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* fINTLlaIEN NR PARTIES DEsIR-
VI ING ROOMS pleasantly located, furnished or
not, be accommod ted at NO. 95 BROAD
STREET wtu3* February 10
TUNO EsIcNT. THAT THREE AND N HALF
Il story BRICK RESIDENCE In Anson-street, one
door south OF Laurens 10 an appr.Ned tenant rent
very low. Abply at No. 80 S<CILIY&r REET or at
Messrs. DOWlt & NOISE, her 6t Meeting aud
Hase streets. tuths6* February 0
TVNO REST, THAT GOnD GROCERY
Il STORE at the of Doughty and Lucas
streets Gent low to good tcnant. Apply al No.
20 MIDDLE-STREEr. thstu January %
DOUMs re RENT no A EAmILY
Nh without children Apply to O. GRAF, north
east corner of Wentworth and Pitt streets.
February
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A n PRIVATE Salt, DESIRABLE
IN BOUSE and four LOT in the Town Of
Aiken, 20.
1he House contains seven (7) rooms on one Roor.
ceiled and papered. and two () good attcs; fronts
south With piazzas to the south and west, and is in
good condition, requiring but slight repairs.
The ri ohea con aims three t3) rooms.
The location of these premises of the best in
Aiken situated hill the norihe astern portion
OF the town, commanding fine view OF the Same,
and only about ten QO) minutes ~alk from the
depot.
For further particulars, apply to
GEORGE D. CONEOR,
February is NO. IL Broad street.
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Wrorsriss anD -Alisfaaansuas.

DlNEApPLEs, OUNCES. Strawberries,
y Cherries Apple Butter. tomatoes, Green Corn,
Green Peas Sutcotash, String Beans, Asparagus
Mushrooms, Irufhes, in two aud three poun / cans,
at VIM. =. CURWTN & CO.,
No 275 Kiup.strpet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-02
BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
ELIXIR VELPEAU.


ITO THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want of means arc dcbsrred from consulting a
physician, this valuable remedy is cordially rec.
commended. Although introduced TO the people
OF this coast for tho first time, VELPEAU's
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe as in
falllblc for tho cure OF spcmatorhca or scmina
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
vo&ptuous Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Paipi-
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect.
i've Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indcGnablc Lassitudc and Lack Of Tone TO
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
OF temperament or exccsses.
A circular accompanies each bottle, with full
instructions. Price, 81 20. For salc by all re,
spectacle druggists. lal7l ar4
REDINGToN, HosTETTER s. co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists,
no2o.1y4p and Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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JACKSON STANDA RID.
THURSDAY, JAN. s1, 1869.



Naturally tie farmer is an pnsel6sh
man. His Iabors are mostly out of
doors. His calling takes him much
abroad, and enables him to mingle with
the world. Yet, looking through the
veFylaree operation of The population
embraced in his pursuit aud the i'm
portant influence exercised by it over
allfonr public affairs, it is a subject Of
common remark, even by agriculturist.
themselves, that their social intercourse
should be so much restricted
There is no other cause for this Sc.
cIusiycneSs on the part of the farmers
that weacai see, than the "training in
the footsteps of their predecessors" /"
BE this as itmay, there are other caus-
cooperating which appear to be chang
ipgthis forthe better. Country fairs,
bringing agricuturists together from
districts sufficiently near each other to
make acquaintanceship pleasant and
lasting, and putting them in friendly
emulation iu matters aud things involy-
ing their agrestic skill and success, are
clearly working to form more close
conIpanionship betweenthosc whose do
mestic comforts and family enjoyments
must be greatly promoted in the future.
Little clubs among farmers Of a neigh
borhood, to meet once week, to dis
cuss or talk over the innumerable sub
jects connected with the intelligent
prosecution of their noble profession,
produce a decidedly fraternizing and
socializing effect While these local
associations should not be too formal
and restricted, they should have an Of
fetal organization, as better calculated
to cause punctualty at the meetings, as
well as to add to their permanency
Ony these occasions the wives and
daughters Of families should always ac-
company their husbands, fathers or
brothers, not to participate, Of course,
ia the proceedings that may take place,
but to increase the agreeabiity of the
meetings, and to share in the pleasure
of these delightfulinterchanges of good
neighborhood. Indeed, ii the truth
must be spoken, and we are ready to
doit on all occasions, especially upon
such a one as this, there is very little
social enjoyment in the world which is
notrefned and made doubly enjoyable
by the presence Of woman. = German
toVn Telegraph a sa -
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GOES COUGH ! B,AhSAM!

l9ricA bnh iV sfsga il eofl -srrvfi AL
This long tried and popular Remedy is again
called to the attention of the public: As often
as the yvar rolls around, the prpprictots annual
ly make their bow to the people, and remind
them that amongst the many things required for
the health, com fort ana sustepapce of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter,
Goes Cough iBalam shOnld, INT be forgotten
For years itlhas beenlahousehol medicine, and
mothers nnx ious for the safety Of their children
and, oil who safer from any disease of the throat
chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without H..
In addition to tile ordinary four ounce So long
inthe market, we noWsfurnish Que mammoth
family size bottles, which will in common with
the eOthersize, be TouDd al all Drug Stores.
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TO RENEW SmK OR RIBBoNs. -Scrape
several large potatoes and put pint of
cold water over them, When settled,
pour it off spread your silk upon tho
table and wet with a sponge a small
part OF the silk, and iron with fat just
little warmer than you can handle
with your hands bare. II It is too hot
it will injdre the silk. have just done
over new silk dress that have had
four years, aud it looks almost as well
as new, TO stiffen ribbons and old
silk, take lump of gum arabic about
the size of hickory nut; dissolve il in
halfpi of water and dip tho silkso or
ribbons into it, and iron them immedt
ately II fthey are soiled, they should
be washed aud dippedin weak solu-
ton Of alum water, -7r ,,r
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Mnr 10 Ilress I.omItrx.

Take knife and sever The artery OF
jugular vein in the neck, or take an ak
and cut the head off; let it bleed so as to
draw all the fever from the fowl, in case
it have any. Dip the body in boiling
water; then pick quick when through,
then douse the fowl in hot water again
then throw it into tub of cold water,
let it itremaiu three or four minutes; this
will make it swell out plump, and will
keep twenty-four hours longer than il
itwas not thrown into the cold water
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sToMAKE CAncors WASH WgLt- -
IugNse three gills of salt in four quarts
oE,boiling water put the calioocs IN
while hot, and leaYc them till cold In
this way the colors are rendered per-
nianent, and willenot fade by subse,
quent washing. SO says lady who
has frequently made the experiment
herself Nothing eau be cheaper and
more quickly donesrUAo
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Rich GRAVY for Roast Fowl.

Cut small, one pound of gravy beef,
slice two onions, and pat them in a
stewpan with a quart oKgGater, some
whole black pepper, small carrot, and
a bunch of sweet herbs simmer till re-
duced to ono pint strain the gravy,
aud pour it into another stewpan, upon
two ounces of butter Drowned with two
tablespoonsful Of -four stir and boil
uD #st rr .r..rN
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TO WASH MERINo SrocmNes--The
same method should be pursued as for
Aannels, and all woolcn and cotton
goods. Boil the soapto make a lather5
wash them IN this warm, and rinse ina
second lather Gf white, mix a little
bluo.) Never rinsein plain water, or
use cold latleri aud noverrub thgHoap
upon merino or Aanneli the ono shrinks,
tie other thickens and spoils the WOOL
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aCHmBpaNs--As this severe weather
may malse sufferers from tho above. il
may be kindness to give simple but
eflicacious remedy-vi2; saltpetre dis.
solved in water, yerystrong and rubbed
all over and into the hand aud foot ill
dry several times day, especially when
they are infamed OF irritatel. .,.. n
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat Hnd Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhOOping
Cough, Bronchitis, AstIinln, ,,,
and COnaunlDtIOn. .

Probably never before In the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won 50 WILDLY and so deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through n long
series Of years, and among most of the races OF
men II has risen higher and higher in their esina.
ton, as II has become better known. Its uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
liable protector nguinst them. While adapted u
milder forms OF discnsc and TO young children, II Is
Mt the same time the most cfectual remedy that can
be given for inclplent consumption, and tho dan.
Eur0ug affections of the throat and lungs. asa pro,
vision against sudden attacks of Group, II should
bo kept on hand IN every family and indeed as all
alo sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should bo provided with this antldote for them,
Although settled Consumption Is thought in
crablc still gfcat numbers of cases where the dis.
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
nnd thot1iilant restored 10 sound health by the
ChcrrU 1'6cf0JdL. 80 complete is its mnstery
over the disorders Of tho Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate oC them yield 10 II, When moth,
ing else could reach lhcln, under the ChcrTU Pcc-
t1raL they sub3ide and disappear. RI. H.' ' De
SlnGcrs and Public Speakers find great pro.
lection from II. ahHi. al g .aHI ~. s,.
Asth9'g Is alwaysTeIieyed and often wholly
cured bylt. ..fAa ~. islts.g 'at5 Hye..t g.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking tho
Charm Paet0rdL IN 6nlall and frequent doses.
so generally are It's virtues known that II Is I'M.
necessary Ia publish the certificates Of them here
or do more than assure tho public that It's qualities
are fully maintained. YpA saFai 0trf nj lsII9
Prepared by 'f' 70. e.'s'H 'H
DIR. u. O. AVER d. co.. 10 tTELL, MASS,
Sold by DR., o. G. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio, and
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere ~ i--te.l..a
Jan 40 'Ba--V---lu ~ lsL No pa mn afrt..t .
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Noticeoin Partition.

MARY CASSIDY, = Margaret Blair Adam
INA Blair, Ann Jacobs, Jacob @ Jacobs, Hen.
rletta Smith and Stephen SIN itlh win take notice
fifth day of January A, d, 1S60s IN the Gourt OF
Common Pleas Within anda for The COUNTY OF
Jackson. by Samuel Jacobs,nnd Y now pending,
wherein said Samuel JacObs demaHds thatdow
er may be assigned to said Mary Cassidy, and
partition made Of the following real estate, Ly-
ing q being IN The county p Z Jackson IN the
State Of Ohio and known as the. West half Of
the South East quarter 81 section No, "a, Town
ship No. SIX (6( Of Range No. Nineteen 90,
the next term of said Court thes said Samuel
Jacobs W ID apply : for an order that partition
maybe made 'Uf said pfeInses.
DIDO ,ylaESAMUElJA JACOBS, petitionersb
Jan. Z, 1869--6w. james Trip, Atty.
anIL ......I - Il. ....I -. VI
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tleu u, kli9w uat II cured lhgl1i tnosc WY " i.se
not hn9w tnai y cures tiior sl iIona,
'"'.s ~ knoM t,t y Wht u ~ ..oe ai.S
'nNl y meyer lus lnrouRI apy 'niuN y neS'SS.o VI
us Gomposluon. we hayci oiia eau snoW, tnou' a
sus upon togsaIs o. " .Leuahd & ,'
w cuies oI INC iohoWlnB Golnpttuts, pet huel %
SuIe3 tIe khvWn " every hglsi.pg ~ .lov @ tllv WY
silouu We publish ilcln Ael,ptc1 % aIi lgss anu
ooIi'lIlIos III w cIIiuloo oh.uh5 eiIlol ny eio
% insi or any ueIeteIlous anrgngl they may De tuheh
Mi.i suiGty py any Do1N. lnen su5..l eoalls pre
Selves tlgn Svsr iin,' lnaAes sleil 20
sake, NiIIle DshIs p.trcly vesc,aoie no Hiriu cav
"i1ae lIo'I tleir @ uAe m iy qnans,y u ~ ~
Iney oleIae W tne,c poNSilul nl.cpge on on w. Wy
hterhai Viscera 70 purify tne Dloou ana stliiae
lto nealthy actoh remove Ihe obstIilcuons Q, ihe M
stomNelll DuWolsl iNer, uiQ VtIeI oIBaIS, ~, ~ lng
pody restoring lnelr irregular aciion 70 heiil ulo
by correcting, wherever they exist, slich dernDge-
lnents as are the hrst origin Of disease 20. 4.
,t Minute arecu9ns @ arg glvon ~ tc wIIpPetS on
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EfAOAndrewJ .. Reed chaFlhs Reed, and Naucy
.I Reed, Of die countY of Dallas and State ~
Iowa q: You are herchy lolIied fiat on lhellth
day Of December, A. d., 1863, William Law rs
vonr guardian, fllel ip The Probate Court Of
jackson Comfy, Ohio, hpetitlon, theohiec and
prayer Of which Is. 70 procure said Court TO
order the sale Of The real estate belonging 10 y0u.
situate IN the County Of Jackson, and State of
Ohio. and described as follows, to-wit; Lot No.
four. of the Salt Lick Reserve Lands, and out of
the money arising from surh sale, topxtlnguish
a lien thereon FOR taxes, and to pay charges lp-
CURED 10 che payment Of taxes, probate, printer
aud attornev6 fees aud In repairs on said real
estate and To rc-nyest the residue OF said money
upon bondand mortgage, o. pay the same over
10 said wards No they become OF age, as the
Court nav direct A
The application therefor, viii be for hearing
hv said Court on the 29th dav Of January, A, D.
1859, 1T 10 o'clock A. NJ, at which time, unlese
Won chow caupe % the contrary Az order VII
be assed as PRAYED for in said petltiop..2 -tts
WILLIAM LAW, GrARpfAN,
HyJ. ". LAIRD his Attorney
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z Probate nNotiee.s,sa ID,

20 y TfT 0li "a lao HIIH -U.lIU IaYIeIIlIE ~.
=. Isaac II Jenkin Edwards, Executors, of Daniel
Edwards; Joseph Aten, Administratof Of John
Farfer; Joseph Aten, administrator Of Andrew
Cassidy; Andrew Cassidy sadnilnieira OF John
dlvOrt; Thomas .lV. Jones, guafdIan OF Edward
W. Jones; Thon5A W. Jones, guardian Of Thorn
as Z, Evahs; Mary Morris, guardian Of Jane Morris,
II. j. Cart guardian OF D. Clinton Marshalli
Michael MeCov guardian OF Levi NJ. Mercer;
William Hughes. guardian Of Jenkn 3 Susan
Hughes, and William Law, guardian of Charles,
Nancy and AddrcBl Racte havefiled thelf ac-
counts for settlement In the. Probate Court Of
jackson county Ohio, and the same will be ex-
aHlned and heard on'the 80lh day Of JaneaFy,
A. d. 1863 ssin'spp5e 81 j. NJ L0NGB0N,sli5 %
i.uap7'ea-rsY.la dsaaala, Probate Judge
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II II. JONES, ATTORNEY AT, LAW,
- JAcksoN, OAio. Ohice-un Main Stfeet
In Court Hon6e, at the ofiee fofEaerlx oeeupiet
by MI aaktlnks as law once,
~ May ~, 'ee--u. a' =. iA9t%T
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R- 81. I,.T Ne !. .T:Ss % .-

.IIt HIrN IfHNN he5h u IHffHaIlN b1rlsI
This preparation has been used in tho practice
Of an an eminent physician for the last twenty
able st0maohlcs and Vegetable t0nloa ever known.
II is an uuhlllng remedy ioEall dlsordercd con-
dlllons Of the slatem arising FROM Impaired Dk
gestlon, TorpldLiyer 6c, lse,t and successfully
remoyvsthe tenaAcyto fcveF and Ague In nias-
matiu climates giving to the whole digestive
aparatus vigorous aud healthy action. -.
For the cur ofChpph Dyspepsia, Diseases
of the Kidnevs aud Bladder, Nervous Affections,
Headaches Vertigo, Langof, lhdlspositon to cx.
system ills an JuniaIllng REMEDY, adnd Vii be
found one OF the fnest appetizer ever used,
Itis especially eolnmellded 10 those suffering
from excessive nse Of liquors, and y . eerlaid
remedy for restoring Che normal condition tif an
oyerlaxed nervous system AMI dalayipg tho morbid
appetite for strong drInksIJ tdAVI9
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Master oommissionerls Sale.


-. ell State Of Ohio, jackson CsaatE Il.
Levi DUNCAN ct al.,ad1 sI'gad adl 10 ,sIh
s7ia llu odvsSsboda mtii 1st Order of Sale. sl
Geo. WaMeLaughlin etA,J Jfcs slI d,Ir jssr,d
NpURSUANT tol the command Of an order of
Il sale Issued In the above styled cause, and TO
me directed as Special Master, win offer at
public auction tthe door 0f the Court House In
jackson, in said countyOf Jackson,
OnisatGfday, February "a 3sAaD, 1859,
a one o'cloekP. M. ofsaia day. the following
described real estate situated In the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, toyvit ~ Being part
OF the east half OF the southeast quarter OF section
thirty-ohe (sl), township number eight CO., and
range number nineteen (19). commencing atgthe
nOrthseast corner of said part or parcel Of land.
thence running west 10 the extent Of the half
quarter line, thence south to the south Tine Of
said half quarter section, thence east with tho
meanders Oh the Poplar Ridge tRnn, toth6 east
line of said half quarter section, thence north TO
the place Of beginning, containing seventy-three
acres more or Tess Iil ia no pa2scl fAT
VALUED aC 5000 00. 70 baid sldl 10 SION nd
To be sold ss the property Of George ", Ne
Laughlin and others, TO satisJy . Judgment rem
dered by the Court 81 Common Pleas Of jackson
county Ohio. ihI favor Of Levi cDngan and
others % g,sl g, aSgloioo iaas 500 40 rsyo'
Given under my hand tal. itth1 day OiqSanua-
r,0niasro sgR eW JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff ]. o., and Special Master Commissioner
&C. o. Fieas 'of said cbdhly9d 10 lss si1.qm21
lab booyR DaEIadwhv Attorney forplaiutifE
b41Ansl4o os9-r6W7-pfISl2 30. b1s ssb 7,as s. le
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f'lH A. fsstAfHAfi HfiA e&HN ~
Bernd Gallaher lsel5as sk.sr ~.
DURsUANT to the command Of an order Of
II Sale Issued "a the above styled cAtse. and
10 ne directed as Special Master, will oder ct
publIc auctIon at the door of the Court House.
IN jackson. In said eOeHtg OF jackson, on
Saturday, February 18th, AeD, 1869,
Al one O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following
described real estate, situated IN the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio To Wlts being aIn
Lots Number Four ~, Five (5l and Six (6), In
Moore and TTngoe's Addition y tho town Of
jackson, In the county Of Jackson and State
afnraaaid NEIL z t'lHNWiafa at iinnHil M
5 Valued Is follows: Lot Number four (A) ct
ESQ, Lot Number five 90 At lsS7 50, and Lot
Number six l6l at et12 50,. 4.-...,-.... s.-,..t.
To Be sold as the property Of Berud GaIiaher.
to satisfy judgement rendered BY she court Of
Common Pleas Of jackson County, 0hlos IN fa-
Terms Of sale cash. Given under my hand this
18th day Of January. A. d. 1860. la. H2ft
sHa adi 4 JOHNSON WADE. Shift j &C..
iussi sfandsSpeeial Master Com. @. Q, Pleas
P, DuHadWay Atty. for Pitt. Of said county.
Jan ~ es -Sw--pf $40 20 u s'.;e- 4
LOB PRINTING Of all kinds. dOnsat ths rs
- STANDARD OFFICE.
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Farmr;For Salea

q W. TdTIH n Ut 4pdIC| W'I''H4'
! Farm forsale Ia Liberty township, ofs0 acres,
under good Improvement, vel ellwatefed, and tim.
hered, and onforiahle buildings, & f0r el400,
One half cash, balance In one or two years For
further Information, inquire ofpwnef on prem
ises. JACOB REAS0NER.
Oct Is, 1s6s-tf.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be fopnd so desirable. Con-
tanning neither oil nor dye 1t docs not soil white
carnbric, and yet lasts longer on the hair giving
il rich glossy Iustre and a grateful perfume.
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have been erected in the vicinity of the Muella,
and other preparations made for an enthusiastic
reception.
The Government to-day seized several lots OF
sugar belonging 10 persons named in General
Dulce's proclamation of yesterday. Hereafter
the permission of the Government will be re-
quired to enable any person to sell property and
produce of any kind.
The Spanish war steamer Pizarro returned
from Nassau to-day. The principal captors of
the Comandtario had gone to New York. The
Government refused to surrender those who re-
mained ut Nassau, because the matter was in the
hands of the Government.
HAVANA, April 16, via Key West, April IT,
The British Consul here has entered an energetic
protest against the condemnation OF the brig
Mary Lowell. The Press of Havana advocates
the expulsion from the island of all Americans.
The Spanish war steamer Barcelona recently
boarded the mail schooner Ellen, from Kingston
for Santiago, on suspicion of carrying munitions
for the insurgents. The British Consul is in
vestigating the matter.
HAVANA, April 1S.-The Catalonian volunteers
arrived to-day from Spain, and were received
with immense enthusiasm. They were escorted
to their barracks by regular and volunteer troops
and n large civic procession, which passed
through the principal streets. The city was
gaily decorated, and triumphal arches spanned
the streets on the line of march. Two negroes
among the spectators shouted Viva Cespedes, y"
and were instantly killed.
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Highly Entertaining.

A certain English actress, who values herself quite
as highly as others do, was lately teegraphed to in
the West to know her terms for playing the part of
miranda" in the Tempest, at the Twenty-third
Street Opera House. She replied:-"One thousand
dollars week, third of the house clear once week,
one thousand dollars to break an engagement in st.
Louis, and railroad expenses for three people from
New Orleans" The manager replied:-"Madame
Your terms are much too low. You shall have all
that comes in the house; Mr. Fisk will present you
with the Opera House and two hundred miles OF the
Erie Railway, besides what personal property he has
accumulated in life of toll and self-denial; also,
all that he may make for the next five years. which,
If we may Judge by the past, will be no inconsder-
able amount. If these terms should not meet with
your appreciation it may be possible to make Gould
give up what little he has, that the light OF your
fugent genius may not be lost to the stage."-M Y
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