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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-BE-
W neft Of W. BlakeSaturday Evening July 22nd 1873
will be performed the admired comedy Of LAUGH WHEN you
msr Mr. ls%an Costly Mr. Nags Deyille Mr. Dun!on:
Wallack Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs Blake Dorothy, Mrs Hackurt~
To conclude with GRANDFATHER Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. aBeeke Langton Mr. Leman Grandfather whitehead NJ
Blake Bob Lincoln Mr. Radcliffe; Snap Mr. Boswel Louisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

NIFTY HOTEL, NEW York; BLANCHARD HAS THE
~ honor inform his friends and the public he has taken
the above Hotel under lease Since May has
retted and furnished in elegant and commodous
and Is now equal every respect the first
this description in New York He therefore
friends well the constant queners the Hotel
will continue favor him with their patronage he
and conyenence BLANCHARD, (Late Of the Globe HoteL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

INOR THE FISHING BANKS, OFF SANDY HOOK-TEn
stanneh sea steamer Buffalo Capt J. W. Hanoox will m
every Monday Tuesday Friday and Sunday The
and Thursday Both boats win leave foot Of ROBIN,
son street, at o'clock; Canal street. 81; Hammond
street Sh Catharne street. R.. s% Grand street. o. Pm
No. X, gH A. M returning by p NJ Refreshmen nnea
and bait on board Sas Tton will accompany James Nad
SON. and Capt Smith that old fisherman, with his harpoons v
be on board the Buffalo. Fare 50 cents - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

INDESTRUCTIBLE FILLING FOR THE TEETH Dr. ING
Dentist ~ Murray street in calling the attention of public
his material for filling decayed teeth observe that
combines the hardness efvor with the durability of gold and
Possesses adhesive properties which il TO
every portion Of the dental cavity with enacy as NOR.
tar clngs to the brick Plastic introduced into
the cavity 1t soen harens to the tooth itself
as were converts the semi transparent shell THAT
have been broken by contact with crus solid TOOTH as
firm as homogeneous capable of mascaon free frsIn
PAIN inoderous and valuable for all practical purposes as
the soundes moar in the Teeth filled with gold III
prered) extracted and cleaned Artificial teeth with all the
work anil ~'~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

GRAND PANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN m
Mexico ct the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway Sherman
Tousey Mammoth Panorama shows most perfect and
beautiful manner the Marches Encampment battles snd
All the stirring incidents Of General Taylors operation
every eveniny-Panorama commences moving O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
This fashionable and extensive establishment now in full
operation and desiring take meet the
subscriber every day at the City Hotel he will happy to
wait upon them ut New Brighton any time they may appon
One great advantage Of the Pavilion that it requires
arison Of during three years. has been proved
that is always from to 10 degrees cooler Pavilion than
in New York. F. RLANCARD nronretor
Steamboat leaves New Brighton at and A. H. and at
Tx A. NJ. and at half past and 8 p M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

DARK THEATRE-THE SALOONS AND BARS or TTHs
Establishment to let for Season. or lo.sr
period II required commencing on about the day
dtons under which they will be be ON anil
cation (between III and Al at the office Of
W. CORRYN A Ra.c,av .<-.ok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

THE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST
Once st. Maritime 10 Grand London.-Ths magnificent 10
te having recently undergone extensive alterations grea,
portion 1t newly furnished will be found have no
rival in the metropolis both point accommodation and mo-
derae ohagea The Coffee largest and most
comfortable in England Board 81 per day Hot and Cold
BAthA THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY Hanayer wa
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship.
Reference In New York. Mr. A. White sc Cedar stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22
M ECHANICs HALL, NO. A7s BROADWAY, BErWEn

NJ ICHANICS HALL. NO. 473 BROADWAY BBTWEn
N1 Grand and Brooms gtxeetA-Ons Week Lonssr-oninV
July ~ and every night during the week. Ths CHRI&
have been scsivsd with such and
pied have the honor Of BY the dV
the heads Of numerous families they will continue pepu =
and nimable entertainments for week longer Admission
cents Doors ct T. Concert commencing O'clock on
Saturday July H. Aft Concert, mencins ~ So
clock. Manager and Director, EP CHR7STY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

NR WHEELER, 0CULlSr, 20 GREENWICH STREET
~ devoes his exclusive attention Diseases eye and
tbalmio surgery Once hours from SA NJ to o'clock T. A.
pamphlet containing effected by Dr. Wheeler
80 had gratuousy his residence the will for
warded to enc making application 20 him BY letter. poet
raid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

Two LET-THE Il sSTERN HOTEL NOW FINISHING. IN
Front street. door of Roosevelt Possession given
about the LIST OF August Rent moderate good tenant
great opening itself parsn
having an extensive dol
arrivals there 1t situated between ferries two r mar
kets and adjoining South in the midst the shipping
packet oops and steamboats, with passengers all p,rts
The Croon water to be introduced we'll everything done
in the finish requisite for profitable establsm There are
on bedrooms and dining the For
ply to STEPHEN STORM 800 Fourth street ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

RUKTON'S THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Evening, July 2-Wl be- performed, Charles KanhlSs
entertaining Burletta of PERSONATION-Lord Henry NJ
Crisp Lady Julia, Miss Chapman After which, the Wander
INC MiNSTkElJim Bags Mr. Burton Herbert Carol
Dunn; Miss Crnkum Mrs. Hughes-After which cautsl
Buretta Of TIE WHITES ANDrHE BRUwNS-Peter White,
Mr. John Dunn Mrs r. White, Miss Chapman To conclude
NTH the apEhabie Farce Of ihIs nEL-Paddy Ryan Mr.
or second tier cts; Doors open o'clock Curtain ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22
OOO.OOD Lniment have been soId rilhnn. q NM

Rheumatic pains from twenty to fifty standing
yer sores from fifteen to twenty have been
short time Pains Of every warranted TO Weld
and be cured in few days in darhea cholera morbu bilious
chohc 1t is certain IL is taken Thousands
lives are annually saved Our principal agents druggist
others say that they sell about 100 to to that Of other Ii
minent sold Its put up n large bottles is mild
be according dose h ten times cheaper than any
brocaon market at 90 cents 81 Si per pross
Office go Pearl street. the Harlem Railroad Offices and Rushton
Clark Co.. and of the druggists generally throughout the city
and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-TIIE OLD AND WELL ES
tabhed drug store doing good business Pearl
street, owned by the late William Forbes deceased be
cheap for cash. Apply at the store,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

INFLUENZA, RHEUMATISE, COUGHS, COLDS, Sc.-PER-
who troubled with either OF the above complaints
obtain relief by the Mrs Car
rolls Medicaed vapor Baths Si Broadway door above
real
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

VERY STABLE FOR SALE CHfAP-As THE PRIxsHNY
II owner is going West Is his only for selling inquire
Mt No. Howard st.
TTNBE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS, EXTENSIVELY
l. Enlarged and Grounds mprvved-This well known place
for open the Of vitcra To
medical attention and accommodation extended 70 invak
under Hydropathc heretofore Passenger
PhiladeI ha with the Reading at ~ o'clock NJ and
and arrive ut the Springs at ii o'clock AM and at 81 PM
Sunday line with the Columbia railroads ID ana
down For further information, please address GEO Linz
GEN & co, Chester Springs Chester Co., Pa
nRJ H. MOTT MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS
~ Medical and Surgical Establishment 2l4 Church strsaN
open from A. NJ Recent Of private diseases ~
will warrant TO without pasnA
in the shortest possible space Of time. ~ i
DR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURIN0 TIE DAY AND
~ evening ut his ofhce, No. IL Ann formerly No ~ n
those difficult and Protested Of Structure 0se ed Ds
less experience Private through the entry ~ oso
door, His Extract Of Copaiva Cubebe oxtsnavey ~
sbed by physcians may be had ~ his In 'front.' No Is In
street, formerly No ~ Price 81.
NOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE-REGULAR PACKET or
II 10Th July. The and splendid fast sailing pa0hea shp
ROsCMS Elrdgc master, loading and will postvSly
sail above her regular day. For freight paaaEa hsvin
splendid furnished Accommodations apply on board, Oslean
wharf foot Of Wall to E. X. COLLINS SO South "a
LIST cabin passage sos price Of I'd passe S2S
Rocfus and sail 10Th August her regular day. = w.
DACKET FOR HAyRE.-SECOND LINE-rHE SHIP
ONEIDA yas. Funck, Master, the La
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10

OF Love- "Ihou shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, and thy neghbor as myself" And the man
VINO understands this royal law and in his heart loues
H. cannot be unwilling to hear Gods politics even on
Tue sabbath, occasionally. "ls it not lawful to do
good on the Sabbath day :" Math % II.
But the Devils politics are very much like himself
and should always, and in all places be rejected with
"uet thee behind me, Satan.' No man has right to
embrace such politics. or propagate them for any pur-
pose whatsoever And those, who will in this land of
Bibles join interests with Satan and preach his politics.
VIII be very likely to find that the Devil is poor pay
master. He may promise much to his friends but
they will be sadly disappointed. Soon mighty angel
will seize that old Serpent, and shut him up in the
botIomless pit and his deluded followers must drink
of the wrath of God forever. This must and will be
the final portion of all, who sell themselves to work in
iquy and worship Satan for the wretched pelf which
he offers
AN OLD MAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
IlamOiIIe COUNTY liberty CONVENTION.

Agreeably to a call of the District Committee
the friends of Liberty and Truth assembled at the
Union Church in Monsvle, on "Wednesday, the Goth
ut, and permanently organized by the appointment Of
Noah Robinson, jun, President, and ]. c Burnett,
Secy.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lovcland.
J. Poland being present, by request, introduced the
plan of organization recently adopted by the State
Convention and briefly set forth the eminent import
ancc of pur ung a more thorough and efficient sys-
TEN of organization.
The proposed plan being unanimously adopted by
the Convention the following named individuals were
appointed County Committee; viz;
CALVIN BURNETT, Chairman
Moan ROBINsON
A. w. CALDWELL;
With power to appoint Town Committees.
Lewis Clark, the white slave from Kentucky, having
favored the Convention with his attenda zee delivered
heart stirring and eloquent address during the after
noon and evening" which were most attentiyely listen
cd to by respectable audiences
On notion adjourned
N. ROBINSON, Jun, Pres
J. c. BURNETT, Secy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Gorei9ll Mus.
Arrival of the Acadia,
DAYS LATER FROM EURO

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Acadia arrived at Boston on Tues
day morning, bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th of
January, her day of sailing,
There has been no material change in the aspect of
Commercial affairs since the departure of the Cambria,
on the list ult money has indeed been more abundant
and discounts for first class paper readily effect
ed at the rate of five per cent per annum but the dis
trust occasoned by the late failures still operates very
seriously against the return of prosperous and
wholesome state of trade. The produce markets con-
tinue to labor under severe depression and duness
The Cotton market was depressed.
The Corn market is reported to have been very dull
during the first half of January and prices had assum-
rican brands maintained nearly previous rates. and
there was little or no nominal change in Indian corn
the Sales however, dull, and chiefly confined to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

,..a 1o,oad, T., tb, ,l,trio+s ora-
tclo i uelulloS - ce
uu r iIosge NJ 9 fo 70 sc so g and bonars
me nloe[ 5 o. ialluI9s ol Dc gIcl? ai UNI
IN LsIInu anu 1eL paIS E ~ sIG U Tad pD
Ca9 99 % 'le El'oP''i i'''e' VI "'' '''
% ~ nm ...--c
Hadaa me authorities are enforcing the ne" CO.
G Gn bo o %I gLgIi sso r M t %iaor@
~, cortios Tbroaton ottors ar ta olo Of the
day Ma fannie in the Sontb and West i every
d1 boco, i,,' ,rar,o '0'''''' ''i'
Jay :, O1 1I' ~, "'-'q W., ~ ,.-,.
9Gaaen Dean we legtet TO "a announce e., e G EUy
suuue ana uneAPecteu deallI OF Ihohas "iPi'
ISL l'e oLlVeu states consul at beH1sr
France, A5d-ei- kader had surrendered to the
French forces, which IS considered one Of the most
important political events Of the day.
line rariS papers report mat LOUIS fhI!Ppe naa
le1L! ocGI seriously III ana ulit IN consequence "
l 0Illls ~ IA I'9.9 lt1 llg pIa1V of
d i K lso5 ~ ao ; u'iio tuIil s,'' on
tbo Gt IF 6 } N the At year Of 6o
Wv, c....,
'9Paa2' Inc 8.ate Oh h9alIh Oh t4e queen Of 9P'Ii
continues TO excite great ALARM BY the last adVcos
she liad Deeh lor two hours nsenSlDle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Donlestit Gonlpen0.


MAINE Two boys, one 49, the other Is years Of
age, were drowned in the Kennecbec river at Clinton,
on Saturday of last week. They were out skating
with several others and slipped into an opening in the
ice, So says tie Eastern Mail
MASSACHUSETTS,. A man down in Lynn, it
said, made many pairs Of shoes in day. that it
took him two days to court them! He was smart
one but not quite equal to the one up in New Hamp,
Shire who built so many miles of stono-wall in one
days that it took him all that night and next day to get
home again.
A company has been formed in Gloucester, with Il
subscribed capital of $4,000. The object of the
company is to buy halrbut of the fishermen, who arc
mostly citizens of Gloucester, and control the price of
the same,
The cause of the fall of the railroad bridge near
Athol attributed to the of cast iron nms-an en-
pcrimcnt and bitter one it has proved
A bill has been reported in the Legislature to ncor,
porate company with capital of 100000, to manu-,
facture bed-qults and petticoat robes.
1t has been decided in Massachusetts, that u pupil
cannot be turned out of school for bad character. The
Judge ruled that the the boys character, the
more need ofschool influence TO reform it
NEW JERSEY, A sheep which disappeared from
its home in Salem county, on Christmas daywas found
accidentally, on Friday last wedged IN hollow log,
alive, after q days CONTINENT
At Taunton Hospital, as patient was undergoing
amputaton ola limb, while influenced by chloroiorm
the nurse let fall the bottle containing the chloroform
which quickly spread its somniferous effects over the
operators and some tmo elapsed before they recover.
ed from their partial insenslbihiy,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Bakersfield AcademicaI Institution.

"a. : d h3aEs \ h A. N Associate Principals
Mrs j. : srArLDiSs, Pecepte3s and Teacher Of Drawing
Miss D. TUPPrR Assistant, and Teacher Of French.
Mr. NJ EAssErt Teacher Of Vocal Music and Thorough Bass
Mrs $. NJ BAssErr, Teacher Of Piano Music
Miss f. NJ. BARN. rs, Teacher at Painting
Mr. l.. D. DAVIS, Teacher Of Ponmanshp.
The Spring Term Commences on Wednesday, Feb o. class
OF Teachers viii be formed the OF the Term
WCh instructions viii be given in Othocpy, Orhogmpy Draw
ing Maps OF the Glube, and Outline Maps. Subjects the
Theory and Practice Of Teaching viii also be brought before the
Class for discussion Miss Iuppr l. graduate of the Troy Fc
made Smnay and ha, been engaged for teach
ing. Lectures VIII b. given usual with additional expert
meNiSn set Of forty Chnicnis including the metals Potassium
an so Ium has been obtained.
Boar! 81 ,25 per week, including wood aud washing
SETH OAkES, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Feb. |, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10

The Vermont Company The Rutland Herald the
editor of which has broher--an officer in the Mex
lcan war, say5-"Ou of 50 members Of the Vermont
company--ralsed last summer for the Mexican war
orty -four have already died; and out of this number
only loo have been killed in battIe-the others having
follen victims to the diseases incident to the eli
mate"
The Democratic Caucus at Washington has adopted
a resolution to hold National Convention, to nom
mate candidate for the Presidency, at Baltimore, on
the fourth Monday in May
bill is before Congress to charge Is cents on all
foreign letters.
All former civil disabilities, affecting the Jews in
Great Britain, have been removed by vote 1.-THE Brit
ish Parliament of 1853 to 1856. The Jews are now or
an equal footing with the Catholics,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10

NEW YORK. At a public meeting of the jour
neymen houso-caIpeuters in New York, jan 25th the
following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That we, the journeymen housecarpent-
ers OF the city of New York. will ask and demand on
and after the 10th March, 1913, the sum of 81 rs
perday for our labor
George r Barker, Esq. formerly Attorney General
OF the State of New York. died at Albany, on Thurs,
day last lie was of the obes men in the State
and was native ofRndge N H.
PENNSYLVANIA, The appeal of Mrs Conner,
VINO claims to be the wife of Gen Van Ness, has been
dismissed by the U, S. Supreme Court
OHIO The city of Cincinnati had in 1870, G68I
buildings it has now double that number In the year
above mentioned, the population amounted to 10000
souIs-at Prosentlt exceeds 100000.
The Golden Fielding. An aged couple of Germans
IN Cincinnati who had lived man and wife for fiy
years III the happy peace and quiet without jar or
counnoIal contention, rode to the town from Lick Run.
Mil Creek township dressed in bridal garments The
gay Old couple were preceded in their bridal march by
a band OF merry music, and the whole train drove up
to the door Of justice of the peace, where the mar
riage ocremy was performed.
The Wheeling Times gives us description of the
wire suspension bridge which is to be constructed over
the Ohio river al that city, The entire cost is estim-
a;ed at $4,000.
Several graves have recently been robbed in New
burg which has caused great excitement A public
meeting resolved oput the law in force if the perpc-
traitors can be discovered
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Rutland Go. C0nrenlinn.

Convention of the Liberty Party for the County
OF Rutland will be holden at f. Rutland on Tuesday
the 22nd Feb at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose Of
appointing County Committee and more etIeclually
the County in pursuance of the plan rec
Commended by the State Committee.
general attendance from every town is requested
nv by order of District Committee.
Inc friends in Rutland are requested to procure a
house in which to hold the meeting
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Jones' Drops and Pills, for Iumors.

JUItS drops and FlIIS, Tor HumOrS.
"Facs are stubborn things" Here one among mass of 9TH
ers 80
Burlington, Dec 10, lsl7.
Harris, Esq;-Delr S-The Of Jones Drops AID
Ps for ilumo in this vicinity, has exhausted the stock YOU
sent me, and wi" thank send me- say dnzoh more
by an carly express can send any number o Testimonials
ct my friends and customers where highly appreciated REM
edy has wrought truly woudrous cures
Respectfully Yours. THEO A PECK
late Peck and Spear Apothecay and WboIes nrnr Nohng
Is so Cheap as nothing is 5 eficaCiols.
For sale by Wardncr, Windsor Willard & Co IIarand:
chapman, woodstock Raymond Bridgewaler; Richmond;
Barnafd smith, BctIglj c Lahsoh & Co. Randolph
White Mortified; Bnrre Chelsa
Nilmmstuwn, Tnnbridpe sharon.
and the adjoining states. " WV -
Jan IS 1913. 6eowy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Weekly Receipts.


n Johcs' = D!ddIng5, Sawyer, II S
Hollis, Z Brown, W Marsh; " Morse, 6 Allen,
FE"ofQ@N' Hartman, Il II Weber, 4
= mt :, =, nenIfICN' - 9treeteF, IL Is C1dy 3
Dedh' ID DI8aioW' " NtackIaIa, Nacklam, j
haton' ~ . NI&IAc' a johnson, Knapp O
shattucK' ) Brigham, Barnes, JIM N PHIL
Ups, u hoTe'te' y Doyce, > Pmney Z Turner,
>, Dewey n FaIHef' II stowe, K L Fuller, |
l + atn'"qf'9, l. uood$PGed' > Goodspeed, NJ
DFadof"' II Sun'o',, Reynolds, q W Turner,
- !, hi, ,,, . I ems, i9hernan, W keenaan,
,Il9 e c, ~ - Jennings, Porter u
T WI u, i" D9 '1', N II oafuet O. A Fucker,
D D,I9'e' II mayer, lIon'nEion Bar
~ D''Hu' = 81 a, ~ Cofnis9A Io6eIgh,
n u''iI' 6, 'r''o1'l} . W maf'4' Iaor,
D: - 'H71-' . leu"o'il' - ha' ~ y smith y
~ " C"'PG't0'' Mc,.n a|on, L Han
2,, . ~ \, 'Plu'uIIi9, b'',sdti' Priest,
n.y. n.y. NJ " B D y feck' s liazen, NJ Pain,
HnsL;m G $50 n r o Ir II IatcI, +
Wa,har NJ ,Tnr.;Ip q, nv NateS' Daring, >
pnoror n irn oia'''' w e1o NeWnaI M
Hmi1ou ps"m., D "Ji'i' Y =, "'s%eI.'
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T. w Dnnhan, 9 "''"s' re 9 Ur' . lyT"'s'
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Al 59 o,cb' N G p,r,nootar - y y DeS
9an,or W Il pr,r WIZ " '9 ~ . OT
Cla,yeand S%;rb Chna,hS Mef IT II, n
cr q 2Iarr,r 0n; ' S@ oa II 'IC W.
pbalns Wbooior ~ Iii, ~''T ", eac"'
9d',bao 90 ' N n,nb 'iou,g5' n Tneney
NM S 90 49, 40 o,oh = cn'1ocH' n Deeoee
Cnrl TX, 49, IS.aao - i''S ,'"4G @'09'
NJ Nj ; 9'J"o1 JU,|' - ~, 0@hooLh
~ - ,.a1 i'.' I 40. W o'u''rn zoe;
5o1 - 1oor a ~l'o' = "a loSl' OoG " C4i-
"~u, We s3% '..et W. > l2'g 70; Futnam Oer
I y W 80 S - " h'tIcmore, Sue;
,io'G5' 'J y ~, 4 HaIl, y uowenCen, Ed
N ,h D r MneeIef' - Odlorn, Hanks, W
II e, 9In,.r' q, rms TlV0i W E1slman $3.50;
So, '' ~" II ca : ~ Hnnlssi %L'Ji Drew
9 3C, ~ II Stafford VI 80; } Bingham, 10;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Liberation.

NOTICE horohy given that have given my SON oliver l.
~ Watson, his time daring the reminder Of his minority ano
shall pay meme OF his debts claim his dare
- - OLIVER WATSON.
Attest, CYRUS brown.
Worcester, January 81 1913,