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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

MARYLAND.-The Hon. George Howard, late
governor of Maryland, died at his residence near Bal
timore, on Sunday night, of apoplexy
LLINOIS.-Ilinos horse thieves do wholesale
business if the papers of that State correctly report
The STAR published in Kane County, states that TWEEN
ty-four horses were stolen in that county few days
and near that number of horse thieves had been trap
ped, tried, convicted and sent to State Prison.
MISSOURI-The steamer Tributary which arrived
yesterday afternoon from St Josephs brought down the
cargoes of seven Macknaw boats, and ffty-six men
from Fort Union at the mouth of the Yellow Stone,
which were taken on board at Boonvie. The cargoes
consisted of about eighteen hundred buffalo tongues,
large number packages skins, turs peltries &c.
We learn from Mr. Kipp that they left Fort Union
on the 10th of june and that nothing Of interest had
occurred on their passage down. During the winter
nine of the men belonging to the company were kill
ed by the Indians in personal alterations which are
not unusual; but no difficulty of "a serious character
had occurred and the Indian tribes remained peacea-
Bile and quiet-,St. Louis Republican,
VIRGlNIA.-The Court of Inquirytn Gen, Gaines
case is still in session at Old Point. The General was
preparing written defence to lay before the Court on
Saturday last.
TENNESSEE Memphis Eagle of the 18th
says that VIM. Harris, a preacher, dentist, &C.. has
been convicted there for kidnapping slave boy from
Mr. Bowles, and sentenced to the pcntentiary for five
years.
LOUISIANA.-The Louisiana Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows have forbidden its members to act in any
way in duel, under penalty of expulsion.
MISSISSIPPI.-The Grand Jury of Marshall Co..
have indicted gang of well dressed loungers for the
purpose Of finding out who they are, and how they
support themselves. 1t is an excellent example.
ALABAMA.-A destructive fire took place at Mer-
ion, Perry Co. on the 90 ult. loss $4,000
IOWA.-The State Convention adopted consitu-
ton after having been in session fourteen days!
OREGON.-The St Josephs party of emgrants
for Oregon who left in 1915, endured great hardshps
on their tedious Journey being out forty days thar
usual They lost seventy-fve of their number by
death they were often for days without water anc
short of PROVISIONS which brought on what is called
" camp fever"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

1T IS AN OLD SAYING, that an ounce of proven
ton is worth pound Of cure, Such is the fact hou-
sands have come to an untmely end by neglecng the
use of proper remedies, when symptoms of disease
make their appearance They cannot believe that so
small matter will prove Of any consequence and thus
trte with themselves and let the time 90 by, when
suddenly they awake to sense of their situation, and
find themselves obourng under of the most dread
full diseases that human nature is subject to- and sink
ing into the tomb. Yet this sad result might have
been prevented by timely use of DIR. Fogers Olosa-
onion, or all-healing Balsam, remedy which is the
result of many years hard study and careful practice
and which certainly will do more not only toward the
cure of disease but in preventing the occasion Of these
symptoms than any other remedy known. 1t has been
used in several public institutions with perfect sue
cess, and these persons who acquainted with its
effects would rot be without it. 1t relieves hoarse-
ness checks and cures coughs of short or long stand
ing removes pain in the chest and side, alIcvates the
distressing symptoms of convulsve asthma, and by
proper use cures it, and is altogether of the bes
remedies we have ever known.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

PROBATE NOTICES.

Hartford Dlst-Estate Horton, Royaton; comrs
sit at widows 10Th Of Aug and Sept.
Bennington Dist-.Estate c. futile, Bennington
comrs set at Southworth's Office last Wednesdays in
Oct and Dec.
Manchester Dist-Estate 0 Clifford, Dorset adj ap.
to sell real estate at probate office last "Wednesday of
Aug.
Rutland Dist.--Estato D Fuller, Gaysvlle; comrs.
set at Hodges office, Dec IA.
Estate A Dutton Dandy; ad. act presented Sept,
H. Estate s Wylie, Waingford; will presented Sept.
9TH.
Fairhaven Dist-EstateJ Root Benson; comrs. set
at widows last Mondays of Sept and Oct.
Caledonia Dist.-Esate Betsey Tracy, st Johnsbu-
rye comrs. set at Armington's, Aug. 90 and Jam A.
Estate s Houghton Burke, ad. ap. for extension of
time, probate office Danville, Sept 3D. Estate S f
Hall, Burke;ad act presented at probate office Sept s.
MARLBORO Dst.-Estate N Knowton, Wardsboro;
I'D. act presented at probate office in Brateboro Sept
10. Estate Wheeler Wardsboro; will presented at
Ihayers Inn, Wilmington last Thursday of Aug. Est.
E Haynes, Wilmington; will presented same time
RELIGIOUS
hold its annual session at East Montpelier on tho Goth
and 9th days of Aug inst.
TEMP FRANCE.
Wndham County Total Abstinence Society holds
its annual meeting at Townshend, Aug 26.
AGRICULTURAL.
Essex County Agricultural Society annual meeting
and fair at Lunenburgh corner, thst Tuesday of Oct
Orleans County Socety's Annual fair and cattle
show at Irasburgh Sept. Is.
Caledonia County Agricultural Societies. Annual
Fair at Danville LIST Thursday of Oct.
EDUCATIONAL.
| Commencement at Union Academy, East Benning
7 ton, Sept 8. Halifax High School, Sept2. Select
' School, N. Bennington Sept A. st. Johnsbury Acad
e envy, Sept 8. Chester Academy, Sept. 2. Fayette
t vile High School, Sept D. Guford Select School
Sept g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
LamOilIe County Convention, AUG, Is

A nominating committee, consisting of four dele
August to agree upon a Senatorial candidate. The
County Committee would suggest, that the Liberty
men should meet in their respective towns Friday the
18th of August at o'clock p NJ, to nominate their
candidates for town representative, and appoint their
delegates to the Go. Convention-at which time their
delegates be instructed as to Senator and thus the
whole people have voice, through their delegates, in
the nomination. As many others as conveniently
attend the meeting at the Court House, besides the
delegates, are invited.
BY order of County Committee,
NOAH ROBINSON, Jr. Chairman.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON-PRO
ARMISTICE TO MEXICO.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-.1 P. \

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-.I ?. NJ.
The Senate is now in Executive session on a Mess
age which the President communicated yesterday re-
lating to the War with Mexico.
1t is understood he has asked the advice of the Cham
Der, as to proposition for an ARMlSrlCE, and an
adjustment of the difficulties.
The opinions of the Members are much divided as
to the proprety of any interference resolutions in ia
yor of similar movement having been voted down by
the majority in the House.
The friends of the President have circulated report
that an Agent of Mexico is now in Washington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
WASHINGTON County Liberty Convention

Convention for Washington County, will be holden at
MIDDLESEX VILLAGE, on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th instant. 1t Is earnestly desired that every citizen
of the County, who is in favor of redeeming ttrom the
rule of the unbushing aders and abeors of that vile
system of human slavery which aspires to become
the paramount interest in this land should be present
Ladies, as well as gentlemen, are invited to attend
Measures will be taken to have an interesting discus
sion on the occasion.
By order Of Co. Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
Liberty Almanac.

The Liberty Almanac, to be issued by the Amcri-
can and Foreign Ant-Slavery Society, will be ready
for delivery by the middle of August or first of Sep
tembcr Its tables will be calculated for all parts of
the country No pains will be spared to make it an
effective anti-slavery tract-such as should 90 into
every family IN every town. Let our friends in all
parts of the country send their orders "a S. Repor
L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
IMPORTANT APPROPRIATIONS
WITH MEXICO.

1t is currently reported says the N Y. Tribune in
Washington, that negotiations with the Mexican Gov
eminent are in progress; and that Paroles and the
Mexican Congress propose to give up the whole of
California and Santa Fe to the United States, as an
indemnity for the expenses of the and the install
ments yet due by Mexico to American citizens 1t is
supposed that these TERMS which have been proposed
in Havana by the agents and penipoentiaries OF Pa
redes, will be satisfactory to this Government
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
Cabinet Furniture.

IFEVIIE subscriber would inform the inhabitants e
a Montpelier, and the adjoining towns, that he has
opered Shop Main street, opposite the Brick Church,
where he will carry the CABINET business, in all its
branches, and will keep constantly on hand ready made
Work. Every wishing to purchase will do well to
call and for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
change for Furn ure.
Two good Journeymen wan ed at the above business,
who, if well recommended will find constant employ
men and high wages. w. A. CADY.
Montpelier, Aug, 1916 33 tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

awe are not advised that any messenger has arrly-
ed at Mexico or that any overture has been made by
her to the Government at Washington. What pros
pect there may be for Peace and at what period It may
be effected, we cannot undertake to conecture though
it is certain that the President will make good his re-
peated declarations to conclude Peace as he
can do consistently with the rights of the United
States"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
W OOdStOCk,

The Liberty men of Woodstock, will meet at the
Temperance House, on Saturday August Doth, at 4
O'Clock, p NJ, to nominate candidate for town rep
resentatve. Ills hoped and expected that all will
boldly to the polls, on the Tuesday following to
support the person thus to be nominated
CIIAUNCEY RICHARDSON, for Committee
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From the Batavin Times.

BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY-Ths is one Of the very f,v
patent medicines of the day which with
dencc all who afflicted with coughs colds consumption
who predsposed the latter complaint has been
with considerable advantage in many families in town. and few
stubborn cases has produced highly beneficial results.
Editors lawyers and ccrgymen, and almost every class
found that Wsars asam of wild Cherry what it t
cracked up the very hest medicine be found Icuc
all affections of the lungs when nothing else will
For Sale by s F. Redied, Montpelier, VT
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+ o r e IG N.


The Hibernia arrived at Boston on Monday morn
ing
Dates are from London to the 18th, and Liverpool
to the 18th ut The state of trade in Great Britain is
all that could be desired The prices of provisions
low, and the crops of grain expected to be unusu
ally large 1t is feared however, that the potato croI
will be cut off as it was last year.
The Hibernia brings the Oregon treaty ratified by
the British Government.
The new government is in full tide of successful
experiment, Nearly all the members have been re
turned without opposition There is question like
ly to embarrass the new Ministry except the Suga
duties.
An effort is to be made to raise monument to S
Robert Peel by means of penny subscription through
out the Kingdom.
Russia has made some reductions in her tariff |
is said the Emperor intends to abolish Slavery through
out his dominons
The new Pope has sgnalized his accession to the
Chair of St. Peter by some acts of leniency towards
State prisoners. He has also condescended to pass
through the streets of Rome, on foot
The Sultan of Turkey is about to establish Nor
man school, and to take other measures for public in
structon.
There is no other news of Importance from othe
parts of the Continent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
BRIGHTON MARKET .
MONDAY, Aug. 8.
REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER

ELLEK.T
At Market, SIS head of cattle, and very poor in
quality; yokes working oxen; 76 cows and calves
1850 Sheep and about 500 swine. About 100 head
came over the Western Railroad.
Prices-Beef cattle-By extra, $780, first quality
1878; second quality, $500.
Working Oxen-Sales were made at $40, S73
Cows and Calves-zSales made at SIG, $40, S2l
1914 $26, $685. and $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-sales of lots varying from sl,5t
r$l,87, to $500 according to quality.
Swine-Old Hogs at wholesale l-2; shoats D
5 10 At retail from l-2 to 7c.
N. B. About $50 head of stock and Beef Cattle re
manned unsold at 4 o'clock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
ECONOMY il Wealth.

Graham's, Godeys, The Columbian, and the Ladies'
National Magazines, for July at Somerby's 10 State
street Now is the time to Subscribe, as the new vol
umes commence with July. Graham's, Godey's ant
the Columbian Magazines will be sent, free Of postage
to any part of the United States. Subscriptions
ceived for all other Magazines and newspapers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
alden.

The Liberty men of Walden are requested to meet
at Adam Amsdens dwelling house, on Thursday the
9th of August inst, at O'Clock P NJ, for the pur-
pose of selecting and uniting upon some suitable per-
son as candidate for town representative.
By order of the Committee
August 5th, 1876
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
81 owe.

The Liberty men of Stowe, will meet at the old
meeting House, on Friday, the l4th, of August, at 6
O'clock p NJ, to nominate a candidate for town Rep
resentotve, and appoint delegates to the County Con
vention.
BY order of town Committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

Mr.. Ed1or-I send you the following solution ofthe
Puzzle published in the Freeman of July 30, viz
Zebra Bear, Red, Bean, Adder, Head, Chrn, Beach,
Barn. Hare, Buzzard, Benhadad -NEBUCHADNEZ-
ZAR. w. B. and several others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
zee "a aG ny2 Ell "a = Eczss

In Montgomery, on the 9th ult. Mr. Phmon O.
Clark, to Miss Georgianna NJ. Wheeler.
In Rutland Mr. l.. w. Hubbard, M. D., of Castle
ton, to Miss Helen Maria Stone of Bellows Falls.
In East Poultney, by Rev. Mr. Hicks, Mr. Albert H.
Bailey, to Miss Catharine L. Neal, both of p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
Receipts for the Freeman,


NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
SloUucE & Piece, l. w Clark, H Wilcox,
R Steele, E Bronson, S Fatrdge, B Joslin, Dimicl
so each S S Foster, s Bartlett, r Holdrich, 90
each Mix, S Johnson J Woodruff, 75c each
Sholes, 400; B + Haskell, 3,75; II Needham, BIC
Dr. Work. 300. NJ D Miller, 25c; Pennock, 500
IS T Mason, 1,50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
2. G. SMITH.

Opposite the bank,)
Has Just received fine lot Of Curls, which he viii
tell very low.
N. B. Cash paid for long Hair.
Montpelier, July, 1916. sln
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13
From the Washington Union.

TARIFF OF 1912 AND 1916 COMPARED.-A compar-
ison of the rates of duties upon some of the articles
as actually paid under the tariff of 1842 and to be lev
led on the same by the tariff to come into operation
Decorohar Lot IQ1G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

The Rumors of Peace Nth MericO.-The Washing
ton Union of Thursday in article upon this subject
says:
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LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
I HIS may certify that have given my Son, Edward
c. Northey, his time during the remainder of hi"
minority shall pay debts of his contracting nor
claim any of his wages after this date.
JOHN B. NORTHEY.
W;Iliomstovcr VI Julv 9Th 1886 3w3lH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

Dreadful Disaster on The 81. Latocnce.-S tcame
Ro,0Iand Hill s,p1k.--We learn from the correspon
dence of the N, Y Tribune, that the steamer Rowland
Hill, on Wednesday evening, July Goth, while on hel
passage from Montreal, and racing most urously witt
another boat, was brought in collision with the Que
bee, and by the crash of the two boats carried away
the wheel and wheel-house of the Rowland Hill.
The air was filled with confused oucres in French
and English; and most appalling shrieks were utter
ed by those in the water, and those who wert
striving to extricate themselves from the sinking boat
The Rowland Hill sank in about 10 feet of water
upon the bar upon which she provdentially drifted
leaving part of her out of water, which was filled
with passengers and crew.
The cry of fire rang through the air; there ensuet
scene of terror and uproar indescribable and unim
aginabe.
Two were crushed to death by the collision, and i
is supposed thai many were drowned, but it is no
known how many.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-13

Ayoung lady, highly recommended has been obtained to take
charge of the ornamental branches,
Text Books arc kept by the principal and furnished at the usual
prices Board may b. obtained in respectable families i'll the vii
aga ut from Sl00 to 81 49, including washing,
furnished those wishing to board themselves.
The Institution is now furnished with respectable Chemical
Philosophical apparatus Globes, Celestial and TERRESTRIAL Historical
Charts valuable heodolte for taking angles of elevation
deprtsun and experiments VIII be given studies of
studentsmay dcn1nd ATcacher's Class will h. formed early
the term, for the special benefit Of those designing teach
nmr lectures given the bastmthOds If commune. ting
tom management Of schuuls,
REMAuK.hc Bakersfield public well understand how easy
matter it is to Pc Institution and Trustees simply say
Come and eeou school in all its is open the public
BY order Of the Board, n. H. ARLINGTON.
Bakersitld Aug 10, 1915.
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I'D Il n r A L.
e. Ki5hOllpm. I'D, ID, s.

OOMS Stors and LangdoHs, corner of Main and stale
IL streets Montpelier, VT still continues to perform every opera
ton in DENTAL SURGERY requisite for the preservation OF the
TEETH the restoration diseased Gums to state of health and
purifying breath, has become offensive Also ARIi
FClAL TEETH ofe best quality inserted with pvos OF on guu
plates from one to f set may require and
onab be obtained the office of any quaed
Dentist in the State June Is, lS46
Tooth and f,uns 25tf
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Bakersfield AcadcMiCaI EmSt itW-
ton.

THE Academic year Wednesday, Sept ID The
Board Of instruction consists of
G6ls q h hPInGl A"' Associate Principals,
MRS, J. $ sPAULDING, treceprcss.
MR., 5, NJ. BASSEIT, Teachers of Vocal and instrument
MRS. ). NJ. BASSErT, tai music
MRS. q. T. HOUGIl1ON, Teacher Of Painting and Per
SprCtiVe.
MR. II. FISH, Teacher of French.
MR. l., u. DAVIS, Teacher OF PtlmanShp
class Of those intending to teach will be formed at the
meurm r the tn, and furnished with of
and Lectures adapted To their full Course Of lectures
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry will be gwen and made
tncve and useful by extensive and VIII selected apparatus,
So lectures various other topics.
Books furnished by the Principals at the lowest prices.
Board per week, including room, wood and washing, 5.
Tuitlun per quarter, English Studies, SO To Si,5J.
The Ancient Classics, ST.
Piano, So.
MelOdeOn, IS.
Vocal Music, ST.,
Drawing and Painting, 81 to s..
The Teacher French has had the best eff French
families, and converses in the Language with ease
SETH OAKS, Secretary.
Bakersfield Aug. ], 1916. 80
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Bakersfield Academy and Literary Asso
citation,

HENRY ]. MOORE, A. NJ Principal.
W. II. BELDING, Assistant Teacher,
Mrs, S. f. MOORE, Teacher of the Female Department
Miss f. NJ. HASELTINE, French.
Miss S. PAUL, " Music Painting and Draw
ing
AR. ROBINSON, " Pcnmansllp.
The Fall Term Monday Aug and continues
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
No. 100 MAIN STREET..

ME SUBSCRIBERS ~oaM again call the
i attention al their customers aud the public
generally 10 Ihru stock Of work. hey have Just
received from Philadelphia an additional SUPPLY oi
,bck, and assorIment of everything usual,
Kept IN such an e-IahlishmeW. They have La
DIES and GENrLENIEN'S SADDLES oG diiI-f
eat yrcos and qnnlIics. Also a variety Of BRI.
DIES aud MARrlNGALES; CARRIAGE IAI,-
NESS, single and double. eastern ylr; oOiunr"n
do do Waggua d., Cau de-, common aud liue COL
LARS, TIacc chains good anirl"; iIsme. Sc 81.
Carnage, Buggy. Cart R'diug srd Wagon WA,p
oil different kinds, Stage. Buggy, DrOy cts aud Was.
gon WHIP LASHES
lion FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS,
with Licbrich's palcnl u,s.Jo locks ard ulhcr in
provemch,s ol The latest stJ e bu,h ~ Ladies and
Gcnllcmen,
ILHdsoas intuition comma leather ( bar frHu.t
limitation and Iron frame Hard Learner VALISEs
and Saddle Bag, Carpet Big; -omc imported ones
on suPsf0r k.ud anJ iui-h, tn Which cell the at.
irnlUu oi ihr~e ishnig lp purchase prime arice.
BnNNET rRuNEs Carpet Suchei- aud B,sl.et,.
lIof-e Bru-i o.. Curry cOmhs Card. &c Sc.
They Will also maize - order anything IN Their
line oi bushes. without DELAY, nHd 'fss go-d MAZE
raj ~ can be had. nnd ~ iri' pfrc' Old wofl
rRoNrrLY snd NEATLY REPAIRED.
Thiukisl lor pat iuvos they earnestly T,1ues
the continuance OF ihe same.
feh Ia NCOLL & CARR,
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TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANv
OrlIE16,

NE suBscRl ot:4 keep. eoas'anily i.s sale,
AT the hwest pr'~e-. IN a.s"r'ueni 81 MID
iCiNES. DRUGS. DyESrUe y 5. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. vARNiSii. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
COniid, at his priees will give Satisfaction he s.s-
ciis even ihosc VIA may noi inicni Ia purchase al,
ihe ,I.e. D. ascertain the price, oi his gods.
Any c IN nunicaIions asking the psices ~ s., js.
are most ch~efiuliy anI promptly a"s~errd.
lie would particularly safe. that lac has Steam
Factory IA cunhc,ion with hts store. for POwdotiGs
Jiah Rhuhafh. lpscacnanha. and msny Oih.f
Medicines, Tor grinding Musiard. Cinnam'n. Ais
rice PEPPER. Cloves. Sc. inL Lamp Black. Back
Les., Ne,iuan Red. Chr,mc yclisw and green.
Nerdsgri., yellow Ochru and - her Points. IN 81.
all OF Which he IS ablo to sell u, the y,rY lo"s.,
prices.
Pants m,rcd sltsady for n.e and pat up in ear
then rii. of diiiefc ior family snc~.
Putty Of the be-, quality st2i e~nis pee III. "ai
oi bladiers. and cts per 10 IN blsJdet. n QusnIi
ties 81 so pounds aud upwar's
0Or No charge made f,t delivering gods ia sny
rari oi ihe c,Iy. w w GORDON.
DauGeI,r. No l52 West PRATT. few door. from
L'ghi -. and opposite the u IL o II X Depot.
% BALTIMORE.