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Henry A. Parsons, Jit.
Editor
THURSDAY, MAnCTI-t, 1 RT",
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Ways aud Mean Committee, it
is said, will report ts its verdict on the
Bubsidy itiTestiation, a reeonicndation
that Sehutiisker le expelled Irnui his
pent in Congresi and that Kinic he
prosecuted for perjury. All present
Congressmen will ho csoueiatad, with
the exception of Sohutuuker as noted.
The reinipositiun of the Idcoiiio tux
will ho a most unpopular, measure. The
lict that it will uceesitato the re-creation
of an army of offi'jo "holders,; who
will consumo most ot ita ireccipta, will
Dot recommend it to tho people, .aud ita
iquuitorial ch-irirjt.erjmtkai it oli.ius
to Arnoricans. A good stiff tariff is
the beat fVrin of tuxstion.
Wells, Fargo ifc forgive the pro
duction of bullion lor 1874 on the
"Pacific (dope" at 871,400,000, ol
wLich 826,330,000 is gold, and tho rest
tilver. Cullornia produced about 81
000,000 of gold, and Montana $2,500,
000; Nevada over 835,000,000 of sil
ver, nud Utah ; about 85,000,000
aim is tiic largest pioluctiou ever
roaehed in thia eouutry, exceeding tha
of the previous year by 82,500,000.
rri i . . ti, . .-.
x ue senatorial contest iu nest V ir-
giuia has liaally been sealed by tho el
ection of Alleu F. Capertotya Democrat
of whom few people ever heard until
the legislature bcao. to vote for him
One of tho singular features of the eena
tonal elections this winter lias been the
great tiuuibcr of comparatively unknown
men that have been ihoscn to the sen
u'e. Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri
M'est Yirgiuia, Florida and Nebraska
have ehesen such.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
appreciates veiy clearly tho importance
of the Centennial. Col. Sott icceutly
informed a reporter tiiat a capacious ue
jiot, and a fine hotel would be built by
the company near che grounds, and larg
aud powerful locomotives arc being built
to convey trains with great rapidity be
tween Philadelphia and New York
ri'i 1 t
i uis great rouu, uud-jr its present
management, is
cauy lur every creat
demand upon it.
fcceietary Urittow quietly informs
Congress that if it aJjouins before pro
vidiug buiHaient funds to meet th? gov
ernment defiet, he will use what money
he has (1) to p:y the interest on the
Mibiie debt: (2lto nruvidi' i
ing fund; (jj) to pay the pensions to
soldiers and tailors. Then, after attend
ing to other matters, if there is an) thing
left for the salaries of Congressmen, u!i
right. If not, all right. The probabil
iiy is that Congress will look out for
that deficit.
A bi;j '-railroad war" is now bein
waged between the Pennsylvania Cen
tral aud the Baltimore and Ohio. The
roads are now selling tickets lioru Ney
York to Chicago for $15,25: Cincinnati,
17,25; St. Louis, S21,25; Louisville
18,25. Between Chicago aud Balti
more and Washington the fare has been
reduce i from ifl'J to 10; bttwecu St
Louis and Baltimore aud Washington
irom ?23 tc $15 between Louisville
nud JJultimore and Wellington, from
820 to 812; between Pittsburg aud
Laltmiore and Washington, from 88,50
to 80.
The I'UUburg Telujraph, noticiug
the execution of Oitwein's execution, in
Pittsburgh, on the 23d ult., heads the
article. Lease surenderedl Ortweiu's
Tenameut tf Clay Vacant! The soul of
the Former Occupant Gone to Its Crea
tor. Without doubt the murder of the
llamnett family, by Ernest Oitwein, on
the 30th oi April last, was one of the
most unprovoked aud cold-blooded
deeds that the annals of crime contain.
And although tho muj.bfy of the law
lias been vindicated, the strangling of
one person lor tho murder of five is not
enaugh.
The rare spectacle of pronouncing
the death sentence upon a juvenile mur
derer was witnessed in the Supremo
Court in Boston, on the 20th ult,
The unfortunate offender was Jc&see
Pouieroy, the boy Scud, who was re cent
iy convicted of the murder of a little
boy named Millan, and who lias als0
confessed to tuo murdering and the
eruely butchciiug of a littlo girl named
Kattie Cuirtn. lie is ulso the same
youthful fiend who tortured no many
children to toe suburbs ot Jioston a year
or two since, aocouuts oi which were
published at the time, The boy w-s
brought into the court and Judge Gray,
with tears in his eyes, pronounced the
bentence of death upon him. lie pre
sented tint calui stolid, indifference that
characterized his appearance duriDg the
trial, not moving a muscle, nor seeming
to cure for the terrible lute which awaited
him. After the sentence he was .re
moved to the jail where he will remain
uutil the warrant ot Gov. Gaston is is
bued. Efforts for a pardon will probably
be made but it is doubtful if it will be
granted. j
'mum
Ihe New Soarte.
The President lias called a session of the
new Senate of the United Slates, to con
vene on the 0th day ef March. Tha Homo
not being in session, it caa on'y net on np
polntmeats, treaties, and executive busi
aess. The following ia the list. Heptibll.
ouns la roaiHii, Democrats in italic, Inde
pendents i" SMALL CATS.
TIIE SKNATB.
Term
aiis, A LIB AM A
1877 (10 UvUitfaraitt:
IS ('J Goo E. Spencer.
Term
ends
MISSOfRt
187H L'wii V liony
AHKAiStMS
17" Powell Clayton.
1870 H. W. Dorsey
CALIFORNIA.
1879 A. A. fulgent
1881 Nawi'0.1 Booth.
t'ONNEOTlUl'T.
187H Orrin . ferry.
1SSU lli. H'. Eaton.
llfcl.AWAn.
1877 J:ii. Saulsbuli.
1881 T. II. Bayard.
KtORIIlA,
1879 8. U. Couover,
lbb'l Chat. IV. Jonei.
ceonaiA.
1877 T. M. Korwooa.
1870 J. 11. Gordon.
ILLINOIS.
1877 John A. Login.
187!) K. J. Oglceby.
INDIANA.
187!) O. P. Morton.
1881 J. i:. McDonald.
IOWA.
1877 0. O. Wright.
1S7J W. U. AHi80n.
KANSAS.
1877 J. M. Harvey,
187'J J. J Ingulfs
KKNTICKV
1877 J 11' Hfventon.
187U T. C. MrCncry.
HI UUAHKA
1877 P W Hitchcock:
1881 A S PaildocK
NKVailA,
187'J.Iolm P Ji.aca
18ol Williuni Sharon
"NSW HllMI'SlIIRG
87" .Auvon 11 tragin
1879 " " adleigH
KKW JliRSKV
J877 F TFrelingliuy
sen 1381 T F Randolph
KKW VOEK
(879 Hosoce Conklin
1881 Francis Krman
KJBTH CSROLIN A
1877 M 11' .Worn
187'J A S Merrimon
OHIO
179 John Sherman
1881 A O Titurinun
OHKOON
1877 Jum-'t K Kelly
1879 J II Mitchell
PFNNNVLVaXI a
187'.' Simon Cameron
1S81 Wm A Wallac
Rlinni; iai.tND
1877 II 1J Anlhniiy
J 881 A fa Bui-nside
SOI TII CSEOLIK
LOl UlSANA.
1877 T J Koberison
lf,7" J lt.ln;aa West 187! T J.rattoreou
18iU A vacancy. tcsklisskk
iiaisb j 1 877 Henry Cooprr
1870 Lot. f.i Morrill, il SSI Andnw Johnson
18S1 II. Hamlin.
MARYLAND.
1870 Ceo, U. Dnmti.
1881 It'. '. M h;jlf.
MASACnr8i;TT
1877 O S Uoutwell.
1881 Henry I. Dawes
MICHIGAN
i'K.aa
1877 M C HAMILTON
1881 5 I! 31-ixey
TKHMOKT
1S70 Jutia S Morrill
18S1 G F Edmunds
riROIMA
1877 J AV Johnron
1877 Thos. W. Ferry 1881 Holt. KWi'hers
18811 P I'hristiaoey wksttikoisiu
minnrota 1S77 ycnr.v O Davit
1877 Wm. V.'indom. il881 A 1' Capcrton .
1881 S J R McMillauj Wisconsin
Jiississin-i 1877 TOIlowe
1877 J L Alcorn 1181 Augus Cameren
1881 13 li Druce I
SUM MART,
Foriy-third Forty-fourth
Congress Cougresj.
Republicans I'1 i'l
Deniticvais 'M 23
Independents 4 2
Vacancy 1 1
GENc R.AL NOTES.
Chautauqua lake has been frozen
solid from cad to end affording excel
lent and sale sleigh riding.
It is thought tha fruit crop in Michi
gan and other states has been destroyed
ty the extreme cold weather.
In the House ot the Ohio legislature
the bill to provide for compulsory educa
tiou passed.
1 ho first State election this year
will take place iu New llauipshito, on
Tuesday, .March 'Jth.
The Senator-elect, Randolph, of New
I . U. 1. r
a ptitctiina machine, ar.d one ol the best
plough.!, iu use is bis invention.
A biil that makes Shrove Tuesday
Mardi Gia. a leal holiday in the
cities of .Mobile aud Montgomery has
received tlie sua:.ure ot the Governor
of Alabama.
More H'ates, Colorado and . iSew
Mexico. The Siennte has voted to ad
mit them. Iu that body they will
wield a power equal to thnt of New
Yolk and l'enusyivuuiii. Who says we
do not rush thiugsis this eouutry?
Under a law of Congress authorizing
the collection of the portraits of the
Secretaries of war, duriaj; the different
Federal administrations, a likeness of
Jtffersori J)avb Ins been added to the
uallery of the War Department at
Yi'ui-hiugtou.
Ex-County Treasurer John F. W.
Thon, of Wyandotte, Ohio, committed
i.uicide. Shortness in his aceounts to
the extent of $83,100 is assigned as the
cause of the act.
Henry Smith was sentenced on the
19th in New York to ten years' impris
onment, having been convicted ot per
jury iu faUely swearing he owned prop
erty in oicier to go oau tor a mend.
The prospecting party in the Black
Hills eold mines write home to Sioux
City that they are comfortably quar
tered, have hud no troubled with the
ladiaus, and are working with success.
Ed. Smith Ta oero.l ou the imv ol
the City Court ol Montgomery, Ala.,
was put on the city chain gaag on the
ISJtli lor one hundred days Jor stealing
1103. liis place ou tho lurv is vacant.
.
Washington's birthday was observed
an over the country by a cessation of
1. . "
puljlic business, closing ol the various
exchanges, ami in a preal measure ol
the stores. Military displays ure repor-
ieu uoui uiHoy sections.
Collector Barker, of the Selma. Ala
bama, district, has withiu the past two
moiitns seized u stiiis, with a capacity
oi i,ow gauous, destroyed a,SUU gal-
eus oi masn ana ruu ot low wines, and
arrested io illicit distillers.
A colored woman named Lucy Haw-
tiiis uifu ju iv asiungton on iuouday,
at the advanoea sge ot 115 years. The
Umted States pension agent in tho same
city has received information of the
daath of a pensioner in Georgia aged 1)9
years, who left a son IC years of sge.
It has just transpired that in West
Buxton, Maine a woman, partly insaue,
has been conGned all winter in room
in her husband's house, part of the time
being chained. When discovered she
had hardly any clothes on her body, and
her legs and feet were badly frost-bitteu.
One night lust week a negro was
caught in the act of fastening a cross-tie
cn the trestle-woik over Hickahole, on
the Mississippi and Tennessee liuilroad,
near Memphis. This was his seeoud
attempt in the expectation that lli9
train would be dashed to pieces and a
chance afforded him to rob the bodies
of the passengers.
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n rhn-.ii-'i lam linallii, the value of whi' h chantrn
wlim ir .-kiKiod on Hie vail multinnle bo enjoy
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Inr 7ytrlai or I xil1 trrajtam. ILIatlvM
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F-jr I lvr CaHiliaiai" aiul ita rariona ayinn.
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uamlcat or t r-M UlcLtaiaiaat kill
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I e iiKl; -jonp"ly tiUten for eai-ii ca, to rorrnct tlio
(liti-iMrd anuu er reuivvu Uie obatiu.-ktoua wliirh
ca'iv il.
am- ir.Tfntry It'iari Itorit, but on
u-il4 J-iv.i'ii Kaarliv reNiiu-rd.
I it- '.hi-ai-Jtl.M. l-.it, aviraiTrl. Pail
t:"iJI tt tain ki-t. k"lt 1m !
lire, Jt.ick ul Loliia. l.'iar ahotild be eolitiiv
MouJy tu..-u,aa ra.uued, In cbaiige Itie ditenird
vim if ttit iteA. Willi ineu cUiii,-e Uioac
cnaiMlninta rtin'iia!.
Yur rM and ISralcnl S-irolllaia-,
Ur k.lr,ult k'rr iu largfc and ft-'iuent dobel
t jiro-.il! the cf ei-t ut a draalic ttnrge.
tar H vvr"'iia, a large ilnac ahotild be
lit vi u U pioULi.'-aa tLa ii-ji.-d efTect by tym
pa'.liT. tin ftrr rift, fjits eoe or two THIa to
l)ri:nti dirftliou and relieve the htoniAfh.
ir) ncrnci'MiAl di alinmlatR tire nloniar.h an'l
l:'iTr(-', lt-.r?"- the am, elite, and inviKm tcs the
rateni. li!!" it ia ofln advanlarcoiiH where
nil iirir,ll: '!i-m:ii;iur'lt eiiiata. Due who fr(.ia
irl-rtdy well, oflt'ii fiii'Ia l!it a dnae or thpac
iiU mikei hint ffl dflddly b?Uer, from thair
rlrr.iii? and ienovtin; e.fi-ct ou Uie (L-ycakive
:1iiuii(,
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TH: J. C. A TKHA CO., I'vactiecl CmUti,
LOWELL, UAHH., V. B. A.
VOti 8A.LE UT A14. I1KUUUIS10 SVEKTVaBIIE.
E. B. FOOTE, M.D.
123 Lexlsstoa Arenue, '
Co, x. 2SA St., NEW YORK,
fin Independent Physician,
TREATS ALL FORMS OP
CEE0NIC DISEASE,
AND RECEIVES
Letters from all parts oj
tlie Civilised World
8Y HIS CRIG1H&L WAY ti
tetotiEi a MsJical Practice
BE 13 TKSATIKG
Eumeroun Patier.ti in Europe, th
West Indies, the Dominion of
Canada, and ia every State
of the Union.
ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL
FRES OI" CHARCC.
Ko mrranrtal maairtnea or ir leunona di-nfra naed.
Eaa durlni; tha iiaat twenty ycara trratad succew
f ally nurly or quit 40,000 oaaea. All (acta con
aeotcd with aach caaa ara carefully rwconlud,
arhetliar Ihoy bo eonmuntcatad by letter or la
poraon, or ob.rvert by tha Doctor or hta aisoclata
Fhytaciana. Tha latter are all aciontWc medical
men.
All Invall-la at a dlatanoa are rpqnlrail to anawar
an cxtundatl lift ot plain quaationa, which will ba
funiihej by mail free, or at tha office. A com
plots avttein ot rogi'tcring preventa mistake ot
oonfuaUin. Case boolu never ooniultat, except by
tha phyatcians ot tba entibliahinent. For tree)
coiiiultation aeud for bit of queatlona.
A airty pugo painpblet oi eviilenuca ot aucceat
sent fra alto.
AWrut Dr. m. 13. FOOTE,
Box 738, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Da. Fooic ia tha author ot " Uiuical Cou.
mom BlKii," a book that reached a circulation
ot over StO.OOO copiea; alao, ol "lnjim nous
Tale," more rocaDtty publlahed, which baa Bold
to the extent of 70,000 ooptea ; aUo, of "SciKMni
IK Biobt," whkh ia now being publiahed in aeriaa.
cx:.'temt8 Tacua
of all, excepting the ftrnt-meiitloced wore (which
la out of prist), will be aent free on application
to either Dr. Foots, or the Uumy Eill ruiliil
lit Comptiy, whuae offlii la 120 Kuet 38th Street.
Agenta both men and women wanted to cell
tha foregotug worka, to whom a liberal profit will
be allowed. The beginnlnga of email fortunee
have been made in selling Dr. FooTi'a popular
worka. "Plain Hokb Tau" ia particularly
adapted to adulta, and " Cciiaca nt 8i0Rt " la
tout the thing for the young. Sand for contenta
U.bloe and aec for yourselves. The former answers
a multitude ot questions which laitlea and gentle
men feel a delicacy about asking of their physician e.
There la nothing in literature at alt like either
of the foregoing worka. "Science in STOar"
can only be had of agenta or of the Publisher.
TLA IN HOUS TALK" la publl.hed In both tha
Fugli.h and Herman Languages. Ouce more, .
'Ageuta Wantodi
ADDHES3 A3 ABOVH.
Ridgivtiy Insurance Agency.
Representing CfinJt Assets of
& a 5,007.744 49
FIRE DEPARTMENT
CerDisn Am., New York 81,050,000,00
Niagara of New York l,:J19,0fi3,00
Amazon Cincinnati of 850:1)57 17
City Ins., Co, ol rrovidencc',196,S54 32
iilrti UirAKTAlliM'
TrDvelcrs Lil'e & Accident
t Hartford 2,OCO,000,00
Vorth American Mutual of
New York 5,000,000,00
Equitable ot New York 15,000,000,00
Insurutice effects iu anv of the above
standard companies at the most reasona.
terms, consistent; with pertect security
to tno insured.
J. O. W. li. VILE Y, Agent.
Advertising: Chkap, Good, Systema
tic. All persons who contemplate
Uiukirifr eontrunlR with lif-wHiinr.ara for thn
incertiou of advertisements, should send
'2H cents to Geo P. Kowtll Co., 41 Park
ltow, New York, for tbeir PAMPHLET
liOOK ninety-seventh edition,) containing
lists of over 2000 newspapers and Miiiua
tes, showing the cost Advertisements
taken for leading papers in many States at
a termendous reduction Irom publishers
rates. Gut the book. v no 48 tf
JOIiVTTORK. We are now prepared
y V to do all kinds of JOB WOBK
Lnvelepts, Tags. Dill-heads, Letter beads,
neutly and ehcaply exeouted. Otlise iu
Thayer & IJagerty'g new building, Jdaiai
street, lUUgway, Pa.
s
UBSJRlliE for tbo ELK COUNT
ADVOCATE.
THE ELK ADVOCATE.
T1IU OLDEST PAPER IN TUI
COUNTY,
HAVING TIIE LAKOKST CIHCU
ATION, IT IS THEREFORE
THE ADVERTISING MEDI
UM IN TIIE COUNTY
&tvoU& UtlU Jttttrtst. tt tU SpU
TEEliS:..$2.00 PES YEAR.
ifjou wnt to sell anything, let tlie
people kuow it tlirough the Advocate,
the treat advertising medium.
T RING ALONG YOUR ADVER
TISEMENTS AND GET THEM
INSERTED IN TIIE
ADVOCATE, AT LOW RATES
Job
Printing OOlcc,
Thayei illaca'ty's Clock, RtJgway, Pa.
The bfst work done, and at the
very lowest prices.
Hand bills printed at theshorest notice
Call in and get onr prices for adyertis
ing aud jobbing. Satisfaction warranted
Orders by mail promptly attended to
Abdrlss,
HENRY A. PARSONS, JR
Ridovat, Pa.
NKW LilVliltY aTAUL.13
IN
BiDGtrVAY.
DAN SCR1RNER WISHES TO IN
form the Cittzetm of Ilidgway, and tha
publio griLerally, thut he has started a Liv
ery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
liujgiei). to let upon the most reanona
ble tcrmB.
TPiM Till alio do job lenning.
Stable on Proad street, above Main.
All orders left at the Post Cilice will meet
prompt attention
An 20 1870. tf.
The Weekly Sun.
A Urge eiglit pago independent, honest
and fearlass new?pnperrjf'&0 broad columns,
especially designed for the farmer, the me,
cbanic, the merchant and the Professional
mtin, and their wives and children. We
aim to make the Wekk.lt Sun the best
family newspaper in the world. It is full
of entertaining and instructive reading of
every sort, but prints nothing to offend tha
most scrupulous and delicate taste. Price
$1,20 per year, postage prepaid. Tho
cheiipest paper published. Try it1 Address
Thk Si n, New York City.
Elk County Directory.
President Judge L. I). Wctmore.
Additional Law Judge Hon. Jno1 P
Vincent.
Associate Judges Chas. Luhr, J V
Honk. District Attorney J. K. P. Hall.
Sheriff D. 6,'cull.
Prothinotary 4'C-, Fred. Scboening.
Treasurer Joseph YVindfelder.
County Superintendent Kufus Lucoro.
Commissioners Michael Weidert, Julius
Jones, Geo. Ed. Wcis.
Auditors Thomas Irwin N. G. liundy,
County Surveyor Geo Wilnisley.
Jury Commissi mors. Phillip iCreighlo
Ransom T. Kyler.
FOR SALE BY E.K. GllESH,
Masonio Hall Building, Ridgway, Pa.
VA1T VLECK'S
CELEBRATED PATENT SPRING
RED REST tempered steel spring
Vf ire, these springs cau be laid ou the
slats of any common bod and are
COMPLETE IN THEMSELVES !
Also ugeut lor
Weed. Sewing Machine,
Easiest Running, Most Durable, and BUST
MACHINE in tho market. Cnll and
cxiunine before purchasing elsewhere.
vinlOHI,
p' YOU WANT TO BUY
GOODS CHEAP
00 TO
JAMES II- HAGERTY
Main Street, P.idgway, Pa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE, WOOD AND
W1LLOW-WARE,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
A Large Stock of
Groceries and Provisions.
The BEST BRANDS of FLOUR
Constantly on hand, and sold as cheap
as the CHEAPEST. -
JAMES II. HAGERTY.
ITIXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Letters testa
'jmentary of the last will aud testament
ot l'Uillip Meyer late of Benzinger township
Elk County Pa., deceased, having beea
granted to John Glcichsner, of said town,
ship, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to niyke payment, and those hav
:ug claims or demands will make knwa
the same to the undersigned without de
lay. JOHN GLEICHSNER,
Executor
Bentinger, Feb. 25, 187o nlt6.
Hi
"jaVJ OTICE is hereby given that the Cora
niissioners of Elk County will hold a
court of appeals at their office in Ridgway,
on tlie 9TU and 10TH DAYS OF MARCH,
A. D. 1875, for the purpose of hearing and
determining appeals from the assessments,
and reviewing the military enrollment of
1875, at which time and place all persons
feeling themselves aggrieved by said assess
ment can attend if they see proper.
By order of the Board.
C. H. M'CATJLEY,
Comui'rs, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office,
February 15, 1875. fbl8-8t
A DM INISTR ATORS' NOTICE.
il Estate ot John E. Turley, late of
Jay towuship, Elk County, Pa.,
deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
paynieut, and those baring legal claims
against the same will present them
without delay in proper order for settle
ment to
A. W. GRAY, 1 . . ,
JULIUS JONES, AdmrSi
Renezette, Feb 25th, 1875-nltl
rpO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
L VAN I A. Your attention ia specially
iuvited to the fact that the National Banks
are now prepared to receive subscriptions
to the Capital Stock ot the Centennial
Board of Finance. The funds realized from
this source are to be employed in the erec
tion of the buildings for the International
Exhibition, and the expenses conuected
with the same. It is confidently believed
that the Keystone State will be represented
by the name of every citizen alive to patri
otio commemoration of the one hundredth
birth-day of the nation. The shares of
stock are offered for $10 each, and sub
scribers will receive a handsome engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for framing
and preservation as a national memorial.
Interest at the rate of six per cent, per
annum will be paid on all payments of Cen
tennial Stock from date of payment to
January 1, 187(5.
Subscribers who are not neat a Nation
Bank can remit a check or "post office order
to the undersi gned,
FitKD'K FRALEY, Treasurer,
804 Walnut St., Pailadalphla