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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13
? CHAPTER TX.
THE DISCOVERY.

THE DISCOVERY.
PULLING aside the ivy-leaves, Sir Ger
ard discovered narrow aperture in the
wall. not two inches broad. Placing his
car to it, he listened.
All was still.
Had Richard MayaEoOk been mistak-
en-. or was Alma asleep.
A cold perspiration broke through
every pore at the idea. But resolutely
he banished it, and continued to listen.
Don't you hear anything?' whispered
the gameke6per, at last.
Nothing! Could you have been mis-
taken?
I'm sure I wasn't, Sir Gerard! If
hadn't felt downright certain, do you
think I should have risked bringing
vou from London? P'rars the poor Ia
ly's asleep? Suppose we try if we can
waken her?
Impossible. If we call out, we our
selves shall be heard!
No, sir; I have provided against that
Wait, and Tll come up.
He did so a portion of the way, and
handed the Baronet an old broken gun
barrel.
It struck me it might be useful as
came along in the train tonight, he
said. Put it through the hole and call;
only don't do it loud, Sir Gerard, else
you may frighten, as well arouse, Miss
Alma, if she's there.
The Baronet, trembling with anxiety
complied. He could not, however, re-
ssst tie word he uttered being Alma.
Thaa heKstened. Not a sound.
Then he called again; and, in, an in
slant after, the dull Ilreverberatio Ofahu
man voice was heard distinctly within.
MercifuI heaven ! he CALCULATED, every
nerve shaking with horror. You were
right; it is she. Her flight from Pender-
Ieith was an invention My poor, dear
AImais prisonerhere, i'll some subter-
anean vault, by the distant sound of her
voice. All there-there it is again ]
shall 90 mad
He was aboutt to replace his mouth to
the tube. when the gamekeeper stayed
him.
DON'T, Sir Gerard! he exclaimed
don't, for Miss AIma's cake
Why Why should notlet her know
help is near?
Because, Sir Gerard, your voice must
like hers, be so SmOthered and indis.
tinct, that III such gloomy place, the
sounds may frighten the poor lady to
death; while, in any case, it may dis
cover you to Others. You'd better come
down, and let us think of the best
means to set her free.
The young Baronet hesitated. He was
10th to leave without acquainting the
unfortunate captive of his proximity.
But moments reflection showed him
the wisdom Of the gamekeeper's reason.
ing, and, reluctantly, he descended.
Whatever place can she be in? he ex.
claimed, his whole frame Indicating the
mental agony he was suffering.
Whv, Sir Gerard, it is rumored abou
here that there are dungeons under thi
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

4 BURGLAR was once frightened out
of his scheme of robbery by the sweet
simplicity of solitary spinster, who,
putting her night-capped head out Of
the window, exclaimed, Go away,
amt you ashamed
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

AN angry western editor wrote to
poetical correspondent the other day
Ifyou do not quit sending such abom-
Unable poetry, Pll print a piece of it
some day with your name attached in
full, and send copy to your girl" The
poetry from that fountain quickly dried
I'D
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

AN Alabama paper publishes the fol-
lowing notice: Married-At Flint
stone, by the Rev. Windstone, Mr.. Ne
hemiah Sandstone and Mfss Wilhelmf-
nina Milestone, both of Limestone.
Now look out for brimstone.'
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

A NEW style of the obituary item
brief bat to the pOint-has been invent
ed, thus John Smith, of New York,
revolver G. Jenkins, of Philadelphia,
third story window; Ann Jones, of New
Jersey, laudanUm.'
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

AT Null, England, a messenger hav-
ing requested London clergyman to
afnOunce that 'if DR.. Leach was among
his audience, he was urgently wanted
the clergyman added, from sympathy,
'and may God have mercy on the poor
patient,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

Alittle four-year- being asked by l,is
mother if he would not like to have
wings and be like an angel, replied,
mo, ma, I'd rather be hawk and live
on chickens
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

y BRIDE in Indiana, after the eonclu-
sion ofthe marriage ceremony, stepped
gracefully forward and requested the
clergyman to give out the hymn: This
is the way l long have sought.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13
oREGIs OF "wnTrE TRASH"

\ negro preacher by the name of
Dempsey Morgan, living this year near
General w. w. Aliens plantation, in
this county, delivered a funeral dis
course over the dead body of old Uncle
Burton, about three weeks ago,in which
he gave an account fthe Genesis of the
white species which throws Darwin
and all his yain philosophy of moIecu-
lar, gemmular and atomic creation
completely in the shade. He said
"ATy bredderin, when Adam and Ebe
was fust made dey was boat nigge rs.
But de good Lord put dem in his garden,
where he had his summer apples and
his winter apples, and told 'em, Adam,
you and Ebe may eat dem summer ap-
pies, much as you want, but you ,ies let
dem Fowler apples bel can save dem
for my own special toof.' Desc, like
sheep meat, too good forniggers. Den
de good Lord went off bout his business
.lemonading up and down the yerth,
seeking up whom he might save up, but
he no sooner turn his back, den jist like
two fool niggers, Adam and Ebe steal
all de Fowler apples. Ebe taste de fust
one, smack her lubly thick lips, and
'quired of Adam How is dat for high ~
Adam said it was all o. K, and den
dey went for dem Fowler apples like de
hethen Chinese. Bimeby de Lord he
cum back, and de fust thing he say wuz
Adam, Adam where am my Fowler
apples" Den Adam got skeered and
said, I don't know, good Lord, but I
spec Ebe got 'em.' De Lord went to
Ebe and said. 'Ebe you got dem Fowler
apples " Den Ebe got skeered and said,
Dunno, good Lord, but I kinder speek
dat fool niger, Adam, took 'em.' Den
de good Lord he git so mad he fairly
smash his teef. He stomped back to
whar Adam was standin', shiverin like
Ia sheep-killin' dog, and he made de
ground fairly shake as he say: adam
Adam you grand old tief what for YOU
steal my Fowler apples? Den Adam
got so skeered he turned white as "A
sheet and my beIubbed bredderin he
never got black any more; and dat ac-
kounts for de poor white trash we see
flynn here 50 grand, votin de Demo
cratic ticket! Let US look to de Lord
and be dismist."
And such is the kingdom of Radical
ism !-HORtgomeJy Advertiser.
a JOLLY young fellow named Corcc-
ran, when he arrived in this country
some years since, propounded puzzle
to gruff old clerk in the New York
City Hall, which is believed to have
shortened that officials days. Coreo-
ran went up to- the office for his "frst
papers," The deputy was a serious old
chap, who, without ever looking up,
proceeded to put the formal interroga-
tories:
WHAT'S your name, sir he de-
manded.
John COreoran.'
Your age?'
'Twenty-One'
What nativity y
well, that's what bothers me; pu
tell you, and probably you can make it
out. My father was Irish, my mother
English, and I was born on board a
Dutch brig, under Il French flag, in
Flemish waters. Now how is it?
The old clerk looked up aghast,
showed his speetacles on his brow aud
slowly made his answer Young man,
your nativity and that of John Brown
are the only ones which ever puzzled
me-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13
PENDERLEITH.

Ry THE AUTHOR or FLORENCE BRAND
on. nl3yRoNGED AND RIGIITED, ETC.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

n FAR west Journalist with a super
abundance Of the divine afTiatus saws.
The melancholy days have come, the
faddest Of the year-a little too warm
for whisky and too cold for lager beer
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-12-13

The singer who brought down the
house has refused to rebuild it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
BROOKLYN propertp 10 Get.

49,
DROOKLYN-HOUSES TO LET.
I'D PhCFTC4Sr FhtbusbsveTes brovustope IN
good order all improvements minutes from three ses possession Al
Opoe; rent, $500
POtqERs-I Berren-Threesor brick being pu In
eomplse spr; Objection W two small respectable hnhbes posses
siOn ept. 46O
CkRINt1N AVE- 0ysene-Threestory RngiisbbaeDent
b Improvements fns ORDER walls psnsed possession before
Nav }; rent, $500.
all Improvements hBe grounds; rent, $500 -
SODYH 0XPORD$1-frcsory and stfia, name all improve
nents; 500 70 minutes from ferries
01ess at than oDthrd ess Than the ss
class localities be obtaDe IN the City OF Nv'fork
r. W. POTTER, Real Eshe Broker
6E FulsD-av near Hsvy-st
ITO RENT-City and Country cambined-Three
theeory and tnsenen. Fpenehr roof HOUSES 10 MONS IN
BEookn 26l Hatepst Tkompkirsav three
blocks nrtA Of Fuioasv Opposite TIER TRANSFER once avs
Of by I've mnu,es, VAL pas tho ooof
siso Aoanosv s> and ostrar ~ csrst sses
And tizi front WIDTH Of the hoo- Boy7ons B5l IN
bsaRt heat tp hur FROM rolssi
psrtoT for the tk byntoos
bhsD; b sS1 cold water all The
bath-poam, wssescIors pesd collar r. rent %eOi
rsqnzc ash Of April inquire Oh be
premises or J. W. BERNUm, SO Brnsfway. D. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
WASHINGTON CRY. Apnl 10, 1871.
nR0pQSAIS PQR CONSTRUCTING AMI

TREASURY DsPiRTsRT ovF,Cs o, THE LGHriioUss BOARD
WARRINGTON CI1r. Apnl ~ 1911
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND
t)iaOi 49,, - ~,
il,t - On PPDIY a. Isb d.y az MAJ n~,t
sts Vn1s uI Vs., ga ID -. "a ~. IL,
Ns 100 furnishing Al me hAeLAn snu nvo sn mI
and , yuSr, - o. DsIsr.rc or on he MAI Of
on ue Bo9y pepg II t. So Ilsnd NsSYort Ia
us As oes $3.50 ~ i0Hs'' ~ ' ~ " w
'ne OpI Is o. VIC I, " IT,. "a p,ov,
T-en,y Ia cis,. nm Baoys
Tweny 1 1s' ~. yi.ss Gu RD"Ss and
I1enIy 30 c,sss ~ ~. p p '"1
and w re, $1,000 a. Sc, forth In the printed specss
90 ihoh a, which be
tohs sii " ~ ~ Oss ~ e Light uon.e Bos
e ~ :, R,,rs N.ryS.ui. the Co7c,o, Of Oo.sms
hle-ar philadelphia
NeS - -. ~ A. ~ a. 49, uu.a ~ snfr;no tnts
contrse Of increasing the nanbs OF Zach OF ns, ono s
and sizes Of baoys abs nce eiceNT oe, ~ ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
0opartt,syship Notifies.

DBSOLUTION.-Th partnership heretofore
a ~ esss,f bsvese ALBxAEDRk McKgSzIB and GEORGE
pbAN MnAAD se.eJ .arssa % collect ali aebs shins
nS ss ssd nm And % sss The pssnep in Liquidation
6w-xorh, nassh l. fsIL ALEXANDER hcKEHZfR,
GBORaB J. CLAN RAHAkn
gQ1Ck-Te unterssped will continue the buhns Of Pluno
and 6asAoag a. the brnss place
COMPANY Of Pur s in 70. CITY OF Nov YopA
GEORGE J. CLAN RAEALD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
n RxankyR OvrcB PHILADELPHIA. Pxss.,
Y. D. h'" ~, ~. 1890 ANIL % lY7l (

N q ExonE.R OVFicB PBLADELPHA, PksSt}
'" " CHksrsUr.sr., April 20. l57l.
IMPROVEMENT of SHREWSBURY RiYER,
" IRp PROPOSALS., 10 duplicate Of the form furnished
~ M ns,saas With copy Of this advertisement .,afhe 70 each
ipe 80, =, d Oace until n O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY The
a Az 81 Nav. 1911 he improvement Of the north And south
b,sn,h,. Of N. Shrrxsbuy Iiver -, . , -,
~ A., mong shoals Of SIND and loose maternal 70 the
sItSs, cubic yardA Tie aep'a1 e" VII DC n'e
u" III ,narmssn viii be- given application 70 this 0mce.
Al Dee'' '" j. ID. KURTZ Lieat-CoA OF Rnginoers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
wAsHIssros, D. C., April II, lsl }
.nnn0o AL 9 Cor GITppI les for the SIINAL

wAsHIs6ros, D. g., April IL, l6L
nROpOSAL,S for SUPPLIES for the SIGNAL
SERVICE Of the ARMYsealed proPossh In duplicate WI 20
received this once until n m on nospAi he e,a a ~
articles. viz a.. -, d., p,.,,,,s,,. corcre,, con
.ns tofy Copper Csneens Torches and Tunnels
C,sss With Rubber Pouches hulln Flags sa''or' rh' he
one hundred CoD) Telescope Holders
on, hundred 900 four foot Red Flags
0pe hundred (l0Ol 'ourfeot White Fssr
Tv.nl,tye (l5l ivo foot Red Flags
Tventyey, tl3} t~o-fco, White Flags -
fory J.0I Canvas and Straps teonpeeh
Tuent,6vs c5l Funbels
Trentyo,e C5) Pairs sesor
Txepty I've as Pairs Pliers
Piny (50) small straps ,,- A.,
T.u hundred GOO pounds Weflpg , -. 49, .o,.,. 4,
& es rIe othsr and requirements viii BE- made Known
W .,nny must be furnished before June ls
Rs.Iors ii. be indoei PfoposAs aud addressed NE uo'ef
ngsed DISQUALIFICATION Army
By order Of TIE oue' "s"- '~ l. b MORTON
H euu.n, and BrevetMO' Army Properly ssd Di'bsr'
insO nc.rS signal Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
H. A. EssisHrR OTrtCn PHILADELPHIA, PINE,
I1g CHErSvrrr., April %, 1911 I
unfppOVFNENT of SOUTH RIVER, NEW

IMPROVEMENT of SOUTH RIVER, NEW
vRsKy-sRALgD PROPOSALS duplicate, Of the form far
a. ,derlrp1d with oopJ Of this advertisement
IL n ,s <eo1 Ones. Until IL ocioeh m OF EDNESDAf
he 4th dsy Asy i7 o' TIC IsvoveGsnlo OF south h,a
,,aon S.oth ~ si a. ov vAssr and other shos
,.ss. .,e y be deepencd and utdsDsd
Abou, 900 cae sr Of mod saad and bose material are b
renewed.
J. 4 KDRIl kssk Gel q xsuasaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

SOUTH SIDE KAILkOAp OF DoN' IoLAND'
FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY oe.oex H. is iron Roosevelt 40 0SsA
fer1eA
s45 a n Mail for Paehcsus
10. m Accommodation or Babylon
isp n EIpws Cor P,eAesss stage BsIspsr sst ~
,cp n Isip Accommodates sssarAya hrsass Pstssss~
.Bp m Babylon Asc"naolahoa
ga Accommodation
Tie as md 10 a .. and $50 taiDs vsDs1
Stream Cor Roadway
ne $50 ssd ~ D. sad 4o sass connect vals4
u ". DoSaLAA psssd,huAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
GALE OF THE ASTON ESTATE.

About % 900 ACRES or LAND TO BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION AT TIE WEST JERSEY HOTEL, cAkDEs, j., on
NAY O. 1871 ONE O'CLOCK r. n. --- -
CAPITALISTS CENTRALLY. A RARk OPPORTUNITY P0B IN
FBThEHT Is PkEskkTRDl ~
lYARh Of about 100 WITH extensive nsfoae
sgykRAL Mills and sehsa mill and RsBofAetshg ssss
o. property
Railroads. ssvsr.s the entire lensn q the sa Ason Station ~
Psnt rsosda Towns and Settlements b
hsorsy located Tbs Cedar Timber Of eeasdsse ysisa Crsh
sns Gnpes Sweet Potatoes HopA ks h. can Be vs oseesas
sslt,stod Good Title will 10 made 10 the purchaser
hseo M Pamphlet Containing ys<Ea and apply personally or b
sHORGH d. DALLAS, Angnes
IA IA Hesrth -, Phis6sizkhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
drummer nttreais.

AT STAMFORD, Conn, on Clerks Hill, hall q
S''sa'' '''.'''"'za'' ssJEEs; c. n.o1, An
WANTED-BOARD for . gentleman and
Rife Sss ~ ~. Ss Address With '' '''''''
n,sooisss 0aros, &f.
AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 14 Ful-
~ ss..-wBDpNo CARDS and EIkS STATIONERY e'sS
Drn GOODS.
"A KELLY & Co., COR. OF TwRsrYPIETnsr AND SIXTH
ave E RS f SsbsG OIL cor 49, te
selected ' %Ei r os sYsft hf HSsEs TAsk
can respectfully solicited
A FEW OF THE BARGAINS
which can be Swd At
LYLE'S,
LYLE'S,
LYLE'S,
rs 4sP is is s sIEFH:ayE::
during til.
GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE.
DUB wEILKNowN DOLLAR KID GLOVE.
THE JOSEPH
THE JOSEPH,
FOR FOR z !, CENTS CENTS
Elegant aButon Kid Gloves.
IN beautiful Spring Shades. for 81
L.dlss resu. made hllfashOned Cotton Hoss, 20.
Avery good quality BslbrSgsn Hose for 500
Gents Shirts Collars Ties Under Wear. &c,
greatly reduced
Ladies' Linen and Lace for Soc, worth double
New.YOrl Hills and w.msutta Muslin for 2oA per yssi
A good Huctsboo1 Towel for 100 and he
Hemsttebed Handkerchief pure Linen, for loo
PArssols .od Sun Umbrellas al unheArd Of prices
OUR 81 PARAsoL Is THE WONDER OF THE AvREJB.
Corsets Skirts regular prices
Our ST. 20 Fortuna" Corsst b perser, gen.
In sna areA from Peuny Spool way up pce, viii
found surprising.
In the Millinery Department Tnn~ Hat, offered at COS,
Straw Goods Sash Ribbons Fine French flowers, Ne
All marked down 10, tbs occasion.
ALEX'R LYLE
win remove May 10 n W come, Twenty ihirlst
KJNDC on EACHInN ARTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
OyTos op LIaHr. House. ESGrErR: THIRD psrRlor
TosPKrsyILLs, N Y, April q. lnl. J
npOpOCA G for CONSTRUCTION of LlGHT

PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION 1 LlGH i :
HOUSE at E.opus Meadow Hudson River f-separsH asi
proposals. will buibers this Once unti noon OF may
e g7 for the and tabor for 81 ksoas Meadow
Hudson River having pile fouBdahon upon sh,sh bah
,tpe per backed with consrce Inc evening enc
rory hame with hsnssrd roof
The proposals will be unlimited separately w.
Ist-Msterials md labor for foundallon.
2d-hAtsrsls And labor for per and
3tLMst>nsls and labor for frame dwelling and tovef
All The vork be according plans and eeocA
top which this 0nse arpisbt 70 bidders on plea
ton therefor. L. ,... a.
The Light ssabhshmens furnish The lens rs lantern &c
They Will bot be inclnsed therefore, 10 thf hids
ponn... mud < IN duplicate by guaany dup
. M putsd copy Aiscbed W each proposal
s, viii b, Addressed degnsi udofsod Prsposs ior Con
,,rueuon Lghtio Esopos Meadow, N l. 49,. -, -,
This Ohes the night reject al tda shsah Wy %
oee@s' j. C. WOODRUFF
L~.x Cslsss, Rsxsssss Essssss ~ \ hsAAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28

A II STAMFORD, Conn.,, on ClaIk's Hill, hah
"a nl. BON depss Hiks hUH Nv Is,a t',is3 s.,i
bathing, ssctsssonmokrnss end MOI rsas Mo-
WANTFDCB0ARD for Q gentleman and
w wife N Rrssh or perhsmhsA Address With full pastsnss 70
n. T., Boz lB, Nc~Terk PosOmDa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
Nurticn 9ates of Rcd getats.


NJ Tpos4s ssss. tucuoeeesS
A T Philadelphia Exchanse May ia ISn la az
IN u O'clock nOca-TRISrERS sA1b-NahIaon Mia rINoS
ESTIEs so4 sARS s. d. cSSa ss ~ I'd s,e
rst wBAvNG AID SPINNING hiLL WITH thessTs rChka
ySsei e1ed Bseis6ery bona shsfiDS SO- &c 81.
a. s ASiSsS Wills y .Srss Sss MIL iDsaT
rroye BY sr Walls vsIy srEs and sO f'd Se S'o Ok"
Over rty hsu DWELLINGS sr opersa' ssons
kns bOOse ham sIstog hslse, &c . =. - - ~ tn
,. P pre- ss usl e ana op:rsSss
~ sORsI 1Ssb sS1 ssue al casHs
For Shps e. Ss a. sG ssy TO
CONSTANT GUIIIOS, 6f5 VAhn.st, P1lsselphN
AUCTION SALE-The Gescheidt ESTATE,
N turd Stairs Issgd pear ae Pe1r ootnet and Srns
red Al public s0cOn peu tOer separate. on SAT
lem, o ls s5 VII Se SSera xiD be nah inOvr
BEyI P F17RoHILD AuCsropees.
by V. K. STEVENSON g. son. 49,,
Atm Orscct Exchange sassroOrna No III Bruadxry
SSB ~ D s 'ss s S s e f q -
= feet One By sel ses to the .SOhs5y "a. OF
Boulevard 100 graded st,es. onAosre IN.
sItht 10 already handsomely but g'oand hh d and heAuS
' Nap s I'D Ss s sIs'sa1 sSS S
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BENZ P. YAIBCHILD, AucsODs.r
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, esq,
Commissioner Of Public Works
WI At pubh. aneton on FRIDAY April 2s ls7 10
a the vesTls o. he CITY Hail. City Of al sDS
Aseni sRSnsd By s s%S9 Court for The sdsang o. KSS
Buildings Buildings usp
exhibition al the 0foe Of the AnctioHee No BeSebst
BeAsbst
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-03-15
NEW 1-3O GOLD LOAN
SAFE PROFITABLE !
PEER NJ ANENT!
JAY COOKE s. co.
OFFER FOR SALE At PAR AND ACCRUED INTER.
E9T THE
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

These bonds are secured, first, by n First
mortgage on the Railroad itself, IFS rolling
stock, and all equipments; second by a Firgi
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant being more
than Twenty-Five Thousand Acres Of Land 10
each mile Of Road
The bonds are free from United States Tax,
the Principal and Interest payable in Cold.
the Principal at the end Of Thirty wears. and
the Interest Gmi-anuually at the rate of SEy.
En- AND THREE.TEETHs Pm CENT. per nnnunl.
They are issued in denominations Of 500, 5000,
81 900, 900 and SlOOO0
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Mossrs.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar
Thompson, President Of the Pennsylvania Cen
Cral Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacinc 7-30 Bonds win nt all
times before maturity, De receivable at TIES
PER CENT PREMIUM, Tor li0), in exchange for
the Company's lands at their lowest cash
price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these
Bonds Weld IN Income larger, we believe,
than any other ilrst-Glass security. Persons
holding United States 5.20's can, by converting
them into Northern Pacnics, Increase their
yearly Income oNE.TmRD. and Btlll have a per.
fUctly reliable Investment.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-03-15

Contains no Lac Sulphur-no Sugar Of Lead
no Lilh2rSc-nO Nitrate of SILVER, and is en-
tirely free from The poisonous and heath do
stoylng drugs used in other Hair Prcpara.
tiOnS
Transparent and clear as crystal, il will not
SOL the finest fabric, perfectly safe, clean and
found ut last!
ltrostores and prevents the Hair from bccOm-
ing Gray, ilnparls Il soft, glossy appearance re-
head, checks The hair from { Hing on, and re-
stores II to Il < ut extent when prcmaturcly
lost prevents headaches, cures all humors, Gu
taneouS eruptiuns, and unnatural heat.
DIR. G. Shl III, Patcntec Gr0tun junction,
Mass, Prepared only by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass, The genuine is put up in Il
panel bottle made expressly for 1t, with the
name Of the article blown in the glass. Ask
your Druggist for Natures lIair Restorative
and take No Other
POr sails BY D. PARK, Wholesale Agent, Ciron
natl and q, W, sISS0N, Macarthur. u
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ss4.. WALTHaANl
WATCHES.

Thcextensiye use OF these watches for til
Last t(lgep years by Railway Conductors, Bngi
1ieefs and FSpfesslnen; the most eNRcting q
w;ltch-wealcts, las thoroughly demonstrate q
the siren 9Th, steadiness, durability and aGclua
cy Of the WalthHm Watch. To satisfy tha
class In all these respects, Is TO deidc the qucs
tiOn as to the real value OF these dme-keeperS.
More thun 100000 of these chcS are nov
speaking for themselves in tho ocl6ots OF th'
peOpe--a prOnf and u guaranteep Of their supe
ri0rity over all others.
ThGsuporior organization and great extent OF
the C0mpany's works at Walthanl, Gh"o'e'
them 10 produce watches at 9. price winch feh
dors competition futile, andhose VINO Duy any
other watch merely pay from "a TO 90 per cent
more for their watches than is necessary.
These time pieces combine every Improve,
mont fhnt n lone experience has proved of real
practical use. Having had ther refusal OF nearly
every invention in matchmaking orlglhatlhs
in this country or In Europe, only those were
finally adopted which severe testing Dy, the
mustslllhul artisans In onr works, ana l,ng
use on the part Of the public, demonstrated TO
he essential to correct and enduring tlhe-kcep-
ing, -.. -, ,
partoulariZe
The invention and use of centre -pinion of
peculiar construction, to prevent damage 10
The tfain by the breakage of main-SpMngS Is
Original with the American Watch Company
Who, having had the refusal Of all other contri-
vanccs, adopted Fogg's patent pinion as being
the best and ia,dtless,
universally admitted by Watchmukers to be
the best, ale used in all grades Ot Waltham
Watches
protecting the movement from dust, and lessen-
ing the necessity of The frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches
Our new patent stem winder, or keyleSs
watch Is already decided success, and great
Improvement on any stem winding watch in
the AmcIiSan market and by far the cheapest
watch oflts quality now offered to the public.