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Jonathan S. Pierce's estate, Huntington ad.
ministrstor, commissioners and appraisers ap-

Jonathan 5. Pierce's estate, Huntington ad.
mlnistrstor, commissioners and appraisers ap-
pointed.
joseph K. Mitchell's estate, Milton F.
Mitchell appointed administrator commission
ers and appraisers appointed.
Lyman Holsbird's estate, Shelburn an
prssers appointed.
harry Everest's estate, Milton settlement Of
sdministrator's account, assignment to widow
and decree to heirs
william Finn, Jr.'s estate, Milton Richard
Finn appointed administrator.
Eli woodruff, Underhill hearing two days
on tne appointment Of guardian. A. c. Robin
son appointed guardian.
John Gray's estate, Underhill license grant
ed 10 sell resl estate
Jane Gray and Others estate, UnderhiIl ; as
Segment to widow
John T. Billiards. estate. Milton assignment
to widow.
Wstrous Thompson's estate. Williston r. B.
lay administrator ; commissioners and ap-
prsisers appointed
Truman Chase's estate. Westford Alney
Stone and Leet A. Bishop executors
John Wingate's estate, Richmond will proved; ;
Stafford Colby executor.
Homer Alger'sestste, Westford; Alney Stone
appointed gusrdiSn
Oliver s. Jewell, Richmond 4; Andrew R.
Camp appointed guardian.
Isaac Joslin's estate, Colchester Lewis 5.
Joslin appointed administrator
David Firman's estate, Colchester spprais-
ers appointed
Geo. W. Manley's estate, Colchester settle
ment Of administrators account delivered to
creditors.
David W. Chsse's estate Colchester proof Of
will Charles Collens executor commissioners
and appraisers appointed.
Charlotte LaClsirs estate, Colchester Fran
cis LaClair administrator commissioners and
appraisers appointed Peter LsClair ct al Fran
CTS LaClair gssrd ian.
Myra A. Thrssher's estate, Essex settlement
Of guardians account
Charles Brewster's estate, Huntington John
L. Mason administrator commissioners aud ap.
praisers appointed
Harrison Webster's estate, Essex license
granted to sell resi- estate.
Nellie a. Webster's e, al, estate. Jericho
Elmer 4. Webster GUARDIAN.
Lucinda Places estate, lIinesburgh Lu-
Their Nhaitedeid, administrator.
John 4. Places estate, IIinesburgh COM
missioners appointed 10 set out homestead.
James Martins estate, Jericho settlement Of
administrators account
James Betty's estate, Williston settlement Of
administrators account.
Wm. Days estate, UndeThiu, Lovina Day al
mlnistraTix appraisers appointed.
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other thing by the consumers. 1t is sn " i'll
wind that blows no one any good We
learn through your columns Of the
progress made in Court House building,
and it is matter Of general congratulstion that
the old and uncomfortable concern east OF the
square is to be superseded 1t will, Of course,
cost a good deal of money. Few will regret 1t,
however.
In consequence Of the vacancy occssioned by
the close of Rev c. " Clarb's psstorste with
the Congregational church here, call hss
been extended to Rev. C. C. Torrey. 1t is pro-
posed to give him salary Of $1,000 per yesr
and the use of the parsonage. Mr.. Torrey has
very many friends in this place, and it will be 8
great disappointment to many, If circumstances
are such that the call cannot be accepted. If he
comes he may rest assured Of hearty welcome
For the last few Sabbsths the desk has been fill
eli by Rev. Mr. Marsh of your city, and it is
dealing in no fattery to say that few excel him
IS : preacher.
Rev DR.. Smith Of Lane Seminary, is in town.
spending his vacation here, as usual. We shall
probably listen to some Of his powerful dis
courses, ere long. 1t will soon be time for Sabbath
School picnic parties, etc, all of which and MANY
other things you shall be duly informed Of by
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The following Is report Of the business done
in the Probate Court for the County Of Chitten-
den, for April %, to June Doth
John wheeler's estate, Burlington appoint
ment of trustee in place Of Lewis Il. Wheeler
deceased.
John Hardy and others, burlington John
Michaud appointed guardian
Geo W. Whitlock's estate, Burlington set
Element Of administrators account, assignment
10 widow.
Olivia Wares estate, Burlington settlement
Of executors account
Ameron NJ Castles estate, Burlington will
proved, John W. Wardwell, executor. Com
1niKsoner's and appraisers appointed.
Patrick Sullivan's estate, Burlington settle
ment Of guardians account. Mcheal Kelley sp-
pointed guardian.
Catherine Benefits estate, Burlington proof
Of will.
Henry Gochsrd's estste, Burlington, Oliver
LSmora appointed guardian.
Jasper F. Slater's estate, Burlington license
granted to sell real estate.
Mary J. Rsndalls estate, Colches ter com
missioners appointed
Isaac Nye's estate, Burlington Freeman Nye
and Chss. f. Nye, administrators commission
ers and appraisers appointed.
Francis Levanwsy's estate, Milton settle
ment of administrators account.
Jonah F. Pslmer's estate, Essex proof Of
will letters granted and commissioners sp-
pointed.
Homer Ishsm's estate, Willision settlement
of guardians account.
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The second thing is, the patients must stay in
room. until they well; # is almost impossible % pre-
vcuttakng cold when the lungs are diseased hu 70 must
Dee prevented a be effected. Fresh air AMI
riding out especially in this section Of the country IN the
fll and winter season. are all wrong Physicians VINO
recommend that lose their patients, II their lungs
are badly dsoo and et because they are I'm the house
they must not sit down quiet they must walk about the
room much and fast the strength viii bear % get
up good circulation OF blood The patients must kep
in good sprts-be determined TO get we'll This has
great Deal TO do with the appetite and is the great point
To despair OF cure aer such evidence of its possibility
in the worst and moral certainty in all others IS
sinful. Or. Schencks personal statement 10 Tie Faculty
Of his cure was in these modest words:
MANY years ago was I'm the last stages Of c1nsump
zion: confined To my bed and az time ms physicians
thought that could not live week; then Ike drowning
man catching Stravs heard and obtained the pre-
raraons which now offer 10 the public and they made
perfect OF Il seemed 10 me that cogld feel
them penetrate whole system. They rpeucd the
matter In my lungs and would spit up than pint
offensive yellow matter every morning for long time
and rirt syyeafs AM began 10 leave me- and my appetite
became so great that it with difficulty that could
keep from eating too much. soon gained my strength,
and have grown in flesh ever since.
was weighed shortly ancr my recovery" added tho
Doctor, then looking Ike 4 skeeton my weight
hundred and twenty-five t25) pounds, and for years
have enjoyed uninterrupted health
New York and Boston. lie or his son Dr. J. IL Sclcuck.
Nb Sixfb street Philsdelphia every Saturday from
A. N. to 3 +. NJ. Those who wish 4 thorough examinl-
ton with the Eesproueier Will be charged - The Res
promoter declares the exact condition q the lu- and
patients readily Learn whether they are curable or
not.
The directions for taking the medicines adapted 10
the intelligence even OF a child Follow these directions,
and kind Nature viii do the rest excepting that In
cases the Mandrake Pills 10 be taken in Increased
doses; the three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample instructions that accompany them: frst,
create appetite. Of returning health hunger is the most
welcome symptom. When comes as 1t viii come, LEI
the dcspang at be Of good cheer. Good blood a.
follows the cough oosens, the night sweat Is abaiei
IN short time both Of these morbid symptoms arc gone
forever.
Dr. Schencks medicines constantly kept IN tens OF
onlfz Of a or Frr
Mandrake Pills a standard preparation: while the
Pulmonlc Syrup. OF coughs and colds may DO
regarded pr0phylacterc against consumption in any
Of its forms.
Price q the Pulonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, s10
bottle, or $40 half dozen. Mandrake Pills, p ceus
Z box. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Sk0. &. GOODWIN & CO., Agents, Boston
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Years ago the haying season was the busiest and
most important Of the year. Il commenced in the
.a.l.ule Of view YORK about the first of July and
the grass was rarely all gathered before the middle
OF August. On most farms an additional hand was
hired, and sometimes several and in the latterpart
81 June, the scy ines were bought, ground ard hung
the key Tiled with rum. or some other stimulant
agreeable TO the taste the rskes made ready and
on some fine morning tho gang started for the feld
swish Of the falling grass every fifteen or twenty
rods the leader and his men would pause 10 whet
their scythes and wipe the perspirstion from their
iaces. Then they would again bend 70 their back
breaking labor. After this came weeks Of hard work
work. harder in the house lthan out Of it, for the
good housewife provided five meals perday; break
last, Luncheon, dinner, Luncheon and supper, till at
length the grass all in and she tettled down 70
the common duties Of ordinary farm life. But the
NOV ns machine has changed all this Rum was
NANNY hanishe1 before it, coming; and since three
meals have taSen the place Of ,ive-lighter work
making the larger number unnecessary..NC early
IN the morning, the horses haTnesssd, the bear
ings arc well oiled, and boy, If he has judgment
snd ordinary intelligence. mounts the seat lowers
the hnger-har and with get up Jack and Bill"
starts his team into walk OF four hours duration
when ordinarily suiices without any OF the toll,
trouble and sweat Of bygoue days, 70 accomplish az
much as the best work Of four or five Of the hes;
mowers with scythes.
HAZE you SEEN TIE MEADOW KING
After passing through all the trials Incident to
introducing new Mower, We have the pleasure
Of offering 70 farmers who are not satisfied with any
thing short Of PERFECTION, the
MACHINE THEY HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR.
Please read the following extracts from reconen-
datons.
It has more good points than any other in the
market EX-60yEES0R JOHN b. PAGE.
Rutland, Vt.
81 cut 200 acres Of grass in thirty consecutive
days" TEE LATE WN. r. BARNES,
West Rutland, Vt.
We say with Wm. Otis OF Dandy, that it far o-r-
s.r ps any and all that we have ever seen OF used
b. Z. 4 A. GREENO, Rutland "
The MEADOW KING is constructed without
hinges or joints. the knife running in any position
from horizontal TO perpendicular without crampins
ami the pitman entirely protected s-ains- O5struct
ions o., any kind or size.
Manufactured by
GREGG. PLYER & CO.,
Trumsusburg, Tompkins County, y. Y
For circulars or local a-encies in New England.
apply 10 JAS. T. WHITE, AGENT,
ShelbC-ne, VI.
WALTER SCOTT, or
n. Il. SOUTHWICK,
5lWiW Mi1d.etoEn, Vermont.
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VERMONT CENTRAL LINE
Northern Transportation
Company.
THO DGILY LINES OF STEAMERS
PRoS oGDEssBURG


DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT.
With twenty one ist Class Steamers. for Nil
wnukee Chicago and intermediate ports, without
change Of boat only six days through, close con
nections and no expensive ferries, omni5ussss and
hotel bills First Glass Tickets include Meals and
State Rooms
Leaving Ogdens5urEh every day, Sundays ex-
ceptod) on arrival Of noon trains, .or Chicago, Mil
wsukee, and intermediate ports without change q
Boat and every evening. Sundays excepted for
Clevelznd. Toledo Detroit, and intermediate ports.
Passengers and Families moving Nest. can embark
with their luggage, Teams, stock, &c, and lend
together without disturbance OF Tranship ment, ~
their port OF destination, thus avoiding the great in
penses Of other routes. n These Steamers have
large Cabins aud State Rooms, amply ard neatly
furnished, for First Class Passengers, AID Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable sccomno-
dations for fassengers and Families, who may wsh
to f1rnish their own provisions No Efforts will be
spared 10 maiaiGin the reputation Of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
Bs sure AMI see the agents Of this Line before you
buy Your tickets. Trusty will always meet
Passengers AZ the Depot in Ogdenshcrg, to take
Checks and reeAeck faggage for this Line. Ask for
Tickets via Northern 1ransporticn C0mpanys
ing 0gdensburgh- One hurdred pounds Of baggage
free 20 each passenger. Baggage checked through
70 al points.
~ Through Tickets . California and ali points
IN the Great West, North West ana Soath West,
cheaper than the cheapest at Il stations between
Boston and Ozdenserrs, or on apnlication 20
GILES MERRILL, Geni Supt.
GEO 4. EDDY, Agent,
Ogdensburg, NY.
NJ. q. ELLIOTT General Ticket Agent
ST. Adams, Vt
GEO. W. SMITH, Passenger Agent,
Ogdensburg. N. Y.
II. N. DRURY. Agent,
American Hotel Block, Burlington, Vt.
April s-fsdSw6m
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DE. JOSEPH II SCIEENCS'S sI7ETS. Z.
TREATMENT.

anil araild themselves ~ Dis vra1l,-ta.lr l1e-
l4r.Ie-l.Hs. they w.llI iH- .4te fl.l.r-
Iir. h.aek hls iu Dis ossn case proven rl- Vl.--
ever si.hci.Ht i-.fy remains, tli Vitality, hg DE ia-
aH.s and DIS l-fy4,.aus EOS uer usg- isl quick iai io
La-llill Visor
in t-is statement there is nlthag rr'funlI tl'1s
l0 Tie ltl Df The invalid is made do r.lrrs. l-li
t.rfsult tsous.5f tIles ai o., ae and
visible works The theory Of the hy lr ScleIcAs
medicines is simple BE- is ulfllll-- rs philosophy
Frou-.
The Sawed Tonic and Mandrake Fills ME te rsi two
weapons with which the citadel of tho ililf IS re
41Fa-tlrs of The of consumption ife DOB df So
repsIl and a fnnctonaliy disorlCrcd liver. VIII Ills
condition the bronchial tubes 'symqatLLe' wish O
stomach. They respond 10 the u1rblic action of ftf
liver. Hero then comes the cuIniuatin rslt- ana t1
81 tus ia. with all its distressing mptoiLs. Df
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DAVID " CUASE,S ESTATE

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners t0 receive.
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of ali per
sons against the estate Of David ". Chsc, late
Of Colchester. in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pu--
pose, we DO therefore, hereby give notice, that
Will attend 70 the business Of our appointment at
the.iweingh0use Of Hannah Chase, widow Of the de-
ceased, in Colchester, in said district, the 18th
DAY Of july and the 18th day Of December next,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, each of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. d. 1871.
B. B. HINE }r.--...--
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Woodward and his clique is large. One gentleman
soia OUT MS Rock Island to be delivered to-day at
Piont OF $4,000, but the parties to whom he sold
iAiied TO meet their engagement. and instead of be-
In gamer he loses large amount.
Inc remainder Of the stock list stood we'll against
the aeenns In Rock Island, though the bull clique
mad their hands full to avert panic. The marie,
closed with better tone aud partial recovery.
though railway shares averaged I4 per csnt. lower
at the close than yesterday
Coal mining shares were all dropping today and
from 4 TO per cent. lower.
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w F, the Subscribers having been appointed by
W the Honorable tic Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chtteuuel. Comm issiuners 10 receive ex-
anime and ADJUST the claims and demands q
all pers ne against the Estate Of Truman Chase
late u NesJi0Id, Ia said District. deceased.
and aisu all claims and cemlurs exhibited
in Offset thereto. AMI six months from the
day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court fr that purpose. We DO therefore hereby
give notice, that VIII attend % the business Of
orr appointment, az the dwelling house az Laura
Chase in Westf1rd, In said District on tho second
Tuesdays Of July and December next az % o'cl1ck
A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18Th day ~ June A. D. 1871.
JAS. II. RICHARDSON
ALBERT PARTRIDGE. 2 Commissioners.
R BEACH
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JONATHAN PIERCE,s ESTATE.

M +, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct Of Chit;enden, Commissioners to receive, exam
Inc and ADJUST the claims AMI demands ofall persons
Huntingdon. In said District. deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
SIX months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed BY SAID Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that we Will attend % the
business Of our appointment at the late dwelling
Of the deceased in huntington. in said district.
the second Tuesdays Of july and December next, at
10 o'clock A NJ, On each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. d. ISL
Alfred Al FRED I, Z. B Z A1 Commission.rs.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT cHrSazy S. 5 5.. curt MN. is5 he
den,
To AL persons interested in the estate u WA
Farnham, late Of Burlington in said Dis
tr-ct- deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the -:h
~ day Of July next, for the settlement Of
the administration account OF the administrator Of
said estate and fora cecr9e AID distribution Of the
residue Of said estate au01z the legal heirs OF said
deceased, and ordered that public nutce theTco. he
given % all persons interested sail' estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully,
previous o. tie lay ls-i-ueI. ia the Burlington
Free Press, pri1te1 In Burlington, in said District
I6EEEfORE, You are hereby notified % appear NJ
the Probate Court Rooms, LurlIu -tuu on the day
assigned then and there tu contest said decree aad
the allowance ol said account. II you see cause.
Given under my Aall this llh day Of June
4. ID. 1871. T. T. WALES judge
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STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon. the Probate
ntsrR-f-r or r,rrr-y,r-,, g Court Tor the District
'' Of Chittenden
To all persons interested in the estate Of Arson
P. Bceman, late OF Burlington, in SAID District
deceased.
GREETING
w HEBEAS, said Court hath -ned the -th day
w OF July next, for the settlement Of the
administration account % the Executor Of the
last viii Of said deceased and for decree and dis
tributon among those entitled Of the residue Of the
estate Of said deceased, that public notice thereof he
given % all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the day signed, in the Burlington Free
Press, printed in Burlington, in said District
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified o. appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the dav
assigned, then and there 90 contest said decree ard
the allowance Of said scc0unt,u you see cause.
Given under my hand, tits 18th day Of June.
4. d. l--I.
5Iw3w T. L. WALES. judge.
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~1oturdav li1i}l"ttn
New HoO3a


! = II. =
DIS 49, r. SHE8n's StRHHS ou "a Natural
Mau.
CHILDREN OF THE GREAT KiNG--i 4ino cloth.
GRACE COURTNEI-hy IL. Eenning.
APRON STRINGS, and which way they puiled-by
Archie Fell, l2m0.. cloth.
BIBLE SKETCHES, ID SERIES for young PEI
ple-hy Saml. q. Greene, b. A.
Christianity AND Sept CloM-B0ston Lee
lures, ISL.
THE DAY AFTER TO MORROW, ans siuzed by
the Fre-fr0m the English.
TIE TWO LIT TIE BRUCES-hy tho author Of
UunEering ami Thirtinr.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT EXERCISES.
HARPERS MONTHLY fer July, 1851.
SCRtBNERS MONTHLY for July, 1871.
GODEY's LADY'S BOOK for July, ls-i.
Corner Church aud College SITS.
June 7-d3t&wlt
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The scawccl Tonic I'm conjunction with the Pills p.r-
neatas and ass.mlates with the food Qualification is
now progressing without Its previous fortunes Digestion
becomes painless and the cure is 10 De 81 hand.
There is fatueuce eXadeIbatiln OF the si9
Ilach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
bv udu gent father to suffering schencks Pull
monte Syrup comes in TO perform its functions and 20
hasten and complete the cure IL enters upon its
work Nature cannot be cheated Il collects and ripTs
the impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs. In The
form OF gatherings II prepares them for expecoraon,
and o in very short time the malady is vanqulshet,
The rotten throne that occupied IS renovated and made
new, and the patient in all the dignity Of regaued v-0r,
z ~ .. .-..- N. -.l..l Or .-.u.n.-.l Nm. W..
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gerr 9drertisements.
T<nEPTAEER

II J. PRADDEX, would respectfully announce
Il 70 the people Of Burlington and vicinity
that he has leased and fitted the rooms known a.
Strons's Hall, in Strongs Building, east side City
Park, where he will keep constantly on hand,
Caskeis, Collins. Shrouds and a general assortment
OF Undertaker's Goods. new Hearse in attend
ance. Carriages and Teams furnished II desired.
Burlington. June l. is-I-dAyIm
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MY WIPE Jennie ]. Boh'rnln hagin. let ms
vi d ami board without i1st cause 0T provosa-
ton. hereby notiiy az. pcr.ons rot % har-or or
trust her on ny account. as shall pay lo debts OF
her contrac-ion after this dat,.
WILLIAM A. IuuONSON.
E.Lt.n " Innn L. I--I--L-r.-e
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rVHE SUBSCRIBER Oilers flr sale the old Hiram
/ Murray Farm. located in Nllliston. t. On
the main road % Hines rur-t, consisting Of ABOUT
l acres OF Tslua7l- LAND, with sugar orchard Il $40
trees with fixtures. each bucket having cover 20
keep sap pure. The works have made ! To- weight
Of sugar in one season. The Apple Orchard pro
ducel lie syn. 900 hhls Of graft apples besides 9n
bushels common fruit and culled gratis snd o,her
small lrCit, grapes, &C. The farm will winter %
COWS and a team. There is a muck bel on the place
whi,h las been used Ou the place freely with eX-
eel eut results with large amount ready dug cut.
The buildings are all that could be desired con-
ssting o. a beautiful AID convenient house with
shade trees. hedge &s- AMI pleasant Surroundings,
with horse barn, hay barn and cattle barn. The
last is De- 80 with cellar. besides good tenant
house
given in the fall spring AMI Ia the house a. oace
II desired.
Another Of 2J acres near by, will be sold Fith the
above # desired has house barn end orchard,
mostly pasture lani. T. c. NhkANOBt.
hilastou. VI, June --i--4wd
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Nyw YORK, June p.
All interest in Wall street today centerod in
hoCS rs an & iIfIA' 'e rest oi the market
6OLp = Closed at lI2l; the cearan,es havin-
been an; a I5te !, Oyer YES s'l'sallo.
taTv boutwell, orders the prepayIasut Of Ja, rteT
est without rebate
Currency 6's.---..-. ~. jan end July. ......Iifi
~ g. .o,, ~ s ii5i ~ - reg ydy'-ii
U. S. 6's so cou'6l .II2i 1910 coup'...-. Il0;
~ coup 80 oid--.li2i
l. ?. bonds first mortgage, 9i@9li Land Grants,
,,es-l ,s-i.i b,-ds ie,,SSio5a' SUCH 'o'"''s
MONEY - Was more active this afternoon and
loans made as hlth as ; per cent on cali and jui
SFErLIS& EXCHANGE nj tiolltol
TIE result of tina days c,r,r,i.,n in P,ck lizard
ia the susyersiap OF N : Wo,dv,-d l,,,.- a,d
rir,nson Earle and solIo-st,u " L r,,ishC,
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