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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-09
fenntniile aeh0rt oerielbe?
Sas Goblet Der Scr. Staatcn.
Eriee. Mun6.

tSSP O'N'. @tU"uy
Oas beutlae &eid nit 40 Miuionen ye,
pobnern entbdlt 212,OOO en9lii9e Suas
oratmeilen, bas @ebiet Der Ser. Staaten
nit un9eiGbr Ser 9leidsn Ginpobncr;abl
lit ca. IL nal 10 sroB. Ososen in leeterem
Die mddtisen gebirssSise, Die unrpirtbbas
rem ueitliden Gbenen, be sroBen Seen unb
Die Mari6s 9dnoereien i'm Sioen pcrbdlt:
niBmdBis srOBere Streden einnebmen, mel
dye gum Nnbuu nnseeisnet lino, 10 iinSen
iib oasesen in nnIerem @eiten uno Siioen
AUDI 9dnoereien bon ungebeurer slusbeb:
nuns, pel6e mebr Msniden erldbren f6nns
ten, als Die nir9enSs iebr ausseoebnten BEL
ieren g'esenoen in Oeuti9lanb, penn man
nur ben slei6en iOrsidItisen anbau in 9lns
usnouns brinsen hill. Oa,u tOmmt, OaB,
mas Oeutidlano on wertbupllen Minera;
lien belibt, in gar teinen Gerslei6 tommt
nit BEN unerIdOphi@en S9dben ~unieres
9anbes, ieinem Gei4tbum oil &oblen, Gis
isn, SUPPER, Slei, @olo, Glider &C., NIT
oeren Iusbeutung uno Searbsitun9 eben,
fals lobnene 9lrbeit fir MfiQioncn 9eI6aiIt
miro. Sooann 1T Die Mannisialtisteit uns
Ierer lanopirtbidaitli6en Gr;cusniiIe III
6oIse Der seOsrapbii6en Gage oeS 9onbes
cine piel srOBere: entbebrt bod Oentl6Iano
elnise unierer Saupter;eusniiie gang Opcr
iait sans oils: Mais (ruer mShte bier 1anos
bau bstreiben, obnc benielben? p, Saumwol.
le, ReiS, 3uterrObr, fife yataten, &C., in
Dem audi Gabad bier unuerslei9li9 better
sebeibt, uno fir ben in Oeuti9lanb i'm
@ansen icbr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier
cine gar nidt ;u bemeiiemoe Dtense seeiss
neteg 9asen fi@ iineet, wabrenO mir ;uses
iteben mSsen, OaB 9euI6lunb elm beieres
&artofielsqanb lift, ais i'm Iasemeinen bic
Der. Gtaatsn. Nebmem mir nun an, 6aB
bic Virser Sieies 9amoes jeSenfals etruas
mebr freien Gaenbosenraum uerlansen, als
IN ben bidt beu6Itsrten Qdnbern Der alien
Belt Dem ginSelnen seitattet ieim fam,
polen mir es alio bier aud ~ elmer
i'm @an,en baib 10 bidten Seuolferuns wie
Die ~sesen,partise in Oenti6lanb fommen
iaiien, 70 mOsen mir 9etrOit nniers einwObs
nersabl nod ietsmal uermsbren, alio oui
etpa 24O W.Qionen b~rinsen, wona9 es
;3sit iein mug, on Die geiieeluns Der gum
Sbeil pon Der Matur 70 bod beglnitisten
Qanber iiioli6 BON unierem @ebiete pon bier
aus 3u oenten.
Snbem mir in 8etreii Oes groBartisiten
SerfebrS 6ur9 uniere nett auSseoebnte
Seefiite, unIere JtisienitrOme unb Seen
einen sroSsn Yortbeil iibsr Oeuti3lunb ia:
ben, lit busesen Die unaebeurs ausSebnuns
oes 9anbss jest nod iniOiem elm Nadtbeil,
ole Die Sertlidteit bes Gnsebptes uno Der
Nadira9e aasu melt auselnanoer seriidt
limb unb 10 Der transport einen anlebnlis
den Gbeil bes @eminnes Der @rbeit binwes:
nimmt; wosessn in Der alien 8eIt bic Grs
Seusunsss unS bic sbiasorte meiitsns eins
AMBER 10 nabs iinS, baB fat Sober ben be-
item Martt ssrabe Dor ieiner Gbdre bat.
Dies IaBt iia ni9t i@neI dnoern, dmosrt
iid aber nod unS na6 natursemdb uno
fiber baourb, OaB bic fog. SnSuitrie oocr
9auptsewer5t9dtisteit ii4 babin 5iebt, no
bic 2ob:gr,Snfte uno bic @ittsl our Gr:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-09
elnicr ~SMnBSoaigEcm.

Oauctl mO 8anOeIb 3. b., Der NuStaui9
orr 8rosuftc Der grbeit, iinb unbeoin9l
~uetbrpen0ig iur NobIfabrt bcS &OltcS.
TroSuftion uno Gaui9 limb ebcnio Sc
oiirfuis Scs Giu;cIn ais Der 9%totiOn. Die:
ieibeu Ocicte, bic i'm SanbeI Der Snoiul:
suen inter chamber Nmpercuns iinoen.
habeu aud ibre 0eItnns fir Die 0iation
uno fouren nj6t our6 Die @rsn;en eines
Stootcs ob;r eines &oltsS sebemmt weroen.
Tim sen sroBt mosliden SurtbeiI uuf
Nrbeu uno 6onosl gu ;icben, miillen beio,
louiei mir m09lid BON seictliden Shran
ten beireit weroen unb 10 frsi ais m0slid
IN ibrer Gntpiflun9 iein. Sin 2anb, wi,
bic Ser. Stnnten, bat natiirli9erweiie aus
aeSebnte uRO witti9c SnneeISsei9Gfte mil
auoeru yGnberH.
Die @Ortbeile oieler SanoelSgei6ait,
fallen MIR gum t~leiniten Ebe;l ouf bi:ieni
gen, peniacu &aufsute, Die ii9 NIT DC,
Gin uno NuSfubr bei9Gitisen, iOnben.
fou,mcn bcm gansen SOIte ;u quite.
gingunss;Oae ioIen gum weni9iten cai
BerSienlt Der Stubilitdt baben, ni6t jebel
Gao qeGnoert ncrSen. Sol6e Stabilitd.
1T chen 10 n6tbis fir Die &esieruns, bil
nuf bic Ginnabmen aus Sieier Sncle on
gcruieien lit, ais fir 6as Golf. Osm0an
Del unS Der 9nonitrie, bic cine ii@ers feitl
DaliS bnben miiiien nm 81 9eoeiben, nc
den lhon obnebin ole unabweislidei
Sdwcntungen Ses WartteS 9enus 81 idaf
zen. SIS 1T gor ni6t onoer5 m65lit, ais
oaB bic bauNsen, unreseimdBi9en unb Mill
fididen Nbdnoerun9en Der Gin9an9sSOae,
ME ie Der GOnsreB uornimmt, gum sroBsu
Rudtbeile bcs 2unbes ausIdla9en, oa iie
ben 0eidaiten, Die gu ibrem @eSeiben I'D
tbi9c Saiis, bic Si9erbeit, entsiebeu.
Sober pernlniti9e Wieni9 be9reift oies
re9t wobl, unS wenn troB iol6cn IiB
sriffen bus 2onO iortibritt, 10 wur oarul
ridts weni9er ais unierc SdutSOue S6uIo,
%iouoern Der 0runO lag in ber unuerpiil.:
Iiden Gner9ie uno Snbuitrie, bic benz anle:
rifnnii6en Solte eisentbimIi@. OuB abe,
aaf Die Oauer Gnersie unb SSnOultrie Den
llebeln %unierer Surifs 8eiete ni6t wiperlte.
ben %fOnner, benefit Die &riiis an Der baS
9anb nun bsinabe 9 Sabre leiSet, Die iiG
gum srOben Sbeil auf Die unsere9ten i3OQe
Suriifiii9ren lGBt unb beren gnbe mir beute
nob nitt abieben f6nnen.
Seit Ginfibruns bes 3oueS ouf uusldn:
bilde @aaren III 1889 lit fat feline Con.
sreBiitung per9an9en, in Der bic betreiien.
ben @eieee ni9t sur Spra6e famen.
Hidt weniger oils AZ NAL purben bic .3ou
liiten s~ednSert unO j%ebesmal erfolste BAR
uuf cine i6pere @ei6dftsitOruns. Sdliis
gen Oieie @ei9ditsitOrungen gum &ortbeiIe
Der 9tesierlng aus, 10 tOnnte man uielei@t
cine GntiduiNiguns bufiir finocn. 2lber
Siele @siebe, Die meiiteus CUR 8OrOerun9
ipsSieler Snterelien e%rlaien, iolten se:
wiIe Sn0uitrien pi6iben" uno rbes
ben". 9tber bicier S9ue. Der au & 0,
fen onberer ebenio bere6ti9s
ter GrwerbS5pei9e SET @ q b,
tann in tetner @eiie pcrtbeis
St9t werOeu unO perlt6Bt Direct
se9en bic @runbidte AT benen
uncre &%epublif beru ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-09

der slaabt in jencn Nnitaltsn miirSe man
beltdnoise Seenen bes 3crncs uno Der Scr;
S~wsl1uns bcscSnen, Der mO3c ii@ oes &c:
sentbeilss iiber;euscn, inocm CT Der 9rcb:
artisen Initalt einen Veiud abltattet.
g. Monaenait.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-03-25
TWhOle No. 2O26.

ognized the prcprety of reducing the rates of post
age fixed by the convention of 2lst of August, 1861
and by the additional convention of 1st March,
$50, the undersigned. duly authorized by their
speciive governments, have agreed upon the follow
ing articles:
AETIcIEI.
TIE international single rate upon letters ex-
changed In direct mails. via Great Britain. between
Belgium and the United States, is fixed as follows
!. At 40 centimes for prepaid letters originating
in Belgium.
q At cents for prepaid letters originating in
the United States.
ARTICLE 9.
The international single iate for prepaid letters
seat by the direct steamship lines to he established
between tie two countries in conformity with ar
tice six of the convention Of 2st August. 1861,
fixed at 30 centimes for letters sent nor Belgium,
and at six cents for letters sent from the United
States, of which 10 eentimes cents) shall repre-
sent the sea-postage.
II H- ARTICLE 2
When one of the two contracting Offices shan
consider il advisable to exchange closed mails with
foreign country to wEieh these Offices NAV re-
speetiyely serve as Intermediates by fhe direct
packets which the other contracting Office shall
have established between Belgium and the United
States it shall pay to the other Office. for the mari
time transportation of said mails. between Belgian
ports and those of the United States, fxed fee
of: -.r.-- o
I. Three cents d5 centimes) per 80 grams fo-
?. RTen cents 90 centimesl per kilogram for
other correspondence.
And the same rates of sea- postage are also fixed
for the closed mails conveyed by any line of direct
mai!-steamers between the two countries
AETIcLE T.
The present convention shall be considered "a
additional to those of August Il, 1861, and March
l, 1871, and shall take effect from the dste agreed
upon by the two administrations.
Done in duplicate and signed in Washington
this 9th day of Nay, 1873.
[sEAL.l JNO. A. J. CRESN ELL,
= Postmaster General Of the United States.
[sEAL.l MAURICE DELFOSSE.
hereby approve the aforegoing convention. and
in testimony thereof have caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
lsEAL-l .-- r. L. S. GRANT.
By the President: .. -..
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State,
Washington, May I2, 1873
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CoEyeEtiOR-DG miHioss OF Can
ada-June 10 and &c, 1873.

Additional articles of agreement between TIC
Post-Oflice Departments of the United STATES OF
America and of the Dominion of Canada, estab-
Fishing exchange of postal cards between the
two countries
ARTICLE I.
For the purpose of providing additional facilities
of mail communication between the United States
and Canada il is hereby mutually agreed that
United States postal cards mailed at any POst-ofhce
i'm the United States and addressed to Canada, ard
Canadian postal cards mailed st any post-offce IN
Canada and addressed to the United States, when
prepaid an additional postage OF one cent ny ahhN-
ing thereto ordinary One-cent postage stamp OF
the country Of origin, in addition TO the stamp
printed or impressed the cani- shall De reclpo-
calls forwarded and delivered in the country OF
destination free of charge. Postal cards not so
prepaid viii not be forwarded in the mails between
the two countries.
ARTICLE :.
The regulations and instructions governing t5e
use and treatment of postal cards in the domestic
mails of the United States ana of Canada. re-
spectiveIy, shall apply equally to the postal cards
mailed in either country and addressed TO the o'her
county.
Each country will retain to It's own use the post
age it collects at the prescribed rate on postal
cards forwarded TO the other country.
ARTICLE 1.
The present articles shall be considered addition
al to those agreed upon between the two offices on
the 25th of March, A. d, 1s51. and on the 18th and
2Sth of August 1886. and shall come into operation
on the LIST day of July, A. ID. iS7;'-
In witness whereof the PostmasteT-'t OF
the Tinted States of America, and the Postmaster
General Of the Dominion of Canada. have hereto
set their hands and affixed their seals, at the cate
tsrrhT1 JNO. A. J. CRESWELL.
Po-tmaster-General OF the United States
June 10, 1873. .--
[sEAL.l u ~ DnI-L,
June g. ISI3 Postmaster-General OF Canaca
Ihereby approve the aforegoing convention, and
in Testimony H. ere0f have carsed the seal Of the
United States TO he affixed. I. = GhANl-
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of STATE
Washington. June l9, 1873.
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D me at the city of Washington this twenty
fourth day of November. in the
year of onr Lord one thousand
rsEAL. eight hundred and seventy-three,
and of the Independence of the
United States of America the
ninety-eighth.
U. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary Of State.
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Puzzler's Corner.
answers TO Cat Problem No. 2.

We have received correct answers to the last Cat
Problem from Jos. Henderson, Allensourg' Ohio'
Dewitt Siewers, Newport, KY, and Lekoy l.
Brown and Charles Grove, of Hinsboro, and ira
Booth. of Fairfax The correct answer Is one.
Boat Chapman. of Newmarket fp., makes the
answer as follows: ''2752 live animules and ~
sacks containing them," which shows that he dld
NOT study the problem with sufficient care
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official.
official.
LAWS OF TEE !. STATES.
Passed at tie First Session, Of the 43d
C0nQress.

Congress.
The Laws, Joint Resolutions, Treaties, &c. Of the
LIST Session of the 43d Congress of the United States
as published in this paper and various Supplements
thereto, by authority of Congress- have been care
fully compared with the official pamphlet volume of
Laws, Resolutions, Treaties &C., Of the LIST Session
of the 43d Compress. Published under the direction
of the Secretary of State, and the following ous-
sions have been discovered, viz:
In Laws of General Nature, No. IS, Chapter
2O6 of pamphlet volume, page 5s) under the head of
''Marine Corps" the following paragraph omitted:
''For fuel, thirty thousand eight hundren and if-
ty-six dollars"
In Laws Of a General Nature No. IS, pamphlet
volume chapter 32s, page 1lo) the following para
graph omitted:
'.In the office of the First Auditor of the Treasu-
~: -Four clerks of class FOUR three clerks Of class
three; three clerks of class two; and two clerks Of
class one; making in all the sum of eighteen thou
sand six hundred dollars"
In Laws of General Nature No. 6S, pamphlet
volume page 116, chapter 1886, line s. for FIRST Mon
day i'm November" read, 'first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November
In Laws of a General Nature No. 1s, pamphlet
volume chapter 3T9, page 15D under the head Of
Greeks, the following paragraph omitted:
"For permanent annuity in money, per second
article treaty of June sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and two and fifth article treaty of August seventh,
eighteen hundred and ifty-six, three thousand dol
lars"
In Postal Convention with France, pamphlet vol
ume of Treaties page 1885, in Article 9TH, the follow
ing paragraphs omitted:
"Reciprocaly the correspondence exchanged be-
tween the United States and the countries to which
France Intermediary, shall be made sub
ject 10 the follow ing settlements:
"lst. TO the payment by the American admins
tration to the Frencd administration, when the
postage shall be collected in the United States, of
rate of postage equal to that which is paid by the
inhabitants of France and Algeria for correspond
ence which they exchange with the same countries.
sd To the payment by the French administra-
tion to the American administration when the post
age shall be collected in the countries to which
France serves as intermediary, of American rate
of postage of 20 centimes per Is grammes, or frac
ton of Is grammes for ordinary letters; and of 40
centimes per Is grammes or fraction of Is grammes
for registered letters, aud of centmes per 40
grammes or fraction of 40 grammns for printed
matter of all kinds"
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Second additional convention to tte postal conven-
tion of August 2I, 1871, between the United
States of America and Belgium. Signed at
Washington on the 9th day of May, 1873; ap-
proved by the President of the United States on
the 18th day of May, 1873.
The General Post-Ofice of the United States and
the Postal Administration of Belgium having rec
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Enigma.

Nv Ist Is in gun. but not IN sword,
NV 2nd Is in shell, but not in gourd,
Nv srG is in ice, hat not in snow,
NV 4th il in spade, but not in hoe,
Nv 5th is in white, hut not in black,
nv 9Th is in carriage, bat not In hack,
Nv 9Th is in hill. but not in mountain
NV Sth Is in well. but not in fountain,
NV whole forms the names OF two store-kceIers
in MowrytOwn, Ohio, NOoE-
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HILLsBoRo AND CINCINNATI.
GOING EAST.

ES. NJ. PETTENGILt &.Co, 10 State Stree,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and 7O1 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for the News in the above
cities and authorized to contract TO: advertising at
our lowest rates
s. H. PARvIN, Advertising Agent, No. 16s Vine
Street, between Fourth and Fifth, is Agent for the
News IN Cincinnati.
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Problem.

Bought a calf, a sheep and hog; paid si2 for
the calf the calf and sheep cost twice as much as
the hog and the calf and hog cost three times as
much as the sheep. Required, the cost of the
sheep and hog: J. W. W.
Carmel, Ohio.
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Vol. 3S-NO. 5O.]

Having resumed the manufacture md sale
Of the Paper, and Card Cutters, with which my
name has been identified and SO extensively circu-
lated for the past sixteen years, all parties in
tending to order Machines Of my manufac-
ture, must hereafter address as under.
DAMON & PEETS' PROOF SHEET"
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COnVcntiOn-Sw and Nor
way. March 10, 1873.

Postal convention between the United
States of America and the United King
doms of Sweden and Norway.
The undersigned, John A. ]. Creswell,
Postmaster General of the United States
of America, in virtue of the powers vested
in him by law, and Oluf Stenersen, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of his Majesty the King of Sweden
and Norway to the United States of Ameri-
ca, in the name of his government, and by
virtue of the powers which he has formally
presented to this effect, have agreed upon
the following articles, to wit:
ARTICLE !.
There shall be an exchange of correspon-
dence between the United States of Ameri-
ca and the United Kingdoms of Sweden
and Norway This exchange of correspond
ence shall embrace: l. Letters, ordinary
and registered. 2. Newspapers, books,
prints of all kinds, comprising maps, plans,
engravings, drawings, photographs, litho-
graphs, and all other like productions OF
mechanical processes, sheets of music &c,
and patterns or samples of merchandise, in
cluding grains and seeds. Such cores
pondence shall be exchanged whether orig
mating in the United States and destined
for either of the United Kingdoms, or Ctct
rersa; or originating in, or destined for,
such foreign countries to which the con.
tracing countries may serve as interme-
diaries.
ARTICLE =.
The Offices for the exchange of mails
shall be-on the part of Sweden. Cote.
borg: >. The Travelling Post-ofice No
between Goteborg and Stockholm; 8. The
Travelling Post-offices No. 2 between Nal
mo and Falkoping. On the part of Nor
way-l. Christianssand; >. Christiania
/ 3. The Sea Post-office on the Steamboat
line between Hammerfest and Hamburg
and on the part of the United States
New York; 9. Chicago.
The respective Postal Administrations are
authorized, if circumstances should require
if TO discontinue any of the offices desig
mated for the exchange of mails, or to es
tablish others in their place.
ARTICLE 3.
The Post-O Offices of Sweden and Nor
way shall make their own arrangements TO
the dispatch of mails to the United States
and in like manner the Post-Ofice of th'
United States shall make arrangements TO
dispatch of Zmails to Sweden and Nor
vay. The mails shall be forwarded b.
regular routes of communication ant
each Office shall, at its own cost, pay tn
expense of the intermediate transportation
(sea and territoriaD of the mails which /
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COnvenfiOn-Republic of Ecua.
dOr.-May 1872

Convention between the United States of
America and the Republic of Ecuador.
Naturalization. Concluded May 6, 1872;
Ratification advised by Senate May %,
1872; Ratified by President May %,
1872; Ratified by President of Ecuador
September 80. 1878: Ratifcations ex-
changed at Washington November 6,
1873 !. Proclaimed November a, 1873.
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Convention Orange Free
Sfafe.-Dec. 22. Is7I,

Convention between the United States of America
and the Orange Free State. Friendship, COM
merce, and extradition. Concluded December
e. 1871; Ratification advised by Senate April 81,
1872 Ratified by President April 81, lS12; Rati-
fed by VOlkeraad of Orange Free State May 20,
1872; Ratifcations exchanged at Washington
August Is, 1873; Proclaimed August 2S, 1873.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
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dBc DigbIano Ntbs,
HILLS BOROUGH. OHIO.
Thursday. Mar. Is, 1875.
TERMS-MaiI Subscribers.

sE-Payment i'm ariably in advance. No paper
sent by mail longer than the time paid for.-zs
gE-An extra copy will be sent gratis, for every
club of 10 subscribers at the above rates.
TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.
To Subscribers in Jlillsboro and vicinity, the
NEWS will be promptly delivered by Carrier, or at
the Post Office or Office of publication, on the fol-
lowing terms:
In advance, within month .....-....-..-.-s2 90
At the end of 6 months hs........--........2 rs
AT the end of the year. 50
eS-An advance payment preferred in all cases.
Subscribers will be notified of the expiration of their
time by cross on their papers, or by bills enclosed.
n. B.-We do not discontinue papers sent to
Town Subscribers unless spec tally ordered TO do so,
until all arrcarages are paid, general rule A
failure TO order a discontiD is considered as
equivalent to ordering the paper continued.
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COEyentiOn-RepubIic- Of Sal
YadO<-May ~. 1873

Convention between the United States of America
and the Republic of Salvador. Extending the
period for exchanging the ratifcations Of the
Extradition Convention of the 23d of May, 1870,
Concluded May 12, 1878; Ratification advised by
the Senate February 9, 1874; Ratified by Presi-
dent February Is, 1874; Ratified by President OF
Salvador October IS, 1873; Ratifeations exchang-
ed at Washington March 2, 1874; Proclaimed
March 4, 1874.
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COnyentiGn-R Belgium May o,
1873.

W. JoHANSEN.
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The --latest IBlproued Hardy Card Cutler is pro-
nounced the MOST DESIRABLE CARD CUTTER in the
market for tho general uses of printing office.
The ,ceLE-kRotCn Rug0les Card Gutter, with my
latest improvements, is still preferred by many
printers and holds its voritsm over other machines
The most favorable opportunity ever presented is
now offered Publishers and Printers for supplying
themselves with these Machines; liberal rates
for advertising. in part-payrnent, being
offered 70 Publishers, and Printers and
Dealers will find it for their interest,
before purchasing elsewhere, TO correspond with
AkS0N HARDY, AUBuRNDALE, MASS,
Newspapers in want of advertising, from first
parties, should send for my circular proposal.
BANK R0BBERlES BY eAGGlNG CASHIERS.
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Banks having Dial Locks, wishing this security
applied to those they have In use, will
please send for circular and particulars to ANSON
HARDY, AUBURNDALE, MASS.
Gaa DO third roarn cnver RaukprsB Marazine.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-03-25

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