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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

Wis IS no ldle remark mat we make. IL is
now known TO all that the majority of those
brave men who fought the Southern battle for
freedom, are combating n much more serious
enemy now lurking in their veins During the
late war thousands of men were vaccinated with
all forms of dieases under the pretense of puard-
ing against that fell destroyer, Small PoN.
Vaccination is boon TO mankind when the
vaccine virus is pure bat when IL is taken from
the arm OF patient who has Scrofula BOTU
PERSONS ARE TAINTED ALIKE 1t is
perfectly notorious that vaccine matter has. and
is now being taken from the bodies of negroes
and white meu, full of mercurial and kindred
dieases. The remedy now so well known for the
cure of Scrolula,
Henry's Constitution Renovation.
is offered TO all with the strongest assurances of
PERFECT Il MOST COMPLETE CURE
For
SCROFULA, SKIN ERUPTTONS.
SALT RHEUM, SYPHILIS.
BOILS, PIMPLES.
WASTE OF VITALITY.
RHEUMATISM,
ULCERATED
THOATS, and
CONSUMPTION.
Henry's Constitution Renovation
cannot be cqualed by any other preparation of
the day. lfany person should be skeptical about
this, let him ask his ueighbor about our remedy
NINE HUNDRED X NINETY-NINE
men out Of a thousand know of this remedy. and
cannot lind words enough for their praise Be
low we print few samples of letters WEI are con
stantly receiving daily
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
81 'ras roccioaied at The IIospjIai at
I'cESGUry far ISD,dH Par I ,r0s 1,crey
sick bctbre. Since Hca, until frie,l a Bof-
Ne ofyour CONSTITUTION Rcnoc0Ior, / ,ras
acccr free .tjom scoJs. N, UUord. NJ
E"tdic, Ala., sent ne a boHlc of.your rem.
ety. am no,c, since Ihorc toheH II, free
from all sores, crcepf u small enc on mn
leg, ami II IS fast hcai;Bg"
81 ,cos ceyy mUch t,opL1ed ,riH sylh,Iis
Io"r remedy secD,s 10 be c"riny me Ji,St
SAM 4 6ot les per EJprcSs."
Yes, ycs, ! may ,reH say, sach ycli,f
.JJoDl constant Hchi"g, tcos accer crpcrjcDc.
c1 by me until NOR. Yorr Cousiiiation
Reaocdfor IS curing me up."
A l0"y 'criics: "Ny comp'erion "a as
ha1 rs n Go6e'S, Manks 10 vour re9ae.5y."
'No mare rhc"matsm Three L0tRes
IF Constitution Rcnocotor hare nade me
n nc5c D,0a."
"Doctor, cacIosed find s.. F2cose semi
me s'pPy. Tro .f,milics berc rant IN
hy yoU Constitution Renocaior."
We lure 'oom FIR no p,ore LHcre, Int.
e"oUgh has been said. 4 last ogDeal is
made IN you Of ne
p u RE UTHERN RACE
Chrch and nip .Scro/UIa in rs B,,1. ami
II 'cH "eger Jlossom IN yo,ur chjldr,u IN
lie ./orD cfWdstcd, stUnted 6oo1ics and sick
" Skins
Far DELICAT TIE FEMALES, Sick.
" chHdrc0, .for diScoscs ofnc BIood anil
Kidneys, his rcmedy coDnot b. surpassDd
CAUTION In oy7erDg ovr ren,e5y
ol'eoys Pioceh number NJ oD- Past OEirc
Bar on ycUr letters The neu Ialr N, mr.
Nc'c Torh Past Office comycl This.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23

September 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-23
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

April 10, 1870.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
WAN. Mar. 0. 1870.

M, r,,,,,.-r -, -. -.
occur,, las, Mo,.i.v and a.. p.mr,,,. c.rri.
cd I, a, uu.l tbousb Nv I. ,.rv.,v REDUCED M.
,or;,v rh.v v.r. a s,;.h,.o.d ,h., thew ,ep,
70 August. for our .b.nnv" represcnt.tiv,
Who wa. . c;,i,en Of M....ebu.e.ts when h
VA. .ls,,sd. Tia R.,ubl;e.n, would have con.
te.,ed nj. ss.t in the Levisl.ture but for the
removal Of their candidate from town soon a.
ter IN. election. Their, va, . brc.k In The
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Some months since, our readers viii recollect,
an attempt was made to rob the South Berwick
National Bank. About one o'clock, wcdnes-
day morning another unsuccessful attempt
Vas made TO plumber the same stronghold.
Near one o'clock, the Waterman was awakened
by some one sttempting.to spring the lock Of
the inner door Of the bank, the Ooter door hsv-
ing been forced without avaking the officer.
lie rang an alarm bell. in adoctor's Office near
By, which was connected by wire win the
bank, and struck light The robbers imme-
diaiely ncd. and were traced to Portsmouth
N. H., which city they len probably in the
si5 train for Boston. Saturday morning al
low water, Captain Lowry discovered . CON-
plete sett Of burglars tools on the Oats At the
Pisc,saaua river at Kittery. These were doubt
less thrown from the bridge into the river, a
the men crossed from Kittery TO Portsmouth,
There were siIty-avs pieces In all, including
clamps. Jimmies, jacks, cutters, wedges, caris
Of powder. dark lantern, punches, &c. &c.
The tools were Of steel mostly new, and wers
In two large yaliscs. A German almanac was
with the other articles. An were delivered to
City Marshall johnson Of Portsmouth. The
burglars iefs Il their boarding house in Ports
mouth large coat with numerous pockets,
and bstily bloodstained.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

FRIEND BUTLER Our spring election for
municipal officers occurred ON Monday last.
The Democracy had been in training for fort
night before election with full intent to make q
clean sweep, and regain their foothold In this
town. On the morning Of election, and when
everything was ready to commence balloting.
Timothy opened with little speech, dis
claiming on the part Of himself and his party,
that "Rum or no Rum" was the issue. But
"oil''. was at discount, and the result WAS
Moderator, II. A. Butler, Rep; Town Clerk, O..
W. Grey. Dem; Selcctmen, Assessors and Over
seers Of the Poor, II. A. Butler, John Hall, and
G.. II. Wentworth, Reps; Treasurer and Col.
lector, William Hobbs, Rep; SIS. Committee,
W. G. Barrow, Rep. Our candidates were elect
ed by 80 majority. The principal feature In
the above result Is that our municipal officers
are sustained by very large majority, in the
course which they have pursued, In regard to
the sale Of intoxicating liquor, by reason Of
which we have hsd very quiet time here for
several months past, and confidently expect o
continuance Of the same. Yours, SO.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
A uuub.r Of y,.u .inc., The City Clerk cop

A number Of years since. the City Clerk cop
led. 20 a. to preserve some old records OF the
time when thess two cities were one. those which
were fAst becoming illsgible through the sdacins
fingers Of time. Through the courtesy Of the
colonel" No were permitted day or two
since. to examine the old records Of time gone
by, and We present to our readers two which We
selected from the mass Of records, - remarka-
bic for their quaint orthog1phy and ancient
simplicity. One Is permission to set up .
sawmill In saoo. the other the verdict ola jury
Of inquest:
September ye q, 1853. ~
Il IL granted by 70 Townsmen Of Ssoo, Ut
Roger Spencer shall have Lbertie to set up .
hes doth make hir reiie to do execution within
one year and also vt hee shall have gufhc'ente
accommodation for such worte upon this cond', !,
ton, vt allye Townsmen shall have bordes IL q
on q hundred cheaper than any stranger.
Secondly vt ye Townsruen shall Be employed
In ye worke before stranger, provided vt they
doe their worke 20 cheap as stranger this 40
eommodation We have granted to him and his
heaires forever
A Jury Of Inquest, 1858.
The ~ Of We 10 month, 1868. A.,
Jury being sumonede Of the death Of Mary
Halle, brought in their veriicte viz:
We of ye Jury about Mary Halle have agreed
Ut according to ye evidence given to US, vt shee
was accessory to her owne death with over much
eating and drinking. we not having any Wit
nesse vt shee was forced thereunto.-
The Jury was these,
Capt. Roger Spencer, ..|..T
Mr.. Thomas Williams,
Mordecai Cranitt.
Ralph Trustum,
Peter Hill,
John Hellesome.
Watt Mare,
Jereuie Pealy.
Roger Hill,
John Bouden.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Insurance agencies Of J. NJ Goodwin
and John II. Small have been consolidated, and
the united firm represent capital Of upwards
Of seventeen million dollars. Among other first
class companies, they write for the Ktna, Hart
ford, Security, Home, Phoenix, and Quin-
cy. They have taken the Office always occupied
by r Small & Son, and have fitted it up in u
manner e,eelled BY few Offices in the State, and
in such way As the increasing business Of the
drm demanded. Policies are written at this Of.
6cc. in the best Life, Fire, Accident, and Ma
rine Insurance Companies in the country. This
Is consolidation scheme for the benefit Of the
people. and one which needed no lobbying. or
legislative sanction to make il pass.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
LOCAL AFFAIkS.

ma. I, tsn co.pty has one OF the slsry-
o., ,;r,. Of IN. ner;od Her punrcnt sayings
.o.n him, tar. n one. .ve,. Her name /.
B,l Pr,oer--ope citizen. evidently green,
l..J \, - n, .;,v R.,o,t inst h,,s.r,
800. 80. n. -. 80, ~ .,,,.,, =,
go, ,..,.. tn. go, ,.., arr,,i.,t
:. -. -, a.. ., -. a., A.. II q Co..,
g., A.. a .r.,, , ,,nam.,t an Lincoln 81
,h., hi. ,... ..Il.J IN. bivhe.t mint ON
..
80 :. 80, IT,. 90. NOR. truth
~. o. a.. 80. 81, .,.,,, N.
Ad.rm.n,. roon LAT ,..l usri.o
,;m.. ,.,.,v - .,is ,Ao.. vho say tbeebsprcs
- =, ~ -, -. T., 80, Fin.
- - '.o $500 -. - ....-.,,,..
- ~ - U..-...;..- ,-;,'
s0a -, ,n ',,...,. -.
.., ~ -
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
An old gentleman Of this city during the "

An old gentleman Of this city during the war
boarded up all stray pennies which he might
meet with, having become possessed with thu
idea that they would be worth premium
He was imposed on by some wag the other day,
who told him his small change would be rcadi
ly taken up at the Post Office, at 20 per cent
premium. He straightway went to that place
and stupched the gentlemauly clerk in alton.
dance, by informing him "he had full barre
Of cene which he would Immediately bring in
AMI exchange for greenbacks at 20 per cent ad.
rance. When the clerk recovered from his
surprise, he informed the old gentleman that
he ,'wa not on that lay" just then. but h
would be happy to sell him few nickels at par.
The cOppers are still for sale at considerable
reduction from the former price.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

NsssuL Dane & Perkins at their large saw
min, near Kennebunk Depot, are doing . very
large and extensive business. There woult
seem 10 have been no lack Of snow about Ken
nebunk, to judge BY the countless number O
logs about their mill They manufacture i'm
meuse quantities Of sugar-bOIss, which an
mostly sold to Portland parties, Who ship then
thence 10 Cuba.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The arrival Of the ship Messenger, owned BY
Capt r. r. G. Hartley. Of Saco, and others, ID
daily looked for. She is commanded by Capt.
Waldo Hill, Of this city. She left Manila on
the 9th Of November for Boston, and Is max
ing lengthy PASSAGE but her last trip from
that port occupied 90 days. The Messenger
was built for the owners about 1850. and Is q
very fast ship. s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


chesapeake anu Unl0 kdllfodd company
TAs cAssspsaks and oAis Railroad, connecting
tho Atlantic coast and tho magnificent harbors Of
tho Chesapeake Day with tho Ohio river at point
Of reliable navigation. and thus. with the entire
railroad system and water transportation Of the
great West and Southwest, forms tho addition
al East and West Trunk Line. 20 imperative
ly demanded for the accommodation Of the I'm
mense and npldly-g,owins transportation between
tho Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the ono hand
and the great producing regions Of tho Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The importance Of this road - now cutie,
nom the West 10 the sea- masnlnes II Into ono Of m
tional consequence, and insuros 10 II an exISnsivs
through trafilo from the day Of It, completion
while, In the development Of the extensive agricul
tural and mineral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia. II possesses, along is own line, the sle
mens Of large and profitable local business.
Thus tho great Interests, both general and local
which demand tho completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad 10 the Ohio river, AFFORD the sresi
guarantee Of Its success and value and render u the
most important and substantial railroad on
t.rnri,, now in provre.. In mi, country.
Its superiority a. an East and West route, and the
promise Of an immense and profitable trade await
ing Its completion, have drawn 10 It the attention
and cooperation Of prominent capitalists and rail-
rosd men Of this city Of sound Judgment and known
integrity, whose connection with It, together with
that OF eminent citizens and business men Of vIr
s'n'" A"u "''' virginia it''o"N-' ." '"''s'''''
nonofA''0' ana w "A""s'm'n'
Tho Road Is completed and In operation from
Richmond TO the celebrated White Sulphur Spring,
Of West Virginia, 2H miles, and there remain but
DO miles (now partially constructed) TO DO com
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

''still to be neat, still TO be drest As you were
going to feast" Could "rare Ben johnson"
step out now, he might truly think his words
made living truth, by calling at Staples, No 100
Main Street, and having his cutter, Gooch.
measure him for one Of his stylish suits. at Q
reasonable price. We have been there and know
All ahonf IN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
.MisceIlasse0sss.
Farm for Sale.

l~CN SITUATED in saco, about four
(G miles from tho village on the Flag
- ~ Pond Road $50 called). This Is q first
class farm, containing about 10 acres,
suitably dividcd into tage. pasture and woodland
buildings nearly new, commodious, Convenient and
water, capable OF supplying house and barn Mt oil
seasons OF the year. Also, good Cstern In cellar.
The Farm produces about twenty-five tons OF hay,
has about eighty apple trees, and Ii situated In q
good neighborhood and within forty rods Of school
house where there 10 school eight months'in the
year. Also, two wood lots, and two pieces Of salt
marsh. =.
Az the subscriber Ia bound 10 20 West no will sell
the above named property together, or In parcels .,
. great bargain.
For further particulars call on
ARTHUR B0OTHBY,
str UF. .. H on tho Premises.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Last week new company called the "Lewis-
ton Blcachery" was organized at lewiston The
charter makes the capital stock 100000, but
the Company voted to commence operations with
s250,OOO. Mr.. George II. Pilsbury, formerly
Of this city. was cholen Clerk. Hon. William
T. Haines, and Augustine Hdnes, esq, Of this
city are among the Directors.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

decentralization Monday. All Repub-
licans except Clerk and Treasurer: Moderator,
J. b. Roberts; Clerk, J. D. Taylor; Selectmcn.
&C., Holsca NJ. Littleheld, Asa L. Kicker, David
Deering, Treasurer, W. G. Downs, (Dcm.)
Agent, Il. A. Bradcen; s. s. Com, Levi Hobbs
Auditor, Levi Hobbs. by good handsome ma
jorities.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

II Is our intention to make the Local Depart
ment Of the Journal, a complete record Of the
doings Of the week. in York county. up to the
hour Of publication. We can not accomplish
this alone, and we win return our hearty thanks
to all who will aid US. by forwarding to US any
item Of interest to our county patrons.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

We have heard that some prominent ladies
and gcntlem,n in this city, talk Of getting up a
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails" There would be work enough for the
Society here.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

DR.. G&ves desires US taoorroct the item pub
nshed last week concerning the running away
u his horse. II vas not his animal described
In that article. but should have been the horse
Of Mr.. Ii. g. Jones
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Saturday, the wife Of Capt John Gilpatrick,
living on the Pool road. went into the stable.
and In some manner tripped and fell near .
horse standing in . stall, who kicked her in the
head. Medical aid was summoned. and she Is
doing nicely. though she vas badly bruised and
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Messrs. Bryant & Gaines are to AIDA French
roof, and mastic front, to the "Od Rock Store"
the purchase Of which we mentioned in last
weeks JOURNAL
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The citizens Of saco are to have n literary en-
tertsinment in the way Of Readings, by the
Hon. Mr.. Murray, English Consul at Portland.
Mr.. Murray is very superior eloeutionist, and
In Portland and other places where he has read,
the press speak in the highest terms Of his ef-
forts. We feel sure that our citizens viii be
glad to avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
hearing Mr.. Murray, and thus not only be en-
tertained themselves, but likewise return the
generous patronage the citizens Of Saco extend.
ed to like efforts in our city during the past
winter. The Readings win be in the City Hall,
Saco, next Wednesday evening. at u o'clock.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

At the $500 and Bidieford ship-bailding
Co.'S" Yard. at the. foot Of Wharf street, saeo.
Q thrss-u.sssd sshooser Is being built. which.
like IL predecessor. the Henrietta and Franco
mia, d 10 BE- model Of strength, beauty and
aaisA. At the same yard . tug boat Is being
oosssru,lsd. 10 BE- ssaplstsi by the hr't Of
April. She ID built fbr partis In New York.
and u 70 b. used % the Sseo River, for towing
and other parposss- Mr.. Frank CisAves Of
Ssoo d also having large and beautiful yaehs
baIlt. tor his privste use. Mr.. Fred X Grssns
Of Saco, has charge Of the yard. =.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
SABBATH SERVICES, MAR. 10.
DladafARt|


Bibie service al 10 10 A. 4. seriptare lesson. Matt
Villa sssleel Hes y ,reai .sr seao-.nea frsssh
sssJ9sS WY ae .ss.a have the ss.i, He dspas.-
social mestiax Al ham.
rRkx nArrIsr. y,seron street, Rev, lame. Boyd.
r.s,sr ~ ssa i, Es.iias psr-
8 ociosl. rrsyss .essiss 1t i. O'Clock.
SECOND cesG c,cs.s, .,.s s p n Er r,s.sS
Pastor, services 81 ioi-t a. ~. AMI Il ~
ing BY Rev. sAissa s"saer.
rm.p coser. P.sIiios) Main street. ch.ri.. Ten.
IA rM. PT..shiss ~ the pastor: Bls,s c,s.. =,
the yesiry SATURDAY evenings Al - All Invited.
LessSa sextsAisrav eseaisx' JON sN-
Youxa Nrx's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Rooms In
90 s no.. ~ - isi.s a. n M..sss s.ss.iS ssseeI
ia To "a Ass sSsi.l ns.etias a !: !l-t N
As soel. meeting Monday evening. al asaArisr u
Mxruosisr, Aimed .ar.es s. y. we,Asss.e, r.s,sr.
amer death- Clesisx the se<ies % dseosrses the
"De.iisy e the nunaa sssL" ID r. N. public
CnRIsr cHuscu. {Eplse.e.p city sss.rs. ".
sas-ct AsthsstieIty asd Issplr.iIes % the Bible.
ported t :, sol.ss ss; s s. 90 ssss4ss
r. .s..r ss.l.y ss.s sE f :; yf.;i:
M. isr .S - ~ S- ,.s,. s .ss s.Is couissraes
MeetisE AitH.M
ADVENT cuArKI, mn street Services Al 10 IL A.
NJ. - and 4. N. seats iros-
--s~-
SAGE.
rInsr CsHG-L. Nala street n. ". rriak, Pastor.
Services at ~ Ia A. n. aud . Il. NJ.
Fars pArrIsI, ster.r street. L. rrss, Pastor. Ser
vices IT " la A. ~. and Sr.x.
RArrtsr Nals street. Services st u Ia A. u. anf
i'm Preaching BY Rev, MI 'sses OF XII
NEruosfsr. school street e. J. Ciart. rasor. Ser
vices al ~ IL A. n. aud n. N. Pr.yer-meetins
skcosp PAaIsH, Uaiiarisa. 7. g. Siehsl> Pastor.
services ~ l-2 A. n sermon BY the pastor. Sub.
leet, PVver ~ eIInioA- EseniDs IL Eieeiion and
Reprobaiisu-
Tsrsfrr cHuacs. (rp.seor,lJ Pleasant street. w.
J, Alset Rector. Services 81 10 10 A. NJ seats nr-
siss.s n.e. Lssi services every WEDNESDAY sseamf
at l-s O'clock saLleet: -Rspsatanee Ut hs frE act
Of CAristiAs Lie
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Messrs. GoOch & Hsincs have just set up .
2o-horse power stationary steam engine, to be
used for hosting granite ., their extensive quar-
rics on Granite street, In this city. "s,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Nov that the building season Is near 1t hand.
Why dent some one With money erect bald
inss With rooms and steam power in them
Such baildiuss would pay good interest, for
rooms With motive power are always In de-
nAnd, and especially this Spring.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Mr.. Joseph C. Roberts and others Of Water
boro'. have contracted to fence the line Of the
Portland & 0glensbury railroad Tor distance
Of forty miles, at Sl.2i per rod.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Republicans Of lyman elected the follow
ing town officers, on Monday. ut an average ma
jOrity Of 80: Jesse Kimhall. Moderator; ID. =.
Bennett. Town Clerk; Sylvester Hill, I. W.
Blaisdell. R. s. Stanley, seloctmen and Assess
ors; =. E Trip. Treasurer; Horace Emmons,
(Democrst). Agent; Joseph EmnOns, Over seer
Of Poor; Rev. Vim. A. Merrill, s. 5. Commit
tee Dimop Roberts. Collector.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
$1,000, $500, and 800.

They will DO issued as Coupon Bonds, payable to
Bearer, and may DO hold In that FORM, or
The Bond may DO registered in the namo Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable 70
bearer attached, the principal being then transfsa.
bio only on tho books Of the Company, unless 70
assigned 70 bearer, or
Tho coupons may DO detached and cancelled, the
Bond mado permanent Rsgi'isrsd Bond, transfers.
bio only on the books Of tho Company, and the in.
tcrost made payable only 70 tho registered owner Or
his attorney.
Tho three classes will DO known respectively a.
list. "Coupoa Bonds payable 70 Bear
err &C. ..... n.r-
Id. "Registsrcd Bonds with Coupons
attached.v ''N' rn- -s.. f
I'D. Unregistered Bonds with Coupons
detached" and should bo 20 designated by Core-
spondents in specifying tho cia. OF Bonds desired.
They have thirty years TO run frum January IS,
1870 with interest at per cent per annum from No
vcmbcr I, 1862, Princpa, and interest payable In
Gold In he City Of New York.
The interest Is payable In May and November,
that II may take the place Of that Of the earlier
Issues Of Frerwenties, and suit tho convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central and West
ern Pacific Bonds. with interest payable In January
and July, and who may desire, in making addition
al investments, 70 have their interest receivable at
dlfisrent seasons Of tho year. ...r... .
Tho Loan Is secured by . mortgage upon the On.
tre Limo Of Road from Richmond 70 tho Ohio RIVER,
with the equipment and all other property and
appurtenances connected Herewith.
A sinking Fund OF sloopoo per snnum l. provided
for the redemption Of the Bonds TO take etsot one
year amer the completion Of the Road.
Tns mortgage 10 for si5,Oo,ooo, Of which $1,000.
oD will b reserved and held In trust for the TO
demption Of out.t.nding bonds Of the y1sssss css.
ssi Rsahssd cs.sssy,- nov merged In The Chsss-
pcake and Ohio.
OF the remaining si3,ooo,ooo, ssufheisns amount
win be sold 70 complete the road 70 The Ohio river,
perfect and improve tho portion now In opsrtion,
and thoroughly equip the whole ior largo and ~
live trsfhc. ''r..t (.
Tho present price IL % and accrued interest.
A Loan % amply secured, % carefully guarded,
and % certain hereafter 70 command prominent
place among the hvorite securities In The markets,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

We learn that the scholars Of the High School
are soon to produce an original play, which Ia
being written By one Of the young ladies' The
one they produced l, shsu's Hall last year. Was
pronounced success
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

There were false alarms Of FIRE in Saco, one
Thursday night at ll.3o, and one Friday eve
ming at $50. The BiddefOrd department did
not turn out