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h5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
GuarJ and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak:
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dete at his Old Established Store, Waerst 2d door
from Calvert. apS
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MIR. d MRS. ARCHER'S ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 40 LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE.
TNHE DUTIE of the Institution will he re-
II sumed on the first MONDAY in September -
Terms of Board, Tuition, SC, will be made known
application. jy25 law5t
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STEAMBOAT Row. A Cincinnati paper of the
30th ult., states that, as the steamer ST. Louis
was backing out from the wharf at ST. Louis
last Saturday, she came in contact with the
steamer DR.. T. Watson, lying just below. One
rubbing pretty hard against the wheel house of
the latter, when an attempt was made by the
crew of the Watson to cut them loose. This
produced quarrel, which resulted in a shower
of stones and one man being shot. Several
persons had weapons drawn, and a pilot on the
Watson pistol, which he gave to, one of the
engineers, who fred it into crowd on the boz
Ter deck of the st. Louis, severely wounding
an innocent but poor deck hand.
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] FEMALE CORRESPONDENT. Miss Fuller, the
arthoress, has gone to Europe for the purpose
of writing letters for he New York Tribune.
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TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 3, le45.

Mr.. SETH w. FowLE, Boston:
Dear SiT-Permit me TO address myself, through
you, TO all who are suffering with any pulmonary
complaint, and advise and recommend all such TO
use at once DR.. Wistar's gleat remedy. A mediciae
which sincerely believe will cure, if be pos
sible; and not waste their time and money on the
many trashy and worthless nOsTums of the day. One
year ago last fall took sudden cold, which settled
at once upon nay lungs. was soon Obligeu to take
my room severe cough followed and soon lost
my appetite, and consequently my strength | be-
came very mach reduced, suffered severe pain in the
side, breast, shoulders, SC &c. ] cOughed much at
night aud raised large quantities of matter, some
times accompanied with blood. | continued TO grow
WORSE and was obliged oc0nsult physician, who
visited and prescribed for several times, but af
forded me little .Jelief. ! became discouraged and
alarmed at my situation-my family and neighhors
supposed could not live long. Fortunately found
Of DIR. Wistar's pamphlets, and, like a drowning
man, "cato hing at siraws, took courage, and sent
Immediately for a bottle of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
MY disease was so deeply rooted however, that was
obliged to get second and third bottle before be-
gan 10 improve perceptibly kept on until had ia
ken two more bottles; continuing TO improve soon
Tegained by appetite and strength. | continued to
grow better until the summer, when was able TO do
days work on my farm every day, and have conln-
ued SO TO do My health has not been better tor four
years than at this time. To your invaluable medi-
cine, now so universally popular, feel indebted,
through Providence, for the preservation of my life.
Try it for yourselves. Signed
WILLIAM BEATTY.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Beatty, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled the
cORfidei ce Ofthe public. Signed by,
JOSEPH STEWARD.
On hand and for sale by
STABI.ER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High. SITS.
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
h Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Haneyer SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph'B Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H. Per-
kins, corner Market and Greenss.; George H. Keerl,
No 301 baltimore street: N. N, ROhuaOn 5S NOYth
Gay street. au3 lw
fn3-DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1874
Having res olved TO accept invitation to Excur-
sion to Round Bay and Annapolis, on Thursday, 9th
inst, the Association will assemble in front of the CT
TY HALL, on THURSDAY NEXT, at O'Clock, P.
with black cockade on hat, sc .sThe line ofmaIch
will be taken up at quarter before two O'Clock pre-
cisely for the steamboat Patuxent.
A, MlLTENBERGER,
aud Chief Marshal Def of Balt. in 1914.
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Oh PRIZES OF 1000 DOLLARS
~Np Capital prize S20,0OO. Tickets SIS.
THIS DAY, August 5, will be drawn the Md. Con
sodated LOTTERY, class 29-75 Nos 10 drawn ballots
For the benefit of the Susquehanna Canal.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! prize of $20,0UO prize of $4,000
40 10000 do 1890
40 5000 30 do 1000
Tickets S5.-Ealves So 5O-quarters 81 25.
Certificate OF package Of % quarters tickets Sl8 So
For lucky tickets by the package or single tic kes
apply TO the prize venders MILT,ERS co
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. OF the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
55 30 Is Ia IS 81 Sc 81 % 48
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THE WAR. We have seen a letter from a
high source at Washington, says the New York
Times, in which the opinion is expressed, that
the war with Mexico will not be much longer
contnued-though for what reason it is not
stated. Certainly, the operations of the War
Department are extensive enough to warrant
the opinion that hostities will not be discon-
tnued until the greater portion of the Mexican
Republic is annexed to this country.
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R7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Soutn,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
CT Route. See advertisements je26.d
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DEPARTURE OF TRANSPORTS FOR THE SEAT
OF WAR. The steams hip Alabama left New
Orleans on Saturday, the 25th ult., for Brasos
Santiago, with four companies of Illinois vo.
lunteers; the steamship McKim cleared the
next day for Matagorda Bay, and will leave in
the course of the day with four companies o.
Illinois volunteers; the. Telegraph left also with
three companies, and the briggs Albertina, ORR,
ole, Adolphe, and T. Street, each with two
compani;s, for the same destina ion. The Jas
L. Day also left for Port Lavacca, with four
companies. No less than nine schooners also
cleared on Saturday, principally for Point lisa.
bel, heavily laden with Government or suffers
stores for the use of the army.
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THE HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY. The cavalry
regiment of COL Humphrey Marshall, muster
ing 1000 strong, are represented as body of
martial men. They are generally athletic
young men, riding splendid horses, and their
picturesque dress imparts to them a romantic
appearance. The hat particularly is very fan
ciful. 1t is a drab beaver with broad bfm,
ornamented with several gold stars, and looped
up with gold lace in the three cornered fashion
of the Revolution. They all wear their boards
unshorn with boots over the legs of their trou-
sers, reaching above the knee, armed with huge
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FRoM NAUvoo. The Hancock Eagle lex
tray expresses the apprehension that the kid
mapped citizens have been murdered or severely
injured by the Anti-Mormons. The armed
posse from Nauvoo was at Pontoosuc on the
nth ult. Finch escaped to Fort Madison
He has proposed to exchange the kidnapped
men for the .4nties now in custody. An expe-
dition is to be prepared on both sides of the
river, for the purpose of securing the island
where the Antics are assembled, and rescuine
the kidnapped men, if they are yet alive. The
Antics have called another armed meeting al
Goden's Point. Those formerly engaged in
the expulsion ofthe Mormons, with the excep
of small mob, refuse to join in these new out.
RACES.
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MARRIED.

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING nc
For Workmanship Roscoe, about Aug.7.
For Marseies Ship Taurville, soon
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Ph9nix, few days.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Napoleon, few days.
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THUNDER STORM AT NoRFoLK.-There' was
quite a violent thunder storm at Norfolk on
Friday Afternoon. The Beacon says, some tri-
vial damage was done to the National Hotel
melting the wires by which the bells were sus-
pended or connected, and stunning for short
time, one of the daughters of the esteemed pro-
prietor. Beside this, small tenement on Holt
street, the property of G. Bramble, Esq, was
struck, inhcting slight damage only upon some
of the furniture. We learn also, that the black
smith shop at the navy yard was touched, but
not damaged to much extent.
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as- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. I95 CHEsNuP STREET,
between Third and Fourth,

IHTIdUtIpIIId'
d. X. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS. M. SANDERSON, Of Philad. ao0,,s
y25 I'm GEO. p, BURNHAM, of Boston, { Ass VS.
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ANEW ARTICLE. Black CUFFS of Lace
"A and Satin, for evening dresses, Ne. So North
n irOS
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srATy ur vERxoNr.,pEnreae-

STATE Ur VERMONT. Pk nre@e~.
D,ssnci e. Ruaisbd. 80 - befsd nat
Of, .r~etsl prubss cram he'd OF Rg,ispd
sitin ssc lrf Sad cissuci, o. ~. l6th ds'
81 Asrk. 4 ~ iet5
Present. W. H,u. lodge.
Nhsr's,, ff.hsls biung. gub'oisn ~
in-spA " Cru,.nah. moor at C.sfetr
oOa. 10 ssld cisift,i Las 500. dst made ~
piicttsoh " std ouerL tspfe.erunE ust the
safe Of o. tho rel estate coasisnng OF otse .
gssi spo,ided siih pbr 81 too ceH''n
uscts 81 lsBd o-eosd ssBdi4onslls tho se'h
DAY Of Jane. A u iA11 ~ William C'".''
ran Of Sad Clsr,n6uh. to lin Cfo.smst'
Wsshirr,on Rev Cfossmsn. Nilhs1 Oates
Cfos.nAa. Clsnous, h. trpssmsn. HeoU
n Ct".smsn. snj uij Joseph ". tr,'
man ite fires tfsri b,iar the hons farm ~
s,id Wiliism. ofico scre', nd Iht sec"ad
u,c ~ Shie-sbuf, roh,sinine AD,'ut - a
ere. ,ns st,1iniar ss,o hon, fatu
Tb>ref Itn Ordered that sad srpiicE
too 10 refe' - fof hearing and dec,s,on 10
Tie hrsi honjit h,irg the Oh dav Of April
p~Ii, sod thsi crpt 81 this otdet bs pubish.
81 this- weeks sucess.telV, previous there.
10 N The Rollah1 llen'd. ne~spap-r pm.
ted o. Rg,lahd. ihstsI pet'ons ms, appear
and oeysot :" The gtintins Of sIid hotu,e II
ibey zee esVse
A true cop, NJ recof'
~ HENRY HALL, Register
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VALUABLE REMEDY.
HUN ~ S LINN j. y r.

THIS Celebrated External remedy for The
core Of rheumatism. cramps, affections
nj the spine, pains in the back and chest
swelled limbs, Group, ague in the face, tooth
ache, spralns, bruises, issues, uncerated
sores, salt rheum, sore throa, and quinsy,
weakness in the ankles, nervous diseases,
contraction Of the muscles, burns. corns, and
frosted feet, is now almost universally ark-
nowladgcd TO be one OF the wonders OF the
world, and the best external remedy now
known and as n proof Of the great celebri.
~ winch this remedy has attained the follow
ing certificate, from gentlemen Of the high
est responsibility, is offered. There has
never yet been discovered an external RENE
DIV which has proved so universally success
ful in all cases where it had been applied -
Price 30 cents per bottle; sold in Rutland
Co, by Chapman & McEwan, Chipmans
Landing; ID, r. Barber. Benson; r. s. Arm
strong, IVES, Haven. e. NJ. Brown, q Co.,
Dandy; Lapham & Vail, South Wallne ford,
ID. II. Sabin g. Co., Wallingford, Jones e.
Dow. Shrewsbury; Vail & Ous, Middletown,
s, Mears, East Pourney; j.. Jameson &
Co., Castleion; D. Morgan q Co., West ltu,-
land, : y. Winslow, pr,sford, Warren &
Bliss. Brandon, ID. p Bell, Rutland, and by
the Druggists and Merchants general thro'-
out the State. 73m
GEORGE +. STANTON, Sing Sing.
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n. II. DOWNS
Vegctn bic Bnl sam
ELIXIR.

"HE Great Northern Remedy IN Cou. \
l. Colds, bleeding nj the Lungs Branc
is, Night Swea,s, difficulty Of breathing 4
all other diseases of the Lungs, which 4
incipien, stages Of the Consumption, I
evidence OF which can be found in the VI
raj sheets and pamphlets in the hands O
gents, some Of which are occasionally q
hshcd in another par, Of this paper.
CURTIS g. SMITH, st. Adams VI
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agen, 4
be supplied in any part of the Union, q
the best terms.
Sold 10y especial appointment. by v
G. Stoddard. Rutland d Morgan. j.
Rutland; V. Ross, Brandon, +. james
Cas,le,on e. Walker. Benson Nah&l
It's, Middle,own; \. W. Sawyer. Tnnoo
II Simonds, Plusford, Hall & Par.c' ca
endon ; G. e. blossom, w pourey {,
by some respectable dealer in the COUNTY
AIS
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THEY VEGETABLE puLMONNfI
SAM

"a NJ.
rs probably almost without a -.
4 having during a Trial of near, =
fully ma intained the high Ispo,s,,,
II hssacqoircd for consumputs Cos,
and all diseases OF the lungs and a.,
has been used probably with !,
success than any other article kho,'
many physicians who have had an y,
nifty Of witnessing its highly salui,r
do no, hesitate TO recommend tul
convenient, and very eilicaClous ma
equal is not super n 10 any o,he, -
ton for the above complaints with,
knowledg, and one which has selt,
appointed the reasonable expectation 1
who have used IT,"
The proprlelors cannot desceuj
presen, unhlushing style Of advsrn,s,h
lar artlcles.lt is too well known to re-. n
such course, and they would mere, Z
those who wish for further confirm,
It's superiority TO those who have W
and TO the numerous certificates Of a
clans and others attached to each b,
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam VI,
many yesrs the only article known "
monary Balsam. lis great celebut
given rise TO n great many spurious ar
which, by partially assuming the nam.
genuine, and being put up so as to ice
1t as nearly as possi 10, are often lolss
on the public for the true article 4
these arc 'Car,ct's Compound Pu'n
Bnlsam,' American Pulmonary IA,
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Pulm
Balssm,' Indian Pulmonary Bals,m,'
,cr's Pulmonary Balsnm,' &c Bsv,
all Of them. Enquire for the article D
whole name. the VEG ETABLE Pllll
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and T,
true article, prepared by RrrD, WlNS &
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chalh
Boston, and see that II has the write.
nature Of WIN. Jon'n Cutler, upon a ,
label on the blue envelope. Each
and seal is stamped Vegetable Pal
~ Balsam." For sale by druggists
country merchants generally.
Foi sale in Rutland by l., Daniels
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no, YE!LAwYERs, PHARIsEEs
AND FARMERS.

u Books. and youf Lsdie,' Books and yo-ur
Cultivs'ort bo-hs. just brng them With you
When 700 come up unto Ruilsnd TO attend
The Comfy Corr that IL to be holden. &C
eotd,ss to tie laws oflhs Medes s Peoisn,
tn the month called April and will bind
them. or tiHd hCrn orer ACCORDING In law
Ju.l hun, % your unbound volumes over
haul your hbrsrc,, and letevety cams, come
laden with The spoils thereof
Your servant IN Book Binding
T.. 7 THuRSTO\.
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'. ss rs ;st e.: :+-' &m:I!t

THE subscriber will sell or le, the farm
L now occupied by Mf GILMAN Stanard,
stu,ted three miles north Of Castle,on VII
iags, Containing about one huAdssd acrss n
land, sgood dwelling house, three barns, AID
other out buildings. ,toge,hs iwi,h good
Sawmill, which can always be supplied win
logs In abundance. Also, one undivided our
fourth Of ~ acres ofCedar and Pine Swami.
situated in Hubbsrd,on, zone lmile north OF
said farm. PayEsn,, made tn suit the pv..
chaser JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec. :, 1915. 5I1(
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ior ihs -sGnujsciurr and 'Gle ~ tcooden type,
card and 1M prts,'I, caJei, tur-
niurc, ruIoJ, rC-
iCI, So. So,
J II 4 = +. FAREWELL OF Boston, hay
formed a connection IN the above business.
with messr, GILMAN 4 CROSBY, Of
Troy. \. \ Are now prepared to receive
order. Tor snv Of the above articles, ~Moh
will be furnished a, sAufI nouce, aud al pa.
ees much bower than can POSSIBLY be lur.
nisbed st snv other place.
Th~v would most reslectfully inform the
type iO1ndeb and printers "a the nlled
States and Canada, that by a Lewly invent
ed machine which has been patented and ol
which thew are the sole prupiielots, they are
enabled 10 cut .0od type oi any STYLE and
pattern. and of any are required.
and which they can AFFORD al prices
20 or 10 per cen; less than they have hereto
lore been sold Tiry have now on hsad a
general assortment Of Roman, A ntIqe, Goth.
ie, Tsscsn, ltal,sa, &c., plain, shaded, orna
mented, and ona6cnsed, OF vsnou. sire.
from 4 10 - line plea, OF a quality aud I'm.
i.h, which will bear comparison with any
ssssuisossted elsewhere. Also, Grse,ss
border OF various sires
The presses are VI their own manufacture,
and have tsoa far eIcelled ss, other presses
kaown. The card presses Iced them,eivcs
with cards and ink can be regulated 10 sny
are add thiekoess. OF quanuly Of ink, and
~lll pna, pack OF cards IN IS seconds, 10
style q workmanship unequalied by any 9th
e. card press 10 the world they occupy but
lttls space, and are not i.ble h. get cot 81
order, and can he worked by lad ten year,
old. Printers Who are 10 want of his am
ella arc earnestly solicited - cal AnI give
The Ia an examination, a. they arc lurnsbed
al loNeF rate than snt Other pIsss Where
an eVImnauoa Is made We tel sure OF =
sale
Bal OF shee, pfessss Il! be made 10 or ler,
II by ~ 90 smaller, which 10 ~otaed n the
same manner A. the cstd ptesSes Il sup.
pies itself with tak, aid detiVsrs t,e nj
me sheets ia speed Ia ron 1000 to j0c
pr bout
fnuist's farnisAiag sulc'es can Gao 10
suFFl ,eo 10 otder a. reduced rates
otdeis received tof the sroIe Al our otics
ans 10 CongteAs 81 boston
II a y. y fArw.a oonuaue lie Punt
Tag oaAit.es OF tssii cSra aecouu,,as sSose
-
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

m HAT well known Tavern Establish
menr, situated in West Rutland, known
AZ the Clemen nj Stand and now occupied by
Elisha Warner, and immediate possession
given. The situation is one Of the best for
business in the County, being on the grea,
thoroughfare from Rutland to Whitehall, and
in the centre Of large farming community.
For particulars enquire OF William r. Glenn
en' near the premises, or the undersigned in
Clarendon. DANIEL ;. EWING.
Clarendon, Feb. 25th, 1916. l0.n.
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LOOK HERE.
DIR Bnnning's Patent Lac

HAS done more for the diseases
III which II is applicable than any %
instrument in use. And the .UhscnF'
determined TO convince the public, i1's'
that II he at his own expense Any PER-
who needs an instrument Of the kind, .
vlled 90 call at his house and receive oa' p
unal for two weeks GRATIS, finley af
already convinced People are cau,oDr-
TO believe reports derogatory 10 this mas
able Instrument OF certain doctors who %
be interested In "Hulrs Supporters
other instruRents,) MI they have lmP'o'
this opportunity. II has nerer fd'lcd 10 g.
entire satisfaction when properly appl'te
der the direction Of The ders,gned ,ane "
ny Will attest by certificates or persOn'
,efvie~ n desusd, TO these facts. Lifp
will be waited npoH by n female 1ho
had erssn experience in then sPplic','
Having a very large assortment 90 hans
ell sizes, and Likewise much improve
late, is enabled 10 give oil who NAV ca !.
entire satisfaction. Pesss 10 call Moor
or Tuesdays JOHN r HIBBARD. "
Rutland, Oct. =, lsi5. flu
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CHEAP PJ BIICATIONS

SToDDARD'S WEEKLY CATALOGUE
A LACE Manneun, OF lheN obeman's son,
IA On SoundlnRs and oil, Arthur Denwood,
Hohhanna review oithe life Of John b.
Gough, Llnle Emma a me Melbourne, Hell.
en- Howard or the Bsnkrup, and Broker.
Glsunda, julia, korporsl Wizard. Maniac
be'u'y, Groves OF Blarney. Koickerboeke,
SAeith book, Scarlet Feather, Master Lang
inrd'' Annie the Orphan Gin Of 81. Mar,
! he blndiui Of the Castle Of Hardayne, Red
Wing. The Sea Gull, Mazda, Gabriel Ian.
bert the Galley Slave, Widows Walk; Ed.
ward Ao',n, Viola, Davelle. Aga,honia
Jack MAicomb's Log. Wild Love. ,Mi,er,,
Daughter, The E'enIful n gin, tn. Las. o.
the yes,a!s. ~
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LIST or LETTERS
II EMAINlNG IN the Post Oilice at Rut.
IL lhnd on the 3i.t dsy Of March. IsiG.
Alien l. T. mrs Lsmbeu ] :
Allen 4 Lewis Daniel
Alien Wm 5 Lsusley Charles Esq
Ashly l. Morgan T. II
Burton FL McKobers Jonas
Boyd Jobu MAYNARD thsrlcs Il
Barton II Mason Allen
Bsrnes Philsnder Mason Is ! Fsp
Bcsmsn Augustus Mathew lour.
Wssell Augustus l. Moinuto Andrew
Bishop Henry Morgan ID j. 4 60
Bishop Smith u Morgan u Jr
tuhotd III Measer miss Sarah
Carpenter Joseph hrComic miss caro-.
CoppinsMl.- Charlotte line
ChipmanMl fsncisNeal mss Sarah b
torule John bsgood u,fs Lucy
Chapman B,adsy Purty John ESQ
Cogswell Amos Pfau itlemss
Costello Michael Paul Jesse
Colston AIero Pat4lee mrs II
Caldwell Jesse Powers mrs VI |.
Campbell E,,s,us Ro,enbIau Is
DAILY David Robinson Betsey
fik miss Susan Roberts Mics
fos,et William Sherman Edmuud ID
Freeman Charles G. Smith miss G.
French Horace Spaldlng Anon K
Gould Hsuison SpearI
Gorhsm Justin Smith II
Gilbeu W Is Smith Milo W.
Goodfch Mason Spaulding William
Gotham Elt2 Shippee Nis- 81 "
Hsudban Miehsel Stafford DR. Charles
Hines Ezra Terrell Alexander
Harrington Mis.FannvNidato III
Haskell Rev Daniel Weeks Moses
Hauadon Eli White Charles G.
Ilutd Henry Woodward MISS Ruth
Hodge Harvey Wilson Daniel
Hanks Mvton J The iiersoi " IN Wat.
Johnson Charles ID son
Johnson AlvinF The Heirs Of Csptain
krundge Hon W James Whclpy
Kellogg Hon DinieI Ward MISS X
Laid hmon II
y, e, DEXTER, Postmaster.