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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
Central Vermont Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Commencing
" Monday Dec. 6, 1875.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


" Monday. Dec 6, 1875.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls 2;l0. NJ. us NJ, $40
Mail Train leaves Waterbury at 1880 A. NJ, leave
St Albans 40 P. NJ via Rutland arrive in Bellows
Falls, at 2S0 P. NJ, New London at e:3O P. NJ con-
neeting with steamer for New, York.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 1040 A. NJ,
Montreal at 245 st. Al bans SEQ M. arriving in
Bellows Falls (via, White River Junction at 2,l0.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction at 500 a.
NJ Bellows Falls us A. NJ, Connecting at Bellows
Vernon with train for Springfield and New York.
arriving in New London at 5.lS ?. N. Mixed train
Bellows Falls SIS Pm for Brattleboro.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls Tor White River Junction
for Rutland aRc.. 4,3o A. w.. 1i5O A. M, 6.00P NJ
Mail train leaves Boston,at 1901 N. Springfield
az o:OO, A. NJ, New London at 500 A. NJ, Bellows
Falls at so a. NJ Via "; r. Junction or Rutland)
for Burlington, and St. Adams Montreal, &C.. ar
5iyins in Montreal at $40 P. N. and ogdensburg at
Night Express leaves New York at 500 ?. ~.
u. Via White River Juneticn,) arriving = in st.
Aloans at 55O A. NJ Montreal at 800 a. NJ, Ogdens-
Accommodation leaves New London at SLOAN,
Bellows Falls Go P. N. (mixedl arriving in W.
r. junction at S,00P.
Falls $40 A. N. for White River Junction.
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at 4.S0 A. NJ, ar
irving In Rutland at $40 A. NJ. also Accommodation
at 90 P. N. arrive in Rutland at $50 P. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Trains
between st. Adams and Springfield.
Connectionsa at W. K. junction with trains on the
Northern IN. H. and Connecticut and Passumpsi-
River Railroads at 0gdensburg with trains for the
west at Rutland with trains over the Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad also with trains over the Rensse-
laer and Saratoga and Railroads for Saratoga Troy
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
J. W. HOBART. Gen. 6up't.
ST. Adams, VI. Dec. 4, 1875.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
OUR MINES.

The progress of the mines has also
been great. OF coal our production
was small. Now many millions of tons
are mined annually. So with iron, which
formed scarcely an appreciate part of
our products half century ago. We
now produce more than the world con-
sumed at the beginning of our national
existence. Lead, zinc and copper, from
being articles of imports, we may ex-
peot to be large exporters of in the near
future. The development of gold and
silver mines in the United States and
Territories has not only been remarkable
but has had large influence upon the
business of all commercial nations
Presidents Message.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Established IS years. Devoted 10 the practical ed
ueation of young men. and to giving them sueceS-
full start In life. ADVANTAGES; best teachers.
oSt peautfni penmanship. most practical course in
book Keeping moderate expenses and best faciities
Tor procuring employment for graduates For Cat
alogue, EiUing full Information, address
JN0. r. CARNELL, PRINcTPAL.
TROY, NY. ass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
Manufacturing Progress.

In 1776 manufacturing scarcely ex-
listed even in name in all this vast ter
ritory. Ia 1870 more than two millions
of persons were employed in manufac-
tories, producing more than 100000
600 dollars of products-an amount an
nually nearly equal to our national debt
From nearly the whole of the popula-
ton of 1776 being engaged in the one
occupation of agriculture, in 1870 so
numerous and diversified had become
the occupation of our people that less
than six millions out of more than forty
millions were SO engaged. The extraor-
binary effect produced in our country
by resort to diversified occupations
built up market for the products of
fertile lands distinct from the seaboard
and the market of the world. The
American system of locating various
extensive manufactures next to the pillow
and the pasture, and adding connecting
railroads and steamboats,, has produced
in our distant interior country a result
noticeable by the intelligent part of all
commercial nations. The Ingenuity
and skill of American mechanics,
have been demonstrated at home and
abroad in a manner most fattering to
their pride. But for the extraordinary
genins and ability of our mechanics, the
achievement of our agriculturists, man.
ufacturers and transporters throughout
the country would have been impossible
of attainment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
Small Fruits for the Northwest.

The idea is coming to be more and
more favorably received that for much
of the Northwest increased attention
must be given to the culture of grapes,
strawberries, raspberries, ETC., to secure a
supply Of fruits with certainty, and with
out long waiting. This does not imply
encouragement as to ultimate general
success in growing the apple, and per-
haps some varieties of the pear, plum,
and cherry. But the fact that with prop
er protection in winter a supply of grapes
and berries can almost certainly be Sc
cured each year, places the culture of
these on a basis far more satisfactory
than a be claimed tor tree fruits in ex-
tensive regions in the Northwest. 1t is
compensation for the extra cost and Ia
Dor, and for the latter season in the Ear
North, that injury from late spring
frosts scarcely ever occurs. and that fruit
of most excellent quality is secured with
certainty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
To Parity q Sink.

In hot weather it is almost impossible
to prevent the sinks becoming foul, un-
less some chemical preparation is used.
One pound of copperas dissolved in four
gallons of water, poured over a sink
three or tour times, will completely de-
stroy the offensive odOr. As a disinfect-
ing agent, to scatter around premises sf.
fccted with any unpleasant odor, moth
ing is better than a mixture of four parts
dry ground plaster of Paris to one part
of fine charcoal, by weight. All sorts Of
glass vessels and other utensils may be
effectuslly purified from offensive smells
by rinsing them with charcoal powder,
after the grosser impurities have beep
secured off with sand and soap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
The Grass CrOl

must, in any event, be a light one this
season. 1t lacked rain in the spring.
and, however much it may get it in June,
it cannot he thus brought up to its full
average standard. Upland prairie hay,
indeed, may, with plenty of moist wealth
er. produce a full crop; but hay gener-
ally, as We have before predicted, must
undoubtedly be worth more this season,
relatively, than any other crop, unless
farmers SOW an increased area of millet
and Hungarian grass. These may be
sOwn even up to the 1st of July, but we
should prefer no. to put it off later than
the 18th to the Goth of June.
HAy.TEDDERs.
AS a rule, this important implement
is so little used in hay making in the
West that many farmers do not know
what the machine is. We are led to
speak of this from the inquiry of a cor
respondent.
A hay tedder is a two wheeled imple-
ment, drawn by a horse, which catches
and turns the hay as it is left by the
mower, spreading and airing it, thus
causing it to cure more easily and quick
ly than it otherwise would. 1t is espe
cially valuable in "catching" seasons,
often enabling the possessors to get the
nay in good condition, that otherwise
would be severely injured by rain. That
they have not come into use in the West
Is undoubtedly due to the fact that, at
the season of making hay, the weather is
usually hot and dry. and consequently
the necessity for this implement is not
so much felt as in the Atlantic States.
In the moist climate of England it is
almost indispensable, since it entirely
supersedes the turning and shaking out
by hand practiced there.
We have seen and have raised in Hi.
nois crops of Hungarian hay so heavy
that it could not be cured OH the ground
without successive turnings by hand. A
tedder would have entirely obvisted this
difficulty. One machine will turn and
stir the hay in the swath about as fast
as two moving machines will cut il.
We think the farmer who has from so to
100 acres of grass to cut q well afford
to own one of these labor-saving ma
chines.-CAicaso Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

1t will be remembered that emigrs.
ton from the Eastern and Middle States
to California and the Pacific slope dur
ing the past year has been heavy; but it
has been overdone, and the golden
dreams of the emigrant on his arrival
there have been too ruth.essly dispelled
many of them are now writing home
doleful stories as to their experiences
there, and are advising their friends Of
the East, who are thinking of following
them, to stay at home if they know when
they are we'll of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

DR.. Samuel r. Wilson, of Louisville,
has been depOsed from the ministry of
the First Presbyterian church. Reason
not given BY the telegraph, 50 it can't be
for breaking any of the ten command
ments-especially the vi. and VII.
Father Henry Boehern, of the Newark
Methodist conference, celebrated lis
lOeth birthday, and the 10th year of his
ministry, at Jersey City, N. J., the 9Th.
Ministers from all parts of the country
were present.
Davenport viii have = $l,50o fountain
in one Of its parks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

Consumption, the scourge of the
human family, may in is early stages he
promptly arrested and permanently cured.
RAvExswoop. W. Va.
Dr.. II. V. Pierce. Buffalo, n. Y: Sir
For the last year ! have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. ! ~ my
life to il, having been afflicted for years.
Did not use il but q short time before l
was benefited. At that time l was very
bad, not able to sit up much. was suffer
ing greatly with my throat, Vas getting
blind, had q dry cough, and much pain
In my lungs. I have used twelve bottles
OF the Discovery and am almost we'll.
KATE +. WARDSER-
A son Of Mr.. j. II. Mescck, Of Chatham
-Four Corners, n. Y, has been cured Of
consumption by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery-so says Mr.. c. Il.
Garfield, editor Of the Chatham Courier.
S. II. Eglar, druggist, of West Union,
o., writes 10 state that DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has effected a
wonderful cure of consumption in his
neighborhood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
Washington,s White Horses.

According to G. w. P. Gusts recol-
lections, the grooming of Washington's
white horses Wa something surprising.
The night before the hsrses were ex.
pected to be ridden they we're covered
entirely over with Q paste, of which
whiting was the principal component
part; then the animals were swathed in
body-clothes, and left to sleep upon clean
straw. In the morning the composition
had become hard, was we'll rubbed in,
and curried and brushed, which process
gave to the coats . beautiful glossy and
satin-like appearance. The hoofs were
then blacked and polished, the mouths
washed, teeth picked, and cleaned, and
the leopard-skin housings being prop
erly adjusted, the white chargers were
led out tor service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
The Meadow Ki.x Mowcr.-In A..

The Meadow King MONer.-lu another col
umn We present an illustration Of the celebrated
Meadow King" Mower. II has achieved an en-.
viable reputation for excellence OF work and an
swerfng every requirement Of the hay field; but
the many improvements made for the season Of
1873 render IL unequaled, and containing more
points Of excellence than any mower ever offered
to the public. These seem Ii Ike strong words,
but we know the history Of the Meadow King
and have examined the machine for this year and
give il as our unqualified Judgment that 1t is
simply the best mower offered to the public. 5.
L. Sheldon. Esq, OF Madison, Wiz. IL the gene raj
agent. aid the Meadow King IL for sale by dealers
generally throughout Iowa and the West. If no;
sold IN your vicinity, send for circulars To Mr..
Sheldon, for there IL an immense demand for this
popular machine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
The Hog Crop.

The Agricultural Department has sta
tistics carefully collected by responsible
persons in the seven hog States, which
show that in January last there were in
those States on the hoof IA, 213 800 hogs.
They were divided as follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

The disguised drains. falsely called medi,
cines. sold in bar rooms as ''tOnics' and 'stom.
achics.'' have nothing in common With DE-.
WALKERS VINEGAR BIrrERs. That famous in
vigorant does not owe its stim Llating properties
to fiery and adulterafed Alcohol. hut to the active
principles OF medicinal roots and herbs never
heretofore combined in any advertised remedy.
The effect Of the Bittcrs in cases OF constitutional
debility, chronic Indigestion, liver com plant, and
all diseases tending To consumption. II 50 mar.
velous that excep, TO those who have felt or viii.
messed IL, the rerult scems incredible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
ron The FARMER


The Petersburg Va.) IHdex- Appeal says
that Washington Jones, an industrious
colored citizen Of Dinwiddie, made on
his farm in that county last year The
following fine crop, with the assistance
Of n man, a girl, and q boy, and only
one mule to pillow:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

Earnest, intelligent men and women
. now making t2oO per month, and At
the sane time doing = good work, by
~canva&sunl for the sale Of the splendid
Pictorial Family Bible and other new
books now Published by the Iosa Bible
and Pub. Co. Muscsfine, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

Nothing is 20 calculated to overthrow
oneis confidence in human nature a. the
spectacle Of . man poulticing his wifs's
throat for the purpose Of restoring her
voice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
DIR. McAFFEE-A reyulsr graduate OF British

Dr: NSAr EE-A regulH KrAuuSte OF Brft1sh
and American institutes. ~ years q prActicing
physician. Treats all Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Heart, Throat, Head and Nervous
system. Errors Of Youth and Abuses Of Man
hood successfully treated and even alter others
have failed. $40 forfeit for any case Of Seminal
Weakness or private disease Of any kind or char
acter he undertakes and fails tn cure. Ladies
VIII find proper treatment fer diseases peculiar
to their sex. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered.
Cons aktdftOn free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box 3o. or call At Office, 37 Perry street,
UaNcnnOri. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

In another column We present the announcement
Of John X stuyyerant, Esq, OF Poughneeps.e,
n. L., one OF the most extensive breeders Of
Short Horn and.Ayrshire cattle in the East. He
breeds the choicest strains and has q magnificent
herd. In fowls he breeds the Partridge Cochin
and Red Game. Mr.. stuyve.an,
Is disposing OF his poultry and cattle, and west
ern stock breeders and poultryfancier. will do
well u scnd for catalogue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Msdl
~ son. Ind. U. X. HAIrEar, Principal. Stu
atiols guaranteed
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

another column We give q list Of the places that
Dr. T.. ). Miles, the famous Illinois veterinary
surgeon, will yisit on his coming trp to Iowa.
DIR. Miles IL one OF the most rkillful men in his
profession, and all owners Of ridgiing horses had
better meet him al the places he mentions. He
insures all cases. We know Dr. Niles. AID he
bears tie very highest reputation. the frst in the
West. See his list OF appointments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
uclDlNe RESTORED. Great Invention
AI0VIVU Hook Free.

Now IL the time TO ordef shirir. Mulford t.
doing the cutting and experimenting the manu-
fa:turing. frst-clase work. low prices and new
stylest Having removed the ~joooing department
TO the East. We are better prepared TO do frs;
class work than ever before. A western enter
prise. Si,ty hands constantly employed -
card OF Milford d Whiting, Key City Shirt Fac
tory, Dubuqne. Iowa.
Boxes for Berries and Grapes.-The great
grapc-growing interests Of Iowa and the West
Will be interested in the card in another column
Of G. Colby 4 Co., OF Benton Harbor, Mich.
Their speciality Is grape boxes and ba.kets, Of
which they make all varieties. They are very
large manufacture r. and pleasant gentlemen TO
deal with. All orders are filed promptly and
just as you desire. Freights 10 Iowa from that
point arc low. and IL will pay Ia send for price let.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

TAN promised TO be in Iowa in Jrly. is.A and ]
will visit the following coan:y seafe and places.
namely. All shoee having rdxiing hcrses viii
p.eAse meet me st the following places named.
with their horse: Keokak- July sth; keo-
aaoQaA. July 0th: July 0th; o.
kalsesa, July l0sk; MSaros Jaly 13sh :
De- Aelnes July 13th and 18th ; 1~DdeaDela.
July 1Aeh: M~ArDhalltDWn Jaly 10eh; Ce-
aA1 Rapids, July 18th: vinsss. Jaly l0th
0eeAaasesbarg,J sly SEA; I0ws City. Jsly
Ed: Colanb1S Janettoo, July 3 . 4eeH.
Any one ges9ing up . c;ab Of Eve 70 b II some
tUWn on . niooad can write ne ~ ColnDbcs
Ja1etioe, L0afsa Co. siu 20 % them amer the
above ~sppotptDenss ere 6lled- Dsanx Q ssrsngef
70 many. satisfaction win be Owen % ssy ] vork
Soe. a. No pay asked, tbey - be the judges. /
have successfully caStrased oye- 50 r1dS5isxs his
yeae. Pnee. $3.50 for eaeh nAgtisg eastraisd -
us tx1p. eiS@ paid for fsflisG q any n1gfing
esnpoe successfully essrnsts. lnssrnsceoGesed
q 10 p1 eat 70 al tAis yeas. baf 1909 yet i've
iaD0Eu6. also odcf tn d0llnn - any Aaa who
Ioass n horse in Ten dsys alter ] I'm hin, IL
hoeee 70 b worked al lie fns . aay oedksaSy
voSk ] kave noe hgf . ho0e THE yen, I'D
Hom1y I'll haye worried - dA01xA - ha1 DOs
toaeSad 49, I. G. NILES. Y. 8.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-12
TO the UNFORTUNATE!
sew REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES !
DIR. gibbons DISPENSARY
62:B kearny street.

- Francisco. Established III l-5i, for the
treatment of ~ xusl and Seminal Diseases sncL
as tIonurrhes, Gle,t. structure, syphilis III ali
its for,us Seminal Weakness. lmpotency, etc.
Skin diseases of years standing and liberated
IeLs sucC. ssfully treated.
H.I rible Diseases.
How many thousands OF persons, both male
ana female, sr. there VINO are suffering out
miserable existence from he Elects of secret
duigel.ces, .---a- -iru> absorbed into the eys-
ten. Look at lI-eIr pallti. ellac!s:e,i and dis
figured fat Is and rh.ir truk, n-doUp constitu-
tious disquslifying hem for the happiness OF
marriage or The enjoyment of life. In this
horrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. LIT parents, guardians.
flieuds s'tend to thos. v no art sun. ring with
any OF these horribl@, lif. -dt .troylng nalsdies
SEE that they cared for and cured b+fore il
he too late. send them Immediately 10 Oh.
GIDEON. physician who has made private
disea,es his especial study fof years, and who 10
cer;sin cure the mort lnveierste care, without
mercury or any injurious drugs.
Seminal " eakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self
abuse: This solitary vice, or DEPRIVED sexual
indulgence is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to AL almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid SYM toms. unless combated ~ sclenti-
hc medical measures, viz: sallow counten-
ance, dark spot. under the eyes, pain IN the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rustlinS
Of leaves and rafting of chariots, uneasiIess
about the loiIs, weakness Of the limbs, coIfu-
sd Nlsl biuIlitC lDttlItCt. Ioh> oI
ditfittnce in approaching strangers, dislike TO
form new acquaintance. disposition to shun
"a. iely. loss OF m.ruury, hectic fushes, pImples
and various 'ruptioLs about the faces, furred
tongue f.tid breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats nomaniA aud fire.! u, nj Insanity.
II relief be not obtained should apply inme-
jiafeiy either u person ~ fy / tier ana have
curt Effected by his new and scientific mode Of
rr.atin. tins disease. which never fail, 81 ef.
ftrting e quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
P.rOiIs al q dlstalCe may be CT RED AT
HOME by sidr.ssing l,rtuT to pr. GiEBOS,
stating csse. syInpt ms. lueth OF time tie dis
ease has continued. and hsNe n.tdlClne prompt
ly fcrw srded, free from dsnIsEe and curiosity,
to any part IF the country, with full and plain
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
Registered I,tfer. through the Post0floe
through Wells. Fargo Co; package OF inedi-
cine viii IL. forwarded to ally part OF til. mon.
Correspondents Will please inform DR.. Gibbur
that they read his sdvertis. nIeTts i'll the APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. r. GlBBON
= BOX 1887. Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-12
NOTICE.
The Bu~na Ventura Copper u nd silver
Mining Co.
NOTICE IL HI REBY GIVEN THAT

NvOTICE IL HI REBY GIVEN THAT
HENRY :. FITl II. one Of the cn-oWnfrs
Of the mining clsims located snd owned by 'he
Buena Ventura Copper and SILVER WIN hs g. III
the Genoa Mining Dist let, Douglas cruutS g,
State Of New ada. has expended III the year A. -
1874 ur on said claims. tor labor and ether Ne
cessary expenditures. the sum Of o'e hundred
and titte, dollar i'll nited States gold com. IN
accordance with the Act ot Congress. untitled
IAN Act TO promote the DEVELOPMENT OF the
mining Resources OF the ni'ed states. ap-
proved Nsy 10th 4. D. 1872; and that the CO.
owners with salt Fitch are required TO conul-
but. their IrUpcrtiun Of tine - Il expenditures,
namely: You. NJ. L. Vim, the sum of IS cents;
YOU Il, bert Hon. is. IL" rum OF ~ '.rts;
you Thomas H. Blythe. the sum of - cents:
YOU, A. p. Flint. tho suIn of IS CENTS: You. Iu-
Glen Herman the sum Of +5 cents. you. Char les
A. Haskins III. sum II ~ cents; YOU. j i'm e.
Hat, h. the sun OF A. cents; you. the Adnilplsuh-
tor. executor or le.ysl II pres. nts-lVe OF Joseph
has, tree. deceased th- sum of ~ cents yod
Lyman t. Roe. the sum III ~ cents; yoa, Joseph
Il ath. wsan. the sum of As cents: " u. Corif' =
Illus fsta L. the sum Of ~ cents: YOU. q. l..
WheafcL the SUM OF IS cents; you. Z. y. Mel
lopg the sum of As CENTS. Won. jacob Redsfon.
the sum q A. c, mis-: YOU. Elias Ithe'idGe. the
sum OF a. &c pts: YOU Robert Merrill the SIM ~
81 81 {, nt-: you. Ssmrel Ambrose tb- SUN .
81 NJ, Won, ave W Collins. the rum OF 50 o.;
YOU bartholomew Cantr. the sum 81 30 cents:
you Nellie II stinss. the sum OF 10 CENTS: You
Ey.lipe hastings, the sum Of Il c-"ts: You.
Issac NJ Merrill the sum :" -: Won the All
ministratur executor. or l. 81 repre>t ntht.Y' :
OF H. o. GAYLORD deceased the sum OF A. cents:
you tie administrator. .I-Cu-Or. or legal T =
les. natives of Jolr ToihIl. ut ceased tnt
ssm Of A. G. nts. Yen. the administrator. txtcG-
tor or legal r. re>tntatlNe> II Dc SWAN ho"G-.
i,,ess, q! tie -um OF A. cent. You the anIrlnls-
trHt ? executor, IT J., gal rel r SCI tatiVe Of jos
q. Baldwin. d, ceased: the -u1n Of - o.: !ou'
the admins razor. cutor. or l. gal representa-
lives If Cnarl. l.. fI-ch. d. Ctn..d. the sum OF
81 >O-ail in the sold and silver com Of the
init. -tst-s: and If AZ the rNrratlon of 30 days
stt.r the putlication of tits notice. YOU or
either at YOU. faIl OF rrfuse TO contribute such
,ropertiou, n il due. upon your several shares
and M. Ie payment f ;he sun herr in publish
cd To the ind. rsgnt IL the interest Of the de l.
iuoueIt parties i'll th. said mInirg clslrn and
Or ~ rry shall and viii become the property of
In. urd. rs gntd " no has nIstie tn, 4uii-d ca
IenOitur's
sal Frsrcisco. F. bruarv 10th ISIS.
HENRY :. FITCH,
5;i5 California ST, Room ,.
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