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And the suffering which they undergo from woHB,s often tend
fatal termination, while the suspected Otnsv
et picking the nose grinding the teeth during sleep, starn
IN sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough and fever
shne among the Prominent symptoms of tile presence
siIERMAN's WORM LoZENGEs
WIN Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms, and
tore to perfect health Sister Ignatius Superior of the Ca lii
Half Orphan Asylum, has added her testimony their favor hi
thousands which have before She that
100 children in the Asylum, and that they have been the hal
using Shermans Lozengr and she always found them to be
tended with The beneficial effects They proved
b. mhdiDlo in over 4OO0 cases.
Influenza Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough Tghness Of the Lung
Chest may be cured Rev Darius Anthony was very law from
Consumption Jonathan Howah, the celebrated temperance
Mr. Dunbar New York the REV. MI De Forest Evangelist in
the Western part Of The Stats Rev. sebas eer Of Boston, the
sHERSiANs tG6}GG Hi'fTl 0zENGEs;
And no medicine has ever been offered public which
been e1ecua in the relief OF those Diseases which
recommended with more confidence They allay all itching
aton render the cough easy promote eXpCtOrao remove the
cause, and produce the most happy and lasting effects
HEADACHE,
Papaton Of the Heart spirits Sea sickness Despen
1ency Faness Choc, Spasms Cramps the Stomach Sum
Bowel Complaints also all distressing symptoms arising
rom free living or night Of dsspaton quickly and entirely
,r,.. -. saE s a GA, cA4IPnoR LozENGrs.
They act speedily and relieve in short ofme
and ygor to the system enable person using them to
lergo great mental and bodily fatigue. ,
RHEUMATISM, ~
Weak Back pain and weakness the Breast Back Limbs and
n'r parts q e sSdy Es s Ps9 and SsGtae relieved by
Which costs only - 10 cents, within the reach of ALL So
eai has been the reputation of this article that million will
lot begin supply the annual demand II is to be
he best strengthening plaster in the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
Dr. shermans Poor Mans Plaster has name with directions
rined on the back Of the plaster SMILE 20 of the
'oeor written name under the directions None other genu
e or 70 be relied on Dr. shemans Warehouse No 1906 Mas
All ST. New York.
The Genuine Is for by the following AGENTS s. p RrprsLp
iOntpelT A. Cleaveand IL Co.. Brookfeld; L. Hobart Co. w
andopj II. r. Ainsworh, Williamsburg N G. Hale Chesea;
Pratt Pest Mills G. W. Prichard Son, Bradford; A. r. Ban
rof lanheldj NJ Wires Cambridge; II. $. Camp Stowe; R.
"a ndon Il Co.. Wilston Goss 4 lutchns, Waterbury; Saw
err, hloreown Cushman Flint Warrenj Waterman Cady,
iolsvie A. d. Lampson Co.. BrantrGe j. R. Smith, Ludlow
Ohilds Wilmingonj Briggs Purd Rochester, E. r. Nevens
oyalton g. H. Mouton, Bridg~aCr H. N Smith, Bethel -
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exercise. When one chooses partner for dance to
whom another is attached, the rival closely watches
them, and at the first favorable opportunity, cuts in, Or
in other words cuts out the other, leaping into her
place with the agility of fawn, and the mortified dan
seuse must silently retire from the circle. ad'
Old Widows, we have ascertaned frequently give
the banter before described, and in many casesthey
marry young persons under twenty-one. A sqpaw Of
certain age if she has been thrifty is generally pro-
vided with house and some other apologies, and it
is considered quite speculation for young man to
be supported by one of them a year Or two. At the
expratod of that period they arc generally abandoned
for younge wife,
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I'VE i S c G ~ "a "a ~.
Jersey ladies Lynching a WidoWer


The Mt. Holly Herald relates in pleasing
manner the progress of widower of its neigh
borhood in love making. The gay widower, it
would seem, divided his affections about equally
between three young ladies of his ncighborhood,
and was little puzzled to make choice be.
tween them. He concluded, however, to unbo.
som himself to the one whom chance might first
place within his reach. Having been married
twice before, he had not so much as dreamed OF
rebuff This, however, he received from the
first, and met with no better success from the
other two, to whom successfully he rendered
his heart and hand The sequel we give in the
language of the Herald He was almost fran
tic with rage, and in order to salve over his NOR
tilted pride, circulated stories about the young
ladies' which did not rebound very much to their
credit
AS soon as they heard of this ungallant mode
OF taking revenge, they held council of war,
and determined to punish him in such manner
as to make an example of him for his want of
proper manly feeling and chiyalry. They ac-
cordlngly armed themselves with large tough
blrches, and seeing the gentleman passing along
the road sailed forth upon him and assailed him
with such vigor that he was unabIed to make
any resistance. They scored his back we'll and
but for the interference of gentleman, who
was attracted by his cries of distress, would not
lave left an inch of skin in his whole hide
The last we heard ofcur hero, he was going the
ounds of the neighborhood exposing his LAGER
tied back, in the hope of exciting the sympathies
NJ the community, and threatning to bring the
natter before Court.-N Y Spec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
Instructions from Nature.

The whole earth is beautiful
To minds attuned Alright;
And wheresoe'er thy feet are turned
smile will meet thy sight
The city with its bustling walk
Its splendor, wealth and power
A ramblo by the river side,
passing summer flower
The meadow green, the ocean swell,
The forest waving free,
Are gifts of God, and speak in tones
Of kindness unto thee.
To view nature rightly; to appreciate the
wisdom and the beauty of its laws, we must look
upon it as we do upon scenic painting upon
the stage. If we draw too near, and examine
too closely, we see a confused mass Of blos, bIurs
and indistnct nebul9. 1t is only VIXEN we
view it from such distance as enables us to
command the whole landscape, with all its lights
and shades, that its beauties become apparent,
and the dark spots show their usefulness. In
truth, if each object on the canvass were drawn
deliberately perfect so as to please the micro
scopic eye, the picture would want that blending
of the obje its, that running into each other
which gives softness and finish to the perfect
landscape.
If we view the great works of creation in
this manner, we cannot fail to observe the beau
ty and harmony of the whole What shade is
to the landscape, evil is to the scheme of Provi-
dence. Ii is the pepper, the salt, and the mus
tard, whi,h being taken separately, are evil to
the taste-but, being blended in proper proper
lions with our food, give it grateful flavor and
healthy digestion.
Let>him who would know his own nature and
the relation in which he stands to his Creator
and to his fellow man, direct his study to those
everything revelations of the purpose and will of
heaven, that are open to all mankind alike in the
works Of creation. He who contemplates the De-
ity in his works, will feel ever conscious Of his
immediate presence. The love that breathes
throughout will inspire him with kindred good
ness, and his heart, if it be not adamant cannot
incline to iniquity.
Ask instruction of earth. Truth flows from
every rill: rich maxim sparkles in every dew
drop. The clustered fruit proclaims bounte-
GUS Providence. Each mated pair breathes
lesson of love- The warblers of the grove com
mend us to cheerfuness and an innocent heart.
Each bush whispers, "God is hcre---and here
and here!" From the far-of mountains, and the
deep cavern of earth, booms back the echo---
"here!" " God is the wise, the powerful, and
the good"
From all around the lowery path the rip
ping waters, and the ambient airs, comes still
voice. breathipe fresh. instructions to the listen
ing heart.-B Va.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
TME FIRE-SHDE.
Heart Flowers.

BY AUGUSTUS DUGANNE.
The broken column, rent and riven,
In ruin lifts its form;
A large for all the winds of heaven,
A play-thing for the storm.
Yet still around its shattered height,
The ivy's tendrils Irvine,
And sunbeams bright, with gladdening light,
Upon its summit shine.
And thus the shattered human heart
Amid the storms of life,
With many flower hath still part,
With sunbeams still is rife.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
GEEAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For Coughs, Coles, Asthma, aud
Consumption!

lTHNHE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
n Asthma and yNSU.NPTI0.N, is the HUN
GARLAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by the
celebrated Dr. Buchan of London England and introduce
ed into the United States under the immediate superin-
tendence Of the inventor.
The extraordinary ofthis medicine in the cure
soliciting for treatment the tcOrSt possible cases. that can
be found in the communy-cases that seek relief vain
from any of the remedies of the day, and have
been given up by the most distinguished PLY sicans as
confirmed and meWable. The Hungarian Basam has
cured and will cure the Most Desperate cases II is no
qnack nosrum, but standard English medicine of known
and established efficacy.
Every family IN the United States should be supplied
with Buchans Hungarian Balsam Of Life not only to
c0unteract the tendencies of the cm0le but
to be used prev eutive medicine in all Of Colds
Coughs, Splitting of Blood Pain in the Side and Chest lr
rilotlon and Soreness ofhe Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Hectic Fever Night 'Sweas, Emaciaon
and General Debility Asthma Influenza Hopping Cough
and Group. t-a...t 49,.
EJ@Sod, in orge bottles, at ST per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration Of Health , a 4
Phamrhlets, containing mass Of English and Amer-
can certificates, and other evidence showing the unequal
led merits ofths Great English Remedy may be obtain
ed of Agents, gratuilously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE. sole agent for the u. Ststes,
ll9 Court street, Boston. .t.. 5r ...F ar
dGENTS- Montpelier, CLdRR GndCOLLLNS;
Rutland, .Ddntls and Bell; Woodst)ck, s. j. Allen;
windsor, 3. and FL Wardner; Burlington Peck and
Spear; Concord, " H., Allison and GGpet; Clare
nont, w H., Chds r. FdvetUeH 46;Iy
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Book OF Nature.
The Season.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

The Season,
BY THOMAS HOOD.
Summers gone and over!
Fogs are falling down;
And with russell tinges,
Autumn's doing brown.
Boughs are daily rifled
By the gusty thieves,
And the Book of Nature
Getteth short of leaves.
Round the tops of houses,
Swallows, as they fit,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices to quit.
Skies of tickle temper,
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and Day together
Taking half-and-half.
So September endeth-
Cold and most perverse-
But the months that follow
Sure will pinch us worse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
Be Of Good Cheer ..PreSs On.

Though the hour be dark, though the dun
geon door be bolted and barred upon us, strong
hands and strong hearts can and will cause LIGHT
to shine upon the darkness, and make way Of
escape Then "be of good cheer, o We Of
little faith" hope for brighter days, when mis-
cry, and ruin, and poverty shall no longer mantle
the earth with sack-cloth and asher; the coil q
JOY shall be given for mourning, and the garment
Of praise for the spirit of heavness," when
bright roses shall grow over the grave of despair
and the placid breeze of morn and even waG
nought but happiness and love. But with all
thy hoping, Ia5or to accomplish the desired ain
Work as if the gittering object we're in full
view-and though oftentmes the heart may
faint under almost nsuferable difficulties, Learn
to tabor and to Uait," Press on-look not back
until the goal is gained, and thy reward will be
sweetened ten thousand times by the diAicultie,
which have been strewn in thy path.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
EAGLE hflTEl
IDRgIGE RRRH[CMm2

LARGE BOTTLES $l,5), SMALL BOTTLES SI,00-DR. TAY-
LORs BALSAM OF LiVERWORT FROM 375 BOWERY,
NEW YORk-FoR THE CURE OF COUGH CoLDs, CoNUMrrroN,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, ASTHMA, &c. Read the ftlJwng-
do most earnestly ask the serious attention Of every individual
avng affection of the LUNds disposition CoNrMPrtoN,
sthma or Liver Compat CunsumpvG Dyspepsia Papation
&c. to read the following Certificates which the
among those recently received assure the sick that
qnacke or nbug hut an honest development ofacs which
am ready to substntae and advise every beware Of
tes and limitations and buy only above, Of Leeds laz-
ard, No. III Water st. GURDON j. LEEDS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
ANIMAL CMEREEsTRY.

NIAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question, that
means chemically combined upon the alb
soban SYSTEM and remove various accommodations which, allow
ed continue, will disease, pain, Troublesome tuUr
bid swellnes, and sCroflous Diseases, &c.
According Chemistry and the physiology Of the human system
remedy has been discovered and applied and rendered
successful, removing painful sweng pain in the side and
back eOluus, kings evil enaTgem about the neck and roa
cakes, enagm1ns Of the spleen, &C. One thing should be
minded by every physician that tn means here spoken II should
be preference every thing else, Of gatherings
painful ngs the breasts Of those who Those who
habit If being troubled this way, should it before
any symptoms of hardness manifested No exposure to cold
will have any effect the parts where this application
When the breasts painful there no means which can be
ed that will quick and certain relief this Those who do
not wish to sn must bear the above in mmd and use the
here specified for fills in this disease, neither fail
The reader readily if soften and ubduG such na
nation, Of how much importance would b. Of
weak backs, spinal irritation and in fact all kinds ST weakness
inflammation As external application in Liver Complaints pain
in the hips and shoulders has equal and pain extractor,
there magical drops naments that will compare with the
JEW DAVDS or HEBREW PLASfER-that is the remedy and
is two well known among physicians in general need any fur
Their description Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster
after every application has failed pamphlet giving
of its discovery with certificates, directions accompany
each box which sufficient to spread or rlastersPce, 50
cents pleasant and need fear OF taking cold
in that part which the plaster is applied
For sale by S. X COLLINS, Montpelier, VI
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IRON AND STEEL.

=
| USF received, in addition to our former stock,
u 5000 lbs English TIRE IRON,
5000 :" assorted BAND q
5000 " SQUARE 9" 3-l6 to 10 inch.
5000 &C ROUND do do
1900 4" Scroll, Nib and Hame iron,
200 g English Hoop 4"
1000 90 Shoe Shape {"
1000 g best r. Nail Rolls,
Old and New Sable, Sweeds Jack and Draft Iron,
MAYORS Square, Flat and Round, Cast Steel,
Sweed's, German, Eng. Blister, 'roe-Cotk and Spring
Steel, ee, f.r L lus4 a
Also, sa
a large supply of NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS HOUSE
TRIMMINGS, &c, at the LOWEST prizes Call and
see before purchasing elsewhere ~
BALDWIN SCOTT AND co.
4 PRENTICE WANTED! BY the subscriber, a boy
n of good moral character, from l6 IS years of age,
to the Wheewrqht business. to whom good encourage
ment will be given. Apply NJ. w. HosMER.
johnson, Sept. 10, 1916. 38 If
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SHOES.

H AIDES AND GENTS. will find a Pine Article
Ed Rubber over SHOES: Also; Kid slips and Wal
ng Shoes at ELLIS, WILDER LAND Co's.k
Oct. 8, 1915. al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

Honesdale, Penn. April 23rd, Sij
Dear Docorl1is may certify that have been afflicted for
number Of years with disease ole lungs, which had reduced
to the Of the gave Al medical aid proved unavang and
owing the weakness ofmy constitution which age had material
ly impaired fit that could battle the diseaJc; this time
recommended to try Dayor Genuine Balsa Of Lverwort,
from $40 Bowe did and by its efficacy with SAFETY say,
have been almost restored health, much nfnes
Of old would permit All those who afflicted with diseases
of the lungs Liver would especially urge avail themselves of
his Sovereign Remedy This certificate relied upon and
from Of the Oldest inhabitants of this town
Signed JOHN GARRETT
The above certificate We have the pleasure send you with per
mission to publish.
Yours Truly L&A SNYDER
ORANGE, March LIST, l845
This to certify that about five years since, taken with
raising blood accompanied with cough My physician informed
m3 that probably from the lungs the blood bright
red cOJr rd two spells ct it. possible to your
agent Dr. Lowe in Newark and procured bottle your gen
une Dr. TAYLoEs BALsM OF LTyERw0RT which Ike
car entr y curing and have raised any that
na bat aft rwards took another bottle for certainty
GENT Of Orange, New Jersey where can b. referred at all times
any wish to know personally about the qualities this
most excel mt medicine. ISAAC BALDWIN
Sworn before me the LIST day of March, 1915
H. {. TUWNER Com of Deeds
For sale by sas Burbank I and s. H. Cns, Montpelier; T.
Ferry, Cabot H. NJ Richardson's Waitsfeld Cushman Flint
Warren; W. X. Barnard Nonhfeld
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Read and Ponder!
SEE WHAT A REFORMATION

FENlE following sketch Of few of the many thou,
a sand articles that may be found al this great place
Of resort Thousands of individuals testify to III benz
eft derived from purchasing clothing at OAK HAIL.
t 200, 900 Persons
Have vsitel the splendid edifce @DA MK
IT III "a FL II 9 since its erection; and that
$50 900 have been clothed at this popular Tai
oTng Establishment, ...s- .a-
.. 81, 81, So and SO finn Street, Boston,
under the direction Of George w Simmons,
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GRAND FIREMFNIS RAIL

IN HONOR OF fHE "UNIUN FIRE COMPANY"
OF LANCASTER, "a.
' wa ~ La FAYE FIFE FIRE COMPANY
ID take ihrt'Hfe ~ Announcing Ia the citizens of
Bdlmnte, that theit fist RAT, win Ike Mace on FRI
DAY EVENiNG, Dec 5Ih, in honor Of their Brother
Iireuiei ut Lancaster, Pa, to be held IN the CIV
Guards ANMoRf. cor of Hanover aud Lombard s,s
f&E u 1--WE CnnM lTrE.
William M.Kinley, Francis Hntpr
James MCNHuh, .idnoy \ IIo, nldso,
Frederick naVis,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
~iDOr 8. Donaldson, James hfcNybb.
Waldm u. RUbtItI,
MANAGERS:
LAEAYeTTR-Aex. Clifford, Samuel Rovcu Iobn
Chariou, Geor1e HGI, K. Ray, .. Bowen, George
Pent2, J.ln Hush.
MEGHANGCAL-A. Rrashcafa
UhtF-Grnrge w. Brown,
FkIEEDsgfP--J i'm llurIah.
LlRrRTY-ChHrlrs Davis
UtPrT0RO- William ~heILay,
t0LuNBINN-- Aaron Sl0cHtOn.
FRANKLIN James Young
NIOILAET Edmund Muchpn
EpEPEhDENT-1 hnmHI BrusCnp, u
FIRST BALTIMORE } ines L.. Elc rhmI
UEirgD--l im Shamhurg
NEW hARKRT--Charles Mcdonald.
WAsHINGTON-William g. Smms.
PATArsCu--Walur u. Jones.
HuwARD-WillaIn Helm.
WATCHTAE-icnry Rarlon.
W3aBaIrt Master, Mr. RAY, MURRAY'S BAND
Is engaged for the occasion.
EElI5- Tickets ONE DOLLAR-tO be had Of any uf
the Manage r.. mo- I1w2wdth
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NsU PTIONI


Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchit
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Drsea-
ses Of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stltution, &c.
EfUNSV HPTE VES! itsGADE. REJECT
u ANOTHER WONDERFUL, CURE DF COr
SUMPTION AT NORElSl OWN, Pa. we tai
gre ut pains to procure authentic and respectable &c
uhcRt' :, aud never glvc publicity 10 any other.
TO l'r. Swaynr, Philadelphia: Dear 'ir-It for
me Gr atstisiaClon 20 lay before an American publ
NE wonderful success OF Your Compound syrup &
Wild theny;tn cuIing me Of thai Greauiul discas
CONSUMPTION! ait'r All other means had allied. va
attack d with pain M nay breast very much afectin
my voice and lungs, and a trouble. ONE cough an
sore throat Ny bowels were c0slIve, appetite near
gone, and my stomach was so very wehk that my Ply
stefan was AT loss to know what do for me- Is ev
Giytpihg used, in the shape OF mcdii inc, imnle
"iau,y fJ"tttd remained FOR months in this awft
condition and gave up all hopes of ever recovering
nearing OF the wonderful cnes daily pe riorned b.
your invaluable medicine in Coughs, Folds, Asthnal
Nhooplng Cough, aud all diseases OF the Lungs an
ntcast reluctantly determined TO try H. purchase
boltic OF year Agents in this place Moore & Gong
aker,) which appeared 10 take hold OF INV dscase an
relleFe me- continued using until II gradually re
stored To health and strength. Several Of my frieno
we've afflicted IN tie same mannti that | was myself
winch declined using the Syrup; the. | am sorry +
say, appear 10 be last approaching that bourne when
no traveller returns. As expect snon to Ieayp thes
parts, give yon this as standing memorial TO tn
great virtues OF your Invaluable Compound.
b &. WILCOX, Nouisl0wn Pa
CAUTION! All preparations from The Wind Cher
Tree, except Dr. Swayne's both fictitious an
counterfeit. and sprung up years after this valnabi
medicine bad introduced itself into the sick chamber
therefore ask for DR.. SWayne's Compound SyrIp q
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other The &c MUM
arucIci~ prepared only by Or. SwayrC, whose Office
has been removed 10 n. ". corner Of Eighth & Rae.
streets, Etilahn.
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,ip@. FSm .LiIE.. "A hIIck nulI.g tor - rs
tdg, reniH for S12 only Si2 ground rent; tour H. "
baai,. mwk Ii uuHts on washington street ut
.at.tA 70 ~ tdch IS lugt back dwellings with STA
h's, l50O edCh ck null>r % leet ront lol 50
Get I" diic" alley, iOr coUD, ground -37 50; 4
story Ick warchunse H Il e, Tor IS 0Ju; ,iur, aud
Ting, III 'te on + al atrtei, west rIltrc Mar
ktI, 80 tOl; Il store aud uWrng TN w paca ST.
fr 50 U; OF ~ el hr iOu on rrllt st east uf
Svllth, ~ tee trick uUusG on rdeh st uuril O BAL
moie for 5ouU Iot ID iur +" eS ii first rate business
stand, Gomez at BtltlrOTG uuu Calvcftrs.
Also, Grounh 4 ut OF $50, at per cent; one of
So! at PEI cent, with 0hera. Apps 10
U20 81 All ,.n,ug tIt .x,!,an,e,
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m9- OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Consui.
dated Lottery, class No. d, Tor 1915:
60 10 SO 6 So SO 43 So 49 25 IA &C 1I 40 IS
10 and Co. being the list and 2d drawn Mes each Sl0C
& and 10, heIng the 81 and Nh drawn Nos. each 90
Sc and GS being the 5th and 9th drawn NOS. each 60
ID and 81 being the 5tn aud 9Th drawn Nos each so
% and as heinz the 9h and lOth; or IA aud 90, be
ing the lth and IAN dawn Nos each 10
Al having TWO of the drawn Nos. on Them, each 70
AL having one only OF The drawn Nos. on, - 10
Fro n tie old established ilOase Of
EMORY, No. 9 y. CalveTt.-,.