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POETRY.
M COTTAGE WINDOW.


MemsIr and humhle. these my c0t3ngeyo0ms,
No are uph0lstesihg Or gijded Wallis
No woven threads nom kefetat mbleo looms,
No s&sr4rchcd entrance into stately halls.
No marble cgyas WITH its ffossn veins
All olOodlees, wandering over sn0Wy bfoaes
INT 0ns sweet CUPID touched with richer stains
OF rosy lie on lip snd check; snc crest
or saBufnx curls. whose spirsle catch the glow
on every sunbeam. this my kingiy hoy,
Ard my one wiIdow, wisely made Tor show,
OF rrecntsi foi,ace-thefe insure ms Joy.
ny cottage window. sfsmed win sturdiest vine.
Whose riaduess Iangbs In every lnety leaf,
where fuchnas hang their bells. and panSiee shine
LIKE WICKET eyes. touched Win some childish
RY1ef
asrs blooms the rose, and there the epicy pink,
Hsre lifts The Gala, grand and pure and fAir,
Ard here eft ! 10 rad or work or mink,
On Irvine bright flowers In bsby's golden hsir.
Car me not poor, for wondrous wealth IL mine.
fhe wealth or borndless love and sweet con-
tent;
One human hloesom, heaven sNall make divfpe,
And Gcd's dear flowers in loving likepe.s bent.
--Heayh and Ho1N.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

ana IN ABOUT noiI ~ oUuS -wn~A ""e
been thirty minutes Of great enjoyment
70 me-was back again In my studio, my
several parcels hidden where they would
be ssfe from observation. and with DC.
lightful anticipation Of Mrs. Flakewhite's
surprise In the morning, again addressed
myself 70 work.
During the evening Of this eventful day
We walled out together, and 70 Ars
Ylakewhlieis greas 6atisfACelc0, after her
critical examinatlon Of seams and lioiDgs,
and button holes and pockets, the cost
home. I must here dlsclose 70 the reader
In strict Misunderstanding wholesome
dread Of pulled ears before my eyes-that
several times on our return home, In pass
inR under bright street lamp, was
made TO walk little In 'front.' that Mrs.
Flakewhite might again enjoy the excel
lence of the ft and admiringly appreciate
my new.iound elegance.
Pleading fatigue, l retired that night
rather sooner than usual, and matured In
quiet my plan for surprising Mrs. Flake.
white In the morning. Az soon a. !
knew my faithful partner was truly of
into the land Of dreams, stole out of bed
into another room, brought out my hid
den treasures and commenced filing Q
large-sised paper box, purchased for this
very purpose. At the bottom, two pairs
Of gloves and half . dozen white hand.
kerchiefs, with colored borders, then 90
many Gets of plain linen collars and cuffs
Of different shapes land thought as
laid these In, how Mira F's delicate sense
of lAdy.like neatness would enjoy wear
ing them next pair Of very best
double sOled CATERS, over these pearl
colored dress psttern-sixteep yards Of It
that the man bought It Of assured me
Was OF excellent quality. and on top. Of
I'll, the new hat, the drowning gift, and at
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A Water Drinkers Experience.

The following pleasant lines communicated by
}. Martin; an English cbalk digger TO the British
Workman"
I've work'd IN the heat, and I've work'd in the cold
Ire WOrk'd with the ysung and I've wOrk'd win The
old,
I've Workd very late. and I've work'd very soon
I've workd by the sun and I've work'd BY the moon
But m sure can tell you without ary fear
4 can work very well without any beer.
I've workd far from home and i've world rather nigh
We Workd in the wet, and I've work'd in the dry
" "Ofkd amongst corn and I've Work'd amongst hay
iFs work by the piece, and I've worked by the dAy
And I'm sure can tell you without any fear =
1 can work very we'll without any beer.
We wrote and I've read, I've sumni'd and I've talked
We been out on pleasure, with friends Eve walk'd
hut never, no never, could See
nt taxing strong drink, 50 hurtful to me;
Thus lm sure / tell without an ' lear
These things can be managed without any beer.
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kcrEr" " 'rr,red " me hest pbysIc' ans every
where. 81 The olIpvf from Or TiIlery, success
full practitioner Of many years standing in the Old
North State:
RocEt NoUHT, EDGEcoNBE County,
sEPTEMBBR, 10, 1859.
On. ,. j. LAwnEEss-near Sir have Ell your Con-
ccnrAted Fluid Extract Of koskoo In my practice with
the happiest results. and Il to BE- powerful Liver
invigorator, Blood Purifier and Nervous Tonic In ali
diseases % the Liver serofuous Syphtic Nervous
Affections u y remedy Of immense value: in fact 10
almost variety Of Chronic n it, u ndi-
Gated. Hoping you may meet with tue success SbI.h
on deserve q manufacturer OF reliable medicines
am, sir, with much respect, your obedient s-rvsnt
r. c. TILLERY, NJ. d.
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Kuskoo cure. scrofula in its worst Forms

} FROM A. w. Mills. prominent and wen known
chant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. IL MAIH STREET. NoRFOLE, VA
sEPPEnBER is, 1863. 4
DV. LAwREEcS-Dears Sir: Your Kooskoc has worked
Uorders In my family. My aughtar has be- suffer-
from ecrofula childhood ehe lost thirty one
pieces o. bDne from her ankle, several from her arm,
besides having ulcers In several psrts Of her body
Whilst In this condition she commenced taking your
Kcskoo-h acted IKE charm her under lie use the
ulcers gradually heAled and her genera health greatly
improved. IL certainly saved her much suffering, and
perhaps her NE. i regard koskoO = specific for all
sTofnloas rciioDs Your koskOo also cured my wife
~ ayspspM9, s-am which she Suffered greatly. She IL
egster es.lah than she has been In ave years.
Whh The hiEhcs, regard au crate Jour-. Ac-,
A. W. MILLS.
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IT is said to be a not uncommon
practice among millers to mend their
broken or worn ont stones by pouring
molten lead into the crevlces. From
this cause the -four afterward ground
il always more or less impregnated
with minute particles of lead, which is
one Of the worst poisons. A compe-
tent authority states that an artificial
stone, which would subserve the pur-
pose much better without any such Oh.
lection, may bemade of siicate of soda
and chloride of calcium.
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Endorsed and recOuueDdcd by the Predknt Of the Pa
Guilty Of the Medical college Of the
city cf New York.
PROFESSOR R. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,

Professor and President of the Faculty, late professor
Theory and Practice" Of Medicine, Cincinnati, &C.
One OF the mast emiRenf medical men Of this age
veil known the author OF the following standsrd
medical woFka Nswtrn's Practice Of Medicine, "Dls
ases Of ChlldFsn 'Newton's eymes Surgery" Ac In
December number u AmeyicaR MEDICAL RcUicD-pAge
97s, says:
"Amorg the mote recent efforts TO Introduce popular
lion compounded BY j. Lawrence, M D., Of Norfolk,
w., which ID furnished to the profession and the public
I'm any desired Quantity We recently examined his la
borstoFy, md became tally satisfied that all bis work 10
In the best by the approved
and from the best Materials giving result Ded
cine aecig ne confidence n he Dhysicdns and ne Pb
nc,
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From Or. Lloyd. Physician of large practical

From Or. Lloyd Physician Of large practical
GRKAT BRlLCR, Va October S, 1862.
J. J. LAwREScK, VI. D.-Dear Sir checrfully
doFse your Koosko being valuable preparation
Upon exAmiUAton of the formula l find each ingrcdi-
ent highly extolled by best and mot progressive
clinical invest gators have tested IT, effects In my
prs ctice, and have hesitation in recommending
It, In my opinion, IL lie the beet compound Of It's class
put befUre the pubc-exceediDg b. far all the
rioue compound OF sarsapariA, &C., ever invented IL
Is decided Nerve Tonic and Invigorator Of the animal
forces aiding digestion and assimilation. and thereby
producing healthy blood, which should be the basis Of
treatment IN all chTouc diseases. Hoping GU Will reap
the rcward you des from the public benefaa
tor. | am, sir. yours 'ruly, Gil As. LLOYD, NJ
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LIME u
70 appointed 10 sail from New York As under
EXPRESS STEAMER,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Extra Steamer every Wedne sdav.

RAfBs STILL PURTHER REDUCED -Firs. class
railroad and eab Chicago TO LondonderrY Queens
town, Glasgow Liverpool, $50 and $780, currency
Second caas rail and sseerage eE 30 ~ G1sseew &C.
&c to Chicago &45. HF
large discount on return tickets. intermediate ard
steersge st lowest rates. Berths and etaee-rooms
cured and Cabin Plans TO which the attention Of our
tourists particularly requested may be at the
once Of the undsrsigued.
Al this Company does not employ runners passengers
will either ctme direct 70 the once address the
agent BY mall. go d.. ''
Money RENTED to the old Country"
in any sum.
Through Bs Of LAding Sor FLOUR. GRAIN, and
PROVISIONS 10 all points In Europe. Money remit ed
In any sum. Apply 70 HENDERSON BROTH hrs,
New York. nj General Western Agency, Of La
Sale and Madison streets Chicago.
JAMES wARRACK, Agent,
Southeasecorner Madison and La sae streets chicago
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koskOO Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

AU"AUU Ot"OS NI"UIttt LtHtUUftttNUt.
NoRFOLK, Va Sept. z lS6q
DR.. J. J. LAwR1NcE-Dear Sir My son has received
much benefit from your wonderful KOskoo that can
not Iefrain from expressing my gratitude had tried
slnoa everything without benefit. believe in all ain
certify that Koskoo s infaabe remedy for the
diseas from which has suffered. and As can
learn, has failed. Ii you only knew the Immense
amount Of suffering that he has undergone, then you
could conceive the value Of such remedy a. KorkoO-
thst purely cures. The great amount OF good 10
doing among ne 10 ines Unable.
With Du'h gratitude, am, resFec fully you're, &c.
Mrs. NJ. l.. A. NELSON.
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pRICKLAYERs' UNION. NO

- Of Kentucky, meets every fURGDAT epaaimn \
No. 32l Scott Street, between THIRD nnA Nhaam, 10.
ngton. A. y. Abbott, President A. AmAems' N.
President II. Overtime, Treasurer \. 4 Bs,h
Financial Secretary WIN. r. Marin, Remralna \
cretary. Address WIN. Y. Martin, b. Bax H6 Csg
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE RRToT

- layers, PlAsterers, and Stone MaponF PruaaaW,.
oRd Benevolent Union, No. rs, meets pvssg WWnTFr'
DAT evening, at HalfPast SEVEN o'clock n ~ az.
ton Block, on Geresee Street. Opposae Che Oour a..
LUTB1R 9. MRRHIcK, Presidents Chnrim n. Ra1na
Vice President James Carr Recording eecruErT ~
q. RAIDER, financial Secretary Thomas o. h.R.1
Corresponding Secretary : John Bahe1, fpssuIw
Janice Mmlow. HerRemnt- At Armn
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION. No:

- Of WlRcensin. HeadquArtePv. Mllwauh.. 4.
every second and fourth SATURDAY m 49, No.. $500
at No. 800 Fourth street. Patrick NlcAos ...Is.s
sol AatT st. Joseph Hunhe, viss-psdini n. ~
j. y. Thompson, recO ding seoratsrV. Rm1umes ~. w
MlWSukee T. Tinker financial secTs.ar, "a ~ nn
peet o.. James Tinker, chairman trnntsen "a -,
o. ". T. Watson, corresponding seoreInrE. IA Fs&s
street. ~ - amy
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Read the following from Mr., Wombc, a prominent
hardware merchant Of this city:
No. Is, MARxET sQuARE. NoRFoLK, Va,
October Is. lS6J.
DIR. LAwEEScE-Dear SIR To the large nu 1her of tes-
tmoRsls ~hf Oh you offer u the great efficacy oI your
Koskoo. take pleasure in adding my own. snif red
neatly with Nervous d, by, Headache, J. SIS II Appe
lite, &C. Two boTtes OF KoekoO rest red 20 health
Yours truly, J. q. HUMHLE.
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION. ! no /

~ az Ohio, meet at tbeir Hall. % wen nAA Mpsa
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening, AZ eiEhg SVIIk
President, Q. OsvAnagh Vice PrssiasaA, "a O. as.
ard Recording Secretary, Charles VI Laptea Ihan-
Cial Secretary, Thomas UKeens TrsasIrsr, wmm
HWlng Trustees, Jas. Robbins, ID ". Mokm hAs
O'Kee6e; Corresponding Secretary, Joha BuuA. re-
Boz 1901.
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Mas. Partiugton, hearing Of a pedestrians
I" great feat" wondered if they troubled
him IN walking.
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor DuWiddic street
Methodist Church.
PoUTsN JUTH Va, October rs, 1859.
This is 10 certify that knUG Dr. Lawrence well. lie
gentleman OF cultivation and worthy or thu fullest
confidence have used h4 KoskDO " th advantage 70
IN self have al pied lie in my family in cases
Of "a vcus debility and depression
W. II. CHRISTIAN.
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QRICIILAYFRS' Union ~;

- Of Albany, N. ", meeta everv vRnv..
evening NJ Ne. " State street. AIbeuvW n. 1DAI
buding CGrmac Nc Williams, ppoIisDl. %%.v's'st
way hrst vice PRESIDENT Ric ard Canvas -. Ve.'
PEesident san ue ,. Nee, coFrsponalar n
UNeal recording secretArV Michael }. nynn go,
secretary VIM. Obrlan, AasiStAnt; TAcsa~ r ~
treasurer; William Drake, conductor; fhomas 49,.
deputBs Pontelaea bon sos - "sshns
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OFFICERS
OTTO MUTsCHLECHNER, ~ Prs3bsnh
JOHN A. HUCK. -r~asuFM.
CHAS RTETZ a.rrptrJ
9; KNoBELs D0RIF, suPsins''"i
DIRECTORS. D.u.Ds,
Conan ssIrr. FEED y1EaEH. csaSssz Hns'
JoHS HEsTIse. JoHS F.LD1Ar' TSs. LAcDs''
VIZ. REISHARDr, 81 GOTrTEED'
Til. Company hss deposited tlOa sSt i, y y. Sssr
mortgages on real estate, hrst ne rs III policy -
of me state " Illinois, security ior .rs loo s
NV TIE main u aiureI 81 this Company IaasooomissI
and favorable CONDITIONS Of INSURANCE, 80 aFs ~,
,,sSsd Tsrfet security and the adVansags. M 10
every ciasl AMI profession that tsf IL sSs Eos..
come Of this Company ar iuVestea =, vs~rs pAynss
An Pores non fort liable after tSo 49, v valns
premuus or IN desirable, each 1 Irsrnd 70 Why
u 50 Der cent u the premiums reOe
u; %a. For ar-a.s, ia he yer.h e''t'fn s'''"
The 5aerttaI..
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eRickLATERe.

RRICKLAYERS, MASONS Avn
= PLAsrERERS UNION No. 1, Of p,,,sn.,s aS y
meets every other Saturday al q olcleck nv aa
Bro~ns nsocE feln street .Ameu Q. DodFs pr.S.rInl
End wee president, George Tanner anan,iai - A-
samuel Dodge treasurer, II. ". MARKHAM
corTeR0nding 8ecFetaHy. bon 400. m NY'tahg NJ
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0PERATIVE BRICKLAYEBE UT-

~ ION, No. i Of PhiladelphlA meess Ne In nd nj
4th THURSDAY evenings In every month, a GAdr Hdn
IN LecuHy street, third door shove EghtA aRua W.
l.. johnson president, Joseph Z. Hackney V@ Fsd
dent, theodore Yardley recording and financial Rap.
tary, Samuel Burns assistant secretary, NMAa Jsne
treasurer, Edward Phelan sergeant at arma A. Hpyh
O. II. OaFaoB VI X nrav fruuknea
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iIGAR MAKERS UNION No :.

o. Montreal, Canada, meets aa Unan. ~ -. %
meet Antnony Dausch, president; Pstar Tse4 craiV
uespreslaenti W, !. AlssroR, rsccrdme M gsaaa
1854, Montreal p @. V1~Au Aa
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THADEs' DJNEcro5T :
NIGARoMAKFpo, 77.77S5----.--

;AuA ah MAKERS UNION No
MMarylaad, meets On the arus pR1nn, Nv.
| Baldmorn T....-h y NestA Cav -.
D. CuLuiEGroE, Cor. Sec. sfAPLRlSa. Pr~'
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.v.ry U .s.s"s M M ~ q The ely Lsas.nvor
Asll. y; Ohvs, Pres. Morris Solo, y tmAs1
OeAre' Fischer, Recording Secvstarv. ~. vs Psa
aanclA. Secretary; Jamcs Smish. a. Ad.r. VI
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~ on CHICAGO, meets on thn aw,n-A vnlOf
NEDssspAr svaNLnos Of zach Mouth "a ~ seulgl
ssemoly Hall, 9S1 Randolph ptreet' ~s ntad9
Tu.o s-, -. N. Il. Nnoe n
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SUPREME CgURT.-(No D.-Hcnry NJ. Bra.

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i,aSSsl GoIas, hl INV. VIE "' WIZ ''"' ''''
ct ne so sn sa .Son sG
day Of June, $50 !, jane, H. Coleman nc u oTri
McGuirc. Auc !onerrs, Al the EIc,inte sSles,oom. ~
~ Al hG 81 New nso no Ri On 1 ,se s a
pieces, or parcels, OF land, siuac l}ing and beins
side Of onc lundrcl and ForysiIih street d.'Inl9 ~
ptel.cc o. nc s6qiheiv side q one llqGdrsd .aa
OF Que Hundred and Foriyexth street Que hundred
Seton 3 lie sou6sry sae q One iISSfsa Y:
Boomngial; Road thence soutnwesliry song n,
northwcslci'i .ile OF tle Blo9mingdLlc KJ.d 70 W.
Inns eqndsi fron the souihcrly side OF Onc Wa
dIcd and Fort and the norter sinc Of ID,
aid lns wsny ieei SIX inches more % les .osPon'
in: s R's S@Har'1 az r. s!S o t'
M,n rc9h sys9Ge n1S, nGe fG o eeysR i3ehsSS
bS dsse.ioed being known lSl, 'o,o q lnSusyeSm 4,
Rss g" c S ana sa 9t % Se@ s ,T of %
sa Mr prjS Z f4sns 20 N,sEs ,so n,.
surveyor" Torcther VIA az tue light ute. aud ~
% al H5yc pa 81 said street and road ad to IL
come thereof rcsreeliyely lying III front Of said lo
r'oa,, ru,..r,,j JANIS 4; Coleman, Referee.
SyRE3InE MsTEicH Hy, md County Of *
Nolan, ana Others, defendants. In pnrslunce of
made S 's Sc SsSsf e ' . s @
subscno,r lac Re cree n,ned IN said ind; ncnt WI
expose to safe AT public auction on the oh di Of $50
tenher, 100. az 4 O'Clock noon, at The ,fvchlnis
Sarsloom No II Brcadwsy IN the c'ty q heH ipTs
described real estate 10 vii; A that cer,Sn ior d
York county AMI etaic Il New To,E' GSanls ~ lI
scr9ed q, follow, to wy Bcglnnlgg At pnn' i'in,
deed and Tnry.sxIh street with die wc.ic,y stlc oi
run avenue, RAINING thence n"rtherN aoit tit '
nces thence westerly and par dlrl VITA one llu4te
cHnci s5ns and .ii Ssra YnS @ %nf f 'a
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LIMITED PAl.rNIEillP.
rhs /, TO ccrtIy that the subscribers have formed
hmt Il patncr.h.p pursuant 70 tlc PROVISIONS of the
L. CHARGER part lot the ReNscd statute. Of hr state
OF New ORR. and OF the several acs anc datory there
oi, Tor tn Transaction OF llwfGl business wituil the
State OF hgw York. to h. iiuctc nlcr thr name
Irrn OF WILLARD. MAErIN & BACH. The general
nature Of tn business intended TO be transacted l. IN
STOCK f.OEERAGE BUSINESS. VII 'lD on CON
MISSION. Including the buying AMI selling. on Cnnmis.
sion, OF stoce,, bouts, gol ana s,cnrtic Ihr name,
Of Ill the general and special partners interested there
TO- Gnd their respective place OF rsoence ol
lows Gencral partners, Edward Mla'd, Henri II.
Marn. OF the city OF New IDTs, and James II Bach oi
the city OF Brooslyn, In the State u New ! orb
special! partners. william " Iwerd, Jay Gold
ana lie n Smith. all OF SAID chS ~
New io'k. The amount OF camta which
each special partpcr has coltrlbutcd to tho com
mon stOcs !, AS follows: William NJ, rHecd, on" hn".
dred ihonsana dollars IN cash y Gould one hund cl
thousand Collars In cash; and Henry \. smith, GA
nuadrc thorsand dolldi, Ia cash fhc authorship Z,
10 cOuin cue on The nrst da 81 Ausus 20 asa Win
terminate on the ,mrty.nrst day q July. l'.I
t., :, liry Stamps. l0,., ~ 'lcd
EDWAID X WILLARD
Henry II. MAUTlS, General Partners.
JAS II. BACH,
JAY GOULD,
WILLIAM n. TWEED, :. cCnl Primers
uENiiI \. SMITH.
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N OTICH,-Ihc Corporat,rs Of the Southern Trnn'
~ continental Railway Company are hereby requested
to the iHh day OF Septemo Der ncx Of o'clock
T. NJ, OF room I, Sun Building. New York. for the rur
OF ORGANIZING Asteeaoy to the provisions OF the
recent act OF tue Legislature OF Texas. -
BY ordci OF the Corporators. y. q. FREMONT.
600 so On ~. e sss SS"d IA aqs e.. " s;y
Brooxlyn. OF Mcstchester county. Apply to JOHN Y.
CONaEl g. Wall st.
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EnHruinL

II utDtAND poNpa
sgyRN PER CENT. GOLD,
FREE OF aovERsMBNT TAX
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR kEQISTERBDD OF
NEW YORK AND oswEao
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
10 Mills ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN TBR INTRREsT
ON THAT PORTION OF THB MORTGAGE DEBT,
and mora than tho interest on ell the bonds that IN
be issued up to date.
The completion OF tho new road enables ~ to o1er
for ,ee more of these bond. No bonds can DO Issued
on road under construction and on anished road the
fssu, a limited ., 10000 per mule.
These bonds are desirable an investment for many
reasons IN. most prominent OF which are;
FYra: Behind them aud fortifying them IL paid up
capital Of nearly t1Ooo 900.
Second. The road 10 new trunk i'no running be-
ween tho New York Central and Eric Railways, and
shortening the distance seventy m,iesa very great dts
lance propcriy considered. and that would alone
render this road q rda success.
Third, The cost OF building the road IL twic- the
and railroad IL A real estate of perfect O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23
$)roposals.
CnALED PROPOSALS viii oc received

SEALED PROPOSALS will oc received by the
y Council OF city oil BaNOnne, Al the City Hull,
August % 1870 at O'Clock H. NJ to buld the following
sewers In tht Fr,t v ard Of sad city
ouc brcG sewer m Az = extending nom sd s. to the
KIN Won hul
One bIiok sewer IN Az. S, extending from 50 St to
one brick sewer IN Az, u. extending from 9th st. to
Huml hrcN So
one nrrk sewer IN Cottage s., from Ay. ID. through
20 tngr 4. ard 5th I'll. to Az. W.
According 10 pl ins and Specifications on ne at the
CT, Hall, where they mny be seen
A it mast b. m dc On printed forms, which will be
furu shed nv tho Cilb surveyor,
Tue comet reserve the rsnt t. reject any AMI all
bids /. not 9atNlctpry 60 i'c Council,
city OF bdYOnnc, y, D., Aus. n. 1870
J, 81 IrII, city Clerk
NUIEFN EDICAL RVEYOi'SOFEICE,
III q Wooster -" NCY lOrh, August IL 1870. Pro
20 ala wll ne rec ,llei At ~ once unti ~ d'cock
sale on te part OF the United States. 10 the hghr.
ddcr, the following articles OF hospital batdnt nd
cio,hmt w Bed sacks, 90 blankc.. 100 Iui.
iHmHuN, l3OJ) Gnorcha h'd covers, 90 matt cs,es
ir 10 imo,onto oa-s, sO0OO mar iiliows 100 p,
l,M ca 4, wlhl', sOiOjt pillow ucfs 20tUi trcrt.
HlOJ drawers. y0VD; dressing gowns, BON Cpiioi
shirts, s'nJOi slippers, 1000; VINO lea tOUna, 600
'Me,s, nind 'Ol' zen roller, 1oJ d1lcA,
llc above mentioned GplJh are new, have never
hern G.el are hcllclcd - be IN EuOi condition, and
vi. lr sold g. ttcF ucF stluO,
me ycTnncut Will rc-cryr th9 lI4ht to rJrt, hid,
o. met tiihcf. u1t'N"ullt' o.. from uteIuH~lhr
tAi l' 80 ND VIII h" crn,id lcd Tor los o. uur ou
attf than tHvN.. ut atNll..vl, ht.a.ly, vii 90
40" p. ANA "IF llall.NoA Entn' ~ the uiL't 10
I,i,us casa. A ulr ..H-tl % time w.lnc allowed 10
lI'a, Hth TO lrMI'' t.r good. !r 70. J. 10 D. c}-
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