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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-09

TIL New GOVERNOR OF GEoRaIA-Gen.
LOGAN, who formerly commanded the 10th
Yankee army corps, says the Augusta Consti-
tutionalist, has been appointed to the command
of Atlanta and declared Military Governor of
Georgia. He is now on visit to Ohio, and
Gen. OsTERHAUs commands in his stead. By
the time he is ready to return, We hope that
our civil Governor will be prepared to give
him and Baron Oysterhouse fitting reception.
The inaugural ceremony to take place at the
Hotel de Andersonvlle.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-09

LINCOLN las been frightened ous ofthe
Soldiers Home back to the White Hoase. Z al
-Ietter several nights past nj mystsff:
Gus signals have been observed in that direc-
tion, and last night the suspicious indicotions
of an attempted raid had multiplied to such an
extent as to induce the President to abandon
his insuniciently guarded suburban residence
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-09
The Late victory in Virginia.
j. II. HERsHMAN.

Readers of the fourier will accept and pre-
fer in place of much that could be culled from
other sources, the following from the trustwor-
thy and emipeutly accurate correspondent of
the Savannah Republican
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-09

Schenectady (New York) boasts asuovehy
in journalism. It has a daily paper With two
editors, one Republican and the other Demo.
crat, who have a page of every days paper.--
The second page is for Mcclellan and ths third
for Lincoln, andspirited controssrsies&re con-
stantly going on within the limits ofa single
sheet p -. =
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Hints to Correspondents

The following sensible hinta 70 newspaesr eeThes-
sOndsnts We take from the Herald Of HssiiA.s z0ss
are applicable to all writers for the press and IL o.
served strictly would eften prevent many psrpexins
mistakes, ~ well as save editors world Of unneeeS
ssry annoyance.
write iegibty Oct year Sc and cross your re. puHc-
tuas your sentences supply every wsrd and character
which yUs wish 70 sss b print Ne nes omit the per-
sOsal prOnoans and preparations. . shs manner Of
some Isl leave nothing to be supplied By the printer
except the type; be especially careful 10 writing proper
names and p~ces plainly. write business e0mmanl-
estIsns on one slip Of paper, and matter for
siona notice and reply another Rs-reAd ans cor
rect your articles before sending them If ysu have
net time to do this don't send them. Make no apollo
Eies for being in hurry and never excuse yourself
for Ros having your GENERALIZATION just m IL ahoaid
BE- Make 1t such, Don't bother the editor VIVA ?
lUag intrcdecti0n, He never reads them state the
pih Of the matter at ooee That 10 all the editor can
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Niw Yosk. FEB. Sd ]. tssian /. Do<azs
the taasons hussfiBt nceoaa naaaied ky
~. Hayward, - ballad sigrer. III ~
California to-day.
BALrIsosx, Feb. Sd. Cumberland. I'd.
Dispatch says that RsaaFd ronsisEinR al
one company OF infantry, posted at Pat
tersen Creek bridge, eight rifles sas6 of
Cumberland. were attacked yessfiaaAv by
Ave handred rebel caYalry under Col.
Rossen. After d spirited resistance In
which two OF our men we're killed, and
10 wounded and the greater part Of the
company captured. the rebels set IRE 10
the bridge, and leavingi il to burn started
of with their prison Iha employees
on the railroad subseQa ently put ont the
FIRE. The bridge was only partially dam.
aged. \, q II .s5. II,
Gen. AyerilI who was sent out from
Martinsburg by Gen. Kelly this morning.
overlook the rebels near Springfield A
severe engagement ensued and the rebels
driven through Springfield, and then
through burlington. Many of them
were killed and wounded. Our captures
were large. including the recovery of our
men taken yesterday. The enemy Is still
holly pursued BY our cavalry.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3d.--Report of the
Judiciary COMMITTEES in the Hall case
YVES adopted in the Senate to-day.
The consideration of Honse revenue
bill is postponed until tomorrow. ~
The following was received ut Head
quarters TO- day: @-fs. @zsie g..
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2d.-Gen. Dodge re-
ports that on the 24th, eur forces, under
Col. Phillips. drove Roddy to the South
side of the Tennessee, captured all his
trains, consisting of over twenty mule
trains, 200 head Of cattle, 600 sheep, 100
horses and mules, al d destroyed factory
and mill which had largely supplied
him. 49, f..
WAsuIxGroS, Feb 3d.-The Senate ex-
ecutive session yesterday confirmed the
following: -. .~
Jas. D. Doty, Governor of Utah Jno,
n Goodwin, Governor of Arizona; Amos
Reed. Secretary of Utah O. II. Irish,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah
D. d. Porter, Rear Admiral from July
4th, '63.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3d-Five hundred
rebel prisoners from Point Lookout have
been enlisted in the It. s. service, and
about three thousand more petitioned to
be allowed to take the oath under the
amnesty proclamation, ~.
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1 Frsm Daily az 4sk. i

E~ me bright sun rose - his csurss mess bsauti-
fsiiy. this usOsnias. yalty 10 NE srishs sua.
~ the ''Hdiasriai OaEresusadaacs, sn yesterday o
paper was dated Gan %. Il should have sssa sesa.
~ ina bays q D eompaay, nj Iowa, who Tor soma
days have been Toasted and fessd In Dss Menea have
departed ssr farIoash hszaag expired
May they ali live 10 entsy anOsAsr msrris makhs %
with me ed folks ii hazss. z& z@=< II, !.
- Ambrose RAN, assa 70 ysara, member o. the
Iowa Grey beard Regiment died recent, In Ii,lsls.
He served In the ranks up 70 ths day 81 his dsath
II Esswhsrs We publish Bill for the protectioa
Of the dasa and for shsr purposes 10 Local u the
Register says H. passed clear through BON Hsusss and
Bils west, Ia afteea minutss.
Ths Peat Master at west Foxk. ssnAs u ssme new
names 10 car weekly Hist. Thank -. Any at
Master ~ speakings good word OF two In oaT favar,
can assist Ms muchly, In the same way. ~
Touch ms Gently, Time"
.- 80 DT BARRY CORNWALL.
Touch rs gently. timet
Let us glide ad6wn thy stream
&entiy-as we sometimes glide
Through quieS dream !
Humble vuyaR eFs are We.
Hubbard. wife. and children three.
Ona II isSf-an angst aed
To the azsre oceTAsda!
Touch rs gentiy tiDet ..z. e.
we've pat proud nor soaring wingsi
Our ambition car content,
Lies Ia little thinss,
Humble yay&gers are we
Oser nfe's dim, Ehsounded sea
Seeking only souas calm cline
Touch as geRtlys gentle timei
II we are info rn ed hat Marshal Furisy, ESQ.,.
will lecture Tomorrow or some evening soon, on the
subject Of the Paeaae Railroad and the mines 10 the
west Of Us. Our citizens will be glad to hear from him
Of that almost unknswn 81 Dorado whsre 1t is said
that gold doth more and more abound. Appropos, we
hear that smother Of citizens who has lately re-
turned from trip west, gives II his opinion that
Coufsi Biu6s Is about a. good location as man will
and by travelling further towards SHUTDOWN. We in-
cline to the same opinion.
IDAHO; or Six Months in the New Gold Regions, by
L. CAMPBELL. Chicago, Jno. h. walsh, pub
Usher. g. 49,.
This 10 pamphlet Of shout atty page published as
8 guide TO the enigrant desiring to visit the new
gold nelds in the Spring To all emlgrants it Is val
uable and especially such as are making their
nrst trip across the plains. 1t gives table Of dis
tsnces, and the accommodations at the end Of each
days drive If there none, states the chances
yeu stand Of accommodating yourselves Also gives
the general outlines Of both routes via Denver to Salt
Lake, and via La ramfs and the South Pass Persons
starting early should take the Denver route as taey
thus secure feed for their stock bat grass
gets up the Laramie route preferable describes
aIthe mines and gives the SsodHs cpsrsHds OF mining
Persons contemplating the trip should not fail to
cure copy Of Mr.. GAMrBELLs work a. part of their
outfit" Orders can be left with Mr.. HOPPER, at
the Post once News Depot, where specimen copies
can be seen.
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WEEKLY NoNPkREIL.
[ From t1s Daily Of %. ]:

IT, [ From hs Daily Of ID. 49,.
! Ms. soas. editor d the Dakefsaa, dropped In
spoa rs yesterday. Ne Is en- reais fsr liehsgan p
m ras iarsssa room IN one world Ii the room Tor
tiapsuvesnent.sss p ass4s- = =: 'f NJ.
TO Grace GFseawosd. Al mr. lestures, in spe.slns
Of Gen. araas ssys: .Essa gigantic stride OF his Is
q Sattlsi and saea battle sieaory.''
~ A grand ssaitAry Sasr l. to Be opened ii New
Hsvsa, caaseasasut, o. the I'D Of gseruAv. {.
Up MI Thos. Smith. avfoasaBsut citizen Of Denver.
died In Nssssha oity, istsy. he fressn 90 badly
aing the late osld wsatsss vail smins scrOss the
plains, 10 cause his asatA. Ne wa formerly from
'wiscoaain-. ~ - ..s ~ IS z.zr IS y -.:-.a
- One regimsat e oolersd cavalry, twelve hun-
drsa strsns, has bssa exsanlRsd In Virginia ~ Gen.
Butter In ak days. and the horses have been ssnt
% Fortress Monros from New York. the force will be
nsanssa and ready for ssrvee In swo weeks frum the
day q organisation. The command has been given to
Colonel Graw, formerly Major Of the 81 New. York
Cavalry, an osacsr OF great merit 49,. -
PIGEON SHOOTING .-Another match between Dr.
Smith, the champion. and Mr.. Oliver came OF yester-
day. for The champions belt. rae day was unfsyora
Sse the wind being high, and sAe shooting was not
equal 70 tnAfes the late matcA Each gentlemen was
entitled 10 to aftssn shots. Or. smith missed his
fourth, SIXTH seventh, and fseenth birds Mr. Oliver
his nrst, fourth, seventh, tenth and fifteenth.
gp~Tns coatsssssss Mo2fAls for February. is on
our table me success Of thls magazine s almost I'M
paratelsd But little over tws years have elapsed
since II started into life and to-day Its position In the
literary world Is proud the proudast The pres
ent uEmber Is an excellent cue and 10 type Of the
others. = -" -. s.'.,... - -. +.
pinEus" q close relation to Sol Miller, Of the
Kansas CAte1 says the dividing line between swest
and bitter In SO narrow that single ell will change
gal 10 gall.
a.
- The following a-ssw-sIOn we copy from an en-
veiope which the 4'sreat soathern" brought 20 our
city p. o. yesterday morning me divine a-nat-us il
easily imagined:
"over Che hill and over the level,
Garry this letter like the devil,
Through the H.ods and through the Are,
'TiiI it reaches Samuel B., Esquire"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-06

A CARD-HavinE disposed Of eur stock of msr-
chsndise, 70 Messrs. King, Nave. RECORD d Co., and
reiirqushed business, take great pessurs in in
troducir the new arm 70 old customers and frisns
as gentlemen Of large experience In tbs grocery tssds
and ample means, and as such solicit for them con-
tinuanee Of the trade literally bestowsd upon rs.
d-tf. v. BADoLLET d 90.
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To VIM o. Howard, Alice Howard, Loud Mullen.
Barbara r. Mullen. Samuel n, Riddle, john o. Az
drewS and u. 7. Andrews: ...
Xyeu are hereby notified that thsre lie ale 10
l. the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
P0tta wattamie County Iowa, petition OF Anna u.
Jeferis and Thomas Jesris, asking decree Of said
foloS ing described real estate, TO wit Commencing
I60 feet south Of the N. W corner OF the 8. E. -
the n W. Of section No IS, 7. rs, b. ~. ruuniHs
south 4es feet The north liue Is one thousand TIVE
hundred snd forty-seven ahd nineey~three enc hun
Dir ths feet long and tie south line Is one thousand
one hundred and and forty-one one hundEeths
feet long. Said lines are parallel and running east
to their intersection with Main street In the City Of
CoupciI Bluffs Iowa and containing thirteen and sixty
six ore undt edhs acres the same being part Of the
Andrews subdivision in said city, from two certain
mortgages. executed by one X. B. D. Gray, one 10
Rufus Bea aid one toe. o. Hyatt said real estate
in which you may be entitled 10 the equity Of redemr
ton from said mortgages and that ia default of
complying with the decree Of said Court, should you
be adtudGed be entitled to redeem, that equity
closed that nneEs Een sppeaF and answer thereto
OH or befue noon Of the second day Ct the May term
Of said court 10 be began and holden in and for said
coHBty, Monday, May the I'd, A. D. 1864. default
will be entered against you and d4cfee rendered.
thereon In accordance with the prayer
O. s. 80 ctH. Of said petition and Tor costs. :
J Rev. Stamp a. v. LAklAkhs T..
$1,000 Atty Tor PLAINTIFF.
Ordered that the within sotEce be published Eur fcnT
consecutive weeks Ia she Council Bluas weekly Nen-
pareil. &c.,. BpkpIEAT ~
Feb 3d. 1854, CI'k DlBt, Court.
Printers fees, % CO. '....<s~
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Te Wa. O. Hogsrds SAD Aiics RowsySs

TIE Wa. O. Hoser6lsad Alice RoDsT6s
xToU are asrehy noti1ed that there row on Gle In
the ONCE Of the CLERK Of the District Copr OF Pota
wRtiaaie Go. Iowa petition Of A. LaFimer, praying
Tor decree Of said court that you be ard0red 70
deem lot W In block two CD, lot twp t) In block
three g. and lots m two fsS. three co. and foaE
a. in block four ~ in The Andrews subdiyisiOn. 10
the City of Council Bus. Iowa, from two mortgages,
executed by p B. D. Gray one to Rufus Beall and one
TO G. c. Hyatt on the s. d. OF the N. " Of Sec
ton No S. T. 70, n, a. OF which the above described
is part. add that in default Of your empying with
tue decree Of said Court In relation thereto, yuur
esuily Of redemption 70 the same be forever barrSd
and foveoiosed; and that unless you apRear aud a
aver there o. before neon u the second day OF
the May Term of said Court to be began and holden
in and for said county Monday the ID day Of NAV
.. 1891 default will be catered against you and
judgement rendered thereon, IN accordance with the
~~~~~~~~~~ prayer Of said petition and for costa
J u. s. so cts. A. v. bNrimer,
} Rev. Stamp Plaintiff
! N~~
Let the above notice be published four weeks con-
seesLiEeiy in the C0unCI bluffs NOnp&reiE,
R.F BURDtGK,
FEB. 81, 1864. clerk Dist Court.
Priaters fees $500. 49, .. ~
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PROBATE NorxcE.

Notice s hereby givsa that the last will and tesla
ment Of william Crispen, deceased late Of Potta
tsme county, Iowa. has been produced. publicly reed
and filed, The court has axad the drst Monday in
March 1884, for proving same All persons concerned
will take notice. g. .,sa.s~.',- -. A. JACKSON.
r. S.h e.. County judges:
Council Bluffs. Feb. 6, 1854. -. =
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f'o" ou' 'P'''N LONDON. June Is. 1854.
AS YOU may infer from the prominence of the
snb,ect in tho English ncwspapers the trunscendens
event Of the week has certainly been the destruction OF
thu Alabama, the welcome news OF which you are
already In possession OF 1t has quito collapsed the Con-
ference az matter Of interest Notwithstanding the
question and Tremendous Issues Involved In
the latter The tdngs Of the eight and Its result
reached us by telegraph ut carry hour Oh Monday
morning, and by noon ell London was talking OF II.
Since then the action has been subjected 70 amount
OF scussion strongly suggestive of that excited by the
fight between the Merrmsc and Monitor two years ago
and only 10 be paraleed By H. The papers win afford
Won an nfinitue of details fvm evexg point q view:
for tho present forbear adding tohn, though may
obtain some from private sourcesworth restng In my
next weeks letter. At present SHAH merely offer
few remarks, general and particular which sm 70 me
pertinent and pregnant with interest. Io.r
Observe that in consequence Of the notoety OF the
sunken Anglo. Rebel pirate and her dongs Der com
mander, Semmes, had become the recipient 81 much
ubilaon. but also of oboluy the latter o. whcs
duel which has terminated fortunately for American
shipowners Our friends Of The Daily Neaos ara Nsr
and the advanced public on the CoDden aod pfient
school, had insisted and persisted that there was pot
ing at all heroic or grand pncky IN the career OF 'hs
cruiser in her gnobe warfare on deieneesss netoalt
yessels--nay had raised this question IN faFament-
insomuch that large proportion OF Englishmen had
begun think Except among the uitIs Tories OF
the swell" officers OF the Army and NAVY ana the
United Service Clubs twho would admire and Justiy
Mana Sahb II he fghtng TO destroy the american
synpathyers with the South and hltcrs Of 1backguard
Vankees tho Alabama was growing rather unpopular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
Nxx.YoRH. lime 20. 1896.

NKwf Jnne 20, 1885.
Mr. J. DE Ia C. CARRRyo- Dear Sir: You said to me, the
f., time we met: Tho Tupcai Baisdm s the most uonfer'
seins in The roJ!dil eA cure yogH det' nraeHl9u''
i A-r suffering twelve yeors pes which, Of course,
he'd become chronic presenting all tho wort phase. 81 TIM,
painful nalaly such ,welns inflammation bleeding ard
roapsus clusters Of tunos and using almost an nhDity
Of so-eaed without receiving permanent benefit have
been cured by the Of the Tropical B1sarn prepared by
Cseno ros Co Bod sfwss Gaze the cure ives effected
by the use Of eight Of the large bottles Of the remedy am
convinced consequeny that any however bad may
he be cured by proper Of your Besan Fly grs
tnde 10 you for your ynt attendance aud desire that
others may be relieved from suffering induce me 20 certify 70
H. virtues lincose herein foil statement Of ny case, M
and cure tina, you may It 10 dhne the KNOW
edge Of your valuable medicine wish believe a speehc
for piles. Wishing you property and great success In neal
iur The naladies that neth heir TO-" remain truly
yoaTs, IAfIF.N IOns f'of'.'D ~ ~ -. -
Ne are acquainted with Mr. r Townsend and have Known
Of suffering from piles and believe The siaensn, eonsirs
ia the above better tTneia every particular JhOHIoNHp
brooklyn; HgyRY L. CASH No. 2ls Fa!ton'st New iork
NorE-Pues wishing the iu statement meniioned In vac
foregoing letter have copy sent TO ts by Siesps
Mr. Townsend above may be procured by eLng upon
hm lie viii be siad 20 meet any one suffering rom rhcs
when he will advise fully Tie best manner oi sppy
Ing AID administering the Dais-ni
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&le0ifal.
THE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY cARRENo BROTHERS L &c

PREPARED BY CARRENo BROTHERS Co,
known u INFALLIBLE for the speedy cure OF PHThsis'
GROUP, and al other affections Of the CHEST end THROAT
Affections resulting from FALLS, BLOWS, or BRUISES
HEMORRHAGEs. WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS. ULCERS
PILES, FELoNs, BURNS, CHAPPED LIPS, HANDS &C.
HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, and Ill othe'
NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, and sPAsMODlc PAINS
vausbe letters, certifying to the wonderful cures ehec'eo
BY this precious medicine published in THB TRiBoSx
TIE INDEPENDENT, and the COURIER DIS ETArsU Nls
Fun directions for around each bottle ana crco
lars containing said directions and large number Of testino
letters be bad at the General Depot and viii be en
to private residences request
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TOILET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
DUBUOUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD

u FIRST MORTGAGE sEVKN PER CENT hUNp *;
ysionl bonds Of this Company The Bonds have ~ years to
run and bear per cent interest payable ~
NeYork They are part of issue Of S6nOo when are
secured by mortgage on miles Of cad ronnug from Cedar
Pals 10 lows Fs under contract and to be completed
abs Fan. . =, 4
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad has been completed
and IN successful operation from Dubuque to Cedar aus
distance Of about 100 miles for several year, The eeDt on
ais 100 miles Is represented by SJ0JJ fIt Mortssge
Bonds 900 Preferred stock and about lOooOv0 o.
omnot Stock The Bonds offered for sale Are issued
bv and with the consent Of three ourths in Interest o inc
Psfered stoekhoder required by the aIes Of incerpo
r.,ion The total annual all the Bonds OF the
Company il therefore but $6720 guaranteed by s earnings
of IA miles road The contract for building the extension
ri a miles was made favorable terms aud the as'
rails and equipments secured before the late great advance IN
The Company as valuable land grant Of 3e.o scrcs per
mile. n, -, 4, e...L
" 600 OF the Bonds have been subscribed Tor by stock
holder, OF the Company and the balance are now offered 70
the public on favorable terms.
sCHUCH1RDT 4 GERHARD, No. II Nsssaufti OF to
NJ X JEsUP Co, No. 50 Exchange place
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.

~ Oasee of the Lsbora.ory Of DR.. J. @. Pohle,)
late Of Jas. II. Chiffon Co, Z
No. % Prince St, corner Of Mercer. ,
JAnss r. CHIFFON, NJ d., JULIUS o. PoBLB, NJ. d. Ana
lytieal aud Coa'uitin9 chsm,sfs. , ,o,,
-" NKw.YoRK, June II, 1854
have made chemical analysis Of the Tropical besam pre-
pared by Messrs CarreDo Bros. Co., aud found, after
thoroush examination OF IT, that 10 composed exclusively Of
vegetable MISUNDERSTANDING OF and resns-possess
ing decided medicinal properties II contains nothing that can
prove daeteous to health when taken internally applied
externally it, atDgent and healing properties being well
calculated TO stop hemorrhages and heal wounds Ulcers &c
(siguedl JULIUS q. 1OuLE, NJ. d.,
Successor TO DR.. Jas. X. Chiffon X Co,
Analytical Chemist al
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Head. Of fans advised to Keep always This Ba'am BY
them In order TO use {, in in Of WOUNDS HEsoR
RHAoE BcRSs BRuIsEs te tha. obtaining an immediate
cure and saving time sreene and money also, those WHO
are devoted such occupations them TO danger oil
require the OF instruments whereh they may be injured
Priee q bottles 81 cent. and al
General Depo, at wM T. SHELLS, No. 5 Waist, New
York Re,sied IL the drug in NewYork Brooklyn
lPhradeirhiA and Baltimore.
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Financial.
oyycs o. THE sregrrrI Ixsu,Axcn CO.

NO. u sc NeW'Io July II, TIVE
INCREASE OF CAPITAL.-Notice is hereby
Il Owen that the CAPITAL STOCK OF the SECURITY
INSURANCE COMPANY will be increased BY the issue Of
Ten Thousand 40 ooo) shares Of rny $50 Dollars esen'
making the whole capital One Million Dollars ~ ooVvJ
The holders OF e present stock Of the Company are entitled
10 subscribe AT Pan many shares Of the new stock
they may have Of the old stock standing In their on
books Of the Company the fifteenth 5th) day Of July INST
The books subscpon win be opened The ONCE Of the
Compapy on the 18th day of Jny inst, and will remain open
until the i5,h Of July inst both inclusive, and ALL
EorsupscRIBED 25rH viii be deemed 70 be rein
and will be the disposal Of the Board Of Directors
The whole subscribed for viii be payable At the
time OF subscription.
The rights to subscribe may be assigned.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th OF July u
8th Of August, both inclusive. :, -
THos. w. BIRDsALL Vice President.
r. l.. HAYpoCK. Secretary.
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
WI IN foar Weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLlFE.
mi. wonderful sfent Will Manhood TO the me !
shattered Consniuon whether arising ca Erc.sse' Sell
Abuse, the Effects OF Climate, or Natural NsnseA Inc s
10 ere the most inyeeratc four weets Fail
ufr h, impossible. DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LII
sold In cases with Instructions for for ~ OF onr quan
ties In one for ~ Sen, caruy packed receipt Of remit
tce BY his accredited agent Circulars sent nee on receipt
u -four stamps PHlLlP ROLAND. Sole Agent u 81 NO.
Az broour a.. enc door west from Broadway, NJ !.