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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
LOCAL NBw5

DnloFoaI o. u. I. c1ulcz.-Divins service every
DabsatA, at l0A q. n, and 7 p. n. Prayer Asstisg
and Glass every Thursday evening At ~ Sabbath
School at IN o'clock every Sabbath morning.
srssg ~ DAVID TIC1, Pastor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Nh. TnEoDoRs S1ElSDuRa has opened .
grocery, fruit and provision. store, on St.
German street, where in addition to .
good stock Of groceries, he will DO prepar-
ed to supply citizens with fresh butter,
eggs and other articles Of marketing. Mr..
8 understands his business, and will do
all he promises. People from the country
will find this a good place to dispose Of
their produce.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
A LIVE DEER CAUGHT IN LAKE
- MICHIGAN. -s-- -

The propeller Truesdell, on her way from
Grand Haven to Muskcgon, on Sunday
morning last, sighted strange craft navi-
eating the lake q short distance this side of
the latter place, and at once squared away
and bore down for her. As she neared the
piratical craft, the only signal to be seen
above deck was huge pair Of antlers: On
consulting his signal book, Capt. Wilson,
not finding THIS to be the flag of any rec
ognized nation, at once fred a shot across
her brows to bring her to. As she paid no
heed to this, the gallant Captain at once
determined either to run her down or cap
ture her at all risks. By dint of speed,
strategy and superior artillery practice, he
at length succeeded, without the loss of a
man, in graphing and hauling aboard an
enormous buck. Good tor Capt Jack.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
FAMILY GROCERIES,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Fresh Butter, Eggs,
Aud other articles Of family marketing can
..s.a;s.. always DO had ct his store. ..,s

A call il solicited from oil who would
like to purchase anything in his line, and
he will Insure TO al good goods o. low pri-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

T. c. ALDEN has his new brick store
room on Washington avenue completed so
far rs the brick work is concerned. Car
penters are now taking it il charge, and
Mr.. A. expects to have it ready for occu-
patton in about month. The building is
= very handsome one, the front being Of
cre"m-colored brick, and put up in finish
ed style.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

have his own price:
ut is easy enough to be local editor, il
you think SO; but some special qualities
lightenment Of young men who have IN Itch
the indispensable virtues, without which
success isimpossible: A good. local must
combine the loquacity Of Wegpie with
walking encyclopedias Of useful knowledge.
He must know how to time race. horse,
gaff cock, teach Sunday school, preach
charitable sermon, run . saw-mill, keep .
hotel, turn GdoL BILE somersault, and brew
whiskey punch. He must be up to .
thing or two in political economy, az ta;t
in the matter Of cooking beans. On the
trail Of mysterious items he mnst be veri-
table sleuth-hsund. His hide must be like
that of rhinorceros. He must be lnsensi-
Bile to the cruelest snubs, and manifest no
sense of anger when he is kicked down
stairs. he must throw modesty to the
dogs, and let his tiger howl But above oil,
he must be IN adept 1t tho art Of putting.
The nearer he approaches to the condition
Of blackstnith's bellows, the better he viii
succeed. He must be ready 1t al times to
say something funny In regard to Smiths
grocery, or to surround Miss Flounce's
millinery establishment with halo Of glow
ing adjectives. He must be enthusiastic
on the subject of hams, verbose in extolliug
hardware, and highly imaginative in the
matter Of dry goods. He must look pleas
ed when invited to walk sixteen squares in
the broiling sun, TO write six-line puff for
. labor-saving churn or patent washing
machine. He must feel grateful when in
vited to dine at the Dognose Hotel, and
write glowing account Of the excellence
Of the hash and durability Of the beefsteak
II he feels any sense Of humiliation in sit
ting down 70 festival gathering. ON tho oc-
cssion Of the presentation Of sword to
Captain Sankopansy, or Get Of silver ser
vice to horse inspector, he must smother
It, and revenge himself on the champagne
and cigars. He must affect to believe that
he 10 invited in purely social way, and
not for the sake Of having him write : coed
account Of the ceremonies, with three col
smns Of speeches in full for the next morn
ing's paper. II he flags in his description
Of Hodges premium ball, or lets down in
writing up the oil indications on Shovel
dykes farm. he must take it kindly when he
is reproved for his shortcomings. In the
matter Of show, the local must be always
brilliant. He must talk lsarnedly Of piano.
r1mss, WITH . liberal sdmixture Of know
ing words, such - warmth 'tons, :fors-
shortening,' high ights.' foreground
perspective &c., hs must be heavy on
concerts, with capacity to appreciate Miss
Squawk's execution Of difficult feats in the
upper register he must be ecstatic in
praise ofdouble-headed calves, and eloquent
in behalf Of fat women and living skeletons.
All this, and more, it takes to DO . local.
Saving wood Is equally O. honorable, more
Independent, aud sssiSr." !.
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IL - Aug. ed, 1895.
70 Wm. b. II. Yoss0, Esq. f..:.5
You are hereby notified that on the TIN DAY OF OC.
TOBER 1866 at 10 o'clock In the loesnoon Of sad day
proof viii be offered at this once to show an aban-
donment BY you Of your Homestead Entry No. $780, Of
the nv fsectton q, township la, range q, made
Il alleged by Francis McRusick aud At the asoresaid
time and place. opportunity win be afforded you 70
eutsr proof sdvefse to said allegations 5e
s.sr HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
aug246w ". B. AlTCHELL, Receiver.
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-. THEODORE STEINBURG.
st. Cloud, Aug. q, 1865. v8n6-ly
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~ Fer an kinds u jon WORK
0all n HAis OReo.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

II you want genuine vegetable tooth
powder, that will keep the teeth white and
clean, without injuring the enamel, and is
pleasant to the taste, 60 to DR.. A. T. Up
hams dental rooms. lie can supply you
with the article.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
NEW APPROPRIATENESS.
Crsoorios, Fruit, and Pre.
yislsls.
THEODORE sTB1NBURa

- So : - ii
THEODORE sTDINBURG
.N7ouLD respectfully announce . the
w people Of St. Cloud, stearn. county.
and Northern Minnesota In general, that he
has opened Grocery, Fruit and Provision
etore. on St. German street, two doors
from Oak Hall, whore hs win keep On hshd
at al times, . good supply Of 3
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Flovr, S.ear., Cefse., Tsss. kola.se., Salt,
Viaegar. CodfsA. xaekerah Herring,
., asd az articles .tosnd II q frst-elass
store. Also, Feed tsr sa1s.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
OF al kinds kept on hand, frssh and Of the
: -, Z. best quality.
fss.' E.5'I ST.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Observation-Disclosures can spend .
few minutes in . very entertaining man
ner looking over the Assessors tax returns
for this township. Men who were surpos-
ed to be very well-to-do in the world, re-
turn their possessions ss but little more than
nothing-inaseA, they came almost within
the "cola vietual" class. As these returns
are sworn to by the individuals, Of course
they must be correct, and 'things are not
what they SEEM"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

observation-disclosures much men may
differ as to negro suffrage, military OF CIV
II officers, or what kind Of = bridge there
shall be over the rsvine, there Is a happy
unsnimity Of opinion that this is q very
healthy season for mosquitoes. The pest
ferrous, stinging,:s musical little devils are
thlek - ''locusts in Egyp:," and We be-
lieve little thicker, for tho very logical
reason that they ere smaller and larger
number can be packed in . given space.
They swarm the air, fill your eyes. nose and
mouth, tickle your toe as you dive under
the bar 1t night, inger by your bedside
singing anything but lullsbys, and are on
hand, III entire families, to greet you in
the morning. Oh! it's delightful.
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BIZ, DaE.-Let it be remembered that the
people Of St. Cloud are to vote ON the
bridge question on Monday next-what
kind Of q bridge We are to have, and what
shall be paid for it. The matter is q very
important one, not only to the town proper,
but to the whole township. As to the kind
OF bridge, We will only say that the late
rains have demonstrated pretty clearly
what would be the condition of the street
should any grading be attempted as
was originally contemplated.
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UNION DISTRICT CONVENTION.

". I. WILSON, Chairman.
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FY.sss71tcf9s4 al 10 i ase.s Is:
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The above signs and portents may be
strictly relied upon !; they have never been
known to fail. go g 3&tsS tS.fa z
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s.-.s: @..s. r. ~ sated stupidity ;
DATENT MEDICIM me.'
i s,ent to Mr.. Chas.
All the popular Pat,n House L.kev,,,e
>' "" E. ,'ther Mr.. Chester in
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ALCOHOL,

!; ALCOHOL l 90
s.... >.@ -. ToBAcpy ''1; ;sk train
sir, and sign
you please"
..,.: ...s ~ tz h office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

d it be Lizzie Clare, or was
Stowell's handsome daugh-
as no time to idle surmis-
) I Was to meet. l paid
d the patent lock Of my va
hurriedly to the depot, du-
t for Lizzie" and take the
!. The New York Express
and the iron horse
s;mpatience to be off. Pas
'sFding into the cars, bag
.by, the bell was ringing,
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Strength 60 she Weak, 49,.
Youth 10 the Aged:
BIO * r Z N Z,

Or Lilo Rel NV en at or!
This preparation Is unequallcd as Reiuvenatos
and Restorer OF wasted or ertfanetions.
The aged should DO certain TO make the Biokrene
n household god, inasmuch rs u Will render them
youthful In feeling and In strength, and enable
them 20 lice ever AGAIN the days OF their pristine
10y. II not only exhilarates but strengthens, AMI
s really an invaluable blessing. especially to those
who have been reduced TO q condition OF seryilty.
self abuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matter what the cause or the impOteney OF any
human organ, this superb preparation will remove
the effect ut once and forever.
Rlokrenc esres f.psfsney. GeHsrH DeonHg,
Nervous fneapaeity, DysSeps,a, Dspresios. Loss o.,
APPETITE, Log Spirits, Weakness OF ths OrgaSs Of
Gsasraiion, In.bseiity. Mental iadoisnee, EmaeiI.
fios, Ennui 10 has a most Dehghtfat, D,srdbis aud
NopsI Effect upyn the Nsrross System and all who
are In any way Frustrated by nervous disabilities
are eArnestly advised to seek cure In this most
cxcelleut and anequalled preparation.
Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their
NATURAL yIGOR, will find speedy and perma-
nent cure In the Bi0krene.
The Feeble, the Languid, the Despairing, the
old should give this valuable discovery trial ;
II will be found totally different IRON all other ar
tlcles for the same purposes.
To rEMA LkS.-rhis preparation IL invalu.
able In nervous weaknesses or all kinds rs 10 Will
restore the wasted strength with WONDERFUL per-
manence.
n IS a grand tonic. and will give relief In Dys-
pepsia with the first dose. 4 brief persistence In
Ia use will renovAte The stomach 10 degree OF
perfect health and banish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or ax Bottles tor s.. Sold
by druggists generally. n
Sent BY express anywhere, by addressing ~
HUTtIINS HlLLYER. prop'rs, n
iysaeo 81 Cedar St, New York -
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SheriH,s Sale.

TAKEN on execution In favor OF Daniel Kim
| ball OF Shaplelgh, In tho County or York and
State OF Maine, against Stephen Bennett of Wells.
In said county, all the right In equity which sa d
Stephen has now or had ~ redeem the following
described tract OF land on the 2ist day Of March,
1864, the day or the attachment In the original
writ Wis tract OF land situate In said Wells, tho
same George Bennett, I'd, conveyed by mortgage
deed dated April 2. 1862, TO Increase Kimball OF
Sanford. In said County, anu recorded in York
County Registry OF Deeds, Book 26. page 30, tor
the sum OF slOO interest said tract OF land Is
bounded Northerly by the highway leading from
Wells Depot to North Berwick, and leading by the
dwell g.house OF tho late Gcorge Bennett, 2d dc
ceased Westerly bya line running Southerly from
said highway, by land formerly owned by Allen
Bennett, late OF said Wells, deceased, l20 rods
then Easterly on a line parallel TO said highway,
90 rods then Northerly 10 rods to said highway
begun az, on line parallel with the above named
liuo running n Southerly direction. Said tract Of
land lies In said Wells tho Southery side OF said
highway. And shall sell To the highest bidder
therefor ut the Office OF 5. kimball In said San
ford, on SATURDAY, the hrst day OF April next,
at o'clock 2. ~ OF said day, the right OF redeem
ing said mortgage owned rs Aforesaid by said Ste
phen Bennett. Conditions Of sale-cash down Or
~ days credit,
Dated the I'D day OF February, A. u. 1865.
10 SYLVESTER FALL, Dcp. Sheriff.
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In this city, Feb. is, Ellen Sullivan. IS yrs.
2 mos.
In this city. Feb. 10, Sarah A., wife Of Geo.
w. Smith. % yrs. mo.
In this city, Feb. Is, Harriet, wife Of James
Etchells. - yrs. 81 days.
Id So. Berwick, Jan. 20, Mrs. Martha Grant.
90 yrs.
In Bridgtou. Feb. IS. Mr.. James Sawyer, Of
Saco, SO yrs.
Thus has passed away one Of those whose
long and useful life has made his memory dear
and cherished to all who knew him. For near
ly ffty years q faithful member Of the First
Parish Church. his profession was constantly
witnessing for the Savior. Humble in his walS.
Arm in faith, ever ready for every good wor ]
and work. many still live who love to look 1,
him rs their spiritual father in Christ.
Life's work completed, having finished his
course. having kept the faith, he Is gathere
home rs ''shock Of corn fully ripe" Write,
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ;
they rest from their labors. and their works do
follow them" Con-.
In Sanford, Feb. 9th. OF congestion Of the
lungs. Mr.. Samuel Powers, son of Dea. Nathan
and Mrs Mary Powers, about 63 yrs. lie has
leit three sisters and two brothers older than
himself. one sister younger. and other relatives
and friends to mourn over this sad bereave-
ment.
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I,ooAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

On tho night Of Saturday. the 18th inst,
Mrs. Psnilia Profile, an aged lady, OF iork'
mis.ook the door and fell into the cellar, caus
ing instant death.
The Congregational Society Of Limington
m tho oath inst.. made their parsou, Rev. A
II. johnson, q donation Of one hundred ant
thirty dollars.
AsI,sac Emery and vile Of Limerick, started
to como to this place on Friday morning last
the horse overturned the sleigh In passins
from the yard, throwing Mrs Emery out, and
breaking her arm in very severe manner.
The disbursements at Kittery Navy Yard, on
the payroll for wages and salaries alone. fol
the past year, We are informed have amounted
10 UPWARDS Of two and half millions OF dol
lars
stcphcn Avery, drummer boy OF 18th
regiment, enlisted from Saco. was poisoned by
n Die which he bought from an old woman al
the gate OF the Battery Barracks in New York
He was on his way to the front from his home
His body arrived here on Saturday. We hear
that a telegram has been received that two 9TH
crs from Saco had died from the same cause,
and that their bodies would be sent home.
We call attention to the local enterprise OF
the steam Grist Min Company. Ii Is an estab-
lshed fact that they are making from the best
OF Canalian wheat, Is white, light and nice
brand Of -four as Is found in the market, the
81. Louis brand not excepted. We tried some
rs sample. and we're 50 Satisfied, that We or
dered n barrel Of the same. We give the Mil
thi, crstuitoas notice, because sach success
is an item for our town and county citizens.
We would call the attention Of our readers to
the statement Of the "Morris" Fire Insurance
Co. In another column. The Company com.
menced business Sept. 10th. 1864, and Jan. LIST
had si2, 906 500 ct risk. Their stock commands
serenty-fre per ct. premium The TACT that the
company Is managed by the same officers who
have so successfully managed the COLUMBIAN
Marine Insurance Co., we'll known among the
mercantile community, Is . sufficient explains
ton Of the above.
Rufns Small & Son are agents for the above
90. In this vicinity, and arc prepared To take
both FIRE and marine risks OF all descriptions.
The Portsmouth Chronicle says that on Sat-
urdey evening last, marine vas stationed on
board the Minnesota ut the Navy lard, and
when his no ief came, about 3 o'clock, he was
not to be found. Search being instituted, be
vas discovered lying ON the keelson with hi
skull fractured, having fallen through the main
hatch, q distance Of over twenty ieet to the kee
below. lie was alive at last accounts, but vii
,,o, ,rohahIy recoyer He arrived there in The
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8. T.-.l860.--X.

b. T.--lB6U.--A.
Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
mess lAssitude palpitston OF the heart lack Of ap
petite distress aer eating torpid liver, censtipa-
ton &C., deserve TO suffer- t they will not try tho
celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
uh,sh arc nov recommended by the highest mcdi.
cal authorities. and vs--Antei to produce an i"ms'
i,sls beneficial effect They are exceedingly agree
able perfectly pure, and must supereede all other
TONES whore healthy gentle stimulAnt Is required
They purify, strengthen and invisorats
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 10 change OF water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system and eullyen rhe mind.
They prevent miasmatic and lntermlt'ent fevers.
They purify the breath acidity OF the stomach
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation. 1850
They euro DiarrheA and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint Nervous iIesdaehe
liant aud are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed OF the celebrated Calisaya bark,
wintergrsen, sassAfras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served In perfectly pure ~. Croix rum. for par
ticuars, see circulars and around each
bottle.
ossr .hs cork. wIth pisn,s,,oe scsas. and cur sig
nature Oh hns steel plato side label. See that
bottle is not rsdled With spurious and deletsfous
stun. Any person pretending 70 sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon OF In bulk, 70 an ie,postar.
Any person Initiating this bottle, or ceiling any
o.her material therein, whether called Plantation
Bltters or NOT. u . criminal under the U. s. Law,
and will be- % prosecuted by us. We already have
our eye several parties rcdliing our bottles &C.
quarters. The demand f6r brakes Plantation Bit
ters nom ladies. olsrymen, merchants &C.. Sin
credible. The simple trial or bottle Is the cv|
dsnoe We pre- Jut OF their worth and superiority.
They aro sold by all respectable gyls, grocers,
physiciAEs hotsls saloons. steamboats, and country
stores. Pc IL. DRAkE ~ CO.s
iyl7 2o2 Broadway, N.Y.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city. Feb. %. by Rev. c. Peabody.
Edmund c. Buzrell, Of Dayton, and Sarah
Olive Emerson, Of Biddeford. -,
In Saco, Feb %. by REV. T.. Martin, David
p. Osborne and Mary 7. Mitchell. both OF Saco'
I'm Sseo. Feb. q, BY Rev. J. 7. G. Nichols.
Mr.. James II Littlefeld, Of Biddeford, and
Miss Hattie J. Moulton, Of Saco.
In Portsmouth, N. H.. Feb. q, by Rev. MIR.
Lane. Mr.. Jacob w. Hanscom, OF Kennebunk-
port, aud Miss Lizzie c. Larrahee. Of Kennc-
hnns
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For Sale or to be Exchanged.

IA i will sell for cash. or will exchange for o
e.;8 good farm In the country, one-half OF q two
G4story double tenement HOUSE. In perfect 70.
pair and situated In Saco ION the Boom road near
Springs Island bridge within Ave minutes walk
OF the Post ONCE, and near by the Grammar School
house. Said house contains nine finished rooms,
with soven closets and oup.boards, . large warm
cellar under house and L. and has annexed good
condition., good we'll Of water, with watsr brought
into the house by pump. In front Of the house
are four large elm trees enclosed by picket fence
with dressed stone posts.
Tho premise. caa be examined ut any time.
ISAAC y. SAWYER.
Saco. Feb. %, 1865. on rrHst- 6wg'
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N. England Screw Steamship Co
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

-. The splendid and fast Steamships
f Chesa penhe, Capt. willard. and
NNFranconia Capt. Sherwood, Will,
8until further notice, run % follows
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wcdnes.
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, ut , o'clock r. u.
These vessels are fitted up with hnc sccommoda.
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, Including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
trcsl, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. John. 49,.
Shippers are requested 10 send thclr Freight to
the Steamer rs early asp. d. on tho day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply 10
EMERY q FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
II. d. CROMWELL Co, No. SO West Street, New
York.
Portland. Dec. l, 1883. 10
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PersOnaI.

nwO young gentlemen OF respcctability desire as
/ many lady correspondents. Any lady favoring
cither'with n response to this invitation will re-
ceive q prompt reply. Address FRED. A. VIII.
LIASfS or FRANK A. CHESTER, Co. @, nth Me.
Vols Fort Monroe. Va. r' 5W6s
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saco. Feb. 81, 1865. 90
SOUTH BERWICK BANK.

A MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF this Bank
n will DO held ut their banking house In south
next mt II o'clock A. NJ, to SOC II they will agree
10 convert said Bank Into National banking As.
ISOLATION and II So to take such further action rs
may be necessary 70 effect that object conforinsbly
to the laws OF this state and OF the United States
. 80 ~ EDw'D HAYMAN. Cashier.
gouth Rerviok. Fab n. lS65 a.