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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24
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TIE DAILY GAZETTE.

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county and state, also nearest expIess Office,
inyorder that there may DE n o mistake In fors
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Copies ofdaify, weekly Or etiy will be
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Address Z CINCINNATI IGAZETTE'eo. ;
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iron the chlllicothe Adver.,ser.y

ChilIcotths is somewhat noted for
its admirable picture galleries, and
but few people in the country have
fhilsd so "look in" ct the splendid gal.
lsry OF Mr.. 6imonds, and admire the
immense and splendid display Of pic.
,tures hung with so much profusion
spon the walls. Mr.. simonds' rooms
are unsurpassed in the State, and the
shsrastsr Of bis work is as good as tho
best ...,..s4 ,lss.
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Poke ReotY

Wherever Poke Root grows, il has a
, local reputation as a Blood Purifier, and
for the cure OF Rheumatism. With all
this local reputation, and the praise of
distinguished Physicians Drs, Coe, Lee,
King, Wilson NJ. Hunt, Griilits, Copeland
and others, who have tcs;cd lis medical
powers; it has been neglected by the pro-
fesSion at large, as much through a want
of a proper appreciation ofits merits, as a
knowledge OF the proper way to prepare
it for medicinal use. Dr. Oliver Crook,
ia physician who devotes his entire time
" the duties Ci his profession, has fully
tested The active medicinal qualities OF
Poke Root during the last 25 years, and
unhesitatingly pronouncts il To have
MORE MERIT-ior diseases depending on
a depraved condition ofihc blood, than
any and all other articles named in the
Matcria Modica. Under his instructions
our Chemist has combined the active
medicinal qualities Of Poke Root with
the bes, Tonic Preparation of Iron, and
We offer this preparation to the public
under the above name.
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Buck ckingharn'sl Dye,
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Renewerzins many .casis
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one prepardtioaj which will
quickly and effeethally accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor waah of, Solf b3
anD nDruggists s Price Fifty 0sntai5I
Manufactured BY e. 2. HALL q CO.
MARHVAs MI
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FARM FOR SALE.

THAT valuable tract Of land known as the
Il Porter Farm located IN Jackson Town.
ship, Vinton County, Ohio, IL now offered for
sale on reasonable terms.
II contains ll6 acres, 100 Of which are
cleared.
II Is underlail with very rich vein Of iron
ore making 1t valuable as mineral land. BE.
ing well watered 1t vonld make an excellent
stock farm. 1t is offered low.
For terms call on or address
N. Z. FERGUSON, Esq,
lslesboro, Hooking Co,
Or J, ]. PORTER, Steubenulle, o. aug2i
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TnE authorities Of Spring
field, Mass. have appointed a
woman as City Doctor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24

The London Post Office took
in nearly ten million letters
last year..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24

EX-SENATOR GRIMES ofIowa
died at Burlington, Feb. 8, of
heart disease
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cOnnnued fsom urst pass,l

tContnued rom nrst page,l
then got down himself, and
paid her the closest attention
to the door. This attention
was for Buds benefit But
Bud only stood with his hands
in his pockets, scowliug worse
than ever. Ralph dId not Jgo
in at the door. IL was not the
Flat Greek custom, The men
gossipped outside, hale
the women chatted within --
Whatever may have been the
cause Of the excitement, Ralph
could not get at it, o. When he
entered "a little knot of people
they became embarrassed, and
the group dissolved ITSELF and
its component parts joined
other companies. What had
the current of conversation to
do with him2 He overheard
Pete Jones saying that the
blamed old wooden leg was in
it anyhow. He'd beer seen
goin' home at two in the morn
in. And he could name some
body else eff he chosed. But
1t was best to clean out one at
a time. And just then there
was a murmur: "Meein's
took up" And the masculine
element flied the empty half
of the "hewed-log" church. ~
When Ralph saw Hannah
looking utterly detected his
heart smote him, and the great
struggle set in again. Had it
not been for the thought OF
the other battle, and the COM
forting presence of the Helper,
I fear Buds interest would
have Jared badly. But Ralph,
with the spirit of a martyr, re-
solved TO wait until he knew
what the result of Buds suit
should be, and whether, indeed,
the young Goliah had prior
claims, as he evidently thought
he had. q He turned hopefully
to the sermon, determined to
pick up any crumbs of com,
fort that might fall from Mr..
Bosaw's meager table. y5a
In reporting a single speci-
men passage Of Mr.. Bosaw's
sermon, ! shall not take the
liberty which Thucydides and
other ancient historians did, OF
making the sermon and put
tingi in the hero's mouth, but
shall give that which can be
vouched for. "
"You see, my respective
hearers" he began-but alasl- |
can never picture to you the
rich red nose, the Seesawing
gestures, the nasal resonance,
the sniffle, the melancholy mi
nor key, and all that. "My re-
spective hearers-ah, you see
-ah as how-ah as my tex
ah says that The ox-ah know
eth his owner-ah, and -ah
the ass-ah his masters crib
ah. A-h-h. Now, my re-
spective hearers-ah, they're a
mighty sight of resemblance
atwext men-ah and oxen
-ah" Ralph could not help
rejecting that there was a
mighty Sight OF resemblance
between some men and asses,
But the preacher did not see
this analogy. 1t lay too close
to him, j "bekase-ah, you see,
men-ah is mighty like oxen
H...N Il I'D af
alb. Fer .they'S a tremendigious
defference-ah atwixt different
oxen-ah, jest as thar is atwixt
DETERRENT men-ah; fer the OK
knoweth--ah his owner--ah,
and the ass--ah, his masters
crib--ah. Now my respective
hearersEz--ah1q 1.-The preachers
Voice grew mellow, and the
succeeding sentences were in
the most pathetic and lugubri-
ouy yoice,] "you all Know -ah
0 LHn 4 .fulITETffL|L..1 LIfnl fI .fftE.
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THE vINToN RECORD.
4cA RrH UR, OHIO,
SATURDAY. FEB, "a. 1872.
NJ. u c. X. II. TIME TABLE,

On and afIef Sunday, November eeth, 1871, !,
trains will run as follows; The Cincinnati
tHpreee runs daily; mail west Will leave Par.
hersburg, Sunday, r. NJ, but not Saturday.
all other trains daily Sundays excepted.
nOIAE0
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AR why BsrryAah Jest stands
stock still 2ah aud don't hardly
bfeatheAai2 while I put onlthe
yOke-ah, and put in the bow
--ah and putin the key-ah,
fer, my brethering4 ah'and sis.
tefingLah, the o&lkhoweth his
ownerGlaR,, and the ass--ah
his masters crib-Hah. Hal12ls
--lu-gec-ahli iu9 Ton lo s2'o
"But-ah, my hearers-ah,
but-ah when | stands at 10th
er esend Of the yoke-ah, and
says, Come, buck-ahl Come,
Back-aA CoME,, Buck An
COME, BUoK-AHP Why
what do you think-ah9 Buck
-ah, that ornery ole Buck
ah, 'stid Of comm right along
ah and putin his neck under
ah, acts jest like some men
ah what is fools-ah. Buck
ah, jest kinder sorter stands { fl
-ah, and kinder sort puts his
head down-ah this ere way
alb, and kinder looks mad-ah,
and says Boo 0o-oo-OO-
aAp '''s W -"
Alas! Ralph found no spirit
ual edification there, and he
was in no mood to be amused.
And so, while. the sermon drew
on through two dreary hours,
Ralph forgot the preacher in
noticing a bright green llzzard
which having taken up its WIN
ter quarters behind the tin can
dlestick that bung just back of
the preachers head, had been
deceived by the genial warmth
coming from the great box
stove, and now ran out two or
three feet from his shelter,
looking down on the red-nosed
preacher in a most confidential
and amusing manner. Some
times he would retreat behind
the candlestick, which was not
twelve inches behind the
preachers head, and then rush
out again. AT each reappear-
ance Betsy Short would stuff
her handkerchief into her
mouth and shake IN a most dis
tressing way. Shocky wonder
ed what the lizzard was wink
ing at the preacher about. And
Miss Martha thought that it re-
minded her of a lizard that she
see at the East, the time she
was to Bosting, aajar of alec
hol in the Natural History
Rooms. d11Cdy 5e.apish eft
The Squire was not disap-
pointed in his anticipation that
Mr.. Bosaw would attack bis de-
nomination with some fury, In
fact, the old preacher outdid
himself in his violent indigna-
tion at "these people who fol-,
low Campbell--ah, thai thinks,
-ah that obejience--ah viii
save iem--ah, and that belongs
--ah to temp'rince socleties77'
alb, and Sunday schools 7ah,t
and them are thlngs-that's not
authorized In the rBible-ah,
RQt comes ofthe devil -ah, land
takes folks az belongs tor 'em to
hell-ah." y q 10 Iiqllq e'f
oAs they came out of the door
Ralph rallied enough to re-
mark: He did attack your
people, Squire y " ''I' - .,2'
,"Oh! yes" said the Squire.
Didn't, you see the Sarpent in
spirin' himl"' s,,,alagma, g. sas
But when the long, long,
hours were ended Ralph got on.
the clay=bank mare and rode
up alongside the atile whence
Miss Martha mouhted9 ' And as
he went away with a heavy
heart, he overheard Pete Jones
call to- somebody. 9lfo9g 9H''I
"We'll tend to his case a
Christmas" /" Christmas was two
days off, led nnF saGb ed 10 "a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24

The Cincinnati Express gong West VIII not
stop on Eastern Division at Tunnel, Fleming,
Little Hooking, vlnton, or any stauon between
Hamhen and Chlllicothei on Western Division
siops AZ Frankfort, Greenfield, Lecsburg, Vi
sRne, Msrtinsville, BlanchesteT Loyeland and
g., II. u. Junction. Tile Ciuclnnati Express
going East stops at LOyeland, Greenfield,
CnlllicOthe, Hamdcn Athens, and ScOtts
Landing only. Fast Lines wall stop at Loyes
land, Manchester, Greenfield, ChillicOthe,
Randen, Athens aud SCOTS banding. .-t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24
DR.. Crooks MorningSedatiye
O UR 4 g x -
MORNING SICKNESS

All vomiting which occurs on rising
in the morning, as well as Atthe more
severe forms OF nausea and vomiting are
permanently relieved. .g' nv y.
In Vomiting and Diarrhoea
Of Children it is administered With
the greatest Of success. Try one bgttls
i1-.s1f7~ 49, q G--t- -5f-7-- ifTrr-~r.
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A S an agricultural paper the Weekly Gazet
Ahas no superior In America. MANY thou
sand farmers and usekeepeTs contributed
to this department during the past year, and
The columns have become an established eX.
change for ideas and practical information.
Terms of the Weekly Gazette forlS7l-2
Single copy. year, 200; Ave copies, each
l,75 ten copies, L70; twenty copies, CO., lhir.
ty copies, So fifty copies, |. 10; seventy cop.
les, l.35; one huadred. l,25 two hundred, l ,25.
Premiums to the getter up of Clubs.
For club offve, a No. 8 gold pen, with sill.
yer extension holder and pencil; warranted
retail price, s2.75 For a club Of ten, one dos.
en- fine heavy silver plated teaspoons, war;
rnted; retail price $500. For club oftwen.
ty, one set fine iyorY-handled knives and si-
yer plated forks warranted; retail price S. 25
For club ofthlrty, one set of extra heavy
silver plated, solid steel table knives, handles
andlblddes one piece, and do. forks warranted
retail price, Sl2O0. For a club OF tfty, twos
ounce silver hunting case watch, Jewels, lev
er movement warranted; retail price, $50 90.
For club OF seventyifye, twoand q half.
ounce silver hunting case ch, full plate,
lever movement Jewell, warranted, price
$1,000. For club Of one hundred, q three.
ounce silver hunting case watch, full plate lie.
yer moyement,1 Jewels; wrce, 5000 For a
club OF two hundred, gold hunting case
watch, tull plate, lever movement, exposed
pallet jewels, warrgnted; price, $3.50. Lady's
watch ofsame value where preferred.
Premium TO Subscribers in Clubs.
We wi,l send the WeekIv Gozatla ona yoo-
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A General Premium.

For the largest club, sent to one post,ofissa
wfnder, full plate, levar fnovement, i5iIe,seis,
warranted; price $3.50. Persons competing
ior this prize, who fail, Win lie entitled to the
premiums given to other elrbs. This offer
will remain open until the first of ebruary,
1872, on which day the award will be made.
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Farms for sale by Win.
j. Rannclls 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Macarthur, o.


THE Allender Farm, 2lS miles from Near,
Il thur, loo acres 100 acres cultivated, two
young orchards, Just bearing, VEINS OF coal and
iron ore underlyin. Apply to WM. J. RAN.
NILS & CO.. Real Estate Agents, Macarthur.
Tne MeDougal Elrm, 10 acres, 51s miles
vest Of McCArteur,-30 acres lmproved-bal-
ance in good timber. A good orchard Of ap.
plies, cherries and peaches. Coal and iron
ore underlying. Easy terms.
The Doddridge farm, l2' acres, 3 miles from
2aleski, on Macarthur and Athens road-75
acres improved, balance excellentIy timbered
with white oak and poplar. comfortable
dwellng-good new stable, excellent orchards
Of apples, cherries and peaches, grated and
budded fruit Coal, iron ore and limestone in
abundance; we'll watered. .Hro
"Shockey Frplrie," ~ acres, = mile nom
Court House; vineyard Of 400 vines, young
peach orchard, 25 bearing apple trees; lime.
stone, iron ore, and coal-one vein, eight feet
thick, now being worked. Cheap. -
In.lot No. 20, McArthnr, on Main street,
squarel west OF Court House; good location
for business stand. Part casi balance on easy
terms.
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Money Refunded.

Any club agent NO. ssnshed with The article
1t, return II at our expense, and all money re-,
mlt.ed for subscriptions win be retnrned, and
the subscriptions Cancelled. Our offers are all
made in good faith. II IL no chance scheme.
The premiums are useful, and worth the price
attached to each no hfF''s f'.fsI
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Premium 10 Subscribers in Clubs

We Will send the Weekly Gazette, one year,
and gold pen. with silver extension holder,
toeyery club subscriber, who desires il at the
following rates.: No. G Pen No. S Pen.
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DR.. CROOK'SSYRUP of POKEROOT.
Cures Scroiuh, Scrofulous Tumors
Scroluous diseases of the Eyes,
or Scrofula in any form.
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A FAMOUS rbeast,-thes h"Mad
Elephant of -MandIa"-has just
been killed after a long and
arduods hunt. The infur:ated
beastI Rad abeena roaming for
months through Central India,
doing denormous damage. He,
:haai torn down q ndambsfa 2 81
houses, ,dsfaoral,zed ths crops,
ana dtkihd 81 4muMRtS8 notSgasat otSgast
fifty hahanp beings. . @ Ds'n''
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How Premi ums are Forwarded

Pens will be sent by mail postage free. an
other premiums viii b. forwardedby express,
carefully packed, and prepaid, to'the nearest
express Office, ms may be directed, orwlllb
held until called for. ., Il E
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-24

DR., CROOK'SSYRUP of POKEROOT.
Cures Rheumatism,
Pains in Limbs, Bones, &c.
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EALtskI AccoNMopArIoN.

The Zalsski Accommodation going east
aYes chillicothe at Qua. m, RaYsyille ~
Cincinnati Furnace, 10, Hamden arrive as
depart 20, McArthur,9 9 81, Vlnton 10 40,
SdeSki u 90, O oing west-ZalesKi 0op. m,
Vinton o. McAtthhr 6 90, Hamdcu, arrive
Q 0so-depar, Is, Cincnnah Furnace I5,
Raysyllle, 5 Is, Chillcothe, 0 30.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at 90 am. and 0j pm
arriving at Portsmouth ut ~ 80 q m. and esp,
N. Returning trains Sill leave Portsmouth At
, rs a.in, and u 2lp.m., arriving at Hamden
e le rs pm. and 10 pm.
Trains connect .. l.oveland for all points on
is Little Miami Railroad, and nj the lndianap.
ais and Cincinnati Railroad Juncti N for all
I,ints West; at Athens, with the Columbus
\ II. ". X. T., at Parkersburg, with the b. &
q. u. r.. /. W. W. PEABODY,
Master Of Transportation.
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DR.. CROOKS SYRUP ofPOKEROoT.
Cures all diseases
depending on depraved
condition of the Blood. b
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Y IS optional with club subscribers to take
the paper without the pen sra 40 l..
Premium to SingierSubscribers.7
For s3.95 we will send the WeekIy Gazette
one year and No. 6 gold pen, with solid all.
yer holder andpencil, the retail prlce Of which
is $50, or a No. do. for s3OO; retail price OF
when Is S275.
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over, each, $500.
Premiums to getterup Of Clubs. '1Ia'
For IS we will send No. gold pen, with
solid silver holder and pencil, worth .S2,5a,
and the SemisweeklJ Gazette for one year..
For club Of FIVE, one dozen silver plated tea
spoons, retaI puce, $500. For q club of ten,
one, dozen extra Persian silver plated tea.
spoons, warranted; retail price, s6cO. For
club OF twenty, one set fine ivory handled
knives and silver plated forks, warranted; re.
tail price, Ss.25. Fora club of thirty. = .wo.
ounce silver hunting mewatch, warfahfed;
retail price, 'S30.OO.F ~ FIa
Premium to Subscribers in Clubs.
We will send the Seml-weekly Gazette, one
year, and a gold pen, with silver. extensIon
holder, 70 every club Subscriber, who desires
1t at the follosius rates; 5000 ,8a5sF.
rnagg.sNo open aag No; 6pen
In clubs of5-........sl o. . hEf0E s4s5
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Single. copy 81 90; FIVE copies, each, si,5o;
ten copies. each ss-s1 twenty copies spd
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-COtton 1ujet but firm
low middlings, 21f a22. Flour quiet and steady;
western superine, $50 aS6H; extra, s6Xas7 4:
family, - 4aSSK. Wheat quiet but firm; Penn
sylvania,Sl 5iaSl-5S- Corn quiet and unchanged;
STOCK scarce. Oats firm, 53a57. Rye firm Ala
Slo3. Provisions quiet and steady; mess pork
ihaii shoulders, ca al rib sides >, az; clear
no sldes, SaSS: sugar-cured hams, Bali, all
packed. Bulk meat-shOulders. 5x; rib sides
6H at3 clear rib sides, 60, az, all loose Lard
"a al0- Nhisky steady, 92%.
BALTIMoRE, Feb; 2-virginia e's, old, As bid,
90. coupon, old, IS bid; do. consolidated, b5 bid
30 : asked; West Nirginia's, I5H bid, 16D asked.
North Caroiina's, old, 32S bid, 50 asked; do
new, 10 bid. wv
NEW YORK, Feb. Stocks firm and steady.
Governments firm and dull Virginia 6's. So !
new, soy. North CarOlins's, 80; new 16. Money.
per cent. Gold, 9X. Exchange, long, Q; short,
NEW YORK, Feb. Flour dull and heavy.
wheat quiet and firm. Corn unchanged
LONDON, Feb. 2, tl.30 a m.-Consols opened
at ga for money and % .a92g for account
Bonds hrmer-1S62, 924; 1865, 93; 1867, 80:
10 i0's, OH.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-French rentes opened at 5.
francs, 70 confines. The specie in the Bank O {
week. . ~
LONDON, Feb. ?, p. m-Bonds quiet and
steady.
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The weather.

WAX DEFARTMENT,O Office Chef Si1ndI OFcer,
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. . 1872 10 am
SYNOPSIS FOR TIE PAST TwRNTY-PouR
HoCRs-The area of highest barometer
which on Thursday morning was over West
virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina, ba.
moved enthusiastically over the middle and eas;
Atlantic states, where clear weather has pre-
vailed, and the temperature risen somewhat.
the pressure continued diminishing during
frlday from Iowa to Texas, and has now ex
tended eastward to the middle states; an area OF
diminished pressure has moved nOrtheastward
nom the Gulf to westernGeorgia;th the Temperature
has very generally fallen over the Lake region
put Ilsen from thence southwark to the Cult and
A'tantlcj snow Is now reported from Nebraska
10 Arkansas and Tennessee, rain from North
carolina to Florida, cloudy weather from Ala
bama eastward, clear weather very generally
over the Lake region; the barometer has risey.
during the night over the northwest and is hi III
est over Minnesota.
PEoBABILITIEs.-The barometer continue fall
ing with rising temperature from the Ohio valley
10 south Atlantic. and extend nor theastwart T.,
the southern New England states; clear weather
continue over the latter to- day, and for a Dor
non OF the day over the middle states, followed
by Cloudy weather; the area of rain and snoy-
extend northeastward into Virginia Kentuckv
and Indiana during the day, and possibly t.
pennsylvania tonight; rising barometer with
westerly to DortheTly winds extend ezstwar.
from the southwest over the Mississippi valley
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Government Securities.
Stock RepOPt.

10y the Western Un,or Tsle<roph ComrdsyI
NEW YORK, Feb. First Board IU ~ a. m
- es. ISL. coupon, n5t.: SOS, O., coupon,
ne; SOS, u, coupon, no.: 69's. IS, coupon,
lllt4: 9's, new, IS, coupon. no.: 50s, o.
SS1r'p ll2 SAYS 6s S1npon, ll24 10 o., coupon,
Canton eu's Cumberland, =: Western Union Tele-
srarnai-! Quicksilver, 70 Pacific N all, 57,i Bos
tgh WstrI Power, -; Ad Uns Express. 90; Wells
r rsIe. q y. cypress, 81; American Express six
uHnned states EXP G. New York @ ntrsI ami
HrdSon, S1s: New York Central Scrip, 9S'.: Erie,
a R Esis pTefsrred Harlem, Il6; Harlem prsfd
sht re Michigan southern. eOtI Union Pacific Rail
tHao' Illinois Cent, 80 of d. Cleveland Pitts
nnre, US Northwest, az; Northwest pref !,
20; Cleveland, Column. Us. Cine inn att, aud Indian
T5,Iis New Jersey Central, Ill; Rock Island
IlOa; milwaukee and - Paul, So do, prefer
req, 74h; Wabash Western, 75h: Delawara
Iaekaw anRs Western. Io5&; Fort Wayne, o7,,
Aion Terrs Hsute,-: Hsnpibal 4 st Joseph. ~
6 6heo End Alton, 12l do. preferred. I2il4 !:
shicasc Indiana Cent as% Ofd Tennessea6 SIS old
Consols sS's; North CaroliBa 6s old 81 North Car,
DINA 6s; new Is; Missouri s's, 95: Central Pa
enc Bonds, 1923; Union Pacific LIST Bonds, s2Is
Gold, l091faie9ss Market steady and active
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nPsT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
SS ROAD COMPANY

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU SrREFrI
NEW YORK, February l., lS72. (
The Coupons and registered interest due FebruAr,
IL, ls.2 on the First Mortgage Eight Der Cent %
c.)Gold Bonds (E. ID. }, and the Eight Der Cent {.
,. CD Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Lam
Grant Bonds w. ID Of the IT. Joseph ana DENY 81
City Railroad Company will be paid at the once OF
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of the City
OF New JERK, upon presentation and d -mand Oh
and after that date, Free Of Tax
FRANCIS A. COFFIN
Asst Treasurer,
ieoi-zw st. j. II. q. RR Co
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SSeyeral failures have taken place at Seran
ton, Pa, owing to the credits extended to tn
miners during the strike.
The spotted fever has appeared in Cum
berland, Md, supposed to have been importe.
form Philadelphia or Pittsburg, where it is sal
to have been epidem for some time