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above named parish This indiv us has not only sue
ceeded IN making converts to his religion but he al
ready taken unto himself NO spiritual sives aud u.s.
We understand, about taking THIRD of these oirss
being e pe Of highly respectable missionary, and The
person ne IS non about 10 take young Of educd
tto'' ana one mho occupied geesi position in society
His second spiritual wife a female Who school
mistress TO his children and who del months ago,
from the effects OF poifon taken by her, Coroners
jury said In their verdict under very suspicious crcum
stances.
Soon after Mr.. Hyde became Latter Day Saint, he
'put away the per to whom be bad been >rried in
America, 1t being inconsistent with his new religious
doctrines 10 keep unto himself his temporal wife
longer Sac female therefore compelled retain 10
the States
We thint it right, although II may be painful to the
family of females who have 'tsken the new light,
as they saw bring TINS matter before he public,
ing that highly important that all hat be done
to rid the colony of NJ Hyde and the doctrine he is
preaching, Should forth With be done.
Our readers may mber that four Mormon Apostles
visited this island FEARS ago foe the purpose
of obtaining converts tn their religion rhe Hon. Hector
Mitchell the then Mayor 81 this city positively refused
his permission to their !soturng here and the uhabi
tants of Spanish Town compelled them to fly from that
place. just they TIE drst of their series
in fact refusing to hear I'll. at all
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY NJ ARK r II.

SUNDAY, My Io--b 7, NJ.
The money market is becoming more and more pleho-
rc Every week seems to add TO the amount Of capital
seeking employ ment. The demand on the contrary is
gradually becoming less The banks manage to keep up
their lines OF discoun. amidst the general stssnation,
but It only by being little less particular In the class
Of business paper 1t is the easiest thing 10 the world
to ypothecae fancy stocks at limited margins bat as
speculation in stock securities just DOW pretty duh,
there s enough of that business Offering TO employ
much capital. An abundance Of money in this market,
for any length Of time usually loads 70 speculation,
either IN stocks description q marchanSe but
such is rot the present There no pdi,atoas
Of movcmeat OF that asture in anything. There Is No
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY IA, 1855

Value Of erchdise exported curn, the week SIS
Value Of imports do. do. 2.0s2 Oi5
Exeefs OF imports over exports. ........ s813 $50
When take into consideration the mted ont yard
movement Of breadstus caused entirely bytle decien
cy OF domestic supply and not By the absence of
demand the other side it must be admitted that the
sPgrgate of weekly export table is quite respect
able figure Provisions DO bot form such strong fea
ture last weeks returns heretofore and cotton has
net teen particularly active in it's outward movement
Notwithstanding al these things, the total is above
average for the season, and have to con-
plain The o, imports in ae week s not equal
ordinary weekly shipment of specie The following
is comparative statement Of the value Of exports froa
the CONNIE cement OF the year TO Nav To-
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/,o., ,nny r,rry CENTS To A DOLLAR CHEAPER
tssn can Ard. 70 ' o sas xs,,. a,
W ge 'ajsv,Iiops OF dssiers, who charge
pr,ees Try ton ny present rco - ~ Cor best eea
al ,bs cty free d eharge RICHARD VblaIoS, ~ frss
avenue s5rnr o. yii'seash street.
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TIE annexed statement exhibits the quantity ami
ue Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending Friday the llth May, distinguishing the
destination and extent Of shipments to each place =
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF New YORK WEEKLY Expors
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EoAL-wuTRr CASW BuY CbLAP ooAL. a. =,
Sue,tiou sheb l. o,,en seized TIL, osn 20 solysd ey
calling on the subscriber WIG osis 70 w. ,o to- S.y, .
o,i e a. ~ ~ paf Weight warranted TO grocer. and
10y g. ti, .t.t. cosnoe seldom g be met with IN
IfNhte ismiIles ta's - JACOB W CURSWELf.
'hete hsrd umea so Draome street.
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The Governor OF Pennsylvania has IN obedience TO the
late act Of Assembly given notice that tho main Inc
Of the public works between Philsdsirns and Pitts.
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The report also contains table OF the earnings for
the month Of December 1854, and January, February
and March, 1885, total of Sll3 $50 So and increase
OF sic, 900 So over the months of the previous
year. Within the year two large locomotives As eight
wheel house cars and as eight wheel platform cars
been added to the road. The read has been put into
good order Nearly half of the whole iron of the
road has been replaced and repaired. The directors
complain Of the heavy tax imposed upon them by the
State of New Hampshire, since the commencement Of
the road, amounting to s4s,6s7 10.
The receipts of the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis for
merly the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company,
for the month Of April, amounted to $s7, 706 IA.
The Reading Railroad brought down last week 49, o34
tons Of coal, making for the 7Gs $685. To same
time last season, 642252 tons. The schuylkin canal
brought down last week % o95 tonsotal this season
223 1855 tons. Total to date lass season. 1881
tons The Lhgh canal brought down last week So 206
tons-tota this 126,l75 tons. The Shipments OF
coal from Richmond, during the week ending May 8,
1885, were as follows
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burg win be offered for sale at the Merchants Exchange
in tbs city, en- the cath of July, at ~ Pm.
The earnings OF the Pacific (Mo road for the mouth
of april were SS37 ob, aga INST &c. Os ST in the
responding month lat year Increase ST. 1927 Is.
The Lebanon Penn Advertiser states that the resi-.
dent engineer of the company has been Instructed to
put the Eastern division of the canal from Lebanon
beae ng in order for the usual CATION by the lst
Day Of July nsxtin order thus form a
tipuous line of navigation the whole canal for
time Ireors to actual prosecution OF eastern enlarge
ment About six miles of the canal next above Reading
is to ee opened with for the accommodation of the
iron and other erests there and il be fouad
ect TO DO So additional portion OF the Eastern
CATION msy be opened for trade before time
above mentioned fixed upon for resuainy continuous
navigation.
The receipts OF the GalenA and Chicago railroad for
April follows
April 1875. Sl7o 553
April 1854. 1878
Escets............ ts},Sl
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the city and county OF New York. from the 9Th day
of May 10 the 18th day Of May, 1856.
Men, 81; women, IS; boys las; girls 12S-Total. 43l
Adults 1885, children 276; males, 225; females, 2O6
lored persons, Is.
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the most prosperous conclt1on. The dividend
the common stock last year per cent The earn
ngs this year. far render 10 per certain and IL
per cent probable.
The tales Of lands by the Illinois Central Railroad Com
papy for the month ending May 1, Is 900 acres
amounting to s25O, SAT CO.
Construction Bond Lands Is acres average s12 10
Interest Fund Lands, 40 acres average...... 20 90
Free Lands 3,lO2 acres average II 03
pre- empton lands, 90 $50 acres amounting to ST. o4
tl7 %; receipts Of read April, 1866, 100000.
The lands have been sold mostly upon the Branch and
to purchasers from New England New Jersey
Ohio Indiana New York, Kentucky and to some who
have been to Kansas ana ret urned.
At the annual meeting Of the Cheshire Railroad Com
pany, held at Keene, N H. Wednesday the 9th inst
il was--
Voted That the earnings of the road be retained
by the directors to pay off the floating debt bonds
becoming due in 1860.
Voted, That dividends in amount not exceeding the
net esrnngs be made to in DO ads par 90
years to run from date of DIVIDEND bearing per cent
interest, with coupons payable semi. annually.
From the annual report of the directors Of this road
it appears that the total receipts the year ending
December l. 1854 1872 S92 49, against $3l5 200 05
in 1873. OF this amount, $3.50 IL se $50 local
ST. 1886 through from passengers and S22O4s2 0S
s74 local and $l45 94a through freight The
expenses for the year ending December 1884, s24
SIG 81 against $685. 500 CO in 1853 Since 1s49 period
Of ak years. the gross earnings Of the have been
Sss 25 and the expenses sso1 oil 49, The amount
Of $371 28 9s had been paid Cor interest bonds and
other making in all $751; $50 81 than the gross
earnings The total Indebtedness OF the company is
sso5, ls2 ~, which is due as follows
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...sl,5s1, $50 IA l, ss4, 800 81

Totals 81, 5S1 659 IA lisa, sos 81 303 146 CT
This shows an increase Of about twenty cent of
the receipts in 1854 s763 o95 O5 from passenger
sSls 564 % from freight and 1885, OF the aggregate
y was from passenger ard 81 los 244 90 from
freight This explodes the idea that the Central does
larger passenger carrying business than frsightuy
business The returns of the Central thus far received
this year. show that its business is profitable
than that Of the Ere and therefore that is stock is
artcaly inflated and cannot long be sustained at its
present level Either the Central is too high or the
Erie is too low Now, inclined to admit
the first than the last
The following statement will show the receipts Of the
Penns lvania Railroad for the month of April compared
with the corresponding month last year.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAY.
TENANTS REGIsTEK.

GoEl PART OF A FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN
RcOb. Thirty fourth street 20 let; also first cinss
touss iexnStoa avenue: rent S6h Also threa brown
stona L9uses IN South Snth street W ansbnrk DUSS.
Ttiuify Iuiditg
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLFs,-wE OFFER FOR SALE FINE
~ stock OF tables At reduced prices aud rsssosee
terms Buyers Ill do well 70 cali and before p
chssog Two good second hand tables for sale re"e
order. GRIFFITH DECKER 10 Ana street
RIILIARD FABLES FOR SALE cHEAP-ATu W. ,.s
Il sHAkPS, Ia Fulton street.-Taties oi ~ -,os
rosewood and mahogany, either Of marble .ss ~ al.
bdf with mrroved cushion, warranted 70 "a - =.
mate. Old aud interior cushions al tered sha NV ~
the most approved principles.
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ITO LET OR LEASE-A SMALL STORE. ON NORTH.
east corner Canal street and broadway; Is admirably
situated point publicity would suit
requiring very large space Inquire at il5 BsAdwsy
oh
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1.-TWO OR THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR
Tors, with bedrooms attached, vacant st the
house 10 wAverey place. Also very pleasant
DiDgle rooms Breakfast at ~, dinner ate o'cloSk
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ITO LEAsE-A COUNTRY SEAT AT PELHAM, WEST
chester county containing about 81 land
tulIy situated on the sound Apply to ADAMS LUCKEY
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INSTRUCTION.

p10 BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, COMMERCIAL
DlO. arithmetic &cThese essential branches everY
business are thoroughiy taught. day and evening" ..
PA1kES academies 233 Grand street. Bowsry
and leo Fulton street, Brooklyn Ladies writing glasses
daily terms 81 As splendid penmab aud sku teacher
Col Paine has superior. New York Daily News
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T,O KENT-IN THE VILLAGE OF SokRISANIA, BIZ
frs. Second streets, and betzecn tine Nor
rssn,A and Melrose stations Harlem railroad, largo saA
nearly dwelling house sixteen rooms stable
ben house. &C. and 10 city lots OF land all in good order
Rent $3.50. Appdy to A. FtNDLAy. II Spriug street
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no LII OK LEAsE-A FARM. WITHIs SIX Mills
OF the CITY, good house and outbuidings with suoh
Quaint OF land may desired not ding eight
dred The land is the best vcay Of tAs
city, for farming, for abes grass 10 good
tenant who will take of the place o.
portunty offers Apply to JAMES $. L.. CUMAINS 10
WalI street, New York.
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IsEEE LIAR
IMPORTANT TRUE!

NR LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENT, the price OF which is
~ One Dollar per Bottle recommended nlaibe
for Piles, Of how long duration and also
great relief ia the most severe Of Fistula
IL prep red by Dr. Libby Army Surgeon during the
Wars the early Of the century which time
well the soldiers suffered dreadfuy Piles.
Dr. Libby has used it for sixty " ars ia his practice
Gov MescOt OF Florida, severely afflicted With this
complaint for many years and SAYS have submitted
surgical eratops for Piles and have suffered excruci
ing for twenty five years. have tried than
fifty remedies, found that had any Effect I'LL
tried Libbys Pile ointment used it daily for time and
it effected complete cure"
Further Proaf Of us Trfue.
Sir H. T. Yates London The extraordinary
miraculous For than is months unable walk
almost and though had the best medical treatment never
received than transory ree until your
Ointment. lam now entirely cared"
Hedr tEldt tae Preacher says.
Rev. J. L. Parsons afflicted with Piles four years
and hail. and bottle Of Ltby's Pile Ointment cured
me, though obliged to be in the saddle great part
the time
Mr. MgttseH, chief Of ne Po1j-e Of Ne1c York "aad
effected complete cure"
The AdjHtGHt General Of ClnHecc1n "had been n the
hands Of Physic for twenty years d. Lbbys Pile
ment cured him, AZ he feared that the Iii woUd
stroy his life"
Arnold Nels1 great Railroad Contractor has in his
employment number Of men, Who call upon him f,r
advice and assistance. He says II could
Of Piles ti used Dir Lbby's Pile Ointn Since used
that have met with that could relieve"
Ihs Medicine is WARRANTED 20 ali cases Of Pies,
whether OF recent long standing Should iai
the money will be in all cases refunded.
For sale by gil Druggists.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
nov9i-tf Nashville,
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UMBRELLAS.
Buck shirts and ID
sndcrshirfs and Drawers.
Patent Gum Good,

A MOTHER invoice Of Shaker Flannel heavy Knit Wool,
- Merno Arneri4n, Sgxonv. and heavy six Received
and for sale by [uoyZDl J. II. McGlLL.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
90 . 3 81 @ 9 q
SUPPLEMENT OF FREIGHT TARIFF.

NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD, Oct 10, ISIS.
4 IN and after AIURDAY, 2nth inst. Grain and Flour
~ over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii be
charged at rates as below:
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sT. LOUIS NASHVILLE REGuLAR PACKETs
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

TTNHE New Steamer "SCOTLAND"h TT~n -
L 20 tons burthen-Clptain z. l.. sxEES-SasfgAs1
DISMUKFs This steamer, being kss%zzSzsssss'ss
built Louisville will be finished by the 1Oh November,
when she will her the trade regular packet
The Scotland entirely boat Of the first cl1s,
and built excu lively for the Nashville and New Orleans
tradeher light draft enabling her TO with load when
others only light We solicit for her share of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, I 49,.
JOHNSON, HORNE Co, Agents.
~ We want to hire 20 Negroes as deck bands and
fremen for the above boat octl0-6m
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FINE PERFUMERY. &c.
100000 COPIES SO,,Dl!


I LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready on
IL about the 24th Of October.
CONTENTS:
First Application Of Ste an
Life Of Join Fitch Engraving Of his first boat.
Life Of Robert Fulton-Eng avng Of his American Boat
the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and Lvngstons first Ohio River Boat-Cor-
rect Likeness-Fuli Particulars.
Latrobes First Boat.
First Steubenyile Boat.
Fist explosion the Western Waters from Eyewitness
Maps Of the Western Waters; Towns Cities distances
laid down CORRECTLY.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1872 Names OF Killed
and Wounded; List of Steamboats, a1oat.
Correct views Of Pttsburg, wheeling incinna Louisville,
S. Louis ana New Orleans 1885, Sketch each place.
POPULATION, business, &c, &C.
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers,
List Of Steamboat officers the Western Waters
The New Steamboat Law-With COmments-Iife Boats
Disasters the Lakes-Nsme Of Lost Killed and Wounded
The High Water in 1910, 1882 lS47
List Of Plantations on Mississippi River.
Important United states Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages with hundred engraving hand
somely bound By renting OSK DOLLAR, post paid YOU
will receive copy of the above work
Orders from the trade solicited agents wanted In
~ town and city to canvass for the work
Address JAS. T LLOYD CO.,
oct 3ml Post Olce BUILDINGS Cincinnati q
Carr +. d. FARNswoRTH is Agent for the above work
in Nashville.
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No shipments entitled the above rates unless each AM
every package has the the Depot OF delivery an
the initials n. a c. R. Il. plainly marked upon il.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

b.. the Charlotte Turnpike, miles from Nashville -
S3iie Said farm has good Well it. ami abundance II
young Fruit Trees and Of the best garden
of aeres) to be found anywhere in the County,
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with four and hall AMI
necessary outhouses stables and best # all is of
he heahiest 81 anywhere Nashville 81 further
formation aIplyto r. A. RALLuWE
ucSl GEM AEt No. Il Dtaderick st.
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sNlTHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.

TNHE Light Oraught Steamer MON a c-n -,
l. TICEiL0 g. W CoCcH, Master, EFsl-tss5essss5 !
viii run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITSB0RO, and all intermediate landings Orders LEFT
with her agents for passage freight viii meet with prompt
Z attention II. II. HARRISON, 49,
oct22- 6rn A HAMILTON, he-N-''
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET
TIVE new steamer HUMBOLDT cT-SSn -,
i 1900 tons burthen, Capt. WIN. SS-rIEsssSss7
STRONG, John d. Taylor, Clerk.
This is finished at Cincinnati, and ready to
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt is entirely boat of the first and
built expressly for the Nashville New trade
her light draugh drawing only 26 inches wae) will enable
her to with a load when others only light
We solicit for her a share of pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co, } -.
JOHNSON, WEAVER & c., Abei'S'
oct22-6n A. L. DAVIS, L. S. Mail Packet Ofice
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5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TEXAS LAND
EnNE

'HsEE HUNDRED AND TWENTY AcRFs lying Ia q
Wood county, wesi a. he TRINITY asa acres Ia -
fanEAnt near the county good black ssh hall prAFis
So acres in Newton euanty Sabine river part rErs
boiten cane land. bordering Pinsy woass
So acres IN Liberty eoaBty, on Anwsins river.
llSo acres in kaufman coanty. 6cesnt land west d
Triniiy.
RIA acres in Aagrlne eoGHty, on Matches river.
uost excellent oppor uaiIy 3 oHered 10 these des
ring iarns ABa ia Texas fles eeyeaa doubt and
rantsand sbsrart ready for inspeeon TERMS very
Nta exehanwe Or property. large part u u Il land i
iaeent q she on TIE Pernc kaire4d Route For
SieN q Asa Ahstaes and foF sry ether intorAon ssy
10 T. W. KING,
nov10-dawst clasksrilis Team
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DR O. NJ BALLARD'S (ncw artice,) received the high
~ est premium at the WoRLD's FAIR and AMERICAN lNsr-
rurE where was by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Dr. Chiffon and Prof JOHN TORREY, and pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81 Principal Office and Store, Nos. 49S and 500
BROADWAY New York mar2l-l y
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NEW YORK.
ANDREWS l. JEsUP.
w. JACKSON & SON.
CRATE Ann FENDER MAKERS
COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

INVITES TIE attention Of Southern and Western Mer
chants to his new Of Fans Combs, Hair, Tooth and
Nail Brushes Ladies' Reticules Perum=ry Soaps, Porte
Monnaes Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books, Dress
Buttons Pins Needles, Hooks and Eyes Watch Guards,
Wax Coral Glass Beads Necklaces, &C. lndia Rubber
Combs Canes Balls and Toys of every description. Scs
sors Razors and Cutlery. Gold and Gilt Jewey Accor-
deems and Vioins including general and very large stock
English French and German Fancy Goods which will be
sold the very prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER
Orders by letter selected and put in the best manner
WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place, New York.
S-PIease cut this ont my5-dIy
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. ". CgoZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. ". CaoZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned having repeatedly been solicited to
make consignnents Of the Patent Csmphor wash Mix
ture, has concluded sell county rights in this
State but viii in future have the Improved Camphor ash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this state lex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed M
and the State Alabama. And hat he may be enabled
eEectualy TO this he poses to
divide the patent for tennessee and Alabama into leb
shares b. retained, and the remainder $50
dollars will have share in the Patent 70 run fourteen
wears from July IL 1884 ana viii b. at the same time in
yestrg also FIVE dollars in thu purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
the to prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consignments Will be made Shareholders (who may re-
quest it, and 70 no other persons 20 the amount Of TIER
remittance And they viii be allowed con sion OF So
per cent CT their Sales and also their proportion OF tht
Annual exhibit sales will made and dividends Of the
profits RENTED to each shareholder 80 debts will be
tracted will the Company be responsible for any the
business viii be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this state have the privilege 81 exchanging their rghs
for share tie price they have paid. This exchange vii
be made "a. the cost Of the Puteutee.
It is desirable 70 have a. least active share
holders in each count the hates named. Subscriptions
for shares will b. closed by tine LIST September neat And
sgnmeus u The MixIre viii be made very there
after. Cerf ate issued TO shareholders, Who vii request
the gehcy'I they eSfe IT,
The unGvr,ig ned sill Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors to serve year who will Lave the
management until their success shall be elected.
Newspaper in Mobile Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunts
VILE IaIdega AMI Tuscumbia, that viii publ this twice
and other advertisements amount Of dollars and
send one copy, will receive share. Address,
G. ". CR0ZIhB Patentee,
je2S Knoxville, Tenn.