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HOW they sWore IN IL BallImore,.. : !.

4.
How they 6JEOre in Baltimore, H..
The Baltimore American says that
the swearing in that city on Tuesday
last beat thht OF e our army IN Elan
ders" all to flinders. Here is its para.
graph on the subject:
"0nel of the results of vesterdavis
election In this city which ought to he
gratifying, is the proof that everybody
IS loyal, that they Away glorisd in the
success OF the. Union and supported the.
Government in all its war measures for
the suppression OF the rebeIlion. We
beg nobody viii ever say anything
more about oaths-iron-clad or other
wises When men who have heretofore
been ranked as t0Southern symDa-
thizers" swear that they gl6ried in Lees
dafeat, and rather liked TO see a colored
Union soldier whip a Rebel soldier
use lin further swearing" aa us
The same sort of swearing was done
throughout West Virginia before the
last election, The Conservatives were
advised by their leaders that the oaths
prescribed were unconstitutional, null
and void, and, therefore, not binding.
on their CONSEQUENCES. The advice OF
these leaders, to sal in and swear, was.
followed in hundreds, II not in thou
sands of Instances where the truth was
grossly outraged. The end. however.
justified the means in the estimation OF
these swearers. Anything was risht'
to defeat the Radicals. Sotheir leaders.
editors, and speakers told them, and so.
they preetised at the polls. ~. -
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INC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We publish this morning a verbatim
report Of the speech made by Hon. tJnoc.
A. Bingham IN the steenrod will case,
onibehalf of the contestants. The case
has excited an unusual degree of inter-
est in this community, and weneed not
therefore apologies to our readers fo1
giving 50 much space tS this speech, e
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FUNFRKIs N6TT6iF

The funeral Of EDWIs HoRNRRooK, who
day evening" 7th inst, win take place this
morning At 10 o'clock, rom the residence o.
r Bum, Market stteet between Madison and
Ienefs0n. Friends of the family ne respect.
fully invited to attend. fg1 i-s5
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re.
lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
ivelopes. Address, DR.. ]. sKILL1N HoUGH-
Ton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pm.
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COiFate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
Asuperior Toilet SOAP, prepared nom re.
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume Is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unriyalled. For sale by all druggists.
fehN-lyd6EVy
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DIED.

ON Wednesday evening, Nov. nth. on boartI
N. P1GAEAN.i = ,if,.iAs - =
Funeral VIII take isIace nom the residenes
on. r. Greer, on Quincy street. at 10 O'Clock
this morning. FrienadtS are invited 70 attend.
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On Thutsday, November sth, 1855. nj the
residenee0f the bride7d fltheR, in Zanesyille
Ohio by Rev. CID. Battelles Nj. WIrrIE ~
HoLnEN and Miss LIZZIE A. BATELTIE both
OF Covtngton, ~. No Cards stJ -.
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TTCHI ITCHl ITCH
sCRATCHi SCRATCH
WHEAToN's OINTMENT


Also, cures Salt Rhenm, Ulcers, Chifolains
and all erupuons ofthe skin. Price so cents
For sale by all druggists. BY sending 60 cents
to Weeks q Potter, sole agents 40. Wpsh-
ington street. Boston, 1t will be forwarded by
NAL, nee OF postage, to any part Of the
Ohlbeo states, - jn4-6m
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The Price of Flour.

The st. Clairsville Chronicle under
the head of courageous ertOrtiop'
complains that flour is selling in that
place for SIS so per barrel. Wego one
dollar better than that over here. But
then, as the Hibernian said about hang
ing, there is every thing in getting used
to the process. Our people have become
used to high prices for all kinds of pro-
visions and hence have nearly lost the
disposition to turn a word or utter n
protest. Famine prices no longer ex-
cite them! We fear that the antidote
prescribed by the Chronicle against the
present price of flour will not meet the
emergency-viz: 'to do withoutit for
awhile." We are too far off the Lent
season to think of affecting the market
In that way. The remedy therefore
might be found worse than the
disease. Bread is the STAFF of life
in most families. and now that the
price of corn is getting so high, even
that substitute can hardly be prescribed
as an Offset for flour. Within the last
two or three weeks a very panicky
ASeAluS mas 6AlSISu IN the wheat ana
flour markets onthe strength of statis-
tics affecting to show an. unusually
short and inadequate supply. There
has been speculative advance based
upon these statistics. And yet we mo-
tice that the choicest grades of flour are
quoted in Pittsburgh at sls.75 per bar
rel. The market here and III our sur
rounding country ought not to be
above this quotation one would natu-
rally think, but the disagreeable fact
is, that notwithstanding our rich agri-
cultural country, we always pay the
maximum prices for nearly every agrt-
cultural product. This is a metropoli-
tan feature of our lives than we can law
undisputed claim to. 81 f - :
Some parties believe that flour will
be even higher than it is now, They
point to the present prices Of wheat Mt
Cincinnati, our governing market, az
an indication that the price is upward
in its tendency. = ~. ~
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gttp aabrrtIstaseuta:
For Sale

TONE GOOD BRICK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" on Washington Street, with seven r0ofnS
beside Kitchen, bath room and two halls. nj
55sscenLiy papeEed. painted and grained. Lots
e ana 49, Possession given to suit ptlr-
noSs-lw No. 81 M =; lss sl4Ssst
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Oh Ihe pa OF september last, when he
and tho President were on their wav
West: go ii..i'tf 2. ~ 70 ''lTll co.
81 want the Republicans to nominate
the man (Fenton) they intend to nomi-
nate for Governor of the State of New
York, to test their principles, and in the
election now some weeks off, if he ia
not defeated by a majority of forty
Thousand, do not call me prophet.Hl.,'
After quoting this extract from Mr..
Sewrrd's speech the Commercial AdVer-
tf8er proceeds to remark as follows.
"f the intelligence from the Empire
State does not cure our distinguished
fellow citizen of his proneness to au-
curry and prophecy, we tear nothing
Will and yet, Governor Fenton' Is vote
by no means indicates the full extent of
the opposition toIt'my policy" in this
state, The Republicans probably could
not have nominated a more objectiona-
BILE candidate, owing to his pardon of
Heno BurnhRm, and other criminals.
Add to this, the fact that many Ger
man Republicans were alienRted,, be-
cause of the Sunday law, and we NAV
safely conclude that Governor Eenton's
majority does not represent the majors
" of those in New York who are OPP
posed to the policy which Secretary
Seward says he feels called upon to adj
hereto Judging fromtthe returns be-
lore us Governor FentOn is reelected
by not far from nine thousand majori-
ty, or a gain of two Thousand on his
vote in 1861 -rIr.,tf g.i .f 80 n
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SpertaI 9ptIres.
OdbeEt,s Vegetable Ambros,a or - AZ,
WORLDS Hair ReStoI.er. l z.

Odbertts Vegetable Ambrosia or tlse
Worlds Hair RestOrer.
torestoFe gray hair to It's ORIGINAL cSI0I.
twill prevent hair rom fSiIins ofF
It supercede3 Hair Dyes
ltcompletaly erndicates scurf and dandrTifF
Kills hair eaters. SO destructive 10 the Isirts
OF the hair, and cures all diseases or humoFs
1.-THE seal p, thereby preventing baldness
As Hair Dresser It has no equal. giving
bTash, dry and why hair a moist soft and
glossy appearance. Sold in Wheeling nv
IAnghlln, Smith q Co; Bushneld, Wallnce
q CO. In MoundSville by StidgeF Blair 81
McC Jones. In MnrtinsViIle, o. by Dr. i.
Werlich, John Douglass, and an respectable
dealers. OH. ODBERT,
- lite - - Wheeling, w. Va.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
ocS-lyd a. isfE y
MErcALFE's Decentralization REMEDY,
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing In few days a5lF
aug22-ly 7. n. LOGAN q CO., Ag'ts,
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Proposals for Iron Heo,
Blocks l
QUARTERMAsTER GENFRA


2 The head blocks to ba made In &C.. go
dance with the specifications and TO CON FoSI,,
sStiSuy 70 the samples, both Of which may ba
9uartermaStels at Bosom, New York ,IS Sh,ii1ei
IeIphia, Pittsburg, baltimore, Washin9tnH
F Fort Monroe, Richmond. Raleigh, Sew,'
ISetni Fayetteytlle, Charleston, Savannah
augusta, (Ga.,l Tallahassee, Mobile. New a.
leans! isS3l Galveston, Vicl1sbuTg, Memphis, NaSb-
Cairo, Chicago. IefienonViIie TSSISSShtL.l.e,
t4e es Omaha, Little Rock, and San
received until December 81, 1897 wan DO
a.. .. ,dhey VIII be about 81 inches high frum
t Ten S.gl To- Twelve ~ inches long, and nom
1 meme wide With tlange around the bottom
Ihey viii be hollow, and viii have
an inscription of the name. ra aTa
date ordeath OF the deceased, cast il iia IlS
s LSEV plate Iron, weigh not less than twenty
t2gl lbs. each, and be coated thorouPhiy bS
dipping in melted zinc EeN-'S "
4. Separate bids are invited for dellve,,,ot
each place; and in case the same parties 6fFs az
70 supply more than one locality, 1t should be
va;Si ~ ~ Wn4G Ieq9ced price the articles
.: Eacn DID must be accompanied by a
go c,.SSo ana sumctent guarantee ofat least two
uedb VIII be faithfully and promptly eXecnt
ed. lThe responsibility OF the guarantons
must be shown BY the officInl ctsTfi cate 10
IL
the United States District Attorney1
D The Government reserves To itself tba
Ilsnt 70 reject all bids, II unsatisfactory: and
70 delay the award not later than the first Of
January 1867; and also, In some Instances 10
cnange the points OF delivery OF a portion Of
me mead blocks, in which case reasonable
allowance for increased, or deduction for al
Hilhlsned transportation will be made,
q, inc time OF delivery to be subject to fCl-
tnfe arrangements, sufficient time being al
lowed after the lists OF names are furnished TO
the contractor. Iri-a ~ - :"
.. me articles must conform rightly 10 the
sample, and will be subject 20 such inspeco
!iH az the point Of delivery as the CHIEF or
the Bureau may direct. -
8. The full name and post Office address ~
the bidder should appearin the proposal "
10. Proposals should be plainly endorsed
,ftopoSak for Iron Head Blocks y and be adj
dressed To the QuartermRster General. II \
a., Washington, %. e." " -
st lrE MO. MEIGS.
oqqIartermaster General, Brevet Major den'al.
U.s. z: .. 2. = L.-llZ ---.- -ss noy5-5t
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American Life DropsI
For the speedy cure of
ID TIP TF 70 "a tt-


ID II II III r. RI
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Bron.
chlttsS Rheumatism, and all KINDRED -,
~ complaints. g
DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
been before the people, and the verdict
returned nom every quarter, by the con-
Sumers otthe half million bottles that have
been sold within that time, is, that 1917
+Aiat Z. "IT ALWAYS CURES.n -sfif-
Read the following, which is only a speci-
men 1.-THE many Letters we are daily receiy-
ing; ,..r= iits. I-.f ,..-,i :, 4
,,o--.----. la. M BOSTON. MASS,
"ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-S1Rs;-NotWith-
standing my general prejudice against pro-
pFletaEy ior patenp medicines, I was induced
Drops, through the high recommendation OF
mem by 9 tTlenda as always curing Diptheria,
Soughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, sc
MY som sixteen years OF age, was taken sud-
uelIy ~ WIN Olptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was so bad
we We're much alarmed, but decided to try
Inc Lie Drops before calling physician By
using the Drops according 70 direction. he
%aS soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up! i let q friend suffering with
rheumatism have one OF the bottles, He
says the Lie drops gave Immediate relief
and are the best medicine he ever used a
family near him, suffering from Colds and
IjicelaLed sore Throat, used some of his, and
my broIher, 9 physician have part OF mine,
ana with which he cured a bad case of Dip
therla. He Is constrained to acknowledge
~ Truly yours, Alb. ELpER.o
The Life Drops ARE carefully prepared by
-- lORRIN SKINNER q CO..
sole ProPrietors, Springfield, Mass,
ana sold by all Druggists.
Finch. & Co., Chicago, General Agents. fi'S-i'
U.
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BE her, s ahsta R"y Of Noye ,nn

WANrEpt-AGENTS, $50 PER MONTH
Nv . eysTyThsTe male and female, 70 sell
SEWING MACHINE, the CTeafeSt Invention
OF me age, Price SlS. Every Machine war.
E'11ted toE three years. Address, ,-llt5T ,t,TI p.
nov6-lmd&w EeF "a ~
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School Books, Stationery. Re.
Thanksglvinp Proolamation,71

Thanksgiving Proclamation, ol
BY Arthur I. Foreman, Governor 81
a1-". West Virginia. O. ~ H1fsi =
T Is AT ALL TIMES BECOMING AND
dutiful In a christian people to acknowl.
edge dependence on the Almighty Father OF
us all and to express gratitude for his mer-
cleS; for blessed is the nation whose Goa &c
ne Lord and the people whom He hath
CHOSEN Tor an Inheritance" No season bas
ever hfoughtt to our people more abundant
cause for gratitude than that now drawing
70 close. The "pestiIence that VaIkefb i5
dal knees" and "wasteth az noondav- y VIM IL
e has visited other States and cities, mas
Deen m,eTcil9ily stayed nom our own and
unusual health has prevailed within Our
bSnndarles. The shadows that have dark
ened our national domain are dlsappearinp
ana an era OF unparalleled progress, prospefi9
" and happiness seems to be dawnine on
the country. In all the walks OF life, ia an
kne channels OF commerce, and In ali the
awakening hopefulness and induSfry, and al
relnyigorated energy, which promise hrightiy
tS,i LIe L1L9Is nor nave we alone the ma
Lellal comforts, health, plenty and peace, 10
be grateful for, We have also to thanE onT
Divine Benefactor for higher rewards and
Elumpns IN art In science, and IN the infei-
lectuals ethical and moral culture, and coI1se-
quenI elevation, of the people, and in the
eat9o1lshment Of popular Government on
sucn nIm foundations as Will endure, let us
trust, forever. ztsff 5slTI't h $500
Grateful for Infinite Goodness. and con.
rdfo5Ig 20 an usage having its origin In a
PE9gIonpos sense of gratitude to Him who
holds the nations In the hollow of his hand
do hereby set apart 3f.lal lll n ~ .G7lYr1'
thursday, the e9th Day OF Noyem.
- - IL. berS Instant, ~ 80
As o day OF Public THANKSGIVING and praise
mat Hthe earth Is full OF the goodness OF the
Lord J" and do recommend that on that tiay
the good people of this commonWeaIih re-
frain from their sI7VocaLions. and. gEsein-
bling at their places OF worship, reInember
the Lord "loXing kindness in the midst OF
dlS LennpleSiS remembering, too, in our
abundance, the needy and distressed. and in
V9Ik ae q continuance Of Divine favor. sslg
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IT <. BoTsFoRD 4 CO., NO. q WATER
Sssvs s5Iteets Hnoleale GFoceIS, have just re-
e Bagsprime Gomez,
Is .Ahd SMEAR, 80 i
90 Bbl6. White BuRRr ,,sl7l5 1Is
100 Extra family Fiouf
and kdtE. 80 ~ p Il M 10
= 4.ola9-es and syEnp.e-. q. z. au2li
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Gt1eQnteltiqe

"A. w. oAMPBE1.I... L. A. HAaANs. %
JOHN PREV. t'FltH6. d. HALL, %.
CAMP BELL, FREWs & co.
a- EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs. .Acz
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Another sixGy-day RiII Protes,

Another Sixty-day RiII Protested.
The New York Commercial a dveTtiser
revives the following quotation from
Mr.. Stewards speech at Niagara Falls
on the Sd of September last, when he
and tho President were on their way
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Rattan Brooms.
Il SOAlslN ] UssT REepL3I YEsn AND FOR
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Warehouse for Sale.

AUTHORIZED TO SELL. ONE or
4 Lhose three-Story Brick Warehouses IVES
much less than its value. /. IRVIS -O
noV8-lw No. 80 Monroe Street
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e1E9-A FEW BBLS PRIME MA
" PIE Sugar superior Green, Black and
Sapansse Teas Pure White Wine VineRaf:
sl!ed; New NO. 1 Salmon; Eneiish baiTv
SheeaS Pickles and SanceE Tapioca Peafi
" sealed salmon, MackereI, CoddsiI- HSIIf-
Dull LOBSTER, CLAIMS and Sardines
9ennine EnRlish Musta4dI Salad oil. hest
Copdensed Mix = ''F ~ St44s<171el
Togethet with . general assortment OF
se9s 99 Sae articles. lust received and for.
-. II. q g. d. WOODROW.
Oqd feuoWBt Han Building Monroe Il
9nyzyL lll... { f.lli.i WHEELING, WA
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EXTRA NO. i. lI,ARn on z !

WE ARE NOW AfANUFAcTURNCI
Wv and can recommend to dealers and
SS 9es; nlS our EStrd Eau and Yinte9'
We keep constantly on hand, Machfner-y
on, Lubricaung Petroleum, BenEine and Ron
Grease ISsaS5 -, .5isi WARREN, BERGER & co.
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France and England-Their Present
Attitude Towards the United states.

France and En- nglRnd-Their Present
Attitude Towards the United States
From the Herald.
The Governments of France and England
have lately made remarkable change i'll their
respective attitudes towards the United States.
They are pursuing course not unlike that pur-
sued by the same powers towards us through
all the years of the war, though now they have
a widely different object in view. Napoleon and
Palmerston, while our hands were full of the
great war; summed up their policy with refer
ence TO these States by each urging the
other to go at us. Each saw that the great
republic was then in the EXTREMIST danger, and
believed that 1t might be brought to the earth
by timely blow delivered then. Each also
wished to see the great republic PROSTATE; but
they were less ambitious of the honor of laying
II low than desirous to keep clear OF any little
mistakes in the matter. so from month to
month and year TO year they pointed out to
one another how feasible the thing was; but
their conduct was always controlled by mutual
distrust, suspicion, and fear. England had once
been drawn into q great war in the East, in
which she played merely the game of France
and only improved the position OF the Emperor
NAPOLEON before the world. Those were not
legitimate ENGLISH objects; the war OF the entene
cordldie was a great blunder. There must not
be another such and therefore England played
shy on the question OF intervention, France,
on the other hand, hal been fooled by England.
All the Western powers had gone into the Next
can muddle hand in hand, and, Englant sud.
denly changing her mind, France had been left
in the luIch in that difficulty. 80 II behooved
her to be shy also. And while thus the greas'
Western powers fought shy of one another II
our case we put down the Rebellion, and then
great opportunity was lost.
Now there 10 great change. There is al
equal emulauoh' an, equal uneasiness a. Il
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPILED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING rHrporAFH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. ROLPH IEE HAS

e99@ DIR. ROLPH LEE HAS ADMINS
- TERtD NITROUS OXIDE OF LAUGuING
GAS to thousands with perfect Success fol Dental,
surgical and Medical purposes, and tor amuseme4t
Only ht cents per Tooth or extracting; no charge for
eXtrs citing when artificial h ordered Otce No.
226 WLsl WASHINGTON SQUARE, below Loe lst
street.
Seventh street cars pass the ooor. Don't be foolish
enough TO elsewhere and pay 90 and SO Tor ~ b.
i continue TO give instructions to the dental proies
lO IL tmWJm
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FIREAND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
II r. 1 u M p II S OF
M RVIN'S SAFE.
), EEwPEEN. n: Co G.; September 81! 2 q, Z 1885

NEwBERr, N. O., September "a 1855
VIM II. OLIvkR, Esq Agent for Marvin Co.
DEAR SIR ;-At the late teIibla Fire on Middle
street which destroy cd our Banking House, we had
Two OF your 50 es. One OF them was removed, and
we were moving tho Oths when we were direct d
10 leave the Office rs an adjoining building was
about beiBg blown up. The ennre row OF buIldiugs
was consumed, but on Opening the Safe we had tine
sa lsfact on OF fIding every thnP inside perfect.
We can cbeerlully recommend them as being per
fectly fICprOOf, as have examined two others OF
Your make " hlcn were in tue same fire, both OF
VIII ch Preserved the books and papers that were in
them, Yours respectfully, glafH an
DISOSWAY, GBI0N & Co.
Bankers.
NEwBERN, N @ September "a, 1866.
WIN II. OLIVER, ESQ Agent for Marvin 20.
DEAR SIR;--I ht d at my one OF your safes.
My buil ding situated on Middle street, was con-
81 nned IN the late terrible conhsgration.
am pleased 10 saN, on en1ng the sSfo. every
book and paper was found 10 be IN perfec order.
more intense fire cou d sctrce Y be co Onoeved OF
Yours truly, JOHN D1LW0RTH Co.
NEwBERN, N. c., September "a, 1866 %
VIM. II. OLIVER Es q, Agent for Marvin g. Co.
DEAR SIR One your safes 0od most severe
trial il my store the late fire Middle street
Ny ore was stuatedin row OF large wooden
bull0lnPs, the burning of which made q most n
tense heat The trial was severe, but the safe osme
out victorious
On opening IL everv book and paper was found
in pei feet state Of preservation.
sl Very respectfully, l.. BAER,
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n(1sa5-- OFFICE OF THE LEHlGH COAL
kSS3 AND NAYIGA1ICN COMPANY.

~, 1875.
The stockholders OF this ompany arc here by notified
that the ICard o. ManaPers hsYe determined to Iow
10 az lertGhs who slal pear Stockho deIs
LOOKS OF the Company on the 6th OF september next,
alier Tie closing o. transfers, at OF tina day ths
PRIV eye OF subscribing or new SOCK ot par the
eAten Ol one share oil stock five shares
then stanong in then names Each shareholder titled
10 ractoua part OF share shall have the privilege of
subscribing lul share
ihe subscription books will open on MONDAY Sep
tember 70 and close on SAT RDAY, December l, 1866
at s i. Nj
Payment vii be considered due June l, 1867, but an
nsLRI ent OF ~ per cent dolsTs per SHARE
be pald at he time Oh subscribing. The balance may be
PAID ron tine to time at the option the subscribers
belole The lst OF November, 1867 On an pay ments
including tue aforesaid instrument made before th- LIST
o June Sol Disc INT will be al rate OF 6
er cent per Gpnum ano on ments made between
al dtte ana me is OF November 1861 interest will be
charged at the same rate.
lstOck not paid up in full by the LIST OF Noyemoer
1867 wi be forfeited to he Of the Company Ger
thcaes or the new stock will not be issued until
June 1867 and said ck paid up in u, wi be
ut ee to the November div demo 1861 but TO earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
80 Treasurer.