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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-22
The following Premiums will DO distributed;

so Gold Watches, Amin Watch Coz $50 each.2 800
so Wilcox x Gibbs Sewing Machines, so " 1908
SO nowes Sewing Machines, 90 5000
1000 Premiums Of ~ ach,............ 1000
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
copy, one year, With one riPton,'.....sl, 90
eonies 20 T" Ave e. $500. 800
20 twenty ......20, 90
Persons getting up cubs will be entitled to
Address, LEWIS &co., al Mercer ST., n. Y,
Box 1891.
Write the address plain, giving township, coun-
" and State. Money by draft, post o1ise order.
registered letter, or express, may be sent at our
risk.
REFERENCES.
Levi Stockwel, Treasurer OF the Howe Sewing
Machine Co., 500 Broadway, New York.
Edward r. Hatch, Secretary of the Wilcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., sos Broadway, New
York.
Send 10 cts. for specimen copy containing all
necessary Information. feb fs-6m
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Notice TO the Public.

T hereby fofewarn any person or persons buying
i or trading for note Of $h25 given by me TO
Reynolds, Hutchinson & Co. bearing date March
20, 1857, and payable one year after date, rs do
not expect to pay said note without getting value
received. e 81 DANIEL FRY.
April ~, 1s65-3ws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-22
EXCHANGE MILLS
A Choice Farm or 35J Acres For
Sale.

ONE mile west OF laurel. on tho White Water
" Valley Ralioad, $50 acres Of good bottom.
The hill land principally in blue grass. The
farmis In complete order Good Frame House,
we'll finished; one tenast house; two good barns,
each go by IS feet, one of them a bank barn; good
0ntbuildiugs; new Scales, four ton (Fairbanks.o
The best water In the country; good orchard Of
choice fruit. This farm will pay eight per cent.
on the Investment. TT. PARRY.
fcb ld4rs
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nIAMnND 2EWING MACHTNES.

THE undersigned Is agent for tho sale of these
l. celebrated Sewing Machines. SO perfect l.
the mechanism, and so simple andpractcal, that
he warrants these machines to seam ont
hundred miles In 9Th without dropping n stitch
or breaking n needle. sample machines can be
seen nj ColtSes. Golfers Corner, Franklin County,
Indiana. Price $40, aud warranted for ave years.
sep2tf SAMUEL Golfer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- u. II.
He RAILWAYS READY Rff.tEF.

Ils RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
tn only vegetable remedy, In liquid iorrn that
will cure at once all Bilious attacks Fevers
Rhenmstisin, Ncur ,lgis, Tosthache Headache,
Spa,ms, Dipthcria, lnhuenza kldnec and Blad er
hi eases. Ode application Will In few minutes
afford Immediate comfort.
Sisters of Mercy. Dorestcr Street,
Montreal, &. Il,
Hospital ri the Sisters OF VI, rev
Dr. Rahwa,- IL certify that yout Rrndv Relief
has cured over one hundred Of our sick from Chil-
Vomiting, Hcadaches, internal Palms &C.,, &C.
One of our Sisters had the Rheumatism In b, 2
head for great manv years Having taken n
lew spoonius at Relief IN water, aud rubbing her
head twice with the same medicine, she was per.
i,cty cured. AMI never felt " since. ] always H. 2
it for Dyspepsia and for Colds, and ALWAYS with
success. It's very useful tor Sure Throat, Coughs,
lnhuenza, Dptheria. &c 1t has good effect in
flatulence or Wind Collie. | use 1t for foul breath
and it produces a marvellous effect. In short, It
prOcures relief altoacth remarkable TO our invn-
lids. SISTER MAnY pe BoSsECouRs
Sudden colds, coughs, Influenza, diptheria,
hoarst,Iess, sore throat, chills, fevor On anu
mercurial pains scarlet fever. &c., &c. Take
from fur to six Of Railways PILLS ana also take
teaspoonful Of the Ready Relief In a glass Of
water, sweetened with sugar or honey: battle
the throat head and chest with Ready Relief. (t
ague intermittent fever, battle the spine ALSO /;
in tie morning yUn will he cured.
See DIR. Railways Almanac for 18GS.-E. Y. Il.
sold by druggists. 4I;2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE Grea Medicine If the World.
i Perry Davi- u Sons Pain n Ter" NAV
most justl, be styled tie grrat neiicine OF the
wurld, tor there l. no region OF tie glotp ii.to
which IL has not fnund its wsv, AM none where
1t has not long been larpel, used lnd highly
prifei Moreover, there l. ne cline to which i
has not proved to Le we'll adapted fr the cue OF
u considerable variety OF diseases; 1t is speedy
and safe remedy TOR burns, sculds, cuts, bruisei
wounds aud various other Injuries, as well as ior
dvsentery. ,arriip, and bowel com laints gcner.
ally. 1t IL admirably suited for every racc ii iBvD
Un the face Of the globe.
II IL u very sign ant iae., that notwithstard-
ing the ny peii'd OF >cais that the Pain Killer
has been before the world. II las never lost one
whit Vi Its popularity or shown the least sign Of
becoming unpopular but, TN The contrary, ,the
call for II has steadily increased from its first dis
covery Ivy that excellent aud honored man, Perry
Davis. and At no previous time has the demand
for 1t been so great. or tie quantity made been
so large. az 1t is this Gay.
Another fact H. that nowhere has the Pain
Killer ever lcen M higher reputc. or been more
generally used bv families and individuals than
it has been hero Mt home v here it was first dis
covered and introduced, and where it, rropric-
tors, Messrs. Perry Davis 4 Son, have ever been
held in high esteem. That the Pain Ki le' will
continue TO he, what we have style it, the great
medicine If the world, there cannot be the shallow
oil doubt. Providence advertiser. IG;IW
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DROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY
4 up TIKI
ERlCAN
WALTUAM WATCHES.

This country has reason to b. proud OF this
splendid specimen OF American operative geui,..
and enterprise. That it will work a revolution in
the watch manufacturing of the world
doubt who examines the operations Of the Walt
ham establishment, tor II turns OUT watch moNe-
ments at just about one-hslf the oil imported
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the uniform reliability vi tho
mrchine-nsde watches must give them n great
advantage over all others wherever known. 4
poor time piece Of machne-make will lie as rars
in the future good one hand make has Leu
heretofore, for machinery is arbitrary In its per-
Torrance. and can maks perfect article just
easy rs one that IS worthless. 1t will be u cause
reorganization il this highly useful American
Enter ri.o snail have the effect Of driving our OF
market the thousands OF ira nv foreign articles
miscallel tinekeepers by furni-hna excellent
and economical substitute N. Y. Times.
We have had one o, the works of thi+- Conn
pany in II for some cousi erable time, and
comparing them with former irst-class works OF
different manufacture possessed bv us, they huvs
established in our opinion their superiority over
ever introduced for correctness > time pieces
The World.
1--WE notice with regret (writing Of the Pari
Exposition the absence oi specimens Of American
manufacture, which, unlv OF comparatively OF Tee
ceut birth anon; Us, is already producing results
OF the most satisfactory character. II e watches
manufactured by the Waltham Company are cor
tainly. so far aS strength durability, aud excel
lence as time-kecpers are concerned a' good as
ANYTHING produced by the French or Swiss manu-
favturc>.-N; Y. Herald.
The beauty. the precision, the greater cheap
ro,S, the uniform excellence ola watch construct
ed by machinery exquisite that the merc spec
tace Of its operation is poetic, gradually give the
American Watches public preference which will
not he deceived, "-Harper's Weekly
EVERY WATCH is FULLY WARRANTED.
For .aie by MI First-Ciass Dealers in Inc United
Safes and British Provinces
For further Information address Il e Agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
~ Ia ItrnadWnN. Y Y.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

1t il stated that Rev George = b.
ing'on of the last class at Anlo,er, has
received and accepted c',l to the pas.
torate Of the Congregational church al
benson
"A minister is wanted for the Free>
will Baptist Society i, West Jamaica.
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OF YOUTH.

IL Gentleman who suffered for We rs from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indiscreton, will for the sake
OF suffering humanity send free TO all who need
it, the recipe aud directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO
by addressing. in perfect confidence
lily JOHN D. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St., New York.
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DYSPEPSIA.

nISPEPSIA.
~ There is no disease which experience has
so amply proved to he remediahle by the Peruvian
Syrup, (a protected solution Of the ProtoAiic Of
IRON, as Dyspepsia The most inveterstc forms
OF this disease have been completely cured by thi,
medicine, as ample testimony Of some Of our first
citizens proves
From the Venerable Archdeacon Scott, D. u.
Durham, Canada East.
81 am an inyeterate prspeptic Of more
than Is wears standing.
II have been so wonderfully benefited
in thrse short weeks during which | have used
the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarcely persuade
myself OF the reality. People who have kl own
me are astonished at the change. ! am " dcy
own, and can but recommend to Others that
hich has done much Tor me-"
Another Clergyman rites as ionows.
MY voyage to Europe Is Indefinitely postponed.
have discovered the Fountain of Health " on
this side OF the Atlantic. Tires bottles of Peru
Wan Syrup have rescued me from the iangs Of tho
fend Dyspepsia"
A pamphlet Of - pages containing history Of
this remarkable remedy, with trcatiee on Iron
as medicine, will he sent free to any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass. J. L. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
Sc Dey St, New York.
Sold by all bruggists i;;iw
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CUDDEN DEATH

CUDDEN DEATH
- is che fate Of every fibre upon which TIE
CAUsrIC POISON
Of an ordinary,hair dye falls. There is no
RESURRECTION
for the faments thus blighted. But. as it were
in the
TwISEIISG Of AN EYE.
hair OF any obnoxious co.or is changed toa
RICn AND GLORIOUS HUE,
aud ut the same time vitalAed and iml royed by
the use Of
CHRISTADORUS HAIR DYE
natures safe alv and beauty, rrgenerator, Man
utactured Inv }. CRlSTADORO. IS Maiden Lane
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Drrssers. 46:lw
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ERAY HAIR
VI Restored to its Original Youthful Color, by
the use of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER

1t will make Hair grow upon bald heads, except
in very aged persons. it furnishes the nItritve
principle by which the hair is nUurished and sup.
PORTED
1t will prevent the hair from falling out, and
does ut stain tie skin.
No better evidence Of its superiority need be
adjuced than the fact that many limitations Of
it offered to the public.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
Il. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale bv all druggists. 4Jw4
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UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DCCEU-

l. diurctc and blood purifying
and cures all diseases arising from habits OIL Isl
patton. Excesses and imprudcnce in life. npurit-
les in the blood etc.-Superscling Copaiba in at
iectUn> for which it is u>ei-in those diseases used
in connection with Ilelmbol,rs Rose Wash. sole
at Hclmhold's Drug and Chemical Warehouse No
500 Broadway, and hv Druggists evervwherc.-
Ask for Ilclmbold's Take no other. Beware OF
cOunteIfeits. Jan. 81
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l.. T. BowIE. Druggist Uuiontown Penn,
writes, April 4, 1866 .illen's Lung Balsam has
performed some remarkable cures about here.
recommend it with confidence in all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs"
STERLING Bros. Druggists, write from Carrcl-
ton, o, Jan. u, 1857 Send us six dozen Al
lens Lung Bnlsam. We are entirely out If it.
Ii gives more general satisfaction than am other
med cine We sell"
PERRY DAVIS 4 SoN Provilencs. r. l., general
wholesale agents for the Eastern States.
Sold by all dealc.s H. family Medicines Price
81. 4j.4w
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CASELETON SEMINARY.

An English and Classical Boarding School Tor
both SKIES.
Charges A. low ~ in any other School affordlng
equal advantages Instruction given ~ all the
Ornamental Branches a fall corps Of teachers
in all the departments.
Spring Term Of THU teen weeks begins Thurs-
day, phl 2, 1868 Address
CT BALLARD, Principal
Castleton, VT, Feb L. is6s, 2s:1y
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.NE OUNCE OF GOLD
Sn PER CENT SAVED
~ By USING
y. T. BABBlTr'S
LABOR SAVING SOAP.

This Sonp is made from clean and pure muteri-
ais, contains no adulteration of any kind, will
not injure the most delicate fabric, and is espec-
allv adapted for woolens. which will not shrink
after being washed with this Soap. 1t NAV be
grease, tar and stains Of all kinds. One pound
warranted equal to two pounds of ordinary family
soap. Directions sent with each bar for making
three gallons handsome soft soap from pound
OF this Soap. Each bar is wrapped in circular
con aiming full directions for printed in En-
g,h and German. Ask your grocer for ''B. T.
Rabbits Soap aud take no other. u. T. Bah
bit, Nos GA Ga, &c g, SO, 30, - and II, Wash
ington. St., y. Y.
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I INFORMATION;
no CONollMprINES
DI'N' & Ckl \ SEMIN AIRY
MANtntSTrR

u ~ q Z N y Y NENIN a K
~ MANCnksrER.
The Academic gar Is 'iviicd into Three / erms.
The First Term commences Wednesday Sep
emier ~ 1857
Rev Roswell lAFRIS Jr, p incipal and
Teacher ot Classical department.
Miss frIzA n tLARK Per eptress.
Tuition IRON 90 to 50 PER Term.
Room Rent and Incidental. "a.
Brlri per week, 1913
ioaIg men having the ministry in view may
re Give msterial aid from the Burr fund.
Circulars sent, ON arbitration ia clerk
L. S. CUSHMAN. CLERK.
M.nlhI.ter. 1867. .s;t
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SSTArF or VEEMOTT--D;s,rist o.

- ~ r. wv LII WV - DihtTlJL u
=. Addison S.
III Pr ITO court for ~ District IF ID lison.
IL al lersone irier Sod r. 'te tat, VI
AKRON. GUODnIttt,
lat' ~ Nlt'l"i"r, IN III nj trct. Gee inc
''"'rg~ hn'nnoiii, adui'istrAtof or tie ..tAse
o a., ',,c.-~d rreerrts his reifivn IN writing
20 n'd 'ortt l. presenting t.at lie eb'+ against
iii estate amount to tho sum II t925 o. and the
s<ten "a 81 admins IN or will nrno mt 70 he sam
" 1900, and that ,he peirnnal .s,ate &c fsid de-
c,a'td after deancing what has Leon resigned 10
the widow VI sail 0rteased M.ll @ So, no, md
that il will IT, necessary to sell real estate t raac
the sum Of sop co. and prAys The c,urt r license
10 sell teal estate III licio 1t tn rnse the san. Vi
s5i2,0o for the purpose aforesaid
lher,i re- YOU ore hereby untitled tn appear Ia,
iore laid Court at a sessinn thereof tu ie held at
the Probate tnli, in MI hilehnty, IN aid district
rn Monday. the 9Th day Of March next. 1'Gs at
ten o'clock in tie forenoon, {" show cause If auv
yn have. why faid license shOuid not lie granted.
Dated at MlIdlebury, a,o.esuii, the J It'll day
81 February, 1868.
SOW JED BUSHNELL. he'd ter
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NOTICE.
l. All persons having unsettled accounts
with me, will please call and settle the same
without the least Gelay. This is imperative.
WIN. 4. HITCHCOCK.
Shorehan, Feb. I'd, 1868. 45:iw
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING

IL Gcns--Thi> is to certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one Of the best REM
etcs in the world for diseased Lungs. | have
used it in my family tor breaking up trouble =
some cough with the hnplicst effect. | recon-
mcndel it to Young lady who had harrassing
cough and was threatened with Consumpti III. and
it cured her in few DAYS. | would recommend
it to all those prclspo,cd to Consumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON.
Cincinnati Ohio,
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UCH l..

DUCHU.
ID From Dispensatory of the United States
D.osMA CRESATi, BucHu LEAVES
Properties-rhcir odor is strong, dru.ive. and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitter, and analo-
gons to mint.
Medical propcr,ie. and uscs--B nrhr lsav.s are
gently stimuIant, with peculiar tendency 10 the
Urinary Organs. They Rre given in complains
OF the Urinary Organs Gravel Chronic Catarrb
of the Bladder, Morbid irritation Of the Bladder
and Urcthra. Disease oi the PROSTATE and Reten-
ton or inconinence OF Urine. from n loss OF tone
in the parts concerned in its evacuation. Tho
| remedy has been recommended in Dyspepsia
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneoas Affections, and
Drppsy.
HcimboMs Extract l,uchu i. used bv persons
from the ages Of ~ to - aud from IL to o., ar in
the dccline change of life after confinement OF
labor pailfs bed wetting in children.
In aft cions peculiar to Females, the Extract
Buchu is uncqualed by snt other remed;', as in
Chorosi-, or Retention, irreguarity. painiiilness
OF suppression Of customary eva uations, IL cera
ted or schiroas state OftlIe uterus.
Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys. Gravel and
Dropscal Sweilngs-Thir medicine Increases the
power of Digestion, and eXcitcs the absorLcnts
into healthy action, by which the Calca>ous Or
waterv depostio.,S and all unnatural enlargements
are reduced. rs well as pain and inflammation.
! Helmbuld's Extract Bnchu has cured every case
Of Diabetes in which it has been given lrrita
ton of tho neck at The Bladder, and Iniammat ton
ofthe Kidneys. liberation Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention Of the Urine. diseases Of the
PROSTATE Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel Brick Dust Deposit. and Mucous or Milky
Discharges, add for entecbled and delicate consi-
buttons OF both sexes, attended with the folio wing
symptoms :--lndisposion to ENcrion, Loss OF
Power, Loss Of Memory. Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling. Horror OF disease,
WakefunesS, Dimness ii Vision, Pain in the Back,
Skin EruPtions on the Face. pallid Countenancc,
| Universal Lasstude of Muscular System, etc.
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STATE Of VERMONT Addison

y ThSrlCt, -.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons interested ia the estate vi
SYLVIA DRAKE,
late oi C"rnw all insaid disui,,, O,eease,i.
Gree ing
Al instrument purEorting g he the a,t will ami
Testament Of said sylvia Drak. having been pre-
@ned to raid Probate Count ivr Probate and
allowance;
lou are therefore hereby nstifrd to appear before
said Court at session thercot. 10 Ie held ut
he Probate Office in snid Biiddl"hury in sai
dis rict. on Mon'hy, the ID dav Of Malcli
next CSG5.) at len o'clock in the forenoon and
STOW cause. il any YOU hav vi said instrument
should not he proved aud allowed as the last will
AMI testament OF raid decreased.
Dated at Nnldl"brrv, this II Il aav Of February,
1893. JED >. BUSHNELL. Register
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-10-14
Independent.

+ The franklin, ST. Mary Planters Ban
ner, October Sd, relates the following:
Last Saturday, q colored man who was
formerly a servant of Mr.. G. l.. Fuselier
but who purchased his freedom before tile
war, mingled with the crowd of white and
eolored Democrats and Radicals on oul
streets, during the speeches and the move
ments of the procession, with the following
card written distinctly, and placed on the
front of his hat:
tfMY PRINCIPLES"
II owe no thanks to any man for my
freedom. nr SIS
81 earned it, during the time of slavery
through honest toll, and with the protec.
ton of God
believing the North the home of freed
ON, / visited Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and other cities in search of liberty
and equal rights.
There / met With no friends of my
ACE. 5.+ -.
il, returned to fhc sunny South, and here
live and feel that l can live free and
hanny among the Southern men, the true
friends of th,s colored man. confident that
that the sontd "a the best country, and the
Southern whites tie best friends OF the
black race.
Therefore l am a staunc.t ara fearless
Democrat, and q supporter Pt seymour no
and Blair.
''Your most obedient servant,
'HENRY THOMAS"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-10-14

A Coon IILUsTRArIoN.-Hon. T. A.
Hendricks, of Indiana, the Democratic can
didate for Governor, in speech Of great
soundness and force, in showing the inn
portance of harmony and good feeling be-
tween the North and the South, and the
advantages Of reciprocal trade between the
South and the Northwestern States, gave
the following illustration:
,'The sweetest lesson of our religion is
to be found in the parable Of the Prodigal
Son. That son, you recollect, became tired
of the best home in the world, and wander-
ed off to seek his fortune among strangers.
Seeding from the paterpal roof, soon pow
erty and hunger came upon him, and he
concluded to return. If that father, who
saw him away off. had been Radical,
what would he have said There comes,
my rebellious son! He thinks will let
him come back upon the same terms as the
rest of the boys and girls. No, no !, That
father, as described to us in the parable,
was not a Radical. he opened his arms
aud welcomed him as he saw the erring
boy return, and as he stepped into the
house, peace, love and happiness returned.
There was Radical in that family, though.
The other boy, as soon as he saw his
brother coming, commenced growing, and
did not want the returning prodigal admit
ted. ask you, as Christian mert and citi-
zens, do you think we can build our insti-
tutions upon the bad passions of hatred,
revenge and jealousy-passions that come
up from the dark caverns of hell 2"
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!" Westward the, Star Of Empire
Takes Its Way"
Secure a homestead In California.
The Emlgrant Homestead Association,
OF CALIFORNIA.

p
INCORPORATED under the laws of the
i State, November 30th, 1867, for the pur-
pose of PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS
MEMBERS, and thereby induce immigra-
CAPITAL STOCK 81 coo 600, divided in
to 900 shares Mt s. each, payable in u
s. Currency. Certificates of stock issued
to subscribers Immediately upon receipt of
the money. NO PERSON ALLOWED TO
HOLD MORE THAN FIVE SHARES.
A circular containing a full description
of the property to be distributed among
the shareholders sent to any address upoir
receipt of stamps to cover postage. In
formation as to price of land in any por
ton Of the State; or upon any other sub
ject of interest to parties proposing to inn
migrate. cheerfully furnished upon receipt
of stamps for postage. sr.s
All letters should be addressed. SECRE-
TARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASSO-
Post Office Box No &c, San
Francisco, California, fs.-a. z,,s5 r.i5f
Oct. IA, 166S72m.