty adding for subsequent interest at
the per cent e1nnn on three hundred and two
dollars seorythree cents for each THOUSAND dollars OF
sad bonds computed up the T1i January next,
after the Surrender hereof POrdd The Coupons since
July oshten hundred AMI foryone, shall remain attached
thereto: 80.
Prordod further, That in Of the Coupons falling
due on any said bonds between the first day OF July
eight, Hundred and yone AMI the maturity u the bond
or bonds shall be delivered the State Treasurer with
the bonds TO which they belonged there shall be deduced
from authorized be issued in new bons under
he preceding ecton the Of dollars and eighty ceuts
for each Coupon removed from bond Of thousand dollars
and dollars and twentu cents for each coupon
removed from bond Of three thousand dollars