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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24
RIDCEWAY,
February 2iSt, Isl

February Dist, 1871.
EDiroRs CHRONICLE Sir, noticed in
your paper Of Feb. 10th, an article about
the sleigh-robe that you saw in Ridgeway,
made of four Rocky Mountain wolf skins.
You said there was four skins with the
heads sewed in the center and the tails on
the outside Now, Mr., Editor, want to
krow if Rocky Mountain wolves have a
tail and half or two tails =? According to
your statement, some of them must have
two tails. Please explain the problem.
I also saw in the same issue about a
cow MI. VIM. Buckingham has, now if
Mr.. Buckingham lives among liars, he
need not .hnk he can make them swallow
that. ID. MCG.
D. McG.-I regard to the wolf-tail
mystery, we would say-providing our
printers did not make mistake i'll setting
up the artfclc.-the Rocky Mountain
wolves must of necessity have tail and
a half each. We incline to the opinion
however, that the devil has had some
thing to do with it.
Our foreman says some have from one
and half to two tails each, it depends on
the climate and locality.
Now in regard to Mr.. Buckingham's
COW, that's all right. Wy have seen the
COW. but not the butter; she is in all re-
spects like other COWS, excepting her ca
pacity for butter making, and there she is
ahead. We expect 10 try some of that
cows butter next summer, and if we find
it satisfactory we shall report.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24

Nw- John p. Williams, Of Ridgeway
raised splendid good crop Of sugar cane
last season, from three-fourths Of an acre
He procured l4G gallons of first class SJr
up, and % bushels of seed, which he con
siders for fattenlng purposes, to be worth
double that amount Of corn. He has fully
tried the experiment, having ground the
cane seed and fed it to his hogs, and is sat
isfed that it is better feed than corn. The
cost of the product of this small piece oil
land, including every thing, and allowing
heavy rent fo- said land, and foil wages
for hand, was something less than 81 IL.
Mr.. w. is one of our best western far
mers. He came from country where
farming was perfectly understood in all It's
branches, and in many instances he has
adopted the old country style.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24

By It is understood that the joint
on redistrieting the state have
agreed upon the following:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24

Being prepared expressly for the above COM
plants, its bIood-purifying properties greater
than amy other preparation Of Sarsaparia. 1t gives
the complexion clear AID healthy color mud re-
stores the patient TO state of Health and Purity,
for purifying the blood, removing all chronic con-
stutiOnal diseases arising from impure state CT
the blood aud the only reliable and etcctua known
remedy for the cure Of pains and swelling of the
bones ulcer ations of the throat and legs, b ches,
pimples on the face, erysipelas and all scaly orup-
81 80 per bottle. y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24

Full and explicit directions accompany the medi-
cines.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character furnished application, with hundreds
OF thousands of living witnesses and upward Of 30,
600 unsolicited certificates and rccomme DdatOTy
letters many of which are from the highest sour
ces, including eminent Physicians, Clergymen,
Statesmen; etc. The prOretor has resoried to-
their publication in the newspapers ne does not do
this from the fact that his articles rank as Stand
ard Preparations, and do not need to be prupped
mp by certificates. r.:
Henry T. Hefmbsldfx Genuine Prep
aratiOns,
Delivered TO any address. Secure from observation
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY YEARS
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters for
informatiop in confidence to Henry T. Helmbolds
Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depois II. I. HeImbold's Drug and Chem
ical Warehouse. No. 594 Broadway, New YORK or 10
T. 7. Helmbold's Medical Depot, lO4 south Tenth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEPrs. Ask for HEN
RE 7. HEL,IpoLD'sl TAKE NO OTHER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-24

HENRY r. EELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

TINE. NKEAT DIUKETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes in which IL has
been given Iriitt tun of the Neck Of the Bladder aud
Inflammation of the Kidneys, liberation Of the Kid
neys. and Bladder, Retention 81 Urine, Disease OF
the PROSTATE Gland, Stone in the bladder, Ca lcnlus
Gravel, Brckdnst deposit, ana Mucu. Milky
Discharges and for enltrbel ami delicate Constitu-
tons of both sexes attended with the following
symptoms Indisp siion to Exec tion, Loss of Pow
er, Loss "f Memory, Difficulty of Breathing. Weak
Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wakei uiness,
Dimness Of Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Fin hing OF the Body, Diyness OF the skin, Erup-
ton on the Face, Palld COnntenance, Universal
Lassitnde of the Muscular System, etc.
Used 10y persons from the ages al eighteen to
twenty-five, and from thity-ive 10 ffty-hvc or in
the decline " change If life after confinement or
labor pains bed wcttng in children.
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CarPet-Bag Bonds.

The action Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and Board OF Trade Of this city, in regard to
debt and taxation, is acceptable to The
Nation, which takes from the proceedings
the statistics which tell the dismal story OF
disappointing beggary. 1t then. gives
this warning to jobbers. in carpet-bag
bonds
SIN the presence of this disgraceful aud I'M
precedented state of things, the majority of
the property-holders and taxpayers OF the
State are excluded from any share In leglsla
ton. 1t is not wonderful, therefore, hat the
meeting, after declaring that the taxes are
c~orruptly raised and improvidently spent, and
that the credit of the State has been pledged
illegally, and that it is now proposed to pledge
it for still further. loans by a new issue OF
bonds, announced that the taxpayers and
property-holders of Charleston will not hold
these bonds binding, aud will resist all taxa
ton for the payment of them by every lesHi-
mate means in their power We add our
.,oarning to that of the meeting. 1t IS impos-
sible that the liabilities aohich the carpet-bag
governments at the South are creating can be
fairly met ohen society gets into its normal
conditions and amy one uho takes these sae~
bonds not'only helps to sustain a pack Of great
k7,aves in the enjoyment Of their Quadsr, put
takes q thoroughly bad security
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How we are Robbed.

The tuionvile Times explains that under
the old system OF drawing juries there was
10 expense whatever in the drawing. Under
the jury law, approved 10th March, 1871,
the yearly cost Of drawing juries 10 ,Upion
County will be about three hundred and fifty
dollars ; In Richland about six hundred dol
lars In Charleston about o thousand dol
lars. That is to say, the board of jury COM
missioners may be in session as many days
in the year as the Circuit Court is in session
in the county plus five days for revising
lists. The board consists OF three officers.
who are entitled to three dollars a day for
every day on duty. The Times is confident
that the beard auiN be in session for quite as
MANY days as the Legislature Invites them
to be. There will be q drawing for every
court-tkree every year. At every drawing
the clerk and sheriff are to be present. The
figures for Union, then, will stand thu
Five weeks, thirty days, three COM
mlssioners, at So EACH. 1900. .S210 90
Five extra days, three commissioners,
at So each As 90
Three days of clerk and sheriff, at 50
each ID 90
Total. 1888 90
besides incidentals. -
This Is the cost OF the drawing only the
cestspf issuing centre. summoning juries,
&C.; remain as it was before.
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@-

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broken down In health and spirits by Chronic
Dyspepsia, or suffering rom the terrible exhaus.
ton which follows the attacks Of acute disease,
the testimony of thousands who have been raised
as by q miracle from q similar state Of prostra-
ton by ~HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, is q
sure guaran'ee that by the same means you, too,
may be strengthened and restored. But to tho, Q
who stand in peril Of epidemics, to all who, by
reason OF exposure, prlvstions, aid uncongenial
climate or unhealthy pursuits, mag at any mo-
ment be stricken down, this paragraph Is most
particularly and emphattcauv addressed. You,
who are thus situated, are preferred an absolute
safeguard against the danger that menaces you.
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless
medicinal stImulant and Alternative, and you Will
be forearmed against the maladies whose seeds
float around you In the Sir unseen. HOSTEL.
TER'esTOMACH BIrTERS are not only 3 stan
dard tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States, but they are accredited by the certificates
OF the most Distinguished citizens Of the Union,
to the people OF all other lands. In Canada, Aus.
tralia, and the West Indies, they are gradually
taking the place OF all other stomachfcs, whether
native or foreign, and as surely as truth Is pro.
ereshve and demonstration overthrows doubt,
they will eventually supersede every other in
vtgorant and restorative now employed In
medicinal practice. aprs-D&O6
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giving deadly ahss, IA proof Dat nation.
al hatred. is foreign tothe Germans.

.tgiaing deadly dies, "fsa proof that nations
al hatred. is foreign tothe Germans.
After the frstpoetic outbdrsts6f national
uprising, it is the resurrection OF Germany
'inrhsr ancient glory, the gloriication OF the
new imperial power, which buaies the Ger
man poets. Gottschall then goes into the
aesthetic value of the poetic productions oil
1870, as compared to 1918. He finds an
essential difference, especially in 1870 is the
form far more perfect; a result which he at
tributes to the influence Of PIaten. '.But
.oas regards depth Of feeling, Of intuition
ssand easy command of form, Freiligrath
..alone is to be compared with Korner. But
'ft must not be forgotten that the poetical
ssproductions of the latter are 80 peculiar
ssand 80 bound up with his own life that 1t
els more difficult to make comparisons with
"his poems than with those OF any other
'epoet net engaged in the tumult OF wal
~..itsetf. More perfect in form was undoubt-
.edly Schenkendorf, whom, among the poets
.of today, Geibel most nearly approaches"
BE compares Crosse to Stsgemann Of 1913.
AS regards the style of poetry, but few in.
cidents have as yet been used for the roman
tic. The only poem Of this. kind is the fine
song OF Freaigrath's, 'The Trumpeter Of
Vionville."
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Dbltuarn.


MCCANTS.-Died In this cltA February Is, 1871
In the seventy.frSt year or her age, Mrs. LOUISE
MELLENrE .MCCANTs, q native Of st. Johns Berke'
ley, tKeithheld plantation,) but for slxty.two years
q resident OF Charleston, $. C.
In recording the death Of one who In life was
most dear to as, It Is a melancholy satisfaction to
be enabled truthlully to recount the possession Of
virtues which entitle her to q place In the man.
sions OF the blessed. The subject OF this notice
was for thlrty.two years q member OF the Eplsco'
pal Church. Her path In life was not all strewn
with movers the thorns OF trouble and mlsfor-
tune often prfckedI the feet OF the weary pilgrim,
but the wounds were healed by the balm OF rell-
gion and Christian fortiIude. Wrapped 10 tne
mantle OF pIety, Charity was her watchword.
Although ahe was taken away after an illness OF
but an hours duration, she was prepared to meet
her Divine Maker. Her three children, to whom
she was the most sell. sacrificing and devoted OF
whilst they mourn her loss, must bear
their grief with the Christian fOrtitude with what
In life she bore her sorrows.
May she ind rest aud peace and happiness on
the Saylour's bosom. b.
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terse and brilliant little speeches, caught the
eye-if the expression may be used-of Nj.
Butler, B an Illustration In point. He was N
the cuiminative moment Of his patriotic pas
sion, in the height of his halffrenzled denun-
citation of the party that were making polit.
cal capital Of Tho so-carled Ku.Klux outfages,'
when he first beheld that dreadful man. The
grim but apropos apparision may haze remind
ed him of a certain profane proverb. 1t spurred
and goaded him on to the bitter end[Sis voice
giving out at the last the shrlll, eaglelike
scream of defiance which would be terrifying
if It were not so familiar to ns all. Then, you
know. after uttering words which my pen can
not repeat, he set himself, with folded arms, to
defv and look down the ex-dictator of New
Orleans. 1t was a mighty undertaking. The
ewes of Mr.. Davis. are deep-set and near TO-
gether; they are. always bright, and on this oc-
CASTOR they actually famed with such intense,
concentrated IRE that they almost'seemed q
single eye, making the senator like a venera'
BILE %Polyphemus. But about Mr.. Buffers gaze
there was an awful uncertainty that was sttN
more appalling and uncomfortable. How dra'
matte yet peaceful was the ending Of this op'
| tcal duel the Intervention Of Henry Wilson,
who, while the whole Senate hung GREATNESS
on the scene, flung himself into the immt
nent, deadly BREACH and broke the feariu
spell by which each held the other with hill
elittering eye.'"
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AEwenty-Eight Fold Burden.

A correspondent OF the Washington atrios
elbows hat a little ciphering will prove that
the case of the South Carolina taxpayers is
nearly three times as bad as a first glance
would indicate.
]. the collectable tax this year in South
Carolina is-s4, $50, eO9, against $500, 600 for
the year 1860, the increase OF taxation is
nearly eleren-fotd, viz +: 10. 625-foid.
II the assessed ability to pay taxes is now
only one hundred and eighty-three millions,
against four hundred and e%ighty-nine mil
lions in 1860, the decrease Of such ability is
nearly ~three-fold, viz 2.672-iold.
Such increase OF burden, when multiplied
by such decrease Of ability, produces a COM
pound or relative burden increase Of more
Man taosn4y-eight-fold, viz 2 .3s-fold.
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War Literature OF 1870.

A very interesting lecture, writes a Ger
mar correspondent, was delivered at Frank
fort a few days ago blythe we'll known poet
andaserary historian, Rudolf Gottseball, the
editor of Unsere Zea,' &c, &c, on the war
literature of 1870. The lecturer first of all
refuted the idea that poetry can only sing OF
love and the spring-time; political songs have
their justification, and belong to the his
tory OF the nation. Never was there a time
in Germany richer in timely poetical pro-
drtetions, though many do not come up to
the true poeticai standard. 1t was s'Die
wtacht am Rhein," composed in ls41, which
struck, at onee the inner feelings Of the "a
ton, aud many other songs which arose at
that time, more especially those Of Her.
weigh, were sung by the soldiers as they
went into the field. Gottschall makes an
interesting comparison between the songs
of 1913 and 1870. In both theenemy is the
same, but the ideas greatly differ. There
was the effort to cast of the oppression OF
the enemy, not caring or knowing what
would follow; here is a concrete effort. The
singers of 1870 are conscious of the end
which the nation must reach. There, it is
a national, nay, personal hate the German
Landwehrman fights the Frenchmsn as
such for the insults he has suffered; here,
there is no hatred OF the French, only OF
the soldiers fighting at the command of the
French Cesars-whether Napoleon or Gam
beta. The beautiful words which :Freiii-
grath dedicated to his son, going into the
field in the service Of the Sanitary Depart.
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@- ECONOMY SHOULD BE PRAC.
TlCED by everybody IN all things. One dollar
expended now 10 purchasing abottle OF JAYNEs
E%XPEeToRANT, by those troubled with a slight
coagh or hcarseness, or sore throat, may save
the expense OF q DOCTORS BILL. A neglected cough
often ends In consumption. A slight Inflammation
Of the lining OF the wind tubes, the usual symp'
toms OF which are q sore throat and a pain In the
breast, will soon lead, through want OF attention,
to bronchitis. A days delay may entail months of
suffering. Let the afflicted try at once Jayne's Elk.
pectorant. 1t Is a standard remedy, and its
curative properties have been tested oy
thousands OF. persons who have recovered their
health by its USE. Sold by all druggists. GOOD
RICH, wiEEMAN 4 CO, Charleston, 8. c.
apr6-thstu3
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Ms-THE ASSIGNBES OF FOUR THOU
SAND SHARES OF STOCK In the Cheraw and
salisbury Railroad Company, issued by the Che.
raw and Coalnelds Railroad Company to the
state Of South Carolina in Certificates Hos. l45 and
1876, andby the State authorities transferred to
w. I. WALTERS for value received, having lost
the original Certificates, Will in due time apply tc
the officers Of said Company for duplicates.
SnrlI-tu
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funeral Nnt1res.

ns-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. andMrs. Artr cr a.. Locke are rppecaully
invited, to attend the Funeral Of their tnfart
daughter ELIZABETH HOLMES, at their re-
sidence, No. IL George street, THls MORNING, at
hall. past Q O'Clock. april
- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mrs. E. S. Raysor, and those Of her son, Mr.. B.
S. RAYsoR, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Of the latter, at Magnolia Cemetery, To-
DAY. at 3 O'Clock. april
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rs THE WORST COUGHS YIELD, AS
IL by magic, to the wonderful curative powers of
DIR. PlERCE'S ALT. EXT. or GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY. 1t also surpasses anything else
ever before discovered for the cure OF Pimple',
Blotches and R ashes on the face; also for Erysipe-
las, Salt Rheum, and all Skin and Scrofulous dis
eases. Sold by all druggists. Send address to
DIR. R. Y: PIERCE, Buffalo, New York, for
pamphlet. -apr6-thstu3D&C
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rrRms oF THE MEwE

TEE DAILY NEWS, by man one year, $50 SIX
months 81; three monshs sash. Served. 10 the
n,sy at EIsarKnS OHS1s q week, payableto tne car
s1ers, or So 9 year, paid in advance at Inc emoe.
TEE Ta1wKxKLYN EMs, published on tuesdays
Thursdays aad Saturdays, one year s4' Blk
months So.
THr wsEk1Y NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
sIo. Ten copies, to one address, SIS
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN au9ance,
and no PAPER conunuea after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
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Epsrlal y oIlleA

@s- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER from New York, are notified that
shs is dIsohsrging cargo at Adger's South. Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
apr11-1 JAMES G G,CO., Agents.
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r NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents Of the Land Commission, that,
from and after the drst day OF March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOzO, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
ROBT. @. DsLARGE, L. c. S. S. q.
Columbia, February %, 1871. marl1
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URvIvoRs' ASSOCIATION
OF CHARLESTON. DISTRICT.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Fifth Regular Annual Meeting Of the surVi
von, Association will be held on WEDNESDAY, the
18th Instant, at l O'Clock p. n, at Charleston IL
brary Building, corner Of Broad and Church
streets, when the Of1cers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
The members Of the Association will assemble
again at 8 O'Clock In the evening, at Hibernian
Hall, where g supper will be served.
Tickets can be obtained from the folio wing
CoMNTTTEE:
THOMAS McCRADY.
GEO. D. BRYAN, A.. G. MAGRATH. JR-,
7. F, LoWNDES, JAS. ARMSTRONG, JR<
JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR.,
apr1o-s Secretary.
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es- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN

AND TRUST coMPANY-sAvINGs DEPART.
Neutrality-suspicious. are requested to leave their
books to be credited with the April quarterly in.
terest due 1st proxImo. All deposits made on or
before 10th April will bear interest from lat April.
Interest six per cent, compounded quarterly.
(SignedI T. &. WARING,
maral -ftu6thr Cashier.
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apr1l-tW

@NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACT
EE by any Of the Crew Of the British Ship REM.
NGFoN will be paid by Che Master OF Con slgnee.
aprs-3 n CARD.
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To the Defendant, 1 'GoUDKoP: Take notice,
that the summons in this action. Of which the
foregoingIs a copy, was fled in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Court OF Comnoa Pleas at Charles
ton, In the County OF Charleston, In the StsSaea
South Carolina, on the lOthday Of April, 1871.
sIMoNTON i BARKER,
Planting Attorneys, No. Is Broad street,
apr11-tus Charleston, s. Q.
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w TEE STATE .oF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF eHARLEsTeN-eoURF OF
COMMON PLEAs.-EDWIN BATES, E Q. Sell.
MAN. THOs. R. McGAHAN, CHARLES Z. BATES,
C0partners, trading as EDWIN BATES d CO.,
Plaintiffs. against I. GOUDKoP, Defendant
Copy Summons for Money Demand-eomplatnt
not served-Fo4 4. GeUDKoP, Defendant in this
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action, which has
been fled In the office of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the said county, and to serve
a copy OF your answer on the subscribers at their
once, No. Is Broad street, Charleston, s. c., with
In twenty days after the service Of this summons
on You, exclusive OF the day Of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs will take judgment
against you for the sum OF five hundred and
forty .one 25.1eo dollars, with interest from the 4th
day OF April, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.one, and costs.
Dated April 10, 1877.
srMoNroN 4 BARKER,
Plaintirs' Attorneys.
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B- OFFICE SAVANNAH AM
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COM PA MY /,
CHARLESTON, APRIL s, ls7l.-Stockhelders OF
this Company are notified that the Eight per
cent. Bonds and. Certificates OF Stock authorized
to be issued at the annual meeung Of the Stock
holders held on the 9Th day OF February last,
viii be ready Tor delivery on THURSDAY, 9Th in
slant, and for that purpose the Treasurer Of the
Company will attend at the office OF Mcssrs.
CAMPBELL & SEABRooK, No. SO Broad street,
on that day, and acknowledgement day, from IL to
8 O'Clock, until Saturday, 18th instant, Inclusive.
g. ". FISHER,
aprs-12 Treasurer S. and O. r. R. Company.
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EXTRACT FRoa RULE ell

lExTRACT FROM RULE eel
III any member shall neglect to pay up his ar.
rears on the Anniversary, his name and the sum
due by him shall be publicly read bv the Clerk at
the three subsequent regular meetings. after said
Anniversary, ami II his arrears be not fully paid
by the third resding he shall be excluded Inc So
ciety.n apr6-thtuG
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speria M6t,ess ]

~ REoPENFG OF THE MEETING
STREET ICE CRExM GARDEN THis Evening".
Parties, Balls and Picnics served at the loves
rates, at A. BROOKBANKS,
anr11J Meeting street. above Queen