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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

CLICKNER's sUGARCoATED PILLS are every where the
rage And wherefore not For all other medical compounds
make YOU before they make you better while Cnckners
Pills give pleasure from the first instance and entirely
without giving him suppose that he had been taking medicine
ALL Had Byron been living he would have called Cnckners
Sugar Coated Pills Poetry of Medicines for heretofore med
inc in nearly all its ous nearly as disgusting as it was
benehCa but the evil Checuay removed for CHnck
nes Sugar Coated Pills have of medicine whatever pro-
duce fhe nausea and gripping attendant the operation of
other medicine and their speedy effect in removing all impurities
from she system cannot be exceed by other medicine which
has been discovered.
For sale ut 0S Mas sseet New York and by s. Redfed
Montpelier and by agent every Vermont %
Il box. vo46ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
LAMOILLE DISTRICT. SIS.

Probate Court holden Probate Office in Hydepak within
and for said District the 9th day of September ls4
Present, the Hon. Incius ii. Noyes Judge
An instrument puIpomg to be the last Will and Testament
PLY Bingham late of Morown in SAID district deceased being
esened Ito the Court here by William H. H. Bingham, the
therein ed for poba II Is ordered by said that all
sons concerned therein be notified appear Of
i'd court to be holden at the probate office in Hydepa the
n the probate of said will for which purpose it further
ered that copy OF the record OF this order be published three
eeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper
printed Montpelier w. previous to said time appointed for
hg. By order of Court, H. P. SMITH, Register
A true copy ofrecord,
Attest, Fl. r. SMITH, Register. 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

That consumption is almost always produced by cold that
might easily be cured That Wistar Balsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure any cough cold matter of how long standing That the
mdcr form of consumption itself is also cured by this Basan
That 1t Is conceded by many lawyers cergymen and physicians
that this BalSam has never been equaed for the efficacy all a
ectons of the lungs and liver That rejoice in the
possession of good health who but for this Basam would have
been in their gravehavng been die by their friends
and physicians. Above ALL remember that this medicine has
been initiated under various and that Dr. Was Basam
OF wild Cherry alone be relied upon 1t has been
aned to asthma every stagewhut physician has
acMVd-and has never been known to fail For delicate health
young females stands unaedas does for all diseases Of
this climate.
IS For sale by S. p RedfeId & S. X Collins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

HOPE, UNDYING HOPE" is the attendant of the
consumpve, while the treatment commonly his
is huryng him TO his last resting placete And
that thus suffering should he willing
have sacrificed, because done scientific
Yet it an every day affair The remedy is at hand Sher
mans Oloaonan, All Healing Basam has relieved such
curses than any other medicine discovered and those who
not willing believe in its virtues should make trial Oft and
then they will only be satisfied that all this said of is true
to the letter will it their suffering friends
Of remedies they have known for coughs of all
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
BRIGHTON MAEsKET
MONDAY, August 80.
REPORTED FOR THE ADvERrIsER.1

REPORTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.
At market, 1900 Beef cattle, including about 1900
stores, 30 yokes working oxen, Is cows and calves,
1900 sheep, and lambs, and about 1850 swine.
Beef Cattte,-First quality, $780, second do 6;
third do. 5 to so.
Store Cattle-Saes made at SIS, II and 10.
Horkjng Cren.-Sales range from $50 to no.
Cotcs md CalueS-Saes made at SIG, 10, %, 81
and 1850.
Sheep and Lanbs-Old sheep, at 81 90, . 33 ant
2 IS; Lambs, at Sl67, to 9, 10 and 2,75.
S,ciae.-At wholesale l-2 for sows and 6 ~ fol
barrows. At retail from l-2 to l-2 and Sets p Id.
N, B.-Cattle very poor in quality, and large mum
Der remain unsold at the close. Sheep very dull
BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, SEPT. 6.
FLOUR Michigan and Genesee, 1915 1857.
GRAlN-Corn, 70 sc.
Rye, 80.
Oats, so Ia 50.
PROFESSIONALISM. 1000 1850
Pork, 1900 1850.
BUTTER-14 a 90.
Cheese, 6 40.
WOOL-Prime Saxony As a50
American full blood 40 a As
do 3-4 do 30 a 80
do 10 do 81 a 80
do IA & com do 81 30
Pronscuous qualities ii a 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

lausburgh Pa. July Is, lS45.
DR.. D. JayncDear Sir Mr. John j. Miller, residing the
Cumberland side Of the river directly opposite this place. called
few days since and stated that his wife cured
very cough which she had been troubled with for long
by of your EXpcctnHn. Before she commenced
ing had become weakened and reduced Obliged
bed with appearance of having deep seated
SUMPTION and he had little hopes of her recovery especially
the night before she commenced the Of the EXpctuan
Her cough tight and that he did think she
live till morning bottles which procured from
stored her perfect health lie wishes communicate these
facts to you. MARTIN LUTZ,
N BYour Carmnatve Basam answers admirably the purpos
es for which il is intended, aud is quite in demand
For sale by S. F. Redfeld, Montpelier. 45-i7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
W alted,

At this office, an intelligent, active boy, l6 or II
years of age, apprentice to the printers trade
a worthy boy will find good encouragement
SO: 3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

Bath Me- May ~.
Mr. f. BrownDear S-T have sometime past suffered much
from Jaundce and Dyspepsia the stomach loss appetite and
trouble and pain from the least simple food with pain the head
and sides; slight cough general weakness and debility of
system After number of medicines without any relief
induced try your sassapara and tomato Be
cd immediate relief from the of boe and feel gratcd
for the benefit, and would recommend all who suffering
from similar disorders FREDERIC F. SLADE.
Remember and always buy then of F. Brown G. Washington
street, that his name signed To the direction which
panies the bottle. 3G-H
For sale by s. X Collins and S. Redfed Montpelier and by
lrIm nnl NrnllM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
Sugars.

CToRRs LANGDON will receive soon $4,000 Loaf Crushed
- Puyorsed, ST. OK Pororco New Orleans and Brown la
wanna White Havana Sugars. Sept.6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
Weekly EseCciDfS.

A Farnsworth, D Wilcox, A J Jonness, W Boyce
E Cove, $3.50 each l. Holmes, A Skinner, ] P
Blaisdell, $500 each; I Grimes, N Flint, Gates
SIC each; A w Caldwell 5000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
ROXBURY.

THE resident proprieto of the of Roxbury in the
Washin gton hereby notified thai the
sessed by said town lists of e45 either
part unpaid the following described lands said
town, to wit;
Original Propcos Taxes due. Original Popreors Taxes due
2nd div. Edmund Hodges 81 83 Sd div. Asa Whcomb $3.50
ID do William LYON 28S Il John Ranger $50
Sd do Solomon Withere 3 III do William Powers l,20
2&3 Watson Cabot 276 /, 2N Roswell smith 2,S2
Sd do Joshua Dodge l26 2nd do Paul Spooner sc
LIST do Daniel Gilbert 249 Sd do SOlolon Strog 80
Sd do Abel Davis l,57 2nd do Steel Smith l,54
l do Jonas }Oardmanl, 3j
And much of said lands will be sold at public auction at the
dwelling house of Samuel Rugg in said RoXbury, the first
Thursday of October next at O'clock afternoon shall be
requisite discharge such with costs unless previously paid
Dated at R0xbury, Sept LIST, lS47.
IS SAMUEL RUGGLES, LIST. Constable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
Extraordinary Cure Of Body and Mind.

HHuAEDLPHIA, Jan 9th, 1896
Dr. Jayne-Dea SirJusiice compes me 10 make the FOL
lowing the extraordinary effects OF your valuable med
lcine-the Alternative.
certify that nv wife was afflicted fourteen years, during
which time her disease bafed skill of several eminent phys
Clans and after finding that every means that were used failed TO
relieve her concluded place her in the pennsylvania oh
she would there receive from
the she might again be restored TO health But to
great disappointment she worse, and became entirely
deranged in her mind obliged take her home again.
'ncurabe and bee reason will here mention that at this
time the prominent of her symptoms were dyspepsia and Nv
complaint with sickness of the stomach and vomiting
mucous pains in her head back and stomach
and the region of the heart with violent attacks of the cho
troublesome cough from large quantities OF pegm her throat
which kept her gaggng and retchng To throw up She had no
annette and weak She also suffered very much from
disease by which she confined to her he'd having
her limbs and for several months we had To
Of bed Add all the above the deanged state
other mind (Which this time truly awful and you will be
able to form some idea of her Affections
;headvce of friend commenced giving her Aera
spoon full three times day. and found that
helped her WeasO gave her Vemuge to increase her
appetite, and the Sanave Pills to regulate he bowels She had
taken than wOboes the Alternative before operated
upon her in wonderful manner, filling her face with small
pmpe and cahed her TO eIpeCtoe large quantities of corr
ton before which her breath offensive could not remain
in the with her unless the doors open. Finding the al
doing her much good increased the dose according
the decton and she continued IL improve daily, until finally
she restored to health in body well as in mind
hope will delay time in laying this before the public
am willing to be qualified the truth Of the above
statements and that your Alternative which cured her
SAMUEL FIELDS.
The above is from well known and worthy citizen of XIII
and member the Methodist church, and hundreds fam
lilies in that neghborhood will testify to the truth Of his statement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
To Farmers, and Others.

To Farmers, and Others.
W. WILDER son, having leased for of years,
IA Manufacturing Establishment recently owned and occupied
by Ba, lies and Bancroft would respectfully inform those who may
their Wool manufactured into Cassneres, Plain
Cloths Fanne &c. that prepared to manufacture any
the above cloths terms that will be reasonable
A. w. Wilder having had experience Of 30 years
Cadng Cloth Dressing and manufacturing business feels conf
that the work will he done that shall satisfy all
who may with their patronage We shall always Cndea-
hand variety good and desirable Cloths, which
we will exchange for good clean Fleece Wool
We have also made preparations for dyeng Silks which will be
dressed plain watered may be preferred Carpet Yarn
Scarlet give tinge that any may fancy.
Suffice it say shall employ competent and experienced
wokmen therefore shall he able dye and dress silk and wooden
goods of all kinds in style superior to tn of other establish
mrnts in Vermont. ARTEMAS w. WILDER
GEORGE w. WILDER
Montpelier, Aug &c, lsi7. 35:3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
HERVY SPALnINl
UNION HOUSE.

ItlBE recently Of the Orange Cos Hotel Chelsca
takes ls opportunity inform the public that he has rented
T ouse ana has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
10 top anu furnished with Furnure and he pledges himself
10 spare no pans IN having well kept has been al great ex
pense IN getting the large aud House in order To re-
cGVe te rush patronage which this House is worthy and cana
Bile of accommodating. ' $3.50 ~Nf4
Relying upon his experience in the business of keepnq Public
onc, ne hopes 70 satisfy the public of has said nf HID
House. Without further comments call much oiae
Montpelier, Sept 10, 1886 a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
Il. Wards Cash Shop,

n Office. The subscriber informs the public that he
IN still carries the Manufacture of
nc q ID en- EC@yH~ dBGB"S
at the Old Stand, south end of the Arch Bridge, Berlin
side. Those who wish to get good AXES will find it
for their advantage TO bring good AXE Poles and get
them Jumped or exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
as good as can be found For further assurances just
give us trial Those who have had them can speak for
themselves.
N. b. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, SrR1K
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
SYtone, and Elliptic SPRINGS, (4Ow9) II. WARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

Bath, Me-, May D.
Mr. F. BrownDeHr Sir Having tested the value your Sas
apaa and Tomato Bers, take pleasure giving you the
facts for your satisfaction and benefit ooters
have been suffering the Eyspelas humour in side causing y
hand and swell very much and to be painful AZ e stunt
and for sometime previous had been troubled WIN WEAK
stomach most of my food has hurt me- and there has been SIN
guar aintness at the stomach which caused me mucn
After commenced taking Biters could perceive gaue
and immediate relief and would recommend WIN uch oonH
dence to those who are troubled with such complaints
1876 Yours IruyA ,.,, ,.Dai;ni - ~
For sale by S. X Collins and = T. kedneiu NionPee anu W
dc alers in medicine generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

THE subscriber offers his farm for sale SAID farm situated
in RoXbury mile from the Vermont Central Rail
Road consisting about 1870 acres under improve
ment thrifty orchard of one hundred and fifty trees good House.
Barn D c. For further particulars come and
j. l.. BAXTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
generally.
NOTICE.

This NAV certify that have this day given my son, Edward
strong Ms time during the remainder Of his minority, and shall
therefore claim Of his earnings pay any debts ms con-
iracting after this date AAkON STRONG, in
DuKbury Aug 81 ls47 S5--3H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
GILMORE.

THE resident propreors of the of Gilmore, in the
County of Lamoe, hereby notified that the taxes assess
ed by said town within the years next preceding this date
main either in whole part unpaid the following described
lands IN said tn vii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
A FHnt'S

AGUERREOIYPE MINIATURE
ROOMS
OVER Bancroft and Rker'S Store the Head of State Street.
" Montpelier.
As good likeness be obtained he had for dollar
and fifty cents and neatly put up in morocco case.
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for good keneses will find it
for their interest to call. 24u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
EDEN

JE non resident propCto othe Of Eden, in the Coun
IamoIe hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said town within the year next peceeddg this date remain either
wholly part unpaid the following described lands in said
town. to wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.NP.4
NY OFNEW YORK
Having established agency in Vermont offer opportunity
individuals to Policies upon their lives or the vse
of their friends as favorable those any institute
on in this country.
Bnkfonns application and any information relative the
institution may be had and application
Mail otherwise J. E. WRIGHT Agent, Montpelier, VI
April 90 l94B. 2Otf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

And so much of will be sold public
dwelling house of Abel Camp the LIST Thursday of Octobs
10 O'Clock forenoon shall be requisite discharge sal
taxes with costs unless previously paid.
Dated at ElmOre Aug. 25th 1877.
IS ABEL CAMP, LIST Constable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
-BOnnetS and FYOweTS.

THIS day received by Express reduced prices for sale by
1 lime IA STORRS & LANGDON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
General Items.

Long Fast Three men belonging to schooner
wrecked 100 miles south Of the Rio Grande were
without food nine DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
Trade OF the Hudson,
PyOdne. and conn.ry MERCHANDISE arrtvirs a N Yo

Produce aEa C0EHtry Merchandise GrrctES a. Nsr fTs
Albany sad Ns'o York Line " BraiRard-BarSs igsa,
Idnoe-o2 obs aour, herriek Van Buskrk 77o DO,
feAse' iv0 Allen WhiIl-sey, 60 do, Daler Miller Co
ls ice corn meal hrks bbl eggs, Bennett; fo
btls mea johnson Brothers. Dol ssnes, Beale, Meek
Dewitt z. bbls beans, Abbey FIeemsl.
SriflsnC Line 4 FdH SaHlr00rd & Co-BGr9e Aflanfic
- Dcml-l.u oo.s sour NJ hOyt \ 500. 7Sl % BOWS a
Cary, ~ DO Jones Tower, &6s do Ogs Wood ard,
Dbl. esh-s Morley Hyde, 10 do Csndec scubner. =
:. bacon, Thodnfe Perry CO, chs Coesil Co. 81
srss butter, Knapp Baker
Sis.e LfHe-Boii Uaiicd Siafes3l bills -four BAbeock
4 60: .l76 bbs corn, McBnde a Lord.
AL5aaB & Cana! Line H0yf-BGrge Marsiau-lOO
bbl, a,ur Hicks Go. do SAP dsm, sage Co. 615
corn me, Chaesa, Marsh Ssrdford; bols aches, Van
Hurrn ChufchilE Sgs boxes cheese. w h hon Co. e.
bhis bscon Harris; 2lle bush corr, Buckley ri
mn, PROVISIONS 90 bhs lard, heraD, Lees Co
NJ. YORK asd nov Linz. " Grifh-Barss Ontario
Cobb-so0 boil. nour. MeBiide Lord $50 Co Don
n 100 90 800 bis ,hor,s ydsm. sage GO, 10 oAs
/ ck caeese, Ferguson q Shernani 1904 oas e.f1'
nor and Erie Too BOaf Line, a Tcgt-Bdss Day
o kellogg L. L Kiag-S0 bols hour, w Z UIhoim' 80
bp.n yyss.l sqydam sage CO. ASH bush corn baehAA
"a Hairs Co. 2 46l bush wheat. saydsm' sage 20
Sln,s Lias-Barse o Eaton, H9naHa-osOl oash corn
d svls Brooks 4 Co; SECS butter babcocA Co. 40
bbls scQf C G seguln IS bbls A fsfl
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Eagle Lia<-R Ysaassassr- Bares osr,so-ils vi.
rour snId.m sage Co III do z \ ~ 81 ~ q 1

Eagle Lin<-R psHsasa;Sr Borss Osr,so-lls hhis
Tour suydsm, Sage Co, 2l do Z \ Dsft; Sc DO RI
Nandews'sr 49, DO, 81 bbls corn meal churehmsui
Jos ~. pow IS sr1 Ri,bsfd,or waso's cs.k ts-
cor Bs'or Coz = tb's eurn, a b5ls rgeJ Wright
t7f bh eshes Co'g-t- Abbey.
Some Ltlc-BarFs Cias Brarr-f 600 bush corn. Hurl.
by befl 5.ndu abt.s s-h-s. Bsbc0cs A. CO, tti 90
Johrfor's S0r. 900 Cumri-y CoIiss s~sasr- ~ %
Cs'b a'- - ~ '''' '-'-s' '-'-' : y
Sas Linz Boat In9,riel AL 900 bush corn HurbAt
Btfo 10 do Bal ocf A Co, 80 DOT 3 Wrrti Co.
o. ABday Line Scty.g s C0-Blrss SaPT 1r---E
Dbl fllr ncBri- L0rd-5l5J Wuglt 60, Us %
estd, Adams Co. i0 kegs butter, PHI hgs Afofu, 80
te2 d.. bsbcorI CO. lo d. Mead, Rogers Co. 1il sh
wheat, DOVE Cary.
Osrsgo Line J s Lhil,jola-Bosi Ns,c Era-22il bush
corr. Kent Po-g Co. ls5 90, Cacutesu. Merle salt-
ford CO. 80 bh- i1ur. -lsfsm. sage Co, 100 olsl
corn o. a,ess. Mere s. SANFORD.
Nen Ygrk ard Geaeses VGlsy Line Jams s Sil-B0af
Cooper, ,.oIm snln. DO. Mad c., frsins but
ter. Hannah. t5i sstes, 7 Perez DO, Pe10on
OcOtr DO } y Cobb; - bxs tress Brown Cary; "a
do. Hoppock y Greenwood.
Aa1ieap Traasg0rfatioa Line NM CalJ-Boa, Am
hAnif3 DO -four IS hufh corn s1ydam SAGE Co, 10
6eE. buier 'hls ara " Seymour y k-gs butter
Ne5 York and Seueca FALL Linz 4 " Paluer-Boaf =
Slge-i b1s sshes n Bess Co. bs.s egg. Burger
e Hur bus 5d9 Conan. Fnrku. 81 c..
FaItoaUaIe and Fe1o Yort Line 4 smts-Boai II p
Io7rh'si--f'o hush osis IS cssk cheese q -m n.
Gea p Rogers-2700 bush whest. S r Mtsnk Dol.
pors, WOrs Duke, BITS sshes; W on Co. lo
r. butter frks lard W Durham Son ! Do. asles
Linu.nrotf s. Reyuod s
same Liae- Boa, Frank Frelcl-276j bush corn, Co
nan ps'nsG CO; y hk butter Stewart Fraser.
PfoplCs Osrcg0 Line p Sfctl-B0af Cias GNlayd-
zlj6 bu'h corn, sgydsm Sage Co. - b-s- wheat b.
Trov and Bs.erg LaEe Boat Line " c Ries-B5af O.
Vru-fi hos fJlr W & Rice; 1850 hAs cora. Mcbride s.
Lord Ks bacon. y Kegs butter Kent, Poas Co, oE
sb4ru.an; u bxs cheese. Brown J. Cary.
Sarle Liue-B0at / Beiedi0-C-O bbls -four, Theodore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
Death Of n Prince-Torcb-Lisht Fueral.

RTo JANEIho June u. lS41.
Our city mourns Our poor little imperial Prince
ded day before yesterday oi congestion Of the brain
The Empress refused 10 let the Prince be taken from
her for nearly two days and al lest he expired Ia her
arms. was AZ the opera last evening with DR. w and
y, and just 80 it commenced person appeared In the
box aud announced tho death OF the heir apparent
the curtain fell and wcre dismissed The imperial
family reside al the Palace three miles from town The
neat morning the little Prince brought % the City
Palace He was laid In the throne room where ! could
Gee him from my 1fudOw.
The funeral came of last night by torch-ight II be-
gan 90 move about O'Clock through the streets which
vgere guarded by the military. Il impossible 20 de-
scribe the magnihcenco OF the scene. The state
Iisges were richly caprisOned With gold and beautifully
decorated. The body was ceposed just al midnight
all the men war and the military firing a. the instant
lappoArs that all the first male born Of the Braganzs
family die on The Emperor Is himself the sixth son
The Empress Is expected to give birth TO smother
Prince or Princess IN few days Considerable alarm
- et for her account Of tho sudden death Of Prince
Alone.
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DIED

On the O,h met of Consumption, JAMES II. VAIN.
WRIGHT. In the POD year OF his age.
His friends and relatives and thOse OF his brothers L
n aud Wainwright respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, from his
late residence lle AleD-st
On Friday morning. 3Oth inst WILLIAM DODGE, in
the s0ih year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
liz invited attend his funeral from his late residence
No AZ Cortland this afternoon at o'clock without
farther invitation
After short Illness Monday the 26ih inst at Har
rsburgh Pa. ALFRED WEEKS, Esq Counsellor at
Law, of the City of New.York.
Departed this life yesterday At Georgetown College
while visit to iris Institution Ia the 25h year of
his Rev Francis Y King late pastor of the Catholic
congregations Of Montgomery County, Md. RtqHiesoat
iqp0esf