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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18
FARM AND FIRESIDE.


Roor CRops AMONG CoRN.-To grow sue
cessfully one hundred bushels of corn on two
acres Of land, the ground should be ploughed
in the fall, in coarse burrows, and left az
light as possible without dragging or rolling.
and should be old stubble ground. This will
give the frost..a chance to kill, by freezing, :
the worms which have burrowed for the win
ter. In the Spring plough fine, running the
burrows always east and west Mark out,
or otherwise, the rows. running them north
and south always. Cultivate as often as it
will answer to do so-that is, az soon az
Grass and weeds begin 10 show much
Plant eTccarr other ROY in the fed to cab
kage, ruta-bagas, or carrots. This viii giTs
a GOOD circulation of air between the rows Of
corn. Besides the corn crop, valuable
supply of roots is thus grown for winter feed
for cattle and horses It costs but little
more to raise from one hundred to one hun
dred and twenty-five bushels Of corn to tho
acre, than it does to grow ten or twenty, as
usual One hundred and twenty-five BUSH
els have been grown to the acre, each alter
nate row being cabbages. The way to do it
is, to keep the soil light and loose. especially
if dry season, as land stirred draws mois-
ture through the night. Never roll the
ground for corn crops. A good free circu-
ation of the sun and air is the life of q cropi
and with the roots well covered the farmer
will be richly paid. A farmer who once
adopts the practice of planting his corn in
north and south rows, which every other
row in small crops-potatoes, cabbage, car
rots, ta-bagas, or parsnips-Will never go
back to the old way Of all corn in the field
and potatoes outside. and few cabbages and
other roots in small beds in the garden
Such practice helps men to starve their stock
for want of roots in the Winter, and mortage
them in the Spring to the lice, murrain and
JosYnal,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

AN EFFEcTUAL CURE FOR THE EAR ACHE
Take small piece of cotton batting or
cotton wool, making depression in the cen
tire with the end of finger, and Ell it with
as much ground pepper as will rest on FIVE
cent piece. gather it into ball and tie it up,
dip the ball into sweet oil and insert it into
the ear, covering the latter with cotton wool,
and use bandage or cap to retain it in its
place. Almost instant relief will be expert
enced, and the application is SO gentle that
an infant will not be injured by it, but ex-
perience relief as we'll as adults.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

MANNER OF APPLYING MANURE 30 LAND.
A writer in the Rural american says:
Within the last seventeen years have
purchased and put into good cultivation three
different farms The land of each was said
to be worn out when [ made the purchase
Until recently, when manuring land my
practice has been invariably to cover the
manure with the plough, never allowing it
to remain long on the ground before plough
ing in. II the land is to be farmed in corn,
or other hoed crops that root deep, [ con-
tinue the practice Of pleughing in the ma
nure. 1t is put in heaps and spread as
ploughed in.
Wheat, and all small grain, roots near
the surface, and requires the manure nearer
the top than when covered with the plough.
l manure my wheat after ploughing. spread
ing it after the wheat is sown and narrowing
in together. think the wheat stands the
Winter better and grows stronger, than
when the manure is covered with the plough
1t should be we'll rotted, so that it will mix
freely with the soil If the land is fallow, it
should be broke up deep, the manure
ploughed in very shallow, and the wheat put
in with drill.
| never spread manure to remain on the
surface, unless it be land laid down to grass,
or under fruit trees When it is thus APP
piled to the surface It should be done in she
Winter or very early in the Spring, 80 that:
the rains may soak its virtues into the ground
before the sun has much influence. In
hauling manure on land after it has been
ploughed, care should be taken to cross the
field as much as possible in roads, SO that
they may be ploughed again after sowing.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

GAIT YoUR CH1MNEYs-In building a.
chimney put quantity of salt into the NOR
tar with which the interstices of brick are to
be laid. The effect will be that there will
never be any accumulation of SCOT in that
chimney. The philosophy is thus stated =
The salt in the portion of mortar which is
exposed absords moisture from the atmos-
phere every damp day. The SCOT thus be-
coming damp, falls down in the fireplace.
It is used with success in Canada.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

NNACHINE OIL from 81 soto $50 pergalio1
AVA " pm. TRoUT's Drug Store.
Oct i3-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

STAINS on CoTroN AND L1NEN.-Put a
small quantity Of birthstone into an iron YES
sci, and drop in live coal of fire; having
first wet the stained spot with water, lay the
cloth over the vessel, so as to let the fumes
have full access to the stained spot, and it
will soon disappear. or become loose 50 as to
wash out
Forgive others many things; yourself,
nothing
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

OUTand RosEW GOD MoUID1N for pic
ST ture frames for sale at
P. H. TROCT'S Drug Storf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

REMEDY FOR CoRNs.-We give herewith
what is said to be a certain cure for these
troublesome customers: Scrape piece of
common chalk, put small portion of it up
on the corn and bind it with linen rag
Repeat the application for a few days. and
you will find the corn como off like shell.
and perfectly cured. The cure is simple and
efiicacious
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-18

sr THE AUTHOR or THE CONQUERED BANNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
LOW PRICES for CASH.

Mineral Point, Jrly $, 1868. Ell
ASS HENIx EITIERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established IN lS@5 Is ore Of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with nlUre
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver. Blood or Skin. indiges-
ton, COstiYeness, Bilious Com
plants. rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession. giving detail
ed accounts of perfect CURES
effected by these Invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
SYSTEM and put all the fuuc-
tions of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sold by al Tr2gglsts White ( Howlana Propri-
etort. Successors = D.. join -Ialt aud Or. " 3
sofat, IS Liesrty Street. Sow Xo.A
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON viii send free OF
erge to all who desire il. the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
hch lac cured Of lHr< auectiou and that dread
disease, Consumption. Ills only object l. benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try his pre-
scrlption il VIII cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. lG5 South Second Street, WiIIiamsburgh, New
York So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

AHrsEMENTs--GoLDrHoaP & COMFORT open
their Theatre of Art, at their Hall, on Thurs
day evening This rich and Illustrative
scenery viii be exhibited but three evenings
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. See full
description in another column.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

\. B.-We would remind those in
arrears for the TRIBUNE, or indebted to this
Office for Job Work or Advertising, that we
are in need Of funds, and desire as early a
settlement as possible. Our bills are mostly
small, but We need the pay, notwithstanding
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE FIRM OF LENATIAN BROTH r vas dssol-
1 we'd on the 3rd day Of September, A y. 1867, by
mutual consent And Whereas the said parties, viz E
tie senior partner and the Administrative and widow
the deceased partner have drawn account OF all
the said partnership stock debts and eff and OF N
receipts and payments oUchuy the aforesaid partner
ship trade and dealing the day OF the date mention
ed, VIZ SeptemE er 3 l~69. Whereupon the said par
ties mutually consented and agreed. 10y the then pres
euts, that the partnership heretofore existing
der the name style and title of Lenahan Bro" be
this day, ptember 3, -GT dissolved And it as fur
thrr stipulated and H-reed, mutually between them,
that the senior partner Patrick Leuahan, do take the
entire stock Of goods aud merchandise now on hand
belong 20 the partnership at "A valuation set upon
the same by tEo sku! persons appointed by order
OF probate and that he also be legally responsible for
Il b=s equa! to the entire amount Of valuation and
that he also have power TO collect the debts due
9" the partnership. and recover any part OF the same
in III If the firm suits in equity,
and that finally the said Patrick -nahin do pay
10 the said aimnistratrix. c. z LeuaAan, widow OF
deceased, in her right in behalf uf the prop
heirs Law. the fan share Of corcahle debts due
to her and heirs up the date Of bill of sale, in
twelve months from the date hereof.
g. Z LENAHAN.
Administrators.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

The Hon. Judge" and AUGUSTUS
C-EsAR spoke in this city, in front of the
Post Office on Saturday evening. We had
not the pleasure Of hearing them, but under
stand that their speeches were but a repeti-
ton Of what they said at Uodgeville, Judg-
ing from the small crowd in attendance, we
concluded they possessed but little power Of
attraction
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

Dr. Holloway, some fifteen years ago wit
Messing tn. distress occasjoued sckIv children
in taking the cons vcrmifurts IF hat day
rcso we'd 10 aunalze them, and from the
effective Of these remedies succeeded in sepa-
rating their active medical properties, pure,
taStelcss and iuoirUus. Then, by combining
these with sugar and moulding them into an
agreeable CONNECTION, formed the presen POP
ULAR and EFFECrlyE EEHsuEUGE known
HoIloway's ermituge CONNECTION!
Which have almost entirely superseded
the old naGseous FermlfuEes, to the delight Of
the poor little sufferers. Il contains no Gao
mel or other poisonous ingredients
So highly esteemed is this Popular Vermt-
fuEe, by the profession that all intelligent
Physicians who know OF them. prescribe them
iu preference to other remedies as .ot only
more pleasant to take, bat more elective to
Parents IND guardians, having the care Of
children, should keep them as a family medi-
cine: forthay not only eradicate Worms-those
pests Of ch ihood-hut correct any deranre-
ment Of the digestive Organs, 50 prevalent with
children
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
INFORM NTION.

Information guaranteed TO produce luxurart growth
OF hair upon bald head bcardless face, also
ipe for tn enoval Of Pinples. BloJches, Eruptious
etc, the skin, leaving the soft, clear, and
beautiful be obtained without charge by address
ing tom aS +. c AFNAN, CHEMIsr.
S23 Broadway, Ne, York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Iowa County
Circuit Court commences in Dodgeyille to-
lay: We hear there is quite an amount Of
business on hand to be disposed of.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
JOHNSTON.
HOLLOWAY
< COWpEN

So sold AZ Wholesale in hjcSco. by FULLER
FINCH 4 FTLLFR-LfEU 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
( VAN SCHAACR-J Il &EE] 4 CO-,->-i 7 II.
CUTLER + CO-,-DElTZSCH. 81 \ s co, a1d
throughout the country ~ al pruEgtsts S2s1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. = Miss MAcoMBEI
Millinery.
GoLDTHoRP q CoMFoRT's Polyrama.
Freeport Commercial College.
List of Letters.
Estray Notice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
General Election Notice.

! - = ~~'-'~eof III VIC 1tatt VI
iscohsih' on the TUESDAY succeeding the
hfst Monday, being the fifth day Of Novem-
per next, the following officers are to be
eiected, 10 wit:
a Governor, IN place OF Lueius FaiTchiEdi
"i.cse Term OF once viii expire on the first
io.'G"' III January 1905.
: lieutenant VoVernor, IN place OF Wy
n;al oPo9hec' whose term OF Office viii eX-
! PiFe On the hrtt Monday IN January, SOS.
a Secretary OF State, IN place of Thomas
:. Aileh' "Aese term OF office will expire on
'ue Hfo hoi'u~E IN January, 1858
! = state treasurer IN place of w +. Smith,
mhoSs term OF once VIII expire on the hrst
MONDAY IN January, 1865.
an Attorney Ueherai, IN place of Charles
n @ii, whose term OF oihee win expire on
ti-e iI!9b hoAuaE III January, 1868
A state superintendent, IN the place of
Joli y. hehynh' whose term OF office will
/ expire on me hfst Monday IN January, 1865.
:. \ Da"k omPsFoiier, In place OF Jeremiah
NJ hosk' whose term OF oIice viii expire on
ne htSl AiUiaag N January, 1905
n II '2'a'e F'so" comm sioher, IN the place
u merry o1lute', nose Term OF Once Will
expire on the hFst Monday IN January, 1868.
\ Member OF Assembly IN the first Assem-
ply b'S.FleI o. iowa county, comprising the
towns OF arena, Ilyde, poaEeFllie, highland,
! uIaSNl' hI1se"ay ana wyoming, IN place
=; . osepn 49, nose term OF once VII e&
4 pre- ol the NISt MONDAY IN January. 1868.
A Member OF Assembly, in the Second As
sembly District of Iowa county, COMPRISING
! the city of Mineral Point and the towns of
Linden, Niiiin, Mineral Point, Moscow and
! Naldwick IN place of John Green. whose
/ term OF office will expire On the first Mon
Gay IN January 1898.
A Supervisor, in the Second Supervisor
/ District of Iowa county, comprising the
towns Of DodgevilIe, Highland and Ridge
| way, in place of Joseph Roberts, deceased,
whose term OF office would hare expired on
the hrst Monday IN January, 1889.
A Supervisor, IN the THIRD Supervise
/ District o. iowa county, comprising the
towns OF Arena, Clyde, Pulaski, and Wyo-
ming, 10 MI the vacancy occasloned by the
! resignation OF oscar +. Leyake, and for the
| UneNpIred term OF the said Oscar I. Levake.
y superintendent Of schools, tor the
county OF Iowa, IN the place Of Samuel
"rAS, whose term o. once VIII expire on the
hfs1 M"huay IN January, 1913
mat Fote Is To be taken upon proposed
amendment OF the Constitution, in pursuance
/ oI Tue provisions OF chapter twenty-five OF
( the general laws OF 1861 approved March Z,
loo . Mmith provinces as follows;
An Al 20 submit = me people an amend
ment 10 section y, Article I, Of the Con-
/ Slttutloh oI Tue state OF " lsconsln.
! WHEREAS, Inc Legislature OF 1853, by =
/ JOINT resolution, proposed and adopted an
amendment TO the constitution OF this state,
belhG IN tLc loiIoWlhS words H"SoIge1 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

2
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that all the School University
Y 70 yrasn the npnt 70
i ttteCap mn
alet comnenc Gcoc
W day oil sail Hands
il a
I County ichvnrbe orred a.up
Il a Ak have pes turn III
% Q udng percetd
same n inc dhn.
E.
oaes II coo md Unires1yL Lands
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

non. s. C.. BEAN and Col. JOHN c.
SFoONERwiII address the citizens of Dodge
Vile, on political subjects, on Friday even
ing, Oct H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

THE Teachers Institute is now in
session in this city, with large number of
teachers in attendance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

THE cause Of the runaway, mention
ca IN our last issue, was the fall of a small
boy from the drivers seat on the horses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
HIESKELL'S
OINTMENT.

This Ointment after an experience OF TWEEN
" years, has proved itself a sovereign remedy
for all diseases Of the skin; having effected
IA heal care in every ease i1 which IL used.
cur5U = many obstinate cases Ct 5fteen 10 teen-
" Years standing, thsl had previously resisted
s'l remedies prescribed by the best medical tall
en-. of the country. It's effect i as onishinE, IN
tew DAYS the soreness and irritation j reuov-
ed the SKIN becomes smooth AMI healthy, and
remains permanently healed, without the nee
Of any other remedy
Thus TEr-ER, SAL--RHErw. IrCu. Sor-
uIss'~ lT-f. EEys PSI ~. B .sTCHFS. PBgrLES,
and every fe-ss 90 disease 0t the skin i pune
tusly cured nc matter of b-w long standing
It has cured bad cases u INyltwEp TFLEuS,
and discharges from The ear when no-hirE else
would heal hem Pass that have resisted al
othar treatment for many years. have been e.
ferfuslly cured by the uss q orly enc box II
this ointment ErEN~- ~CAtuSs and LIB
SoRE~. II heals in : very = - tine PsI-T
CENTS FER Rex. II not sold hy your pr1sEis-
Sand 81 cents roIobn~ron. Holloway { owder
Philadelphia a h0x viii be seat free Of 20 .
axe % any address,
uBSFRVE-Nons genuine vithout he sigma
ture Of The proprieturs OF tie wrapper Of each
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
- Is = U ri 50
Of various Styles and Sizes.
: Z 4 Il ION E. EgY.

The celebrated PAPER Of the
AMERICAN PAPER Co.,-Cap, Let
ter, Note and Billet sizes. FRENCu
and Fancy Papers, Envelopes of
al grades, tints and sizes, Bizarre
and Recherche, Something new.
Pens,-Goid and Steei,- Pencils,
Erasers, Paper-knives, Rubber
Bands, Base Balls, Mucilage, &c.
Carmine, French Copying. Spen-
cerian, Arnold's and Santord's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09

NOTICE TO TEACHER
AND DISTRICT CLERKS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the County Su-
perinteudent OF schools for Iowa county, viii hold
public examinations for licensing teachers follows
At UIaHL A>D Monday and Tuesday Septr 31th,
and Oct'r lst, 1861.
{" LINDEN Friday and Saturday, oct'r 4th & 5th.
- MINERAL POIST Friday and Saturday, Oct'r
18th 18th, at ne close of the In
s-itute
- ADASsyILLE Monday rnd Tuesday Octr 14th
and 10Th.
" DoDoEvlLLE:- w etnesday and Thursday Oct'r
10th 18th
ARENA Friday and Saturday, Oct'r 18th 18th.
- JOsEsp.LR Monday and Tuesday, Octr 2Ist
snd 22nd.
:" AvoCA w Wednesday and Thursday, oct'r 23rd
and Path.
A Supplementary Examination viii be
held at DodEeyille. GA Wednesday and Thursday No
ve-lber 9th and 1h for The benefit Of those Who were
absent from the county otherwise detained from the
regular examinations.
No private examination viii be granted 20 any per-
teaching without he proper authority in yio sn
Of the law.
Teachers Of experience who consider themselves
qualified, requested to apply for First Second
Grade certificates. The examinations will commence
at 10 O'Clock, 4 81 on the first day in each place.
SAMUEL PARKS,
Ayoca Sept. 10, 1861. Superinte dent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-09
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
MADE WIS Sept
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

We would call the attention Of the public TO the
business card Of the Washington Fire Insurance Company
elsewhere The Directors have declared cash dividend
per ceut outstanding SCRIP payable April in cash,
and also scrip dividend OF 10 per cent on the earned
premiums OF policies entitled participate In the profits
for the year 1864 The scrip will be issued on and after
April l. The Directors have asO decided 10 pay off the
scrip of 1861, and after April j. when the interest
will cease
The Company has a capital Of 100000, and the assets
S7ll These dividends and the official statement
Of the Company are really remarkable for concern TAX
ing fire risks, and that able management has had
great deal 20 do with H. Parties desiring Insurance. We
should think would feel perfectly secure against fire, II
they had policies IN such concern as the Washington
We regret that all the companies in New York could not
make just such statements as the above
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
WARD a Co,
No 81 wALIesr.. NRw YORK
STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS. FOR A LOAN or sl1cocOo

Ar loan 20, IN. redemption ot boud' Of the
r, The hra. Of ne CoiamcHws certain ,se-'s. Of
indebtedness amounting to t~ssiy three @"0'' 0 ''"''
' apy 1 IL Is dshe hat .hou he paid and With
dse % ''I E i o. DE- SeaaD and n Rpr,rtai,,
eJ ne co"soa,1 ~ -, ~ s Thai & Governor Aa
Goresra Se 1rssursI be- sna ar, hsrssJ s'' sS SI
and With sss ,an is'y dAysl % ,h NAY d%
r stG n caces otbs Commonwealth lor the
] '.Iss @ snas oa The srsi Fea. August, che
W o pisPh, Ter .es m & % Sno, S1G a .P local purpS. sad
sbal sbs oNs, namey l'' million, % '%s iP =,
ps,ae sner snd viihn hl'sa @ ,fas ao yen @
lions of dnna any ums st hssa 1a. I a." s Tr.s.s.i ani
eounsr,ed " tA Auditor Grnr ad rsss's % 70 % ' @ % S1 % @
vss and ng'e., & NaSS- ,,l DI@s S us % 81 ,
received aa tss ,a, ss.' Of ~ G s@oS ssslk
~, The h. shall he OPeled "a The prt9e tsps
Gor Aator General and Ste TmreI and s1sr' to the he
.i.i &. H',,'s Ss ae,sisi.d for -s than pr
SIC is Apd eer,ihca,e. Of ,tsS''das.s nov
@,s ss ' ,s oysor Pressure
ltats IN h, tLc payable il cash "fin the bonds or
s ma ~ ali tTu.sses Iseao guardians agents
o sGg 81 s SSi g5iIR. iRs % Ss% Or moneys are Sr,S
suihor b or the loan heey su,hshd 70 % Issued 60 % s & 10 %,
making bid @ u eese the boHd. aS'honei TO be ''"s " ID"
ANY per.ou person. standing the sdaA eAp.'y stated
ir,h section o, tbs a Who may NV order Of SaaIt inv Is.
M sane ia the bond. be issued BY this act at rate Of
%s, sse ri That oa Ard s S pa.'aIs al . bonds Ibis
eaih be PAID "a IN the order oHber maturity
syc That all Of ts Commonwealth not J dns l p
local TAXATION, Alter the interest dn-
Rrs Grst oae gh hundred and sixty 'e'en shA nave
been paid -. ...,i... ,,.,.of t,e,r Lst,nt hrre
- . :" h.,.,, ,.n,sni JOHN T. GLASS
VIII" ' ~ Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
L. ". HALL,
Speaker ~ the Senate.
o the second DAY PsbJ iho.sand eight hgpdd and
~ ,h. 49, -, ~ ls.enbv sealed
Office Of the state Treasurer IN the ciy
shurg Pennsylvania until l2 O'clock OF the ISL day o. pF
follows Proposals for Pcnny ahA State
=. e., Tr,asury Department Harrisburg Penn, u D. A.
III he received fr 450O0OO rrnhursabe and pay
w. M ears, rrbursabe In 10 years and payable in 10
d rembuable Is and payable IN 70 years
& ,te Of either or cent Hhnu which must
taied In the the bids advantageous the state
Nh be- accepted bid for l.ss than par VII be considered Ss
WI ~ issued $50 aud such higher desired W
- i.n 20 be free State local and municipal taIes
the Commonwealth Of Pennsyy aniA VIII ne re-
Of this loan hut bidders must state whether
the overdue loans Aforesaid
srnn made between bidders paving cash or over
~" ul''N' JOHN w. GEARN
cue i"'N' o Pennsy lyaUA
JOHN F HaRrRANFf
Auditor General
". H KEMBLE
State Treasurer
NRNo ss,p,per publishing hs above unless Authorized ~l re
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
AN APPEAL TO THE cnARIrABLE,

TO Editor Of The Triouae
SIR: At the fire which took place at No - hL,nR LR
toust last Monday morning. Mrs hisseIi a " III -
having three children, not only SUSTAINED ~ .ns I,
her effects but received severe PeTsohai % ,s aud
and daughter being badly burned aDon. teH % rs, .h az,
now living dependent upon their nelghDors S 1s o.,
was killed in the army, the eldest son was srpsnh hn %
famy M an able 10 do anything Is the youngest so.
Moor little fellow OF IA years The sewingmache D % d
AID Of which the mother snbSsted the fanny ~ he
strved M the fire and the call goes Ioitn 10
humane and the generous 20 relieve the $40 ,,hln ar
nancy left nc the office of this paper, OF az , @s,
with Wm NJ. Mailer, Bowery Fire Ius"'"'
offlce viii be gratefully acknowledge a. ,oesoo
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