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hugh Scales % Fairfield was killed in St.
Adams. On TUESDAY last, by being thrown
from li- wagon, tie horse having taken
fright and ran away. Ills neck was broken
by tie & i and he died in a few minutes.
Uliah Squire resident Ct Fairfield for
the pest so years, dropped dead while driv-
irc sleep INFO his barn on tie DIST.
\ week ago Saturday, Rev. $ Il. Tabor
of Wert concord was thrown from his wag-
on. wAiie driving into 81. Johnsbury and
very seriously injured.
! biyor Alonzo Hodgden, Of Duzbury,
was ins:an.ly killed on the llth by the fall
0! edged uec. lie was at work with lis
father It the time. lie lived but one hour
al'cr the ial.
LOWS Andrus O., Orange. cuticed daugL-
ter OF Darius Whitcomb. aged 10. into a
mock marriage, and then telling her she was
bound go obey al! his commands, made her
submit 10 successive violations Of her person
by himself and slx associates in crime, nam
elias. Emery. Ed. Emery, Vim. Wortley.
Abb Roberts, Reuben Carleton and Frank
Styles The girl tried to walk home, but
tainted by tie way, and was found by sumo
person who carried her to her father. The
scoundrcls have fed the country.
Mr.. E. " Gcer of Sheldon, who captured,
son-e time since, . splendid black fox, has
recently sold tie skin Of the animal for 40
gold dollars.
Mr.. Daniel Miner of East Swanton, shot
bald eagle On Friday last, which measured
81 feet across the wings. lie was evidently
an cold settler"
= bar was killed in Morristown on the
9;b ms. Ly Z. 4. Heath
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We make the following extracts from the
Montreal Transcript. Other Canadian pa
pers are by no means SO moderate or Just in
their statements; but the talk about fardi-
ness Of action on the part Of the L.
Government is nonsense:
That there is a strong feeling throughout
Canada that the United States Government
has not discOuntenanced Fenianism as they
should have done, is undenahle. But never
was there an occasion when, Judging of the
conduct of our republican neighbors, we
should he careful 70 ''nothing extenuate.
nor set down aught in malice Whenever
IossItle. We should look on the favourable
SIDE Of the picture We should consider
tic diameter of their laws. and remember
how frequently the most carefully prepared
neutrality regulations can be eyaded.
However tardy the United States Gov
ornmcut may seem TO have been in this Fe-
MAN business. We must all acknowledge that
when they did interfere that interference
was oiectual. \ week has suficed TO oblit-
crate the preparations OF years, and Cana
dians would be wanting in good sense ifthey
did lot recognize and acknowledge the DO
tent AID which the last weeks operations
among ogr neighbours has given IN dispers-
ing 10 the wind those miscellaneous hosts Of
homogeneous and iii-assorted. i'll provided
material. go Sought 10 advance the still
born fisg Of a bastard Irish Republic"
against tie living vitality OF England's insig-
mas, sustained by tie Maple Leaf OF this
new home.
We spcak in all sincerity when we declare
our b,iigf that the result of the Feniln
movement Is likely 10 prove more danger
Gus TO tire United States than 70 England,
and that the Americans have allowed a
monster TO grow within their country which
will turn upon and rend them.
Ii is difficult to say nov Great Britain
vii. regard the course of the Americans in
this teuian business. That some serious
questions may arise out of 1t. is only too pro-
bahie. tbs gratifying to know, however,
that II wac recently stated in the House oi
Commons 10y a member of the British Gov
eminent. that the two Nations were acting
together on the most friendly and cordial
terms regarding the Fishery quetuon. 1t
was sand by New York journal some months
ago that Ii would be monstrous in Great
Britain and the United States TO 20 to war
about a mes Of fish. The same may also be
said of Sweeney and lis fellow swindlers
and duJes lt would be mvnstrous for these
two great Anglo-Saxon Nations to ALLOW
pack OF lazy. dirty vagabondsSo bring them /.
into a collision.
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eTsOnGf.

Tie cou9tmartial uTon the case OF Pay
master Paulding have found him guilty OF
disobccience Of orders and gross neglect OF
duty he had kept about 500 900 on de-
posi-; in tie Merchants National Bank Of
Washington since last October and within
three weeks of TIC banks suspension had
depoifcd so 600 Of government funds.
Gen. Ostcrhaus has teen confirmed by the
Senate Is Consul at Lyons, France.
The Uritod States District Court in Ala
boma, has indicted T. " Jones, formerly
Judge, and the former District Attorney,
Clerk and Marshal, Tor conspiracy TO over
throw the government of tie United States,
they having taken similar positions in the
Confederate States District Court" Jones
has given $4,000 bail
The trial Of Judge Smith Of Oneida Coun-
ty, y. Y, for completely in notorious bounty
frauds, and for taking $500 as a bride to
retire from the Office Of attorney to the
board of Excise Commissioners of that
County,-is postponed till August 2Sth, the
Senate leicre whom Il comes having adjourn
ed TIL q at time.
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OVER MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Gentlemen II had a negro man worth q 300
VINO OK cold from had hurt in the les. AM wa
useless Tor over ear. 1 had used eNerythin. l
could hear Of without benefit. until tried Tie
MeAlean Mustang Liniment. Il soon effected O.
permanent curem
montgomery Ala, June a.. 1870 7. L. DOWNING
- lake pleasure IL recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as a valuable and iudfster.ihle
article Tor Sprains, Sores. Scratches or calls on
Horses: Our mea have used II for Burns Bruises.
sores Rheumatism, &c. and all say il acts like
magic" ! W UFWfT-r
HV4ei4an 10Y american. Wells, Farg0's and Iar-
deu's Express.
The sprain Of my daughters ankle oc-7siaref
while skating last winter, was entirely cured iu
one week, AFTER she commenced using your cele-
brated Mustang Liniment
1loucester, Mass Aug. ., 1865. ED. SEELY.~
Il Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustau-
LlnlMent performs more cures IN slO ter time on
man and beast than any article ever discovered.
Families, llvery-men and planters should always
have II on hand. Quick and sure 10 certainly f.
Al! genuine Is wrapped in steel-plate engraving
bearing the signature Of C. " Westhrook, Chemist
and the Priuate U. 5. stamp Of DENAs BARSss 4 CO.
over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit {. wiki
cheap stone plate label, Look eloselu
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold hvaI
Druggists.
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DELL -
Patent Metallic Sole,

WalIN1 ta- szr a tLe mos, profile cause o.
disease AID death El Ul Oh. humanity. I- b. ll-
most sure o. nri1- on .-- 1l- -l5, neglected,
and often vhen nos le .t--. lead o. icvcrs or Co
coughs and fatal clusg1-T lions lt is ln recC-li-
Zion a. ti-s Truth that tie inventive talent % tlc
country has Tor years been 4-vlzlue some method.
or Attending % devise .t for keeuu -Ie fer- -.
ami yet tl-c should Lot give Inconvenience o. the
Wearer Rubber shoes IN one form OF lrot thor have
as ava. ~ lllir many evils. that while tley keep
the feet try from external moisture they eveat
them over much, and ty thus inducing On undue
t-i-' -ss increase 74sctI t-Ni.t+ Gu colds rather
Lla- .l..f..l. 4aoF are also cum H-ls0ue o. the
la,,f .lI E.t-li are very expensive. The demand
-s something llat SHAH make tie ordinary Boot
a-i shoe ii-f-rsleus g. water, without lllctiu-,
---lr c!g-aucc ur uurll -, ans. if possible, with
.4l adding sc-.. . o. -.a $3.50 cf tlll- Ilauulac-
sI1e. Incs-f DC VIII Do, sitel- are as- ill ortlut
1919, -Li "- -.t....--- ..- A--il t-l t.ey
are a.sCllt1l y2t-1lusi il the Invention herewith
presented On inc public.
the iuvaut..1 consists .l inserting between the
inner lu- .u- 2 1.e, when ,le boot is making,
thin lllIALL.. PLATE, exceedingly duc,ilc comlin-
irs leNlhiA-y g-h tguslulss, very light and
every way a-s ltl1 O. The end desired, while the
alAltlonal expense s merely nominal. 10 furnishes
. perfect barrier AGAINST the admission CT wet or
dampness- though the feet may be exposed ever So
long upon wet plve-uents OF damp ground.
To ladies and children the META LIC SuLEs viii he
OF incalculaHle value, from their habits OF life
and delicac II dress, they particularly exposed
q the long train Of Ills that attend upon an made
qulte protection % the feet.
These Solcs have already been tried - the best
't% ANet'r N'N aaiANA A4l LEr-AAA AalIs 20
l--eir merits freeiY nruAcFcd. indicate that they
must he specl- Is and universally ADOPTED Dr. the
public. The Patent Metallic eClci Boots and hoes
are being introduced into the leading Boot and
shoe stores throughout the United States ami VII
suppaut all forms oi CFcrsLlcs except possibly for
deep inud " snow, as they become known. Be
sure o get them anu take no other. II YOUR shoe
miNtr goes not happen o have tlom. he can pro-
cure them without difficulty. IL he viii not lien
send ourell 20 tEe inventor one dollar and thirty
cents and obtain SIX pair assorted sizes with rit
70 use, which Will be promptly forwarded by mail
OF express prepaid. and which can be made up ~
e-y --oe'l'Ser In the county. AGENCIES win he
eslti Ltsd "a seIy SAY -rd -illa-e and supplied
with Solss and proprietary stauus. al s,.i.d1Ie
prices, and liberal commission allowed on sales
Also Deneral sencies for states ppointed on an
plcation, with proper testimonials
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toilet delight superior to any Colosue us.i
- bsthe te lace and person % render the skin saft
M, ior headache &C Il Is manu- actured from tie
rlch southern Magnolia. and is oltaiuiu-a patron
- cute unprecedented II is q favorite with
actresses and opera singers II l. sclI IN IN llI-
~: at tuv IN large bottles. and by BENEs BARNES
* c.. rev York, Wholesale : gents
Druggists.
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4 few weeks after a late marriage, the
husband had some peculiar thoughts when
putting on has last clean shirt, as he saw no
appearance Of a washing. He thereupon
rose earlier than usual one morning and
kIndled FIRE, When hanging on the
kettle he made a noise on purpose
to arouse his easy wife She Immediately
peeped over the blankets, and then exclaim-
ed
my dear. what are you doingy'
IL deliberately responded, I've put on
my last clean shirt, and I'm going to wash
oBe ioT myself.''
"very WELL" replied Mrs. Essy, you
had better wash one for me too "
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VINO would not be beautiful Who would not 81. 3
to their beauty What gives that marble puri-
and atsfHguf appearance we observe upon th.
stage and in the city belle IL Is no l01-6r .e-
cret They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its e.a-
unued use removes tan, f-eckles. pimules ana
ruughness, from the face and hands and leaves the
complexion smooth, Transparent. blooming and
raFishins. Unlike many cosmetics. II contains no
material injurious 90 IN skin ANY Dru--is. villa
order i fJr you, II not on hand, no cts per lat &c
" I. HAGAN, Troy, y. y. Cicuistes.
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, Wholesale Agents. y. Y
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold hyaI
Druggists.
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LYoS's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-ior
digestion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick ueadac..e,
toltra Morhus, Flatuleucu, sc where warm D. Z
stimulant is required. Its careful preparation ana
entire purity makes II cheap and reliable article
Tor cul nary purpo-es. sold everywhere, at go cts
per cottle. ass for "LYoS'sr Pure extract Tare
no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY d
d. druggists.
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Heimstrcets iuimitahls Hair COlorn- is not q
dye All ius-a taneOus dyes composed q lunar
el.siic. and more or less destroy tie yitalit and
b.auty q tie hair This AZ the original Hair lo.l-
M, and has been growing in favor over tweu.l
wears Il restores gray hair 20 Is original col p
by gradual absorption, in mos reJnarkatla man
ter- IL Is also beautiful h-ir dres L = Sold l
two sizes-50 cents anc Si-hy all dealers.
G. HhIMSTREET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by AID
Druggists
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II Is most delightful Hair Dressing
IL graduates scurf and dandruf
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1, makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
IL prevents hair turning gray and fliIir- Of
II restores hair upon pr mature bald heads.
ms Is Just what Ly On's kathair1n will DO It B..
pretty Is cheap-durable 10 Is literally s1Ii i-
tAe carload and yet its almost incredible deT8.r
Is Jan increasing, until there is hardly a -Grr--
sore that does not keep il, family that does p
use il.
F. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. y. y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. s0lf f.
all Druggists.
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@ppkbindfrn.
Old HOOKS RE-BOUND.
ID T. \ L y 7 X (:

Preparatory 70 retiring from the practice Of den.
tistLy IN Burlington, have taken as partner WN
IL, WATERS. ID. ID. :. 1 regularly and thoroughly
educAted dentist, who gradnaSed At the Baltimore
college o. Dental Surgery In 1853, and has basn 10
successful practice ever since lie came to me vel
months, find him all that he was reeommendsd
TO bel
shall remain in the Office with him until tba
hrst OF October, alter which he will he ASSOCIATED
with Dr. n. w. GILBERT, who as am assured by
DR. Waters Is also we'll educated in his proiession
haFinS studie1 and practiced with an eminent den
tlst IN Massachusetts, and having had an extensive
practice and experience often year,.
therefore while rendering NY grateful seknowl-
edgents 10 the public for long and liberal petTon
age. respectfully solicit its Continuance at the,old
stand, which shall leave in the hands Of two god
dentists; both gentlemanly men and both well
qualihed TO conduct lrst class dental establish
ment- In the meantime Ein be clad to see NV old
patron: at the office during the few months thai
! remain In IL. JAuEs IEJrI s"'
Burlington. April II. 1850. davIy.
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GENERAL AGENCN.
-OF TIE
Manhattan Life Fms. 10.
OF NEW YORK
Assets, $1,000, 900.
Assets.

WV fSSOs
THIS Company commenced its operations in IS-O
L and has prosecuted succef siul and reliable
business since. Policies are granted q tze IL sound
Insurance. thus a1ordin- 20 the public the adval-
ti-cs 90 either s. stem their option in insti-
t-IDr. TIE lowest rates OF premiums arc charged
t.lt can De adopted and furnish requisite security
Z" the assured and perretuity 20 the company.
t. e1Hs-1st Gas li-safy pGit arr sI.lutu1l r.
t..sss ls- 5rfr S9filli "a fiUifcGts to g1iarg
h91ers.
NOM REF TING LIFE POLICIES.
Premiums may he paid snsy or ia five or ten an
uual payments, at option Of the assured This
plan s e.. Mmeuced 20 the public il gives to the
assurt the iuli value Of all the money paid and
being completee in early life whilst the parties arc
vigorous and hopeful, gives entire exemption from
payments " anXieties in advanced life, its value
cannot be too highly estimated.
vow FORGETTING ENDOWMEyT POLICIES
These are made payable at death or on attaining
given age Premiums payable in ten annual pay
ments. The policy becomes non foreitable for one
tenth q amount insured for each paymeat. parties
iusurirg 10 this plan have al the advantages o.
savings Bank, as the payment Of premiums
cure ats el vileut value payable the assurer
att iliuE tine given age or AZ death should IL occur
sooner Whole life, short term. endowment and
annuity policies issued n all taer various and an
prove. forms. Printed documents containing full
Information furnished without charge and sent free
By mail Good local agents wanted in every towg
and eucr-etis and reliable men employed on favor
able terms % travel f0r this co Rpany.
S. 4 r. S. WIRES.
Gen. Agents Agency Supts
for Vermont and counties ofSaratoga, Washington,
Wa ren, EsaeE. Clinton, Franklin and 81. Lawrence
n New EorS Jan 3dawlY
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Collins.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COlnas and Burial Gases

In Wood and Metal, of every style.
A Ii sizes constantly on hand or made to order
~ In any required style.
COFFIN TRIMMINGS Of all kinds, Name Plates
Shrouds, Cravats, Collars and everything required
constantly on hand and furnished at short notice
can furnish Coins at any hour Of tie night If
cequired, as ! sleep in the same building.
FUNERALS ATTENDED, WIFE HKARsE.
Apply at any hour Of day or night to
J. GREEN, College
Burlington. March Is. 1854. a.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
u. IL y & % u IA Il ~ 20

corner wall u Nassau Sts. New York.
IL connection with our house in Philadelphia and
Washington &c haze opered 4 NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location. and offer or seryicss 10
Banks Bankers, and Investors for the Transaction
oftheir business in this city including purchase
and sales ofGovernmsnt Securities, Stocks. Bonds
and Gold. We arc constantly represented at The
STOCK exchange and Gold Board, where orders sent
US are promptly flled. We keep on hand full
supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying and selling at current prices and aliow,,,
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
sfoTds.
May slswiy, JAY cooKFGco
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POSTSCRIPT.
THE AMERICAS
Patent Metallic shoe Sole Company.
WIN r,prr,r or c-r-o non

And established general Mandatory and Dcpot
at q John Street New York where they are ready
at all times % an orders for s0les Of all sizes with
TrOMptle-s and dispatch.
The attention Of dealers j. respectfully solicited
10 person UhO tGg once ussi fiF sole tril err 11in
c2HsHf fpr9a able, % regr n boot or shoe ,ri,bo,f
%. Special in ucements offered 10 dealers and
manufacturers, Y aid in their Introduction Price
Lists and general aud spsoiaI Information frnfsieS
on application at the general store. to
A L LYMAN
PresidsHf An. PA. Mefsiic Ssoc Sole Co.
60 John Street. New York.
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slttrH. ~; S,N ss-
Aeis,a insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.
CapiJai add surplus, si,20O.OOO
&4Rs. WIRES. Agents
asosne Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. S},75O,OOO
s4R. S. WIEEs. Agents.
TheEnNCOOfE North America
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated l.9i. Oldest Company ia tie
United statss)
Capital and Surplus, sI,SOO,oOO.
Perpetual Ias g7al.,5 o. Grst-class buildings
s.4R.s. WIRES, Agents.
international ssns.COnpany
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, SI,2OO,OOO,
s&Rs WIRES, Agents.
Metropolitan Insurance 20.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital AID surpius. SIGliItg
This Go. returns net profits 20 policy holders.
ssE. s.. WIRES. Agents.
North Western EnSuranceCo
OF OSWEGO. Ny.
Capital ANA surplu-, s25O, 200
Incorporated ia i-s-
S.6R s. WIRES. Agents
PhRniXEnsurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, sI,oO6. 100.
s.&B.s. WIRES, Agents.
EarragaHselt F.& Is.Ens.CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, x, /.
Capital and Surplus, 100000,
s.0R. S. WIRES, Agents
Lamar Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, siO7,3SS.
s.6R. s.WIRES, AGENTS
Commerce Insurance Go.
OF ALBANY. Ny.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. si04.IO3
s.&R. WIRES, Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS st,5OO.oOO.
This Company insures detached farms and vile
LACE dwellings, three cars, igr per cent.
S.& r. S. WIEES, Agents.
LOrilIard Fire Insurance 40
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sI,IOe,6si
This Co. returns net profits t. policy Loldels
s.aE- S. WIRES, General Agents
Springfield =. 4 n. EnS. 90.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
S. p. S. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Go
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated 1873.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
Fifty per cent Of let profits returned e. policy
holders.
S. & RS. WIRES, General Agents.
Apple tons i.r lrcies ior the ti-se last named
Companies ia vermont, Western New l~uIslire
ana northern AeW io-s, should be- made o. @s
"eGera Agents ana agency Superintendent tgr
sa- u C.a.I r.cs .E said territory.
tirc slg Iu.au- iu-arlu'e taken in Tire above
.a--rl lr-t class Conpani--. '0 thc amount Of
Dwelling houses ana tilfr couteulsaad farm frs-
rt5 generally vii! he insured l,- enc or a term Of
t.r.e-i pr s Pc profits 40 rates So low a. % make
90 an OF -lt q al having such property % insure
@. Try tItse Conn -ils.
Prem MA r.ras..re not required, and tic injured
1cLr, no liability .H assessment. the large cash az
sets q these COM furnish perfect Indemnity
for all LOSSES.
Firs'-ciass Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTfNTs
VIII nc
i.u-,s tir,s s,.rs far ts,fef ons f,- -.af fr 90.
sf'irs team.
lose. literally adjusted ard promptly p4. GO this
Zclgl-
=. ~ 2. S. WIRES. Agents.
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also great variety Of cheaper sine pieces. Spec
tac!es and Eyeglasses, iu every Kind oftow AMI
focus OF ulass, God Pens and Pencils, Fine Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Aaa0rs, Scissors, Shears Fans
EelI.- Ernr-.. ~.
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Toilet Articles.

idkf. and Glove Foxes, Portemonuaies, &c.
We are able 20 oler superior Inducements 30
purchasers, az our stock Is the lafgssf and lsIf in
selection and quality in this vicinity consisting Of
fresh new goods, bought and O. be sJ.l at very low
prices.
Watch work will, as usual, receive our personal
attention.
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lii Church Street.
Sign ol the BiE Eagle.


I'VE undersigned have just received flll ass5rt
Il nent Of REvOLsisu Pls~0Ls Of every de.ir nj
pattern, and CARTRIDGES 10 e. Al. o. -hl IA will he
500 as low as the lowest, and very mueh io.Ear
thln they are generally sold In this city BY oiher
shops. BRTNSMAID & HILDRDATT
s-ct - No. Bank Block.
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CAsHED ON DEMANn-

According to length Of time tie dsposit remains.
AL such receipts viii be
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-10
REDEMPTION FUND.

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed proposals.
IN directed to the undersigned, for the surrender
OF County Warrants will be received up to the last
day OF the next regular meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors.
FELIX TRACY, Treasurer.
Shasea, Jan. 1, 1906 inc