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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
THE
ONLY REPAIs RATIO
Universal Confidence aud Patronage. For
Statesmen, judges, CIerEymcn,

Ladies and Gentlemen, ali parts Of the world testify
the efficacy Of Prof Woous Hair Res raiye, aud gen
temen Of the Press unanimous its praise
moniss only be here given circular for more
it will be impossible for you doubt.
II Wall Street New York, Dec. 10th, 1858
Gentlemen Your note Of the 18th inst been received
saying that had heard that had 5oen benefited by
Of God Hair Restorative, aud requesting my Certh
cate Of the fact if had no objection 70 give Il
award it TO YOU eheernliy, because think it due. Ny
cned 20 eur some hye or six years ee It began to turn
gray, aud the scalp the Of my head loose
seusbihiy and daudruf to form upon t. Eioh Of these
digreeabes increased with time and about four months
since fourth added to them by hair falling O the top
Of my head aud threatening to make ne bald
In this unpleasant prcdicanent ] induced 70 try
Woods Hair he5eyator, mainly to arrest the m ing Of OF
my hair for had really expectation thst gray hair could
be restored to its original color except from dyes.
vas greatly surprised TO nd after the Of two
bottles only that not ony the falling of arrested, but
the color restored the gray hairs aud ousby
the scalp, aud daudruf ceased form my head very
much the qualification Of my wife, al whose solicitation
w3s induced 60 try it.
strongly recommend ali husbands value the admira-
their wives to prht BY my example ard it if
Ben. 4. LAVENDER.
To o J. Wood s Co, ~ Broadway, New York.
No IL Uarrc Place.
siamaston. Ala. july 2oth, 1859.
To PRoF. o. } Woop Dear SIR Your Hair hestora-
tive has done my hair much good since commenced
the use Of H. wish make known 20 the uBIIC Of
its effects the hair which great man or woman
nay nearly deprived Of hair and hy resort 20 your
ifair Restorative the hair wi more bsutu than
ever; least this is my experience. Believe i az.
Yours truly. NM u. KENNEDY.
pS-You can publish the above ii you like By pub
fishing southern papers yeu viii eet more PATRONAGE
south several your cirtidcates 10 the A05de MsT
casy, a strong Sbuthern paper W. H. Kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRerfssoa o WooD: Dear Sir Having bad the mis-
fortune Il lose the best portion Of my ha iron the effects
II the yellow fever in New Orleans in ISL was induced
to make a tria Of tour preparation asd oaud It TO
q lie vers thing neeed. n hair i thick and glossy
and no words express my ohittcHs 60 you ~ eyg 70
- sf5irtst staeh a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put up IN totts q tsev sizes, siz
large me nfa and snls The small hollis pint anu re-
tsjis fr one dollar per bottle nieula holds az least
- pr cent more in proportion the smal rrta Tor
10 dollars er boetie the large holds quart, 20 per ccut
more in proportion, and Tutaits tDr -
o MOOD CO, Proprietor. - Broadway, New N'ik
and IA slaTksf st5est, 81 Louis, Mo-
Aud soa b. all good Druggists and Faaey Coed, Dealers
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
New England Uuil for ,ho Union.

A mass Of telegraphic dispatches from
cities and towns throughout New England
showing the universal sentiment of the pop
ulatior. Party lines are entirely oblitera-
ted, and the struggle now seems to be as to
who can be foremost in maintaining in its
integrity the best aud greatest government
the world ever saw.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
New Feed Cutter.

lE subscriber having purchased the right to uauufac-
\ ture aud sell ia HBdhlm County, ". " Holman :
Patent Feed Gutter would give notice now ready
70 furnish same.
Tie attention Of Farmers and All who have stock 10 feed
invited 20 this Machine the best cheapest thing for
cutting hay coFnstaks in use 1t Is simple IN ar
r4ngement efficient 10 execution liable 10 get out
OF repair Ii is sell feeding aud guage 80 as cut
the feed from onealf ingh three inc hes in ength
WM, STONE.
Bellows Fall August ! 1890 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

eB The New York Ercning Post ex-
plains the whole affair at Charleston from
first to last as a profound piece of strategy
on the part Of Gen. Scott His object was
to save Washington and Pickens by playing
off Sumter, which was Of no military i'm
poriance to The government Knowing thar
II would be almost impo sible for sometime
after the inauguration % defend the capital
against such forces as the rebels could com
maud, he contriged TO fix tlrir attention
and that Of the whole country on Sumter,
thAs concentrating the rebel strength there
while he had time to mature his plans.-
The sending Of the relief feet with no hope
that it could do anything, was the bait to
the trap, and the defense made by Major
Anderson without shedding drop OF south
ern blood, are believed by he Post to be
part OF Gen. SCOTS program, which has
worked 10 a charm, and left the conspira-
tors in the worst possible fix. Pickeps be-
ing made secure against them and Wash
ing,on placed in state of defense. The
theory is at least ingenious, and if Gen.
Scott did not plan the whole affair it is pref
ty certain that a general providence did.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

y re-establishei They are to repair tC
Washington, which was built under the di
rection Of the father Of his county,
They are summoned suddenly, The State
Government has done al in its power to
provide for the necessities of the occasion,
and bes,ow upon them its benefactions and
its prayers,'contiden that they will not re-
turn without having done the utmost that
patriotic men could do. Here Governor
Andrew took the Gag, and after waving it
to and fro amid the applause of the assem-
bed multitude, handed il to Col. Jones.
Col. Jones took the flag, and saying that he
considered it the emblem Of everything
valuable upon earth, and that it would be
50 priced by his command, declared that, so
help him God, he would never disgrace il
All within reach of his voice chtered heart
ily.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
To County Commissioners and
Town Agents fu yer,uout

'E well established Importing House Charles BACK
atN, s. Front Street, New lorS, has extensive
sales Of tae best descriptions Pure Liquors
oEa Agents IN this state jVt earning By the character
o sf goods soa reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
b those wo are required b. Law 90 purchase sell
but genuine LjQu0rz.
Applications goods be made to Charles Backrlap
- Front -tTeet New OK, to his agents SIM Drew
4" H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who authorized solicit
orders Reference may be made, regard She character
and staining Of tue House and the superior quality Of the
Liquors Eiwaf5 uuDgeefard Prof chemistry in the
University Of Vermont; 5 Thas VI D. Dean Of the
Medical Faculty, U Y. NJ Carpenter n. D. Pr0f SC
in same; j. ) Pierce, Agent Burlington. v.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
? P0WERs ms TlTUTE,
3ernardStCyl. DEase

N Junction. N~''4 'eF
ran, winter and Spring Terms of II weeks each be,,
the ptst wednesday Of Aug Nov. and Fob respecty
Large ahd beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive Anna
etns agricultural Department nnastic Club for
lul exercise aud the lost Popular Tx perel Teeb
ersi are among its Advantages. N-'
L, r WARD, A. 81 PrineipaI.
Mrs I. II. WARD, Teacher Of III penartp,.n.
Miss 5, L. LEACH, Prsccptress;
man; - '' - "Nf
L. y EhGhsoN Teacher Of Music Instrumental Vocal;
and other able Teachers -'
pS Lectures from the Principal the Preparation of
ieaehers and from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
men, neiofe the Agricultural Department. viii be given
letters l3f looms for Sc fBoarding Board may be
sent TO r. WARD, Beruarlstos, Mass Board inclu ipg
incidental Expenses is furnished in private families and
per week 96
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

MATEEsoSY Aso Vas This morning
a man, \ member of one u cur military
conf taaies, whieh has gone 70 Bosom. wss
married 70 iae soE.sn of his choice, anc
leaves behind a aia RATHER ti.s5i swce.-
hesrt % feel tie anx'ets shielt nus. pre-
vail u tie heart of every soldiers atte.--
MAJ he seon return o gladden. the bsias 1.
a morning With his press. .-fese'sR fs1r<.
-ie~ 81
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II n g Tim g -.
BELLOWS FALLS. APR. &c, 1861

gg' jeff. Davis, selfelected leader of the
southern rebellion, has issued his proclama
1t is full of cant and audacity. No partic-
ular number Of troops is called for, but the
method Of attack revealed is through letters
OF marque-in a word, PIRACY! Slavery
should be upheld by exactly such means
Go ahead
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
BULLS NEW YORKER

lS justly celebrated ploW frst introduced to the
trade in 1853 and Is commanding the most exfer
sale Of any implement in the country will til shallow
1ep as may be ifed. cuts good furroS, has very
draught and is we'll al ptei to the soil Of Vermont
! the easiest plow manage yet Introduced We give
fraer Merchant Farmerl the exclusive sale Of them
te towr where he resides, when the rTtnry Is not a.
~ promised. For prices and plates 4 pog, Apply 70
-<oie manufacturer NJ. v. B BULL,
Whitehall, y. Z,
afacturer Of Stoves Hollow Ware. Ayrieultofa Imple
lchnery ITon fronfs for buiiiingS, CnlEnns Window
Window and Door Sls. Cornf1es. Iron Door Binds
nattsrs, irou Fence isinss and Bzicoues- from late
desirable patt-rnI lo-i7
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Don't Forget!

STOCK or TABLE AND POCKET
Il CUTLERY, AND FILLS just FeesiseaAt
ROBBINS.
chests. Narehas lsse y
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BELLOWS FALLS TINES.

D4INrs AND oIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL;
4NWIitTE LEAD, DRY;
'< PURE ZINC AND LEAD;
PURE FRENCH ZINC;
|M PURE NEW JERSEY ZINC;
,2 RAW LINSEED OIL;
& BOILED LINSEED oIL;t Extr
s coach VARSIsH;
sX fURNIrURE yARNIsH;
BEST DRYING JAPAN
$* SPIRITS rURPENTINh
<66lein large or small quantities. by
E JOSEPH CLARK.
4&{sleboro, Aprill4 1859. rs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Vhe pasriotlsaa of Idassachusetsa.

OLD Massachusetts is already in the front
ground Of the battle. She furnished more
troops during the revolutionary warlhan all
The slave states together, and the same blood
courses ID the present generation. Wa
copy some interesting details from the Bog.
ton DailY ldeeniSer -
, 1861-06-06

AA+t -*s - = 4sHfAo Rut
One cf the regiments that has suffered on
account OF the hitch between th3 Governor,
The Military Board and the U1ion Defence
Committee, is The Brooklyn Pha1arx, Col
Aca1ns. Three times has it oeen ready to 80 !;
three times have circumstances been adverse; !;
three tiD1s, owing to tle unparalleled exar-
ticne Of tue Coionsl and his Stall, aid-d ald
4Eetted Jy Henry Ward B5acner, hls it be2a
revived. YtEtt1lsy, 500 mcn, in gcoi trim,
wee reviewed by ths Cemu.it:sa, aud after
tlc review ;hr2c additional coo,l,aaics, ol Ito
men +ath, applied for acceptance, making in
nj SEQ lntn.
II b5isy represented that there Fero t!rec
cC1npalits Ill Massachusetts aznlsl, equipped
ard .ulriug Tor tnG ir4y-o2a il Cam a:lds,e,
enc ii New3u., po1t, cid one in Milford, Mr..
Becker teisgIaphed to Gorsrcor Au3rcT
concerning thsm. The Governor ct once gavo
Iio 1:.1:k. III for th:in to COMIC on here, Il.
though they are regulars il she State Service,
an6 50 autographed Mr. Deecflcr TIE divine,
',lo at p. ssnl eee,tas to enloody (ne .'Clurc:1
rlnlt.nl,' cn sccciut Of tLo Gi5p1.eh, d-i3E-
mined to give tLe boys !seasly reception.
aud fer tha: IAEpctc called Oh A[r. S:c;son a.
The Astnr House, late Inst night II. ErIeretl
bsesk!ast at his Own expense for the 800, who
arc TO Iracn tIis city carly this morning,
and wAo, after thai n.-a,, wit be marched 10
Brccll]n, mustered into the Ph.saax, and so
iIto barracks.
ElsEGlin Church las supplied. literally al
its own expense, 500 Enen1be:s Of Ibis reg:1n nut
with undcrclothing, 1lavSlocks, harefsacSE,
slcee, b!aIIets, socks, &:., whl'u the city MOI
The committee, have, IS Jet, given nothing
Ii is expected that afaer q fey days ferihet
drilling tLe regiment will be ordered To
Waelirg: OH. Tie reviewing o1licar 5ylnpa
1Lizes Heartily with its various nlishaps, and
Epci, representations hive been made at Aead
quarters Is will efr.ctually Equs1ea any al:
al future Interference with tile speedy Pre-
grcsg Ct it's Service.
, 1861-06-06

The htagy hand Of the Government has at
last falisn on the rebel States, aud their mails
arc to be stopped This viii be blow whose
force re cannot appreciate, because we hsye
never felt its consequence beyond the block"
ing Of & railroad By 4 freshet or snoW-storm,
wien the interruption Of even q few days oc-
cationcd the most vexatious embarressneats:
But to the South its consequences will be Of
the most Ferious character. AL correspond
erce with the North is ended Loyal hearts
will suffer in common with those who caused
this ruin. Business men will suffer even more,
aud mercantile circles at nc North mus: S e.
eham Post Office Department can do little to
enEply the regular mails thus suddenly
stopped; They may be carried on the railroad
routes, hut the interior towns will continue
victims Of this postal blockade until the Gov
crnment .reestablshes Its authority. The
inteldict is sweeping and salutary. The South.
ern people do rot constitute a reading com
munity, nor latter writing one The Coy
eminent has always carried their malls at a
losa, and hence they cannot maintain the NAL
service themselves, even at double postage.
Last year it Lost the following sums ii twelve
States: . ~: -,
, 1861-06-06

EeIe il $3A24 s335 saved at once, except the
fraction needed to continue tue service in
kentucky md Wt5tern Virginia. Next to
rebellion, the idea Of the South being able 10
ca,ry it's own nlails to every msu's door Is the
greatest hUmbug OF the day. But, Oh the 9th
Ct hand, nc at lhe North will no longer tlud
her ruv]ng newspapers among our pile Of
daily cxchangce. Our own pestiferous eheets,
That print treason for Southern circulation,
VII no ionger 60 cut with lying representa-
letters !Tcm domestic traitors can be sent
away. Tie circulation Of our religious and
Literary papers will be se1iously curtailed.
But ne arc in for the war, and can stand this
new Ehock infinitely better than the rebels.
The great loss is with the1n-the whole gain
Is With uR
, 1861-06-06
Destruction Of a Fort,
The following item, from the marlborough
fAffss Yc1ttncruk Of Nav 9th sars.

The following Item, from the marlborough
{3fise.) Democrat Of May 24th, says:
"sTAR111SG News FROM SNIP ISLAND
We have Just received information from a
number Of eye-witnesses that the unfinished
for!ificstion on ship Island has been levslled
to the ground and completely destroyed. The
various outhouses, have been set on fire, the
smoke Of which can be easily seen from the
beach. This interesting specimen Of Vanda!-
ism is the work Of parties landing from ship
yankee, Of course) anchored in The }larbor,
WHO, having duly accomplished their villanous
work, with their usual alacrity sneaked of to
parts unknown. There is no telling but they
may return and destroy tic towns on the
coG6t.n
The annexed paragraph, copied from the
New Orlea1s Delta Of the 25th OF May, rccciy-
ed last night, shows that the above mentioned
devastation was not the work of a tt Yankee =
as is supposed BY our Mississippi contenpo-
aEy:
ave have received letter from an eye wit.
G(es Of the late mysterious cont1agration On
Ship Isla.d, who states that it was done by
Capt. Morrison, Of the revenue cutter Morgan,
III the service Of the Confederate States
that ontly the few small houses built to
shelter the Workmen On the island wcre burnt
-oEd that the Morgan vas the or1y vessel
present st the burning. This statement leaves
the atfa!r il as great mystery as ever. Why
the Confederate States should destroy the
buildings Oh Ship Island greasly puzzles and
perp]exe5 Us"
, 1861-06-06

ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
" RAEECAn-sPRiHo ARRANGEMENT.
OF and afrer NordaT. Ar!1l 14ta. Lei, trains VIZ
lea;e Wells stree. depot sundays excepts1
tIesrcf Warren, Galeea. tan'elth, Daeuane. and u
tsrnediate points: els a. NJ. and $50 7. n, fH
!ci.p; i 10 p IL io7 E!s'n B:l1idese Rockford ard
nte1mtdiate ro!4ta: $50 u fzr icaeGa aud l7tsE
viii take tic 0.l5 a. n t1a:- Ta,st4se;. for Cr5st2!
I.aEe NcHfErv, i:cnI:'oad, Gtz+T& L.ce and l1t:t
Eedjate Ee!otS ELL tMkr the J,10 4. Il. t-all.
E1ceE E{rE Cars CT III tt t!a!c-
EH. rALC0TF. fi.1. Scp't.
i3st,H AnsI al
, 1861-06-06

[From the Washington Star.1
It has been determined by the Government
to give to every man (oi Whatever rark) se1v-
ing in tic army or navy Of the United States
in defence Of the Union, $ diploma, on parch.
mart CT f]ne parchment paper. The design OF
the cmbelIisbment is by Leutz, and is one oi
the most beautiful artiptic achievements we
ever eaw. Uadc1reath is TO be the following
certificate LIZ:
, 1861-06-06

e It will he remembered that Secretary
Cameron las directed Gen. Batler to keep q
debit anu credit account with the c,2!raband
rcsrccs at Fortress Monroe The probable
1ca. ou Why the .Virssnian who called upon the
Glns1el lie ntller day fer his forty negroes,
finally concluded to emancirato Them, was
tte fear that Butler would bring him in debit,
sE5 then levy upon hia other Property Cor tho
GC1iciCIcy.
, 1861-06-06
D&utistB' Gurn8.

WIN. .ALBAUGH, DENTIST.
w Once and EcstdsEee Eo: 50 West KaHdolph
efeca1y inform the public that b. nsJ st!n BE- found
1t the old place. prepared to give full satt5Ackon IN
every department. Of Dentistry. whether 10 EIIla94
ClElHHo. E1InacEEE0. Rs0gLAT1so tnH inseS-
work eaa be seen It hia a1lce. Charges naoderato
, 1861-06-06

BT uAK1sIE HAYDOE.

Out upon the bus,1lrg city
Tolls sO1enn funeral rotc,
And IN all its borrowing cadence
nound s!tet:tI!ckeu hearts does float.
For it tclls OF the departure,
Or brave and gallant heart,
Cnc who in the nation's councils
Boto proud and noble part.
And tie requiem uoW toIllug,
Ey the summer zeptyrs borne;
Tells Anerica Is mourning
Ger her statesman lokt and gone.
And our eagle droops his head,
One defender moro has peri4hvd,
Douglas steeps among the dead.
And the people, hearts are beating,
Beating sadly as the knell
Pealeth forth unto the heavens
Like 8 long and last farewell.
Long the memory Of his genfus,
Shall be the countryfs boast anu pride,
And the illustrions name Of Douglas
Ever With us hhxli abid..
Not for al his Non3rnus logic. :.
Nor his e1oqnence sublime,
8! all he live Oh storicd pages
It'll the lapse Of coming time:
But because tie Etatry banner,
Under which he gained his fame,
E.lund true and brave defender
When Ae to the rescut came.
Nrap tbs banue.' roupd ahont him,
Without one single star eraecd,
Let 1he glorious Stripes enshroud him
Which were never yet deiaced.
Let The heavenly blue enfuld him,
While i:s radiant constellation,
Like the star which now has faded,
Tells tho sorrow of tho nation.
Let it all he drapetl in mourning,
Soften down the blue and red,
Ono defender lnore has pcrsshed,
Douglas sleeps among the dead.
CHICAGO, June 3rd, 1851.
, 1861-06-06

i. .. has !etn enrolled as A. i'll the
furec. of The United States. for the defence Of
the Constitution aud tie maintenance Of the I'm
inn ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
H the President.
EIIcrc follow the Aamcs Of all he members
Of the Cabiuet1
, 1861-06-06

MIGHT SCAVENGER. Charles
lVKunz wf attend to tho cleansing Of prtrJ vsults.
removing OF st3hle HsanuEn aad ny annsaTe rag
11A9, Eul xsceiIe prompt astsaaaa. ac11an
, 1861-06-06
~..t:.g: %Etift&+

-,,3 IN Need. Try it,
"A - 1..r.,,LlrlH LlS1MEST u pre-
<n:s II - n p., Stephen Sweet Of Con-
~ - rs' ,,,re xcts.T, and tss been used Ii
T. ne ss's' ~, ~, txcntv : yrxss with the most
20 is' " =. N eztcnti remedy 1t Is with.
fx,nrstsnas .,,.,,*t. rs!n moro speedily tlan
stav'a rct III Rheumatic acd Ner-
-srs:as''s .-,,,r ,nf.1.rnle, .nd AZ curative
-.s14s7 y e.-.,r. H.r..ee. &C.. 1t. soothing.
- "a vs:1'' v+., ttrtps:ltcnlns rroPcrtte1 exass
s.rsrss" -, r,<f,ucat .! all who have ever
.,,@a e1.fomca ny,t ~lthin the ls.t tHo
y ..t For sale ty J. H. JoHssoN,
,t7*:: = s,ste etrcet Chicago. and oy al
- .r-zt uol5noeoW-d-1y
, 1861-06-06

DEMOVED TO No. IS Clark-st,,
LII Dr. FULLER has removed bis Dcataf otca
from s. West Randolphstzees 70 A5 ClsEk street. o!r
newly furnished elegant s1it Of Rooms adapted t3
hia professional Naata md wness 10 wal BE- Psssed
Ttft hts professional 3aTyt~eA. xp2I4Eiy
, 1861-06-06

1S0 HHDS N. o. SUGAR, COM
lCC NON to cholce-.for sale By
PARSONS, FlTKM HANKHY.
, 1861-06-06

E1sH.- 900 Packages Mackerel,
L. P1cklsd Eaki1z CodnRk aaa "hitca.a. In sto<a
Ter sslab4 MORTON, ROQ3 CO,
, 1861-06-06
II 6resteet Yaeii;tfas eas7ed Sm t1s PFo:s9
tiGn s1a nEesty transportation u
E+rak
UFFALO AND

1oot BUFFALO AND
40Ole LAE HUROH RAEWAY.-no1tee3
M nest fopte % Budat1 aud other E8stef1 oktieG
II TTrsin leaving Ctieagoat7 r. Detroit q 7.z3
80OA NJ Boston 4 230 Pr -cooaecttux VITA Hev
Yo-S Ccctfnl st Buffalo sud New York kEla Hatak
9cjrg East, Tck3ts via thl1 Toad cau bo obtain ID
sttttUnloo Depot & 9. CARTB2s aea' l4aaAser.
a FELL. T11iac SuQ't. 8u1le Mhv1s4-,T
, 1861-06-06

Il Ht.LilAG, PACKING HOSE,
Ire Istept aolld
.@eAAsxEp HURRER Betting,
~. It be He tat IN Csc.
a4aE kED PAGKlEas
CT AL EITE.3.
AlGER BEITINd
AND
~ AACE LEAT3xER.
An4 III krds Of
u II q Il R G @ ID 81:
r. inRsGE 6- Co., Sole Agents,
us Randolph ss1ect Kingshury Block
, 1861-06-06
Toialu.2cnct CT As-ets ~. !.

e1x FIR CENT. :nsercst on the ontta1 ding cestia
Gates Of profits will be p4la to the lolccrs thereof or
&ser legal representatives, AID after Taes3aT, tia
9th OF FobEuarE nrxt.
After rc=et,lrs TWO AND HALF MILLION
DOLLARS OF ;3o:ts tic 1uietandin. certificates OF
the Issue Of will be redeemed and paid to the hold
ers tberecL thcr lcgsl representatives. Gu aud after
Tuesday. tne fifth Of FebFuarJ Es1t. from which dsto
Ell intcreet thereon will CEASE Tie Certificates to br
produced ct tic :i1sc cf pa5.::-t and Sa.scsIcd.
dividend cf Thirty FIVE PER CENT, Is de-
cas1od on :he uct earned lrcmtcm1 OF ts0 Company
for TIC year cud!EE sst December. 1890 FIR htch ctT
tincates will be lEsuad and hftsr Tassday. the
second Of April 1ext
Tue proitE Of tho Company. ascsFta:uca
from the lst Ct July. 1B:2. to the frat OF
Jaurary, 18.o lor which ceruacatea
werr Issued. ernouCt .56o,oo
Additional profits from lat JaauETy. Isis.
to 1st Jnruar5, 1861 ssl,,......-........ 1,s7.oeeo7
Total pEofts for i6H years. ooa
The certncxtes p.eytous to 1850 have been
redeemed hy caSi. f,E13{D.Go
net earnings remaining With tae Company
on 1st januar<, ,1s61--...-............. f.1972abo
BY order Of the hoard.
=. TOWNSEND JONES. Secretary.
, 1861-06-06
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