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Ar o meeting Of tho Commission
ersof the Sinking Fund, whose re
port we publish in another column,
Mr.. Temple, the Democratic Auditor
General, was present. lie examined
the accounts with tho banks in which
the funds of the State were deposit.
el, the vouchers and certificates from
the officers of the various banks stat-
ing that the amounts charged against
them respectively on tho books Of the
Treasurer were deposited with them
to tho credit of tho State, He also
examined tho famous vault account,
about which SO much has been said
falsely, and after the most thorough
and searching investigation he de
clared himself perfectly satisfied and
convinced that tho funds of the State
were intact. viii tho Democratic
press believe now that there is no
defalcation, or will they persist in
their deiamatory course, in tho vain
hope Of making partisan capital
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BgECImR TO III TRIED AaAiN.-1ho
Bcccher case TO bo triod over again.
On Monday afternoon, Mr.. Morris,
counsel for Theodore Tilton, notified
Mcssrs Shcarman and Sterling, at
torncys for Horny Ward ljeechcr. TO
answer i'll now trial on the first
Monday in September Mr.. Morris
says his sido has new evidence, and
that tho caso can bo tried in ton days.
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ORPHANS COURT sALEi


IN pursuancsof On ovdss issusd out Of The Or.
phans Ooupt Of snyder county, sDd dirsstsi 10
the undersignSf, Admin istrssop Of the sstst " Of
Henry kssmer, late Of rnio tvD., ssydsr 20
Pa, decsssed viii bs 81 PEI oil 70 Publio Sale, On
the premises, on
Sdtlrddy, September, An 1875.
The folloWi Ing described Real EssAts, vts All
that certain msusaxs AID Tract OF Land situ
ate in Union township, Snyder county, Pa,
bounded ~ follows, 20 VT; North by land OF
Michael and Abraham Brubaksr, RAst b. land
81 simon II. llsrrolj. South by land Of osss
lrubsksr and West BY land Of Abraham Bfu.
backor. contaipinB
Nney-!Sren Aeres.
moro or less, on which are erected Lsrvs Two
STORY HOUSE, BANK BARN. Wagon shod
And othsr nscssesry outbuildiags . youpn or.
ehard Of choice trait 10 on ths Srsnhss, . we'll
oi excellent vassr near NO door. Siisy Acres
vi tho above tract OF land IL cleared And undsr
good cultivation, che balance 10 good Timber
Land. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF
said day whom terms will be made hnownby
SAMUEL SOMOLL,
Jsy W. MO. AdministrAtof.
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GoyEnyon Boiler 10, it seems, n
sort o candidate and sort o not.
He is not n candidate for tho nomi'
nation, but if nominated will not dc
cline He reminds us Of tho young
hunter who shot calf, supposing ii
to DO 3 deer, and excused himself,
when reproachod with his blunder,
by saying that he shot 80 as to Int
it, il deer, und ~ miss it, il u calf.
-Er
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The Darinp Donaldson.

Prof Donsld son, tho bsiloonis', who with q
companion, was recently lost, after an ascension
hanPs. was weil known In Harrisburg, having
married there aud made one Of his perilous ae .
tensions frDm Market square. Donaldson was
buts young man. lie was born in Philsdelphis,
ApriiE, lsi0,iof Quaker mother. His father
was Of Scotch descent. When he was but sit.
teen years old he joined . minstrel company. In
1850 he learned the trade of ambrotyping with his
father In Phiiadelphia. In tho sum fner Of 1859
he became . professional gymnsst, and joined .
circus company. He vas afterward . rsvolin q
magician, the Insusger of gymnastics, etc. In
l-d2 h. walked across the Schuylkiil river, at
Phiisdepbis, on rope 200 feet long and loJ feet
high, and ended the performance by juniping from
the rope into the river, distance Of ~ feet In
isSt be WALL Cd rope st Dsncsce falls. Roches-
ter, N. Y, that wss 500 feet long and 2oO feet
hisb, one Of the most psrilous fsats OF tho hind
ever attempted In this country.
Al the Chestnut St., theatre, Philaislphia, In
1859, he accomplished, Tor the Hrst time In the
world, the feat VI riling yoiocipodc on tight
rope from the stage to the gallery. lilo made
his hrst balloon ascension on August3', 1871,
from ksadius. In a basket, going up u mile and
q half and travelling eight cen miles In one hour
csnsion september I, 1911, at tho same place,
using uspsls bar only, and going mile high
IL created In ntsn-s o. element by appearing In
the ttess Of sp acrobat aud shen shout half .
mile high going through his various exercises,
hanging by the beck OF his head his toes, etc. /.
lie has had great many narrow escapes, but
before b.. scysr been seriously Injured. lie has
landed In the Atlantic ocean. raced with =
thunder cloud, been out In q snow storm, run
into railroad train,'otc. This present year lie
has had several exciting adventures one In
New Jersey, where he cut his bask ct loose from
his balloon 10 sscspo being carried out to sea,
q nd IA Hing u great height he was picked up for
dead, but bs came around all right: But . few
weeks ago be vas dragged through the waters
The last oipeIition was hisp3i,h. sion.
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A TRAMP got into house in Dela-
ware county in which q young lady
was alone at tho tmo. The intruder,
evidently aware Of this fact, advanc,
cd threatoningly toward tho young
woman, aud wo would doubtless
have had b. chronicle another brutal
outrage and murder, had not his in
tended victim seized a shot gun
which she found in the kitchen, and
sternly bale him stand. Enraged
at this show os resistance the tramp
drew q knife aud took another step
forward, when the brave girl fired,
mercifully aiming at the villains feot
and ankles, which received the foil
charge Of shot. Cowed by this re,
ception, the tramp made off as fast
as his crippled condition would per-
NIT, his curses ofrage and pain form,
ing a fitting accompaniment to his
hasty retreat. Tho villain got no
more than he deserved, and had the
young lady stretched him dead at
her foet no sensible person would
bavo uttered a word Of condomna-
tion against her.
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TIE PnRESoIodIcALJ JOURNAL, always
welcome TO our table, shows no abate-
ment Of interest fact and thought The
number for August 10 certainly filled
with good reading, scientific and liter
AIRY. We mention briefly some Of the
topics which seem TO us deserving of
special consideration. Rev. Henry
N. Turner. the Colored Preacher, Of
the South Victor Hugo Experience
with tobacco--Ilow ! learned to Love
it. and how I quit its use etc, Price
of the number, 80 cents. Yearly sub
scription, $500. Postage, 10 cents-.ad-
dcd. a fine Book premium is offered
to each subscriber, at 500. Address
$. X. WELiks 4 Co., 737 Broadway,
New York.
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A BIO JUMP.- The Cleveland Lea
der says ; Tho jumping match be
tween Martin Birchfeld and James
Tanner for 800 "a side, came of at
the Northern Ohio Fair Grounds on
the 9th ult., according to arrange
ment. The performance was wit
messed by q largo number Of the
sporting fraternity, and was highly
enjoyed by all.
The conditions OF the match were,
that each was TO have the privilege oil
six trials OF three continuous stand
ing jumps with weights.
Birchgeld was the favorite through
out. On his first trial Birchtield d
stretched out thirty five feet, and
nine inches, and the nearest approach
Tanner made to this was thirty five
feet and fve inchos.
After the match was finished, John
Croker, horse trainer, stepped out
and offered to wager $500 that he
could beat any man on the ground.
As no one seemed disposed to accept
his offor, he picked up the weights
for an exhibition jump, and on
measurement II was found that he
had jumped exactly thirty.uine feet.
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RgMENBRR this fact in connection
with tho charges Of fraudulent treas
ury management: Under Demo
cratic administration the debt III
creased, nnd roal estate was taxed ;
under the Republicans, the debt has
rapidly decreased, and there il no
tax on real estate.
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HoS. A. II. DiLle Of Union county,
HIS formally announced chat he il not
a candidate for tho Democratic nom
nation for tho Govornorship OF
p,nnsylynrin.
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skS The American rihemen have
done brilliant shooting in Ireland
and England, having won all the
prizes That have been offered thus
far. Glory enough for one trip, sure
ly
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ss5~The United States Mints at
Phiiade lphia, San Francisco, and
Carson dur ing the last fiscal year
coined amounts az follows Gold,
S3i, 100000; trade dollars, s6,OOO,-
600; subsidiary silvor and minor coins,
S5,350,O00.
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Sudden Death Of Ex-President John
c0p

Ex-President Andrew johnson
died on Saturday morning, July 81,
at his daughters residence in Carter
county, Tennessee, ut about two
o'clock. Ho was stricken with par
alysis on Wednesday night tpreceding
and never spoke aftorward
Andrew johnson was born Sep
tember ~, 1893, in Raleigh, North
Carolina. Having lost his father at
au early age, and his family being
in INDECENT circumstances he was ap.
prcnticed TO II tailor at ten years Of
age, whom he served seven Years
During his apprenticeship he ezhib.
tied great anxiety TO cducnte himself
In 1853 ho was elected Governor OF
Tennessee, and again in 1865. In
1857 he was elected 10 the United
states Senate, and in 1861 when the
war broke out he was found among
the few Democratic Senators and
Representatives from the South on
the side OF his country and against
secession. He served out his term
and in 1863 he was appointed by
President Lincoln Provisional Gov
crnor OF Tennessee. In 1864 ho was
nominated by the Republicans for
Vice President and elected. After
tho assassination Of Lincoln he be.
came President, and at the COM
meucement Of his administration was
extremely bitter towards rebels, but
in n short time changed his policy,
and in tho legislation OF Congress
with respect to the Southern States
sided with the late rebels or Conser-
vatives This caused u separation
from his Union friends, and the
Democratic party adoptolh his policy.
Jn 1865, ho supported Seymour for
President, and after the election Of
President Grant returned to Ten
nesscc, whore ho remained until last
winter. when he was agaiu elected 30
tho United States Senate by the
Democrats OF his own State. He was
tho only President ever elected to
that body.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 3.
A special depatch from Greenville
says: The funeral Of ex-President
johnson took place this afternoon.
The weather was cloudy and warm.
Tho room in the court house where
the remains laid was appropriately
decorated. The casket, was plain,
but elegant, and before noon fully
five thousand persons were assem-
blcd to attond tho burial.
Nothing whatever OF An unpleas-
ant nature happened to mar the
mourutal harmony Of the solemn oc-
casion' Order aud quiet roigned
during tho whole day, and tho re-
spoct'ul silence Of the large con-
course of people was u fitting tri-
butte TO his memory.
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SS REWARD.

IN Sunday July 25tb, inst, dur
family, In Centre tovnsnip, snns thief or thieves
entered his houss en- stois - "Americsn Lover
Waich.' The wsteh has . yellow fArs, aud .
dint In one OF the cases. TIE sbovs reward will
be paid for the safe return ofths vstch.
HARRY BOwERSOx,
Centre twp . July ~, IsYo -.
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IT ,EvI KEPLER,
Notary Public, Surveyor, COnVeyanCer,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.

Deeds Bonds and Mortgages prepared and n
kinds or conyeyancing attended to promptly
with ncatnoss and accuracy.
Special attention given tobuyinK and selling
Real Estate. Once in Fremont, Snyder 10.
pa \. o. Address, Mt. Pleasant Ailii, sn ydor
co., fenna Aug, o. 't6,
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22,899,25O

duo In 1882, payable at tho op'
ton Of the State after February !,
1877
tDue in 1892, payable at the op-
ton Of the State after February /,
1882.
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9k IN e1f1per day. Agents wanted. All eIasses
~ " vLuof working people Of both SEXES, Young
aud old, mako moro money Ut work fpr tn, In
their own localities, during their .ps ro moments
employment that viii pay handsomely for every
hours work. Full PARTICULARS, terms, &C., sent
free. send us your address " once. Don't DELAY.
moss eissvhere, until you have learned what Ve
onsr: q sriusos + Co., Portisnd, Maine. :
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A SSAEEIN A JUa.-Ths Newton
(Md) Gazotte says: A few days since
u little child Of Mr.. Gideon Mason,
who lives few miles from 10 wn, was
bitten by snake under tho follow
ing peculiar circumstances; A jug of
wator had been taken into the harve 81
field and placed under q tree noar
which the child was playing. The
neck Of the jug had been broken off,
and sometime during tho day a cop
perhead snake had crawlod in the
jug, and the child, having thrust its
finger into the hole in the jug, was
surprised to feel something suddenly
seize it. Its cries brought somo OF
the farm hands to it's assistance, and
the snake WAS pulled ont Of the jug
With its fsngs still fastened in the
hand OF the child. Antidotes wore
Immediately applied, and at last ac-
counts the little one WAS doing we'll
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Tbe mn

Al UUI VN - NV VIlOT, - HB uN-
L n dtrsigned having becn appointed Auditor
by the Orphans Court Of Nay Term A, u. lsys, to
make distribution of the tfsnds IN III. hands Of
Jsmea N. vansandt, Administrstos OF che Estate
" Hiram Schwenh deed, to aud among thoss en-.
tited hereby gives notice 'hst he will proceed 10
discharge the duties Of hts sppol u tmont, at hts
otico I'm tho Borough Of MiidleburR, Snyder Co.
ia. on the Seventh day OF September next, at 10
O'Clock A. vi. ofsad isy, whom all persons inter
es,cd msy be present II thoy dssire,
l.. n. MYERS.
Aug. b,'76. Auditor
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'HE Undersigned Executors OF the
- Estate ofdeo. A. Boyer. late of Centre town.
late residence Of said deccasec. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST goth, 1875,
The Following Valuable Real Estats to wit /:
Tract No. 1-Containing 1io Acres
and lit pcrchss more or less. adjoining lands Of
Washineton Bailey. Adam Musser, and others.
100 Acres are cleared and balance we'll timber
ed, the improvements are n Large Dwelling
House. Bank Barn and other outbuiidipgs, o
good Orchard, and q spring OF water near the
house.
Tract No. "A tract of land contain
Ing 70 Acres and =, perches moro or loss, ado In.
Ing lands % the estate of George Young deed
Henry Henry Wo,Ioy, John, John bailey, wa.tinstOn
cleared, and other part vol tiInbercj.
Tract No. IA tract of land contain.
Ing ~ Acres and 100 perchcs, adjoining lands Of
widow Nap, lsasc swarm, John Bailey and
others part OF which 10 cleared and balsnce
well timoerod, on which arc erected q House
and Barn, and other improvements, Q goo d
spring OF water and orchard.
Tract No A trnct of land contain.
Ing Is Acres and q pcrches, adjoining adj joining
,snds Of John aruLb. Polly Drummer, John
erected Dwelling House and Shop, an orchard
OF different kinds OF fruit. and Q good Spring Of
water near the house.
Tract. No. "a tract Of land con-
iainisg ~ acres and 2s psrclses, sdJoiniDs lands
eli cleared, on which sre erected dvsiiins housc
snd stable, with fruit trees snd On excellent
spring Of water.
Tract No. @. "A tract Of land con-
t.ining ~ scses and n porches, sdJoiniug lsnds
SO Biisc, and oihcss ssoU o.e HGf sssr.d. the
balspos In good timber The fmppovsnsnts ars
dwelling house, stable, we'll Of water Ald good
m
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CANCERS

Removed without pain, or tho $50 Of either cAuss
lics or the knife, and "a ADicALLY CURHp. IfpAiu.
'ul, and en- open nices form ed medic ines vill be
Sent by Express 10 Eive prompt relief Consul.
BOOK with descriptive Csses, References and
testimonials. DRs. PARK h MCLEISI.
No. 81 East 10 street, New iVrk. 3
Aug. I,T3.eni.
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L. +. Knnkel's Ritter Vino of Iron.

Has nevcnbeen hnown TO tail In the cure Of
weakness, attended With symptoms, indisposi>
srsa,bips @ Ren.rsi %.asns S"i,of rSEs OF Sa.s.s O.
~osh, nervous trembling dfesdfgl horror OF
death. niyht swcats, cold feet, weakness, dim
ness ~ vision, iansaor. sni,srsai lassitude OF
dyspoptic tystem, hot hands, 1ushinx Of tho
body, dryness Of tho skin, pallid countenance
rain ia he b.ea hss""s. "f n. sye1. tIS Sgps
temporary .1taslon and los. Of sight want Of
a weakness, aud to remedy that use y. j.. Kun.
kel's Bitter Vino of Iron. ltnevsr falls. Thou.
sands arc now enjoying health Who have used
Take only h, 8. .Kunssrs. Depot and ofsco 10.
$50 North Ninth ST., PhiladelphiA, Pa.
ASK tor Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been ~ thoroughly
tested by all cln sses of the community%hat II IL
now deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine.
II costs but little, purines tho blood and gives
tone to tho stomach. renovatcs the system and
prolongs life.
nov only ask trial Of this valuable tonic
pr.es 81 per bottle: Z. kuSkEi.. solo
philadelphia, Pa. Ask for Kunk.i's Dittsr
W Inc OF Iron. and take no other. II Is sold only
In 81 bottles, with photograph Of tho proprietor
On On si shcs w,spPsr' oil other Is counterfeit Sold
Tapo Worm Removed Alive
Head and all compiets In two hours. No fee
till head passes. Seat, Pla and stomach worms
removed by Dr.. kunksi. a,s North Ninth St.
kunksls Worm syrsp. rrios ", and suArAn.
tesd. send for circular.
A yoiosyRos sswEDHs.-Am msriosn Chemists
.S' nsesSSa T.. sPisSia sy y IN aHs S
Haii's vssstabyo Sicili'n Hsir Rsnsssf. 10 my
practice st ths "Ssrsnmsr Hotel" and eAn say
II Si, restore sray lair to its or. aicoior IL
l. eDNIely harmless, and IL . valuable remedy
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The CIos In the sinking Fund.

no DINto iTt|tSuTtT, Au'ilJOr pCu
oral and Secretary OF tho Common
wealth, composing tho board OF
Commissioner Of tho Sinking Fund,
met yesterday at tho capitol, and
having in conformity, with law APP
piled tho entire balance in the Sink,
ing Fund to tho payment Of tho
public debt, transcondcd the require
mcnts OF the law by calling in and
stopping interest, after tho first day
of November next, upon the sum Of
$4,000 Of State indebtedness, for
tho redemption Of which tho Sinking
Fund was not in immediate condi>
ton, relying probably upon tho re-
ccipts Of tho next two months to
provide for its payment.
Tho dobt thus called for redemp-
ton, amounting to Sj0S,0l8 26, in
cludes all indebtedness Of tho Com
monwealth which has mstured, or
will mature, before 1877. Tho Sink
ing Fund Commission is thus brought
TO dead halt in its operations.
Tho Commissioners cannot go into
open market to purchase tho State
Loan at premium-nor can they
stop interest Oh any portion OF it un-
til it becomes duo in 1877. Until
legislation is had to provide for the
difficulty the Commission IL power
lcss and in the meantime what is
10 become of tho Democratic clainor
over the mismanagcmont Of the
Sinking FUND.- How can it be mis-
managed when ii cannot bo manag-
od at oil.
With three months yet intorven-
ing previous to the Gubornatorial
election, this action Of the Commis-
sioners, virtually taking the Sinking
Fund question out Of the CANVASS, il
unjustiiiablo and intolerablc, and up.
on the part OF Auditor General TEN.
plo simply inexplicablo, lie will DO
called to answer ut the bar Of his
party for this ill"advisod destruction
of half its stock in trade for tue pres.
ont campaign.
Formorly tho Commission WAS
empowered to purchase the loan OF
the state at its current price in open
market, bat tue practice was believ-
cd to cnuro rather to tho profit OF
the Treasurer than Of tho Common
wealth and the enabling statute
WAS accordingly repealed. Its re.
enactment would seem necessary to
prevent q glut in the Sinking Fuud,
unless the Legislature shall 500 pro-
per, relieving the State Treasurer
and his sureties, to loan out tho
public funds to the highest bidders.
The State loan is held at u preni,
nm OF from to . per cent. and il
mover presented for payment until
tho holders arc forced To como in by
the stoppage Of the interest upon
their bonds.
Appended il u schedule OF the
loan Of tho State, for which no pro-
vision has yet been made, showing
the amonnt and date Of maturity OF
each:
Act May 4, 1852, due Au-
gust l, ls77..........S3, 267, 800
Act April 10, l849, duo
April 10, 1879. ....... 100000
Act April -, 1853, duo Au.
gust l, 1878. ,,.,,.,,. 27s,OOC
Act April 2, 1862, due July
1, 1882, 80. 4e2,ool
Act February 2, 1867, due
February l, 1877. 49,. 1880, $50
TACT February 4, 1867, due
February !, 1882. -. 0,995,80(
Act April 3, 1872, duo
April 3, 1922. 2.......... 100000
22,s99, ,25C
duo In 1882, payable at tho op
ton Of the State after February /
1877
tDue in 1892, payable at the op
ton Of the State after February !
1882.
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Tho Industrial Exhibition Cos yAsy wiz sur.
n'th agents with circulars, etc., eto,
Each newspaper published In The town where
agent IL located, will, ~ soon IS q asnoy IL o..
tatlished. 10 sivsu an stvsrtisensnt. sdvsrtis.
the Company. such s6vortissmet viii ecn,inuo
In speh papers, as long as agency Is successfully
conducted.
Tho Industrial Exhibition Company is tho first
to adopt the plan 50 long 10 use BY tho European
governments OF isruing bonds when the prIncl.
pal 10 made secure and not fisked, but where
thcre is chance for large premium, an In.
vsstment o. SD is sure to return to the investor
e1l-One dollar more thau cost-and tho holder
oi a w Bond' may obtain premium, either of
go tiOo, 400 $500, y 600, a1,ooo, ~ 90, so 900
$500 or sloe,coo The interest, which Is ordi-
narily distributed N all the bond. holders pro
rA,a. is In this loan distributed by chance Pho
purchaser OF bond knows De viii receive back
hls Investment, win small rate " interest al.
ded, nnd In consideration Of taking this ANAL
rate o. interest. ho has . chance Il ths above
n.msd premiums, uhioh are simply the dis.
tribution ofinterest on the whole loan.
Each bond Partcipssss 10 four dvsvins eseh
year antil 10 has drawn . Drsmisn, shes IL IL
surre.dsrsd, the premium paid, nnd the bosd
cancelled.
The Industrial Exhibition COMPANY. under
cTs is si,ss .tsStisy ,ss sss ,ss,s new
The Legislature Of the State, pscosnising the
great benshts vhish will arise from the success
OF this entsrpfiss. have exempted oil the real
estate and property VI the Con pAny fsom taxa
tion and asssssmsnts for ave years and has ai.
80 conferred other great priv iieses.
Every Amerissn yho understands Ne purposes
Of this Company viii, sfs sscsssity, feel pride
In aiding ITO suecessfal termination,
Each individual who buys . bond becomes sp
owner and IN intsrested party, and when he
We've the str iucture erected Win his money, can
sey. ~ sided 10 svoct In oss country. tAs most
magnificent building tho vosid hes svsS econ,
palsee Which, In truth represents the Industry, \,
energy and mechanical genius Of tho Americs a
people,"
The nannfsetnrers aud inventors OF America
| are peculiarly nterested In the success Of this
enk Spsisc, tos ns1 sDason tAat 10 y 10 thei 2
hons. where oil 0str hvsntaons snd nanufae
| tures cen DO exhibited and sold,
The buildhs viii oon,sin s,uso.Do ssusrs sosl
OF space.
| Psrohsscrs desiring Bonds before an agency Ia
essblishol vhse Aey pssile, vii sommup ats
direct 9TH this ofnoe, from where they eau bs
supplied.
P.rtie, desiring to sct o. agents, or 70 pushass