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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02
W Fl / TIE G OOD DS :

Piques, choice style, 10 Stripes, Figures, Cord,
Nansooks, Victoria Lawn, Swiss Nun, white and
ooiored Tarletan, Tape Cheeks, Mosquito Net
Curtain Net, rs, 40, SO and 60 cents and $40 pei
yard Towe, and Towling, Brown and Dleached
Table Damasks, Napkins, Quilts, &c.
English Crochet Edgings, Imperial Embroid
cry, Registered Embroidery, Valencia Lace, Not
tinghsm Lace, Frilling, Alexandria friling
Hamburg Edging. Inserting, Magic and Alway'
Ready Rufliing, Hercules Braid. Alpaca Braid
Hair Nets, Black and Brown Switches, Chignons
Button, Of every description, Sleeve Buttons, &c
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For Rent !
Insure Your Property |

vVVHE undersigned are prepared to take any
reasonable lGrs risks, in good and reliable
coupanies, such as the FARMERS Mutual" Of
York, Pal the "Andcs," Of Cincinnati, Ohio; the
"Germanin," Of New York, and Others. Rate.
reasonable and In case Of lose money will be paid
up promptly. IRWIN KNEES.
'clsar6sld, Pa, April ~, 1s7l-H l.-t9h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02

L,EED CUTTERS, the largest assortment over
il brought TO the county. Cali in and examine
them. II. r. BI0LER a Co.
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aMisffllansons.

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.--Nvtice
N ishereby given that letters Of administration
on tho estate Of DAVID KEPIIART, deceased,
late Of Osceola, Cleafeld county, Pennsyvnnia,
having been duly granted to tho undersigned,
all person indebted to said estate will please
make immsdiate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
auth enticated for settlement without delay.
II. II. KEPHAkT,
Osccola. July u, Is7i.st Administrator.
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DIR. BOYER'S
PURE
WEST BRANCH BlTTERS,

A safe, pure, pleasant and health. giving Tonic
IA strictly vegetable, and manufactured from
the most pure and choice materials-is not spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but scientific
compound, for the protection Of the system and
the cure Of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fus oil or other irrita.
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend the
most delicate stomach. long private expert
sncc has a,tested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitters at present offered to the public
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet SO safe
and pleasant to take. Its use is to cure disease,
and IL will not create an appetite for 'pirituou'
liquors, but will cure the effects Of dissipation.
To increase the Appetite, USE 1T.
To promote Digestion, USR 1T.
To cure Dyspepsia, UsB 1T.
To cure Fever and Agus, USE 1T.
To cure Biliiousnsm, usB 1T.
To cure Constipation, UsEIT
To ours Chronic Dsrrhes, UsB 1T.
To cure Heart burn, UsR 1T.
To cure Fla,ul.nc., USE 1T.
To care Acid Rructations, USE 1T.
To cure Nervous Debility, USE IT.
To cure 1Iydochondria, USE IT.
To cure sallownsss of Complexion, USE 1T.
To eure pimples and Dlotche', USE 1T.
For Gpcrsl Prostration Of the
Physical powers, usEIT
and Il will euro you.
Sold everywhere, at $500 per bottle, Manu-
featured exclusively by
A. l. S II A w,
Druggist,
cLBARFIELD, Pa,
who oners liberal inducements to the trade.
Oct. "a, ls69tf. .iI
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TxECUTORs' NOTICE.-w Whereas. Let
Ia tcrs rcstamentary on the estate Of JAMES
A. READ, deceased, late Of Lawrence town
ship, Clcarfeld county, Pennsylvania, having
been granted to the undersigned, and all persons
indebted to said estate will please make payment,
and those having claims or demands viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement
THOMPSON READ,
MATTHEW READ,
July u, 1871 .6tpd Executors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-19
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

VttnW8 " hO1tb01e W0rKeIs
As reported by ALE Bros Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1870
came Us last week, 80 that we make no change in
quotations. Timothy seed has had quito fall,
bringing now oily s1.75 to $500 per bushel for
good. The first appearance Of the market, and
the large amount Of seed sold short in Chicago,
gave hope for a bulge up in the market, but the
large amount coming in from the country sent
It down fast
Potatoes are better, bringing 6O965 cts. Salt
is advanced ~ cts. per bbl., and we quote now
at $2.75. Butter is better, good bringing IA ots.
We make quotations as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The local money market is quiet, with sp-
parent ample supply for all good borrowers.
The \. Y. market has become more active
during the past week. Nearly al kinda of gov
ornaments have advanced. &c. 81, almost two
Per cent? The gold market olossd dull at about
1875.
In Chicago business is fair, with increasing
orders for currency from the country to meet
grain purchases aud shlpments
Ravens, McKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-19

HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
H AFTER TRIAL OF OVER - YEARS.
On. cnHIsIMAH'e FEMALE PILLS
Have be the only remedy for correcting
al Female Irregularities, Painful Menstruaon and
ing al OAstracdons, whether from cold otherwise.
OH. CAEE ~EMANsS PILLS
Was the eomDencemt Of era In the treatment of
eguades and Distractions which have consigned
% epse.esne ave 10 female can enjoy good health
- c006gal In 6ognS to decline.
You KNOW HOW 1T Is YOURSELF.
Every the reliable remedy which is COM
psed In hese Ps Take this advertisement your Drug
Gs and I'll hin that you want the best and most reliable
node1Ao = ~ world,
IN. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They known 70 thousands have them AZ
t psod throughout the country, having the
come Of The most eminent Physician in America Explicit
rssteeA telling whom they should not be used with each
box. Tho price, O1e Dollar per Box.
CAyfIouN0ne genuine unless having the private Prope
y ss.1p q Hutchlgs Hyer Projectors, each box.
Ior eee ~ al DruxsS. Pills sent by mail promptly,
ron BY remitting to Dr. c. l.. CHEESEMAN p.
O. Boz 81, NY mari-ly
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The Markets.

Wheat and corn are slightly improving in the
general market. Oats are lower. Cattle have
fallen. and hogs are unchanged. Wool con.
tinues steady. Groceries and provisions dull.
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Exchange on n. IA prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds. ...p par and interest
Foreign Exchange tritle lower and selling at
1915 per 6.
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Speiial 9otiees.
Spsiial gptiees.
DIR. J. Is. WALKER
OCULIST AND AURIST,
MAY BE CONSULTED AT THE
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The First Saturday In Each Month.
DIR. II. OLIN,

DIR. II. OLIN,
Of Chicago, formerly of this pase will visit Ottawa at Cliff
ton HOTEL the first Tuesday and Wednesday after the
OF each MONTH for the purpose Of treating all diseases
Of the Eye and Ear whether surgical otherwise Opera
cataract artificial pupil inverted lids, closure Of the
duct srasshyloma and the removal Oftumos
and morbid growhs Of description. Artificial eyes and
orum inserted without pain previous operation, Gran
uareyslids the most 1eq~Et disease IN tie ues, radically and
geuns8oaHy ciyei.
From his long experience in treating diseases Of the Eye
Ear feels confident in stating that nearly
every Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation Free
December 10TH lSo-H
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DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR.
DIR. CROOKS
Wine OF Tr!

DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar should BE- used for
all Lung Complaints. tending towards consump.
tion for exciting the appetite and promoting
good digestion, as we'll AZ for all manifold di.
seases arising from . deranged and debilitated
stomach.
A remedy which has been tested and proved
In thousand different ways capable of curing
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, perform
lug very many remarkable cures, merits trial
from all who are suffering from similar affec.
lions. and vainly seeking relief Try one bottle
of DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
Letter from a Druggist.
Pyep,issrs Or. Crooks VINE Of Nr:
The safe Of yor Wine Of Tar dbdtes n0. On the contrary
ere1yboy says, LoOk here Iurd hare yOu any
LTo0e Wine Of IIrP WIZ beats u0y medicine
insurers TIE oce Of cdl,e! and blue ia itsdc0n
the lirer and ,pW chs and fere. That firm tells
,h ben thep sag ererybody ought to hare on hand" nd
M fact he only medicine erer that could pay per-
hubu1gei Mni ne,r medicines received rh dsrus bU
IN. Crooks Vine Of Tar has brought about yepOlon in
short time seems Ike magic. Ere o rho looked 10Th
did1,a come right square and ~ must try Of
Er. Crooks Wine Of 1 and Invariably return ,rh the
preston Well that beats all the medicine Ihdye taken
you al nat said about your Vine Of Tar. mag say more,
sometime. loursn,ay, JOSEPH HTRD
r,,,, MI
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Mutton H. Swtn, Lorenzo Leland,
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage
D'r. cameron, J.F. Nash,
j. W. Armstrong.
Having organized under National Banking Law and suc
ceedcd 10 the business Of Vim. H. W. CushmAn we are now
open Tor the transaction Of general banking business
EXchanSsc on Chicago, New York, and all the prnci
pal cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England Ireland Scotland and Cont
ner al Europe drawn In sums to suit purchasers
objections made throughout the state, and prompt
Yrmited for day Of payment exchange
United StNtes. Illinois, and La Sale county Bonds
God, Silver, &c. bought and sold
revenue stamps Of all denominations,-a full
supply constantly hand
facilities are spch that we can offer Inducements 70 ems
omeTs, and We shall endeavor entire sAfac
ZION to those eRtrusting with their business.
Banhiu' hours from "a. ~ to4P.M mari?,T0
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Chicago Market.

\ Chicago Market.
Chicago, Aug. 49,
Flor Dali Prime white winter $7OO9
$50. Spring extras a59$G.OO
Wheut--No. spring Yl.U3gl.O4.
Corn-No /, 44447c; No. 2, 43g4G no grade
z1Gi2 cts
Oats-Dull at 3OG3lc for new No. g.
Hogs-Ac.ive. S46jQ49O, on foot.
But,er--lGg2lc tor choice yellow.
AEegs-i2Gl4c.
Cattlc--Choicc steers, S575@G13; good to
prime steers S500G540; medium butchers stock
S4506475; cows and heiiers, $2.5Og3OO.
Lard-9$4 cents.
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New NOrK Market.
New York, Aug. II.
Wheat-Prime new spring $13091.A.
Rye-72c for western
Oats-42aj0 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western G6g67.
Lard-9Ia cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December ll.-Secre-
tary Fish, it is reported, has Withdrawn
his resignation, which was placed in
the hands Of the President Tuesday last.
The feeling now is that if Mr.. Fish can
be induced to hold on a little longer
some other man, who will be more ac-
ceptable than Judge Pierrepont, will be
found for the place. Another man to
whom the place has been offered, in
formally at least, is G. W. Curtis; and
Secretary Boutwelrs name is now men
toned. 1t is safe to predict that the
President can find some one more &C.
ceptable to the Administration Senators
ideas than Judge Pierrepont. No more
letters will be written by Senators beg
ging Secretary Fish to remain, now that
no immediate change is probable in the
head Of that department The pressure
on the Government for a change in the
West India policy of the United States
will be greatly increased. 1t is also
stated that efforts 10 reconcile the Presi-
dent and disafected Republican Sena-
tors has been finally abandoned
Oyertures have been made to Treas
urer Spinner to compromise the John
son defalcation by the payment Of the
amount taken by johnson, and thus
quash the prosecution Of the case
General Spinner refuses these overture.
and intends prosecuting the case to the
full extent Of the law.
Il has been ascertsined that two-thirds
Of the Senate Committee on Elections
are unfayorable TO the admission Of Eos
ter Blodgett as Senator from Georgia,
and G. A. Abbott as Senator from North
Carolina. It is expected that the Com
mittee will render their report in both
cases before the end sf the present week.
Il is the intention Of Boutwell, to
make a thorough investigation into the
accounts Of all treasury employees who
have handled public moneys.
Senator Trumbull has been approach
ed by Northern delegations Of prominent
Democrats and Republicans, urging him
to become candidate for President in
1917. in opposition TO General Grant
Trumbull emphsiicslly refuses to com
NIT himself
Several Democrats and Republicans,
monbors Of the Ohio Legislature, in
yies Of Gen. Gar6elds nOn-acceptanee
o the proposition 10 become q Senate
rial candidate IL opposition to Senator
sherman. are nov trying to induce
to accept the domination.
Il is tae belief Of the Administration
hat the Spanish authorities viii allow
ts hornet to-ssii vithOut further
roubia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11

morrow to serve as Chairman of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
which will leave Senator Morton at its
head.
e Trumbull will in Ithe Senate to-day
introduce a resolution to appointa Joint
Committee to inaugurate the civil ser
vice reform in every department of the
Government by abolishing offices, reduc-
ing expenditures, etc.
Trumbull will call up resolution for
the revival of the retrenchment com
mittee and urging action Of the Senate;
committee to be composed of four SEN
ators and seven members of the House,
to be instructed to inquire into expen-
ditures, what Offices may be abolished,
what salaries or allowances reduced,
whether moneys are legally paid, and to
investigate generally the civil reform
service. 1t is doubtful if the committee
be revived, as the proposal was voted
down in recent caucus. The Southern
claim committee VIII give, in their re-
port to the House, list of FIVE hundred
claims on which payment is recommend
ed. They amount to nearly three quar-
tiers of million dollars. The COM
mittee still have ten thousand claims on
file to the amount of twenty-five million
dollars.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in view
of the recent defalcatioDs, has ordered a
thorough investigation of all cash ac-
counts by committee of three bankers.
Sumner declines to serve on the Com
mittee on Elections as Chairman.
Sumner introduced bill reducing
taxation, making the whisky tax eighty
cents per gallon.
The Committee on the General Am
nesty bill in the House of Representa-
tives reported favorably.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
meeting over the Metaire Course closed
Saturday. Financially it was unsuc-
cessfnL The weather was damp, chilly,
and every way unfavorable. Summary
Of first race-club purse of $4,000, con
ISOLATION handicap, one mile and one
quarter; horses beaten once allowed
seven pounds; twice, ten pounds; three
times, fifteen pounds. W. Il. Sanford S
b. (. Madam Dudley, l. A. c. Franklin's
C. b. f. Glencoe, 2; R. N. Montgomery s
c. h. g. Stile, 3; R. NJ. Montgomery b.
c. Right Way, 0; g. H. Rice's C. h. C.
Won Moltke, 0; G. H. Rice's b. f. Auna
Do; E. Harrison's c. h. Donovan,
0; E. Harrison's g. T. g. Tom Corbett, o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
NEW YORK.

New York, December ll.-Conslder-
able excitement was created in the city
yesterday regarding the proposed parade
of the Internationals, it being rumored
that they intended to parade, notwith'
standing the police prohibition through
out the city. At two pm. a number OF
Internationals appeared at Cooper In
stitute, enc carrying red flag folded
under his arm, and all wearing red rib
bons in their button-holes. They were
ordered to dispense by the police, and
refusing to do SO, six of them were taken
in custody, and will be examined to-
morrow on charge of disorderly conduct
The members of the society appear to
be well pleased with the arrests, believ-
ing it will benefit their organization.
Bridget, nurse at Bloomingdale hos
pital, drank nearly half pint of chloro-
form last night, installing it for whisky,
and died in few minutes.
A party of nine men engaged in a
general fracas on the corner of Psrison
and Washington streets. Knives were
drawn and freely used. Several officers
appeared on the scene and arrested the
whole party, several of whom were Sc
verely wounded. Patrick and John
O'Donnel were both dangerously stabbed
in the back. The wounds were dressed,
but will probably terminate fatally. The
whole party was held for trial.
Rev. DR.. E. Y. Higbee, Of Trinity
Chapel, aged seventy years, was found
dead in his room yesterday. he went
to bed Saturday evening in apparent
good health, and was found by his ser
want lying with his face on the floor,
life being extinct.
The Herald's special from Matamoras,
Mexico, December 10th, states that Sal
tillo, with government troops, arms and
ammunition, surrendered unconditional
ly. Everything is now orderly and quiet.
Municipal elections held on the 9Th
show large anti-Juarez majorities. In
surgents encounter little or no opposi-
t.ar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
FOREIGN.

LONDON, December ll.-Tremendous
excitement prevailed in Madrid on re-
ceipt of President Grants message to
Congress, 50 far as that portion relating
to the Cuban difficulty and expressing
the firm attitude Of the U. S. Govern
ment on that question. Spanish rein
forcements to the extent Of 1000 troops
under two generals, with four ironclads,
will be dispatched to Cuba Immediately.
The sensation is wide spread.
PANS, December lO.-Jules Simons
has prepared bill, which he strongly
urges the Assembly to adopt, providing
for the enforcement Of compulsory edu-
cation throughout France. By the
terms Of the proposed law, parents are
compelled to send their children regu-
larry to school daring certain periods Of
each year, the expenses Of educaiion,
including maps, books, etc, TO be borne
By the goTsTnnent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
FOR MAYOR
JOHN SON.
TEMPERANCE.

No man OF woman Of observation will
denythat Drunkenness is the curse of our
country and the mildew Of our society.
People and all cattle witness its effects.
Fhemadness that insigates one to beat
an inoffensiye brute drives him to com
nit murder. 1t is in vain that the law
has interposed. It is in vain that the
tphiIanthropist has poured the honey of
persuasion upon the evil. 1t still lives
and still overwhelms society. We are
glad that the subject is not wholly es-
Gaping the pulpit. The Catholic Bishop
Barclay, Of New Jersey, has lately de-
liyered temperance address before the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of
that State. He says he has ordered
the clergy to refuse Christian burial to
those who die of the effects of liquor, as
web as to those who sell it to drunk
ard" He says that formerly in the
non.dinking countries in Europe it was
a rare thing to see men under the infu-
ence of liquor, but that now it is very
common, especially in the large cities.
He remarks. ".When / was in Paris,
last year, at the outbreak of the late
miserable war between France and Ger
many, the streets were filled with drum
ken soldiers. In England, Scotland
and Irtdahd 1t is terrible" he has
no confidence in prohibitory laws, and
states that in Scotland, where ali
: places of recreation are strictly closed
on Sunday, there is more drunkenness
on that day, owing to their laying in a
large stock on Saturday. than Oh all
other days of the week put together.
Is the whole race to become drunken?
Are its affairs to be conducted by those
whe only find their inspiration at the
mouth o. the bottle7 What is to be-
come of the women when the men are
all drunk2 1t is fearful outlook, and
as yet, The, highest genius, inspired by
the Hottest humanity, has discovered no
remedy aafve4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
LoUrsvILLR HAPPY.

Not wave of trouble rolls across the
peaceful breast Of Louisville. No city
IN the South, the Courier-J ournal says,
psbas had such amazing growth and
prosperity durine the last ten years as
Louisville. Its I opulation has tripled;
its commerce has increased four-fold;
and its whole aspect has changed.
Quagmires of 1860 are now solid with
masonry, and country lanes, which but
few years ago wandered nowhere to
end in duek-pond, are crowded with
fniles Of sfian lsome dwellings. At this
z nopehtbupdrsds Of beautiiul buildings
and thousands Of lesser ones are going
up The ratio Of mortgages is small.
The foundation of the wealth of the city
is deep and well-eonstructed. Every
thing is square and massey, like our
Streets and the prospect for the coming
year is all we could ask" This is pic
ture we should like to draw Of Memphis,
and believe it is within the probabilities
of the next halfdozen years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11

GRANTS Seneca stone is not doing
we'll A Washington dispatch Of a late
date says THE severe frost Of the last
few days has exposed the worthlessness
Of the Seneca stone more thoroughly
than any other influence. 1t was full Of
water, and the sharp frost has split it
into fragments as thoroughly as if gun
powder had been used. At P street
bridge, the new State Department, and
other public works, the blocks have lit
orally fallen to pieces. This singular
expose of the Seneca stone question will
seriously diminish General Grants pros
pect Of dividend
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11

New ENGLAND still strives to control
the country. Speaker Blaine, himself 2
New England man, has been helping his
section in this respect right sinartly.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
most important committees in the House
are those of the Ways and Means, Bank
ing and Currency and Foreign Affairs,
and the Chairman Of each are Massa-
chusetts men, being respectively Dawes,
Hooper and Banks. New England, with
her three millions of people, thus shapes
both our financial interests and foreign
affairs. We appear to be the United
States Of New England"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE deaths
from smallpox for last week have aver
aged little over ten per day. 1t is al
most impossible to find nurses for the
afflicted. As high as s25 per day is
being paid in some instances for the
service of attendants. The disease is,
however, principally confined to the
lower. class of Germans and Irish, who,
from prejudice or neglect, have failed to
resort TO vaccination.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
u Ernast Perrinr.

Organist of St. Peters Church, late of
London, and formerly of the Academy
of Music of New York, has taken up his
residence in Memphis permanently, and
will take limited number of pupils, who
desire to finish their education as vocal
lists or instrumentalists. Lessons on the
organ at special rates. Mr.. Perring
makes the cultivation of the voice a
specially. Applications may be left at
tha nnnalc srnres So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-11
LOST or STOLEN.

>>~-~------,.--~-,y>1-
r OsT OR STOLEN-FIFTY- SIX 1867 RENT
IL notes payable to John B. Robinson and D.
4. Porter, for two hundred dollars each,
signed by H. GroDauer, Secretary. dated July
/ 1871, eight of said notes having been in
dorsed by John b. Robinson and d. T. Porter.
The notes so Endorsed are due and payable.
to-wit January LIST, February LIST, March LIST,
April LIST, May LIST, June lst, July LIST, August
LIST and September LIST. 1872. All persons are
hereby notified not to trade for or purchase
any or all of said notes, as payment Of the
''''''S '''' JOHN B. ROBINSON,
D. 7. PORTER.
| endorse the above notice. satisfied the
ii. GRONAUER,
Secretary Mississippi Valley Insurance Co.,
A reasonable reward will be given for the
notes. ROBINSON d PORTER.
December 9, 1871.