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SOMETHING
For the Public to Know
0
IXTSABHBI9ASY IIDUCEHEITS
FOH mills
TO
PQMEROY'S
DEMOCRAT.
WHICH PATER Ha8 THE
largest Circulation of any
Political Newspaper in
this or any other
Country.
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So great has been the success of
publishing this paper since it was
begun in the City of New York,
on the 1st day of January, 18G9,
that we are enabled to give the
people of this country a better
newspaper for 1871, than was ever
before printed in America.
The circulation of
POMEEOY'S
DEMOCBAT
has more than doubled during tlio
past year, and every Democratic
victory, no matter in what part oi
' the country occurring, brings to
POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT
more subscribers, more Iricnds,
defenders, readers and circulators.
Wo accent thin rnnid nmi constant
increase of circulation as a proof
that our good intentions, earnestness
and determination to press
forward the fight in behalf of Democracy
everywhere are appreei
ated, and tints we are stimulated
and encouraged to greater exertions.
To make
Pomeroy's Democrat
readable and interesting the coming
year; M. M. POMEROY,
the editor and proprietor, who is
now relieved of the work of editing,
managing, and superintending
a daily paper in the city ot
New York, will devote his entire
time and attention to Pomkroy's
Dkmocrat. Possessed of
ABUNDANT CAPITAL,
UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR
OBTAINING NEWS,
with a newspaper experience well
known to the world, the public
may rest assured that from this
time henceforth
POMEROY'S
DEMOCRAT
will be more vigorous earnest,
pointed, determined and powerful
than ever before. Backed, as he
is, by nearly
A QUARTER MILLION OF
{SUBSCRIBERS, AND
MORE THAN A
MILLION OF
READERS;
supported by the Democrats and
tvorkingmen of every State and
Territory?in communication with
the people everywhere, and possessed
of thousands tiuon tlious
ands of letters giving him information
nnd items of foot and incident
occurring in different parts
of the eomiti^-n-he enters anew
upon the work in which he is en*
gaged, nnd to winch he has pledged
his life, his fo> tune, his constant
care and individual attention, from
from this time till we shall
te. 'Jk.
y i i pnj iMimjiiiniy
<?5nTtb??
Lohesty, and to the dotenoa and
3T^-of Dw*r*"4 &+
The editorial article* for
Pemer^F't Penoeral
''S7? T*yhytXT (\ \
the coming veer will be more t^tan
ever pointed, earnest, truthtul and
-J ! _f _# .J !
conTincing, as ycurs 01 euucnuun
and experience, governed by . a
knowledge of facts obtained from
actual observation, enable a writer
to give his thoughts with more
clearness and power with each
succeeding attempt. In
POMEROY'S
DEMOCRAT
for 1871 will be found, in addition
to the editorials no other Democrat
dare write:?
Ponteroy'a Saturday
ft iff hi Chapters,
which, for tbo coming year, will
be better and more deeply interesting
than ever befoie.
Editorial Correspondence
from various parts of the country,
visited for the purpose of obtaining
information and spreading it
before the public.
THE HOKE CORNER,
edited by a lady, " ELM ORLOU,"
whoso writings are winning golden
r _ 11 I 1
opinions iroui uu who iuvu inu
pure, tlie beautiful and the refined,
us evidenced in her chapters for
'! wives and mothers everywhere.
Live Editorial Comments on Men,
Measures, Manners and Customs.
Pomeroy's Social Chat with Friends
and Correspondents.
which has become such a feature
exclusive with Tnu Dkmocuat;
attempted by other papors only to
bo given up af'er a few weeks1
work thereon, but continued from
week to week iu
iBAUrDAVlA
rumcnui o
DEMOCRAT,
i
always with growing interest.
Gossip with Exchanges,
a live and novel leature of great
interest.
An unusually full and interest'
ing
mm, MPiRTMElT.
under thfeeditorship of Illustrious
Brother F. G. Tisdall, 8. G. I. G.
33?.
An Agricultural Department
much Letter than ever before.
A Mechanical Deportment,
wherein will bo found each week
something of especial interest to
all classes of mechanics.
A Financial, Monetary and Market
Report,
unusually full, complete and re,
liable.
Letters from onr Regular Correspondents,
in this and other conntries.
NEW TORE GOSSIP
concerning city manners, customs
and happenings In the musical,
juristical, theatrical and social
world?anew feature in Pcmkboy's
j Dkmockat.
A carefully edited
FASHION DEPARTMENT.
Happenings here and there in
different part? of the country, or
items caught on thc-fly, publishod
under the head of
BBICK DUST
i numuiuui) Dkiineu, ana jjnriet?
que Sketches of Lifis by "Brick,"
in the vein ot bis book of "NONSENSE,"
of which over n ban*
dred thonsand copies have been
sold by Oarleton, the celebrated
New York publisher.
Items of Satire, Bsws, Sarcasm,
Burlesque, PfUgfss aad fmp+
denes*
v . ...
in i i i 11
roneroti notozv 01
WW fow IT XI?;
from actual observation.
Full columns a very week tf
new, H?e end interesting f^duii
matter, original/ end Written e*
preaely for fra
Pomeroy'a
DemocratJ
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nothing' will be- left uttdoM or
nnattcnipted, to maka till* paper
tbe moat readable e*?r published
in the United States.
In politica
POMBROTO
DEMOCRAT
will bo bold, earnest, and?to nee
a word tbat baa become national?
RED HOT FOR THE RIGHT,
It will make a continued and
earnest war against tbe bond-interests
of this country, or till taxation
shall be made equal, till the
people shall rise in their might,
and, through a revolution, escape
from tbe bondage they are now in
for the support of tbe thieves and
robbers who control tbe Government,
which was originally tbe
best, but has become one of tbe
worst the world ever saw.
Pomeroy's Democrat
will labor for the restoration of
the Government and the principles
of Democracy, not tor its reconstruction
for the benefit of an
aristocracy not in sympathy with
honesty or labor.
Thankful to those who, in ovcry
Oi-4- - i? aI - YT 1 _1 A
oiute vi wie union. nnu in nimusi
every county of the United State*,
have so generously sustained Pomeroy's
Democrat before it* removal
to New York and since, we offer
the following
PREMIUMS
as an evidence of gratitude to
those who forward from time to
time subscribers. We send the
paper at the following rates :
Bimli Copies, per jreor .. |I it
Trrbs CoriKf, one yoor, to oo? poat
office, (wo writing tbo nam** of *uW cribera
on aach paper,) nnd n 19x24
itcol eugravod portrait of M. M.
Pomeroy, to tbo gottcr up of tho
club, whlcb la prlotad on heavy plate
paper lor framing, and will rank wilk
(be ehoiceat work* of art in this eounIry
.... fY 30
Tax Conaa, one year, to one poat office
(we writing the nimei of anbaeribera
on eaob paper,) and one copy for the
year to the one who aenda na the
club ..$20 00
Firman Coma, one year, to one poet
office,.(we writing the namea of subacribera
on each paper,) and a 20x30
ineh, proof print, ateel engraving of
Washington, on heavy plate paper,
in India iuk, published by Herring,
from the original painting by 8tuart,
to the getter np of the elub, we her*
ing the only engravings of the kind
in exlstenoe, as the plate is destroyed.
The eogeeving sells at $3 .. .930 00
Twbrty Corns, one year, to one post
offiee, (we writing the names of subscribers
on each paper,) with an extra
copy for the year, and a copy of
each of Pomeroy'a two books, "Sense"
and "Nonsense," to the getter np of
the club 4M 00
TniRTT Coma, one year, te one poat
office, (we writing the names of subscribers
on each paper,) with two extra
copies lor the year, and a copy of
each of Pomeroy's hooka, "Sense,"
" Nonsense " and " Saturday Night,"
a new book just published, to the getter
up o( the club... $00 00
Or, to Frkk Masons procuring
clubs of (he Craft, Masonic works
equal in value to those publications
namrd ahnva. saIocImI to
unit their desire, from any of the
standard publication# of the Masonic
Publishing Co., of which,
on requost, catalogues will be
sent. *
WILLCOX <fc G1BB8'
SEWING MACHINES
AS PRKMIUMS.
Fur fifty tit ?#bteriktrt, milk Hit,
A $M MACHINE.
For titty mUm'tfri, witk |l 20,
A 9? MACHINE.
Fur titiyfiut tukttribtrt, witk $180,
A $ff MACHINE.
For one hundred tubttrib*rt, witk $100,
A (Iff MACHINE,
a . * mm
vimAnm n^fii WTAfiM#m a
lMiwrAivr mm i
If yon cannot conveniently raise
subscribers enough to entitle yon
to * machine, aa a premium, tend
what yon can, with two dollar* for
each subscriber so sent, and the
L.t - f_ L. m. t- ? ?
omaiioo in imuih, iur ium priced
machine as you may desire, when
the paper and machine will be sent
as dlreeted.
For example, where thirty sob|
eerihers and * 00 are sent, it will
require $20 in eaeh, in addition le
the subscription money, to purI
chase a $r>6 machine j or, fbr forty
" ' ' s* ' . * v; -*1
$16 addition*
lad j*$ be required topnrabaae tbe
j /priced machine, aodaO on in
offer theae unrivalled me
'pobUea, beltarhftg tlieiu to l?e the
$Mfrt>laK, moat darable, useful and
i?*trable qrvfog mechioaain the
I world} with a view to givld^workHngttMn
+t ^deterring women a
Johanna to obtain a niacbtoe for
,u 7?
In many, cases a few gentlemen
' might, by gilding their names to
as as snlwcnbers, fecei ve for themselves
Thk Dui^at eaw week,
aoda roach!?e toV some poor widow
or 6tfcdr\ deserving woman,
thai fcivihg ber the power to oars
for herself and fiunily, and live independent.
! Each machine we send oat will
be perfect, and of the best.
PMUHMYB REHOTRAT
v A ^ |
as aw
; Advertising Medium,
, IS NOT SURPASSED BY AN Y
; PAPER IN THIS COUNTRY.
Itcad the follounng Certificate* in
Evidence : J /
Office of rni Commofwkaltr Co 1
ortMTivc Co.. 189 Chamber* V
Street, New York, January 81,1971.)
C. P. Syke*, Etq-% Publisher
Pomeroy'* Democrat, 166 iYov?au
Street.
Dkar Sir?Having advertised
extensively in Pomeroy* Democrat
during the past year, and with extremely
gratifying results, we take
Eeat pleasure in saying that we
>ve f >nnd it to be the very best
journal to advertise in.
We have odvertised considerably
in other papers at * the same
time, but have invariably received
liu rr.uatiul patnm frnm PnuVDiiv'a
I? vc? I v? ui ?? VMI * a V
Democrat.
In consideration of the above
facta, and owing to the immense
general circulation and very liberal
rate# of your paper, we c ieerfullv
recommend it to advertisers.
Yours very respectfully, ?fec.,
Obtn Fkink, Presideat.
S. N. Clark, 6e?r?t*rjr.
M JSf. Pomeroy, Esq.:
Dkak Sir?Having during the
last four years advertised extensively
in all the leading papers,
and expended more money in
bringing our business before the
public than any other house (with
one or two exceptions) in New
York, our experience has been
that Pomkroy's Democrat is the
very best advertising medium in
the United States, and we can with
entire conlidence recommend the
Democrat to all business men as
llm K/u>S ?"va <vr> toUiiiti Ia KnAlAttt
iiic ucov pu|'f>l vii w hivii wv uwivwf
, their ad vert ising patronage.
C. E. Collins & Co.,
Watch Manufacturers,
No. 335 Broadway, New York.
Nkw Yohk, January 80, 1$71.
To Whom it 2fay Conoom .
This is to certify that I have ad
yertised in Pomeboy's Dumocbat,
and consider it one of the vkky
best mediums in this country to
advertise in, and take great pleasure
in recommending it to all advertisers.
II. T. Helm bold
Opkua House Commissioner's OrriCE.
Hamilton. Ohio. F?brn?r? 14, 1871.
C. P Sykes, Esq., Publisher Pomsroys
Democrat:
Dkak Siu?Having advertised
tho Hamilton OperA liouse drawing
in some three hundred leading
newspapers throughout the conn
try, I have now great pleasure in
acknowledging that greater bene
fits have accrued to us from the
advertisement printed in your valuable
journal than from any of
those published in the other papers.
We hove received in one
day as high as three hundred letters,
the writers of which stated
llta^ tlmv Itttsi anon mil* aH vort !sa
HIM* IIIVJ M?\? VVV^I VIII ?\? W VI ?#WV
mcnt in Pomvrot'i Democrat.
J. R. Crawford, Secretary.
L
. Af. At. Pom troy, E$q.:
Mr Dear Sib?I have re
ceivtd a flood of letters from persons
in all parts of the conntiy,
stating that they have read our
advertisement in Pombrot** Dbmoobat,
and that hence they wish
to do business with us. I dothink
that we have had more direct benefit
from those advertisements than
from all others combined, dnring
the last year, and I sincerely recommend
Pome rot's Democrat as
the most valuable advertising medium
[ know in the United States.
We hare advertised very extensively
iu leading papers and peri*
odicals.
Yours truly.
J. D. REYMERT,
Preaidtnt Hertul? Mmtmml Ufa Aaamrm ?
JMrtf *f (U United Stmt*.
New York, Feb. 9,1871.
Nxw Yobk Lira Ivsubanok Co., )
846 and 848 Broadway, >
New Yobk. Feb. 90, 1871.1
O. P. Sykis, t?q.:
Dbab Bib?We take great plea*
i sure in stating that we consider
Pemsroy'i JMnoorot, of which
you are the publisher, a very sal*
nable medians fur advertising.
Very respectfully,
WM.1L BEERS,
Vice President^
#*1
arijrOther ad vert wing medium, And
we'em eefelj mj that seven 4n% of
erery nine orders th*t we receive
vj HNMt f<?.wvn uvuH wno My
they Mir onr advertisement iu
Pomeroy't Democrat.
Most truly yours,
r.. GEO. R. DUER,
General Agent of the King
Washer, 568 Broadway.
. ? ?
; Auacr or tan Roms Vmiix Mvvval
Lira Ixicaarcb Co.. or Milvaoaaa, Wis.
New Took, Feb. 81,1871.
Jf. M. Pomeroy, ?$q.:
Bear Sir-?Wo take pleasare in
stating that wo bare always noticed
the most marked benefit derived
from our advertisements in
your .jpapti, and believe it to be
one of the beat medhuna in tbo
country to advertise in.
hukselx a petka80ii,
Central Agente of fiortkweettm 3/utual Life
/w?rw<? Co., 160 Fulton Strut, Corner
Broadway, New York.
LIST OF CLUBS.
Bead the following list of Clubs
received at tbe office of Pomeroy*
Democrat f>r the month of January,
1871. Mention is made only
of money letters containing ten or
more dollars, as there would uo$
be apace enough in tbe whole of
an ordinary newspaper to mention
the thooaanda which are reoeived,
containing smaller sums:
Name. Poet Offlrt. State. Amount.
At? Uklnli City Csl?*36
CUM Plymouth Coon 20
A K Elgin III 10 60
OCS Ml Auburn 111 20
R C iiuotsvill* III 14
W M O Port Brrcn 111 22
P D Rochfeiir Ind 14
O F W Li-boo Iowa 40
C L n Boo apart# low# 20 60
T AN W Mnquokflt# low# 20
A L Logan low a 13 60
O 0 II ' SAf.dwich Mam 24
W A Atltgnn Mich 22
J N Pilot Knob Minn 10
W W O 1 iika Mi*> 10
tV Mo Cliillicothn Mo 24
O O NundA8tAtlon N Y 30
J DB M a?rdon N Y 40
. >I< If V o.
a i ii v/oinnv n i xu
H R 8 Ripley N Y 22
J W8 Greene NY 21 00
P A Corvalll. Ore'n 20
SG Limn Ohio 18
ZTD Millendxirg Ohio ?2
PAT Norih K*>t Pa 46
EGG Sugar Grove P* 28
II L D Mont rote Pa 20 .
T S M )h*gan It I 10
J F \* Springfield Tex** 20
D M P Salmon City Idaho 30 28
J M B Stark FU 10
WI1 M Rough A Read) K y 18
F B Fore.t villa Md 14
MCQ Springfield M**? 20
T O Ml. Clemena Mich 22
II S P Laingtburg Mich 20
T R llaaiing Mieh 10
N V J Port A Meghan) Mi<-h 06
C w Clay N Y 30
US 11 Ripley N Y 22
Ei E. Hamburg N Y 20
J G P Water villa N Y 10
S ES U N Whii'a Corner. N Y 06
GD8 Narbville N Y 64
Mr. R F Rome N Y 60
It McC Da Wiuville N Y 20
M B Jr WoiceMer N Y 18
N F B Pot.dam NY 14
E B O. Skaneatelas N Y 10
A r is Camden K J 10
II V M Duel N J 10
C W H 8partanburg Pa 00
W C IX Columbus Pa 48
J T Minouk 111 24
8 W R Auburn lud 40
M J B New Parte Ind 24
S C Leon Iowa 40
G BII Hamburg Iowa 20
J W Davenport Iowa 10 25
G \V Augusta Micb 14
M D T Alma Micb 10
J F A Madison Mo 20
*B"P Galena Nav 24
N K W Mavvilla N Y 22
OG M Cowlesvilla N Y 20
R W P Caledonia NY 14
CJ Y Montgomery NY 12
Dr N 8 Ooi-hen N Y 16
P W Sommervtlle Ore'n 10
NSW New MadUon Ohio 24 50
J B II Locke Ohio 24
J H 8 Shaccks Ohio 24
O W W Mannfleld Ohio 20
CFII New Comtfrst'uOhio 18
J II T West Lodi Ohio 18
CD Remsmille Ohio 11
A B ' Jlop Bottom Pa 22
D W L Corn Plant Pa 22
J 8 McC Tit us tide Pa 21
W J R Woodcock Pa 20
J n fi w.omUa i?. a on
ft I) R ft now Shoo Pa 16
W D 8*n Antonio Texas 12
J J B W Pnirleo Vt 18
11 8 Santa Ciin Col 10
L M Bluffion lad 20
C 8 B?ntoit(tll< Ind 10
I 8 Council Ulufla low* 20
A F Florence Kjr 24
W J Jr Winchester Kf 18
II F T lJaoaibal Mo 18
DCB Leo* N Y 98
U M ft Dresaervllle NY 14
WFO Attic* NY 18 8ft
O W W Victor N Y 12
W O Perry Dale Ore'* 12
H B M Brim Held Ohio 41 fl
Miss MGM War ting* on Ohio 94
ft 11 LoadoaviUe Ohio go
Geo Lots* Girard Ohio 20
J L ftuaaelMfle Ohio 20
J P II Cherry Ridge Pa 20
MnJ H 8?l*do Teite 22
W HB Annapolia III 22
U J ft aifto* lad 29i
G 8 Baadford lad 20
W ft 8eeaetnao| Ind |4
OWB Blue Graw Iowa 12
SB LoweM Mich 20
W MeC Colombia Mo U
WPW Lisbon NH 26
OAS Wbitefteld N U 20
I0M Philadelphia N Y 40
0 W 8?nd take H Y 10
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k O - Cfcreadai Y 16
Q J Ojtfind, K Y 12
*WS IWom-h Neb 48
W |rr,nu 3fc 5?
w 8 Bethany Ohio
K tt MontroM T?,, 80
J V 4 Lamb* Pa V0
J* J * Breckinridge Tww U 50
F M O Idaho City Idaho 80
W J 1) New Y Cli* NY 22 50
G W D Virginia III 40
B J 8 Stivlbjrville !nd 20
*JtB Ada MUe 0)
J G IlmuiN-n Mo 20
A Van Q Springfield NY 40
J K l)*ri?i N Y 90
N DO Catchogue NY 18
J L Wt.i Walw'th NY 14
BLO Hermitage NY 10
SMS Paolaboro N J 20
Win O Wilmington Ohio 20
A B Mantua Ohio 22
J A Athena 111 22
J MtDJ Sullivan III 20
J D Doreheater III 14
W B 0 Pittaffeld III 12
0 II Franklin III 10
W L Odell Iowa 21
1 R KaneaaCity Mo 20
SUB Parma Mich' 22
W W II Linden Mich 20
L> W Macon Mich 10
B H Summit Mies. 20
J PL Frankfort Mo 21
II W M Kenton Mo 20
GSM ArcofttiUa NY iu
W J Glendate N Y 26
A W Weatfield N Y 26
8 W O Bristol N Y 20
W C B Sharon Centre Ohio 22
J G Shi ioh Ohio 10
J L liiret Ohio 10
CL P*t Watbingi'iiOhio 10
G W F McKinney Texa* 50
II 8 P Pin Oak Texna 20
O II Oconnomowoc Wit 40
J Mr I) Peer Creek Ind 10
R McR Albion Iowa 16
8 M 8 Richmond Mich 10
J B Belfast N V 10
LR9 Fowler N Y 14
E Li Painter** ille Ohio 28
C E VV Lodi Ohio 20
W C Cuba OJtio 21
E M North Ea*t Pa 10
Dr C E C WaUonville Cal 200
WTCR Stalk Ga 12
T J I . Logampott Ird 22
R T T Grant Ind 22
J J Mi. Pleasant Kv 10
8 J B Crovdon N II 12
I) F R Sinclair* ill a NY 12
II B Franklin* ille NY 27 85
J G Braceville Ohio 18
R E O Man-fiaM Pa 24
W B W Rock Wall Texaa 80
C B VI heiMone'Ac) Dac'b 20
LI L L Cameron Hi 21
l)r W J Oak Grova Mo 20
V ill 11 ni .. 1 . . . %? a .
j >? M unHneKion JIO zu
0 L 8 IFetl Concord N II 20
8 W G Ro?? N Y 24
B 8 Kdlofijj.tiHe NY 11
C F P Camden N J 10
A W F The Dalles Ore'u 32
USA Co Pod* Grove l'a 00
J K Mc Jeanesville Pa 20
J L NY Dallas IVxas 20
A G LevtiMon lclaho 30
J C V Canton Dak'h 10
NV C It Dal ton Ga 20
D McO Oxfoid Ind 12
It H Carrollton Ky 22
M P O Finney's GroveMo 12
I> B Jordan N Y 24
N W Sotnli Dans'vleN Y 22
A M NV Sod ut NY 20 85
1 M N?rJv Ore'n 24
Til F Byron lFia 18
W U P Montello Wis 14
G R lliverton Conn 14
S M Clinton Ga 20
C NV M IPenona Sihi'iiIII 28 9q <
I) M C Mason City 111 14
J K Bellville ||| 20
J NV V Pulaski Ind 10
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J L C Ktnriolph Kv 20
J C G 8t. Paul Minn 82
F 0 M C Stewtritville Mo 14
W B Mel) Mounds Mo 12
w 11 V V Lodi N Y 44
B S Perry Cily NY 24
W M Mount Mori it NY 24
ES Mnrcellut NY 20
JLC Clinton NY 18
II W Cohocton ri '1 10
JOB Burdell N Y 10
A II Volutin NY 10
O M O Bleclier NY 10
O W U Uotelutrg Ore'n 42
II II 8 L* Fnyett* Ore'n 24 50
rW El Dumdo Oie'n 14
W 1) (iNimttai il|? Oliio 10
J I* N M? Kinney Tcimi 02
I) B G IVotxlltnd Cm| 42
J VV 8 Chnrleaton III 20
I) T P FrmiLfort Ind 20
W II Allnntio low* 10
J T II Speera Ky 22
A T Ililltd*)* Midi 20
P II PUinlUld Mieh 10
NSW port Gibton Mi?t 48
J_T II La Roy N Y 28
I M W Moha?k NY 20 60
N A Randolph N Y 20
E A Tatiaraugiu NY 20
J B Trunpsville NY 18
F F Naw Grain* N J 60
AW La Grande Om'n 70
J A 8*y brook Ohio 12
L D Patkman Ohio 10
T .T Mori intowra Ohio 29
K W W Twinnbury Ohio 12
J L W Plato Ohio 10
JR Co< hran'a MilUPa 18 60
OWC Fearlerville 8 C 19 60
I! 11 T Red Bluff Cal 12
TCF Marlines Cal 10
EE Prkeatoo Ind 20
J M U Warren Ind 20
J B Spans Ind 10
B 8 PlaaMntnn Kail 20
J U PaalV Mand Md 14
TKR Cold W*ur Mich 90
II O U Concord Mich 20
J H A i hen* ATtch 18 60
RED Richmond M<* 80
C 8 II Fulton NY 29 00
J 8 South Pultney N V. 22
i A D Kulg?w?y NY IS gj
L W Em* N Y 10
.FT W B?rgm N Y 12
ft 0 Hill boro Or?-'n 10
M 80 IF**' Lebanon Ohio 22
P E B 8pring*l|t? P* 20
w B Polk P? 20
I>W Brandon TFta 44
T B Bwcdoo III 20
U L Foraai Jflm 20
F W B Lvma N II 91
j II r K I'nimyr* NY 24 J
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P U Nortb Uo?ing NY 10 'wpV:
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L B A FliitonU < * Tmu* 10 T
nc, D?Ii? ITTrl! 75
WAT Rn??*iU? $ C?l t 10
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