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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

CHANGES IN RAILROAD TRAINS. --Sev.
ersIcbanges take place IN the movemen,
Of trains on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road on Monday phis day The 29ih.
The morning mail, which leaves Bali
more a, 8 80. will reach Piedmont a,
sop. NJ, and lie over till next morning
but The afternoon express, leaving al 3 O5
will 90 through direct. The Frederick
train will leave at 9 A. NJ. instead of s 40
and 4lOP. NJ. and The EIlicolI's Mills
at 6 30 A. NJ. and 3 80 p. NJ. Trains
leave the Malls Tor Baltimore at 7 30 A.
VI. and ) 40 p. VI. On The Washington
branch there ale several changes alsO--
the second morning train will depart from
Baltimore all hour earlier, at s 30. AT
Washington the trains will start for Balu-
more At 10 and 7 45 A. NJ, and 40
and 4 IS p. Nj. On Sunday ine only
train. between the two cities will he those
=, 4 30 A. NJ. from Baltimore and 40
p. NJ. from Washington.
Mr.. Crawford, agent Of the Baltimore
and Philadelphia railroad. also gives no.
tice tina, on and after Monday 10 day) the
mail train for Philadelphia will leave at
ID o'clock NJ. instead Of | | A. M.-Bat.
tina0re SIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

An IMMENSE misunderstanding
TO the Cumberland, Nd, Civilian. an old
man named John Brobst, living in the
Glades, in that county, recently discov-
cred that he was the rightfuI owner of .
large tract Of land in the richest mineral
region of Pennsylvania, undeTlaid with
immense seams OF coal and iron, and val
ued at ss,OOO,O0O. Brobsi, it is said
lived on the land fifty years ago, became
involved through his brother, mortgageG
his property in its then full value, and
came TO Maryland, where he has ever
since lived in INDECENT circumstances.
The property subsequently passed into
The hands of his ephews, who afterwards
sold it to a wealthy company. The diff
calty of giving good title TO the proper
ty led 10 The fac. that Brobst was still
alive. He was searched out, found, and
taken on TO Pennsylvania, and according
to the Civilian, has sold out all his right
for The sum of s2,6OO,OOO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
A Tribute to Mr.. Bedinger.

A, meeting of The Morgan Continen-
tai Guards. held a, their armory in Win.
chester, on Saturday, November q, 1883
the death of the Hon. HENRY BEDIs-
GER having been announced-on motion,
1t was unanimously
ResoiUed, /. Ths, this Company has
heard with profound regre. Of the death
Of our esteemed honorary member the
Hon. HENRY BEDINGER, and that our
sincere and hearted. sympathy is ten
dered the bereaved family of the deces.
sed.
?. That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished The family Of The deceased, and
published in the papers of Winchester,
and that the Charlesiown and Shepherds
town papers be requested to copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
Y ours,
rhe Cosmopolitan Art Association.


This association, which was organized
in 1854, has been successfully carried on
every year since. lis OBJECT is the en-
couragemenl Ct the fine arts in The United
States, and by the plan of lis operations
il dlsseminaes specimens OF painting,
staluary and engraving all ovor the coun-
try. The results are therefore a national
benefit. The President and Directors in
clude some Of The most respectable cill
zens of New York, whose names a:e a
guarantee for the faithful and honorable
performance Of all That is promised. We
have been shown copy Of the magnifi-
cent engraving prepared Tor subscribers
for the present year, and can only say
that it is fully equal 10 any specimen OF
the art ever produced in this country
The original was painted by The celebra-
ted English painter Of rural scenery. j..
F. Herring, and the engraving is on a
shee. Of paper 80 by 3s inches. Besides
the engraving, subscribers are furnished
with each number of the Cosmopolitan
Art Journal, and have also chance in the
distribution Of the large number Of pain
lings, statues, &c., publicly awarded eve-
ry year. Those who desire further in
formation should call al once upon the
Honorary Secretary, JOHN M. JEwETT,
Esq, of this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
DR.. CoggsweIrs AntiphIogistic Salt.

We have often before this called the al.
tention Of our readers 10 this valuable
remedy for lnfammalory Diseases. whose
virtues we have both experienced and
witnessed. We Lave now the pleasure
TO announce that an agency has been es-
tai lished this place and as The medl-
cine is now at our very doors none may
refrain from trying it, from the trouble OF
sending for it. DR.. A. s. Slonebraker
has now supply OF the medicine and
descriptive circulars and our friends would
do well to read the latter and Try the for
mer. Any one reading Tie description OF
the nature and operations of the New
Medical Sal, will al once regard il as val
liable and worthy their attention and Ia
vor. All should call and get a circular
and any who will try The Anhphloglsilc
Salt will say with us, j, is The most won
deriul medicine of the age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04


written 10 The Winchester Virginian, from
which paper we clip it, giving descriP-
lion of the funeral, &C., of the Hon. Hen
~ Bedinger -
SHEpHERDsrowN. Nov. %, 1858.
Dear Sir-You have, 10 doubt, ere
this, received the melancholy intelligence
of the death of the Hon. Henry BEDIN-
GER, the former able Representative OF
this District in Congress, and more re-
Gently The accomplished and successful
Minister to Denmark. He breathed his
last, on Friday morning, al 10 o clock, al
his residence in this town, surrounded by
wife, CHILDREN. and friends who spared no
effort to avert the calamity. His health
was not good when he returned bone
from Denmark-slIhough as late as Sstuf.
day last he was mixing freely with his
ielow-ciizens about town. DR.. B
informs me that he was in his office on
Saturday evening, and that he had never
found him in better flow of spirits.
He was entertaining him with interesting
incidents Of his foreign trip and anecdotes
about Denmark. On Sunday he was Ia.
ken Ill, and was confined 10 his room do
ring The FIVE days of his sickness. HIS
disease was pneumonia. Drs. Reynolds
and Magruder, experienced and skIliuI
physicians, attended him, and exerled
lheir utmost 10 save Lis life. He was
born and buried al "Bediord," Oh The pa
ternsl estate. The late Dar lei Bedlnger :,
now occupied by E. |. Lee. Jr., adJoIn-
ing this town, where The remains OF his
parents repose in The family burial ground
The funeral services were attended by a
very large concourse Of deeply symPa'
thising friends many OF them from BeTke'
lev and surrounding counles-lhe IN
clemency Of The weather preventing a
general turnout Of ladies.
Rev. Dr.. Andrews, of the Episcopal
Church, officialed on the solemn occa'
sion. The scene al The grave was I'M
pressive and deeply affecting. His two
eldest chlldren-a son and daugher-l
did moi see al The funeral. Many OF his
associates in childhood, among them A.
+. Boteler, E-q., witnessed the descent
of his remains 10 the grave, and walered
with tears The clods Of the valley that fell
on his tomb and sounded his earthly re-
QUEEN. You remember how beautifully
'Aleck' and Henry, as their old friends
(snllIiaIly called them, alluded, III their
speeches al the "Bednger dinner" al
Charleslown, 10 their boylsh Sports on
The banks Of the Potomac, through valleys,
fields and groves, in days Of Lang Syne,
and what credilable evidence they gave "I
a long and warm mutual personal attach
men,. Notwithstanding they had often met
as political antagonists on the stump.
The Hnn. Charles J. Faulkner and some
members of his family were also present
a! the funeral.
a public meeting Of the citizens OF
pherdstown and neghborhOod was
held at The Town Hall. on Saturday, tot
express their respect for The deceased ,ann
10 give utierance TO their sympathy and
regret al his death. A deep gloom was
cast over this entire community by the
sad event. so unexpected. but few hours
before. HI died in about the 46Ih year
of his age, although his appearance indi-
Gated Younger man.
Yours, --
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

Pay Of Magazine Hri'ers.-The Sal
urGay Press, in an article on Literary
Pay" says that llarper's Magazine pays
its writers from $3.50 10 SO per page
The Atlantic Monthly from Sc 10 $40;
The Kuickerbocker So. which is equal 10
So for Harper, and Sc for the Atlantic.
The North American Review so per
page.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
NEWS 5gBB9,

WESTERN Hoe TRADE.-At Indianap
oils 1000 hogs have been slaughtered
With sales for December delivery at Sc
the highest price, for choice lots. The
Central Pork house, at Lexington. KY.
commenced killing on the 10Th inst, and
had slaughtered 1000 head, with sales a
$3.50. gross. Al Lafayette, Ind. few
hogs have been slaughtered at SIS. and al
81. Louis s5,5Oas5,75 are the rates.
Monsur, Ferguson & Cos slaughter.
ing house, West Indianapolis, was des'
lroyed by FIRE last week, Inclrding about
200 dressed hogs. The loss is estimated
al $4,000. No insurance.
DEATH OF DR.. CoMsTocK.-Dr. John
J.. Comstock, widely known as the au'
thor of valuable tex, books on Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry. &C.. died al
Hartford, Conn.,. on Sunday, November
81. He was native of Lyme, Conn,
served in the war Of 1912, and devoted
many years TO The preparation of school
books. His Natural Philosophy had a
sale Of half a million OF ropes.
Rev. David Caldwell. pastor of ST.
Johns church. Lpesburg, Va, died Oh
Thursday last. His lenaius were taken
10 Richmond, for hurlel,
Hon Jonathan knight, Of Pa an ex-
member of Congress, died in Washington
county, Pa. on Monday las. He was
an eminent civil engineer, and served the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroed in that Ca
pacily for considerable time. He was
in the 70lh year of his age.
Mrs. Amelia Pinkney, one Of the Old
est and most accomplished ladies' Of An.
nspolis, Md, died on The Alb inst, in the
60lh year OF age.
LUCKY Slate.-Pennsylvania has six
full foreign missions-Mr. Dallas 10 Eng,
land, Mr.. Reed TO China, Mr.. Chandler
10 Naples, Mr.. Buckalew TO ECUADOR, Mr..
Clay to Lima, and J. Clancy Jones to
Austria.
Among the vows that man has to
make in Japan when he is married, is one
hat he will find plenty OF lea and rice for
his wife during her life.
Corn sold in Fauquier last week at five
dollars and nine'y-six cents on nine
months time. This shows great scarcl,
~ of the crop in that region.
w. NJ. Hume. was elected Sheriff oil
Fauquiel county, Va, al special cleo
ZION on the 18Th ull. Mr.. II. was the
only candidate.
Five car loads of Uncle Sans troops
lief! Carlisle pa Barracks, OIL Wednes'
day. for Texas.
NEWSPAPER BENEFITs,-The newspa-
per IS a sermon for The thoughtful; IL
brary for the poor, and blessing 10 eve
rybody. Try ours and see.
The times are said TO be so hard in
Halifax, that tie two editors o( the news
paper published there, smoke The same
cigar-lakipg il by turns.
A COOP LAw.-Every man in China
must pay up lis debts al the beginning OF
the year, and also al the time OF rellg-
ious festival about The middle Of The year
Ii unable TO settle al these times, his bust
ness stops until his debts are paid.
Al the late meeting Of the G. q o. Ca
nal board The salary Of Mr.. Rnggold, the
clerk ofthe company, was increased to
50 900; that of Mr.. Shaw, collector at the
port OF Cumberland, 10 700; that Of Mr..
Ferguson, inspector, 10 5000; and that OF
Nr. Stone, general superintendent, 10
$4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

u INVALIDS TAKE notice.! The
iorms which the unbalanced fluids
assume aud many not here mentioned, that
have !-ore or less fever or pain. a. easily
subdued by The NEW MEDICAL SALT as
fire is e1IlnguIShed by water, 10 Wit: Brain
Fever. Headache. Rush Of blood to the head
and Heart, FITS IDlIamed Eyes, Ears and
Nose Canker, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections,
Erysipelas. Bronchitis, Pleursy, Asthma. In
famed Lungs and Liver, Heartburn, Coughs,
DYSPEPSIA, Vencrea Diseases, Rheumat. m.
Govt, ScrofuIa, Salt Rheum, and all Itching
ard oILer curaneous eruplions. e
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

n DIR. CUGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
SALT. Get a Circular Ask ANY DRi e.
Gl>T abou. the ! EW MEDICAL SALT.
ASK YOUR NElGHBORS about lbe NEW
MEDICAL SALT. AoE.ANh' ONE YOU
MEET about the NEW MEDICAL SALT
NEW MEDICAL SALT FOR MILAN
MATORY DISEASES ONLY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

IS De-. COGGSWELL'S ANTlPFhvGI>.
TIC SALT. Acute Package 81. Chronic
Package SIS. Family Packages IS. Inv lids
with Chrome or long standing diseases should
ALWAYS order Chronic Package. Sent
by mail. free f expense, on receipt Of price.
DR.. a. -. oIonebrakcr, agent for She hercs own
and vicinity. Call or send and set circular.
DR.. CoggsweNs New Medical Salt
December 4, 1853. sly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

~ DIR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
SALT docs just what it claims to do-no
mere, no less-equall,es the fluids by reno
wing from HE system all arleriaI and vtnous
distractions. DESCRlPTIV We CIRCULARS
may be obllined from any Druggist who has
this valuable medicine for sale
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

SALT eAerts, ike the vaccine matter, an eX-
,raordinary influence over The veins and arte
ries, esUlting IN the gradual decline OF in
fIammalion as dICaled by The pulse, which
soon resumes lis natural state, as the tea t.
pan and fever disappear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

Snow-We received another snow on
Saturday last. which makes the fourth
one for This season.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

Samuel Byinglon, formerly Of Harpers
Ferry. has been appointed Superinten.
dent Of the puplic Arsenal, at Washington
City.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
Tribute to the Memory Of the Hon. Hen.
ny Bedinger.

Tribute to the Memory Of the Hon. Hen.
ny Bedinger.
Alta large and respectable meeting o
the citizens of Shepherdsiown and vicini
,y. held on Saturday, The 9Th OF Novem
Der. 1858. at the Town Hall. for the pur'
pose of expressing their deep regret. foI
the calamity which has lately befsllen
them, the County. the State aud the coun'
try, in The death of the Hon. HENRy
BEDlNGFR, on mniion Of Capt. Lewis
Lucas, Mayor JOSEPH WELSHANS
was called 10 The Chair, and JoHN II.
little appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been
explained by A. r. Boleler, Esq. .on motion
The allowing gentlemen. VIZ Messrs'
A. X. BoleIer. John H. McEndree, Hen
ry Berry. Lewis Lucas and }. A. Jones
were appointed committee TO draft
Pream lie and Resolutions expressive oil
The feeling of this meeting. The com,
.nl,ee. after short absence reported
The following which were unanimously
adopted -
WnEREAs. 1t has pleased Almighty
Gsd, by most uplonked for dispense
ticn Of His mysterious Providence, To
take unto Himself our distinguished friend
and fellow-cirzen, the Honorable HEN
IRY BEDiNGER, We, the people OF
Shepherdstown and lis vicinity, assem-
bled with saddened hear,s To give some
expression To the profound feelings Of sor-
row and sympathy that ervade cur COM
muniry and to pay deserved tribute OF
res pecl and regard for Tie memory Of one
whom We dearly loved whilst living and
whose unIimely death We no deeply de.
plore, do. therefore, unanimously adopt
The following Resolutions
ResolUed, That, whilst bowling with
hum!Ie resignation 10 the DEGREES Of Him
who holds in His hand the destiny of all
His creatures, We cannot repress the III
ierance of our heartfelt grief at the mel
ancholy event which has summoned US
loge her on this occasion.
Resoiusd. Tha, the loss we lament is
Of no ordinary character, for in the DEAN
OF Mr.. Bedinger our country has been
deprived of a disinieresled and tue pat
riot who has honorably served her, at
home and abroad, with marked ability aud
zeal-our community Of It's most dIsnn'
guished ornament and pride, and each one
Of Us Of an ardent, faithful and affection
ale friend.
ReSolved, That TO the bereaved widow
and afflicted family of our departed friend.
we most respectfully tender The earnest
assurances Of our sincerest sympathy.
painfully conscious, whilst we mingle our
tears with theirs, how little else We can
do to mitigate the anguish Of their woe.
ReSolued, That copies Of the proceed
ings Of This meeting be sen, to the family
Of the deceased, and iha, they he publish.
ed IN the Shepberdsiown Register and in
the other papers Of tie State.
On motion Of A. Humrickhouse, the
meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH WELSHANS, Chmn.
JOHN H. ZIrrLE. Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

u The peculiar excellence OF the NEW
MEDICAL SALT. is that without the useless
loss Of blood and strength il effectualty cures
InAdmmaloEy Diseases Ono oihers) by Produ
eng an equilibrium OF all tie fluids in the boz
dy, the want OIL which is the SOLE CAUSE OF
illumination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

LEADING Men AT WAsHNGroN-Mr'
George rayIor is on the track OF some
pretty extensive frauds perpe,rated by. u
is alleged. Seaman. formerly superInten'
dent of Public Printing. Overiures are
being made on. the part Of Senator' Doug
las friends 10 the friends of the admInls-
ration to adjust the difficulties existing
between the President and Mr.. Douglas
II is believed they will be successful
Mr.. Faulkner. OF Virginia. chairman OF
The House Military Committee. is about
in pursuance If duty devolved upon hIm
bv committee last session, winch i1ier-
red 10 his special examination tie SIX m''-
lion war claim Of Washington and Ore
gon.-Bennem, of the New York HeTald'
has changed his purpose IN reference 70
passing The winter al Washington. lie
thinks such scene, just now, would nj
paw. Mr. Appleton, OF the Stale depart
ment, positively refuses TO have sny'h'"g
further 10 do with the Union newspaper
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

Uf NEW MEDICAL SALT. NEW MED
iCAL SALT. b. e Taylor x Co., General
Agents, 2O2 Dock Street, Philadelphia. Agents
wanted in every city, town and village.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

CouRTsHIP AND MATRIMoNy.-This is
the title Of an interesting work, By Ro,
bert Norris, Esq, the able editor Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer. copy Of which
whe have jus, received from the Publish
ers, r. B Peterson g. Co., 3O6 Chest
nu. Street, Philadelphia. The Home
Journal, the best literary authority, says
OF the Book /:
"In these days, il is gratifying TO find a
volume. like the present, wherein taste is
unvlialed and sense undeslroyed IN
which simplicity Of style and clesrness oil
expression are retained, and which Is
written, not to excite The imagination or
pander 10 the evil passions of our nature,
bul TO iucu!cate lessons Of wlSdom,as well
as to draw tears and move 10 Laughter.
We are reminded in reading these essays,
Of he genial hearted Goldsmith. They
contain the delicate fancy the good sense,
and the quiet humor which characterize
Goldsmllh's writings; and they are, more
over, written with like correctness OF Ian.
gusge. They treat, beside that Of court
ship and malrimony, Of variety of sub
! jecls, from scenes and experiences in So
cial lie, and are peculiarly adapted fo'
every day family reading. They are, in
deed, such as will bear to be read aloud
abou, The evening lamp, and will please
and instruct not only the "old folks a
home" but also the "litllc folks" Nc
one can read Mr.. Morris's volume with
on, being impressed by the tone OF earnes
tboughllulness tina, pervsdes it. and we
believe tins work will be the mean:
through which an infnily of good will bs
accomplished. |, is q fl book for any
body TO read, and worthy OF a place ii
every family. The publishers will senc
a copy to any person, TO any place. pc
mail, post paid, on the receipt of rs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

6@3 Dr.. CoggsmeEs Ne,2 Medical Sal
S1 For hHommoiory Diseases O"iy'
r.. .Ncw lhdicai Sal .! Medical Sail
o. Il IS nDtd Cure Ill!
g. Fer L!fommaiOry Diseases only
II DR.. COGGS WELLS NEW MEDICAL
SALT. instead of being remedy for all Ills
has control over but one i'll, has bot one ain,
and accom- lshes hut one thing, 10 wit: eUO-
DOES INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, what
ever be It's form or locality, whether in the
head, throat abdomen, extremitIes OF skin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

Great Saving to Families.
WiiE undersigned has prepared a solder
4 for mending all kinds Of T'a-wsIe'
that can be used by any person: 1t IS al
so well suited for soldering Fruit Cans.
Dec A. S. SOnebraker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

The Morgantown Star says "N Is
reported that couple Of responsible gen
rIemen Of Je iIerson county. Va, have
purchased lie Times & Gazette othce'
and intend Publishing democratic paper
in Wheeling"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04

7UST received and for sale tine lot OF
q Cloth BUSTERS, also GLOVES Of
every kind.
Dec4 Baker & Biiimyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
BUCKWHEAT MEAL

k.lOR sale by
Z Dec Baker 8. Billmyer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
AN MsRwIS Auotioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale
4 } Rooms No. Park
DY SIMEON DRAPER.-THURsDAY, March

DY SIMEON DRAPER.-THURSDAY March
p a. - O'clock the Merchants Kvchsnse-Vauabe
PROPERTY Ia BFAEER-ST, for account of whom l. NAV
concern .nd the Liabilities Of the Deaware Lsck4wanna aud
Wstcrn railroad Company taken In payment The valuable
fveory STORE and LOT No - Baverst The lot s - feet
inches front and 10 f iu tho rear By l6 , nchs on the
.aA,%ry ae ll9 feet the westerly side. Tn" Store is
q lee, nches font l8 fcc inches sud u feet inches
deep; built il the most substantial manner. yrS heavily tim
bcre aud double shutters made in The best and
raers and The title is ndisputbe The property 10
scd at the sbo,e Tens be the samr II re f les. The
rented until the Is: Of May neat at 90 PER anou
aud the purchaser sill be entitled TO .he quart rent due On
that d4y.
TFRHs OF sALL-Riny 5Ol per cent in Of hr funded
debt Of The CouPsny thirty $50 per cont on any OF IN" oess
Of the Company maturing the present yes twenty tn
per cent in any CATIONS OF th Company maturing In
l9 and twenty per cent OF the amount purchase 10 BE- pd
the Aucouccr when The b6dIss closed ~ any 9 ne
obligations Of the Company s6ve menoutd The usual as
siguec. d, aud poses-!oD will b. given Is Of April