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The above certificate have the pleasure send you with per-
mission to publish.
Yours IrulN. 4 4
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY

NlAAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question: tina
- means be chemically combined upon the alb
scI"t semfn remove various accumulatons which, ALLOW
e1 i.tt M create disc, pain, troublesome tumors NOR
l- 81. lin and scrvfous disease Sc.
According to Chemistry nd the physiology Of the human system
remedy has bgn Uncovered, and anplled and rendered
successful, IN = lmls, pain in the side and
back, sccluuls, sj evil about the neck and throat
asue cakes engagements Of the an &C. thing should be
minded by every physcan liant the here spoken of should
be used preference to every thing else, Of gatherings or
painful sWGllngs IN the breasts Of those
are IN the habit Of being troubled in way should use before
any symptoms of hardness tested. No exposure cold
VIII have any effect on the parts where this application
Nheh he breasts are painful there which be
ed th WIN give so quick and certain relief this. Those who do
not WISH to suffer must bear the above in mnd and use the
here specified for fails in this disease neither
The reader readily soften and subdue inha-
nation, of how much importance would be to Of
weak backs spinal on and in fact all kinds ST weakness or
inflammation As external application in Liver Complaints, pain
the hips and shoulders has equal and pain extractor
there magical drops namen that will compare with the
JEW DAVID'S or HEBREW PLASTER-hat is the remedy and
is well among icans in general any fur
description Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster
after every other application has failed pamphlet giving an ac
count discovery with certificates, directions &C. accompany
each box which is sufficient spread paster-Pce 50
1t pleasant and need fear taking cold
in that part which the plaster is applied.
For sale by s. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05

0lds, Coughs, Asthma and CONSUMPTION!
TIE most celebrated and nalb remedy for colds coughs ast
form Of PULAoNARY CONSUMPTION, the Hungarian
BASM of LIFE discovered by Dr. ucan, London England
tested for upwards of seven in Great Britain
nen Of Euope and Introduced the United States the
immediate superntendence Of the inventor.
The astonishing success ofte Hungarian Balsom, the Of
every form of consnpton warrants the American agent in solicit
community that seek relief in vain from of he common
remedies of the day. and have been given by the distinguish
ed physicians, confirmed and ncTabe The Hungarian Basam
las cured ana WIZ cure the most desperate OF cases Is no quack
nos but standard English medicine, Of known and establish
INCoNTE5TIBLE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF TIL
BAL5AM IN TIE WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION
IMPORTANT MEDcA. TEsIIMoNY!
Dr. BRApLEEDear Sir The hungarian asam is, beyond all
question: most perfect admirable preparation for diseases Of the
lungs have used in imly and in my professional practice
for than two years. with the uniform and entire success
commend to all who afflicted the most certain remedy H
such diseases with which am acquainted
'''' '''' '''' ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
Dr. BRADLEEDear sr take much pleasure in giynr you
aenent ofto beneficial efectsof Buchan Hungarian Bas on
bad cough in the side raising obood and all these pains and
troubles winch attend that insdou disease consumption en-
oyed physician who attended her long time at great expense
hcn advised the consultation of celebrated negbo
ing mW AZ sun greater expense ana aef number OF VS RON
G advising PLY cen and The continuance for some time of the m
done all he COULD and benefit iromi then employed
Botanic Physician for time who seemed to do her good
end to ny Duchans Hungarian Balsam have used 6boles,
with most astonishing effect 1t has restored her strength cured
her entirely fhcr cough and pain in the side and she
ding to her accustomed Duties This wonderful but no
strange than te and would advise all who have symptoms
ofconsumpoH take this medicine season. and TIL all
hope is past ao this has terminated so fortunately In this
case PAD between one and two hundred dollars for
medicine without any satisfactory benefit while So worth of Hun
grIn Baam the disease the strength and
brO IN healthy action of the SYSTEM Try tOr yourselves and
viii md one halt has You can use this letter as
you think best and will domos good and wishing that your med
icine may benefit many much my daughter,
Bath, Me-, Etb2i, Al Irchain gratefully yours JNo. You've
P s. would say further That about years my daughter COM
monCed raising Blood which continued times and
sometimes very bad till about years. commenced taking
Basam The rst bottle stopped raising of blood entirely
and she has never been troubled with it since
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA MAINE!
DR BRlDLEE-Dear Sir truly say that hungarian Bal
of the most infinite me- have been cured
Of an affection Of the lungs to to be incrabe v all nv fcnd
by the use If few bottles One of nv children was ALA restored
health after being pronounced beyond reach of medical Inv
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HEALTHY FA1lHLEEs.

II EALTIlY families those who the "RESURRECTION
Ii or PERSIAN PILLs They keep the stomach Cean the
free the blood pure the appetite good the mind brnt in
the person healthy Those who have saOw yellow counenanc-
may be assured that their liver less diseased
by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
and fair their stomach VIII be strengthened and they VIII have
healthy flow Of pure blood which will give the bloom of hcth
Those who inclined fever and dyspepsia Osveness
who have unpleasant taste in their mouth in the morning
should these pills. for they cleanse the stomach eccua
that the breath becomes perfectly Parents and all t
should bear in mind that they etcta of the d,rrn
oea No Children hay% h' hnoWn to -" o summer comnrrs
VINO nave US u leSe H. I'm their disease.
muih hS loF F" binme ourselves your children die that
you 9ld nj try the Persian Pills
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05

EHUNTERS can get CASH, and the highest prices
II n for all kinds of SHIPPING FURS, by calling
At the Drug store of Collins, where they will find
a general assortment Of POWDER and SHOT for sale
cheap AZ NovembeT2O, le4S;
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Luman's Binding. Main 81.

III "y"7V''V : I7"V''t'"S, 1HUtV ~,
MONTPELIER, VI.
TERMs-$l, so in advance, or SO, 90 after the ex-
piraton of three months from the time of subscri-
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10 Advertisements Inserted at The usual prices
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pound This preparation is decidedly among all prepare
ome and Jaop any other Caharc medicines the advan
age all in being pleasant eat while other cahurtc mcd
cncs generally disgreeabe oak Price 25 cts per box, with
m directions, and be found at the Depository No. o. Com
mercal street.
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are safe and remedy for Children love them
They a IKEA Charm renoyalns the symptoms such as starting
Sleep grating the teeth paaness about the mouth and nOse
cls and general feycrs habits The child falls into quiet sleep
the Supplied and expelled and the child far heard
from, in every instance has been cured.
Price % per box with i directions, sold at No. 96 CONNER
cial street.
FALES' COUGH LOzENGES,
Arg beneficial in all common colds and coughs whoophg cough
inflammation oat aud gs In tile Group hives and mole
tfan tonc satisfactory than the celebrated Live syrup Tie
and the disease broken up the magical effect these o2onges
Full drec ions accompanying cock box and found Depository
No % Commercial street
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are safe and agreeable remedy for dysentc dahea and bowel
complaints children Particular Ottenon must be paid the d
reCtiCns cachb
FALES' CAMPHOR LOzENGES,
Are beneficial in all and sick headache there
SENSE ghness or weight over the eyes in crupve diseases,
such measles small oX, mona epilepsy melancholy hystera
nl powers, and may be taken with safety by and children
IL all conditions Full directions accompany eachbox.
FALES' CYPlAN HAIR TONIC,
extensively known and justly celebrated, that further
will be useless say however TINT umong the
thousands who have purchased the onc in this and ether
individuals have expressed their appobnton wonder admi-
ton boodng its effects few bottles only had No.
Sc Commercial street
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
nawng and antics Of those destructive be hush
your houses and you Will procure box of the
genuine Madagascar Rat Exenato using according dec
on You cannot depend upon unless obtained j. Faes
% Commercial ST., Boston, Mass
Egg PIIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give most desirable bite, grey red with
ont cooring the skin. JOSEPH J. FALES,
90 Commercials, Boston, Mass
~ For sale by the following AGENTS.
Montpelier e. X, Collins Druggists g. w Hubbard anfed,
j. Town; Marshfed h. d. Putnam Cabot Cutting; Danvile,
Dana Weeks & Stanton H. c. Babcock Lyndon Fuller Co.
Lndon Centre, A. Dnnson Co.; Whoelock w. L. Bradley,
Glover W. b. Palmer Burton, Strong Jewett Derby Line Cobb
Rollins Co., Foster Holmes Co.. T. c. Butler West Berby, H..
o. Pike; Coventry E. cleveland Albany w. Hayden Cmitsbn
~ Scott; Wocot S. NJ PennoCk, T. s. Benjaun ydepark,
n T. Keller. 23ly
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PRICE REDgrgEgAq

-lhOE bOl LIS Sl,oU SMALL BOTTLES Sl00,-DR TAY-
LORS BAlSAM OF LIVERNORT, FROM 375 BOWERY
LIVER COMPLAINTS, ASTHMA, &c. Read the following
do most earnestly ask the attention every individual
having affection of the LUNGS disposition CoNsvMrrtoN
asthma or Liver Complaint Consumpve Dyspepsia papaon
to read the following certificates which are the shortest
among those recently sick that there is nc
quaCkey hmbug, but honest development facts which
ready substnae and advise every beware Of coun
es and limitations, and buy only above Of Leeds Haz
ard, No. III Water ST. GURDON J LEEDS.
Honesdale, Penn, April 23rd 1915.
Dear DoctorThs may certify that have been afflicted for
number of with disease of the lungs which had me
to he Ct the All medical aid proved unavang and
owing To the weakness omy constitution which age had
recommended Dr1Gyors Genuine Basam verwor
from 375 Bowery. did and by efficacy say
have been almost restored to health much
OF old would permit All those who afflicted with diseases
of the lungs Liver would especially urge themselves OF
his Sovereign Remedy. This certificate be upon and
comes from of the Oldest inhabitants of this town.
Signed JOHN GARRF'r.
The above certificate pleasure to send you with
mission to publish. " F0'
Yours Truly J. & A. SNYDER.
ORANGE, March LIST, 1915
This &c Gently, that about five years since was taken Wit
raising blood accompanied with cough Nv physician nfroa
me that probably from the lungs: blood wc r 800
red COLOR had two spells oft soon as 1nssi, a.
age" Dr. Louvre IN Newark, ana procured one bottle yor zen
% DR. lYLoKs bAL5AM oE i"ERwORT which acted on me like
Va cIIy curing ne and have raised since that
hle ht took another bottle for certainty am resi-
GEM orange New Jersey where can be referred to at all times
fany wish to know personally about the Cur, ,rs az mis-
most excellent medicine. ISAAC BALDWIN
Sworn het3ra me the let dry Of March, ISIS
Il. e. HOWNEit Com. Of Deeds.
For sal by Sia .u4ak Jr and S. H. Collins Monpeer
Perry Cabot; r. NJ richardson Watsicld Cuslman & Film
w, K,D North
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05

nfATCHES that are sure fire for sale at
~'A Jan. 10, s. x. COLLINS.
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S. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
RAIN OF COTJTMRIA

Ladies and gentlemen, win be without The genuine Oldrdg
Balm Columbia for hair? You may depend upon
only article that is badness and keep
free from dandrf We have known it to restore hair
heads opcrsons seventy oagComstoC give refer
to that wish to those that have been perfectly
and have had their hair restored within the
Be and gethc genuine, with the signature Comstock
q n
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A THOMAS ADHESIVE STRENGTHENING SALvE
a, a. S. X. CoLL1N's.
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EALEs, Cathartic B.OZGYGES.

HoUGH prepared from great Vegetable substances
plateabe and pleasing other confectionery
tons for while its operations Salts Castor OIL Cal
omc and a0p any other cahartc medicines the advan
all in being pleasant to eat, while other cathar med
cns generally dsngeeabe to take Price 25 per box with
fail directions and may be found the Depository No o. Com
mnrcll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05
FRENCH DEPlLATOR

This article used for taking off uperuous hair from the cc and
neck, is sold for 50 cents per bottle.
~ All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS No. 10,
fremont Row, Boson--and in Montpelier by
39-ly. $. X. COLLINS.
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FALES, WORM LOZENGFS
FALEs, C0ITGuIOzENGEs,

Are beneficial in al colds and coughs whoopmg cough
inflammation Of and mhgs tie Group hives and moe
satisfactory than the celebrated Live syrup Ie
napy erect Is obtained few moments, the symptoms disappear
and the disease broken by the magical effect these o2onges
Full dec lions accompanying ack box and found Depository
No. o. Commercial street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02
Movements or Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals exhibited diminution from the
usual scale of names heretofore registered at the follow
ing hotels:-
AMEnioAN-E. Kimley, Massachusetts,; J.. Lewis, PHI
ladelphia; w Longstreet, washington; j. Roberts, W.
Point d. Cowan, II. John Hyde Park; ]. Gray, Bos-
ton; g. Zantzinger Philadelphia j. Gray. Boston; 8.
Newport; 8 Philips, Mass; C. Day N. Orleans r. Og-
den, Mass; r. Smith, Boston L. Van Bohsll, Philada
Putnam Mass; w. Chaplin Har,Ord
land; w. Bellamy, Philadelphia; J. Sterrett, Baltimore,
g. Laury, Washington r. Cassan j. Cassidy, Baltimore;
A. Rucksr. Hatcher. Virginia; w. Wurtz, Philsds,
len, CINCINNATI @. Aston Charleston; Grant, Boston;
+. Stonow. Paris; q. Maloney, Washington; Grant,
Boston; w Belcher, St Louis; q. Wade, Boston; C.
Weiherali H. Taylor, Baltimore; B. Poor, Boston; ..
ClrY--J Bullock Rhode Island; w. Hayes, De.
troit; Rev. II. sherman, New Jersey; T. Lonsdals,
Thrasher Havana; J. Hooper Philldelphia; g. Tisdas.
Sackets Harbor; A. Tyler, Norwich; r. Barry, VS. ash.
ington; Mitchell, do; Capt Tyler Georgia. NJ Clspp
Phlsdelphs; D. Gadson, DR. r. Gadsden, Charleston; w.
FaANxLIN--S. Thompson, Bridgeport; ]. McRas, C.
Goldsmith, A. Ford Philadelphia; T. Knapp, N. York;
c. Pettett Pennsylvan q. Christie Buffalo: s. Pick
bile; w. McGavy. North Carolins w. wisdell, Cincia-
natl; I Raymond, Ohio Ramsay, North Carolina; q.
Dent, Mobile; G. Davis, Baltimore.
J. Leaning. Cape May; Mr. Wells New York; D. For
rcst Pennsyvania; j. Blakely, CINCINNATI Z. Mathew.
Philadsiphia; j. Adams, Boston; W. Temple. Canada;
Gould, J Ashton, S Moody Boston; j. Park Amtrers.
bergh; ID. Greene, Provdence W. Richards, Georgia;
II Gilbert, New Brunswick; Hon. V. Ellis, New Or
leans as Reed Boston .h Allen Mississippi Col IL
Willoughby, Montreal; J. Strong, Canada.
Jupsor-W Buckingham, J. Buckingham, Ohio; L.
Fowler Iiudsoni A. Moseiey, Troy; g. Morton George
Rice, New Haven; q. Judson NJ Brownlee, Boston; II.
Brownell, Hartford l.. Bradford Conn; T Clarke NJ.
Butard, A. Benson Hartford; NJ. Clarke, Princeton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02

The Wheeling Telegraph states that DR. Staunton, a..
sstant clerk Of the House Of Representative returned
homo from Washington few days ago, laboring under
indyposiion and in the temporary absence OF his family
committsd suicide by cutting his throat.
The Bahsmers .ameriesn says, that Major Delevan,
of the firm Of WEIGH, Mann Delevan, propretors
Of the National Circus, was badly hurt one day last
week, by being thrown fron his wagon. He was on
horses he was driving became frightened and away,
and hence the accident His face was confidently cut
and scratched; and his body good deal bruised He
compelled to remain behind when the company left
Lexington
IxMErsE BEquEsTs-Isaac Franklin, OF Sumner Co..
Tenne ssee, has bequeahed large portion OF his i'm
estate to establish seminary Of learning In that
county for the education Of males and females and
properly in Louisiana and in other places The value
Of this bequeS is supposed to be about six hundred
thousand dollars.
John Grant, Frank Bassett and James Frazure, were
charged the 5th inst before Mayor McAlpn OF Mo:
purposes the schooner Mobile Grant the leader of
the plot and being overheard, in his attempt to make
proselyte Of Frazure, was arrested.
man nsmed Matthias Cloud died at Boston on Sunday
last from the effects Of laudanum taken by mistake.
The Richmond Southern Standard Of the 30h ult says
OF MIR. Hoyt: " At late hour yesterday evening, we
learned that this unfortunate gentleman although
dead, remained in very critical situation His phys-
clans say that if modification does not take place In the
next ~ hours he may yet recover We sincerely hope
itmay be So"
Indians who with Elder James Cusck and others paid
visit to city last spring and several concer
of sacred music departed this life on the 9Th u at Fort
Scott. No. whittier the tribe had emgratcd from New
York In letter from Elder Cusick we learn that out
of about 900 who to that country, thirty have
died. among whom was the wife OF Peter Printup, who
died the 4h of August last Many Of those who re-
main, desire to return to their native country Phiodel
NH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02

FIREs.-A very destructive fire commenced in
the wood ands of Mr.. Clark, in the southwest par!
from. The hie extended over range of eight miles
and between and two thousand cords Of wood had
been consumed large number Of citizens turned out
mouth Insurance Office, and sent TO assist 40
quelling the flames, and great hopes were En- en-
OF the forenoon The FIRE took frsm coal pt.
A barn in Pymp,on belonging 70 Mr. Lobdeh WIN ls'
contents, was destroyed by fire Insured on ~
gers corner caught Are h sparks Of the oooro,
tive Of the quarter past o'clock train for ana
with most OF their contents consumed Loss esu-
mated at about $4,000 which there was $500 insur'
ance Al tho Concord Mutual ONCE Tuesday evening,
TrIs wymsn,s house two barns and outbudjngs at
wet smbridre entirely destroy cd with the con-
tsuts Of thS barn. the harvest Of the late crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02
Sonnet to Mrs. Polk.

4 FACT LITERALLY RENDERED.
Lady, saw thee mid gairish throng,
That bent to thee the courtier's willing knee.
And heard in dulcet tones tho Aatterers song.
Which parasites were breathing unto thee.
There was no radiant pleasure on thy brow,
No look ofjoy-but humble moekness there
AS hypure spirit fain would bow,
In genhe gratitude, itself in prayer.
Again saw thee by beggar's side
Relieving wants in blessed mercy's name;
And then felt thrill Of honest pride,
That amid chsnges thou vert still the same
That power could not thy holy faith subdue
True to your Saviour-to your country true
September Goth. CALEp Lror. of Lvonsdsle
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F ssws 9oF NV VI faf;
% ne Iunnng between A%Coy Yo,f Monday
sS'ss b A%SSy A%sHx
New Yos fs en f Fer
0'flo .. III, PM
fSan sl. ss7s fsiss
South Ambsy. Sept "a. 1876 sas Imsr
rTorLES Linz Of STEAMERS FOR ALYANi,
Dirset-Daily. Sundays sreePtsd.-.ats o'clock. r. NJ
49, Gsaflfns efd
#f1sS&&sHf Houghton, will leave on Monday, Wsdnes
.saso.s fd1y
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings ate
E ssS C II albany ample
Freight taken at moderate rates, and none taken after
An forbid trusting any of boats of this line
w. as sfss S e on o.
Schultz, at the Office on the wharf.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
A'3o'ciost, r. NJ, Landing a a. Intermstate Places
Steamboat NoRrM XII sr's csp ssIss Fury will
leave On Monday Wednesday Friday. and Sunday after
s.ss%Scss SANTA claus, Captain ,: ovssb.usA. will
Apply on board or a, the Office ON the wharf, salrc
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO
Frsdeyieks0urgh. Riehmsnd Pster,burgA, "a Lynch
ssrxs Raleigh III YsId s1 and cGsr,,.on G.
sm .i, Ss MoN M.
Las Creek .sst wharf lss' Bs
above points. 49,
Through Tickets TO Richmond ;. $500
TO TO Fws, siss%, ,ct;............44SSs
to Charlie .tou, 8. C.. 10 90
$:f ,:
Steanboa Lihe all the wide and rough portion Of the Bay
between the mouth the Old Point Comfot
being entirely avoided by this Line
Travellers advised that the Line hereby advertised is
part and psreel Of the Great Mail Line through yIsmis
hsi y e the intention oft Companies composing the Great
necton with the Mount Vernon always cheapy as by any
any other line, and with comfort expedition GER
ington. -
eng nre az the Southern Railroad Of
the Commerce st. wharf, Tuesdays and Fridays on
board the Mount Vernon. Of
CIV. GtINNEL, Captain.
N BTraveers by the above Line will bear in mind that
they have two hours Baltimore than
the ChssaPsals Bay and lanes River boats and reach
point South of Petersburg the time with
when there breach of connection by Bay
Line. sIs i'm re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02

CoURr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS. We'd
nesday, Sept. 80, lS46-Prcsenti Senator Lott
presiding and nine other Senator's No quorum being
present adjourned until tomorrow, at O'Clock, A M
On the It'll day of Noveml next at o'clock A. NJ the
court will again proceed TO the hearing OF arguments
BY the order appointing this term, causes on wriu OF
error are have preference The following shows the
present state of the Error calendar No 8 w Small vs.
the Herkimer Manufacturing Co 4 j. Mccullough VS..
j. Moss g. The Madison Co. Mutual Ins Co vs. J. Gates
and al H. The Medical Institution OF Geneva College
vs. o. s. Patterson. H. +. Ray VS. Brdseye.
l6 g. p Frost the Saratoga Mutual Fire Insurance
Co %. J. Fowler vs.. s. p. Jermain. "A W. Ellis
the same 81. g. W. Stanton, Jr, VS. J. Kinney. 60 +
III stef vs. NJ b Hart 30. l.. Corning and al. VS. Nc
Cullough 81 H. Coggill VS. d. Leavitt, President &c
49, J Wager VS. 8. X Stow. %. J. Burckle VS. s. Luce
37 II. s. Shannon w. Baskns 80. E. Charles VS.. the
People 40. $. Adams VS. tho People AZ. D. Mead VS..
Lawson. Called once and passed %. q. Call vs. the
People 81. +. Judson VS.. j. Houghton 70. w. g. Wood
vs. &. Weiant. 25k. T. Me tram L. r Heyer. 49, II
Loomis VS. H. Munro %. T Denny vs.. the Msnhsttau
Co. 30 A. French W. II. D. Carhart 81 II. Swift and
al J. ID. Beers 81. G. NJ Patchen W.. the city Of
Brooklyn.