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IoratojR Of Biood IN Il Carern.-E. @.
>f..-r's notes on Central America describe a
d-rtu eHusion Of fluid resembling blood
.-arlha town Of Fitud, in the State OF Hondu-
7s Il appears that there is continually oozing
.l- dropping from the roof of a cavern there a
70 liquid, which upon failing coaguIatps so as
Precisely resemble blood. Like blood, it cor
's, JOS, cts dpposite their iarvG in ii, and dogs
..' 5uzzarlS resort to the cavern to eat it
'.-nPts have several times been made to oh
sf1e Of this liquid for the purpose Of anal
,H bot in all cases without success, in consr-
..-ac7 Of IFS rapid decomposition, whereby the
3si's cananing it were broken.
ta4 small cavern or groito during the day IS
's'ad BY 5nzzards and hawks, and at night by
latitude Of vampire bats, for the purpose oi
.r''ag on the unnatural blood. II is situated
l.- border Of a rvulet, which it keeps red
-'-a with small flow Of tn liquid, which
'' The color, taste, and smell OF blood. In
@a]achiaE he grotto, a dSagreeable odor is
served, and when it is reached there NAV be
~ some pools of the apparent blood in state
~oa-gall5n.
'ar pTculiarities of this liquid are considered
the rapid generation in this grotto Of
r.. ". very prolific species of infusoria. The
''9rn'a State Journal, in remarkinS on the
!, ''' observes that the esfero of the town Of
s.''F'y contains species Of blood-red iniu-
." .'he Iarva of water insects,l which at
IAN SEASONS of the year smell precisely like
~ !, 'si' or, on exposure in vessel, like pu-
Md In some spasons il has been found
IN iiak"s, and Of the intense color Of YER
'''a'--Scientifc .4merican
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A large assortment of Hair, Tooth and
Clothes Brushes just received aud for sale at
DR.. Harry's.
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Don't be Alarmed :

0r BLYMIRE & HARTLEY have just
X RECEIVED another choice assortment of
Fresh Garden seeds, including Chinese Sugar
Cane, White Onion, s. choice Flower Seeds.
April "a, 1857.
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C,eLYhE. Friend Aver :-ln this age of quacks,
A,,arans and mere windy gaseous pretenders to
,l who blow at every corner. aud in the face and
Of all men, their loud, blariug Jericho lrumpets
ga otber noisy boistefous wind Instruments of mar
aosIy twisted brass, in such wofully sham ridden
,oocb as this, say, 1t Is comforting Nay even
gssring TO the earnest we'll wisher of his race 10
saow there has arrived in this world genuine phys
n.o-ro light upon something besides
We sars Sangradoes and Don MercuriaI Julaps, with
.Ss;r phIpbotomies, poison and warm water.
Your Chathartc Pills, and Cherry Pectoral, carry
-, orward 10 Halcyoa days-io mienial Pharmaco-
ve,s. when science, deep diving down into the prn-
ces OF things, shall, with infinite cunning, bring
vi ~, the genuine Elixir Eite for of truth there is
.,nifrstly enough somewhat of that same Life Es-
.,ace in your subtle vegetable Installations and COM
pounds
,noke-dred ymests-bootIess seeker>-dream-
.rs among retors and crucbes, touching the quint-
,.eatal hidden virtue Of the universe which shonId
,rtidote distemPer, and break for man the Wheel of
Nav l. lS57-Im.
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MUSIC. $1,000
Use OF INSTRUMENT, 200
FRENCH, 800
DRAWING, AND PAINTING IN
WATER COLORS, zach 800
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK, 500
OIL PAINTING, 10 90
SHELL WORK, 5 90
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
lst Grade 400
2nd do 800
Sd do 6.25
REV c. W. AUGHINBAUGH,
April 3, 1887. Principal.
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RltrEeIor's H1ir Dye. Hauaated TO dye brown
Or black, so as defy detection, without the least
rary to the hair or skin. Ii Is the admiration of
sttrtca, the envy OF imiiators- never fades. 1t
I,ts perfection Of the art, II j. the original
Made ard sold. or applied, at the Wig Factory 223
lvadway, New York. \ steel plate label with ".
A. BareneLoe is on each box OF genuine, all others
ar counterfeit
NAY s, lSJ7-lm.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Michael and John S. Welsel, has been Dissolved
by mutual consent, All persons indebted will
please settle immediately. Tie books are lii
the hands of Michael Weisr
MICHAEL WEISEL,
JOHN S. WEISEL.
April "a, 1857.
n. b. We have on band number Of first
rate Buggies which we will sell on reasonable
TERMS.
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pALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

The great aud principle characteristics of Dali
IEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist: /:
fst Ofit> neVeF>laliHg and unique property, as
.son as applied 10 any external injury, TO CHECK
INFLAMMATION instantly, and rapidly 10 reduce
4 This feature constitutes its great power 10 allie
,e the pain OF burns and scalds, and OF other pain
. diseases, in 50 Incredibly short space OF time
.o5as will appear from the few testimonials hereunto
.,oexed. Every intelligent mind is fully aware that,
i, all cases Of external injury, the pain is produced
5y Inflammation OF the injured parts; and therefore,
,tvou remove the cause, the effect must cease
3D. It's purihcative properties neutraIize the poison
Ma, nav lurk III the system, aud will, when applied
% hs sores, draw rapidly all impure matter to the
e,race aud eject thence the great discharge II
rroIa;es from sores occasioned by burns-aud when
.rai.d 20 old and nveteraie sores, salt Rheum, or
,,lsr cutaneons diseases.
Each box OF GENrINE DtLLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR has
-ooa il a Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig
-l,arq Of {. V CLlCkENER x Co., proprietors. and
grNRY DALEY, manufacturer. Price 2J cents
ss. box.
7g-An orders should he addressed 10 c. V. Click
s.tr Co. 81 Barley street New York.
May s, lS57--2m.
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The Indian Massacre IN Minnesota --Shock- !
iag md Bloodg Murder.


The Minnesota papers bring us additional de-
tails of the Indian massacre al Spirit Lake and
other points in that territory. After detailing
the slaughter al the house OF Mr. Wood. an ac-
count of which was previously published, the
Pioneer SAYS,
Fhe Indians next called at the house Of JOSH
ah Stewart, aud shot him in the head His
wife begged for her life, 10 which they replied,
"nepo squaw,' (kill squaw) and shot her also in
the head. Her two little girls were killed with
war clubs. John Stewart, little boy eight
years old, hid himself behind log and escaped
Major Williams has taken him home, and will
bring him up. They then proceeded to the
house of Mr. Thomas. Several families had here
collected together, and there were some eight
or nine rifles in the house. Umpashota, an old
Indian chief, well-known in this neighborhood,
ran past the house shouting TO the inmates, sew
eraI Of whom unfortunately ventured 10 the door
10 see what was the matter, when about twenty
Indians, posted behind hay stack, about five
rods distant, fred upon them, killing a son Of
Mr.. Thomas, aged ten years. Mr. Thomas was
wounded IN the arm, rendering amputaIon ne
cpsSary: David Carver was shot through the arm,
the ball loiging in his side: the wound is not
considered dangerous; and Miss DIusrlla SwiVpr
received ball in her shoulder, the bail passing
out upon the opposite side.
The doors were instantly shut and barricaded.
Some Of the inmates engaged themselves in
moulding balls. others in loading th- rifles, while
John Bradshaw and a man named Markham
fred upon the Indians without Their chief
and number of others We're killed: the exact
number is not known 1t was reported by an
Indian to man named ShisIey that nine were
killed and five wounded. Towards night the
Indians withdrew, carving their dead and
wounded with them. No white person was
killed after the first fire.
The men sent 10 Spirit Lake have returned.
They have buried twrntv-nlnp bodies: two
were found burned besides, it is not known, OF
course, whose skeletons they were. They first
visited the house OF Mr.. Thatcher, and found
two bodes-thosp Of A. Noble and Mr.. Ryan.
They then visited the residence Of Jonathan
HouS4; here nne bodies were found, drradfuliy
manglgd; men, women And children, all indis-
Criminatrly murdered.
The next house was Grangpr'S, near the Lake.
Here, probably, sharp conflict had ensurd.-
A man named SNYDER was found dreadiuiy maa-
gIrd with broadaxr. The Grangers have one
missing, probably both killed. The body Of
man was found upon the Lake near the house,
50 mangled that il was impossible to recognise
him. Signs indicative OF fight were Srsn
about this hous- They next went to Mattack's
house where eleven were found. This house
had been burnt. There, men and women shot
and children tomahawked, were some twelve
perE0nS-one missing.
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GREAT ARRIVAL!
SPRING GOODS.

The undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern cities with a large stock of Spring
Goods; and is now exhibiting at
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-08
LIST Oh RETAILERS

OF MERCHANDISE OF the County OF Eedrorl,
for the year 1877.
Nanes Baaoagh 4 Teanskip. t9.,Ax. LlcenAs.
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Caution.

Bedford, May %, 1886.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

April 10, 1857.
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MRS. 9. D.. Potts

April "a. 1887.
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Notice.

Schensburg. March 90, 1897.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17


A sEu sTEAsEB BxPEoTnD-sHrpMEkrs OF OIL AND
CONTEMPLATION or THE sHrrrfsG sEAsoS--
Valuable RUssrAs cARoo-THBATRIcALs-rHE
pEA1HxR
Our nes ron The sandwich hlands are dated al Homo.
ID q On Esd ~ January
she Ccmme-c,al zduotssr says--wo are pleased 70
learn smors the few items OF In tor that sdvioes
were received BY The last mall from Nes York from his
Esrellepoy n Al ca, submitting proposal from ~m.
propel stea for this ment for the
fsb 900 The vessel 10 70 be OF 400 tons burthcn,
putcrocrs berths for f)ureen orc
end modaaiors nor natvrs, With or hun
dred bead OF cattle and all the freight that mar be Of
Tered.
The same PAPER Of Jsnnsry IA, pubFsbe. table she's.
the smount OF INC oil and bone tbs has len the sssda
FOR the Uoi,ed states since September Iss, The total,
iroludrr orarsi tsrtoes And amounts taken on freight
10 7eo barrels sperm, 62S2 bs'rels whale and l3o
7l2 pounds bone the table Ia no perfectly correct
the sdu>-tney, but ~e can make u by the
Custom House records The actual amount st least Ten
pcr cent than tho above table sbovs The number
o. vbseships bcund home according 70 tho ab>e. IL
Besides The above there may be Is others, whob
to the North Pscao
Tue Old fort st Honolulu h being dem oshed
TIE Russian ship Nicholas /, which sailed In Deoeuber
from Bonoluu for Croussdt had cargo fars valued
sl0c eco, belonging 70 the Russisn Americao Far Com
The ld,et,ser he's commenced Ire publication % 20
ries of Articles up the ports OF the Sandwich Islands
kfors ~tTs being made 70 suppress dance houses
Hftolulr.
TIE for the destructive csssrpilsrs 70 rsvsSch
oeuntry hss returned; thoy are very numerous w som
places. Last week, says the editor OF the hdo1rvr,
riding the waikfhi plains noticed that cy al
mile ney were 70 Thick upon ths erosna nAs sne aoSi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17
news nom Utah Territory.

We ssvs ales OF SAN Like papers no 70 Jan. Y
The fcurtcerth gsnsys ep1ssle he's heea psbHsheA.
vb,ob eshibs the temporal and spiritual aaairs q ~
ssssinn" IN . hourishirg ronditkn.
there was some smaller In the Territory,
Several companies Of Immigrants bad arrived.
socv deeper In the valley than n any foYuaR peyS~h
settled By NE vhisp, and despsw sl bon
orth and south of that ptace
Heller Q. Kimbsf has been e,ecAeh President Of tn
Council, and Hoeea Tost gpeAkm u Ne Rouse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17

The Testimony Of the British and
French COnsuls.
Mr.. moRsE,S RECEP ZION Ar BOGOTA.
The Probable Peaceful Solution OF tn
Difficulties with the United States.
Intervention Of Foreign Powers on
the Isthmus Tolerated.
NO NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
-~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~~~~~~>~~>~~~
SPANISH AMERICAN LEAGUE MADE IN WASHING TON.
&c. Sc. &c.

BY the George Law We have received full dies Of Bogo
a papers TO the 9th ult being fifteen days later nte
1ence-and Panama and Aspn all papers To tho 9th ns
The from Bogota IL highly important and interest
ing.
Tho Aspnwall Courier OF ite 9th says
The schooner Cult Stream Captain Smith, ar rived here
on the 4h inst from Grey When she left tnerd
was news stirring Of river movements. We shall
probably receive some sdvoes per steamer Clyde to-day
o. tomorrow.
The Panama Herald OF the 9th Instant states that no
aeWs had been received there from either Walker or
Costa Moa since the sailing of the previous steamer.
Tho steamer saadn arrived at Aspinwai on hsr se
oad trip from Liverpool afternoon Of "a Of March, with
a,ees pscksses Of freight for the Pacific
Ths Tempo, Of BogotA, s,ases that among the doou.
usats submitted 70 the Congress Of New Grenada With
che Presidents message, the LIT ut. was treaty
made q Warrington between the representatives Of the
spansA American republics resident there establishing
league and Confederation The Tempo adds that respect
ing This treaty nothing has hitherto been said and the
u would naturally be supposed he should have done.
The same journal, which Ia radically liberal In It, OPT.
Mons has in anolher violent attack upon Ohil
Granada no wise favorable TO the former, and winds
up with comparison Of the two countries and the two
systems, in these words and FORM
Chill. New Granada.
Opprcasson, Monopoly Liberty, Equality.
Tho twotypes- Tho two sy.tems-
Power. Right
II IL supposed that tho treaty made In Washing IL
cor the purpose of making ederattve league bsweeu
che Spauiah American republics oppcsinon 70 the
sralising League lately ncgous,ed In Chill By several Of
The Hpashh American ministers snsre.
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could not take step without killing score and
The largo apparently hurry:ns along for some
more plentiful pasture
The Po,mestan says me shipping season .. Honolulu
about " In the snd yellow eax" Bat few ships re-
main In port and their expenditures sSs limited 70 neces
sary repairs Thoy win soon be gone, and oar haroox
will again assume "fAt, stale and Improbable Ap-
pearsnoe
With tho Fanny ksjor California, We Oirous koupe
leSvas Most OF the performers 81 tho theatre had
v'evioosy iet by the Yankee 20 sbu1 IN tho hne Of
smpst tDs Honolulu will have = resting spsu
Judge LEES hsaltb WAS improved
The German Brothers had had nrsl tonent Ia HOMO
iuls
The Commercial Advertiser OF 18th OF. Jasuasy sayss
The weather for the past lev days has boeo unusually
calm but yesterday tho southery wind Get M Dartng
the day time has been excessivoly warm 300 quito ooos
Al night he atmosphere about the isisnds 10 rarely -
clesr. From Diamond Head. the whole OF Mof,da aud
and lanai to the SUBMITS Of tbeir. could
be Monday, and tho entire out mo sud samn Of
BaeAka, Cast kAa) with bek Of dsrE clouds stYetoh
trs arouno is WANT distinctly visible The sunaA
81 bnleakaia must be Of least hundres nj % Na
mood Head.
MARRIED.
IN he evening Of the ITO Of JA uary nj Tho Legation q
UIied States In Honolnlu, by hv o. Damon, OerA
william BAboocs, Of New LondoN O. TO MISS Oernels A.
Hsnio nece Of The American mmssionoP TskAoon.
DIED.
AT Koioa January 3D. Mr. Agar 7. Shate, aged -
years The deceased from Bridgeport, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17
LETTER OF THE FRENCH CONSUL.

called 10 sentsnoe In regard 70 the various oon
usdotory versions collected sossther and published RIA
n Copsul Of France has no, bcsn personal witness
..irs len his residence .ssn The repor, Of aresrms
vss sufot piy cootnuei 70 be heard In the square OF
ssn Frsnc'sco the underssned direosd 81, steps 30
os~sively 30 TIE Oopsulatee Of the Uned States and OF
Great Britain, whore be collected the most crcumstAn
ial accounts His declaration yin be- therefore, the 70
prsssitn Of the events Of thsi night
The ssid posioe u moreover confirmed ~ the invest
cations 70 which the underdgned devoted himself many
Gays amcpe the many strangers under bic prosecucn,
Wrench. Italian. rsdmt pteee, Austrans and sp~nArds
without entering Into the rcuyimnstops. always prer
me usdersspea knows he feeling, Of dstrus hatred
aud animate people OF the hthmus
ssainn :. those shom they call oolecs ,sy Ansnoa's
fact the persons who travel The county 9Th ew
exceptions. beiors 70 the most degraded class OF 90
bosorsse psuorsy o. the UbIls Sta or Al least the
pa,urslz,r.n ,h'y Dam appears doubtful or very re
Gently seauired These bands cf sdyenturers hsve pre-
sented themselves therefore 10 the Psnsmenos up 70
ne present time under the sppevsoce OF real
Aimeet ell are rude, rsolers and bruts ouies, drunk
with each o,ber's ives snd Discharge their 'ovors
against the nrst Individual man, woman or onid VINO
does not Instantly comply With tho most rinns OF 'neh
csprces -
fhe chen Of the administrator OF The raj road win
mean spirf Of badly unc'rsr speculation, apPesr 70
bsve determined W enoos -se the animcsg OK me ~
hsbitanis Of Panama against their nation asy work
openly Tor the ruin Of this city by all the means snc re
,Ises men .bo ssp ,soues o.. I.sptsbe oonirso, win
the ccmpsry New abuses 'oeeded every CAV 20 vsxs
tons Of ali sinos the exclusive monopoly o. ,ne
tsses scquired By the inhabitants ~ ths result OF long
cnstom ARE, conssn, objects Of me iavsvs measures on
In rss,rd 10 lssorcr, on the ground the Railroad Com
p.ny he'd proeurcd many negroes rom Jsmsca ano us-
tbsteps. There sbore, bad been successivsly dsmlu
AZ tho end Of the last without the company
osrps forward them " their respective homes with.
on, occupation sssstspce such men had become yry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

d. =. HOUGH, Auctune"r-Onc-t NO ID firk row
TO-MORROW Friday, June ,, at lOb a. M,
Il oil the Of the e' gsnty furnished private Fes
dence No 2is West 25d between 9Th and and
London embracing large quantity and tne a.tortnet
OF rich end costly ROSEWOOD ,nd MAHOGANY PAkLOk'
CHAMBER and DlNINGkOOM FURNITURE Of every
conceivable de,cripon.-Sae promptly IL the
the hour desgrstrd with solid m4hoza-y EKn
sion Table foet richly carved mahogany Buffet aud Chairs
together endless Of China Dinner and
Tea and Tableware also, Silver Tea sets Saiver' Casters
and Spoon. Cake Baskets Gs Ivory Cutlery, rch Boz
heIan and other Cut Glassware &c In the Psro are rich
Tapestry CaTp,t and Rus solid rosewood Etsgeres Center
Side aud Pier Tables .od God suites Ia rch brOcats
covering mantle pier and oval Et Glas'. Dr.ssn China
ard Mantle Decorations, French Cock fine Old
brder-d Window Drspry imported Gas Chandeliers Ladies
F.ertore rosewood Bookcase aud Secretaries L. also
yey fine carved 7oc'Ave Piano maker In
Chambers the usual quantity and coresPordns style
carved and NAH French be'tead Bureaus
Sof,s Chair COACHES Easy Chairs, fine Cared Hair Mat
nd Bedding and host Of other articles too numerous
O. MENTION which b. appreciated must BE- Sale posi
tive rain shine Catalogue ~ the house OIL Eday evening
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Removals..

DRTSHES.-J. X. H0PPEL has REMOVED
ID h. Bru.h Factory 3 PeaHst Franklin Harpers'
BUILDINGS Brushes description the law--t factory
price; Machine Brushes msd- order. JOHN X HOPPEL
DEMOVAL. - EDWIN WEST, VI. d., for
III nearly years past associated with Dr. Lewis Halock
OF th removed No III AMITY ST. CORNER OF Nc
DoUcAL having formed COparn, rp with Hudson Kiney,
D. under the and firm Of KlNSLEY WEST. DR..
VESTS oace hour. viii be until A. from ii q
o NJ and TO .. Calls for DR. w may be- LETT before
q H. the Of NJ. g. Lane ~ w. cor Of 4thay. and
lcth-s.
DEMO VAL.-FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
III sTATIONERs PRINTERS and BOOKBINDERS have
REMOVED 10 the new store. No. IS Aaiden.ns Orders
solicited for any thing required in our line
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1nsurante Companies.

rTHF MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
i PANY or HEW-YORk-Orics No. III Broadway. TIM
lis BudngA the election for Nine Trustees Of this Com
psny held above the lst inst the following persons s
snnou,ly elected Trustees for the ensuing four years.
John Wadsworh, LycuTgus Ei.eTton.
Alfred Edwards, Samuel ID. Babcoek,
HIsmlu Blake. William II. Pophaa,
Ezra Wheeler, William X. strong
Cephas II. Norton
The following persons constitute the Board Of Trustees
this Company:
Frederick $. Winston, John WsdswOrth,
Mllard Fillmore William J Hanker
David Hoadley, Samuel VI. Cornell,
William '. Brady, samuel Sprouts,
Henry a. Smythe, John M stuart
Robert H. McCurdy, Hsmiin Blake,
John v J.. rTuyn, Alfred Edwards,
William getf, Lucius Robinson,
Lac Green Pearson Samuel ID. Babcock
William Moore, GeOrEr > zoe
John II. Swift, Charles j. st'linah'
~ y Dodoa CephAs II Norton.
Ricbsrd Patrick William K Strong,
- pr. Ezra Wheeler,
G,bs-iai 1svlsn William II. Pophsm,
-, vGisT Lycurgus EdgeFtOD,
,st.t.a p;,tnIs, w Smith Brown,
IT, p ysiverton George X. Clark
,irg ,ftbr Tri..es. the 81 instant, FREDERICK
: uTSSTos -. unanimously elected President
- v ISAAC ABBOTT Secretary.
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FIGHT PR CENT LAND GRANT FTRSr
Il MORTGAGE BONDS Tho CHICAGO sF PAU
AND FOND DU LAC RAILROAD COMPANY prlp,.. - -
- cshoiaeTs thetr EiOHf PER CENT p fsAk CO..
S1GJCil ION Land 6fsnil MO2TOAGE BONDS a A. a.,
eseb. Il asts Msy 49, ard cgrsd aron their - Ire 49,
and line u X - from CcsKo 1, Lt@ Supsrdr al -.
noo u >cTcs = tie q pubo Land FROM Csrr "a -
mscs to Oh Conpsny by tho State 4 wiscnsn g ~.
Accompanying eaeh Bond Ill BE- a SCRIP C-su6s.ts -
nE the purchaser ss.ixDs - h. ths sptsa 4, b.
shsTr 10 each Of Privilege La Grsst stost "a 80
~ Any tine within tso yrars from June ls5 IA -
-rhe sna pay zen r - he par value thereof u.
nev-r 70 b SUBJECT 70 any farther bat ~
ed with proceeds OF strs Of snds until ft PAID sArs
drcs snd b ereo 20 vote ~ rsfa PROVIDED b. al
Company snt st forth ~ sad stock Pvcx. Cert ss a.
IN then Circular = SiockhoideTs g, MAY s. 1857
The subscriptions price ipr said BoaGs @ PEI 80, ~
their par value anG acred Interest psYsbr 10 pr cen,
Lsut 70 pr cent st Jg!y TEX; and - per cent on caA
g, DAYS O: Auga't ptsnber aud October next % - a.
parties nay eeci =, tie oos q tie Coap.sT b
New York
Tie .ubscrpoa l, VII Be ePsn 8, The ofc- Of tar Can
opsa Ill The eoih Juae as;an Dst-d Nc York J5,.
1857. CHARLES BUTLER Tr-..arrr a. ="
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Uatshes, 5emelrn, &r.

WATCHES and JE WE L RY
w VERY LOW.
The subscriber In business in Wa for the past nineteen
yesr. {. selling al descriptions Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and JEWELRf a. wholesale and retail, at less
than 10. 81 prices.
Lads Gold Cameo No.sic, Pearl Carbuncle and Lava Ear
uss Pin. and Bracelets Diamond Pins and Rings Lsdie and
ennen. Gold Watch Chsin. Gold studs aud Sleeve But
and seal, Finger Ring. with stones s-. Rings plain
Gold kng. pure Gold Wedding Rug. Gold sPectacle and
Eve ghs.es Gold Pens and Pencils Gold 1hinbrs Gold Lock
els dssu-rreoypes hair Gentlemens Beastpns. Gold
Pens Silver Holders Gold Necklaces and Crosses Silver Spoons
and Pstt Silver Dessert kEes Silver POEtemonnaes Napkin
REgs and FTui, Knives.
GRO C. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and JeFelry,.
WEolesals aEi retail No. IL Wal-st.. p hoor,
Broadway.