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Heads.
A SCHOOL BOYS COMPOSITION.


Heads are of different shapes and different
sizes. They are full of notions Large heads do
not always hold the most. Some persons can
tell just what man is by the shape OF his head.
High heads are the best kind. Very knowing
people are called long headed. A fellow that
won't stop for anything or anybody is called hot
headed II he ism. quite SO bright, they call
him soft-headed if he won't be coaxed nor turn
ed, they call him pig-headed. Animals have
very small heads. The heads of fools slant black.
When your head is cut off, you are beheaded.
Our heads are all covered with hair, except bald.
heads There are other kinds Of heads besides
our heads.
First there are barrel.heads Second, there
are pin-heads. Third, heads of sermons-some-
times minister used to have fifteen heads to
one sermon. Fourth, hesdwin Fifth, head of
cattle-when farmer reckons up his cows and
oxen he calls them SO many heads OF cattle.
Sixth, drumheads-drumheads are made Of sheep
skin. Seventh, heads or tails-when you toss
up pennies. Eighth, double headers-when you
let off rockets. Ninth, come to a head-like a
boil or q rebellion. Tenth, cabbage heads
ounces are called cabbage heads, and good enogh
for them. Eleventh, at Loggerheads-when you
don't agree. Twelfth, head of chapters. Thir.
teenth, head him off-when YOU want to stop
horse or boy. Fourteenth, head of the family.
Fifteenth, blunderhead. Sixteenth, the mxst-
hesa-where they send sailors to punish them.
Seventeenth, get up to the head-whea you spell
the word right Eighteenth, the head of q
stresm-where it begins Nineteenth, down by
the head-when . vessel is deep loaded at the
bows Twentieth, 6gurehead carved on ves.
eel. Twenty.6rst, the cathead, and that's the
end ct 3 stick of timber that ship anchor hangs
by. Twenty.second, hesdland or cape. Twenty
third, head Of tobacco. Twenty.fourth, bulk.
head, which is partition in q ship. Twenty
9th. 90 ahead-but first be sure you are right
Our young Folks.
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Ask any responsible druggist what hair pre-
paration be would most strongly recommend, and
he will tell you that "Barrett's Vegetable Resto-
wise prove the fact, II received the highest pre-
mium at the New Hampshire State Fair, in 1868.
-BaltinsOrS telegram.
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man once went to an eccentric lawyer to be
qualified for some petty office. The lawers said
to him: "Hold up your hand. I'll swear you,
but all creation couldn't qualify you"
Remember who you are talking to. sir !" said
an indignant parent to fractions boy, "I'm
your father, sir!" swell, who's to blame for
that 7" said young impertinence, "taint mel"
The last case of Incidence is that of man
named John Hole, who was so lazy that, in writ
ing his own name, he simply ased the letter, j.
and then punched hole through the paper.
"How fast they build houses now !" said H.
~They began that building last week, and now
they are putting in the lights" eyes," answer.
ed his friend, land next week they will put in
the liver"
Two 'ladies' were having some words together
on the roadside, when the daughter of one of
them popped her head out of the door and ,,ied :
"Be quick, mother, and call her q thief before
she calls you one"
"You mean to shay, sir, thash you don't drink
drink (hic)-don't drink shoshle glass ?"
Eyes, Bill, I've given it up find can do more
work without it." Finy0ucndomOre work with.
oitp Why. John, thash most extrornery reason
ever heard, John. Shtop shoshle (hic) glass Z
domowork!".
"Do you think. Doctor" asked an anxious
mother, "that it would improve little Johnny's
health to take him to tho springs and let him
try the watcr ?" u haven't doubt of it, mad.
am" "What springs would you recommend,
DoctorP" "Any springs, madam, where you
hnd plenty Of soap"
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Last Monday, q German called at Goodhue,
Andrew & Co.'S saw.mill, to gaze in wonder at
Che various and complicated machinery. Amoog
other things that be saw, was q small circular
cav. saving faster than anything he ever saw
cav before. It's rapid motionl fascinated him !;
be reached out his right index finger towards its
Il-defned periphery, for the circumference of .
saw in swift motion look. to be at the base of
the teeth, and not at their points, when, to his
surprise, the end Of his finger disappeared in an
instant and rolled away to the other side of the
saw. The man tied up the stump in his hand.
kerchief; whereupon Mr.. Andrews, noticing
him, came up and inquired what was the matter.
The victim Of misplaced confidence replied !:
"Mishter Andrews, never comes to see your
mills before. I seed dis ting going around so
fast takes mein vinger to him, like dis, and
-mein Gott?" In explaining his first mishap,
the German touched the saw with his left fore.
finger, and that few off. Turning to Andrews
In almost breathless establishment, the man ex-
claimed, "Mishter Andrews, never comes to
see your mills before; I see him; never comes
to see him again" And wrapping the finger in
to his handkerchief, he started for doctors
office, and disappeared.-Floyd County (Io,oa)
AdpOdce
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PolNT PLEASANT LITERARY socrrTY,
This Society held it's regular weekly
meeting on last Monday evening, The
question; "should Cuba be annexed to
the United stOtea," was animated and
ably discussed by the affirmative and
negative sideS. Affirmative Mas,rs, N.
Soldier and 8, H. Patrick; negative,
Messrs. H. R. Howard aud John NJ,
Phelps. Decided 10 favor of the negaG
tive. Question for next Monday even.
iOg, "Rss0lrsa, That the importation of
Chinese 10 the United States, should be
prohibited by Congressional enactment"
Affirmative, Masss. NJ. Ssidler and W,
Wiley; negative. DR.. Campbell and Geo,
W. TiPpsu,
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DENoREsT's MoSruLY.-A splendid
Christmas number. This favorite peri.
Odical Tor ladies' improves with every
issue. lis reliable fashions, its pumer,
Gus full sized patterns, its admirable il
Illustrations. and great variety of useful
and interesting reading matter, render
it by far the most desirable magazine OF
the day. aud in fact indispensable TO
ladies living away rrom the metropolitan
centers, 1t iS also the cheapest m,g'-
zine al So per aunum, with q handsome
premium, which alta limited time, may,
we sac. be large and mag Efficiently
engraved copy of LilIio NJ, SpenOers
Fourth Of July Pic-nic"-a picture
worth three time the cost OF the maya.
zine. Published at 1928 Broadway, New
York.
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Public Meeting.

1TrHEREAS it has been suggested tina
w probably good might result from meet
inc, of the prescribed party and their friends
IN eyery county in the State, and passing re-
.n,etfpl resolutions in aid of the let mp move.
mcot now iujprogress, we the Subscribers rec
ANN that a meeting Of theproscribed par.
~ and such of their friends as may choose to
5i,ppd be held at the Court House Of Mason
county, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
s5th, inst christmas day. to take some
action 10 the matter. tits 10 be hoped that all
Of Inc prescribed party who take any interest
in being rehabiltatcd, will attend.
HENRY j. FISHER,
JOHN MoCAUSLAND.
LEWIS B. MENAGER,
WILLIAM X. QUINN,
JAMES A. SMITH,
WELLINGTON EASTMAN,
A X, BARBEE,
PRESLEY EASTMAN,
A. EASTMAN.
A f. GEORGE,
l.Y NEWMAN.
SAMUEL VANSICKLE.
december l6-2g.
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MARRIED:
On december 3D. by Rev W. H. Harrison,
George Anderson to Miss Amanda Sewell.
OBITUARY:

At her residence near this place, last Wed
neSday after a short but painful illness, Mrs
Patsey O., wife of James II. LEXIS, and
daughter Of John McCullOch, Esq
IJ'Tis painful indeed Another Of our most
beloved aud respected citiz ms gone. Passed
from earth to Glory All that is good, pure,
excellent and worthy Of imitation embellished
the character Of Mrs. Lewis and why the pow
erty Of earth should be- robbed to enrich the
ngboundpd fitness " Heaven is a mystery we
cannot penetrate. and is only known TO Him,
"Who docth all things well j." The overshad.
owing cloud fonts beneath the eternal stars as
the sanled spirit is fire. fed by We tai hands,
burning within the shrine OF rew existence
glOriously immortal.
The melancholy Intelligence Of her death
was 50 unexpected, and so sad, that II seems
now like one Of those frghtiul dreams that
VaHsh as we wake As the sad picture Of the
ten moth.ress children, and the grief stricken
father and husband aud the lamentations OF
The relatives and friends as they mourn for the
hut minple our tears with those who are thus
bereCt O, one whose place in the family circle
canpo, be (lled But great is the mystery OF
Godlness" Divine Providenccs Gre inscruta'
blo md the "ways Of the Lord Rre past linding
nut" He does not willingly aillict and chast'
enoth those whom he loveth. May God in his
mercy, bring coincidence to the hearts Of the
mOurners.
Athcr residence in West Columbia, on the
ls,h of December, 1869, Mrs, Racheal Mason
aged 40 years and days
n-rMrs NJ. was first member Of tho Metho
dist Church aud then member Of the United
brethren Church. for many years She died
a, the had lived, a true Christian.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

Peters Musical Moathly for December
is before US. 1t contains ten charming
songs and four choice Instrumental
pieces. Of the latest composition, which
canno! be bad at less than thirty cents
a piece. make this single copy to every
lover OF music worth OF least So 49,
Considering that the price of this excel.
lent magazine for the vholo year lie only
IS 90 the cheapest way to get at least
$50 90 worth Of music is to subscribe
for it, Address J. L Peters, 500 Broad
way, New York.
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~, EST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY.

Hon. 7. HosE, Pres't Board of Regents
G Q 'STUROEs, Sec,y "
ALEx MARTIN D. D.. President, aud Profess
tr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ S Lyon, A. NJ Vice President, Profess.
or of Eng. Literature, and Princip, Prep'y
Dept.
$ G STEVENS, A. M, Professor Of Astrono.
my and Physics
II II PirRcg, A. M, Capt U. s. A,,) Pro.
fessor Of Mathematics Of military Tactics.
j j STLvENsoM A. NJ, Ph d. Professor Of
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW Woop, Phi, D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
oW MLLER, A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department.
Oh PupISTOS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAGANs, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings
Hucn W BRooK, NJ. d., Lecturer on Physiolo.
~ and Hygiene.
Hon JouN A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TEnN begins lst Tuesday in September,
W NTgn TEnN LIST Monday in December
SPRN0 TERM " Sd Tuesday in March.
CorNEN0EMEST, Sd Wednesday in June,
TUlrioS-Preparatory, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks.
University, $500 per Term OF 10
weeks.
BoARpNs-Not to exceed 81 per week,
GTSend stamp for Catalogue.
Aorgaplowp, W, Va,
Avg 10, 1869 -iy,
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While the papers Of almost every city
and town throughout the county are
filled with advertisements of merchants
who have received holiday goods, the
merchants of Pon, Pleasant have failed
entirely to do anything of the kind. =
They are behind the times
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MARsHAL's SALE.-0n the 3Ist day oil
December. 1869, U s. Marshal Hedg.
man Slack, will sell under a decree of
the United States District Cour', the
sesmer IT. ], Pickett" The sale will
take place at Point Pleasant. The
"Pickert" is now living 10 the mouth Of
the Kanawha. whore size can be seen
AMI examined BY those who desire 10
invest in steamboat stock. Terms: One
fifth Of the purchase money, cash in
hand.
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Col. LUTHER VANoE has sold his pa
per, lthe Gallipolis Bulletin, to Mr. James
E Hebcrd, of that city. While we are
sorry to lose the Colonel from the ed-
torisI fraternity, yet we are glad that he
is succeeded by so clever gentleman as
MIR Heberd, We wish the new editor
success.
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tried Il, know that Il cured them; those who have
not know that II cures their neighbors and friends,
aud all know that what 1t does once II does always
that II never fails through any fault or negectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands ofcerticaes OF their remarkable cures OF tho
following complaints but such cures are known IN
every nelghborLOOd, and we need not publish them'
Adapted TO all ages and conditions In all climates;
containing neither calomel or any deleerous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal vscera 10 purify the blood and stimulate Il
into healthy action the distractions of the
stomach bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body restoring their Irregular action TO health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derango
ments az are the FIRST origin OF disease,
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For nyspepsia or Indigestion, ListIeas.
ness, LAnguOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and Its various syn1p.
toms, Bilious HeSiOche, Sick HEeadache,
JHundice or Green sickness, Bilious
COtic and Bilious Eevers, they should be Ju.
dicousy taken for each case 10 correct the diseased
action or remove tho distractions which cause II.
For DyseHtNTy or Di0TrhOoU, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For iEhaumatIan, Gjout, Gravel, Paint.
tasiOn Of the hkeart, Pain In the side,
Back and hOinS, they should be continuously
taken IS required 60 change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpay and DrOpsicGl dwellings they
should be taken In large and frequent doses 10 pro-
duce the eject Of drastic purge,
For BuppFsssIOa large dose should be taken
as II produces tho desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner Pm, take ono or two PtfiS 10 pro-
mote digestion aud relieve the stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invig0rates the system Hence II Is oflen Ad.
vantageOus where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOlerAhly well, Omen nnds that dose
Of these PiIIs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoYatng effect on the digeS.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. @. AVER & co.. Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. ArASS., U. 8. 4.
For sale BY / Miles lSept 2-ly
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A New Years GIFT ANY gentle
man who wants to give lady freud
present, ought to send her Pctersoa's
Ladies Nutio al Magaziae for 1870
And, as it promises to be better than
ever, would be- very interesting and
useful gift The January number Of this
most excellent m gag me is on our table,
and it contains two Of tho most splendid
steel eugraYings tina, We ever say. The
first one is called. Pared by Fate" and
is accompanied with very powerful
story, by Frank Lea Benedict. The
second is called, "a Blister Morning, and
represents Two children skaliug on he
ice. The price of this magazine
is only $500 q year, and their induce,
mems to clubs are very liberal. Speci-
meus sent gratis to those wishing 10 form
clubs. Address Charles J Peterson, No
SOC, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
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At COst.--Messrs Thomas Il Son l.,
Front Street. Point Pleasant, are now
Offering Hoods. and all other Fancy
wooden goods at cost Call and see them.
There lie 20 better place in town 10 deal,
thau with this firm. Their motto is low
prices and good measure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

The amount of money orders issued
by the GalIipolis Post Office, for Novem'
Der, was SI,IS2 27 Amountof orders
paid 1919 03,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

A son of Mr. John Thomas, of Port
land, was killed few days since. being
accidentally struck with base ball bat
which slipped from the hands OF aYonog
man named Morgau,- GaNIiPOlts Jour
nal.
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Tho aggregate amount Of the sale Of
the Harper'S Ferry government property
at the close of the third day was S294,-
44A.60.
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A lot Of Turkeys-one hundred and
City odd were driven through our
streets, Friday, 10 the river, for shipment
south, They belonged to Capt c. A.
johnson, of Coviugton, KY GaHipol5
Journal.
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Hon. P. G. Van Wiukle will accept
our thanks for three volumes of the
Congressional Globe, third session 4OIh
Congress.
Hon. john s, Witcber member Of
Congress from this District, has our
lhaoks for valuable public documents.
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We desire to have our patrons call
and settle their bills, due this office, as
weintend to do as usar as possible a
cash business. Particularly SO on subs
scriptions.
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rEHsoSAL.--We had pleasant call
''om our es eoued friend, and former
e'nz'n Of this place, Kinscy Robinson,
u" last week, Mr. Robinson is now a
c'1sen Of Charleston, West Va, and is
engaged 10 the Flour, Feed aud Grain
business and We are glad to know That
~ Is F'ceivlnga liberal patronage, The
0uu''Ie''on people viii fad him to be
1u oo'''" upright, gentleman and a
''''d'Riing and obIigiog business man,
one 10 whom they can place the most
implicit confidence.
We had the pleasure of taking by the
D'oa Fnd'y evening, Major lIcdsman
T,'cR' United Safes Marshal for the
District of West Virginia, He looks as
nearly and robust as ever. Long may
wave"
~. We 'I'' had call, on Tuesday, from
" WI IL ,''nd' Eli NJ, Rollins. Esq, Clerk
" 0'eld'nen Township, Mr.. Rollins,
IKE anOOne't man, renewed his subscrip.
u0n TO the Register for another year
a"u pad Tor Tin advance. lie says that
S. uan who takes lis county paper and
,0", 10, p'y for it,, is in his opinion
s'|V 0' most hCinOus crime, aud
u, NJ us opinion we most heartily concur
g My 1e live fot untold year,, and be
''''''d with perpetual health.
AL. '1' Legislature Of West Virginia au
a. al Wh'sliug 90 the lslh otJan.
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Mr.. G. Z. Beale, across the river,
shipped to Baltimore, last week 40 head
Of cattle, and % lead OF hogs This is
his second Shipment, Some Of the cattle
weighed over 1000 lbs = Gal'poisJour
nat.
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Tors! ToYs!-Mr. Paul Vollett has
just received large lot Of toys of every
variety Tor the holidays, together with
all the varieties of plain and fancy can-
dies. He has alsv lsid in an extensive
stock of family groceries, TO all Of which
we invite the uttentioa of our readers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

A convention Of the Representatives
OF the different CoNl Mines Of West VOp
is announced TO meet at Grafton on the
hrst Of January nstt,
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II you desire to purchase toys or fan
cy articles, or candies, for the holidays.
60 10 B. L. Miles Drug Store for them,
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HEAVY HoGs.-Lasl week, W. Somer.
Vile sold to Thomas d Co. nine hogs
averaging 300 lbs
Geo Mcdaniel sold the some Arm E
hog which weighed 47G los.
G, W. Moupjn also sold to the same
drm, three hogs, the aggregate weight
VI which were l 900 lbs.
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BALTIMORE ADvgRTlslSo Aagsoy.- Aessrs
f 4 Riley, Jr., and Jlhn NJ. kllman, at ~
south Charles street, Baltimore. Md are our
authorized agents 10 receive, subscriptions and
advertisements, at our regular terms.
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All kinds Of Christmas toys for 'ale
at B. l.. Miles Drug Store.
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FLOUR MARKET 1t will be seen by
the following, that the worthy proprietor
of the Excelsior" Mill--RObsrt Wilson
has made great reduction in the
price Of flour and meal Every reader
will appreciate These figures. aud when
they want -four will go directly to the
"Exeelsior Mil tor it.
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"Lisi to the echo hail the sound,
From every quarter, lol II comes:
Magazine Of worth Is found.
Exaltng both our taste aud homes."
THE USEFUL in DFMoREsT's MoSrHLY CON
prises the Utility Of Fashions in Ladies' and
Childrea,s dress. including full.siEe Fashion.
deniag, both useful aud ornamental adap'.,. an
Ladies: Model Cottages, with their sITroun .
dingsi and Home MaitTs in Bl) their depart.
ments
THE ENTERTAINING comprises Original
Stories and Poems by the test authors, Spicy
Items Talks to Women by Jennie June, Lit
erary Gossip, etc, and Popular Music by the
best Composers, etc. etc, etc, 80
THE BEAUTIFUL comprises numerous II
usttslions in the highest sly 10 Of art, printing
on the finest calendercd paper, in the hest man.
ner. gOt up IN style 10 form a splendid vol
ume for biuding Mt tho end Of The year, and
altogether monthly visitor that no lady Of
taste or economical housewife can afford TO be
without.
Yearly subscription, only $500, with the
finest, largest, and most pleasing engraving
ever finished in America, and richly worth $40,
entitled "TuE Picnic ON THE FouRTH OF
JULT." given as a premium TO each subscriber,
aud n splendid premium for clubs. Address,
DEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
s3s BROADWAY, N. Y,
When sent by mail, .the postage on the En-.
Craving. ten cents, Ulust be included.
Specimen copies Of the Magazine with Cjreu,
lars mailed free on receipt Of fifteen cents.
Nov. 25-tf
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THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
or PITTSBURGH.
For the Safe Keeping of Bonds apf
other Securities, &C,
No. 80, FOURTH AVENUE,
GUARANTEE RATES,

(For year or less peJlod)
Government aud all otl.er Coupon securities.
including Bank Bills, 81 90 PIT $1,000
Gold Coin or Bullion, Is Der 1000
Silver Coin or Bullion, 2 GU per 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, under gcal on owners es,
innate Of full value, ard tate subject to 6d.
justment for bulk on basis ofSl 90 per 1000
Deeds, Mortgages, valuable paper generally,
when Of no Gxed value, 81 0Oa year each d
according 10 bulk. ''"' "r
Wills, IS 90 which premium covers the ra,
mainder Of tho life Oi the maker 80
The company IL also prepared 10 rent snl all
Iron Safes leach furnished witha Tin Boxj
inside its Burglar proof vault the icuter e1clu!
sivoly hold the kew thereof at the following
rates, viz; $l5, 90 80, 90, rs and sl0O per an.
mum. Also, to Store Books Of Account, Rec.
ords, Valuable Title Papers, etc, nj reasonable
rates. N" 90"
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
President,
HEERY LLOYD. Vice President. e 2 ~
pIREcroRs
William Piillips, Byron q Painter,
Henry nSyd, Jos 5. Morrison,
William B, George Black,
wllliamv Lyon, cpltisG. HuSIcy.
Jsmeb l. pliett.
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