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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-26


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W. arc always glad to receive short
pi'hy. communications upon local subjects
and while We cannot Of course. promise to
publish all that may cohe to hinl. every
one win be carefully read. anl those de.
serving Of il receive a place in our columns
at the earliest -os.ihlc moment.
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Mr.. rE1ER lI,nrMis has purchased 'hC
well.known Hotel in Ccntcrvi'lc, nt pres
ent kept by Mrs. L. Weaver. and will
take possession Of The same on the fir,
day of April next. Mr.. Hartman Us well
known Throughout the county and will
make a popular lanl' ord.
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Peters MrsIcAL MoSTuLY for February
beautiful music. II is y mystery TO US
iow the rnilisfer can furnish so much
valuable music for such small sum md
asti.l greater mystery 10 see our musrcal
friends spending ih-i- loose change for
sheet mrsic when ihey can got from iwclve o
fifteen pieces pieces for the small ,nm Of
thirty cents. by buying this Magazine.
The February Number contains fifteen
pieces. printed from fu'l.sire music plates
aud worth S4,60 in sheet form:
send 30 cents to The Publisher. J. l..
PErEnB. 600 Broadway. New York and he
will send yon sample copy.
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Tue time for holding .hc election for
officers Of the $. 4 l.. Il. r. will be on
Tuesday, February llth insied Of the 18Th
a. previously announced
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couRr pRorLAMArION

NIyhereas the Hon. &. 4. Woods pres;s
w dent Judge Of the judicial District
cowposc'l OF the cesoiics Of Sryder, UnioR
aud Miiin and J. q. H. SDindcl and
George G. Meyer. Eos Associate Judg,s
IN aud for Snyder county have issued their
prcccip, bearing, date the the 18th day %
December. ib7J. 10 me directed fer
bo holding of an Orphans court. cour,
" Common Pleaa, curt OF Oyer An Ter
miner and General court ~ Cuaricr S,,s.
'iobs of tho rcncc ~ Nidllchurr. fnr the
county Of Snyder. - tbs ith Monday, (Je-
ing tho 2Tth day Of February, 1911 anI
continue one wcei.
NoticS is therefore htrs.y given 10 Ito
'uroncr Justice e tn Peace aud Consta
h'cs IN nn for the c "a ity Of Snyder. 10 ar
p'nr IN their proper person s,th ,heir rolls
ccprds. inluisitinns. examinations and
hcr rc'ncmhriuc"s TO do those things
| 'b,ch oi their o.ices aud in their bchnlc
c"'sin TO be Ion npl Witnesses and pcr-
ons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
| wealth against any person cr persons arc
yqumcdt to he then anl there attending
nj ntt departing without lcayc ut their
pCrih Justic's are requested IN he pr,.- I.
,Hl IN their attendance at the appointsi
! 'wc ngtccih'y - uoii,-
| Given unb-r my hand md s.ai al tho
I iuc,.l'. office IN Niliicbu.g. i've 18th dav
/ I December. \ D.. one thousand cisht
uuilsi ani rcvcpfv.
JotT s. WOLF. shcrin.
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MAJOR Cummin e.. House Of Representa-.
tirea. presented petitions on Thursday 10Th
inst. for nets Incorporating Se'insgrove
and North Branch railroad; Brnvertown
and TroSelyillc railroad: 10 relieve own
ets ofi-lands opposite Selinsgroye from
fencing, and regulate lresra.s and e-rrays :
and for bridge over Penus Greek.
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LITTLE episode, says the Lcwisrown
True Democrat, occurred in the Lutheran
church, Of this place, on Sunday nigh
last, which is worth mentioning. As the
evening services was about 10 close, the
pastor took occasion to almonish his con.
gregaiion against attending the exhibition u.
being given in The town hall by female
minstrel troupe, and Ia his remarks de.
nounced the show AS low, vulgar. or in.
decent concern, II so happened that halr
doI IN members Of the troupe were pres
ent, and no sooner had Mr.. Brown conclUd.
ed,than up jumps one of the Snowman. who
after apologising for the interrupt ion,
stated that IL was his bounden duty then
and there to deny in toto the impuiaiions
made against the troupe by the pastor.
The company, he said, was proper one.
sni the performance not only decent, but
moral in all iisarpoinlmenis. Moreover
said the rbown,rn. Il am member OF u
church myself, and ! know Of no wrong !
do In belonging 10 this show" or course.
such p digrssrisn cresied an immcese
sepxaiiop. aud yarjoua on ihlscnis of sani,.
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TUE Union County Teachers Institute
convenes at Lcwisburg, February 9Th.
"a. Z WItsoS, Of Center county, IL
named MS Republican candidate for the
nomination Of Surveyor General.
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NIAISISHECIS.

On the 95lh ulr.. in New Berlin. ny Rev
7, J Scirlc. u Bnipmin +, Herman aud
Mia. Susan rlrich. both Of Snyder county,
Ou the ID Inst. Al brides residence. by
The same. Henry Meyer md Miss Mary
Monrrer. the former Of Union aal the lat
Ter Oi SgyGer county.
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wnrrx is the prophet who said we were
TO have no cold weather this wintcrl We
want him to send us two tons OF coal.
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ws learn that Post Oiico has beer
established at Paxionvillc. (Bcaycr Fur.
nace.) and Jabcb benrer appointed r. NJ.
The name Of the oiIice is PaxionyilIc.
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WHITE owl. measuring over FIVE fcr'
between the tips Of its wings, was shot IL
Bcrks county last week
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Rrv. Turo. L. CryLEa. u. D., says; or
Mnrch's book Our Fathers House" il
smoothly written, AMI will be popular
among 9Th, masses" See advertisement.
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Tnr LApr's FRIESp for Frhrniry. 1871.
Ia very handsome number. The Leading
ste,'.pln'e the three earnest faces bent over
"The Letter" are very suggestive. The
Fashion Plate ia haauIrul and stylish. md
the colorcj pattern for Tidy will please
Industrious young ladies' There is very
natural picture Of n Farm, Yard in Febru
nry. and some attractive costumes for
walking and skating and dining. A plote
Of winter fnshons for girls ard one for
boys will he interesting 10 mothers. There
are numerous designs for winter gnrmenls.
patterns for which arcsnpplicd M npplic,-
tion; and the Work. Table Department Is
very rich in fancy work. The stories and
poetry. rs usual. are unsurpassed for ex-
cellencc and variety Price $500 a year
(which also includes = large stce cngrav.
Ing. "The Laly's Friend" and The Sat-
ur6ny Evening Post" (nnd one cngrayingl
$500 Published hy Deacon a Peterson.
Philadelphia. Sample copies sent gratis.
to those who mean business.
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DuSSiSG is the only lively bushes we
mention at the present writing.
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TurrE is project on foot to start
ildirg Association inih.s place.
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JOINS s. Beaver has been appointed
Post Master At kratrcryilc, vice S. Il
Ycarick.
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HlEII s-,aN B%Ec
5EWING MACHINES
AHEAD or ALI OTuLRS:
rllErE TiurSAND FER WEEK ARl
NOW BEING MADE MD SOLD,
TI5s: EEsSOAs WHY.

Gccau'' it ciuhoiirs c.s,niir' principle
not found ~ nuy other Machine; lccru~,
{ i', ,.rrli"'y oi construction. r,.c 20.
"r.rri"h ",''.rgi'!. "' Irrc..r n.liur
uy speed. nui cnI'rry tur tie pr,at,-
'angc anl variety of work. fiuc or rp,r,r
Imur- wishing to purchase shoull II"
',il TO examine the hcs al. Sewing Ma
,hIncS
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HANS Vegetable Sicilinn Hair Remover
events the hair from falling OF. Use it,
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"Sgoor Folly As IT fLiEs." anil stop
using preparations Oh yourheld which are
composed oil poisous u>e NArrBE's HAIR
RESTORATIVE. which hy its cIeanline-s.
fragrance nnd purity comments itself See
advertisement.
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DIED.

Near Kra,zervi!le, on the i0lh inst. Tlen.
ry, son of lohn aud Barbra Brousc. aged
years II months aud D days.
Near Kralzeryille, on the tl'h inst +.
pnssawell. son of Rarnharl and Hannah
Klein. aged year. months and 80 days
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Contains NJ LAC SuLpHCG-So SCG
or LEAD -Nn NTHlRGE--No Ne
TRilE OF SILVER, and il Gu.
i'r.ly face from Poisonous ,nl
llcnhh' n'iroyin- Drugs
used in other Hair
p,,,upryf iops


used in other Hair
Preparations,
TronarNrcn' and "lcrr as cryslnl. il wi
not soil The finest fabric perfectly safe
clean anil cilicinni -- drsidrralumS lou.
'onght for anil futpl ~ llst
II rrstnrcs anl prevents tho hair Il.
heroming Grav. imnhr's y soFt. olos.v ~
n"1rl1ce. remnvcs DlndrutT, is cool and
r"trc.hing 10 the he ,d ch"c Ihc the IA
'rom falling otf 1ul rr'.torcs IL 10 - 70.
rX,"nt when prem ilurely lost. Lrrvcn.
ilrac1ehes. emes all humors. cntln'nn.
cruytion', m | unnrrural heat. ~ dr,.
sing for The hair il Is the best ar 'clc il
market
DR. q, Saith, Patcntcc. Grolor Jnnclior
Mas Prepared only ny PROnTOr
HGO HERS Gloucci'cr. Mq-s. The Gcn
u'nc is pat mp in panel hottie, rlrlr ox
prrsSly fr il, with the namc of the nr,icl,
blown in the glass. Ask your druggist fc
NHrrc's Hair Restorative, and take n.
oihcr,
Scnl three cclr stnmp to Proctor Bros
FOR Treatise on the Human Hair. Tn
information It contains is worth $500 I,
my person. S,iO-im
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A LECTURE a@
To NOIiIig Men s!&sFsS

Just Pub In scaled envelope. rflcc .lx c;.
Lecture on lhc Nature. Treatment anil Hnt
teal cure >uprrm tt"rrhWt, or cnin,t wc,k
ucsS. lnNuluntnty Iui.sipnl, sexual pcbilttN
hnd Imp dimrn' to iuIrfi 'un geucinilv Ncr
,un''"s', tnu'umptirn, EPILEPSY. and iits
Mental nrd PhNsicHl lnrnlaclty. rcsuliirg fru',
>cll Abuse. &r.-iIy Ron rr T. ttivrHWllL
VI. " . AutkrrU the irccn liroh,N ~
The ~urid renowned nUthnr. In his ndmirnll,
I.er'ure cl"' 'ly proves ircu hi- own cVlcrl.t e.,
htt 'hc aw nj cnns"uu"uCC. ot self Abuse M ~
h. tN'riuHlly tcmuN"d withunt mriiriu,. nud
without 'nrycrnu' surgicti tn-truwan'- rirry
rn'i'i -. + IN ftrg nut a mode ct cure NJ nee
cr'tiin tui cl.ctu'i by which cvcry sniiefcr, u,
Wttt" what his condition may br my cut &
himself chrayl, = iNately, and rilirtl!y. Tt 5
LttrrcE VIII rsuv& \ EuoN TO IuotsANr.
ANp IHurSNNu~.
Sct un 'cr so,l, to any address In n plnir
sc1l"d envelope. 90" TIC receipt of ~ cents. ui
,wn 10 tise stamps Nso, nr. culvctwcll"'
marriage iuid ~ l'Ico 81 cts Atdrrs- TIA,
fuhll.hcrs .Hh~. 4. q. kiI\EN 60
l.' iiDwery New York. Poet ON Box 1850
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PiorurE FRhNEs-at Salem Brothers
Music Store. all sizes made 10 order from
Walnut Gilt on Boxwool muldings Also
oval Frames very chrsp. Bring you pic.
turcs TO selinsciovc MD get them framed
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ie0 u E'ENG.
THREE pLY ENrT roc FINo

tnites the hest water proof 'ompyslton With
lc Water proof iah-lc in the best manner aud
Il lhr luwcst Price a. the consumer.
'hrIe l., lst, n foundation ut Varied Veil 81
hycr of water,pr"rt Composition 81 smother
l'Nrr "f ielt ith A. other layer oi decomposition
IN another layer If iClt.
sJ-send Tor Circulars and Samples,
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sALs bills neatly printed at this Office
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~ give my hearty preference TO the
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
"Thc weigh, Of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that of the Wilcox & Gibbs
silent Sewing Machine, | decided upon il,
procured it, aud dm more than sdiis'icd."
GRACE GRELSwoop.
"Ihare the Wheeler & Wilson. the Grover
Baker and the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. | usc the WillcoS
I Gibbs most frequently, thinking il far
upcror to either of the olh,s."
MRs. HESgY WARD BGEcuER.
Ny wife would rot accept a Sewing
Machine Of any other patent as gin If she
must receive il ON condition Of giving up the
y '''NN " REV. OLIVER CRASr,
carbandale. Pa.
"The Wilcox & Gibbs IL the oaL Sewing
Machine Whose working is so sure and simple
hat could venture TO Introduce it into
'yria.' Rrv.A. T. PRATT,
Missionary Ahlefiean DosFd.
ave have used various Sewing Machines
Sithn our family, but II is the unanimous
rpinon of the household, that the Wilcox
{ Gibbs is the best of them all"
REV. J. s. HOME,
Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
4 construction, | have seen no Sewing
dichine equal to the Wilcox & Gibbs
ESocu LEWIS,
ofthe Pennsylvania Central r r
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~; il w aa.
sew, sew. sew,
At morn, ~ noon, at nlxht
WurL, wurk. work,
But never out ui siglti
For great ana small tnr Young md DID,
IN suuidCr.'. heat, Ia winter cold,
IL, miitisht lamp, hy mtiiiN's sun.
Twas sew, rev, s,w, tut never done,
Wien GrauuuH -rw"l.
AZ ii H..
Iu1,. bur, buzz; why how tho rar,lcs rs
hN, uh oh 'tWuull thlftu tie ,luiie.f eve
The legs are seWci, The ~ii.tbini'. un,
1lc huItu,s srt t-f lac p,ui- ur"drirl
Ana Lerv'- 4 piir irr an auI lohn,
And' htIl,y, too, and little ban.
Now Mnihrr -cws on
SINGERS : NEW MACHINE
We advise all VIII" wan, first clr.
Sewing N1chiuc one that VIII sew linen q
glazed thread ~ we'll ~ any other. 10 20 g.
u. ". ANGLLI..
on Nurih Third ST.. in Icwi,hur,.
RhTNFON S WINTERS. N"w Brtlu.
or |. u. SMITH Srlinsgrovc.
md get one ol these Famous SINGER VI
rainrs. for there you will get instruction.
- yon can get AZ ~ other place AMI Il '
Singer is pm in your family, happiness wil
~ sure 10 follow.
ONE WHO kNONS.
Ten Judges gnyr the Singer the hillom
II the Snyder County Fair S-l
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rAYENT ROOF pAlNr

This Paint Is composed of gums, oils, snil re,
npns substances, cumnh eL with distilled tar
'ud the est knoen dryers IL e1ntAins NJ
rinerai OF pigment, and l. prepared, realty 81
use, rh'nt the consistency OF ordinary nisesi
ain'a, 10 elsts mueh Ices, ,elains is elasticity y
l'nger AMI ~ L. muss durable.
ounty rights tor ssle
tOr Circutssa M Il all pafticulars. Ad.lress
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CLOSING PRICES or DEHAvEN & BRO.
y 40 south 81 street, thllad lph!I.
Three niclnck, L. NJ, Jannnrh -. lsil

silver, ........................lu Tlj5
Central Pacific " II ................QOU G50IO
Inlnn P,cihe Lauh Grant Bnnhs.,.. 6softTY0
NovomDer coupons b'lght sane ~ Gnhi.
Wear- prepared 10 furnish with promptne,s
United states Revenus stnmps Tho following
rates uf commission are alONcd:
On ~ and upwards, nor cent
''H fl'o 's'''s'.,.''''''
I'm slOl Z" " ....,..,,...,..l
New Masonic Temple S. lul loan for ssle n plr
and interest, We allow - per cent commission
to banks and btnkcis.
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AS An Undue mcnt,

We offer the SiRsr purchaser In each pls'
l,oOu square i.et "l Tho fnREg pLN F.Lr, viii
80 neeessary coating, Tor rHIHrr DOLLARS,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
SECOND BOARD. l T. NJ;
WEDNESDAY. Nay 17-P. n.

The lull in the stock speculation noted dur
ing the last few days finally gave way to-day to activity
and animation, upward movement being appar-
emily inaugurated The market opened frm and with the
exception Of momentary halt about p H. prices nave
since advanced on the entire list Of active shares closing
strong though comparatively dull after the larger vol
upe OF business recorded In the morning This improved
activity gives fresh cause for complaint at tho lack OF
accommodations Afforded by the present quarters OF the
stock brokers' operators finding much difficulty In con-
sutng their brokers' this being especially the case In
making quick turns of stocks To such opera
tons have transactions been principally confined,
the movement representing the clques as rule che out
side public refraning generally from participation
whether an advance in quotations will result In prng
ing in outsiders again remains to be seen. Erie was the
notable feature Of tine day. and made further advance
of upward Of per cent, the movement being a. much
enyeloped in mystery Union Pacific was very
active and sought higher quotations, and decided ea-
ture of the day was Lake Shore which was largely
traded In. The higher quotations made IN
Northwestern shares are due partially to, the
expectation in certain quarters that dividend Will be
declared in July Rock Island and Reading were strong
and higher the rest of the active list showing no special
animation. Pacific Mail, in afternoon dealings, COM
manded considerable attention. and was exceptionally
weak owing it said few sales OF pool STOCK the
prce dropped OF about per cent. Western Union was
dull and barely steady while the coal stocks were quiet
and Marposa heavy and lower. Express shares were
strong Oh Adams and United States and lower on the
Others The following table shows the highest ana low
est nrcos of active stocks made today:
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The specie export to-day 100000 by the Russia aud
$4,000 by the Wisconsin.
The money market has been excessively easy, round
amounts being left with leading bond houses as low as
per cent per cent being the maximum rate on can To-
day. The supply OF national bank notes VIII DC aug
nted nv the paynent in this Of currency OF the
hands boug by the Treasury to-day these notes are at
discount OF per cent for greenbacks, and good COM
mereia paper is in quick request at 5l96 per cent
Government bonds have been strong the higher prices
~ Yesterday being well sustained. The Treasury deliv
cred million and half OF the per cent bonds TO-
day. fact which will doubtless stimulate funding Inc
total subscriptions to date foot up s48oSoo sales o
about 500 oo were reported In the street to-day Of these
new Issues at 1lll alili
A. II oh AZ 4 ID
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IAN pcnedlct,s closing quotations were !:

The increasing interest tho short side OF the market
and the active export demand have encouraged higher
premium in gold the sales to-day being at III allt as
against 1 al yesterday this despite runors that the
Treasury will sell extra amount tomorrow Double
eagles are still scarce, and command premium OF 10
per cent over small coins. There good borrowing
demand for gold to deliver and rates were one per cent
for carrying and l. and per cent for borrowing The
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank - fol-
lows: Gold cleared s2s95oO0O; gold balances, s73lSO
currency balances, s2co3c3o. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
The following were the bids for CITY bank ahnres

Railroad bonds were active and in good Investment In
curry We are informed that the subscriptions TO the
chesapeake and Ohio gold per cents larger than
on any day since the reOpenng of the loan The follow
ing were tho bids for railroad bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

The demand for railway bOHls continues
ctva and Iaroe amounts are changing hands Some II
the new loans lately placed on the market are soush'
after at an advance the subscription price when te
1oops have peen closed The ast nod gage per cent
oa honds Of tbe ST. Joseph and DenyE City Company
80 -, o5se,os ndas tho Compapy have announced
their intention to place their bonds On the Newi'ri
stoc EXCHANGE we see no reason why they should nj
advance largely in price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

The Philadephia stock market was dull to-day.
Penns-lvania S. third Issue, sold at loe Philadehiaand
Erie Railroad, 49, Reading Railroad 81! and Pennsyl
vania railroad. elS. Gold closed at NY
The balances in the L. subTreasury Ct the elose 81
bnsness to-day were: Coin s97 900 eurrda sA2OG
coin certificates, slss27.O0l
Negotiations have been completed IN l'an Francisco
aorrtp the most xtepsve and powerful railroad
binaton ever attempted. 1t Includes th Pennsylvania
Central and its connections, from the atlantic 70 Tho
Union Pacific terminus at Ogden Utah. ad on the P-
eife SIDE the California Pacific mot the central Paee,
but the Vallejo opposition hne), fFhich VIII "a
extended north 10 Goose Lake, Ofegon, connect
ing with the Oregon Railroad to Portland pos
sibly also Puget sound, thence to Christmas Lakes
thence eastward along the south side Of Snake River ID
Southern Idaho 10 point In easy CONNECTION with the
Union Pacific, eastward OF Ogden. This EOute viii avoid
the heavy grade the Sierra Nevaf, and compeh
a continuous line from the Atlantic toI the Pacnc
will be constructed Immediately, all TIL capital having
been secured for the entire work. NoIubsdies viii DO
asked.
Messrs White. Morris K Co, for MARI years located
under the Shoe and Leather Manuiact ters Bank naa
removed 10 No Is Walst, and adYertI 20 my ana 'en
gold over their counter al GOd-Room IO,al0ns, free "
commission.