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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

DIR. RObacks Scandinavian Remedies. In
directing the readers TO Dr. Robacks advcr
tsenent have Meditation in saying that all he claims
for his medicines Is confirmed by certificates all parts Of
the West The language Of these certificate aud
grateful and the refer to such variety Diseases
Il would be folly question the restorative properties OF
preparations II appears that while botanzng among his
tive mounfans in Sweden during visit that country
years ago. he collected large quantity medicinal
he unknown in this country, and by combining the liquids
and solid extracts Of those possessing powerful detergent pro-
peres he succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood ur
Ger and Blood Pills which said to exercise benea.
cs effect upon the us of the human body than any other
curaves In existence DR. Robacs theory L. that
originate in the blood and II would that rapid
recovery of his patients under of these dsnecan
affords strong ursumpve evidence that his pathology
Certain II Is that the celebrity Of his medicines
daily ard that he has authentic proofs of their In
his possession See Advertisement.
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Holloway's Pills, in spite of the preiudices of
medical martinet have found their into the leading hos
ras and diensae Of Europe and the established
family medicine of all classes in the United States Upon the
stomach aud liver which prepare and temper the blood upon
the organs which vaize in the process Of respiration and
upon excrptOry vessels which discharge from the system
the esidum required for the purposes Of nutrition these
ils operate in almost miraculous regulating, in
vgoatng cleansing and Certifying the whole physique. In
bilious disorders dyspepsia asthma darrha dysentey, sick
headache constipation general debility and complaints pecu
liar tO females, their effect is astonishing.
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In this mammon.worshiplnp nre. Il il rare 10

FIfEIIIFFFNFT-
find place bis usefulness 10 the Ic eore his inter
During late visit TO the CITY Of spipdes wo were pre-
senied by professional friend to the celebrated Chemist DE-
&. AYER, whose name is perhaps familiar than
any other at the bedside U sickness IN this country Know
ing the unprecedented popularity Of his medicines and the
Immense sale Of the had expected find him million
laboratory busy with bis aorerr among crucbles ae-
bc, and reortgivug bis best personal care 10 the
pounds the virtues Of which, thousands hang health
We learned that Notwithstanding his business and is
prompt returns In cash, the Doctor Is rich The
assigned Is that the material IA costly persists in max
ing his preparations expensvely that the nett profit
small-SUeri EarBer TLH
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The cares Of business and the pursuits Of
slon and pleasure alike produce strain upon the mind
which reacts upon the physique the subjects thereof and
produces loss OF Appetite pain IN the head affections IA the
bronchial nerves, dyspepsia bilious choc AID Inflammation
Of the binder II IN the early stages OF these complaints
Is had to Mots Life Pills and Phoenix Bitter spec
dy may be relied Sold by the proprietor W. b..
MOFFAT, NJ D. 335 Broadway, New York. and his Agents
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pIEp.

In thls village Sunday morning last MATILDA wife Of
Casper Goodeil, aged 80 years.
In this village Thursday lass SAMUEL aped 10 months
child Of Caspar Goode Another victim 10 the dysntery
IN Kingsvle October Ist after nss Of one MONTH IDA
JANE daughter Of Alvin NJ and Jane Wight aged TWEEN
ty-two months.
n New lyme September srd, Of Typhus Fever MARGAR-
Ell j. cpnso OF Charles scovie aud IN the same place. of
the same disease on the z4th ut CHARLES sCOVlLLE,
husband VI Margaret ]. Scowlle.
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WE wish to call the attention of the

WE wish to call the attention of the
Public to the fact that receiving direct
New York. full and complete supply of Fall aud VIM
Goods peculiarly adapted the of this community
which pledge ourselves to sell at prices low be
found in this county.
In the Dry Goods line. stock comprises tu assort
ment Of Dress Goods Shawl Black and Fancy silks DE
IAnes Cashneres Merenos Prints Brown and Beaehed cot
TONS woolen and cotton Fanuels Heavy wOoleH Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er things too numerous to mention.
In Groceries, fully stocked with everything In that
line, and at low prices.
10 the line of Boots and Shoes are home. Having
devoted particular attention to this branch Of trade for
les OF years. eonGde4t that suit any customer
either quality rie having every thing In that line
from chds eAe 20 French calf boot Of superior quality
aud make.
The Hardware Branch business been constantly
increasing and have enlarged purchases 70 insect Its
Demands uu have fa stock Of all knde Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mil and Cross Of all kinda Join
ers builders materials all Of the best quality
full stock Of Ireu and Steel Iron axles, Elliptic Springs,
Carriage Bslt Pin Bolts Nail Rcdss Peru Horse Shoe Bar
Round and Square Of all szes The very best 4uny
Eastern Nails from 25 up 20 90 sts7 always en- hand
Window glass p,,t, paints Of all kinds LinseOd OIL both
Raw and lOTed vapish, ruEptntne, Lamp and lard oil,
white lead aud zinc Points
In Ocksry ksspa good supply Of the bes. quAlF1 Of
Iron stone, white, light blue and common ware.
and Caps sf every style and price for mems and boys
small assortment Of Blank Books Stationary. aud School
B0oka
c uOst any article demanded BY The taste - nesess
ties Of the community be bought ofu On as sorAoe
teuss a. At any place far OF He~r. N IN
ThAnkfa for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon es
By generoas public would that notwithstanding the
hard ties better prepared nos N better son-
dtsOn 10 farnIah good Bargains 10 saatee@ for sh pro-
d.e or slt approFed credit al the present time.
Do n. the vor 70 ea and look al goods and pFice and
YOU do not suit yourselves you win have made los,
make no ehalue for showing soods. ...,
sas.mb.r sss isss,
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In Jcneuon Wednesday, evening SEPT GOTH ~ me rev
deBcg n ihs brides hthey N Rev. d Old, Mas ELLEH
In Irnox on the bh Inst by Rev Mr. Rlchardson MISS ri
=. MINK 70 ~. ?, Smith of Rcamoud.
In Pierpont October Ord by NJ A Leonard Es Mra MAH-
gAkEf WATERMAN, 70 Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. HOwfAND All oi
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Atwater's Premium

&1R & $25 Sewing Machines-Patent'd
10 IL ~ MAY 9th, 1858.
The subscriber having purchased The right tka township
n the above Machine takes this method 70 let those Wishing
purchase know where they can get the best V Maehi
ia use and would y that he will deliver pat sp
warrant eveF haehine he sells n be perfect n AZ ~ Bart
and there has recently been two nnros
in this Machine believe now stands hOut rival und
Is just what every inipiy needs. ff
Il was awarded the First Premium the n r. state FaH
held at Buffalo, Oct eth 1851 for It's Simplicity Durability
Capacity, and Practical Utility.
Singers, and Wheeler Wilson's high priced Machines
we're IN coapeuhon.
rhe abeve be and tested at the residence
Of tbs suhssb whee be yi be hapng 70 wait any pho
may 3vor han with call Exira Needles kept hand for
the Of shose who may need Residenoo on
street. near the Episcepal Church. II. r. HALL.
Askiabula Ane. 2lth, ls68.
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II. FASSETT, Agent
THK
Sale, Purchase, aud Rent of Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
Negotiation of Loans, Collection OF Debts &c.
AsHTABUIA OHIO.
nDODEDUNr Coll e.. o..

INSURAN
Negotiation of Loans, Collection OF Debts, &c
AsHTABUIA OHIO.
pR0PERTY Sold for Commission only
and no sale charge. Sale, direct indirect CON
stitutes Commission.
q land under good state Of cultivation with Cd
Court House In Jeerson most desirable resdenceor
at the very low price Of $l250 with very easy
ment Enquire Of Joseph Chaaee, prcase Of H. Fs
sett, Ashtabula.
RIDGE FARM-A choice farm on South Ridge near Hnr-
yey r. GayOrfS owned by NJ. W. Wheeler containing 5S
acres with good buildings fruit living water plenty Of iiu-
her, and everything desirable for homestead b. had
bargain Call on the owner on premises or ON d. FAssErr
AshabulR for particulars.
So ACRE FARM in jefferson township n, ". from village
3s improved and balance wood land timber
there Is good frame dwelling barn. plenty Of fruit VA
ous kinds living water &c. on pTemise desirable small
H. FASSETT.
ias Acres oflond $50 East Of the Centre Of aer
30 Of which well nibered balance under good inn
prOvemens with good buildings and fruit Living SprnO
water different lots Most Of farm raseliy Ioan MI and
part Grand River bottom lands. Teyals aecon,sao,p
The farm OF Andrew Wiley of 2o6 acres near slabI.
with good improvements buildings suitable farms with
plenty fruit timber living wate and at $50 per acre Fart
pay down and balance ON long time.
That well known grass and grain Farm containing Of go
(ony miles ffin Ashtabula pauk Riad
D. Hubbard ESQ. Good bnidings, Waier fruit Forty
acres timber balance under eultisation Prizes 900 Enquire
so aere miles south on Pank Road The Fans formerly
owned BY Solomon utnall house and barn. ut and good
timber. Can be had at 4 br rgain
Tua Large and valuable farms owned BY ~ Harmon, Esq.
One OF 16T Of Sheffield under high state of
cultivation except timber Large dwelling and barns
oheese house. fruit &C An excelcnt dairy aG Price $50
per One OF l3l ~ mills south af Monroe Plank;
hundred improved; good bldngs Terms Of
ment on either Of nboVe. accommodating. -
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Mr.. Cumming Of Conneaut, exhibited a
beautiful buggy horness.
A leading feature Of the exhibition, was
the array Of Sewing Machines. There
we're Eve on the grOund--Wheeler h Viii
sons, which took the arst premium, Atwa-
ier's, which took the second premium, Gro
yer n Bakers, Howe's, and Singers. a.
stager, esq, had freely allowed his Grover
h Baker machine to be placed upon the
ground 10 add to the general interest, but
without any one who was acquainted with
using It, to show its merits. 1t was there.
fore passed by without the attention, and
the understanding of its merits, which it
was desirable to have had
Mrs. SroDDARD contributed to the fair
very pretty case Of Millinery articles. which
attracted the attention Of the ladies, and
brought out many an ejaculation, such as
they alone know how to give utterance to
eIiectually,
The pleasures Of the day were brought
to conclusion by the appearance of a,
couple of lady equestrians, and the appear
auce of the Fire Company, in full uniform,
with their machine, for which the club wish
us to express their gratitude.
The receipts are very tisIactory-amount-
ing in the gross to about $500.
The list Of awards, which we think should,
by all means, have appeared in this pOper, were
not 10 readiness for u.s.
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VILLAoE CIsrHRNs.--sThe council are supply.
ing the vacant portions ef the village with Cis
terms. wherewith 10 meet the emergencies Of
nre. The measure Z provideDt one, dictated,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

as that is the trade particularly DESIRE and shall enea
70 take Of We take pleasure showing our Goods
and shall be happy to do any time for without Il we
can hardly expect to sell.
TYLER & COLLINS.
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200 yds of Al-Wool Flannels, at extreme
low prices.

5000 yards Brown and Beachc1 Sheeting, ut
81 p1oes to suit customers. Remersbsr that we
are not TO bo nndsTsold.
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
Prove oil Things
DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon viii be in attendance oows
AshtabuIa Ashtabuia House, Tuesday, Oct T.
Jefferson, Tlompson's MOnlay, Oct. 18th.
Madison, "Wednesday Oct. 18TH
Painesville, Cowles House, Thursday Oct 18th
cleveland johnson IIonse, Friday Saturday, 10 10Th
kingsvile Sunday and Monday forenoon, ~ 10Th.
COnncaut Randolph House, Monday afternoon 18Th.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. W.
~ very simple and entirely and by Il disease Of
o. the internal vital organs in very few minutes detected
ton, having the least previous knowledge OF he case
Among TIE diseases treated successfully by him. may Be
mentioned tie following;
ScIOfnla, and all Diseases Of Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers Tuma Enlarged Glands or Joints Hip Disease swell
ed Neck or tore Scotous Eyes Sald Head Erptiont
the face other parts Cancer Fstua Spinal Diseases
Dyspesa travel Impotence Structure St vitus Dance Eri
lepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, &c. &C.
All diseases peculiar Females and all chronic diseases Of
Kidneys, skin other speedy warranted in
all diseases OF syphptic chaactc without the
Of mercury other pOnns which destroy the constitution
Regular visits will be made during the year, giving those
whe treatment opportunity continue t cured
Dr. " has fully qualified himself for the practice OF his
profession Of whsh any person shall be satisfied BY calling
at his rooms.
No ceriacae Of published but references TO any
number Of patients who have been cured will be given to
those desiring them.
The Poor Literally Considered
Any person sending correct statement Of their symptoms
and enclosing IS, will have medicine adapted their
sufficient @ last month five weeks sent them by Ex
Hw. wADswoRrH, NJ n, Batavia n. Y.
t-S- TsErn ExraAcrEn WITHOUT PAIS, Dr GALyASISs.
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DR, WApswoRrH will be at the AshtAbula
House, on Tuesday next. for consultation upon
all chronic diseases See bis advertisement
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law m fair fTause BE-
p4 w
o Ay lone Snne ebsyts
dos road ia wen
JTTTS@y yspE9d Z Traaus
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$50 yds Gray Cassimeres 5 to shillings per
yard 800 yards Philadelphia Fancy Cassmeres
to shilliugs per yard These
Goods were purchased from
the manufacturer
direct, and
We guarantee them Cheap.
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village in villages
Tax, Gnevle
a oven In in Dyimaa
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Look OUT FOR tue ELEPHASrs .-On Thnrs-
day, Oct l4th, Dan Rice's Great Show viii
make its appearance in town. Dams Show is
eyeFybody's favorite aud his canvass, no doubt,
will be crowded tc its utmost extent, during its
stay here. Look at the bills and see what
list Of attEaelioas is there represented.
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200 yards Cotton and Wool Carpets
450 yards all-wool. ........ Carpets
100 yards super all-wool. Carpets
100 yards three-ply all-wool. Carpets
200 yards Brussels Tapestry Carpets
100 yards Stair. ......... Carpets
100 yards. ..........'...'Oi Oil Cloth
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Carpets and Oil Cloths-We take plfasure in
announcing to customers and the public general
Iy that we have added to stock beau
tful line Of Carpets and Oil cloths,
different in style and
perior IN quality to any
heretofore offered
In this mar
kat.
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Cheap as The Cheapest,

Customers,
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AshtabuIs, oa, i, 1858.
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1000 Gents Patent Enameled Collars al 4 cts.
Manufactured from paper and cloth Cheaper
for a TO purchase, and
throw away, than to pay
for washing.
Call and see the nine reasons, NAy.
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BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

shghly agreeable cordial taken pure and prepared
by request of number Of families who had repre-
the resulting mixing
which be imhbed unduted the loss
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made frcm
rance Of the mode Of administering them.
These we'll founded objections enabled TO understand the
which deter from making Of their
excellent beneficial preparations Tue manufactured
me- pure obvaies ali the difficulties alluded II
highly ecAcous ia OF general weakness and In
nnecons generally and Is certain preventative from
gasrtsha fatal disease peculiar and humid eli
mates 1t eesisb-hes the appetite invigoaes the general
and IN time healthy color who
acquired Emphatic temperament
This CORDIAL only the property OF stimulating the
appetite Of siding dig II tempted by sunptuous
indulge beyond the bounds q prudence suffer from
slow and upeded dg eson. rnH glass Of This admirable
liquor speedy relief aud facilitates the~ork Of nature
Persons IN good heath may 1t peservAse and pleas
delicious and TASTE render IL Ench
Those who habit OF taking lunch and psriculsry
lades, will find available addition this Teprss
merely Of its exquisite favor but from Ire digestive
qualities.
The most delicate contributions from infancy 10 old Of
both sexes employ q without the lghie inconvenience
Directions will be gren o. siag for The hrtt time
A. a. T. iftAUp,
az 2u&W No loo Royal street.
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WANTED.

WARTED-A FIksT-RkTE coOY " .s1fER AB75
w lroer small famiy eelase pss-rretS
with good Recommendations hnd 80
ibersi wages by sppylnK - ~ Gr~vier street -
Mf& Dad 10 The spstch Line for Besfoa Cargo res<y
,Sr><az5<<. aud dsrafch.
- JONES. vAcKISDER CO.. 81 ar-.s-r =
WANTED TO HIRE-A WOMAN 10 DO THx
w cooking and washing OF small family. ~
and well recommended For address. erfre
At this Office szv
- WANTED TO RENT, FROM lsrH MAYA
E eomtorishle two sery Hosse Qpur ki:ehsn -
I'll srd) IN the First Dsct AddrxE e.. Il oc<-
st<ting location and te zzz
TEACHER WANTED TO 60 TO TUE cow
Lady thoroughly teach Ill The xIph
branches Of education ether with music 40
wing hear Of advantageous BY addresses
B. a. mis- Office ais q
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ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE - EXTENSIVE AND
Last Sale OF very Desirable Lots in Suburb Deachaise,
City Of Jefferson comprising very valuable and whole
square, No 40, fronting ksyades streetSale AT Ten
Years Credit.
BY N. vIGNIE Luctonser.
MONDAY, the Sd of May, 1855. ut e o'clock
1l N, Banks Arcade Magazine street. will be sold
l42 FINE LOTS OF GROUND Handsomely situated in su
sQUAhENoo
Is bounded by Loutsna ne Mag atine Live Oak and
Toledano streets, and contains IA lots
SQUARE No IL
IL bounded by Louisiana Avenue AagaHne Camp and Della
ehSise streets, and contains le lots
Is bounded by Louisiana Avenue Magazine Camp and Tole
dano streets, and contains is ots.
SQUARE No. Is
Is bounded by Louisiana Avenue Paquernne ToedApo and
Chestnut Streets aud contains lots.
SQUtREho %
L bounded by AagsGne, Camp Amelia and Anionine ss
and contains IL lots
SQUARE, No.A
Is bounded by Magazine Camp Foucher and Ane streets,
SQUARE No. 40
Is bounded by Hayadcs Apollo, Foucher and Desehaise
Streets and contains Is lots
SQUARE No AZ
Is bounded by Apollo Bacchu Amelia and Foueher Streets
and contains 3 lots.
SQUARE No a
Ia bounded by Baech1s DAdes Deaehaise and Foucher
streets, and contains 10 lots
The whole according 10 plan which will be exhibited at the
sale
ss-TERMs AND coNDITIoNs-one- fifth cash. and the
balance credit Of l. s. and 10 years, for
OF the purchasers secured by lpeca the
sold, and bearing interest from dale until maturity
Hnd after maturity interest,"
until final pA ymen Thu condition will not be
delay in any way the pay inent OF raid
Acts OF sale before W. H. Peters, Esq Notary Public, at the
expense of the purchasers.
photographic plans ready for delivery at the
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RUILDING MATERIAL BRICKS. FIREwoo

" DEMoRT ELLK, Dealer,
At the old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such a.
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement, Plaster Paris Shin
giles ahs Slaves Alec English, French American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
sordersfrom the country promptly aud carefully
To auS "
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
a. RECONCILIATION RADDIN, en-
tu Wholesale Dealers in ~

a. REMOVAL-TAYLoR RADDlN, en-
SStu Wholesale Dealers in E44
fNBo0Ts SHOES, HATS AND CARS 49,
g the large and eonmcdous Stores, Nos Magazine and a
Common street.
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above where they will Keep constantly hand large and
we'll selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES HATS ssd CAPS Of
every variety and quality.
They receiving in their stores per steamship
Black Warrior ard ships Susan Kinks and Fannie ERr,
fifty thousand dollars worth Of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS which they would respectfully call the attention Of
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they offer To buyers he by other establish
ment in the city. Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR RADDIN,
seIz-f Il MR2azii e and 81 Common street
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CLOSING CATALOGUE sALR OF BOOKS.
BY K. ARMFIELD, Auc,'r.

MONDAY Evening, the Goth inst, and ev-
w evening during WEEK. early gas-ghi will be
sold
Old choice and interesting Books msgnigpi6cen IL
lust afed Works OF the tine useful and industrial valuable
Architectural Mechanical Scientific Book fine Library
editions Of the best standard works Of history Biography
Natural History Voyages Travels splendid oks in Tur
key antique, hne calf extra half calf and half
calf antique bindings Fine Stationery, etc.
Catalogue No. s now ready.
Catalogue No. 2wl be ready Wednesday, and No.
Friday mex Az
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SurERInTEsDSsr's 0pFIcE,
New Orleans. Jackson and .rest Northern Railroad,

WV o,iesls. La, Aprl iooo. }
R7-Sealcd Proposals Will he received by the
undersigned until the LIST day Of May for loading earth
h the crib work the road between the
30h and 4ltt mles II estimated tbs. Is will require ITO
00o0 cubic yards and T. expected that the whole will be
competed during the 1870 Measurement be made in
The burrowr The earth will be procured from piece Of
land recently purchased by the Company about - miles from
New Orleans ffon point the Premier RIDGE
be determined Therefore bdaing will state the
price yard from each place above Indicated Bids in
ved for cash and for proportions q cash and bonds Of the
Company bearing per interest Those proposing for the
work will state definitely Whist pee Of bonds any v
he taken in Payments will he made monthly
ing 20 cent for the FINAL and completion Of the work
VIM N. WADLEY,
al2H General SUPERINTENDENT