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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
ed, July II, 1870.
[PCBLIC-No. 1871

AN ACT renquisling whatever title may remain
in the United States to certain parcel OF
ground in Fremont, Ohio, to the corporation OF
Fremont
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatives of the United States of America in Com
Gress assembled. That whatever title may remain
i'll the United States to a parcel of ground i'll the
city of Fremont formerly Croghansville) Ohio, laid
out under the act of Congress of April tweuty-siX
eighteen hundred and sixteen which is not in
cluded in any OF the lots, outots, streets ard ave-
of the city but lying between the lots streets
and avenues and the Sandusky river as Indicated
the official plat of the town Of Croghansvle. be
and the same is hereby Ielinquished to the corpor-
alton OF Fremont
Approved, July II, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
IpURLT1-So. lO-
AN ACT to amend an act entitled AN act to al
thorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 lcens


AN ACT to amend an act entitled AN act TO a1-
thorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 license
yachts.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America il Con-
grcss assembled That the first section OF the act
entitled IAN act to authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury to license yachts and for other purposes.
approved August seventh, eighteen hundred and
forty-e9lt, Is hereby amended by inserting. i'll the
first clause thereof, after the words port to port of
the United States" the words and by TO foreign
ports
SEC. 2 And he il further enacted. That yachts be-
longing to Ii g!lilv organized yacht club OF any
foreign nation which snail extend ike privileges to
the yachts OF the United States shall have the priSi
cge of entering or leaving any port OF the United
States without entering or clearing III the custom
house thereof, or paving tonnage tax.
SIC, ). And he 1t further enacted, That, for the
Identification of yachts and their owners. com
mission to sail FOR pleasure il any designated
yacht belonging to any regularly organized and in
corporated yacht club. stating the exemptions and
privileges enjoyed under ii, may bt issued by the
Secretary OF the Treasury ami shall De token Of
credit to any United States official, and to the
authorities OF any foreign power tor privileges Ell
oyed under it.
SEC. 4. And be il further enacted. That every
vacth visiting, foreign country under the prpvi-
eions OF this act shall, its return to the United
States, make due entry at The custom hou-e OF
the port Al which, such return il shall arrive.
Approved, June %, 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
TPrBLIC-NO. 1917
AN ACT to create a port of delivery at Houston,

ItN;S.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con-
grcss assembled That Houston, in the state OF
Texas shall be- ard is hereby, constituted port OF
delivery within the collection district OF Galveston,
and there shall be appointed surveyor OF customs,
TO reside at said port who shall perform the duties
and receive the compensation and emoltments pre-
scrilted il the act of Congress approved March
two eighteen hundred and thirty -one, being An
act allowing the duties foreign merchandise i'm
norted into pittsburg Wheeling Cincinnati Louis
vile, Saint Louis. Nashville. and Natchez, 10 be Sc.
cured and paid at those Places
Approved July II, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
IPuBLIC-NO. 174.l

AN ACT to amend section four of the act Of MARCH,
tLirtv.one, eighteen hundred and sixty-eiGht.
Re if enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentaryes of the United States Of America in Con-
press assembled, That there shall not be assessed
or COLLECTED under or by virtue of section four OF an
act approved March thirty-One, eighteen hundred
and ty-eisht entitled "An act to exempt certain
nnrnoses" auv internal tax upon pOrk-paekers,
Iard.renderers or those engaged in smoking rams,
curing meats or others known as in the provision
trade. as manufacturers within the meaning OF the
said section; and if any such tax shall have been
assessed, but not collected the same is hereby re-
mitted.
Approved, July IA, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
IPUBI!C-No. 81.
AN ACT relatin. 10 the supreme court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia.

Be il enacted py the Senate ana House OF Repre-
seutatives OF the United States OF America Ii Con
gr,.ss assembled, That the several general terms
and special terms OF the circuit courts. UletIIct
courts and criminal courts authorized by lie act
approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, entitled An l,t to leorgaaZr the courts IL
the District OF Columbia. and Tor other purposes
which have been VI may pc held shall be- aud are
declared 70 ne. stvcr"lv terms OF me sul'ieilt
court of the District OF Column hla; and tle judy
mens, DEGREES, sentences. ORDERS proceedings and
acts OF said general terms, speia! terms, circuit
courts district courts and criminal courts hereto
fore or hereafter rendered, made, or had, shall lac
deemed judgments, DEGREES, sentences orders. pro
cetdins and acts OF sad supreme court: Provided.
that nothing herein contained shall affect Tie ght
OF appeal as provided by law.
SEQ. 2. And he i further enacted That the SUI
preme court OF the District OF Columbia SHAH here
after consist Of che. justice and torr associate
Justices and for this purpose there shall! be "p-
pointed by the President, by ami with the advice
and consent OF the Senate an additional justice OF
said court, with the like powers, to take The same
Oaths, to perform the same duties, and 10 receive
the same salary; as the other associate Justices OF
SIC g. And he il 1lrtheIfenactcd, That whenever,
az a session OF the court III general term held by
four OF the Justices, the court shall be equally dl-
vidcd in opinion upon the question ins olved IL any
cause argued Or submitted TO the court, sucii III
vision of opinion shall be noted upon the minutes
of the court; and tiereupon and within foars DAYS
thereafter either party III sueh cause may ne Win
the clerk of the court a motion III writing 10 nav {.
such reargue'i before the five just ices: and
such reargumeu1 lehearing shall be had as soon
thereafter as conveniently may De.
SFc l. And be i further enacted That all the
powers and jurisdiction by law held and eXer-
cis.l by the orphans court of Washington county J,
in the District OF Columbia shall hereafter be held
and exercised by the justice holding the speclii
term OF the SAID supreme court for that purpose,
subject always 20 the same provisions as are con
tanned i'll the fifth section OF the act of Congress en-
titled AN act TO reorganlze the courts III the Dis
trict OF Columbia, ard for Other purposes" APP
pro ed March third, I'll gIteen hundred and sixty
three.
SEC 5. And be t further enacted, That the
orphans court OF Washington county, District OF
,i,r N htrIlT
phans' court, so far the applicable 10
said supreme court are hereby continued i'll force
i'll respect TO said supreme court; and all other
laws and parts OF laws relating 10 said orphans
court are hereby repealed: Provided, however,
That nothing herein contained shall be construed
to abolish the Office OF register OF wills Tor said
county.
Approved, June q. 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
fPUBLIC-NO. 1901

AN ACT to amend an act entitled " An act amenda-
tory OF the organic law of Colorado Territory,
and for other purposes" approved May fourth,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the first section OF an act
entitled ~ An act amendatory of the organic law
OF Colorado Territory and for other purposes" ap-
proved May fourth, eighteen hundred ard seventy,
be- and the same is so far amended, that writs Of
error shall be allowed from any decision of a pro-
bate court to the supreme court of said Territory,
i'll the same manner they We're allowed before tie
passage of the act to which this is aueuQatory,
approved, July Il, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
TPuBLIC-No. &c.


An act to authorize the reduction of the width of
an alley in square number three hundred and
seventy-six, in the city of Washington.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the mayor, board of alder
men, and board of common council OF the city OF
Washington be, and they hereby are. authorized to
reduce the width of the public alley entering
square number three hundred and seventy-siX,
from Ninth street west from its present width Of
twelve feet to the width of seven feet, and that
the portion which will be restored to individual
property by such reduction be added to the lot
number twente-two, from which the entire alley
was originally taken.
Approved, June !, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
The Washington special of the Cincin

The Washington special of the Cincin-
matt Gazette says:
The various cable dispatches to the effect
that the United States has sent Rseveral
pointed kilograms to Berlin, urging the
Prnssian authorities to make peace are en-
+;relv sensational. Nothing more definite
has been forwarded than the notice sent
NJ Bancroft that our government conid
take no part with other powers to negotiate
neace. but that it's good Offices would DC
rendered whenever desired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16

AN ACT to amend the act to incorporate the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences
Re II enacted by the Senate and House OF repre-
seDtatiyes of the United States of America IN Con-
oress assembled, That the act to incorporate the
National Academy Of Sciences approved aarcn
.Lrae s;chtean hundred and sixty-three, be, and
Tie same is hereby amended as to remove me
i;ritation of the number of ordinary members Of
aid academy as provided in said act.
Amroyed July IA, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
IPrRlLS-So. 90.
An ACT to make legal a certain act of the Councils
uf The cI. " Of WASHINGTON.

III the city Of Washington
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
seutatives OF the United States OF America Ill Con
gress assembled. That certain act OF the Councils
OF the city of Washington, approved the twenty
sixth day of October eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, and entitled An act for the relief OF the
trustees OF the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church" be, and is hereby, declared to he Il legal
act and no, inconsistent with the powers OF the
corporate authorities of the city OF Wlshingtot and
they are hereby empowered and directed 10 pay 10
SAID trustees the of Tour hundred dollars and
tweutyseven cents, il accordance with the amount
appropriated by sad act
Approved. June Il, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
gPuBLlC-NO. 1D.

within period of ten years, out OF any revenue y
he derived from water rents. SCI &C., Aaai
Annr0ved IElY IA. 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
TPrBLIC-No. Ice. |
:
AN ACT to amend existing lawsTela.ingto internal

An ACT 20 amend eAls.lnI RVS ItldsILS 70 HttIIsl
revenue.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives of tie United States Of America in Con
gress in Congress assembled, That Oh and after the
passage OF this act Ill addition the articles now
exempt by law. the articles and products li.lelnaf-
ter enumerated shall be exempt from internal tax,
namely: Canned and preserved Ish. sheu FISH,
meats, fruits and vegetables
Approved. July IL 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
iPCBLIc-No. 1G2. I
AN ACT to extend the time fox presenting claims
ier additional bounties

ieT additional bouuties
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
seEtatives Of The United States OF America in Con-
gross assembled That Tie Jime for presenting
claims for additional ho,GltieS granted soldiers
by the twelfth and thirtet nth sections OF the OF
July tweuty-ci-.iti eighteen hundred and sixty
siX, is HEREBY extended until the expiration OF six
months after the passage OF this act, after which
time all claims for such borties not presented i'll
due form shall he void: and the fourth ecton of
the act approved March third eighteen hundred
and sixty nine, entitled IN IN relation add
tona! EountIes and !ol other purposes, is hereby
re!caed.
Approved, July &c. 1870
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
Approved. July IL, 1870.
lPUBLIC-No. 1881
An ACT to create a por, of delivery at Du Lnth,


4 4 CTtttlV pOTt
Minnesota.
Be il enactad by the Senate and House of Repre-
seutatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That Du Luth. i'll the State of Min
IHsota shall be- and is hereby constituted port of
delivery within the collection district OF Superior
and there shall be appointed surveyor of customs
TO reside at said port who shall perform the duties
ard receive the compensation and emoluments pre-
scr.ned III the act OF Congress approved March two
eighteen hundred and thirty being An act al.
Lowing the duties foreign merchandise imported
into Pttsbur. Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville.
Saint Louis Nashville and .Natclez to be secured
and ptid at those places
Approved Juiy IL 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-16
IPUBLIC-No. I12.

AN ACT authorizing the establishment Of wafer
meters for the Potomac water the laying OF an
additional water rui,in from the distributing re-
servoir of the Washington aqGedGct, and Tor
other purposes.
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e. Eftor:

- 2sseNV' III -.
lA6-at Sa,AyssleFnIgb.-st The exhibit
ton Of the colorsd school, quiet OBJ:
server ottbo doiagS oEoa0d lis We could
not help but police the vigorous voices
Of yong Amedcs, 0pT5 .bOyS'Wsro e
dSEhest .,they lffed their voices SDd hSlt
.loRsd and relied lout end continually.
W5 inEgtuEd VI we're present 81 some
prize yelling end fen titSt Ihs best yeIIer
deserved cefisiply some SORT Of q reward,
sod accordingly nisd,to discern and Gnd
out the hPppFsonO. that buOald 'bOrS' Of
the best lungs bnl g.vsitsup hsiS bard
itb6k An WeEOibent 90 victory and, We
relieve sNOTg oDs.lo,bs : pfEs.yoIlsri+-
We held review ia our mind over d che
Yelling 70 eysr ,hesfd, and cane 70 The
.couclg,l6n that The Poil. PlelisIt boys
can NOT be bsst 10 Ihit. particular IbIpppt,
ana would eonideniiilly piiCh them
aq6inss Sny Olher ss. boys chat ever
,i6dulgsd 10 similar jubilee They
gave yeNerbight ample proof that thVy
sc sIesIlsnl 10 making . tirst eIas5hOiSe
,snd believe lhs public WiIIithksin fa-
lprs, thsirsNFd for ~ aud willingly die.
psnseNilh their lupg'. 2aOBsERV1R. ;
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MARRlE.p!:.

Al Hartford City on the 10Th inst. by Rev.
". v. Harper, Nj. F. Chapman aud Miss Fan.
ME Hanna. riF fsr's io lgE
At the residence Of Mr.. ". Y. jackson, near
New Haven, On March 9th, by Rev. j. E.
HenSley, Stephen Elliott aud Margaret Jack.
500: all OtthiS countye .irs
At The residence Of the brids's father, near
New Haven, March 2th. by Rev. j. W! Mil.
g. Mr.. Allen Hart and Hiss Elizabeth Roush I;
all Of this county. ''llo g r % w
At Nuusey Town Indiana, March 18th, by
Rev, Mr.. 49,, at the residence Oftho brides
father, VIM. R Stephenson, Mr.. @. B. Chap.
man to Miss N. E. Stephenson.
On the eth u Mavch. by Rev. U, Prlbbls,
Mr.. William h. GiSs to Miss Josephine Gard.
heE' h5Iu.41 r.g %.
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tUANTED-AGENTs-$75 to 5000 per
w ,ih66tK ,'evSfyIheFa male and female, %
iatroiuce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON 4 SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACH5N 3.
This Machine viii stitch. hem, iell, tack. quilt.
cord, bind, braid aud embroider in most su-.
psrior manner. Price only $ls, Fully war.
ianted for Eve years. We viii pay $1,000 Tor
any machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, OF. moeeelasti seam than ours. It
makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every Sec
Ohd stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can.
not he pulled apart without tearin; it. We
pay Agents from SIS to 5000 per mpnth Gad
expenses, ora commission from which twice
thHt amount can be made. Address SEcuMB
"a Co., PtTTsBURaa Pa; BosToS MASS, or ST..
LOUIS, No.
CAUTIoN--Bsvae Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name Gs ours, unlsss
they can show Certificate Of Agency, signed,
by Us. We shall not hold ourselves RESPONSE
BILE for worthless Machines sold BY ether par.
ties and shall prosecute all parties either sell
ing or using Machines under this pGIle 70 the
fun extent Of the law, unless such Machines
were obtained from IS or our agents. Do not
be imposed upon by parties who copy our I'D.
yertisement and circulars aud offer worthless
Machines at less price, finch Sl-Sm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-31

Cen. Witchsr iS. WSiuEsE . candidate
for reelection 10 COogrsss inthts dis.
triCt. The 'GharIssto0 journal hGs ssb
editorial advocating bic Te.uominaTion.
The Journal says the GenerGl "is .
yoapg man. bravo, .fsadess aSd t,us.-
de was fried with Gre end steel 90 mSny
battle grounds m tbs lale civil war, end
he proved hmSsIfa man worthy the
confidence Of the American psOp ls -
ie,oi'bury P6Oenig,
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nEo.y truE7. .ll ~ 4.
The nIlnstal Wealth df'vl'ssrrar ,uaa

The Mineral Wealth of'VitStafa 'uad
III, ~ West Virginia. i
The airoal deposits 10 VttgiAia aud
West Virginia are sqSsl toiif not mUti
extensive lhS6 those in PenhSylvdaia.-
Along thslliue Otlhe ebeS6psSkS end
Ohio railcoad aEs found iusxhadsI6Ble
deposits Of superior iron ore. From
stsatouu, Vs., to the Wits Sulphur
Springs 10 West YiFginia adiUlSnes Of
one hundred miles, there Ore very large
quantilies Of valuable iron ore. Also,
along the line Of the James River can
pal. west Of LJuebbGrg, Is found Supe'
.rior iron orc in great abundance. q
10 fact, the entire AllegHG0y range Of
mountains, ia both Virginia and West
VirginiS, extending $50 miles, from
Maryland 10 Tennessee, are filed with
iron ore! IN, quantity and quGlily equal
10 the most vGlusbIe deposits found ia
PeuutslvSata A4hs largest quantities
being found east ofths moi Allegheny
range Of m0uhISiVS aud VAST Of tie
Blue Ridge.
West Of this'vdst AREA IL iron ore do.
posts is to DO found tie Appalachian
coal Geld Of tFisEiulG, which 10 eE-
tsnt, is gtsSt6E Ebad the ScouI 6eid oI
PenuOg lvania. For he coal field q
West Vireiuia IL estimated 10 contain
J s. 800 bqu6re mites, Wbiie that q Penn
SylVaniSiS SGtinsted 10 contain 1856
square miles. FEe coal Srso Of Great
'Btian II estimated TO be 1889 tqusro
'mAss.
The Chesapeake md Ohio railroad
and THE JsnsO River and Ksnawha canal
(When completed to The ohioriysr) will
pass tEIough'tho very heart and centre
81 lbs coal aud iron deposits ofVirginia
and West Virginia. The improvements
will PISS through New River YslIsy,
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b. h. ICoNPERENCE.

The U.b. U00leHe ace Of Tue Stele
sus. 10 S session q Hartford City. three
DAYS. beginning Tbursday March IA,
and ending, Saturday,. the 10Th. Bishop
weaver presided. Ca WeJuSsday e1o-
ming proceeding the conference a. tenn
psrauos meeting was held Ot which
B RAYS. Warner. Slaughter. ,GrabSm, end
Harrison spoke The cobrsrtncs WIS
,ron;oh.l snd nt.s,Snt and III. so,sr,
4 s 81, H.. vsr. .,nronl;sd vi,h pre,eb
no .vayvs ssIyIssniag during tha .seSsion.
III. Ri.So,n. {, nr :, an aYselI.n, Ger,
~ ~. Am, q ,s,;,i,,,,., - San.
lt'Ou WI "o.uu's V'''N'u'S's =" 49, 49,,
bath mno,rpiog' A lev words regsrdiog
bis Personal appearance may no, DO un-
Interesting. Hs is decidedly American;
9,.,S.r Ian IA sor,.vb,,,,.II .siv t.e,
;s.t.. 49, $500, ~ 80. r. al.
low features HisMyIs Of preaching is
'Ntust shetfksl Vs'H6 pau Auu s'u P'Vt
but earnest and attractive. Before the
audience ara .varO Of i. be has full pos.
session ,ftbsm oNa
= 's,.Lh.,S, s.hoo,, ,,s.,4,,. !, IA
I & s sIU9s'u e es '''S W. 4S'S
saoo li!n afternoon. s5o sIl
The Emma Graham was full 0fPFoHcb-
erb Moaday evening". ~ Ia sy y q
They. decided toAnsel neg. yesr at
3 .nn.ko,65l M. -e,I,o,s;,,....,,sss,.,t5 ~
nointm1a,s: !a ~ osf 'sg '9'
.F5 - 49, e -, NO.. n,s-.,o g. y
y, 4 80. p ~
w 80 - 9oS zones ''tsrl. ... !. Z.
Msss sola@bls7 cnoalst-M = Hedge
4. S,.',. rs,.t,l a. q
9cEson sGlFeui'-E 'S'ut'et 'aue 9
Foylof Z 7 -, n.,, T. I.
"a babeck q 's'lon-J . 'Kiddte:
hPIoym9'ilA"Ssom: =, y.
! Fo'n' Pleasant Circuit" 9 l..' ta' =,
risen. ~ = =. TX.
I o.,r'o'lns-D "TPto tilfs.
b. bunal0 M''''oo--J Af's'amaa
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, Samuel WallUer, Of LsipSic, Putnam
county, Chic, was arrested OF the 10
stance Of Special Agent Baldwin, and
taken 10 Cleveland, Friday. he vas
charged with embeEEling valuable lat.
tsrS and Oppropiaing the Oonlens. aud
held BY Commissioner White ia the
sum Of 81, 800 to answer Of lbe May
term Of the United States District Court.
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and Tie arofi KshsWha Valley TO The
Ohio gilsF.a dislAnee Of two hOndtsd
miles cutting 81 FightAngIeS The most ex
laaliES deposits oisesu1Al, spiintanb be
luminous coal known 10 tho WORLD
Coal 1smafksblo fer IL suPsFipdIyIin
shafsliDgjs ltsn, iof smelling iron ore
aud ip making gss, sad uasurps'''d ~
iusI
{ ThSs. Ia VfteioiEaad West vitginis.
s6d Especially. Sl6ng tie liHO Ufthe otss
opeako hnd'0hi0 FsilroG1 sid .tbS Iine' o.
t6e JSne6 Tfysr aud Ka6sahs,i eaaai l,
are 70 80 fo1nd Ia great S6Sndahce Gnd
of46beti6T quality two great elsaeuts o.
. 6difoSt heSitb2eoSl q6dlf6d. I
7 Not'lObE sinSS ~, GSIdStcBe, 'in I
Spt46b dtii76Fsd'in ihe English PetlfS-
smSdts Sdid 4hS Sommdfti6i pFoSP5titt 81
3Groal Britain over oil other eeoahtKsb
Vss chiefly oyipg 70 beg seil aafPO'il'
and their Ioeolion pC6f IEon oTe--:Sithp
coal add iron ID dose Pfoximlty e each
other constituted the liubttrsiuql Of -.
elshd'6 comm6reiSl prosperity,
TIE SINE msY b. idiIof PoRp'y lsyi1itS',
II itlhe development 1of4hs coal apd
iron " ttsi sItle that contributes that
bSsi2 81 her asSiR 6bd power, And
Wis i h1b been dons, ii Penney wanna
may bb'dons Ia vifginiG, aud WSSl Viz
piaia, cad ovsnib ! gs6StSr degtee,---
For The deposlS Of eoOl and iron are
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THE PREMIUM

The EaaLIESE and most RgonpQIIEs 6eld
Corn, having yiSldod DE past dgfGyoFabl I.
Soa ever 100 HUdIiLd SiEtEE6 cox TEh Adln
n many instances when planted Ia the SAme
hGld, y Id equal ehfne sia1tip sded ltdt.21I5
8 weeks earlier and yielded doable ihe amount
Of othSf eOfn. I've Bushels inefeb e ID, yioId
per aeIe Wtll paV.coSt % I'D. SohdStdep Gos'
Descriptive Circular, with testimoni1ls Iron
reliable lafuiSfs tafcag bout the country Ole
Quart by maiiy post 75cit so aVuFs, $l.95
bar quartz, O2,25. One pack. By exptess OF
feieFt, 90; alfbushslIE huo baItel 05-
address s. B. FAEll4ltG5tsrUWerand healer
Din Farm Seeds, JAlfEifCuSi 1l66S Ialand, New
York. .n,rar ssgaa aasr .rEEaassh arm.
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General Butler i .vieE.dly compared
to bald headed eagle, for tie said That
10 every question whore he cant ihro.
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