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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

SHORT HoRN.SAI.E.-C- c. Pierce, OF
Clarendon, has recently sold to John S.
Emery, of Wallingford, his two thorough
bred white heifer calves, "SnowiiAke" and
"Snowdrop,' for $500, ont Of Lady Baxter
and Charlotte ; also, > half blood Durham
heifer calves for 800 He has got a herd
of lG head of thorough bred short horn
COWS and heifers also, the celebrated bull
Cavalier" ,G,526) from a great milking
family, bred by Mr.. Saml. Thorn. Farm
ers will do well TO improve themselves of
this opportunity to improve their stock.
See advertisement of bull.
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Southern News.

RICHMOND, VA, March 90.
Last night about eight o'clock, the po-
lice arrested Gov. Wells, II. G.. Bond,
Register of Bankruptcy, and L. E. Dud-
ey, secretary of the Republican central
committee, on the charge of purloining
from the post Office lester written by
w. H. Samuel, ex-secretary of the repub-
licac an state central committee to Edgar
Allen, ex-member of the state constitu.
tional committee.
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BOUGHT FOR CASH AT UNPRECEDENTED
LOW PRICES.
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sodrss hun I "a ! e. eeeS. . n. ,old OXEN
Ma % lS1 Q stssss GA o.. sov q II Nc, o.
sk. The sheep trade was 20 unsatisfactory on or
binary grades { hat many lots were handed over to
sae butchers ~ be marketed ON commission. W.
d. bardwsll, one load, 20 rba at &C. r. Riford
A'SSo Ms at Ais one or two lots of cossets and
extra sheep at SC per n.
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--LATEST NaWs.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Proceedings Of Congress.
NEW YORK NEWS.
RAILRORD',ACCIDENT.
Interesting Ger eral News.
~ IL IL
Proceedings Of Congress.
NEW: YORK NEWS,
RAILRORD',ACCIDENT.
Interesting General News.
&C. &c &C.

WASHINGTON, March 90.
SENATE.

WAsHINGToN, March 90.
SENATE.
Mr. Drake resumed the argument in
favor of his amendment offered yester-
day.
Mr.. Trumbull defended the bill which
had already passed both houses, and fail
ed to become a law because of the Presi-
dent not signing it.
Mr. Williams favored postponement
until next session and made that resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Sawyer opposed postponement
urging that in his section immediate re-
lief was necessary, as the courts were
overburdencd.
Mr. Stewart supported the bill
Mr.. Sherman thought Mr.. brakes
amendment would, if adopted, produce
an insurrection OF the bar
Mr. Williams motion was rejected, |
against "A.
Mr. brakes amendment was also reject
ed, as was another he subsequently
offered, providing that no judgment Of
affirmance shall be made in any ease iii
the L. S. supreme court when the Judges
ar equally divided, the latter by vote of
10. to 80
Mr. Sumner offered new section ro-
viding for u new situation for the retire
ment of Judges over seventy years Of se
with continuance Of salary.
Mr. Trumbull. while he had no ohjec-
ton to the pr vision, opposed it on the
ground that it would defeat the bill in
the House
The amendment WIS rejected, aud the
1 n
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Georgia News.
New YORK, March 81.

NEW YORK, March II.
A Washington special to the Telegram
says information has been received at the
Treasury department. to the effect that
prominent U. s. official, of Georgia, has
absconded to Cuba with about one humid
red thousand dollars of the government
fund.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

Mr.. MARsHALL's CoNDITIoN.-Ihe
Condition of Mr. Myron L. Marshall, OF
Clarendon, injured by the accident on
Monday remains about the same as re-
ported in Yesterdays HERALD. If any
thing, the symptoms are more favorable
with some hope of recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

BMDGING LAKE CHAMPLAIN-AN M
poRTANT MATTER = The Whitehall
Chronicle understands that letter has
been received in that village from Cot.
Tanner, their Ropes alive in Congress,
stating that Coy. Page of Vermont is now
in Washington urging the passage of an
act authorizing the construction of a
bridge over Lake Champlain at Ticon-
deroga, with some probability of succeed
ing. The Chronicle urges the business
men of Whitehall and of the cities OF
Troy and Albany to take immediate ac-
ton to defeat this scheme to divert traffic
and travel into Vermont A bridge at
Ticonderoga would seriously interrupt
the general navigation of the lake, while
it would make that place the Southern
terminus of the steamboats, which now
connect with our railroad lines at White
hall
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A False RullnOr.
NEW YORK, March %.

New YORK, March 90.
The report started by an evening pa
per that the World newspaper has been
sold to Seymour, Church, & Cassiday is
understood to be without foundation in
fact
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

FIREMEN's FEsTIvAL.-The Firemen' s
Festival last evening was successful
and pleasant gathering. About one hun
dred and fifty couples participated in the
festivities of the occasion, and the best of
decorum and order prevailed. The sup
pers at the Bardwell and Central houses
were gotten up in the best style of those
popular "hostelries;" $50 were at the
Bardwell and $50 at the Central Great
credit is due to the committee of arrange
ments for the manner in which the festi-
val was arranged and carried out. The
hre department was well represented from
all the companies, and all seemed happy.
The firemen of Rutland, after the many
scenes through which they have passed the
last year, are entitled to have "a good
tlme,' and such they had at the RutIand
Opera House Last evening.
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NO HOSPITALS.

la Europe ID America, have as many patents a.
DIR. Wolcott, l7o Chatham square, y. l., where
all can test, free of cost, Wo.cott's AnnihiI.or,
for ca arTh, OF Wolcotts Pain Paint for the i'm
mediate removal OF all pain, ard certain cure Of
diseases. Bay none unless In white wrappers.
nlanlAM2M
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MNEEfAorS, BIRTHS AND DEATHS
The following shows the number Of mar
riaae~, births ana deaths registered in the
Town Clerks Office in Rutland, for the
year ending the 3l,t of December, 1868
Number of marriages, %; number q
births, $50; number Of deaths, 139.
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Military Prisoners.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 90.
A special to the Avalanche, from Little
Rock, this evening, says that Gov Clay
ton has ordered the military prisoners
held in Crittenden County, turned over
to the civil authorities
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DEPOT BURNED.-The passenger depot
at Waterbury took fire about eight o'clock
On Saturday evening, and was totally de-
stroyed. All the yaluables were saved
The fire caught in the oil closet Loss
estimated at 81 900.
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IRE.
BosroN, March, %.

The Waban Mills for the manufacture
of sheathing paper, in Needham, were de-
stroyed by fire, yesterday, loss $4,000,
insured for 100000.
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BURLINGTON. - President James B.
Angel has resigned as one OF the school
commissioners of the city OF Burlington.
L s. Drew has offered to sell the Fair
Grounds in Burlington, to the city for
$12, 900, subject to free use OF them BY
tho Vermont State Agricultural Society
for 1869 and 1870. The board OF alder
men have made the proposition the special
order for meeting to be held the first
Monday in April.
Peter King was arraigned before
Judge Shaw on Monday, for violation Of
the prohibitory law, and plead guilty to
one count. 1t being his second offense, ne
was fined $50 and costs.
Tho thermometer at 10 o'clock, Mon
day night, registered at the Free Press
office % degrees above zero, showing a
rise Of II degrees in the previous twenty
four hours.
The Free Press contains the following
notice of the death of James Flynn, by
freezing
The body of James Flynn was found
Monday, in the swamp on the farm OF W.
r. Villas, in Colchester. lie LEI; his
boarding place at Mr. McFarland's to go
to Winooski on the morning OF the 10Th
inst, and as he was frequently absent for
several days, no alarm was felt, or inquiry
made, until Monday, when search was
made, and his body found as described.
It appears he had been to the Falls
during the day and was returning. He
was last seen by Mr.. Ring on the farm OF
Nh. Villas, about three o'clock in the aft
ternoon; after leaving Mr.. Rings he fol-
lowed the lumber road for some distance
then left it, apparently designing to take
a shorter route across, when he evidently
became confused in the storm and perish
ed He was man of about ~ or 10 years
of age, and had lately worked for Mr.
Shipman. 1t is understood that he has
relatives living IN Rutland.
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uOSTGN LIVE >IG(h uAIfkEE
HriE htOm, Cnmbridgc aud We'd iOrd.
For the week ending March %, 1869.
reported Tor the Rutland HFHiLr.
AMOUNT OF STOCK Ar MARkKr.


I One year ago. 1901 5,s22 lO
PRICES
BEEF Per 100 lbs. total weight of hide, ia
Z low and meat extra, fl3 5O1Ili 90. first quality
.I3 0Oal3 IS; second quality, sl2 OoGll2 - thur
Z quality, Gil OOCnll IS: few choice single pairs
I ili 5"al5 co. some of the poorest cows and bulls
! .Iu O0Gll 90.
WORKING OXEN s?OO@soo.
+ HANDY STEERS sl5Od22j, or mach accord.
! ing To their value as beef.
/ COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Far quality
.io@ 10, extra s750ll00 farrow and dry .35@5o.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight d97c. ex.
4 SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head, in lots, g. OC
/ as 90.
sHOTEs Wholesale, l2@ls; retail l2@l6.
HIDES-Bnghton I0GlO4c.; country lots
a lOAc.; ealtskins 20CG22c.
rALLoW brighton, s99c country lots,
VEAL CALVES 3 oo6lI2 90.
PELTS l50a2o0c.; country lots, green, l20G
l50c.
REMARKS
The trade closed a. Brighton last Thursday,
dull ut a. decline OF one half cent per n. on all
grades, except the premium qualities. though
the rec sipts of western was ,46S some $50 less
than the previous week. the demand weak.
At Cambridge, about 523 were in the yards to-day
some 200 more than last Tuesday. The storm o.
mingled snow, hail and rain made out door opera
tions uncomfortable and the number Of buyers
about the yards unusually small. In fact,
the proportion of people in the lanes compared
with the stock in the yards is seldom small
yesterday afternoon. 1t was understood that large
numbers were on the way for Brighton both from
the east and from the west. In the words of one
of the butchers, "The air is full of CATTLE" and
the commissioned houses full of beef. The down.
ward tendency of prices last week seems to be
well sustained if not increased by the duh market
Of to-day.
These were some fine lots OF oxen offered at
Cambridge. Batchelder Brothers had % oxen
said to dress 200 Ds each, fed by A. Wallace, on
the farm in EPSON, belonging to Augustus Lord,
Esq, of Portsmouth, N. H., u Of which were sold
to George Wild, on commission one pair weigh
ing at market AS lbs. at l, and one pair, ZOO
lbs. at lac per D; others Ut l3kc per ID. G. w.
Brown sold one pair fed BY Mr.. Fay, East Concord
n H.. 200 rbs. 1t home, $40 1t market for exc
One pair fed by Jeremiah Abbott, Of Concord,
1865 bs at home $40 rbs. at market, at exc per
u. live weight. C. 8. Houghton sold oxen to
dreas 10 cwt. each, 1t l3c, dressed oxen and one
stag at axe; listers and oxen at from II to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

rbe Herald is the only paper IN
the County of Rutland, or TINS sec.
non of Vermont that takes Seie.
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
tarIy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

EOR SALE.---TEN ACRES OF
IL good land, with house, barn, and wagon
house, in Pittsford, one mile from the mills, .
pleasant location for q small family. Price ten
hundred dollars. For particulars enquire Of
Capen Leonard, or the subscriber
HEP6Y FARGO.
Pittssord, March IL, 1869. w3w*
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
THE BlskOP PILL
THE Bishop PILL
THE BISHOP FILL Il

THE BlsHOP PILL
THE Bishop PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
Not 'Brandreth'S-not 'AysrS-aot 'Wnghfs,
BUT
"CosTARS" BISHOP PILL,
(Which is bound to take the place Of al others
purely vegetable PHI sugar coated,, and q eH-
Dyspepsia, Headaches, Nervous Debility, Liver
Complaint, &c."-tMedical Journal, Sept. 81
Positively the best Pill in the World.
Thousands Of Boxes now used.
All Druggists in Rutland sell them.
Or address 'sCOSTAR," No. 10 Crosby Street,
New York.
''That Cough will Kill you"
Try "Costar's Cough Remedy.
''Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try "costar's" Cough Remedy.
"For Whooping Coughs, &C."
Try "COstar's" Cough Kennedy.
"Costar says it is the best in the wide world
and il ne says so-its True-its True-its True !;
and We say, Try it-Try it-Try it,"
lMorning Paper, Aug. 26.l
All Druggists in Rutland sell IT.
Or address 'COSTAR," No. 10 Crosbyist. IN. Y,
"COSTAR'S"
STAN ARD PARATIoNs
ARE
'sCostar's" Rat Roach, 3c, Exterminators
..Costars" Bed Bug Ext-rminators
.Co-tar's" toniy purel Insect Powder.
"li Bewarei!l OF spurious limitations"
"Ali Druggists in Rutland sell them"
Address "Co-far." 10 Crosby st. ". Y, or John
y Henry, tSncee ssor tol Demas Barnes & Co., Il
Park Ror. n. Y.
81 Sold by r. PENN CO, Rutland, VT.
julyiSd&wiy
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
prico
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ID oston Produce Market.

heporte1 expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, f'TURoEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
~ and 81 Faneui Hall Market, Boston.
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"ouf OLE SOKrS.n

Take DIR. :. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit
tiers the most medicinal in the market. Estab-
lished in 1909. mljdeoiSw I'm
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PoClrNEY.-Mr Aaron Lewis. one OF
the Oldest and most respectable citizens OF
Poultney. died on the night of the 18th
inst, aged 50 years. Previous to ms
death, he donated to the Episcopal church
in Poultney $4OO; the interest Of which
is to be applied toward the support OF the
ministry He has been member OF
that denomination for 60 years.
$. Mcaacs has been prosecuted Tor
violation of the liquor law, and fined
twenty dollar, aud costs Grand Juror
.Clmpbell has notified all persons i'll town
Nlo have been won't to violate the law
'Hut all trausgrcssors hereafter will be
prosecuted
Horace Gorhum has soId his Pine
tree house to Mrs Lydia Mcllgdne.
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EORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE
Institute. Spring term of 10 weeks, March
-. 500 for board and common English Students
IN attendance from Is States. The best sustained
Boarding Seminary for ladies and gentlemen in
the nation. Address for Catalogues or rooms, j.
Z. KING, ID. D., Fort Edward, N. Y. l2w2w
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II AIIROAD ACCIDENT AT HOOSlCk-
NJ L-,Dn IT, u,o,a train on
'he ii"s anu
North Adams ran on the track at ilooslch
coming in collision with car
Which was standing ON the side track.
II, .,,,,.1 ,ol,;,,d III. c,r
"A iii''n WV 80 ],
to let the tram pass was 'iusi.'' "ei'o'''''
it, and injured SO that he died WITHIN an
honr
Rrc,I.rrKFD.- convict who leap
"a ,lnv,t Wbiting Sunday
-, +.
iii'i'iiiS' ""N 'o"''''
miles from the place OF ms learlai reap.
He was concealed in haystack in "a
,,,,5,v, hut w,s finally induced hy
=, ;.a,, ~, o,,,,, -
'io S"'' ''''e' u t."
from his quarters, ana Is now III SAFE
custody.
tDDISDT RAuR0tD- The Stockholm
~, Ala;.on R,ilr,,a assembled
Wv
1T ''le once % - '''''l- = !, -'l'i .'''' :,
Rutland. on tuesday March loth' ana
elected the following directors.
I,b, y p,,,o
CT 1r.r.;u
PIT pnt1.-
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ters = trial, and having found them to Be IN that
| IL represented, We cordially recommend them -
. tonic Of rare merit Observer, July LIST.
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- Adde'S ! SADDLES I!

800 Amy Saddles, complete with Bride and
Halter. Price. Tor complete set, sl0. Thee Sad
hl'- are OF black leather and stafed are ia prime
order aud ontition and complete with err pper
gifths. etc. To Farmer, any one owning
Saddle for little money. To dealers, or parties
purchasing "a quantity, discount frorn above
price Will be made.
WILLIAM READ & SONS,
IS Faneul Hall Square, Boston.
f-b2Gdeod SWsw
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n DOLLARS WILL BIZ

Snn DOLLARS WILL BE
wv forfeited by DIR. l. DIX If failing TO
cure IN less time an any other physlciAD. mare
erectuaily and permanently. with les restraint
from occupation or less exposure TO all weather,
with safe and pleasant me0ieines-
sELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident 20 married snd single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISoRDEgs;
nercurial affections. eruptiODs and all diseases Of
the SKIN, ulceis Of the nose, throat and tody;
pimples on the face, swelling of the joints, ner-
yousDess, constitutional and other weaknesses m
youth and the more advabe, q, at all ages. of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Or MAkAIED
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RClLA%D County CHORAL SouEfI.
A goodly number of musical Indies
aud gentlemen met at IT," reception room
IT Good Tcmplar-, t. consider the
p"oPrlety Of organizing a choral society.
when Mr.. j.. n Merriam WAS called 10
the chair, and r. j. Humphrey elected
secretary. Mr. +. \. Fisher explained
the object of the meeting, after which
Mr..G. A. Mietzlr read letter from MIR.
Carl Ierr1hn, Of Boston, relative to the
National Peace Jubilee, lAnd interesting
matter pertaining thereto.
The following paper was presented and
adopted IA. "a basis for the formation OF -
eli rl so iety.
Ina view OF the National Peace Jubilee
anl Musical Festival. to be held III Dos
ton. Mss on the 10TH 10Th aud Eth OF
j "'..' I'"'' ana me existing necessity OF
''ul! "f+iIl'<Alloh' IN order 10 vntiflc
m"'nhrr>h'p~ t. tn" Grand Chorus. We
t.'4 apder.isnrd hereby pledge our indi-
,ld"hI support to Musical Choral So
."} to he organized IN the Nitas" OF
4, t.md, W., and agree 10 meet with the
-. je,y for practice If the rhoru~e, de,ig-
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND

From Bellows Falls, l2io am"
.,nrr,,gtoo. ls.s5 3 li.so a. M, 40 ''.oo
;.t,,, ard State line 40 a N. and
1880 p. III.
Saratoga. -ll:55 a. m, 40 & 1870 p IN.
g eai.,u 80 x 1890 a. m, 1880 'o:ou p. ~
Mail Train.
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OFFICERS
CLARENCE ii. CLARK President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Fihance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY u. COOKE. Virs-pre.iaent
EMERSOS W. PEEr, s.-crr,nrv and Actuary.
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BOSTON STORE.
No SHOP WORN GOODS 10 MARK DOWN
ONE PRICE ONLY
JOHN ROGERS,
FORMERLY or BOSTON,

Having leased the Store recently vacated by Mar
cus Jerkow,ki. Center Street. would say 10 his
friends add the citizens generally. IN II he has
OF
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Arrival and Departure OF Tra'ns'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

paI,s 1870 q 1900 m.., 1880 m.,&
t5:00 p. 10. 40
{" Burlington, $50 q 1880 q. m, l:2o '''Zo
p. IN.
Remington and State line, 1850 q M anu
1915 p. IN.
Saratoga, t5:2o 1880 a. m, "A; 10 p H. md
salem. l:lo & 1900 a. m, 'l2:oo H. aA0
t4:20 p m.
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DRY & FANCY GOODS

FROM
NEW YORK AND BUs TON MARKE1s,
which n has
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DOkTABLE STEAM ENGINRS,
ability and economy With the minimun q ve8Rht
and psics. They are widely and fsvorsbly knuvn.
mpro than 600 being In use. All wasTasts1 ssxSs-
anseay. - - sale Descriptive efresian seut a
;. C. HoADLKY q co.
l5vk6oo600 InUpunno M.
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state bonlS dun, heavy.

rhe !a,e,t quotations are reported as fol
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IF YOU WANT A POUND OF
L the Dollar Tea go a. straight a. you can to
Il. a. ID. g. BILLINGS.
IN DOZ HOES, 80 DOZ. FORKS,
Nv 20 doz shovel-. Also, large assortment
OF Agricultural tools. lust received, 10 be sold at
NJ Manufacturer prices bv
LANDON & HUSTOON.
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And from his long experiences has no fear of COM
p@'itI,n. Below please md prices OF d portion of
goods ia stock.
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CASH CAPITAL. $1,000. OOO
PAID N FULL.

BRANCH OFFicR:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where the general business OF the COMPANY l.
transacted. and 10 which All general corre,pon.
dence should h. addressed
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-07
@ Sci, peabppy Sat wie i9on g

{. = ~ @eors Ygeabpeyy Bat wie {9on seez
melbet, am s.. DECEMBER gum 8e1ten Der
Mrmer Ypn 2pnbpn aberutals pie Suntz
me son $500,000 3sel@enft; bic Sc;
1ammtlumme ber BON peabobg 9ema@ten
lSttftuneen fir bic 9onboner Mrmen1 be-
lduft nd 2biS ieBt auf 100000 pfurp
Steuin9 peer f,7500001 Dollars ;! en-
@plo). Mee6nft man btersuu ,Die 9nrnnte,
,tppeldte !pe1abpbY, ffar Gr3iebnneS3wede. IN
ben Scr. Staotenssei9enft bat ~ eerbalt
man cine @e1an1tntiunute .Ypn fppters 1T btS 5
fluff MtQienen Dollars. ID NeQbpppS ut
Der &Snts u,1ter ben @pbltbdtent { nit
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YbtIabe1phta, 10: Ntara 1897.
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ta, nablib bel &ranteeiten Der @erbauunsssrsan ttns
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ter tsr eupreme Court spn gennlslpania.
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fdwa9ter @ertauuns. Sd Tam btees aus tneiasr sissneH
Sames IbumYfon.
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gaapr Der 8sbnten Baptiaen.& Stride, philadelphia.
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gerfabren ais unuertrdslid nit Der mir %sufebenben @pbdre
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lambs German Bttters in u manaerlet gaasn une nas
r'sntltH II naeiner etseaen Tan'aie, wet@:e tt etau.al sen
suipreden, eas far all SEN eineS4wd4e bes Sp.
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g~seafteur bes GbriRian Gbrpnicle, philadelphia.
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sdrade pber an Rrantbeiten leiben, bic bur9 unprbnune Il
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