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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

FRIEED CHASE: | noticed in your
last edition, under the head of-Social If.
fairs, some recommendations aud state
lncnts, from which ] take the liberty to
dcalar. While reading tic article, /
thought it was from the pen ot some cgRs7
ty old bachelor, whose stomach like his
mind was so dpranged, that he could not
easily digest the = chicken fixens" R4.
Judge my surprise, when ! ftQad i: W.,
EDIToRIAL,, Aud now SIR, with }4a,
! join issue. Shall we continue the lony
long established custom Of ftasting both
the animal and intellectual parts Of ou'
nature, when we make our social visits :;
/ don't ask the question entirely to thosc
who care only for self, who have never
learned by happy experience
t That IN srrlage rgatiy unders eood,
Gives 70 the trnde @Id the good
A paradise below
not to him only, who has been so long
in the cq!d icy arnia of nellbacy ihIt every
tlbrc Of his sopi is frozen, but 10 that more
generous class, who : multiply and r.
pIeniSA the canh and who can say,
.." on babies 4, ~,ch4,t com.rrts bring,
When tHtored r.yii, tin; ptoye s.hns
Whence ceascinss joys assc.'
Uo.nit,iity forms the strnnac.t bonj If
uninn amnng both civilized ra,d n,.i,,;l
izod ...
Eat t'.is, said the Moor, giving him
bali peach, " thereby knowing that thou
mayest conGde in me. The wild sayagc8
snant @ r. lf ~ n co., o., - se '-'.,' ';
ties the treaty, and blo,d ceases to g.,w
Ia our churcAes We find the Ioye-ieast..
designed to cement the bond .. Union, aud
G'''9 Hoo' y Sol,, "ad TIC '"'y '2".E"'i'..'a
,,,.,,n. =, ~. l,,n;.,t0 ,.;.;s. ;','''.77 -
i.ye.E.,,t .,,., this. riv t,,, D., ,,.,.
be il far iroA me. had taJse Iy.o4,og<
gentlemen oi i,Quler,pogt eyer catered
ny io@ cabin, ANA p4feaNei OF nag hosPi-
'"'''J' 70! "''S' "C"i1' ,I'',' e''"',l',.''5'lleiy
H,t ~, ,,,-.,, s,,L';. tt .','' a,,i. 'o' :.
to the ladies' and ceil On the most heroic
10 make so;fac, treat her Guests with
mu8A and milk oT nothing az all. Iala
SSe,is 10 Dc % ao'a' IAc santl."eht as near
rrotor tbo :. o,;.,.n., tva.,'} a @ : VIC ''',0 ~ !
SWEDEN. Dee, 2Sth, 1857
"B." nisiate,prsts aur n,sjti,n !, thi,
matter We d, nat ob;act. to , ;. In,,aho
at social gatberious-on ths contrary il j.
almost ipdjsnnnsab)e-but w.. obicct "a
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

r the Lecqmptpn Constitution had
come without slavery Mr. Stevens of
Geor4la Vas to have moved its reference
back % the PEOPLE. the result of the
election has disarranged his plans.-
|aStutyi0" Let|er,
Aud if he had procured its "roforcace
back to the people, We think iis plans
woUId have been still more "disarrangcd
Thn breach in thc Democratic ranks is
already too wide to be successfully l.
tended.
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ns5~ 70 avoid the confusion Which oc

ns-5~ 70 avoid the confusion which oc-
CURED in the township elections It's; win
ter in this county, the Legislature enacted
that hereafter " the timc OF holding the
thorough and township elections in Potter
County be and is hereby altered and
changed to the first Friday ia February
lin each year
The township elections in tlis county
will therefore be held on the 9TH day OF
February next. The constables viii give
early notice Of this we hope. As an IN
ducement TO thc voters to select good men
for Cqnstables, we are informed the Gopn-
ty Commissioners are inclined to appoint
the Constablos the Collectors Qf County
and State taxes, so far as they can do so,
in accordance Eith the interests Of the
county.
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BratterE, Sew-York, and presents rich
amount and variety OF 1-u4ieal matter
Dr.LowELL Mason, WY B. BgABEr,x
GEORGE T. RooL, and other cf the ,oo,.
eminent musicians of the country -.
among its regular contributors, each uum
Der containing more or less from the peD
OF enc or all of them. A very useful and
instructive feature Of the Reritr !, :.
"Answers to Correspondents" All CUES
tions on MUSICAL subjects, as to its theory
or practice, are carefully answered. often
at length. The Pseicp also collect, mn
tsieal news from ali source7, and keens i.
readers well posted up Is to what Is doipr
III the musical world. Each nun,hcr .l,@
Includes several rsses of new aud popu.
lar nGsic, In this department, il is "a.
.nQaacel IL the present number, viii BE-
presented hereafter the gems from tn.
modern operas performed in NcU-Tork
Terms Of the Hecier: Onc, copy per ar,
nnn, 81; I've copies, s.; eight copies.
IS; ten copies. g twenty copies, sl2.
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G@g~ Rev. c. VI. Flakes Introductory
Lecture to The course on MISSIONS, which
mas been announced, was postponed from
last Monday night in consequence Of
Maps, &c. not being received. twill be
given next Monday night, 1lth inst. at
63 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church.
Tickets have been distributed for the en-
tire course, for which those who are dis
posed to aid in defraying expenses, will
pay 80 cts. for aa adults ticket, aud 20
cts. for ,hildros All are invited 70 A..
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

AJr;cn'ttre in Itryiata~-To tho
farmer, Virginia is one Of the most deslr,
ablc sections Of the Union Her mild
anu $-i.be!oas Climate, richness of soil
and other natural advantages, are Justly
celebrated. Il has been truly said, that
she is land "most blessed By Heaven
and moss neglected by man" Her sell
81 easy 10 cultivate aud SO faithful in re-
turning the gradgcd and scau;y labor Of
the hu-bandman, has been much neglect.
ed But new era is d4wning. The
cnisratioa at present tcudlng hitherward,
viii pretty surely bring out her resour-
ceE.
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BOROUGH ORDNANCE.

1 T a meeting Of the TOWN COUNCIL OF
! : the Borough of CouderSpcrt, held On the
18th day ct December, 1881, the following
p-aiErIcg was passed
II Is HEREBY ORDAINED, That ktreaf-
tcr n, 3.il shall De received or considered, "a
cppsing Tor work done or contracts finished
during tl.e term Of .hc Council 10 whom said
bill is presented and the Secretary Of he
Town Council is here by instructed and re-
qaired 10 publish tbs Ordinance, by sufliciehi
written or printed notices in the month Of
December ot each sni every year, excepting
lhat for the present year the Secretary shall
publish said notices il me month Of IaRuary
next ensuing. Z. IEES, Burgss pro ten.
s. ii. STORRs, Sccreicry,
g., certify the above to bc q true and correct
copy taken from the records Of the TowE
Council i ny hands,
ST. STORRS, Secretary.
CoudrrsDQrt Dec. 20. lS57.--lo:77-4t
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An IMPORTANT CoRRECTIoN.-Sonie
of the papers announce that "Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce and lady have gone to Ma
daira IN the Pow.iatt4u. Justice to 4
political opponent, whose moral charactor
We ilaye meyer heard questioned, induce.
u 70 contradict the Impression w..icil
might be created by tilis unexplained
encouragement, THe cz-PrsSideRt has
gQHe % with Nrs, Pierce, his own lee1'I
wife, and not, IS the paragraph might
Imply, with any strange wva-;ii.-i'fo 'fogt-
dence JoHraoi.
We like the point raised in the above
paragraph from orr Providence ootelr po-
rary. However much Of a lady wo-
mar may have been before marriage, Sit
loses all claims upon that appeiIaiion y
her position as wife" and We tA;nA
should a*pfcto no nobler or more express
i've title than that OF ''w;fc. She may
be lady though poor wifc but she
cannot be a good wife without being IA
dy. Therefore, in our opinion tie tile
Of wife" Is the ncbler OF the two. i Ia
as is "wcil-hred woman according tt
Webster, and the same authority says 8
wife is the "iawfal cousort Of . fuan -
the use of the one leaves the character
of the woman in doubt w.i.o the other
asserts it positively. Which Is the bet-
ter, reader
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

Rt6HTs-Lucy Stone re-
fuses 10 pay her taxes at Orange, A.4.,
on the old Revolutionary principle OF mo
taxation without representation, and the
collector il about to levy on her goods
&c.
Lucy, we thought, was some tins
since uuited to.a man for the very pur-
pose Of preventing conflict between her
ism" and the government. We be-
lieve she is considerable "spunky," bu;
we also think she will prefer the distress dlstrecsss
Of paying the tax as levied to having he'
property distrained by the officer aud the
cost of an affirmative decision of the
Court in behalf of that atfunctionagy.
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H,s beg to caI the attention Of our
readers to the Prospectus Of Em,rsos'.
Haya%tne and Paaans's -Eonthy, in
anothcr place 1t will be seen that the
p"opricforsilip Of the Magazine is changed
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07

re-" Popular Sovereignty nov means
50 far as Buchanan and his supporters are
concerned, the right Of the minority te
make Constitutions for, and to rule the
majority. But We rejaice to say, that tie
lion. S. \. Douglass, whom we always
thought a ready tool Of the South, rcpQ-
dates this lnonz5rogs proposition, aAd IN
sis,s chat {, majority Of the people have
the right to govern themselves in THEN
own way. For taking this fair and COZ.
si&tent position, all the old party hacks de,
nouuee Douglass as Traitor to the party
Ynie shows that the real object of repeal
ing the Missouri ComproRisa, was to ca
able the South to make Kansas Slave
State. Thanks to the energy and endu.
renee Of the free State men Of Kansas
and to the numbers and unwcar1ied de-
termination of the Republicans Of tho
States, that object caanot be accomPliSh~o
KANSAS WILL BE A FREE STATE.
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The -Nsu- York .HuSicdi Rcricr is pub
llsheS .~cy cthsr Saturday ~ Msecn
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g3sNtMsmmaen
Dxr staAIt5e , Baltimore 9geGer" etfbctnt
itben Itprgtn init gIuSnabme bts Spnntaes) unb
tplet Gents per QBpde, an BITE Grd8er 34blbGr.
Der ,.gDeder" pirb ebenfaas tn gDafbnstpn unb
GBbeeltna ta8It9 pRrb Gr6ger .eea AbVnnsaitn
tns 2aus bepr8t.
y)urb Ste 9oa Ssrfenset fDfst Der tGg6e .,gDeder"
SAM per Sabr Ia HnbEbtneter 8pr1u be.
abInn8.
~ asz- Dns 10 Dp'henb La I bsS Baltimore gDeder
srIetnt eben Trettns unSsfrFst taRrI 81 In unte'
btn5ter 8prauspesa9tuHS.
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3a[enner fir 1859.

ga tenber fartS59 empft9 aDebeOtaufeen Dasenb 25
Aue28.S aD. N. @ tet' no. o5Ag1. VG9pr.
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(s5efcDGftssSS'rUtfulln
0as, ba8 btllt9 lte aIler Gtdter
ober nu fhr Dteieneen rete @ bte Qas5bren unb n6th
aen 0crrt&tuueeu ppu 6 parIeS Sunsbupn, @de pcn
Baltimore unp Srpntnrabe ani4aifen.
Ntetaen SreEHEen une Seia1nten fppe benz YubItnm
btrbaMpt sr!aubf t mir biz Semertune a ma6en baB bet
mir Der reeanen Sebteuuu8 oe est etn tGnn neil
ale artetien burb nstne tiaenen SaR6e Gepsn.
G- Repara uren igp Datige We5aa"arSetfen psroe 10
"a i'd ael als mbeltd belprgen
sus143mt sus epas. 5 un3prpn.
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Terms

:hs daily sBAL F1MoRE wEKCEHt is publish Il
sysry morning (chcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
U,,shington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
prica FOR Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
ss 80 in AZ vance.
s.s. The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
he'd every Friday at ~ per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Interior Lodges.

DE soToLoDGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge onTAursdn
METH LODGING. q meets at Shreveport on WednssdA
ST. LANDRYLoDGE No .2Smeets a opelouseson sstur
6LINToELoDGE NO.27 meets at Clinton OF "wednesday
Trinity LODGE No. SO meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening"
NEW TERRA LODGE No. IS neettat Ne7Ftonon Thurs
PRAIRIE LODGE No.s7 meets at Washington on satur.
GHENEYfyILLE LODGE No. Il meets at chensyvine
Observation-Disclosures No.4s meets at Napoleonvills on
Saturday evening.
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Todd Fellows, Rest. (,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Neutrality-suspicious.
Bier President; Boullemet Treasurer Thos H Shields
Secretary; Daniel Merritt sexton Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham; GardnerSmith neSiva Finance
Committee ogerton, Bernard Cohen and John
Moran. MembRrs-JRmes FurneRuS NJ. WinslUw H Gold
man. Thns. Keefe and Z, b. MHnnsell
VAULTS IN ',onD ELBOWS REST'' may beprocurea
byHpplyngto F. NJ GeRRY atSickle& Co.'s street
At p FELT &srErsoE's 81 Campstreetto II LLsF4uGH q,
Mint, Secretary Soee Odd FeIloT9s Hall
ner o Camp and Lafayettestreets
Price Lots EautRegnlar lots feetsquRre $3.50;
ditto by Sb. Vaults double Lodges,
$685. ditto to al Others 70 SINGLE to Stockholders
S45 to allie thers, $50.
Vaults be unless certificate Of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
Lots etc behho
onapplicatnnto
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children three years ola and under fee hose three
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five the
Office of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside on the line Of the road tickets in pack
The Accommodation Train will 10 Magnolia as usual on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but will dscOntin-
ned after that date.
Freight Trains are run daily between New Orleans and Cam
ton The Company prepared forward and
Packages of all kinds every place with which they have con.
necon receiving fom delivering the domic of It's pa.
irons WIN. N WADIEY
nl2 General Sut erintendent
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

esa.aB -. r-szs.sssFssrz-r NEW ORLEANs,JAC
kaf94 81 lgs4sss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
g-1ag---15sfEf r ABROAD COMPANY
On and after SATURDAY the 2Oh November 1883 Pas
Trains will leave New Orleans twice daily II 7 A.
n. and r. ~, arriving at Canton at 6l5 P NJ and M
Returning, will leave Canton 79J A. ". and 20 e. NJ
arriving at New Orleans 81 6l5 ?. ". and 6l5 A. VI.
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General relief Comaittee, I. o. 0.

1.-THE following are officers and members of the Commit
for the extending from uly 1888 10 d8nuaTy ls9:
William Gregory President, % GraVier street John B.
Heno Treasurer 81 Camp street Joseph A. Brown Secre
rv corner Julia New evee streets r. 2. W. Bgchman,
9B Camp street; b Nugon "A Victory street, Geo Seymour,
Fch5upitoua5 street - raatz ~ New LeFee street $
street ~ Caldwell II Carondeet street j. Moss, Cnstom
bpse street, n FarBr "A Louisa j. Schwetse St Ann
street. Miro T. Rucks, Poydras and Magazine
s els Chas r. Morrison, Algers Phi Engel Ianrel
aud Sixth streets asbegue. Bourbon J. Lederer;
W. " Brsbiu, Gcmmerca Alley " II, Ellis 81 GrAvie. ST.
A. Porteous GS Tchonpiouas street
The Committee holds regular meetings the Friday
evening each month"; Rtthe Grand Secretary office ODD Fol
iy2s JOS A. BROWN, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be Remembered that this 10th March 1855 before re- Tie
subscriber, Justice Of the Peace in city afGrss
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President and H. r jan.
er Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according to law
and that the above st and true and
correct transcription the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presideu
r. P. JAEVTER, Secretary.
sWoFnto and subscribed before this 10Th March,
Il D. 1883. G. NJ BRSDF6R6 '
second usce OF the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay Interest OF six
cent the outstanding certificates of profits on
aud after the second Monday May next eaeem on
and after that date the scrip issued the year reservng
under the provisions of heir charter capital of i've
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORTT-TWO PER. CENT on The net
earned premiums of the year ending February IS 1858 for
which certificates will be Issued and dsr of
June 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A OARRIERE, Vice President.
&, P. JANYIER, Secretary
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No lines Il of
month odd Fellows Hall corner Camp and Lafayetts
Streets O'clock r NJ OGicera present terrJ 81
COIN ssgbs; Hsnr5 iiam5 treasurer w. siIy, j.
W.; Jss. FurneauAt Asst, scribe.
month, in Odd Fsews Hall Of Camp and Lafsget.e
s W.; q PhsouFy seFibe NJ FrankfoFd j. vi Eneas Smith,
= IL ~ " Ut ~ st 81 .NQsys y eaeh
month IN Odd Feios Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette
sd q o E scsr qi P Jas a Sane = T. l.
WASHINGTON No meets % the ID and Id No days in
r NJ Officers for the present tsFrE. H BoeIz G. VIM.
Brown p Charles Wesenburgsr s. W; D. Kanz, Scribe;
LAFAYETTE No. meets on fe lst and "a ,fo,ss ~ .a,t
month in Jefferson Hall Fourth pis.Etet, O'Clock NJ
urer; ". Wake, j. W.
subordinate Lodges
room No 5 Odd Fellow Ha sfy 8yf baPsnd
Mi Mi 4aor; mcbuFasg vi y Bsrd9v Secretary; Geo.
WASHINGTON LODGE NJ smsets every Thrrsaave sven.
Ing in Msrigny Buildings, Third District oHcers-J d.
B sSsft ES'na snt Ras Treasurer
W. WoTerton V. O.. Philip Helm Secretary; Thomas H.
CRESCENT LODGE ny o very ssasT
room No / ODD Fellows Hal, efheerA Dqsheron, 6:
uanent Secretary; r; \. BsTooi' Treasurer.
JEFFERSON LODGE No smeetseyery TAursdaye venln g
Iier G John p. Morris Y. g Ghas, Clark Secretary
oonn bSrFe Pgensnt Secretary .. Noer Treasurer
O. Pfstsr v r PIowman Secretary j. F. Renter, Per.
nsnsnt Secretary ,rs T. Bone. Treasurer.
ORGANS Nj Il evening in
L H Watson v Gi Davis Warren Secretary; Z Bruee,
SnHi,sEpcr n 1onap NJ 70 r-s.
evening in room No 8 Odd Fellows Hall! gleeTsI, Nj.
lss soE T. @gnSh G a. s &
ham, Treasurer.
@ W. 3 ~ mfstssys[y
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THE FIRST ANNUAL sTAyy,FFYEgT m
4 THE GITIAENs, MuTuAL INEuRANCE G0MPA NJ

"
fEf3E FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT Of
THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE 6oMPANY
T. conformity with the requirements of their charter til.
Citizens Mutual Insurance Company make the following state
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
5O November, 1857 SAB rs
Premiums Oh Fire Risks. ,SIG4 1876 II
do Marine Risks, 96.I69 II
S-I2ssOo CAB "a
Less Return Premiums ...,.....,....... 1872 Is
Net earned Premiums. gg5 10
Losses paid dnrng the same period, viz
On Fire tasss .S32,623 AZ
On Marine Risks. ............. 32,0S2 10
On River Risks .............. 7,22l Is
Reinsnrancos t..........+.,.... -, lS,ss2 IS
---slI49e9 81
~. j,
November. s..s sl2gql6 As
BS AZ short aHte FOR premiums Sl3 u
Due for premiums in course Of collection S52lI Il
Invested u notes secured m mortgage on real estate
Invested secured by pledge Of stocks i9SS a.
sctps Of Mutual Insurance Companies ..,. 1856 On
Cash on hand. 2i965 d
Total amount of asset. soon fF0 "a
STATE or / GrIsit ~ s-' wv =
Parish of Orleans city Of New Orleans,
me- BE b sH6cT5s a 9 o9 The 9 a S before
nnd SRtc aforesaid persona enaTaJ ~ HILL S ir,sP
deat md K sehreber Secreaf I o 0 i S H fTss,
rance company o. e% 9Fls&nS Wh9 being duly sworn accord
and t2s and anu my tnat sue tne Sooye accounts are just
p pa3y '' 'u from the books Of said com
,.....,--- o. GAILLARD, President,
sworn subscribed before me this 10th day of Deem,
earned premiums Of the wear ending Noyer
tifr4fa FViT1 hD
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Belt remembered that the 3Oh July 1855 before the
undersigned Justice the Peace in and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Mansoni Secretary Of the
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
duly sworn according law does depo5e and say
foregoing accounts just correct Transcript
from the books Of ssid Company.
Esignedl CHARLES j. MANsONI
Sworn and subscribed before this 3Oh July, 1858.
Signed JAS. X. DIXON,
First Justice Of the Peace parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per cash. outstanding certificates profits
holders thereof other legal representatives and
after the % Monday of August proxmo also declare dyi
dend Of SIXTY Copper cent? FER CENT pre-
mium8 of the company for the year ending the Both ofJune
1855 which will issued on and after the LIST
October next.
And resolved further, that after reseryng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS profits that The balance due and outstanding
hs certificates Of the Company Of the issue Of 1852 well ms
all he outstanding certificates Of profits Of the Issues Of the
1853 and 1854 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the Monday
in August proSimO from which date all interest thereon will
certificates to be produced the time Of payment and
cancelled.
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