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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16
miscellaneous.
and Foreign Patents
R. III. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent ofthe o. Pate Office, w ashinston uh-
der the act OF 1857,
~, "a state S.-cet, (opposte Rilby 81, } Boston,
a FTEk extensive practice OF up" afas on twe ,s
n years, coniinuesto secure fatehls IN the ohtioe
States Great Bra 10 ance ma otiier iores"
countries. Caveats. specifications, Bonc :, assign
cuted on reason terms, wthd sPatch
made into America aud Foreign WORKS, 10 uetethihs
ne VA dity utility of Patents OF nVenio IONS, anu
legal and other advice nd red in al matters touch
I'M the same Copies of the claims OF any patehie
ished remitt dollar Assignee tsCo'eed
/ n Washington. - T..
facilities for obtaining Patents, ascerta1nins the a.
lie ability of Inventions
During eight the subsc riber. the course OF
LARGE practice ade twice rel
sIx1rry AFPEALs; every Of which was decided IN
his favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
ssIregard Mr. Eddy one OF the most c apable ar
practitioners " hom have hao oheI@
interconrse, CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
n O hesitation in assuring inventors tina
hey employ pers comp trust
in a form secure for them early and faVofaoi
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Conmss ioner of Patents
g r. II Eddy ira ma de for thirteen appIcs-
ions all butone of which ad been rShteo
and that nding. Such unm istak able proctor
great ability his part leads me to recon-
tents they may be sure of having he most a'htu
attention best owed theIr and at very reason
able cnarges..'
r3yl JOHN TAGHARr
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Cooks Sugar Evaporation.
THE BEST Nv USE.
It has taken the lst Premium at over 40
State Fairs
G. G. POST, GENERAL AGENT.
Over 1000 Sold, and every one Given Per
feet Satisfaction.

THE attention Of Sugar Makers il called 10 the
Sugar svsporator. II reduces Sap into Syrapor
half than any Evapo,ator II makes sugar
equal TO sny Coffee A, using chemical agents The
sap, while being reduced to Syrup Sugar, flows
first over heated and hen coosr = SUFFICE
while pa ssing through the Evaporator, q secleans
ing process and the SyrrP reaching The outlet
as clear, and to the taste, lake honey.
hen used according to directions every Evapora-
tor 10 warranted to in al Just as recon-
mended. and we have yet to learn OF one instance
where they have been thoroughly tested of alli. to
give perfect satisfaction Therefore person should
hestate 10 buy of CooS's Sugar Evaporators, as
they are IL warranted The numoer in uee and
sold within the last six with testimonials
can be produced should satisfy person that they
humbug.
Parties int nding purcf Va. Evaporator for the
coming season, requested TO their orders
as soon as possible, that they season 10
build your brick arches before winter.
furnish Arch Doors, 3nd my improved Section Fire
crate, the beat and cheapest IN use, low prices.
ASend Tor a circular and prise list giving full d-
reciions how to USE with philosophy OF Cooks
Evaporator.
CAUTION All persons are hereby cautioned against
using any Evaporstor not made by us. in which a
transverse or indirect channel is or; cooling
suface, or which affords facilities for Changing the in
cliuaton OF The Pan Gate (eith=r or Cory
retent as We intend to protect against All
arrangements of our Patents.
1&A4Zm =. POST, Hinesburgh ".
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TRE9p.MEAT

helmbol DIS highly concentrated compound rxtta
huchi IS oecideSilY ore 81 fhe bsst d
eases - te oiacdeI kldney- gravel droPsie sNel
inSs. ms IA 1tisn, ana Eolfy affect Under the
cad We nave arranged D. suria difficulty ans
pam in pas ing water seanty secretion or snai. and
frequent disch2rg Of water S,laueury or stCnni9d
- water Hem3turia or bloody urine e out and .heu
,nae-Sih q the Adnsys; without any change guam
tiy, but increase OF color o dark water II was ri
ways highly recommended, by the late DR. hvsick
IN these d
Tins m edIcine crease> tie power OF die.
excItes the absoroents into healthy exercise nv
~h'ch The Taiery OF ca dispositions and All
unnatural enaTes ments well as pain and infiam-
mation are F.duced. and i. taken ~. -
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miscellaneous.
Patented Nav %. 1890.

This article for washing without rubbing, ex-
cept in very dirty places, which will require very
slight rub, and unlike other presentations offered tor
like purpose, WILL NOT Rot THE CLOTHES, but viii
leave them much WINTER than ordinary methods,
without the usual wear and tear
1t grease spots if by magic, and softens
the dirt b. king that rnsing will in ordinary
eni rely remove il.
rhis powder is prepared in accordance with cheni
cal science and process peculiar to Itself which
secured by Letters Patent. 1t has been in more
than year and has proved itself universal favor
lite wherever it has been used Among the advan-
tages claimed the following viz
Ii saves all the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods
Ii most of the labor of rubbing and wear and
Also, for cleaning windows II is unsurpassed With
quarter the time and labor usually required it
mparts beautiful gloss and lu tire, much superi :
any other mode No Tequi' ed eNcep. to
moisten the powder.
Direct ons with ca CHI package.
And can be readily appreciated by single trial.
I he of washing for fam y OF five or six per-
will not exceed THREE CENTS
many useless compounds been introduced TO the
public which have rotted the cloth, failed in re
moving the dirt, but knowing he intrinsic excellence
OF this article they conf te1ty proclaim It being
adapted meet a demand which long existed and
" hch has heretofore remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE q STEVENS
200 Broadway, Bo-Ion.
For fale by Gr0cers and Dealers every where.
re- 1n-uy
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.NE.N, WOKE.N, AND CHILDREN
Direetions tor use and diet aeeompany.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February -, 1887.
IL. 1. HELaBoLD, Druggist.
Dear Sri have been 4 sufferer Tor upwards o.
twenty wears, with gravel. biadder ana kidney alice
lions, curing VIII Gu have u ed vaTious rne,i,e
maj peraration-. and been ucder the treatment OF
ne most enioeLt ?, si>iaEs experiencing but little
Having seen Your preparations e<ten ivelv advsr-
isei coh-ult=d with my ian'iy physician ia regard
dd this because had used Il kiad, OF advertised
rem DIES and had found them wor ,heSs. and some
quie mi lri0us; IN fact desplired ever getinr
!" II, ~1 cetcTlnnsd 20 10 rsrae5ies here ter
unte-s knew Of the Inyredien IS. /. VS. this cha
prompted me TO use your medicine ~ yen adv4r
used tnat 1t was composed 5cau cus5s and iuaps
oei,its, 1t occurred to and physician a. an *
eeeh' coInons ton and with his sdvlce alter an es
summation OF the article, and consulting again with
the ruggist cor Guided TO try it, | commenced its
use about eight months age, at which time | vas
as olshed and grs;ifed at the benedci= effect ana
ai,er US ,ng i three weeks able to walk out:
inach ike writing you full statement my n
a. -, aua, time, pat Thought my improvement mig
onis pe temporary ana therefore Concluded 10 ale
2nd see II II would effect peri. ct cure knowles
men lt would be of greater value 10 GU snd mcr
1 An NOW ABLE TO REPORT raAr a cUER is EF-
fECIkD AFTER USING TIE REMEDY FOR FIVE NosrHs
- n 80 NOT USED ANY Now FOB THREE MONTHS
AND FEEL AS WILL IN ALL RESPECTS 81 EvER PIP
aoer buchu ling devoid OF any unpleasant taste
odoE hiee TONIC aud inygora'o or OF tins syss
Go Dot mean 10 be without twheneyer occasion may
require us use III snch affections.
Should aoy doubt Mr., Mccormick statement. be
refers to the following gentlemen
Hon WIN. BIGLKR. x-tIOyernor, Pennsylvania
non HOS. FLORENCE. Philadelphia.
non j. c. KNOX Judge, Philadelph!a
Hon. j. - BLACK. Judge, Philadeiphia.
Hon ID. r. PoRTER. Governor. PeunsyIvapis
Hon ELLIS LEWIS, Judge, philadelphia.
non X Z. CRiER, Judge United States Court.
Ron IL W. WOODWARD, Judge, PHILADELPHIA
Hon. w. A. PosrER, City Soicitor
ion JOHN BIeI Ee, Ex-Governor, CaIifornis.
Bon. L. ANks.Auditor Gener iva hin, ton n. c.
Ard many Others, If necessary.
PIiucipt' Depot, HtLMBOLp'S DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
goa aEoAo~A
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Kew York
Sold by Druggists everywhere
OREWARE OF COUNTERFElTS.T
M3Syl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16

TESTING GRASS SEEDs.-Is is recommended
to test grass seeds, especially clover, before
sowing, by putting eeeds, previously counted,
in small cup Gliei with good soil. Coyer
the seeds half an inch deep, and keep the soil
moist and warm. 10 q few days the proper
ton OF good seeds may be determined.
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poetrp.
A Skating Cleo,
BIT cALgB pUNy-

BHcALxB DUNN.
Fleet as the shadows glide
Over the ice We n.y.
Swift as the swallows rice
Under the starry SKY.
Every heart beats high,
Ec,tacy rules the hour,
Thousani. OF FORMS sweep by,
Sho~ing their graceful power.
Curling, whirling,
Gliding, sliding.
Over the ice they sail.
Bluest o. skies sboTe,
Smoothest or ice below
Bound to the steel we love,
Ever and on we 60
Over the cleaning floor,
Over the frozen tide,
Swimming the peopled shore,
gerriIy now we glide,
Curling ~hirIiug,
Gliding 2, sliding,
Over the ice we sail.
ShouIin: cur words OF giee.
Singing our soDgs of mirth-
Happier souls than We
Never we're found on earth
On. like a petrei's flight,
Ga like the swif,est gale,
On, ike the 1yirs light,
over the zee we sail
Curling, whi-ling,
Gliding, sliding,
Over the ice We sail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16

I all d,wn hill With the farmer after this. His
family were broken up and dispersed. while
he, reckless and maddened by disappointment
and remor'e. found premature grave.-Ru-
raj Ne,c YORKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16
SHrrursp D,c..-In South America the

shepherd dog drives out the flock. watches it
through the day. and returns it at night.
These dogs are SAID to be able to protect sheep
even from the lion. They are raised in the
following manner While young and before
they have opened their eyes, a mother sheep
ia taken aud forced TO let the young dog suck.
Tois is the way The dog raised, and the dog
becomes 50 attached TO his step-mother, that
when the sheep added again to the flock,
he, Che dog) follows and defends the same -
Canada Farmer,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16

The gravel en- -Ges from neglect improper treat
hlent OF the Kidneys These organs beng weak. The
waite Is Lot expelled from the bladder. but allowed
o remain; 1t becomes :everiSh and seCirr
gravel eDsGes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16
Manhood how lost, how Restored.

Manhood how lost, how Restored.
%Sf4yA Just published, edition Of DR..
E.@SSSy Gully rNycli's Celebrated Essay
wxAxA4zz.S on the rallcal cure without medicine
OF SpeFmatorrhSea, Seminal IVES Involuntary
Seminal Losses Inpoteacy, Mental and Physical
capacity, implements Marriage. &c, ais Con
sumption, Epiie psy, and Fits induced by -iEdu
geHce or Sc xual extravaganza.
{c- Price, In sealed envelope, only { cents.
The celebrated au hor in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of selfabuse may be
radically cured without the dan internal
medicine The application of the kuie-ponfing out
mode of cure at once simple, certain and eGectus
BIZ means of which every sufferer what his
condition may be- may himself chea privately
and radically.
acE- This Lecture should lie IN the hanus of eveIy
youth and every MAJ in tie land.
Sent, under seal, plain envelope to address.
post Paid, receipt Of six cents or Two posi- a ee
stamps. Address the publishers,
CuAS. ). =. KLINE & Co.
1T BoweEy, Gsv YORK Pest Otice Bax45sf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16
DRCPST

is coiiectio1 OF water some arts of the b
ana pears dif5rert names according TO the PARTS al
-cted VIZ; when generally diiIrssd the scited
= called Anasarea, when Of the abdomen a soli
W no of III. chest, Hy Or OF thcrsx
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16
OR RUEUMAT1sN
TIE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring the loins Is indicative Of the
above diseases Ehey persons disposed TO
acid eIofnach and chalky concret
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ADAMS, POWER PRESS.
RUCGLEs' JCH PRESS
Mills House.

CHARLESTON, SO. CAROLINA.
THE Proprietor has the pl inform the
ing public that the above House Is open for Inc
pion of guests Having nade extensive alterations
and improvements end Teturuished il throu ghou is
COW in capital order. and very exerton will b mad
to render it acceptable to his patrons.
F47-6m JOSEPH PURCELL
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WINTHROP HOUSE.

THE undersigned has purchased the hotel corner OF
l Bowdoin and AIlston streets. and VIII hereafter
conduc. it under the name of The WINTHROP tiouoE
The establishm .pt has been nshed throughout
with new and elegant furniture. and with 'specia
10 the Accommodation CT trAnse NJ
The central yer quiet ard retlyed nei2hborhoos
makes the situa of the most desirable IN nj
city. very convenient TO the thief business pa1">
and places Of amusement Persons on " SIT foBos-
San Will ind comfort able ard genteel quarters
Winthrop House. u
va3m6 W. F. DAVI
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RAISING PoULTRY.-We find in the New
York Tribune discussion of poultry raising
on a large scale had before the American In
stitution at late meeting of the Club. The
testimony went generally to show that such
efforts az raising poultry are certain to end is
failure. One gentleman said that all the
poultry factories with which he had been ae-
quainted proved loosing business to the
owners Another member stated that he be :
tried the business three times, in different lad
calities, and failed each time. La one cano
the cost of keeping thousand fowls year
was, 81 100 and the net results $3.50. This
ended his experiments in the poultry line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16

Sour KRoUT.-A correspondent requested
some information to the mode of preparing
sour krout. some weeks ago His communi-
cation accidentally got mislaid, and failed TO
receive a prompt answer, for which We per-
haps owe an apology.
Cut cabbage fine, as for slaw, then pack
down In cask, first sprinkl.ng of salt,
then a layer of cabbage, then salt and cab
bage, until it is full. or nearly so. Then press
it down closely, pounding it with something
heavy to pack it close. Lay over 1t a round
cover with heavy stone, TO ripen. 1t is nos
used until it has undergone fermentation.
When it is prepared for the table it is fried
in butter. or nice drippings, and it is, with
many, favorite dish.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-16

HE DESI ON THIS CONTIN ENT.
keeps the head free from ndruF but it is the most
Beautiful Dressing that be produced.
J. STICKNEY.
Leather Dealer Manchester, " H.
feel confident that it operates not 8 Hair Dive
out TO restore the roots to their healthy
- HtRA y B. SLOAN,
Carriage Manufacturer, Manchester y. II.
have used j. r. Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
i've, Tor aoont two years, and have found it best
preparation have used JASON YyFsTnS
Cierk Gas Co Manchester. y. II
IL certainly Will stop The Failing of tie Usir.
DAStEt. IL. STEVENS,
Late High Sheriff, " nchester n. H.
nave USED j. X Barretts Hair Restorative for The
past year. and consider it superior 10 any USE
j. q. EATON.
have tried most all the other Restoratives and
never found any that did my hair the fnal cure II
na.Ie.ts. Col. s. c. HALL
II restores Grav Hair: Il Prevents Hair Falling IN,
Changes the Roots thar original organic ac.on
EIaoieates DaEdruf aDd Fumors; il hens fte Ec.In
hee'thy II CONTAINS no Injurious Iusred ents; and
universally accorded TO be Splendid DRESSING an
superior Toilet Articles its merits are inside he hoi
L'ssry ootte contains more liquid than any o,h
dollar preparation
No large rewards offered to establish its efficacy
We 20 guarantee to refund the money 10 any nerson
wo VIII use two bottles and then say that our Ra.,o
atise mas failed to do all we clam. We have nstrncsa
al our egents faithfully to comply with the afovs
Guaranty. ~ ~ aooVe
J:R BARRETT & CO., Proprietors.
NJ 8 ara A. a 10 ~; Sold by all Druggists.
"'f'"EDFIELD, Agent at Montpelier. p&x29ms
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Alfoifal.

rEO1h will be forfelted by Dir. L.. DIX If TAI
SCUO to cure in less time than any 9th thy
sician, more ef.ctuaiiy AID Permanently, without
from ocCupatlon OF fea OF exposure to tie
weather, with safe ma pleasant medicines
.ELF-ABUSE AED SOLITARY Rabbi;
Their efeetand consequence
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS.
.ncidentto Married and Single Ladief;
sECRErAND DELICATE DISOk DAh3;
Mercurial L fections; ETuptioDs aDo all Dis.ate
OF ne skin: Ulcers the L oss, IhT oat ody
PimpIta the lace; Swellings 81 the Joints
NERVOUSNESS; constitutional q other Weakness
in Youth, and tns cscre advanced, OF all ages, oil
sora ExES.SiNGLE ok MAKkIIL
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For Fale BY GrOcers and Dealers every where.
F&M4oms
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RESTRICTIVE FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, III, Aug. :, 1867.
destructive connagration broke out at Eve O'Clock
this morning the oil refinery Of Fairbank. Peck Co.,
corner Of Lumber and Union streets great delay
Cured In the steamers arriving, and the building was
gone past redemption before they fairly got to work
The establishment was valued, with iu contents, at
$3.50 00o and total loss: the insurance s $92, 500
The following New York companies suffer -Conunen-
tai, S. 600; Atlantic, $2,5 International, $4,000
Manhattan $1,000; Citizens, 1880; North American
Excelsior $4,000; Baltic, 81 600; Buffalo, $500
Other Eastern companies suffer 10 the exent-Sprine-
field, Mass, $500; Hartford, $500 Etna, 5000 !;
Liverpool and London 81 600 Merchants, Providence
sl.s50; New England, Boston, IS, 900; North Amer
can, Hartford, 1000; Merchants Hartford, 81 500
Narraganset Providence, 81 500
The fre 10 supposed to have been the work Of an in-
cendary The disaster throws one hundred and twenty
werkmsn out Of employment
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STATEN ISLAND IirellIeescf.

Boz DROWNED AT CLrFTos.--A 1ne boy, eleven years
Of age son Of Mr. Myers Of Hrrson street. stapio,on
left his home on Monday last A. be had q hne with
him at the time 10 suppose that he had gone nsh.
ing His anxious parents hav since made dilieent
search for him. until yesterday ,vcning when . body
was discovered floating near tn townsend dock Ciif
ton, which proved 10 be tina, Of 10 lost boy
srAssISc AryaAr "A few nipts since Abraham ana
David Houseman entered the aloop Of John Fnxsl,
-Four Corners They became d,ordsrly, ~ 10 charged,
whsveupon rnsel and his oArk, Phihp Burn, at
sued Finxe was stabbed In the beast and Burn In the
thigh Finrel's wound 10 Of dassrous character Inc
parties were arrested and tore brought up fes ga
minasion 10 morrow.
Isoursr Coroner Dempsey bel an inquest q Quar-
anime, on The body Of George Mrsys whe died SUD-
asaly. TIE jury returned ursss n aessA frsn
epppseU
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THE NEW ORLEANS CITY SCRIP QUESTION.

NEw 0RiEAps, August T. 1857.
The Pcdqne says the first act Of the new CITY Council
ID encouraging, and helps 10 dsspato the fsars Of
newa OF the dispute as 10 the legality OF past issues
A resolution has been sent to the Finance Committee
adopting and legaiizng all outstanding city issues
an equal footing and pledgng the Council 70 arrest the
further issue and do all in their power to relieve the
circul aton
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suwOolS cullseE comMNcr mrnr.

BRUNSWICK, Ne, August =, 1851
The eixty.nrst commencement Of Bowdoin College
took place to-day, ~ which . class Of twsnty.four
studns graduated Among the notable psrsons present
were Governor Chamberlain sx-Covsrnor Andrew. OF
Massaehusesss, and Senator Fesssndsn Of Maine The
following honorary degrees were confsryed LII =
Peleg Whitman Chandler, OF Boston; William Wihe OF
Portland; Thomas ArmoSy Deblois OF Portland
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NEWS fRuM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 7, 1897.
The Militia have been Withdrawn from Franklin
AT GAINESVILLE. on saturtaysnight, Frank Mcclure was
shot dead by the young earkeeper that recently killed
Nick Garner, the guerilla.
sunday the mate Of the steamer J. l.. Graham was
shot and killed IN q difficulty with . young man in
GAINESVILLE.
Full returns OF the election IN this State are not We,
in but Brownlows majority will be over forty thou.
SAM
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-----TsSG IN NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 In

NEw ORLEANS, August Z lo~
IL O'Clock A. N.
mass meeting Of white and colored citissns was
held Lafayette square last night for the purpose Of
expressing approval Of the administration Of General
Sheridan The attendance large Several speeches
were made fully endorsing all General sherdans acts
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8 HIPPIN NE w s
PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST :. 1867.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Bark ST Clair, Boles Trapan days with salt 10 John
@ Meggs Been Is days west OF Sable Island with cam1
and fog and quantities OF RAIN had the gale of ~
inst. but sustained damage.
Bark Eliza Barss, Cooper, OF and from Bermuda dsy
In ballast, 10 Harvey. 4.
Bark Arracan, from Xarseiilcs
Wind at NE. -
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, Aug 7-sailcd, ship A Cramer. NYork3
schr vapor, do
For OA~ SAipps~g Nesos See SEVENTH Page
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BODY But nothing in this section contained shall be
properly o. provided he Tor for
such COMPENSATION be made within three years after such
The deb. contracted prior to the Is, OF
s9s s s%o sn On the s day oS May ss to
time aforesaid 70 slo7Sooo the floating debt loan con
s;..s o SnSsT shs s %s
hereafter be known aud designated as the canal debts and
.sid debt .moan,Ine the TIM. aforesaid % the Of
~ together With the con,reu,ons g be made there
as the canal debt sinking fund.
collection and repairs he sareas 0 s be
and paid into the canal debt sinking FUND.- and the principal
applied 20 The payment the canal and ssra fund deb,
and the g the canal. IN the nowins manner
FTo pay the interest and principal Of the canal deb,
onsNTo pay the Interest on the general fund debt due
issa-io the expense Of eopl.,insshe snsrsemep,
in ensrsing the prism q 'si canal a. provided By
$4,000 in the aggregate for such improvements
meni any then eIsins deb, Of the s. until the same
.ssy WITH The sSs:ss,.s p5 c 2,
S, srs :ssSn Is
10 pay the expenses OF removing wall bridges and furnish
Ss necessary upon Ere os~eso and csyass senss
fns
e: ] = aha ".
.s s :S s. ' s Of rs ne ne
bring e :ddcss supply q water :hsh Ss con:
S =: 'ss hen x: be s;s.;ss
s = :csn : me s: hss:@ . X
:s. s !. e:
'' go 1872 s: canal 4 sa.r
s.t sss . SkS4s6 = ~ b - M - ~ u
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INJUNCTION AGAINST TIVE JAMES RIVER AND KAnAwHA
CANAL COMPANY.
From the Evening Telegram. I

From the Evening Tclegnm.l
RICHMOND, August :, 1857.
On motion Of George Chahoon United States Commits
sioner Judge Understood to-day granted an Injunction
against the James River and Ksnawha Canal Company,
TO show cause Why they should not DO declared bank
rupt Mr. Cbahoon represents about quarter million
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-08
A WOMAN SHOT BY HEn HUSBAND.

MEMPHIS, August I, 1867.
man named Wood, keeper OF navy yard boarding
house. while attempting 10 shoot Haugh last nghe
shot his wife through the heart. He arrested and il
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