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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No. 80.
As Acr. relating 10 Banks.

MS iercJy enacted By he General .9ssemly n
The State Of Termont That whenever any banking
corporation in this safe may desire TO close The
business Of such corporation before the time fixed
by its charter for the termination of the same the
Governor may, on application OF such corporation,
issue his proclamation, uxng and Designating some
day for the termination Of the came, which day
shall be AT least non,ho afIor ouch epplicalon
and the business Of any corporation so applying
shall be as fully snd eectually closed and torn:no-
ted as were such charter 10 expire by Ms own lltn
i,aiion. Prorded the Governor shall not issue
such proclamation unless /, shall be made to appear
that two thirds Of the legal votes o. the stockhol-
dors shall have been given in favor OF such appll-
cation.
Pror'ied, that nothing IN the provisions Of the
act shall be so construed, to deprive any bank
ing corporation in this stsie Of any rights they
might have, were such corporation to expire by Il'
own limitations.
Approved, Nov. s. 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
E6icS Of E'srInoaf.

no. "a.
~ Aor relating the Office and duty Of Sergeant at
Arms.
II is hereby enacted BY he Gsaeral .iss,rnBly orhe
State of Jcrmont as follows
/. There sua oe annually chosen hy the Joint
assembly of the senate and house Of representa-
tves. seargesnt alarms, who slal hold his Of
fee for one year from the drst day Of December
next succeeding his appointment and who shall
give bond to the treasurer, with surelies tn tho
satisfaction of ssid treasurer. in the sum OF two
thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful per
formance Of his official duties.
@ The seatgeaui alarms shall see that the
chamber, committee rooms, and iu5bies occupied
by the General Assembly, kept ia good order,
aud that the fires arc seasonsbly kInded, diligently
tended and carefully extingushed aud he shall
msintlin order among the spectators Who may he
admitted into the rooms 10 which the respective
branches hold their sessions and take proper mea
sures TO prevent the interruption Of either branch
or Of any committee thereof.
3. He shall at tho commencement OF each see
sion of the General Assembly appoint, subject to
the approval Of the presiding officers OF the two
branches, respectively, suitable and proper PERSONS
TO be doorkeepors, messengers and attendants Of
the two branches the number Of sach officers to
be regulated by the rules Of each house.
3. The sergeant arms shall serve oil pro-
cess aud execute all such orders as shall be re-
qu,red OF him by either house OF the General AS
sembly.
8. lie shall have the general charge and over
sight Of the state house, aud it's grounds end sp-
purionsnces, aud shall daily, during the session OF
the general assembly VISIT and nspec, all the a
panmenls OF the state house, except the public Of
fees, and take all proper precaulion against dam-
age thereto, or TO any property therein.
@. The sesrgeant-at arms shall furnish station
ary wood, lights, aud thing necessary tor The
use Of the General Assembly during their sessions
and shall present his bills for adjustment to the
general assembly, at each session, and the same
shall be made up and included in the debenures o
the house Of representatives.
Z. The scsfgesnlat.arms shall perform OH nc
duties required by law Of the surveyor q pooh'
buildings, and the office Of surveyor OF public
buildings Eom and after the frs; day Of Deceu'be
next, shall be abolished.
g. The sesrgeant.st-arms shall receive the SAINT
pay as a member Of the general assembly, AM
such compensation for bic IN the rccess,s
shall be allowed By the general assembly, To b
made up and included The de5entures Of The tous
Of representatives.
o. THIS &c, shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved, Ocl. &c, 1893.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No. -.

~ AoT, making appropriations ioI the seaport Of gov
cTnmfnI
II 's brrc]y csacfei ~ hf Gcg,rai .IsseHtly u he
o'"t' 81 juW0ai as7o'iows
J. The e0m of fory.Gve thonvoud dollsrs %
hereby appropriated. f,r The porpose Of paying The
ao5cnl1res of the cnant-Guycruor. the senate
and The hopse of representatives. and the con'iu
gcni expenses uf The General Assembly. ,hc dc
b'ntre Of the auditor Of accounts. such salaries
as are provided by laa and ouch sumo as ore drec-
ted 10y special Gets o. the Legislature T. be fad from
The treasury
:. sola not exceeding forty cigh, Thousand
dollars o. hereby appropriated for tie purpose of
paying such demands ogons, the state as ma, be
allowed by the auditor Of accounts. and such or
dets os may be drawn By The supreme and county
cours,and spch orders may be drawn by author
ily of The act entitled can ecl Tor regulating and
governing the militia Of this state" approved by
the Governor, November ], 1897.
3. The sum of i,e Thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated FOR tho payment Of claims against the
Vermont state prison. which sum the treasurer is
Authorized and directed to pay to the order of Tho
superintendent Of said prison. 80 uo by said super
ln'endon, uppned IN payment Of the claims now
outstanding against the prison.
Approved Nov. 3, 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No. 90.

As Acr, assessing tax for the supper, Of Government
u Is ter'by enacted by he General .lssembty Of The
State If IermoHt, That there is assessed q tax Of
three cents 90 the dollar the list Of the polls
and rateable estate of tho inhabitants Of this state
for the year one thousand eight hundred and thir-
iy-eight TO be paid into the treasury By he first
day OF June next IN money. certificates. or notes
issued by the treasurer of this state, orders drawn
by the auditor OF accounts against the state or in
orders drawn by or under the direction Of the So.
prcme county courts.
Approved, Nov. 5, 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

The 71rc,gcd GrL-we ore informed that
tte Nlr 81 poor bat respectable citizen, residing
M nier's Conn Southwutk. was delivered Of
icNIc child yesterday morning, with three eyes.
Ihis Astonishing Circumstance has created degree
OF scu7ailon 900 the ucigh5ofhood that cannot be de-
fcr"ed Two Of it- eyes are represented as be-
% z 90 The usual part ct the face. while the adj
nunn ono Us placed just the centre Of the fore
head. II is remarkable too, that the eyes are me-
'hrf q hen al,ho 80 color one being blue, one
hazo.. and one darn eve.
We remember nothing ia similar kind, except
DO lhc collection of the British Mdteum. Sir Hans
Sloan used 20 cAbibl, child with three eyes, out
one sc believe Wos hciitious.-Spirit Of he Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
VOL. Xiv.
rlsx ngrgAlL IZAAg-la
Published every Tuesday, nj Ratiand, VI, by
WILLIAM FAY.
TER nxs OF THIS PAP I'm.

gT To ,sss,risr, ia TIE ',iirg, s2oo Nal seherhcfs
$50 g 81 - % advance.
Clgsses who inkc allow parets 81 The Orr -ns 81 20
in sdfanct laatdua sslscfilsfs Who taho AcU spft 4
tie ofcr. lAr samr,
sasncbe 10 whom papsfs ave seai 10 package l stage
tie same
Subscriber ON he Souticrn ard SoutAefiy Poet Route
g. whom pscft delivered hs carrcf tlef doo
500 To those iItng 90 Tho either 30 packages
shgy kl,1S. dlscouot 81 p VII be radC 60 caCh
sa'cfl-f Who pays 10 a1yanrc No b. authorised g.
iass eaefeat DstEaaa - ias fau'e. bet TIE nsbot
asd gnitsu oaf Wbig ffiends - wilus Go coupy With
ta'sa ict, SOD psY npiJ zoe puhiss ~l 10 obliged
70 withdraw h Garner TON tic route. and tbcy wt have
10 50 without tho news. 10 the oirc Cor q
~ Every Irnou aho takes iis papef and roglccis 90
gay yearly w4 e thlgel . Gle in addition 20 tie above
iefms.
SO paper 10 discontinued untl all arrearges paid
vthoui ho psbshef continued the, they vail be
pad.
~ To Advertising onsoTcrs such Merchants. Ne.
chanics Ac tho Publisher would suggest that they have
additional ln iurement TO favor bon wih t.ir IRON
ctrTy part Of tic coBn'y h circulation ycty large
aud general throughout iho County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

Az Acr, in addition to &C. governing the militia Of
this state.

As Aor, IN addition 10 &c. governing the militia Of
this state.
II Is hoe6y enacted b. he Geacral .1'scmbiy Of
he S!Itc Of Iernoaf. ! hn; the scvcrni eaapanIes
heretofore comprising he tr,t rife regiment 10
Franklin county. heretofore attached to the third
brigade and third division Of the mii'is Of TILE
state ere hereby reaslaed and restored to all the
privileges. as a regiment which sald regiment pos
scsscd previous Ia ;he revision Of the militia iaV
10 1887, 10 BE- attached 20 the second brigade ia
the G,sl DIVISION Of lbe militia Of ihl. stale, accord
ing to the rew organization, any law OF usage TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
Prouiej, sand regiment shall not be entitled To-
receive Of the Governor tho quota Il arms. or col
ore, uo@ required By law to be furnished TO cacl
regiment.
Approved, Nov. 3 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

A. Al. an addition o. ~ sci entitled an act f5r tie
SUPPORT ~ the Gos7ri prssrd or.abcr twenty s.Tihl
one thousand seven h-ldsea ana a.usiy-s' =
HshellBg r.a,,lt ,y he Gau-l -famliy n
tde state IF gsrsyrL ss follows:
I. Wacleser say uga5er u persons sas.i e.
.oc.ste lof tte purpose &C procuring aId establish
iag iusny iasn par.sh o. vIIsgo. 90 its sfaie,
so,sbis psrsoisge, iIe sgsils Of NL,ch sta be aP-
propnatsd fsr ihe soPpau Of lpslc Sorshl7 o soel
town. parish or y,sse such association. % formed
= made sad constituted bedy corporate sut po'l-
ne IN deed sad 10 tame BY such nsme and, C'y.e
a. a nsjsnly Of Tie me0ssrs Of feeA association
NAV agree upon, sss b sseh aaGss nag sse spa
Be soes, plead aud be inPlesSes. may Psfehsss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No. 81.


ASHER relating 10 the measure Of salt
Il IL tecfJy eracfed by he G0er9l .lssmI'y #
He Si1ts Of Jeymanl That 10 shall be the dIty %
the secc,nent Of any town ir ,a's state on appIi-
cauon Of sryen lrceholdcrs, to- appoint one or more
rcasurcrs Of salt. vito shall be sworn TO he faith
fll Discharge Of ms duiy, anC whose duty 1t shall
b.. oa the application Of any seller or boyer Of
auy sali. - measure the same. and Who shall re-
ceige from the person go applying oue-haf cent
per blsbei by hm measured for any number Of
bushels iess thau five hundred and one fourth Of o
ccni per bUshcl, fof oil excess beyond such h'e
hunlrei lgsh--.
Approved Nov. 3, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
NJ. -

As Aer to repeal providing for surveyor gener
al aud county Surveyors
ia hereby eaIdef ~ he General -isseD'J.y Of
te STATE d Iermoai, follows
l. The act entitled can act directing 'he aP-
eoasmeut Of surveyor general snl county fur-
seyors and regulating their ONCE snd daly, i-
hereby repealed.
p The present surseyo'-seDersI Is hereby DE-
reeied. within one year TO deliver to The secretary
Of state. the surveying instruments no@ belonging
10 the slate 10 be kcp, In the secretary OF states
Office Tor the use q state.
Approved, Nov. l. 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No %.

,Aer, r,aing u retailers Of fsrsign and domestic
distilled sPif'ia.
rs hardly eaaeied Jy he Gsserd .isso7l'y Of
ae STATE Of Ternoaf Tina, no comfy cout', ~ a.
nv lodge OF said court. shall grant any !iaenfe 10
retail foregn or domestic distilled sPinis, except
under the same restrictions end limitations o. are
b. Law provided 10 the fret sor.nn 81 a. tet eai-
lied "sa act directing the mode q obtaining i'een-
zee and REQUESTING iu1s end bosses 81 public enter
tsinmeni," PISSED Nov. , lIs-.
Approved, Nov. 5, ls3s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1898

ne purchaser Or mcursrce bad taken possession
- SUCH msednery' 81 Che tine Of making thc re
~.
. The bll II tslo mentioned IN the frs, fcc.
h'n % iih' Get. fiia' De- scaled ard mentioned O,
'~o witnesses. end acknowledged bei.fc lus,,cc
+" lhe Petoe. Ca the snmc manner % conveyance
Of real estate are fcaie1, Witnessed end aosuowl.
edged
ifprosoj, No,. B. 1858.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
No. 35.

Az Aor, authorizing tho Treasurer 10 borrow the
therein mentioned.
II is hcreLy enacted By The General .4sscmliy Of
he STATE Of Fremont That the treasurer Of this
state is authorized 10 borrow a sum, not exceeding
thirty thousand dollars IN the whole, for the pur
pose of deirayng the expenses of The government
and paying appropriations that are or may be made
Approved, Nov. ), 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
80.

AsAcr in addition 10 an act entitled an act reducing
INTO one the several scls for laying OFT and eparsg
highways
M hereLg eadoied By tie GoAsr1i .lssonbig Of
n, state Of Jermoni This; 20 person shall be- CO.
lHied TO compensation from any town ~ other cor
pgratsn for loss susisinea 20 consequence Of the
hilure Of any road or bridge. such ias.uie having
happened Of the time. and having oeen caused By
tbc passage or attempted passage of csrn7ee
bosr,og load exceeding, 10 weight, Tea iao9ssu1
pounds.
Approved. nov. ., 1858.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

As Aer, rsls;ius 20 ,hs sale Of mAsa.ssry
hh ksrely saao,es b ae Caeral .iasal'y q
iks STATE u icfaont. a. follows
1. When any msehiaefi used 10 any iaelo2'
shop OF mili. shall be cold OF n9rtgsged, the Pui-
chaser OF mortgage may cause he bail Of sale q
mortgage deed conveying such mAehinery. 70 be
recorded ia lhe town clerks ofkce q the i0Sn 10
wh.eh sseh fsesery. shop mill shall be susied-
2. SsSh record shall hare the SANE etieet -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

AHted0r-A grntlcm1n recently stopped at tavern
and beng IN hurry ordered the osilor to give his
horse some oats, "as he had done breathing"
lie Nn\ncd ~ long as Ice though, necessary, and on
going SA asked the oster II be had given his oats
accord N y his directions "AuAh the devil an oat
We gwen hun answered Pat 'ye tonld me to give
them 10 HIN when he had got done braythin an I've
watched hun every minute an faith he bra ythn yet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

TIC I'm tomneads'ssis rerS.fed.--The Dccs-
l"e'' hrs bee" thus '.t.eiy aud qusinty rendered
'n'' rhyme; a7d vo"id 10 nh. shape be good ex-
crtfe lot 'he memories uf young children
J. ! an ibe Lord Thy God serve only mo
J. hr"tc 500 idois bow the impious knee
Is. l-c uoj my name IN trncs nor IN lest
=. 'aro rul ptciauc my sacred day Of rest:
.. Ever % patruis due obedience psy,
o. Thy fellow creature, man. hou shalt mol sluy;
!. 10 200 a3u.tcrous commerce hcnrapau;
p. Frum stealing kccp with care Thy hand and
heart.
!" ~" ialse reports against thy ncighbor hate
10. AUD nicer ,ndu'ge wish for hs estate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
NUMBER. 81

H'i fFF'ed' letter VAS fund IN the table which
'''r i"sed 10" ohole mystery. She had been insue.
'4 hf her itepd- contrary to her own free will To
engage h''trf ln marriage to Mr Decent. bot hsd
given b"r heart io The sosne man above alluded
i'. aud they, that night with The trunks. Eve hun.
drt p'N7es out ail, led To Gp,eliy Point. IN this
state. Hni by Eve o',lock ~ the morning. she "a ho
was 90 have been Mn Docrut had become Mrs Me-
Lean II. Nj X.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
Rebecea Parsons Estate.

+ INcoLN IS. Probate Office Wiscassef, July 18th
II 1885. William NJ Reed, and Thomas M. Reed.
named executors in certain instrument purporfng TO
be the last will and testament Of Rebecca Parsons late
of Phipsburgh, widow deceased, having presented tho
same for Probate ordered that the said William and
Thomas give notice to all persons interested by causing
copy ofthis order 10 be published in the Lincoln Iee
graph at Bath, three weeks successfully that such per-
sops Interested may appear Probate Court to be
held at Bat, on the 2lst day Of August next at Ii
O'Clock III the morning ,and SHOW Cause IL any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved approved
and allowed us the last will apd Testament Of said de-
ceased. NATHI GROTON, Judge.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr. CLARKE. You will confer favor upon the
public by inserting your next, the following communi-
cation from the Boston Atlas. KENNEBEc.
To the Editors ofthe Atlas: l..s.t 3d.
Gentlenen;-I have various communications in
the Boston Traveller, The Atlas Daily Advertiser and
Patriot, and oers-one of them signed by the Direc-
tors of the Steamboat Hunress, by "a Director -
and others by GA Citizen"
Those signed by the Directors to aim at me and
my boat, the Augusta with the apparent object of prcu-
dicng the public mind against the Augusta, and in favor
of the luntfcss; and whylbecausc of my having chosen
TO put boat the between Boston and Kennebec
River. or this newspaper controversy between the
Dirrctors Of incorporated Steamboat Companies and
individual owners Of other boats, that may in the course
of business operate to the prejudice of each others
ests, leave the Pabc TO Judge, do not wish to en-
ter into controversy with them. It
did suppose that all navigable waters were public
highways and open 10 ALL Therefore do not complain
any gentlemen running their boat against those that
may proper run, and shall ever take care that
mako remarks derogatory to the reputation of the
boat or owners that may oppose me;bu will endeavor
TO follow the even tenor OF my way with all the prudence
and caution if any that have obtained by2O wears expe
rence in Sies,nboas;t has been my whole study and
have built aid owned some 20, and can say without av
Intention OF boastig that not life has erer been
lost IN any of the number, to my knowledge or belief
although wa all liable to accidents.
! assure the Public that always endeavor TO make
such selections of engineer and Others as according to
my Judgment, the most cautious, and shall take
good care that the 4ugustd shall never be run at fs-
ter speed than is perfectly safe.
II does not follow that fast boat is consequently un-
SALE great deal depends upon the construction of the
~hoie Doat, the manner it is made, &C.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
DIED.


In this town. 2lst inst. EDMOND MILNE RUSSELL,
U. S. NJ, aged 43. faf l} ef-
- srtIcut RUSSELL, left the Mercantile business
Tor which he was educating, and entered the Naval SER
vice. on the declaration of war with Great Br ain in
1872. lie was actively engaged during the whole war
attached the Chesapeake when capturedby the
Shannon--he was slightly wounded and carrieda pris-
oner to Halifax where he remained seven months. He
was on board the Constitution at the capture of the
Cyane AMI Levant and twice slpwrecked The
exposure consequent long cruises and visiting various
climates, IN quick succession laid the foundation Of the
disease which has terminated his earthly existence
While attached TO the Vincennes, in the Pacific, about
four years since his health began fail, and he obtain
ed leave to return to the United States He was attack
ed with severe illness soon after his arrival from which
le partially recovered but has since been gradua y fail
ing. .s NJ .,sl d. 4- 4..f .4
Lieut. RUSSELL has always maintained the character
Of brave AMI mertorios officer. In his social relations
he fahnlconsideratc and aicctionate and his re-
lalives and friends will long cherish the memory of his
virtues. During his long, and times distressing ill.,
lie has exhibited the most uniform patience anf
cheerulness-ani when called to meet the King Of Ter
rors, said 81 have no wish to i've" His hope was in
Christ s.-....-.
On Tuesday last, an infant child Of Mr. John Smith
In Brunswick, on Sunday last, Rev Stephen A. Snea-
then, aged 27 pastor Of the Universas iey in that
pIace-On Tuesday, Mrs Titcomb wife Rev. Bcnia
min Ticomb, aged II. v b ,5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
Patience M'Fadden's Estate.

1 INcoLN ss-Probate office. Wscasset, July 1lth
IL 1888. Ebenezer Clap, named Executor in a GER
tain instrument purporng to be tire last will and testa-
ment of Patience Mc'Fadden late Of Georgetown in said
County of Lincoln widow deceased having filed the
for Probate: Ordered that the said Ebenezer Clap give
order to be published in the Lincoln Telegraph printed
at Bath three weeks successiyely-that snch persons
interested may appear at probate Court to be ho-
den Bath on the 2st day of August next IL O'Clock
in the morning and shew cause II any they have why the
said instrument should not be proved, approved and al
lowed the last will and testament of said Patience NJ
Fadden. NATH'L GROTON, Judge.
16
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
MARINE LIST.
II Cd Ke r. % # E..R TEK.

ARRIVED.
23d brig Fox, Coombs atimore.
Big TRlleyrand, Flitner, do.
Brig Oscola, Ycaton. Portsmouth
94l Br sch Industry, M 'Lel'an, Petite, N s.
Goth, Nancy Brookings, Boston,
2ls Brig Della, Walker, Boston.
Sch Planet, Robinson, Boston,
SAILED.
22d hr Lincoln Doughty, Cuba; sch Union,
Brown, Philadelphia. l
: July 22d, sch Farmer, (iew) Blanchard, Boston
CLEARED.
34h bt George Turner, (of Portland) Hunt Cuba
July 49, sch Union, Brown, Philadelphia.
Brig Lincoln Doughty, Cuba,
Esd brig Ccylon Kelley, Pictou.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-26
Steamer HuntreSs.

vuvl1E Directors of the Steamer Huntress respect
Il fully request you through the medium of your
paper, to assure the public, that racing will be
allowed on the part Of their Boat in any way en-
dangsring tho safety of passengers. They are "a
ware, that as the New York opposition Boat named
tho AUGUSTA leaves here and Boston simultaneously
with the Huntress, some apprehsnsons may natur-
ally be excited that dangerous racing will occur.
In order TO avoid all and even the appearance
OF danger from that circumstance, the Directors of
the Huntress proposed to Capt Vanderbilt,,he ow-
ner of the Augusta, arrangements for running their
respective Boats on different days or hours Both
propositions were peremptoriIy rejected by him,
with an intimatlon that whatever changes might be
made by us would be followed by corresponding
changes on his part IL blame rests anywhere in
this respect the public will Judge to whom il Justly
attaches. We would take this opportunity to re-
mark that we have no hesitation in recommendin .
tho Huntress superior all important respects to
any Boat ever on the Kennebec waters. She is new,
very strong, uncommony stiff, first rate sea boat
has superior accommodations and is moreover, fast
enough without raising on unsafe or an unusual
press Of steam.
P. SHELDON, "Hs
HENRY BOWMAN, I Directors.
NATHI KIMBALL,
Gardiner, July 9th 1888. Is