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and the Quincy Co. through their agent, Mr..
John II. Small, has settled all bills. The Quincy
Is winning golden opinions for its prompt pay
ment Of all losses.
| Mr. Davis Googins, who Is noted for being
the owner Of large and nice stock, has pair Of
steer calves called the largest ever raised in this
county, propably rs large as any ever raised In
the State. The age Of one is eleven month";, Of
the other twelve, and both girt Eve feet six In
cbes. '...
| r.. -, o,. Jo,r r Po.. living a, osomes-
~;,l.. va, ,,r,i,r,s besbrc Judr, Emery, on
complain. Of entering the billiard saloon Of HIN
& Lewis, in Cataract Block. He plead guilty.
and was fined $50 and cost, which Was paid,
The Post-ofRce removal question isstill talked
about good deal, though nothing definite has
been done, in hvorof removal -t.t TT |
The first vessel Of the season arrived at
our wharyes to load Is the L. O.. Buxton, Gold
thwait. which arrived Thursday. She b 70
load with lumber for Cambrdgeport, Mas.
Early Monday morning. Mr.. John Hopkinson,
who runs n circular saw nights at one Of Hob
sons saw mills in this city, Drought MS manu-
In contact with the saw 80 that Dr. warren was
compelled to amputate one finger.
Mcnd y, Louis wormwell was in the Police
Court, charged with two complaints. On the
first complaint Of larceny Of goods, he plead
guilty and WAS fined SIS, and costs and ON second
of stealing gun, which he was said to have
sold to q second hand furniture dealer in Pep
perell Square he plead not guilty, but despite Of
his protestatons Of innocence he was found gull
ty, and sent up for sixty days.
Tuesday. Joseph Kelley, for larceny Of an
ad.e, which he sold to Riply in peperell Square,
was fined So and costs.
Ov;r, N The ;nc,emenev Of the weather Tues
d.v EVENING N. ,o.,ure or Rev Mr. Frnk. In
a.. c;,v u,n o.,roro,
i9''' ,o's',' ~ 80.
80 ~ q s,,.S,.,.. NJ e. h.v.
-. -, W. -. ,.d.rs,,0a ,h.v
-,
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A young man by the name OF Shirley stone
nome just a''er 'ne Close o' VIC ie'e'"on' anu
nsd not oocn he'ru iro" SINCE. nSee''s "e nus
been ABOUT the ~or'a asa sahoe' anu just NJ
r''ea nere ir''n '''s East inu'e''
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A.. tow, doo. mn, fac, aha IN
4. .,;,,, s,w ,r;v.,. Git
'"Se var.. Ar
iens' ' "
March 80 io"
sEwrrrLD.
The Portland Advertiser says Inc Shall
po1 is reported as raging al Sewne'd' IN inc
family OF VIM. NJ. Tiooetts' In that towh' 'nere
are four sick with it. and young child OF MI.
7. died of the fell disease. When It inst APP
pearcd Il was thought to be chioken.Pox' ana
was treated as such. -...
ALFRED.
About four o'clock Monday morning fire was
discovered In the house oil capt Joseph bmer-
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Hardy Machine Co.
THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders In the
i Hardy Machipe Co. will DO held ut their Once,
Lincoln street, ON Monday, April L. 1870 ati O'Clock
r. ~, for the choice Of officers and f6r tho transac
ton Of any other business that may legally como
before the meeting. J. q. GARLAND, Scc'y.
Diddcford, March 10, 1870. 3wl3
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youxu MxS's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Rooms In
Oalnby sseetsers Heck, Main street Prsyer-meet-
~. fou l.? 10 10 10 A. n. Mlssioa sabbath School.
4 I.?to IL ard s.,cizl meeting at ~ 3l-t T. VI.
Ala siai meeting Monday evening, al aquarter 10
eight ocl0ek-
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METHODIST. Aifred street, y v. wethereee, PASTOR.
lac prayer-mcetiae.
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CHRIST CHURCH, Episcopal City squsr., W.
,. Alrer, Rector. services In iisriy's Hall ~ =
NJ Leaf seryi every Friday eyealag al -t CLOCK
~ Ats entirety fru. services And charch work sup
ported ~ yslaatzry saeriass Sundays.
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once afnFISK & HATCH.
AND DEALKRs IN GOVERN
r' MENT SECURITIES.

AND DEALKRs IN GovkRS-
r MENT SECURITIES.
100 10. 8 NASSAU s1xxEf. NEW YoRK, 4"
February 18th, 1870
fhs rsmaxkabis mooss which has attended our
negotiation Of the Loans Of tho Central Pacific Rail.
road Company and the Western Pacific Railroad
and the popularity and credit which
these Loans have maintained In the markets, both
in this country and Europe, have shown that tho
Pirst Mortgage Bonds Of wDely.lOcated and honor.
ably managed railroads arc promptly rscosniIsd
and readily taken as tho most suitable safo and al
vantageous form Of investment, yielding moro
income than can hereafter be derived nom
Government Bonds. a.d available 10 take their
place.
Assured that, In tho selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans, No arc meeting great
public want, and rendering valuable service-both
to tho holder Of capital and to those great National
works Of internal Improvement whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitie thsm 10 the
use Of capital and the confidence Of investors-ws
now oor with special confidence and satisfaction tho
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MNruopisr. school street q. }. Clark. Pastor Ser
Vices al ~ IL A. NJ. asd Z 4. ". Rev. - D. Weth-
sIbce breaches In The forenoon. Prayer-meetng al
I'm.
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SECOND PARISH Unitarian, J. T. q. Nichols, Pastor
TRINITY CHURCH.. (Epi-corstJ Pleasant street, W.
J. Alser Rector. serv Go nj 10 VI \. VI. seats mr-
oished Lieut. services every "Wednesday evening
a l-1 O'Clock.
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Services al 10 "A n. and az. N.
Ymxx B,rr,sr, s,scer street Y. True, Pastor. Ser
vices al 10 l-1 A. ~. 2 and g. 4. "
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TINED coSeI- Qsvllissl MAJ. street Ss.r's: =, Ten;
TIP NJ Prrsshlns by the pastor. Tue body, liz
.l.s.. a.i right use. Eyesisx. Missionary Coeeert.
ns- GAS Al the yesiry saturday evenings a Id
All I'M tied. ..... #.#
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ADVENT cu,rxL. nm street Services al ioi-fA
N, IL and T. n. seats fres.
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p,s,or s.pJ.y srhooi Al 10 ~ A. ". All i.f u
NJ. serussa by the pastor. subject, The inner Lne-
Conferences nsccting NJ q u. "
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NEwFIELD.

The Portland Advertiser says, "The small
pox is reported rs raging at New6eld. In the
family Of Vim. NJ. Tibbetts, in that town, there
are four sick with it. and a young child Of MIR.
7. died of the fell disease. When II irst APP
pearcd 1t was thought to be chiaken.pOI, and
was treated as such. -... ..r
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s,cox, cox.L cr~~cent street. }. ~. Emerson,
p.s,,, Ser, s.- al 10 ~ A. ". and Ia NJ fresch
a.. ,..,.,, fassasp~. Christ Divine, OF tod
49, In.ro.s.. Repentance of Judas and lrter.
IT,, ...,he Al la oSloek-Missioaary Concert.
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HAIR DRESSING,

Beach's Washing Soap gives gen.
eral ssiisAction, and is worthy Of public conf
dence. TRY IT. M
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B,rytsr Mala street Services al 10 10 A. ". and
3 4. M. Pre.ehias by Rev. Mr.. JOaes cf X. L.
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yurx p,yr,sr. jefferson street, Rey. Jsme. boyd,
ps.s.s' s~.yse. az 10 10 An. ssaf ~ " frrses
- n" a.. 49,, T,Nt Lamentations 5;E sub
10y " ". 49, childr,a's prayer meeting IL "a
49, , ~" , r.v, m-siInx at III O'Clock.
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B,rrixr, Adams direct John iiubbArd lr- rs,I ~
nl.ie service at 10 Ia A. ". scripVre lesson. -
.; -o Jesus an.lstcsi At IN. rhsrs-e h's,s a. ~
ing nv the PASTOR al IA n. NJ rexL Thes.. .: t1.
clai meeting at - NJ
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~. TIE cELEBRArKD
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Gan he had q
q. NEWCoMB, Agent, as
a Athis Shoe MaDafactory. cSuth s<rset
-T, v TREASURER,
CHARLES LlTTLEPIELD.

MKNsERs.-Nfarshail Pierce, Moses Lowell, 10
seph Deering, Rufus p .Tspley, James Dur.
MilIIien, Paul q Sands, Charles O Sawyer, J r L
Kimball, Joseph Hobson, Horace Woodman, Jason
w Beatty, Charles Hili, N T Boothby, Cornelius
Sweetser, Georgo A Carter, Owen Chadbourne,
Sumner Ricbards, James NJ Deering, Rishworth
Jordan, Stephen Shaw, Leonard Emmons, Tracy
IIewcs Paul Chadbourne, George Parcher, James
Andrews, Philip Eastman, Richard y y Hartley. !
Moneys deposited on or before april 9Th will DO
put on Interest April ist. r lwl5
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EDITOR UNION & JounSAL-Dssr Sir.-l
enclose the vote ofour town election which you
may see was quite light, owing to the bad
weather. The officers are all Republican. and
were elected by the following rnsjcrities Town
Clerk. Calvin L. Hayes, 2s4 maj. ;selcctmeu,
ASSESSORS and 0vcrseers Of the Poor, Dennis NJ.
ssap,eigh, 2s3 maj, Edward =. Stafford. 2i7
m.j. William W. Locke, 22f maj. Collector and
Treasurer, Samuel L. Paul. 30 maj. Super
intendcnt School Committee. ThomasJ. Pcttl
grew, 2l0 maj Town agent. chas. N. Holmes.
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A young man by the name Of Shirley Stone
arrived at his home in Saco last week, who leit
home just after the close Of The rebellion, and
had not been heard from since. II seems he has
been about the world rs sailor, and just ar
rived here from the East Indies.
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SABBATH SERVICES, APRIL }.
Bisldefsrd.

Biadsfsrd.
B,rrrxr, Aaams direct John Hsbhard Jr- rrs,1 ~,
nis,e se,,iee Al 10 L, A. ~ sssryIs has PrsssI-
Ing by me r.s,ss a 10 =. NJ rsss Iss-s. .; ~.
s.atccti This s.f. rai. In q, regard >" r"P@'~'
rnKK BAPTIST. Jeser-e. street, Hsy; ' y ss,s,
PASTOR. s~rv,ces stio 20 M .''i,,I.a. s.E. sub
i-s,: EsTy is,y CnS.s. P,.iis ssi s.ss.S "
SECOND Cover, .cr.-een, stree. !; y Emerson,
Pssios ss'e-. al 70 "a A. ~ M ,i ~ az I'll
49,, rsCss,sness :. sss csns s e'sr
rms. coser. Sr.,iaal MAJ. .is,e,: Cs.!is. rss; ;
nsy, Pastor. Services q. !" l.f ~ nm. ,iv ~.
elsiass ssi right Eye.i.k, Miss,oasry cose,a.
Tsr GAS the ves'ry On saturday evenings al ID
All invited. .
youxo MKxs cuRfsrilS ASSOCIATION. Rooms In
lag from 10 90 iol-3 A. N. Mssios Sabbath school.
I-2to Ia, AID s"ci.l m.etiax a, " 1l-t ~ W.
Ala scisi meeting Monday evening" at aquarter 10
sSsss." % s q I. n. Ear. II. isf n psS:
lac prsyer-neetiss.
CHRIST CHURCH. OEpl.cepaD City squ.r., W.
J. Alfer Rector. Services IN IIsriy's Hall a. W Y.
NJ Leaf services every frasy sy.alsr a, l-sS
ported ~ voluntary sasr,sss on Sundays.
r,.,oS. Sunday ssSooi al j. ~ NJ. M2iit =.
a. ssr-s. ss ns ssr. s"''s' '' ~
ADVENT cu,rsL. nm street Services at ioi-'A.
N, . 80 and r. n. seats frcs$
-.~>-
FIRST CoSa'L. Main street, y. ". rriRt, Pastor
Services at 10 i-f A. N. and ff.M.
v,xx H,ry,s, s,.,,r street r. True Pastor. Ser
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
nIDDEfORp.

We would like to arrange with some one In
each town Of the county. to furnish us soue
items each week Of their respective localities,
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Farmers 9epartnltrlt.
stewed Beef.

Honsevives who are in the habit
of using only steaks and roasts,
make 3 great mistake. A capltai
disb NAV be made out of ''chuch, !"
ss the butchers call it, or the neck,
when we'll prepared. Select q piece
of meat as large as the demand OF
your table may require, wash It wen
10 remove all the blood or soil from
the outside, have your dinner pot
perfectly clean, salt and pepper the
meat we'll, hay it in the bottom and
cover it with water; boil it from two
TO three hours, or till it is thorough
ly tender; add half an onion. q sprin-
kie Of sage, thyme or summer ss-
vory.
If the meat is fat let the water all
stew out half hour before it is put
on the table, and when your meat is
Drowned well on the lower side in the
gravy, turn it over and brown the
other side. When ready, take it up,
add q little -four thickening to the
gravy, or ifyou have dredge box,
ishake the flour into the hot gravy
and brown it; then add boiling wa
ter and you will have 8 dish equal,
and, to my mind, superior to the
common roast beef upon boarding
house tables.
Care must be used to turn it, and
equally necessary is good judgment
in having it thoroughly well cooked.
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Artificial sHarms.

I make artificial swarms thus;
Take . hive of bees strong enough
in numbers to make q strong swarm.
On . pleasant day, when large num-
bers are out at work, remove it from
its stand, and set the new hives in
its place with the frames all in the
right position. Then take out the
combs, one by one, and with q feath-
er brush all the bees and the queen
of Of sll the combs, down on sheet
of board in front of the new or pre-
pared hive, so that they may run up
hill into it. Put the comb frames
deprived of bees into an empty hive
as they are brushed of, being careful
not to leave a single bee on them.
When all are in, remove some other
strong hive from its stand to some
other place, and in its stead set the
hive containing the combs without
bees. Then put a fertile queen
Gagged between two brood combs in
this hive, near the centre, and let her
remain thus two or three days. Then
release the queen, and the work is
done. Bees enough will come from
the removed hive to the old stand to
take care of the brood and queen. In
q few days the old hive will be
strong in bees. The swarm brushed
of the comb will of course be a
strong one.-Cor. Am. Bee Journal.
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@ The Country Gentleman says:
Asparagus, as well as all other roots,
must be planted when the plants are
in dormant state, and unless the
work is done very early in the
spring, it is better to defer it till au-
tumn, at which time the bed must be
heavily mulched to protect it from
hard freezing in winter, and car e
must be taken to keep the soil dry
by necessary draining. According
to our own experiments, it requires
about Il, 900 grains of small wheat
to make a pound, and $50, 900 for q
bhshel, or if the grains are large and
plump about 5000 to a pound, and
$50, 900 to a bushel. Rye requires
about double, and oats about one
half. Beans vary much according
to the size and kind. Turnip seed
require fifteen to eighteen million
seed to . bushel. All these num-
bers viii vary much with varieties,
successful growth, DC.
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{ BLzAoHING MusLINs.-Take twelve
ounces of chloride of lime to ten
pounds Of cotton; dissolve the lime
in two quarts of soft hot water; boil
the cloth in suds water, then rinse
it; strain the lime into a sufficient
quantity of water to immerse the
cloth in; let it remain in from ten to
twenty minutes, then rinse the cloth
well. Be careful that no particles OF
lime 60 through the strainer. Ihave
never failed with this.
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l.. p. MAGUET.
May 90, l869.-tf.
May 20, l86g.-H.
Gallipolis, Macarthur and
Columbus Railroad.

TN pursuance of a resolution Of the majority
i of the Corporators of the Gallipolis. Nc
Arthur 4 Columbus Rail Road Company,
adopted at meeting of the Corporators, in the
Town of Macarthur, notice is hereby given that
on
Monday, the Goth Day Of June, A.
d. 1870,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, Books viii be opened ct
the following named places, for the purpose
of receiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock
of the Gallipolis, Macarthur and Columbus
Rail Road Company, te-wit: 4.
At the First National Bank of Gallipolis, in
the Town of Gallipolis, in the county of Gal
liza;
At Keystone Furnace, in the county ofJaek-
son;
At the Vinton County Bank. in the Town
of Macarthur, in the county of Vinton;
At the Office ofC. W. James, in the Town
Of, Logan, in the county of Hooking -allin the
State of Ohio
Said Books win be kept open from day to
day, between the hours Of 9 o'clock A. n. and
o'clock P. NJ, until the requisite amount Of
stock shall be subscribed.
By order of the Ccrp0rators, at the Town Of
McArthur, the llth day of May, 1870.
se,..ss.f, ~ DAN. WILL, Pres't.
J. W. DELAY, Sec'y pro tenn.
MAY 19, 1870.
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An ExcELIENT LINIMENT.--Take
the whites of two eggs, beaten to a
froth, a wine-glass of vinegar, wine
glass of spirits of turpentine, and q
vine-glass of alcohol, beating in all
the time. This liniment must be put
together in the order mentioned
above, or it will not be thoroughly
incorporated. We find this very su.
perior in all cases of sprains,
bruises, etc, on man or beast.
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE of Ohio, Gallia County, .,

DURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
L issued from the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the county Of Gallia, and to me di-
rected, will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in said county of Gallia, at one
O'Clock p m, on the 28th day of June. a. d. 1870
the following lands and tenements: situate in the
county of Gallia, and State of Ohio, and bound
ed and described as follows. to-wit:
Inc lower half OF lot number five (5.) in Wei
bert's addition to the city of Gallipolis, Gallia
county, and State Of Ohio; also the right of way
in and 70 . certain alley or passway 70 said lot
number five o. and running along the whole
length of lot number nine i9:) 1t being narrow
strip of land between said lot number nine (9l
on one side, and lots number three, four and five
on the other side, about eleven feet wide at
the back end and about nine feet wide at Wei
bert's alley; and, for more particular deserip-
tion, reference can be had to deed from said
Weibert to David Williams.
To be sold rs the property Of James Meikle, at
the suit of Joseph Hunt.
Appraised at the sum of 8, 1890.
Terms of Sale, Cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 26th day of May,
A. ID. 1870
r. BLAZER.
s. q. G. D.
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PRICE LIST:

PRICE LIST:
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
oOLoNG, [Bhck,l 80, 100, I25, Las per
pound.
MIXED, IGreen and Black. ] 90, los. 100 per
pound.
YOUNG HYSoN, fGreen,l 95, LOO, I.2o,
IMPERiAI. IGrssn,l ss. l.aO. l.sO. l.sO per
pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, IS. 100, l25.
l.50 per pound.
JAPAN, 100 l. IS. IUncOlOred Leaf so days
from Japan, 140.l
GUNP0WDER, 100, Las, 50. LIS per
pound.
All our Teas are warranted to give satisfac-
tion, or they can be returned. and money re-
funded. Consumers can make q positive
saving from so to Is cents per pound BY rur-
chasing our Teas.
and particulars.
Oct. %, 1859.
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
L Of Gallis county, in the state of Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction on the twenty fifth
day of June a d. 1870, at ten O'Clock forenoon, on
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in the county of Gallia and State of Ohio
to-wit:
Twenty acres in the northwest corner Of frac-
ton No. thirty CO., in section No. fourteen Q4,)
of township No. three (3,) range No: fifteen Q5,l
in the Ohio Company's purchase, beginning at
the northwest corner of the said fraction at a
stake from which an ash tree ten inches in diam
eter bears north SO degrees east 10 links, sugar
tree five inches in diameter bears south 80 de-
grees east IA links; thence west SO degrees east,
on the fraction line IA chains and fifteen links, to
q rock near a branch, bush inches in diameter
bears south 20 degrees II links, a dogwood
inches in diameter bears south u degrees west
IS links; thence south II chains and fifteen links
to a stake from which a black oak inches in di-
ameter bears north % degrees west 16 links. a
white oak inches IN diameter bears south 81 de-
grees east links; thence west II chains and Is
links to section line, beech 10 inches in dame
ter bears north degrees east links. dogwood
9 inches in diameter bears north 4S degrees east
36 links thence north on section line to the place
of beginning. Said tract containing twenty
acres, more or less.
Terms of sale-One- third in hand, one. third
in one year, and one-third in two years from
the day Of sale, with interest, and secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
Said sale will be for not less than two thirds Of
the appraised value. JOHN HENRY, Admir-
Of the Estate of James Z. Dawson, deceased.
MAY g. 1S70-4w.
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Coal FOR HoGs.-Says an ex-
change: If farmers would go to the
coal pits and get all the rejected coal
and break it up, and keep supply
where the hogs could have free &C.
cess to it they would have very few
sick ones. 1t is from this part that
sulphuric acid is made, hence its
medicinal properties.
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COUPON OR REGISTERED

form; they have thirty years to run, both
principal and interest being payable in
gold.
They are of denominations of
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Pamphlets, Maps, and full information
furnished on application.
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FISK & HATCH,

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