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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-06

WARRINGTON. Aug. At 10 reported
that Jay Gould 10 contemplating q
severe blow ct the Northern Pacific by
building branch Of the Unisn Pacific
to Puget Sound. taking Cheyenne - .
starting point. While he proposes to
reach Puget Sound ahead of rivals he
expects TO make Q paying stopping
place at the National Park IN ths Vel.
lowstoue.
NEW YoKK. Aug DIR Tanner had
. large number OF visitors today. At
half past ona this morning be had An
attack of nausea aud vomited. This
left him weak aud he complained Of .
bitter taste 10 HE mouth. Soon after
he drank three ounces OF ice water and
then slept three. quarters OF an hour. At
half past four lie had another ft At 8
he got out OF bed. dressed without IF.
fort and read the morning papers He
then drank III ounces of w.t,r and
slept for thirty minutes. On awaken.
ing hs remarked somebody might have
tempered with the water as he felt bad
after drinking it. There's no telling
what they would do. he said. 1 under.
stand some heavy bets have been made.
At noon when he entered on the 3Sth
day Of the fast bis condition was about
the same - yesterday; his features were
no more hsGgard or piuched. and he
appeared in good spirits
General Weaver. on his way back
from the canvass of Alabama, said to
the editor Of the Wheeling (W est Va
Iatelligencsr:: There has not been an
election worthy OF the name in Alabama
for years. Their voting is farce
throughout. They openly adopt every
corrupt plan to solidify different pre-
cincts for the Democratic marty. and
they invariably succeed. He detailed
the method by which frauds were prac-
ticed. He says Democrats openly boast
OF this infamous business and joke over
the fact that sometimes after all stuff
in they have to fix up returns. After
the count. he adds, I used to think Til
den was fairly elscted, but he was not
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WHAT YoU Want.

IL mediciae that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
LEAST eapense. N. r. Cody q Co.
drageissa aud apothecariss. are nov
Introducing into the market liss Of
non-secret medicines 1.-THE formula for
the preparation Of which il published
On the vrspp~s.l which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar 10 thi.
climate. Our preparation Of tas and
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs end
cnids than German syrup or any other
medicine Our Sars. parill. for the
hload: our extract 81 Buchu for the
kidaeys; our Trochss for bronchitis:
oar Soothing Syrup far children: acr
Loaenges for worms: cur Copdit ON
Pesder for cattle and hon 80: our e
sence Of Pspsin fos dyspepsia, and oar
various toilet preparations are the beat
ia use.
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xou HAVE No EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsis or Liver Complaint.
IL there any reason vho yoa shoold 20
on from day 70 day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache.
Habitusl Cossiveness. Palpitation of
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash.
Gnaving and Burning Pains ct the pit
of the stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue. and disagreesbls taste in the
mouth. oonnins up of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. No! 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
Druggist get Bottle OF
GREEs's AUGUST FLovER for IS cents.
Yeur cure 10 certain. bot if you doubt
this. get . Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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Nsshers! Msshers:! Meshess -!
Are you disturbed at plight and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf-
ferius and crying with the excrucistiug
pain of cutting teethS II -, q Ut
once and get bottle of Mrs. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. Il will re-
lisvs the poor little sufferer immediate
ly-depenc upon il; there 10 NO mistake
about it There 10 not . mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell You at once that il will requisite
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief and health TO the child. sper-
ating like ~sgic. 1t il perfectly safe
to use in oil cases. and pleasant TO the
taste, and 10 the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the
facsimile of CURTIS 4 PERKINS 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold by oil
Medicine Dealers. Is cents Q bottle.
Be ware Of limitations.
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SAnslAls Advice.

You are aaked every day through the
columus OF pswspspers and by your
Druggist b use sousthing for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about. You get dis
couraged spending money with bat
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspepsis
and Liver Complaint with all its ct
fects. such ~ Sour Stomach. Silk
Headache. Hsbitual Costivepess. Pal
pitaiioo of the Heart. Heartburn,
Waterhrash. Pullness at the Pit OF the
Stomach. yellow Skin. Coated Tongue
Indigestion, Swimming OF the Head
Low Spirits. &c we ask you to 60 10
your Druggists and get . Sample Bot
tie of GREENS AUGUST FLowER for IL
cents and try it,. or . regular size for
IS cents. Two doses will relieve you.
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GAl.lEaRyIA.

SAN FRascIsc co. Aug. 2-The French
bark General Chsuzy arrived at this
port last evening 50 days from San Jose
de Guatemala Captain Raymond, her
commander. reports thst on July 7th.
in latitude loo s. north and longitude
lilo ~ west. he passed the forward
portion OF o vess.l lumber laden, and
With forerast standing. He passed
close to it but saw no sign OF life. The
vessel bad . wooden figurebead painted
blue. and it Is considered very probabIe
that it was the Mathilde abandoned
s1me months since.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. ARRIVED,
ship Yosemite from Seattle. and ship
Coqaiaho from Port Madison.
Sailed. ship Shirley. for Tacoma
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RESISTING THE TEReDo.

The ravages Of The tsredo in the Gulf
Of Mexico are terrible. A line OF rail>
road was begun 10 1869 between New
Orleans aud Mobile. Crossing ths bay
II 81. Louis. . distance OF two miles.
piles were driven for the road to rest
upon in May and June. Nine months
after The completion Of the road over
the bay. the piles began to give way.
and within eighteen months after Chs
time the first pile Vas driven. tho
vhsls structure had 10 be rebuilt. This
particular bridge WAS built on squared
timbsrs oovcrsd with felt and shsashsd
With yellow metal. This shsathing
vas found 10 be - sfioisas psotsotinn
10 ths piles - loas - II remained
Intact. bat the waters Of the Cali har.
bore we're found TO contAin somsahine
which Dissolved both yellow .ssal and
siae. aud rendered thsn worthless In .
few yssrs. the yellow metal lsstine
twice ~ long - the xine. With their
many milss Of bridging subject 10 the
attacks Of tho tsrsdo. The company now
Aud the coatest 10 bs ons Of life o.
death. They began inquiring. expert
menting AID Investigating. and they
have comc to the conclusion that ~ 4
preventive Of decay In piles and - .
rssistant to the tsrsdo coal tar oil IL .
most valuable agent. and for the Les,
Ave years they have been applying u "a
oil the wood work used In their bridge
construction. They went 10 IN expense
Of eo0.o0e 10 construct works - West
PascaRooia. In Mississippi. and the
pilea they new drive are calculated to
eatlast iron. Their tanks take 10 piles
At anything lee than 100 feet 10 lengsh.
The timber l. put In them al ready
for use - lar y .hAps y oonessnsd
sad steamed until hesssa tArsash
when the timber has become properly
ssasoasi. the tank l. filled with oil and
pressure applied that eoapsls ~
timber TO aosorb every particle of al
Of which Il 10 capable. The eoasunp
ton Of oil by this process has usually
been from twelve 10 sishsse.
pounds per eahic fooa 90 abcu
> gallon and . bali per cubic foot
Il Il nov nearly four years sises. To,
instruction Of bridges WITH cr.osoesd
timhers was csmmenc<d. aad aarin,
shat time not are has caught Ia IN.
asw work from pAsssng trsis.. while OF
bridges constructed Of uncrec.osed tim
b wAtchmea we're consinaAl necss
sity.
10 this connection s.me infsrma sius
soncsrniag shis pest---the tesedo
b Of general Interest.
The tSssjs mssiiis 10 an inhsbitans q
sAls or hrarkiah wasers. and livss With
IN timbss. the most al which has b<~r
carried oat 10 80 by siven Hence /
10 nos probable thai Il would inhab.,
The waters al . r>inlsas ccast II Z q,
translucent and jsliy like coasissence
vasyiaa h siss lro0 : essakass iovisl,
Bile TO shs aaksd eye - ssa sws :,
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Undoubtedly with children. attributed
10 a her causes. is occssioued by Worms.
BRowS's VERNIFueE CoMFIrs. or
Worm Lnzepges. although effectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
vsixable com bination has bs.cn success
fully used by ply sicians. aud found to
be absolutely sure in ersdicating
worms, 90 hurtful to children. Twenty.
I've cents Q boz.
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srswn,s noa..Ae,A a,anaesa.

Browne HouseholA l'anaesa.
10 the most effsntive Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally, and therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether chrou.
10 or scute. than any other pain allsvi-
ater. and il 10 warranted docble che
strength Of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain IL the Side. Back or Bow.
ala Sore Throat. Rheumaeisa,. Toash
ache. and ALL ACHES. and 10 Tie Great
R<lisrsr Of Pain. '.BRowN's HousKuoLp
PAnAcEA" should b 10 every family.
A teaspoonfcl Of the PaaasssA in . tum-
bier OF hot water (sweetened. 10 pre-
ferred. taken 81 hsdtims. will BRnAx
uPA COLD. % cents bottle.
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PsET TowSsEsD. Aug. 3.-SAiled.
schooner Alice, fer San Francisco.
PoKT BLAEELY. Aug. ARRIVED,
brig Tanner. iron WILMINGTON.
PoRT GAMBLE, Aug 5.-Sailed. bark
Roswell Sprague. for San Francisco.
August ARRIVED. schooner Ida
sohmaaer, from San Francisco.
Saiied. schooner Premier. for San
Francisco.
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Niehsls's lniallibls Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
manently every case of GonorrhGs,
elect aud Whites. NO matter of how
lena standing. il directions are followed.
Intsrnsl medicine not recommended OF
necessary. A cure guaranteed 9: money
refunded. For sal. BY n. T. Cody L
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, W. T.
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Restiessnessa at night; nighlnsre. ner-
vous twitching. etc, give way to peace
fol sluwber. tired natures sweet re-.
storer. by usipee Pfundsr's Oregon
Blooj Purifier. the Vegetable Sedative
and Tonic.
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The Boss LUNCH Ann rHs BIS,
BsEA you ~ill always 6nd .: tlse
Coasosdsa Hall. On Mil street, not
aely the best ef home made. bat also
the sxcsilcnt Hnmholds Lager B~er.
Asso tnrcsted beer In quart o. Pint
bottica. haiied ban and all kinds Of
cnld lunches 10 or Ser.
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TIE DAILY ISrELLuaKsCER Il
Friday, Aug. 8, 1880.
RAILROADS or THE UNIFIED STATES.

Poor's Msnual Of the Railroads Of
the United State. for 1880 has just been
i.saed It's contents include much mat
ter Of interest, from which we have
drawn in the paragraphs following.
During the past nine years the rail-
road mileage Of the country increased
from "a. 6i4 miles to 81. 2s3 miles. The
only part Of the country which has
shown no increase In rsilrosd INTEREST,"
during the past few years Is the South
ern States, which hail mileage OF i3.-
sos in 1873 and . mileage OF IL. 3s6 in
1879. The New England States. dor
ing tbs same period. went from sos
miles 10 8l56 miles; the Middle States
from i2,44I miles 70 i4.94i milss; the
Western and South western States from
32.973 miles 10 44,i0I; the Pacific
states from 800 miles to 237i; and the
Pacific Railroads from 22jl miles 10
1911.
In 1880 20 miles Of road comprised
the whole railroad system Of the Uaitsd
States; In 1910. 2sls miles; In 1850.
9.O2i miles; in 1861. so .o35 miles; in
1870. Sc 0I4 miles. In 1875. 7i096
miles. and ia 1880. sc ,4s7 miles.
A single years advance 10 evidenced
In the tsbls following:
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Don't forget to try the Bureau cigar
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Issil~A - Asvs = siee asasesment Of
eol"rsd sagSss Tor cAkes. -. u the
Barsas.
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0aRnnAM HvnR 4 ca. RAci6c Cnsst
AgsnsA Also agsnts fer the celebrated
Essey and Standard Orgaas For 6hss4
Muse And Rras lnsefunsnta sddrs.
HHEaAAx. HYDR & Co.
asgsi-deviy Eaa HsanciDeo,
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PROBATE NOTICE.
IN TIE Probate oouRr OF KING ooux.
i y. WasAfagssa rsssieary.
u tAs laatsss q Ne KsaAts II ssAn Treusos,

TN ZEE pnopArr norn,r m rvro cnrv
II. WsaAin9tsa Tmsis wv
a.s4
- -. - - = ZEN sseasos.
:. - e. IT.. : = s -:
sSs,.s"i 49, ~ ..E ~ = 49, g - 9
- - -. 49,. u ~ nssa seeseee
ssS aess
60 - 1ssSse- ~
ss..i,.s s"ss ~ S - 10y. re osoes ess
81 s1.sn,.s,ssss. - - sSse r. = - sss 49,,
ne ~. - -. rorsse. - ~ -, 49, y
Wssres.s = /. o,5ssnS - 49, 80 49,: =,
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS
N Office.

rlhE CITY COUNCIL ARE HEREBY MOTT
L ned to meet at the Council Room on Friday
August 9th. at7hPM.
au2 Il L p. SMITH. Mayor
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Dor .

LAcennsr, ". r. July -. 1850
the vifs Of ]. A. 6iliiland, Son.
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EseTay u office.

I hereby certify Tat Samur, " EuSaart
Of Frederick county, Sta Of Maryland.
brought before me ,nr subscriber. one ct
the Justices Of the Peace. in and for sail
County, tins 9Th day Of January, 1890, M
an Estri.v lrrs>passing upon his enclosures
on his Auburn farm, about mile :. f., Of
Car"c'in furnace, a Young steer about Nv"
years Old next Spring, OF Il dark bro va
color with horns.
FnnDK WHITE, j T.
Tie owEnr OK the above described Steer
will please come forward. prove property.
pay charges and take him away.
ilnl5 It SAnlUEI. " BUSSARD.
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THE
Engineering and Mining jour,
PUBLISH ED WEEKLY.

DEVOTED Tn
MINING, METALLURGf, ENGIN~
EERlNG, AND GENERAL ST.
ENCE-
Richard p Ro,Iw,ll, c E. NJ f., R.ss,,
ter w. Raymond, Th. D., Editors. WI
liam II. Wall, Phi. d., Department =
Progress in Science and the Arts.
1t is an accepted authority on nil qu'-
tons relating to The great mining indie
tries of The country. 1t it the oldest pni,
LEGATION of its class il America, thosoughly
Independent; being of the trade and not in
it, occupies Il jus, and impartial position,
which enables il 10 advise and teach with.
out fear or favor. IT devotcs much space
to questions bearing upon economical man.
Agcmont Of mines, and from time 10 time
illustrates the more important improve
mcnts in mining machinery and engineer
ing methods. Special attention is given to
! reliable mining news from all parts Of the
country, which is gathered by an efficient
corps Of correspondents in every section
and from an EXTENDED exchange list. The
metal and orc markets and gold silver, and
miscellaneous stocks are reported and com
mrntcd upon weekly BY experienced linan-
cicrs, who are unbiased by private interests,
AMI upon these matters it is accepted rs .
reliable guide and unfaiins instructor.
Gives statistics of production Of coal and
iron and of our great god, silver, and 9TH
cr mines Its scientific notes are M cpl.
tome of the latest researches, its trade re.
ports full, and its editorials sagacio1s and
comprehensive. II ENJOYS the widcs, CIR
cul,,ion and greatest influence Of any Jour.
nal Of It's class in the world; itsratrons and
readers comprising the most select and in
tcligcnt mcn III ever, quarter,
SaA,rrirlion,.at per year, in advance
Zoe single copy
Advertising rates on application
Al lrr.a TIE SCIENTIFIC PUB.
LISTING co.,
T. o Box .10i - Park Place, New York.
Jan % A.
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On Saturday Feb, 14th. at u M, Burtis
6 H. W. Bennett will offer at Public
Sale on the premises at Graccham, the
Depot and lot Of ground attached thereto
Three payments, April LIST. SD 81 a. 81,
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For EeeHlt.

Nv brick dwelling houses on North
Church st. opposite j. ltherap Church.
Possession given April ls,,
ian 80 Il INI% NOtTEN
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an CnurCl mas Dccn secured lOr the purpose
One of the most frequent troubles OF ear
ly childhood is imperfect digestion causing
Collie, Diarrhna. etc These distressing
and often dangerous ailments are prompt
" relieved and cured by the use of Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price c5 cents.
RUNAWAY On Monday morning last
Henry GALL living near Franklinville met
with an :ccidcn', that although serious,
might have been much worse. His team
was hitchcd to large wagon standing
in the shed. Mr.. G. was standing near
the saddle horse when the team started to
run. He cndeavorcd to grasp the horse
by the bri,llc but was knocked down in
the attempt, and was run over by tho
wagon, the wheels passing over one side
ofhis bofy. N" bones were broken and
it is thought that he has not sustained any
internal injury, but is considerably bruised
about the body,
Safe. reliable, harmless and cheap, is DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup We therefore do not
wonder at the popularity of this old family
medicine. The price is only % cents a
bottle.
FACTS ABOUT lS20.-Thc first day o.
the year and of April fall on Thursday, the
4,h of July comes on Sunday, and Christ
mas on Saturday. l. is lea? y"ar,and Feb
ruary has % days, and the girls will then
be privileged to so counting, they will have
the opportunity to do plenty of it as the
almanac maker was considcrate enough to
pat five Sundays in the month of FthHn
airy. Easter comes within n week Of as
carly as It ever came on the 9Sh day Of
March. The year 1880 win have six
cclipacs, four Of the sun md two of the
moon, bat only one Of them vii be visible
here, na nelly, the sixth, which Is partial
eclipse of the sun on Tie last day of the
wear, vrry early in the mo"njHs. \ very
ur,lana, thing @tOlt these cc!.pscs Il that
, three %, them occur ii Dcrcmb"r-a cir
c,.m>lanrc that will not a@ain occur in
many wears 4 total eclipse of the sun on
January | j. was wholly visible in Calilor
MIA and partially in Missouri Both cc)ipscs
of the mopn will be total, but invisible in
;, ,o,,
.''' vi -,''' '''
Winnrch's comet will make its appearance
~ '"' ~ = '''' '''' '' ~, -,
,''' '''''' ~ '''',', ,,,o
~ ''' ''''''7 '','''''' W ''''', 80"
WIN " S'''', ''''' "''''' ''''''' ,'''"
'''' - Wv
'0''' " ''"''' 10 ''' y" ''''''S
LEN CUM lll#"LpHiA -Ji't''e W ave
"ilir' on saturday AFTERNOON last was Il
Nc'ia)ic court room, hAFlhE Ill Inc h'':e-
>Uy G'nc"hItan'A '''''"hiaii'V' 'o''l"r'I'H
CONNECTED Wi'h common 'l'H courts,
Lawyers, witnesses judge, r.''!i"a az
icniaIs, c"nsta'ir' law BOOKS reporters,
oratoly and spectators, cSpcrmilV srnr'I
tors. 1t was case "l damages, III "h''"
C,r,or,.,c authorities Of oar town ~cgr &c
,cp,lllte Mr.. West drove "A borrJNcl
horst. over 4 pile af stone, in oar streets
,,... lark n"ht, arl Injured Il, horse. The
.,..,. i.,l l.,,u ul,.rL ;hrrc fiji. ,l,r. nur
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On Saturday Feb. %, at II VI VIM, A.
Lynn will offer at Public Sale, at the Gil
bert House, in Mcchanicstown, the Farm
of VI. l.. LNnn, Decd There is good
stone house and ou'huildingS, l0'
nrces Of land aud an old, established pc,
terry on the premises. Irrln':-nnc hal
CASH inc half in one year with Interest
Possession given at once.
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B. B. CLUB,-A Base Ball Club las been

patronage of his friends, in his line. lie is
worthy of the good offices of our'citizcns,
being n man of unlouhled integrity and
unable to work at any heavy labor owing
to the loss Of the use Of his right hand We
trust that he mly receive a share of the
collecting to be done in This vicinity.
1t is our intention to engage the services
ON an eminent artist for the purpose OF
life size, some evidences o'
debt, tlat we hold and that we believe are
about to pass into the REALMS of dead nil
We shall index and label them, for the con
vcnienrc of those, who may have amorbid
curiosity to view the shadow, Of what was
once their real. live offspring Of promise
with mental reservation to pay.
We copy the following timely advice
from lhc Emmtt ehurg Chronicle If there
is any cellar in the town wherein water is
known to stand The drain from the prem
iSr> should be repaired Damp cellars, with
aud without dccavin. vegetables and such
''''' ''''Ss "''' ''"' ~ ~ wa '''' i'''''.'
of Dip,hcria and kindred ailments. 1t is
astonishing how little precaution may
preserve WV F'''''' "'''''''' ,'' ''''', '''
no" Us '''N'''' '''' ''''S' wac l''"'' '''
"'9S "!'' Ut ''"'
UNIFORMED Tile ,",llrc,or. AMI
hr,irrrn OF lnr nAI,i4urc and Ohio rail
road anrcqr,,l vr,f.4.l,y in tie nry, M
form, recently ordered ~ the company for
them The conductor sa''s are o! heavy
hiuc clo,n with gold plated buttons, on
which, around the cugr, is the name OF the
company, With the m"n"Eram, "B 4 .. X.
Il in The centre. ia" caps m" also OF
blue, with trimming of gold IN the fronts
appear Tic number ct iIn conductor IN the
urdc! of seniority. TIc uniforms for the
byakgNrn are similar to those Of )hc con
@rc'"r,. VIII t:' execution "i the ""''ahs
Nl!ri ere SILVER v'Hltd instead o' go''.-
'Ilht,N.
~. n-,.,,.. yr r.l;, uu,.l,,,or ,Lc
.,,.,..,. ,,.,.,. =, ,,.,.. ,,,.ro,,,
T.. .,,,.,,, ,..I ;,.,.,..,.,,,i.. o,,,..,.
:! ~ ,,,
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is old and well c,tab.i-hcl, having been in
successful operation fox 81 years. The
purchaser. " 40 could sell ut hi. leisure
yonld he able to sell t. alvantag" all the
lillal.r and timber land and the pottery
separately, which ii is not convenient for
the 2grn, 10 do. 1t is, undoubtedly, lhc
most
DESIRABLE SUMNER RESIDENCE
in this locality TERMS.--Onc half Cash
on dly of Sale, ,hc balance in Urr year t e
purchaser giving HE note with approved
security bearing interest from day Of ,a'"
ON the full payment OF purchase money a
rood AMI sufficient A.cI wil! be executed.
Poses sion viii he giycn unon compliance
with the aho e terms. Fol further iufor
nation CAL on or idress
WM 4. LYNN.
AHrut for tn" hci"s,
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