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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-18

THE PooR.-1he poorest man to be mot
with Is the man who is too poor to take a news
paper, We pity such man, especially if he
is man Of property. Who ever heard Of
man TOO poor TO smoke or cnew Tobacco II adj
dicted to either habit And yet men who
spend from fifteen to twenty-five cents day
for the weed are too poor to take news
paper, intellectual enjoyment of which their
families participate. Really such men are
poor. They ere objects Of pity.
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HANDSOME ScHooyER.--One Of the hand
soonest crafts on the lakes and one that re-
fleets great credit on her builders is the one
just completed at this port by Messrs Jones
x Hanson for Messrs, olauson s. Rudduck, of
Racine, and which cleared for Manistee last
evening, hay laden. This schooncr--the ].
B. Newland-has been lying at The foot of
Seyenth-st for the past few days receiving
her canvas. where she has been visited and
commented upon by many Of our citizens.
May pleasant gales and smooth seas attend
her.
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ozD T-PE.-We have tag sale abop, eighty
pounds d old tvrs
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3; His Is No HUMgCG!

= HIS Is No HUNyCG!
By sending SIS cents.
wiki g. height. color q eyes and hair you
will receive, by return mail, 4 correct picture
Of your tUtQrc husband or wife. with frame ana
date Of pIarri21e. Address ". FOX, p. q.
Drawer Ne. p. Ful;onvi.lc, ny
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Mr.. JoHS SHEAHAS, well ana fayorabIy
known in Manitowoc, having been resident
Of the city for the past fifteen years, has as
sociated himself in business with Mr.. John
E. Cronin, Of Maple Grove, where they IN
tend to carry on general merchandise bust
ness. Mr.. c. has been in business there for
the past year and has given general satisfac-
ton as a fair and honorable business man
The new firm intend to keep on hand at all
times good assortment of all articles needed
IN a country store, and dispose of them at
small profit The farmers Of Maple Grove,
Franklin and adjoining towns will do weI to
give them a call before purchasing elsewhere
Patronize home institutions.
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:. a y NAT--Business entirely new and
= " honorable Liberal inducements De
scriptiye circulars free. Address, J. Q. Rand
& Co.. Biidefyrd, Me. 5''3m
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communicable proprietors of the
Daily War Tribune to avoid disappointing the
people Of this city too greatly, ami to prepare
them for the sad occasion. announced last
Monday, the intended demise of that Journal
on the coming Saturday. 1t must be admit
ted that its owners have more consideration
now for the public than they exhibited four
weeks since, when they, without notice.
startled the community with its birth. But
this is accountable, as the journal has CO.
tanned a strong hold in the affections Of the
people, and its sudden death would necessari-
~ create much sorrow If no notice before
hand was given. Its life has been brilliant,
and short, and emily for the want Of q few
pennies. might still be with US; but
Many flower IS born 10 blush unseen,
ADJ wsste It's fragrance CT tbs desert air D."
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RowpYIsN.-We are informed that on last
Sunday evening drunken man entered the
residence Of Rev Mr.. Peake, while that gen.
tleman was absent, and frightened his wife
very badly. She told the rowdy to leave sew
eral times, but he paid no attention to her
requests, and not until two officers were sent
for did he depart, We understand the
drunkard was lodged in jail and the next
morning fined SI0 and costs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-18

J Clergyman, while residing in South
! ulerica, as missionary, discovered safe and
simple RENE ly for the Care Of Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
disorders brought Oil by banefal and vicious
habits Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send he recipe for preparing aud u3ing tlis
medicine, in q sealed eave.:rc, to ~. oae vie
nceIs II, Free q Ulafgs A1d,esx,
JOSEPH T. INMAE,
station D, Bible House.
If4t-su ~ ,, ~,
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The public are invited TO give me = call AZ
my store, a few doors west - the Williams
House, and examine goods and prices Will
10 the best can to please all 1910
August ! 1870. ADAM BLESER
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
P. S, TzLLsON, Prop.
DOWN rlTN man I;LICE.S!i

The p, oplc Of Mauitohec are informed that
the undersigned have permanently located
here, and have opened a
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT
consisting OF tie latest style U' CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, BAR0UCHES. &c, and of the
best HORSES.
He asks the patronage Of IL public, ~
suring1hcm satisfaction ialuYnou;ts and prices.
Stable on Ninth street, South Side, nc.r
the Northwestern House.
p. TIlLSON
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- DOANy $3.50 BOOK PUBLISHED

CD HDANE $3.50 BOOK PUBLISHED
o.. ttIN TIE UNITED STATES given
away to subscribers to the Educational Ga4etto
the hest " eekly paper for the instruction and
pleasure OF 81 classes. Terms, $40 yearly
with 80 cts additional for postage on book
The Ejuca ion i Gaze,lc for cue year contains
more reading matter, snl OF greater variety
end int res thin 10y double Column octave
voluuc u 10 0 plges ever published and sold
flr SIS 90. Send fer specimen copy, contain
ing lis, Of valuable books. Agents wanted
c. II. TURNER & 90 rb;i d,',,hia Pa
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GTATE OF WISCONSIN ,Mauitowoc Co. s..
.Cprob It. osice, Mani;cwyc Aagust >, \. d.
1870.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate Of
the last VIII and Testament Of Sarah Robin
son, deceased late ofthe County Of Manitowoc.
Where IS an instrument in wiring, purporting
to be the last viii and Testament OF Sarah
Robinson, deceased late Of the County Of Man
itowc; has been fled in this Office and where
as application has been made by JOSEPH
Villas, praying that the same lie proven and
admitted to Probate according 70 the laws Of
this State
Therefore, il is ordered that said arplica-
ton be heard before ne at the Probate Office
in the City Of M.nitowoc, in said County, o.
the 29th d4y Of August, A. D., 1870, at ten
o'clock, a. NJ.
And It Is further ordered. that notice shall
be q en- to al persons interested in said VIII
Of the tine and pace cf sad hearing, by pub
LEGATION in the Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper
printed in 5 id County for three su csSsive
weeks, once elch wees, prior to tie tine Of
such LcarIpc, b. the Court.
2-9w " " WALDO Count yuI:e.
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MonirNEne narkat-

Corrected weekly BY " 7 Horn, dealer in
urr Good. Groceries and Provisions Buys
all firm produce at II, highest price
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A GENTS WANTED-SlO per day by
- the American knitting Machine Co, Bo5-
ton, Mass, or 1T Louis, No. 5U-3m
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s-4' -17~ Of the abo named preuarations.
which have had very extensive local reputa-
ton, and now intend 10 introduce them to the
public on a more eXt nded scale. by a some
wha: now bat very p a.ar plan, viz: Package
System.
We want agents 10 canvass every city, town /.
village and county in tLis state and deposit
one package OF The above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only TO AMI by canyassing agents
Agents furnished with any amount Of goods
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold.
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No pay required for goods until sold.

Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
for Identifying tie comp!ection. removing
frechles sunburn, pimplcs, sc. 1t is haEd-
somely put up and IS wcl adapted TO be sold
by Lady Canyassers. Every young lady will
have il. Sold only by c4nvassing gents.
Those out u, o. wishing hight ami profitable
employment, male or female, should address
STOAER0AD & CO. 46 Liberty St. Pitts
burgh, Pa. for particulars and private circu
lar with instructions to agents. q
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AxSEAsED EfES
il called . the large experience which
DOCTOR SCFlALLERV

has had i'll the treatment Of this kind OF con-.
plaint, he not My having studied with the
best and most celebrated Professors ia
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SopwYo,,xr,rr,r.. n. PAW,
= : = an '''~'e - go : y -
CITv IA . G
.
PRAIRIE CnIcKENs.-The 18th of this
month was the day fixed by law for permission
We understand that the new nrone,Ier M.
varipo will be ready for navigation in abopt
three weeks
= So
hf' MI - % '"I' 'He gram crops Of
the weather for harvesting was ~ they could
wish for.
no o,-n p 80 w.
- Nod g o,,. I'LL e - 10y l--0N
now bo srrnIiod a. Twn p,ro~ aaaa u,;.,,
anvtbipe in tho .h,,o or rri,,;,a w.
const.ntIu odd;n
IT,
NUIsAScE.-The great number of canines
that are continually in our streets have be-
i ,;,,,o so,,,o ,ro.,,,.., -, 49,
ci+v of ,bo;,. ,,...o,,.,
TIT
LAKE SHORE hAIhRoAD.-We learn from
'he most rehabIe source th&t many 81 the
workmen have again commenced work at
Port Washington, and that in the course Of
ten days the whole force viii be at work
again.
THE census returns Tins 60. rcooiy,.t ir,-;-
- - :
be over 800 goo inhabitants This will be
considerable increase, but not as much as
was expected. round million was supposed
to be our number.
p.
;.I.....,, 6'i'
va la ~ .,.,-.raa ,' 80 -, w.. ,.
IA waI.h - ,I;,,u,,... .,.:.'....
n D,.,
~. T..li, w l'',J ~ ~ y ou'clSO
boygan
Mrs r. l.. Boil and children, formerly
OF this city but now Of Chicago, are spending
few days among their friends in this city.
=, Wind ~. ~ l,,r ,.,l,,,;.r- - t.. ....- u p,
,,rh,;shod - ,,o,r.--,,,,i ,,.'1r..y.....l,.
,on J,.s 80, ~ .inI.,o:I =.
-, g tho onin,o, :, ,uo-.,' c,n
~. ..:,..
law to collect pay for their trouble or the
keeping.
Tur Apppry-,cv ror ~ ..,.
which w,s rscon.l, h.,,,..l,. I.on, - -.
Kitty Smoke win he hauled ont ~, Noscrs
Iones & Hanson at tbair ,bin-vard fo,. of
p,glo+ o,a .ho ro,.,-.,.,. ,o,,,i,, ,,,,.I,
Tho schooner : b,dI, 5,macod and viii
have to receive an entire new bottom deck
frames, deck, &c.
s~---
NEW ADvERTisENENTs-N would call
the attention of our readers to the new adyer-
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BRIMsroNE M MAN YonK-In ylew Of

BRIMsTONE IN NEW YOEE-In view Of
the almost unteStralncl carnival Of crime
in New York city, the 7ri6uat says there
issSulphurin the air. md from the fol-
lowing Communication in. that paper from
aclltzen, We ludgetherc B:
a feeling seems gaining ground among
the people TINT, IL their lives and property
are. lobe adequately protected, theymust
to some extent take the law into their own
hands; they must, themselves, in some way
teach the assassin and the rObber that
there Is no escape for him. If our judges
and lawyers can reach across the body OF
fallen citizen TO link hands with his muir
derer, simply because he and his cut'thFoat
gang exercise such useful dexterity q the
6allOt.box, then Is it time for the people to
rise In their might and assert their power.
II reckless butChery by ballOf'stulllng
rougls Is to bc tho order Orthc dly, then
vigilance committees are also In order.
Judge Lynch Is entitled TO his seat upon
the bench; and tho sooner he Is elected and
obcycd by the people, the better for their
There Ia els IS an n ommols Stiffness just now"
The eruption Is not far distant, and II be.
hOoves those with blood on their hands to
have care. II there be for the guilty
such a state US shell let Loose" II will
speedily manifest itself, unless the people
SEQ that tho iron hand Of justice Is 70 fall
promptly and rclentlessly upon tic black.
ened criminals who arc making our City
blot and stain upon the face Of Gods
Garth. at Is no time for half measures"
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Retail or Wholesale,

Congress Is higgling about amnesty and
restoration Of civil rights TO the disabled
classes In the South. Is 1t not about time
tn have done with this pctldling system
Have We made anything by prescribing
oil who had ever before taken any part In
government II anybody can testify
that We have, We should like 10 look upOn
him. Can VIC make anything by abaling
prescription as to n party Their symm.
thies will still be with those who remain
prescribed To he Of any rational use the
disabilities must be wide enough to OK.
CludO tho whole body Of the natural lead.
ers Of society, 80 that the other elements
can keep the political control. This poll.
CymuSt DO broken down. We can not do
any good by saving apart, Had we not
better abandon tho practice which John.
son made 80 IualOlOrous, Of pelllling am.
ncsty, and at oAce strike out all IliSabill.
ties! Prescription will never make any.
body loyal. On the contrary. It gives
them what they regard rs abundant Iusti.
tlcation for hostility TO the Government
Cincinnati Gazette.
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Face Powder and How to Uuse It
The lady correspondent Of the Chicag'

Face Powder and How to Uuse 1t.
The lady correspondent Of the Chicago
journal says: n ,aaH.
The Use Of facc powder has been tho
source Of infinite ridiculG to fossil baChe-
lOrs, and Of depreciation and horror on the
part Of respectable old ladies and prim
young ones. Now, / am its unyiclding
champion. I would rs readily think Of
surreptiCiOliSly using my toothbrush Us Of
being ashamed OF my powder box. It Is
not tho use ola thing, but the abuse Oft,
TINT injuries. When sec young ladies
with faces incapable Of smile or timplc, MS
thiCkly whitCwRsllcd as tho side ofmy
room, with tlAbs OF rel on each check
bone, and the cars and neck, from com.
parisOn, showing sallow and dark, lin
voluntarily turn aside 10 drop the briny
tear, first for my sex, then for my theory.
Every Indy knows that, ailer bathing or In
Summer time, the face Is aptt0 look oily.
Now, why should go alOutwitll II fore.
head like n bottle, and n nose like placid
Summer lake, quite reflective, when b. the
wise application Ofa little harmless powder
| can improve my appearance, Is conun.
drum beyond my solving. If any can m.
swGr it, let thGtn CnlightCn mo forthwith.
Not long since crllsty bachelor discov-
cred n lit of powder In my len eyebrow.
His soul was stirred within him, and the
torrent Of dcnunciation unscalGd. What
did | dOg. Blush! Not glimmCr.
went and got my box, l explained It's use,
l wOXCtl eloquent, and my burning thoughts
clothed in breathing words so convinced
that antique being, that ! WIS enabled to
Illustrate my theory practically, and, with
subducd triumph, powdered my listeners
IilcC, and won from him tho remark that
ut WIS all right-a nice thing" Lot mo
tell yOl-althOugh half Of you might
teach me, suppOse-how To put pow
der on. Aflcr bathing the face, be-
fore drying, apply little glycCrinc,
with or without dilutiOn Of rOsc water;
then take flannel cloth and rub the
face perfectly dry. Then, with bit
Of cotton or a put, throw the powder on,
without friction. Ailer which let matters
rest as they arc, until you have entirely
completed your toilet, When all Is done,
and "bright us the sun, fair us the noon,"
&C., you stand before your firing glass,
prepared for such harmless slaughter rs Is
the fright" ofour sex, take Sofl linen
rlg and carefully remove NIL traCes Of
powder, going into a strong light, and in.
vcstigaling every eyebrow and dimplc
III nast tic day of dimples, examine close
ly the wrinklGS) Ail0r this operation,
consCicntiously performed, e you arc not
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Bonds arp In denominations of
$1,000, $500, and sioO.

d . |HH . s
They will beIsSuOt as Coupon BOnds, payabEt
10 BedrF, and may bo held in that form; or
The Bond may DO registered In tho name Of the
owner, with tho coupons remaining payable To
bearer attached, the principal being then trans
lcrable only on tho books Of the Company, unless
rc.assgnCd to bearer, OF Ha s.a
Tho coupons may DO detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent RH0isttrrd bond,
transferable only on tho books of tho Company,
and the interest made payable only to tho regis
tered owned or his attorney. ".r
Tho thrCc classes will be known respectively a.:
lat. 4" Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer" g
3D." Registered Bonds With Coupons At
tAched." . wv
Cd. "RsgIstered bonds with Coupons de.
taehed," and should DO 80 designated by Cores.
pOndCnts In specifying the class OF Bonds desired
They have thirty years. to run from january
Is, 1870, with interest at six per cent per Annnm
from November !, 1869. PRINCIPAL AND rSFER.
EST PAYABLE IN GOLD IN THE CITY or NRw.YORK.
The interest Is payable In MAY and NOVEMBER,
that It may take tho plaCo Of that Of tho earlier
issues ofFlvC.TwcntlcS, aud suit the convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central and
Western PacIae Bonds, with interest payable In
January and July, and who may desire, In max.
Ing additional Investments, to have their Interest
receivable at different seasons of tho year.
The Loan ia secured By a mortgage upon tho
entire Limo Of Road from Richmond to tho Ohio
River, with the equipment and all other property
and appurtCnanccs connected herewith.
A SINKING FUXD or $4,000 PER ANXux is
Provided ron THE REpEXrrIoS or TIIE BoxDs,
TO TAKE EPPEcT ONE YEAR AFTER TIE cOMP1E.
TION or THE Roam. ''N
The mortgage IL for &i6, ,OOO, of which g..
10000 will be reserved and held in trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho I1rgiaia
Cenirrh Railroad Company, now merged In tho
CHESArEAKE AND OHIO.
ofthc remaining $iS, OOO, OOO, sufficient amount
will be sold to complete tho road to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve the portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip tho whole for
largo and active traffic,
The present price Ia % and accrued Internal.
A Loan 10 amply secured, 10 carefully guarded,
and 30 certain hereafter to command a promIUut
place among the favOrltc securities In the mar.
ketS, both Ofthls Country and Europe, will be at
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully, ~
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IT AUGHLRVs EXPECToRANT sY-
GRUP.-Among the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoAFoRT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
arst. It has been before the public now for IL
years and has given tho most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IOARsENESs, should not be without It, as
II will afford speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can DO
relied on in cxtrcmO cases, FOR wHooPlNG
CoUGH-InvarIably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIRoAT-KcCp tho Throat moist Whit
VIOLENT CoUGIIs-Yield to its continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
jans Main ST., Wheeling,
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ALLUDTN0 to Fitz John PortcFs demand
for new trial, the New York San gives
utterance to very generally entertained
opinion, when II says that the only fault
to be found with the tribunal which tried
him is, that when it found tho accused
guilty 1t did not order him to be shot,
Commanding, us he did, the best corps in
the army, fresh from the transports, the
man who could persistently refuse to 90
to the relief of the hard pressed soldiers Of
General Pope, CALAMITY contending with
overwhelming numbers, can urge nothing
in his defense sufficient to satisfy the poo,
pie that his course was not dictated by
damnable trcachcry, for which he richly
deserved TO die the death Of q traitor,
His haseness on that occasion is only
equaled by his Imrudcnce in now demand
Inga reversal of the extremely lcnicnt
sentence Which was pronounced upon
him. d,
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A LLcoCRs POROUS PLAsTERs.

A LLcoCRs POROUS PLAsTERs.
II Step BY step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. ThCy arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
tho growth Of muscles. They appear to have .
peculiar effect upon tho nerves, allaying irrita'
billy, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation Of
the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions are induced. fr4.
Even In paralysis. where articulation was sas-
pended, the use Of tho Porous Plasters TO the
spine restored tho articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis In met, the patient could
help herself while before the. Porous Plaster was
applied she was rs helpless "a a baby. We refer
70 Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass. n
Sold By Druggists. Agency, Brandrcth House,
New York. ~ ,gLalf febS.d&w :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY PoIsoNs, AC.
L COrdIng to tho journal Of Chemistry" art
sold in this market to change tho color Of the
hair. Tho Medical Gazette" says that they ART
worthless as dyes, and that their sale Is a
''cmME.H Tho prOprictOrs dare not H'bFnit them
70 ehemleal GnGlvis
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on the contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Clifton, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nounced absolutely harmless, as well AZ efficient.
Sec his trrikbn ertlGeate, at CriGtadorOf, AStOr
House, Now York.
CRIsTADORo'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on tho Hair after
Dyeing, TryiL febS-d&w
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WTHAT EVERY nORsENIAN

WHAT EVERY HORSENIAN
w wANTS.-AgOOl, cheap, and reliable
Linimcnt. Such an article Is Dr.. Tobias NenC'
tian Horse LIniment. Pint Bottles at One Dol
lar For LamencSS, Cuts, Calls, Collie, Sprains,
&C., warranted better than any other. It is used
by all tho great horscmCn on Long Island courseS'
It will not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN as there Is
no LIniment In existence that will. What II Il
stated to euro 1t positively docs. y
NoOtrHsr QrAOrSEs lrlV Be tridtOHt II after trying
one 6otht. Ono dose revlvcs and Often saves The
life Of an ovcr.heatcd or driven horse, For Collie
and Bclly.ache II has never fallcd. Just as SURF
as tho sun rises, just SO sure Is this valuable
LInIment to DO tho Horse Embrocaton Of The
day.
Use II one and all. Said by tho Druggists and
StorOkeepcrs throughout tho United States
Depot 10 Park Place, Now York. ID
fehS.dSw
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Government Securities.
No. s Nassau street, New York,

Mo- O'NhSShu SGLectS HC"
Id ap.' FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
The remarkable success whlehattcnded our ne,
COLLATION. of the Loans Of the cESrR4L PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, aud the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, aud the popularity and
credit which these LOANS have maintained III the
markets, both In this country and EurOpo, have
shUwn that the First Mortgage Bonds of wisely.
located and honOrabIy.manasCd Railroads arc
promptly recognized and readily taken as the
most suitable, safe, and advantageous form of In
yes!mcnt, yielding more liberal income than eau
hereafter be derived from Government Bonds, and
available to take their place.
Assured that, In the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans, We arc meeting a
great public want, aud rendering a valuable ser.
yIce-bo,h to the holders Of Capital aud to those
great National works of internal Improvement
whose intrinsic merit aud substantial character
entitled them 10 tho ate of Capital and tho con-
fdcnee Of investors now Offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the 5,a,.,
ETRsT MORTGAGE ONDS