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Literary Notes.

A serial story for business boys, " How
the Middies Set Up Shop, by Mrs A. d.
T. Whitney has succeeded Charles Egber'
Craddock's Down the Ravine," in wac
Anoke. Margaret Sidney att same time
contributes a serial for business girls, en-
titled "A New Departure"
Dr. Peabody, so long the the revered
and beloved college pastor at Harvard, Is
ENJOYING a hale old age in congenial liter
ary pursuits. His Baccalaureate Ser
mons" recently published by d, L"throI
a. Co., is having remarkable sale.
The Boston publishers are already send
Ing to the trade tempting announcements
as to what they propose to offer for the
holiday season. d. Lothrop q Co, who
propose to out 70 all their previous efforts
in the line of beautiful gift books, among
other elegant books will offer "Heroines OF
the Poets" Stabat Mater" anc The Old
Armchair" with illustrations specially de
signed by Lungren, Hassam, Miss Hum
phrey and others.
One of the first appearances OF the hand
some new seal just designed for the De.
partment of State at Washington appears
IN fac-simile in gold on the back OF "Ho"
we are Governed" one Of Lothrop's latest
publications
The Art Interchange Of June 18th con
tains a study in color of La France and
Catherine Mermet roses. These varieties
of large pink roses are at present very
fashionable and the study in question does
Justice to them. The illustrations in black
and white comprise two charming sketches
of heads, with appropriate decorations, for
sacbet decoration; beautiful River View
for oil colors or pastel; two Japanesque
designs for oyster plates; beautiful pat
tern of grapevine and branches for EN-
broidery or for painting on panel for over
mantel, and pretty little "posy" design
for personal adornment. The text includes
directions for all manner Of art work, the
Query and Answer Department being es'
pecially full and interesting The number
for July 10Th will contain an exquisite
study (20x14l2 inches of pink chrysanthe'
NUNS. Price, Is cents. William Whit
lock, publisher, 81 and 30 West 22d Street,
New York.
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Man persons especially parents-ob
ject to many quack nostrums as likely tc
engender or encourage love for strong
drink. They are right. Better die OF dis
ease than of drunkenness. The use of Par
ker's Tonic does not involve this danger II
not only builds up the system, curing all
ailments of the stomach, liver and kidneys
but it stimulates without intoxicating and
absolutely cures the appetite for liquor
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4 Walking skeleton.

Mr. f. Springer, of Mechanlcsburg, Pa,
writes: ~ was afflicted with lung fever, and
abscess Oh lungs, and reduced to 'oalki"g
Skeleton. Got free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, which did
me so much good that bought dollar bottle
After using three bottles, found myself once
more man, completely restored to health,
with hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of
IS lbs" Call at Lutz " Briggs drug store
and get a free trial bottle of this certain cure
COR all lung diseases. Large bottles 81 90.
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Tonica Necs: Miss May ltichey carried
off the honors among the ladies of the
graduating class at Knox College last week
while Victor Bender, of Granville, was
truly the victor in the contest among the
gentlemen. AS the graduating class con
sisted Of Al students-20 male and 81 fe-
male--this is honor indeed for our section
of the country. Miss Richey has been en-,
gagged as the principals assistant in the
high school at Elmwood, where Prof. Van
dervort taught for the last two years. She
Is at home to spend the summer vacation,
receiving the congratulations of her many
friends
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town $4,000 to give eight persons the fin
ishing touches to common school educa'
ton True, some hundred or more chill,
dren have had tuition during that time, but
the results of that tuition are not made
public. The remedy for this is in the
hands of the board of education. The
people want to know if 1t will apply it!
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That Dirty Dandruff.

Dandruf is dirty and disagreeable In ev-
cry way. II soils the clothing continually,
and is accompanied by hardly less annoy
ing sensation of itching. The scalp Is dis
eased. There Is nothing In the world SO
thoroughly adapted TO this trouble as Par.
ker's Hair Balsam. IL cleanses and heals
the scalp, stops the falling hair and restores
It's original softness, gloss and color. Is
not oily, highly perfumsd, tn elegant dres
sing. Very economical, as only . small &C
casional application keeps the hair In per
feet condition.
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The following is descriptive of the Cath.
Ollie church recently dedicated at StreatOr
The design of the church is Italian Ro,
manesque; is dissimilar to the churches
of this denomination the only one of the
kind IN the diocese and the second one in
the State. The plans were made by f. :.
Allen, architect, Immediately after his re-
turn from Rome, where there are over 300
churches of this style of architecture. In
stead of the tall, pointed arches and tracery
of foils, so common in Gothic, the solid
and massive stone half-cirCle arches are
seen over the windows and doors, and run
ming in long succession from column to
column, supporting the upper walls of the
second story. The form is that of Latin
cross, with the transepts reaching out on
each side, while the central nave is thanked
by two massive side aisles. The large
stained glass windows of the central nave
are designed from Raphael's painting OF
the Immaculate Conception, which hangs
in the Vatican gallery at Rome. The beau
tiful editice is constructed of brick, with
terra Gotta trimmings, and covers an area
of 56xl22 feet, while the large gold cross
on the bell tower which when completed
will contain set of chime bells, stands SO
feet from the ground. The interior of the
building is handsomely trescoed. The
high altar stands at the head of the cross,
while the side affairs are placed in the ends
of the transept nave, facing each other, and
are constructed of oak, carved and pattern
ed after the balance of the building. The
choir gallery Is situated Immediately in
front over the main entrance, and Is large
enough to hold a large pipe organ and a
pacity of the church is $50, which can be
Increased TO 1000. The total cost of the
building and furnishings is estimated at
$4,000
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Lemuel Milk owns about II 900 acres OF
land In the Beaver Lake region, Kankakee
county, which Is making as fine farm as
there Is in the State A few years ago the
land was a swamp covered with water, bu,
an extensive system of ditching has re-
claimed 1t and made 1t valuable property
The soil Is from three TO eight feet In
depth, and remarkably rich. He has plant
ed 900 acres to corn.
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. willing, Of Manchester, Mich.
writes: my wife has been almost helpless fol-
five years, so helpless that she could not turn
over in bed alone. She used two bottles OF
Electric Btters, and is so much improved that
she Is able now To do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty cents
a bottle at Lutz Il Briggs.
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HucklIn's Arnicn SnlYc.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chiblains, corns, and all SKIN
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
per box. For sale bv I.utz & Briggs.
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Stretor Times: There were eight grad
uated from the High School In 1885. This
Is the known result of what Is accom-
plished In that building. There are those
who do not hesitate to express themselves
In relation 10 the expense and the results.
II has cost the people Of this Congressional
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.Stredtor Free Press: A Ransom cores
pendent paralyzes our credulity by the
written assertion that young calf belong.
ing to John Lesley, on being separated
from Its mother and turned into pasture
with the hogs, Is being sucked by an old
SOW, which regards 1t as one of Its own lit
Ia
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Special Notice to Merchants and Dealers II
PrOIuCe.

Commencing May 18th, 1885, the Chicago,
Burlington IL Quincy K. Il. Co. will run re-
frigerator cars, iced and otherwise appointed
for the transportation of butter, eggs, and
cheese for the;Chcago market. Car will pass
through OTTAWA every Tuesday and Friday ct
1875 q. IN. Every Tuesday and Friday freight
should be at freight house not later than 10
o'clock a. IN. GHo. r. kOE, ASt.
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The Joliet Iron and steel Mills will re
sumo operations July 9th, after having
been closed for three months. Eight hun
dred men will be employed at the start
With q prospect Of steady work ahead fol
year At least, rs there are large number
Of orders on hand.
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The Right Reverend Bishop Gllmour,
Cleveland, Ohio, is one of the many emf
nent church dignitaries who have publicly
added their emphatic endorsement TO the
wonderful efficacy of St Jacobs Oil in
cases OF rheumatism and other painful all
mentS
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nrR AGENTS;

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
nsces by the single copy subscriptions VIII be taken
for any length Of time nj the regular rates:
r. IL. PooLRR Serena, III.
l. H. TRowBRIDGE Marseilles.
d. II. UEDERHILL Seneca.
L. T. VAN DoRgS, Grand Ridge
GEORGE II. HKRGER, for Troy Grove, Ophr ana Wal
than Address. Troy Grove.
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tn MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

Please be certain that the date on 'he hac '"oo' w
your paper indicates the time TO ~hi'h you nave pn
your subscription. II 1t does not please hoty us
s,s,e,v In keepne these accounts with many differ
an, snbscrbers errors are liable occur and we take
this method to keep correct accounts with mail sub
srbers II the label is not corrected within two weeks
After we should have received payment please no'y u.s.
We are even more anxious than you to have the account
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:

a sd vance, per annuln. ...,.....''''''''''''''T
II not paid till end of three months ''.'''''''''
II not paid till end of six months'''''''''''' %oo
BY carrier. fifty cents extra.
Fifteen cents year added TO papers sent out VI wv
ounty TO cover prepayment Of postage
These terms will be strictly adhered to.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CAST0RIA,
When abe was Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss she clui.g to CASTORIA,
When she had Children, she gave them CASTORL
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eteamboals ano Railroads.
RAILROAD.
On and after Decembsr.20. ] s.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court ndr street
usrrs0urg iitsburS the West with Pullman paac,
aTs att9cheg IN, =, and p ~ d0ily New.York and
Chioaeo Limited Of arlor Dining, SIN king and Sleeping
wnansport, Lock Haven. . m p M Cory and Erio
centre ana the OIL Regions
Baltimore washington ana Tho South Limited Washington
TPresS s Of rglnan Lalaee Cars daily except unlsy
IA and p quo - nis1t Sunday 6.i5 a. m and .
F5r Atlantic CRY, except sunday, pm,
tor ape May except Sqnfay, .:lJa;m
VIA Hallway and AmUoy a. IN. ~ noon. $40. p. W..
ON sunday $40 a m and p M tdo not stop at AsbuTy
For Did Point and Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia and
VIA a S aV ESs1 S S5s nn& d s every
Jersey cty affordinS speedy and direct transfer for
aSd as5 p M dsy Fro aasSgon ana re- go
600 l;30 900 90, $50, % aad O3j D. SUNDAY
Sephia, 500 co sos 7S SO $40 $40 Io4o iise
NJ l'2V $50 ESQ 3d. e2o 6;S2 72o G596 g:so
: 20 Ii,SS a H. $50 go O5j, s:2oi9:S5 1885 p.
FOR.PaiLADhLPHlA.
Express Trans eavo YORK via Desbrosse and Court
CS1' 7:20 s. q - chicSso limited and 10 washington
; and % Is n.rS a. H. Administration $50 No.
and 44O p NJ supday - a4Ires and al ,'sbp 1'"'
Tins leaving Nol day. except SUNDAY at go . ana
t 55idS Ct al rI r. iof GamdeR.
Ielurmng trans leav Broad street station FhnaaeRni5
n NJ Limited Express ;: "a and 450 p 10 l2ta = J. o o
as 3, 6.o5, $50 a ID. I2:49. I:5O Limited $50,
e;1 s P sRd N Via Camden m daily except SUNDAY
Ticket oicos sac 425 anu Eroadvay. Asor House
md lot OF Desb osse. ala onstsndt sTai Cot An!
ErschS Hotel. HoDos station. Jersey city, Immigrant
ne New.YorG Transo. oa any Will call oi and check
CHARLIE dsss "a ISi t General fa ~ Agent
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Tnancidl.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
BaHdboldeTs cloud cOnsiaor tho folowiI eompaativ,

coPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.

BsRdhoders etould consider the follcwh comparative,
statements;
COPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
par bond Of company bearing ~ inteTesl
INIT after 1896 and secured by mort gal n-s
lien on property part OF s2OV0OuJ proposed "a
.s Issued l 6Si mlesl.
$500 preferred stock bond part 0. GOO ~ g sou
pensat6 surendeng $40 OF interest," ahd ,or
difference Of per cert annually FOR 25 years.
Surrender your claims against the Company o.
siy successor the guaranteed principal i.trest
As this plan believed for various reasons neither
feasible there certainty your receiving
the Dor cent bonds promise which you no
surrender unlimited your present BOMBS with
power 10 Coppen Committee TO borrow money agatha
them to test the experiment
BONDHOLDERS' RESUMPTION PLA..
FIRST mortgage per cent bond part Of iG9OO eco
miles After March. 1882 tie fu per from Sep
TENDER 1885 then yearly Of per to os
paid an eah payment OF the remainder may
be years unless earnings earlier
msnts in whole or ri.
Interest az per DELAYED interest paymen;s hOsa
remain secured by coupons themselves which opt
alive.
Preserving your claim tho Denver Compa It's
cossor by OF the guarantee which viii have Ireier'
encc over ANY preferred common stocK
The plan furnishes peaceful speedy and inexpensive
lnon Of the question las tho merit being in the inter
tss OF company and SIS stockholders nstead 81 aiding
smother corporation indebted TO II get rid Of that
eebt without compensation.
w J. PALMER. PrebIdcat.
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uARLFN RIVER BRANCH

j \ new, YORK. y I'm HAVEN AID HARIFoRD3 X: X
frane eave Harlem River station, corner ~ Isl bha
Line oinave. Ihrd venue ~ across haism l,i
nv Tbitd Elevated EaiTOad) dabl except
S,ys a. 4 AZ 1850 $40 1000. ll:J5 a. q 500,
a 40 y a. 40 and 800 foI Port Morris casanova
100 poinO HuDi's Point Wes' Farms Van Vest VI OF
fupsous Bay chester Pelhai Bag) baro, tiy
PeIh ana New ROcheIie, cohhfcihR a.
New Rochelle with traiEr for all poi IS on the N " n Oh
,le New ork NewRaven and hartford RAliosa' onoie
line and Air Line Divisions; Ne"tana Ml c'ON H.
NeV Britain ana Sueld Branches and Boston ana All p'D'
East -, , 81, ,.,.-r,o,,,tc ~ a
tons a. 2lO a. No. lailY. except MONDAYS. .,..,oot.
SUNDAY trains New. Rochelle ana an lnleIh 20,
tnus az POO noon $50 the lstiei l.h conn,
~ with way trains 10 Grand Cent? 'u0P0 ~
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.
sr1rsr snORE RA.L2OAD.

80" = O.. - u. p. q. 20. 's. 'e~,o,-yup..r,
TN. BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FlNf- - N -D
4 DOUBLE TRACK LINE lOt ~ 'I-'I-'' ~
PLEASURE TRAY FL .rrft. vr-..
THE NFSi SHORE ROUi y ~ AAI't,>r11.e Il, II IL
SHORE OF TIE WeEIDF FAMED il Dt'l,'- rs. ~
AROUND /. OTHILIS or tArsKLLL - GGf Il n b:
AN 1HbOCGB BEAUTIFUL NALLE'
On ma a;ier rec la 1888. trains will leave West ''''
llou as follows ...,.or foot Of T,v -.
North River. 20 minutes earlier than i4o" ''' u ''
6slrot and Cmcaso $50 a. '6oo' $40 p m sleep
er- through. ,,.---...--o-.b
k55uo Rochester. suspension BiI CO. Nla-4i~ '''- 20 v
1e eco 10 D. sleeper and paTl2I ca "a o. o.,
Una ana syracuse, a. ll:2O a. ul 'OID ~ y IL
iiigiIagd P.'aeepsie and Catssli. o. II.@' o. %"
81. $40 -ll.40 p. 10,
vburp h gston saugertiea and albany =" 4A'%'
a D. $3.50 sG0 90. $50, 'lI:ih p 10.
"a oga via ALBANY ll.-J a 10. b., ,. IN
F.r Montreal aud Canada i-ast t:lV % n. . 7,r,,t,
E.piif,D LONDON n. 900, 'oloP u i0''' D
am Inv e1,a,t saturday. Other trans duy ef
Clpt sunday. ~ s1s. tiug car accouuOi -
80, y, f3,l,tlos ami, 10 OF ces: ioDos o. ,',1 ~
~ iTookiyn CYuri Sc. Annex Cloo, 10 - J., o,y,y
e,e West shore Stau1us lot ~ $50 '~. - Ion sI,
J st %orlh RIVER. ots.,rca Orders can b,
q tasrnre from hotels and res nv Si0E fTT
10, ~ cXrf ohlres. cl-'e-.t 'Psreeuurr 4 cont
30 Fruadway. 49,
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Eipi1cn0 Nollce5.

THE MrgCAyTnR TRUST COMPANY. }
NEN-YOHK. Dec. lt, 1857
A { the regular meeting of the Board OF Di-
recOrs o. the Mercantile Trus Company. held THIS DAY
a Dividend " FOJ II PER CENT upon the Capital St0rg
was declared payable aud after Jauu9ry 2 1856 the
as'cr books ~ the company vii D. closed on saurday,
IL. 4. DEMING.
Treasurer
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CJiulcr Resorts
AIKEN, 8. G.

nEZZGE5, 8. G.
.r1- ro7uia- WINTER RESORT on tbs summit o. the
p-av sad fT.I r,f.or or Sou uo'lua Tie D-.ILri
oman ca; o. the focsy Noui tains
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL
,.. ,.,-. .. % lime. send f.I Illustrated pamphlet
,.t.rf, i. p. CHATIILLL. II. .s--tgr
rrORV GEORGE. FLOBlDA.--Fort GEORGE
IotL 4 I.,,,. tropical ..aA t ilr D. o-'h "i lhe 2t
T1.., o., '. fr.u Jacksonville NO'tcr'1 climate" ieh
i .... t.. f. tur.t Dil},s W Florida rau". I-h.
..... 100 iu.lr.. Icle.fa . Op.n re iu e,tiy "'n.
t... -.I,.i lam barI.io1t. %. e. MANUtN.
~ .i' '.''' Sian.
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b.E- Cars through " steamers wharf.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- Trains leave fron Chsmbersst Depot for E9ge e
tos'er Plernont AMI Eyse go lo a. NJ ~ :; IA
V.PIsf. Spring Valley MOnsey T. 10 a. M 400 p m
tun1ays a. N
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
T. YORK. LAKE ERiE AND ME-TERN RAIL1ohp
Arrangements Of u ~ n I'M minutes earlier
r Daily cxoaft sun AVS Day - press DTawing.roo'
g. cbes 10 Binehaston Elmira Horne syile RuHal
Niagara Fails and pension ~ DE s5.,Pnt C'achei
sym@Daiiy. 'Cic.go and ST. LOUIS limited fTIross"
n extra ca1rgs Tor ias, ime. Arrives Meaaye lC q
m. Cleveas1 I'D o2s 10 81 ~ sec,pd Hoinna
fU6ao 10 m. suspei sion rcge g! "a n' "o7'
1ran Of pullman Day and slseplns coaches 70 BlRgna'%
tpir'ore ana rassaic 40 SIS 7:2o 80 $40 1920
II midnlr6t, Sundays 545 500 1920 lA5' Csc
e 2 IN, Ti i5 7l5 ESQ 90 1920 m y l45
80 ssi0 $40 800 C.lo go 79o 80 1880 M az
minisst snPsiy ,,S,' S4S $3.50 iO@o H. 1870 0''
patterson va NsT5TS ara C3 EGO sP l4 any
~ widaighL saturday ONLY. Sundays $40 a. IN.
s9serS s.iS sls $50 eco lo2o l45 $3.50 2So e.
sS5 cso F Sg sn I9 %a9 81 N
EeNbag ard Cornwall ESQ a N. $3.50 400 Bp ~ sun
Eoadou1 ana Kingston and Montgomery $3.50
sah osSsS ~ 5i5 100 1870 a M $50 $50 43o TOO
S:s0p m sunday 0z5 500 1870 $50 800 p. m;
ts sddeSrn ss una 9 5 $50 iY ioS n I3S @ m
ario and West m Railroad at MSinst The stops
PORT Jsrvs 40 1929 am 800 4:ao $50
p% sunday go isi4S " ga s3as s s}5a
ets 's m every sftesS %iuutes 5i5 70 1910 ever;
.rr ressts passage Room sn
Ss aasr Irsssssy So Cours
81. Trans Vest arrive IN NowYork at 7
@ lgSsSa Ign Is az iSds GEM pa.ss AGENT SsvYos
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TO THE HOLDERS or sTOCKs AND BONDS OF
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

RAILWAY COMPANY
The undersigned Committee OF Reorganization o the Den
yer and Rio raudo Railway Company have entered
into an arran cement the Committee OF Reorganization
Of the Denver Rio Gande Railway Company for an eE
cliauqc Of your securities upon tic following basis
ret mortgage por cent bond Of the Denver and
RIO Grande western Railway COMPANY With all IT'S unpaid
coupons rt ulortgaeo oaodated gold bond OF tho rcor
eanzed Donver and Granio Railway Company FOR IN
equal amount bearing interest % tie rate OF per cont Per
annum with coupons commencing TO bear interest FROM he
j., day OF july 1856 The rate o. $500 In the preferred
stocl, " tho said new company Tor Zach $1,000 bond
Tor each share Of TIE Denver and rio Gando West
crn Railway Company which tie assessment ~ go per
share shall have pnd share u common stock o' inc
new company and T. IN pres-rod stock OF the now CON-
pauy.
Above hollos requested 20 dcpoat their % urhs IN
accordance with the sam. before Dec - s. g. against -
eola To- receipts with United states fst Company Of
New YORK. 80 ~ WaIl7t
After such dat, and uat 18Th day Or Jannary. 1856
bonds and stock Of tho and no GJande o"rn 'H'-
WA Company VIII Doe received ulon tho payment Of TWO
Dor cent Of their face value
For f inform ,n a. 20 and conditions u ne ar
rnnrcmcnt ror.ro1cs is mad % tr agrrm'ut ~ wien
copies may Outlined upon rplrson at the ofir o.
Tie tinted statss Trust Company Of Ncw.Yors. No ~
vast ana 81 Marcus seer ary o. t'c committee Room
H. 40. % Ichange place
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NOACIlHAN. having thogou-h luoWlcdSc
I of Dan, business vol.a 'sc iu Ton d. I'D iJI ,
~ .il.ff ,..it.tuI SOW YORK aHi honesty iI
.,brrfr. Do. wiling Co v1is Tor W'''i arc " ''-
himself genefny 1S ',i. y ,, .ral o. broadway
NONCUNAN BY % gentleman Tor ms r"l'u-
I j man whom BE- can h.hy recommend. Pm d. man.
~ ar ,,guiry Adur.,9 j. 81. Is ln't -'.h'I
E'"''" ''y w .. ,,,, hi,
IOA' IiNAN.-A t'HiI'''' F'' ''- .. lI,u..,
Y Io,ss wishes to procure o., '" '' ,1aa. sina
VINO ID, II" .'h.l .rI , i.a. -.l Juv o. Address
me qua" H.. 20 iiDun, t tovn t.'i.c I2' broadway
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