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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st as follows.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 80 A. NJ fer Omkirs coaDectng with
steamboats, for Cleveland Ssn'ussy Toledo srs
Monroe aud railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN Al 8 A 81 for all stations
WAY TRAIN a. 81 p. NJ, VIA Plennont for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN al u Via Jersey City Tor Delaware
MIGHT kxPREss TRAIN At + NJ for Duokirk, connect
Ing with first enss ste tor Detroit direct connecting
with Express TIsin for Chicago
EMIGRANT TRAIN At 6 NJ VIA Piennont
CHAS MlNOT, Superintendent
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SuPREME COURT.-Jchn N. Elliott sssinst

~ fheodore Jansssummons c nonsy tsuAsdes % eos
uset-Cotn not SET ro rht ODokE JANIS; fos are here
~ senoses .ns rsuir-d The oorpsns me scces
sh,eh n-d the oee Of the Crt the CITY and CossQ
N-s Iot 81 the Csv Han. ia saa Gu, ssd 70 ssrvs
o. sn~er 70 the sst conpn the suaerbes ~ ther
40 ~ joan the Cry Of Se~ fork WITHIN twsstv
NE s-ee u u- -sciassse NJ the tav
eNse AID 700 ~l eomplH,ut vs,hsn
.s,n ,,n s The pantf this setos all t@As jasw~se
~ % me sun 81 h1adres donsrs, 9Th from
Asgst3 1874 W ~ n y I, .rs.,. - ~~~
austiawiww Ai'ss y W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
Drp GOODS.
,uK and FANCY GOODS.
Professional Notifies.

DR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, SUR
c,ox and OcuLIsT yo % West lSJlst, may DO
!ao.uheo sns from to O'Clock A. NJ, every day Sun
xse. excepted.
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards,
~ and Is constantly dlschArgDs ell the various sinds Of
Anthracite and Bitgmnogs Goals, VIZ: PeSch Orchard
Black Heath Lehish. Liverpool OueL Camel Sidney
kc &c all II the very best quality delivered nandsos
order and Tor sale low JAMES L. WORTH.
<ih-st cor Thompson, and 6th-sv. COT Amos
Down town Office no. 50 Wall Ct
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NEW YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA
"a MI lliILa z ALL 20 "a -TrsLns Lsays

| Y and CANANDAiGUA RAiLROADS.-Trains lssvs
Pier foof Of Dusne-st Is follows.
ExPREss TRAIN at 60 A. M for CsnsDdaigua Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls aud Canada Westaryios at Csnso
daigua evening.
MAIL TRAIN al A NJ. stsy night at Elmirs, and
arrive at Cansncsi gus early next day.
NIeHT EXPRESS PM. THIS the tourists route 70
Western New York and Niagara Falls The are large
and coumOdicus and for pleasure cannot be sqoaed by
those on any other road.
CHAS. MiNOr. Supt NJ Y. and T. Railroad.
WEI. @ LAPHAp. Snpt G. and Z Railroad
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge of
nsoivsn, oc hrs debts 10 the provisions ofhs
article 81 ns hrst ut- O the th Of the secead
the Revised Statutes GEORGE l. DAVIS, Of Ena Ch.muns
couH sose hrt published Creditor. app~.r before the Hon
Ae s. Thursfop Chempns County Jodse his Office the
lass Of mira the 2ot September 1861. $40 ocloek A.
jes0 iawl0~wed+ GEO. L DAVIS. Insolysat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

SUTNEWE NOURT 81 the SfATE of NEW-
Nfohk-JohN HAMILTON, pAasu6 .s.s,, ALscVr a.
HAMILTON and MANY " hs .is, EsitY a. HAxii ron.
kDOLPHlS HAMILTON sni JANE MATILDA IN. ~. "a
heIo The Defendants above named You .amaossa
aud required this IA. A. ~,
the oce o the Clerk OF City sns Coany Of Neu You
the City Hall in The Cy N fors, the ii,h
July, D., 1854 and q OF he aid
complaint tie subscriber al hs oSse No 7Nsssaast, de
said CITY OF Ne~ Yos within days asr the service 81 III
exclusive OF the day AL
the sid sonpsn within the sSrsad pianrG
will apply tie TIE
compisnt-D Dated. July ~, 1854
Byi. Iaws~wes GEO IRELAND, Jr. Phnurs A,orosy.
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lew. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

" YORK sn6 PHILADELPHIA direct.-U. :. MAIL
aud EXPRESS LINES-Tbrougb IN Vt Iogrs-S.w.Jerey
Railroad Jersey Civ leaving N-wYors at6 NJ loot
OF Coutlandts, "a NJ and 81 P. ~. Lib-~tyst Leaves
Philadelphia at i2t and A. and y P NJ fro foot OF
Wa0u Fare reduced 70 81 for hrstciss snd . " Tor
sscond-cass
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON snd CHARLESTON
through cket sold IN the above lines auo through osgsse
carried in the A. H. and 81 NJ Lines from Sev Yort
With thrnlsh coudnctors
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MBOAT ARMENIA-t'or

- po,,bs-.p,i- N-wbarsh CouzsrnS "a SpnnE, Corn
Iii - Ahsn hm the ioot Jayst every aferuoon AZ
4oc.ck k-tursue viii leave PoasnssePse every morn
h. AZ ocock (Suudays excepted Meas served on board
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~ EW-Y YORK and NEW-HA v EN-

u II
i Y RAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Mar
l252Trsns out OF NewYort leave near corner ~ Cans.
IT. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND SPEciAL.-At .Ae li.55 4. n
ais Expresx Stamford and Norwe2s and stOopios al
Stations beyond) and II $50 NJ through 10 New-Hsves
AtSlD p. n ior Norwsk-st 81 AM. and go Pm f.
Port Chester The II 80 AN In connection rrss
tom New Haven to Hartford sos Springfield snt vts.
Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS Tor New-Hsyoa- Hartford, Sprnsdese
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads ~ Ga
sensbursb and MontroslAt M stopping IL Stsnforf
and Bridgeport connecting with The Housaonio sao Nsass
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Rsrosd Al New
Haven at $50 M stoppius ct Stamford Norv't sss
BRIDGEPORT connecting ~ist Houss,ouis and Nsus.tsss
Railroads at BRIDGEPORT
TRAINS INTO Ngw-YokK-Asoonodatios ana Special
At $50. 2, and 9S5 AM aud 40 NJ throusD from Ne~.
haven At AN from Norwalk-at $50 An and 30
IN from Port Chester The IS A NJ resolves pss-ns-rs
tom Springfield ano Hartford and Canal Rsilroads II New
Haven The An PM receives from Hartford snA
Springfield Railroads 49,,
EXPRESS Trans leave re~hAseE arrival Of fraiss
rom Boston at ms snd 80 PM lsoppins at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford :, leaving aoston 81 A. ~, are
a45PM. -, -, - q
Bee large bill advertise aen al zoe Sesss2s hoSse shs
srinAipsl Hotals GEO W. :" hi s aLh !"
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EOR LlVERPOOL.-United States
il Mail steamship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye-
fhis steamer will depart Nth the U. Mails TOT Europe
positively on SATURDAY., Aug p. al II o'clock N, iron
for For freight passage havpg unequaed sccomaoods
tons tur elegance and comfort. spply 70
EDW. X COLLINS 4 CO. No 30 wall "
The steamship ATLANTIC viii recsed the PACIFIC,
spc call September 4. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

E,OR PORT PHILLIP and SIDNEY,

kOH POHF FdILLIP and SIDNEY, =
il AUSTRALIA, lth Ausust-Ths sev clipper sbip
WIN FROTHlNGHAm. B. X Bsbbdes, matter now
losdips a Pier 10 T. r handsomely socounsd~s
lev passensrrs " application he made immediately
to WM DUGAN, No ~ Froat-st
RUSSELL NORTON, Ne 81 Old-siip. or
ELLIOT ARKELL No LAG Rssl-<t
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: LBANY, TROY sand LEBANON

NJ B.Irhis Boat win positively stop ct the OCEAN House
and Highland Dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

EOR CKARLESTON.-Semi- w eekly
II q. 8 Mail Lin--The favorite steamship SOUTH
ERNFR. ". Foster commander. will leave Pier No T. v.
- WEDNESDAY, August H. a. o'clock VI pr-ciseiy.
FOR freight apply board where ali bills of lsdins will be
signed ard tT ps.s-F- at The office Of
sFOFF0RD, TILESTONk co, No a sou'h-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

LNOR AUSTRALIA-DO OIL p II IN
CLIPPER LtNE-for Port Philip sod SYDNEY dirscs,
the entirely clipper DOLPHIN loo ourthsn
George Trundy commander will sail her nt ,oyase
sth mediate dspscn for the above port The &c IN
cdsons In this BEAUTIFUL vessel uneqused for elegance
ard mp entirely for the comfort OF families snsie
perscns having isrse and small rate Az this 10 the
only clipper fer ths port II 10 confidently exoe-ted
o. will msse the shortest passage record For tsikht
passage early application viii b. necessary bosd Pier
No. II North K yer, foot Of Csrise-st. orto
BUTLER BROTHERS Nos le5 and llS south-st
B. copy of the Australian Tariff all description OF
goods be the Office Of the bscrbers Cspt
tundy Will he happy 10 receive consznmens and can
give reference Of th- hrst house. - the Oily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
legal Notices.

IN Pt rSUANCL of an order of the Surrogate
ste County OF Nr~ Yor hereby all
hayus claims agans, JOHN HORNBf J late OF the City Of New
YO. deceased, the with vouchers
subscnber al the ONE OF sCOLEs "COPPER" Eqr no 70
Climber Tho Cry Of New YORK. b.ofr the twenty 9Th
dy ol December negDasd SvYort twenty day
june. s2 lawimw sd'1 JAMES L. LYON EXECUTOR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

uTOn Monday morning the Governor cavs
an audience to Rev, Ehezur Williams, tMls-,
sjonary the 81. Regis Tribe of lndisus) and
(aur Chiefs of the CaughnawaGa and 81 Re
gis tribes, the Rev. gentlemen acting as in'ers
prefer.
Two of the Chiefs addressed the Governor,
declaring their good will towards the people Of
the Stale. The Capghpawaga Chief was quite
eloquent. The Governor replied IN appropri-
ate terms, and the audience terminated in ex-
pressions at mutual qualification. These In
dams came as claimants against the state, but
arrived too late for their purpose.- Walton';
paiiy Jo.rHal, 24h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

Monday Nov. %, 4. VI.
D.AS in'roducrd ant rgered BY Mr.. Blake,
to incorporate the cty of Burlington; on his
motion ordered to lie.
Reports. BY Mr.. Martin, from the commit
tee on Military Affairs, t,I,orably to the bill re-
lltlng to the militia, with amendments, which
We're agreed to, and the bill was ordered to a
81 reading.
BY Mr.. Hale from the Select committee
against the petition Of Byron Stevens and 9th
crs, for railroad from Essex junction to Bran
don, and The petitioners had leave to withdraw.
adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

clock. i. NJ.
Exports. BY Mr.. Seymour from the select
committee. a resolution fixing "Wednesday next
at Z o'clock A. NJ. tor adjournment without day,
which was adopted BY Mr.. Foster. from the
committee on Manufactures, blll to incorporate
the Irasburgh Acqueduct Co.; third reading or
dered. By Mr. Sc tmoIr, from the Judiciary
committee. tavorabIy to the bill to diminish the
expense of torcclosing mortgages IN equity
and by Mr. Hale from the same committee,
tavorlbly to the bill rolltnT to defendants in
action on JON contracts; both passed. By
Mr.. Seymour, from the same committee, favor.
ably to the bill relating 10 insurance ON lives
IN foreign corporations ; third reading ordered.
BY MIR, Green, from the same committee, fa-
vorabIy 10 the bIll relating 10 public lands in
hnorganHcd tawuS and go72a, with an amend
meat, which was agrced IT, IUd the bill pissed.
BY Mr.. Martin from the select committee, ia
vorabIy to the bl authorisng the consolda-
ton OF the New York and Bennington, and the
Lebanon prngs R0IIroad Companies on mo
ton Of Mr.. Blake, ordered to lie.
Mr.. Seymour called up the bill relating to
trustees, and It was favored by McsSrS. Blake
and Seymour, opposed by Messrs. Bailey of
IamoIo, and Martin, and ,2st, u to r. Ad-
jOurned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
HOUSE.

Rcp0ris. BY conntte0 on Manufactures,
bill to Incorporate Wnoo3ki Lime Co., and
It was ordered to 3D. reading; by Select com
mittcC, n favor OF the resolutions against re-
/ Clpru.!ty with Canada, and they were adopted;
by JCGiclarv committee, bill to Incorporate the
village Of West POuney, ard it was ordered
to I'D reading; by General committee, bill rel
ativc to the location Of school houses. and it
was ordered to I'D readlrg--agalnst bill on the
duties OF county treasurcrs, and it was dismiss
scd in favor of Senate bill on the same sub>
lect and It vas pfs,ed-ln favor of bill in ad-
ditlon to c. 80, c. =, (or blanks to listers, and
1t was ordered to 30 rcadlng-n favor of bill
providing for an Inspector Of hops. and it was
ordered 10 I'D reading. BY committee on Ed
ucatloA, in favor Of bill concerning the division
OF school money, with an amendment providing
that one third, instead Of one half, of the mon
cy snail be divided equally among the several
school districts, and it was mldc the order for
II o'clock tomorrow mor:iing; by Judiciary
commit ee, in favor cf Senate bl,l to compett
the record of town charters, and it was passed
The Senate came in, and lloraio Needhau
ot Bristol was elected Brgadler General of the
81 brigade, unanimously, and the Senate with
drew.
Mr.. Charnbcrlin of p. called up the bill t,
pay muses. IcCh S<UO Tor injuries Whlic III TN
service of the State, and on motion of Mr.. Bar
low 1t was amended so as to secure this amour
to Mr.. Pecks own use, and passed.
M Grandey called up the resolution ap
pointing Charles X. Williams to revise th
criminal code, with view to the establishment
Of houses of correction, and it was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill relating t
the rights of married women, when Mr.. Barrett
of NJ moved to amend; providing that no mar
red man shall be held responsible for any deb
contracted Or tort committed by his wife, be
fore or after marriage Mr. Dyer moved t.
dismiss; opposed by Messrs. Soue and Need
= ham, aud supported by Mr.. Hayden. Adj.
SENATE.
r. FRIDAY, Nov. H. 1852.
7 Mr.. Blake called up the bill to consolidat
. the New York and Bennington, and the l.,
y banon Springs Railroad Cos, and 1t was orde
II ed to Sd reading
n Mr.. Seymour called up the bill relating
!. the Rutland and VIII ehall Railroad Co.; c
" his motion the bill was indefinitely postpone
ID and It was ordered that the reports of the con
ID mlttoe on this subject be not entered upon Il
'c Journal of the Senate.
Joiui ReSoiuiionS. From The House, appon
ne Charles h. Williams to ro,lsc the crlmn
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AUCTION 4 COMMISSION
S I @ r { !
r E M O v a l. :.

THE Subscriber would respectfully in
form the cirzeus Of Burlington and the com
,nuniry that hr has taken the Auction and Nommrs-
sion business formerly conducted by lsnnr Shcr-
.yood. and removed to Col. Thomas store, on
ColleCe Street, Ia ely occupied by Pierce, Dayey n
Allen where the business viii he srlcky attended 10
mall its branches. The roomS will he opened every
day in the week tor the retail trade, and Auction
Wedn.sdays aud Saturdays. Particular attention
will be oaid 10 the cnmmissinu business and Gus
1omers may dcscud upon having all business IN this
branch strlckiy aud fairly arteudrd to and may rely
uIpn prompt r"iurrs the subscriber VIII also attend
nj N.rchaudlse ghich may be thrown INTO the
J. j. III ECklFb.
Baum s'ar l4'e e. 49,. dA"u
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Legislature OF Vermont.
sen ATE.
IT IT
THURsDAY, Nov

THURSDAY, Nov. 1S, A. NJ.
The Joint resolution from the House, provid
Jag for the purchase of 80 copies of Wash
burns Digest, was referred to the committee
on the Library.
Engrosscd BHls Relating to railroads, and
relating to the election oftown representatives
both passed.
BWs Introduced and Rcf55red By Mr.
Rogue. TO authorize the consolidation of the
New York and Bennington and Lebanon
Springs Railroad Co.'S: to the Senators ironl
Remington. From the House. granting n fer
ry TO Amasa l.. liolcOmb, to a select commit
tee, consisting of Mcssrs. Martin. Northrop
and Carpenter; to annex part Of Richmond to
Bolton. to a select committee Of three: rclat-
ing to Winooski Turnpike Co., to the commit
tee on Roads: to incorporate the Londonderry
Academy, TO tie committee on Educaton IN
addition to C. "a, c. s. relating to the laying
out and discontlnuance ofhlghways and brldg-
es to the committee on Roads
The Senate resumed onsideratipn Of the bill
relating TO traffic IN intoxicating liquors, when
several further amendments were acted upon,
and on motion Of Mr.. Seymour the bill was
ordered to lie.
The Senate tool. up the bill to annex part
of Somerset to Dover, and Il part thereof to
Wardsboro; a statement OF facts was made at
length, and on motion of Mr.. Bailey Of La
molIle the bill was ordered to lie.
Reports. BY Mr.. Seymour from the Judi
ciary committee, favorably to the bill to incor-
porate the Underbil Academy Sd reading or
lercd. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Mtrsduccd and Refnrca. BY Mr. Hay
den, to purchase copies Of Demng's Appendix
to committee on Education; by Mr. Daggett
laying tax on Orleans County, to members Of
that county.
The bill relating 10 salaries aud fees (tiXing
pay OF sherlils for sunmonlng Jurors, was cal
led up by Mr. Barrett and referred to the Judi
cary com1Hlttce.
EngroSscd BHS. Iu addition to the act for
laying out highways &c; annexng part of
Richmond to Bolton; in relation to Winooski
Turnpike Co.; Incorporating Londonderry Aca
deny -sevenlly passed.
Rcpons By Select committee, against the
bill to incorporate the City of Burllngton laid
on the table, and on motion of Mr.. Necdham,
aiter considerable discussion, the House resolv
ed to hear counsel OIL the bill this evening.
Mr.. Hayden called up the bill making anap-
preparation in aid of the Vermont Medical So
cIety; supported by Mcssrs. Nccdham, " night
of c., Grandey and Barrett opposed by Mf.
Barlow, and rejected, II to ~.
Mr.. Barrett Of NJ. called up the bill relating
to the Office Of State Superintendent of Com
mon Schools. labol slIng the Office and moved
that the bill be dismissed supported by Mcssrs
Barrett Of NJ, and lllckok, and opposed by
Mr., Barlow, and ncgntived, and the bill was
ald ON the table, IS to II. and made the order
for 10 o'ciock tomorrow morning. The other
t.l' Il ..-... /. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

a. IlousE- -RIPENiNG PrARs.-The prac-
tcc of gathering pears while hard, and rlpcn-
ing them IN suitable places under cover, is well
understood, and often rcsorted to by persons
who make the culture of rult profession, but
it Is not known to many who may change to
have more or less of lhls kind Of fruit, which
they would learn to prize more highly fit were
rightly managed. The following is from Tho
mass work on Fruits Nearly all peaFs rip,
en- with a much finer flavor, if picked and ma
tured in the house. The exceptions are very
few, Some, which prove to be only secGnd OF
third rate when allowed 10 remain TILL they sof-
ten on the tree, become rich, melting, aud de-
liclous, If house rpcned Gathering the frui,
while yet hard, will. IN nearly all cases, prevent
or greatly diminish the rottlng at the core, which
otherwise nearly destroys the value of Iauny
carly sorts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs.-Tbrougho the
Union the Electors meet N the several states
on the 3)th instant, and cast their votes on the
following dav. The electors tor vermont VIII
meet at The State House IN this place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

A. lie that loses his consclcncs has meth,
ing left worth keeping
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PATENT RIGHT for
mo RAILROAD COMPANIES and

il cAH BUILDERS Tho owneis Of the pallsr
Paie, for Aubber Car Igs ths oly orsias snd gen
sIstt la,sly Solicitor Unnsd ssss faasa - ssd
Of ale pai.st sSd Of the sssy ii the clam usdsr
which Ra,s sp,iprs arc nanafsetu e. All orders f Car
snassssg them - he sqga in al Is.pes,s g aay .,w IL
uss II the United ssasss HORACE DAY.
NEw.yORK. Nsreh 0, 1859
SIR YcuTs Of this dat. In relation Co O. alters sat
Bar Fuller hs c,atrysrsy ssd understood nc ps.as
involved n n. br F1lels Pzteas wss grAsisd Ia Eus
l,sd the azd Oct ber tt5 and N the pansa stss 81
the iHh Of October 1916 Ills Assrlean Psssns sac oas
10 qusttion secn sasviss repealed Of dseisrea
VOID OF Invalid but rsnass nl force shd ysaiy He
Can BaLlsn .ais fr v,ialos q t Parcna.s,s ss.ss
fnt because hey act sa.hor,v Of tts Uatsd
their pstsltts Fasr sas second sseanss Rags
pstslt WAS contrary the express Of the
sasts. and that secosni susIy void No sat eaa
be Sustain ed seon u BY IA, .s.s.t .ay oas ne c.any
coess the subject Of u. ns 70 ssus as rsdee.s,
sS an s ave. Ray s. a Sss
cutlty made tie Tho gfaatse tbs Saseet
70 Esy UIcsr the iacs and u The csss pa psbls
in the UsItse Stats Circuit cesss set nas' ans am
no" ''iY sSI ed 20 7. nsS H. GILLEr
fully concur IN tk@ otialsr. sboye er ofessea. -,
FB cUTri.e Cs, .ss ,sf ts sass
HORACE u. DAY. New iofE -Deer ~: "a saysaSS
s ss. s.g 2 G @
menopoy ma N are YOU . sale Of your sentFs Ia our
section Of country dssn n bsf al sct o. 'cs 20 oar
fel,ss 10 have vsiss yeuf spnnss fof sms tne
pas IN our busseuI yoa snd 70 AL nsrssss as.e
80. - hsys enrns under n1ee a. 70 me lara
b,1, :, .opr spsu eoDpsrson Win those 81 me New
s,syy.sd Csrspnsg Co MAY Of the so1se Csspanys
have b en- 10 exc ~ the larget rSiifssdsi
q ssG hsys pfosee - " iaefo 10 ysurs ~ many
they have bt,s oIsn vi the ~siaa: Of eadsd
..s s.d orce with bs weight of un.oa1>d, vhsa
shs etser ksId hare yoas 10 faL With
~efshg they have bess pfs'sc with
me above raro,d k4s : slhber a Springs Ia Us
ard vas hroesn fEer iosensn OF fessins N csfss>
n68cs q v tks.; he no cher rbet tSts
s,s q 10 had We have heard Of any ffss ss ~
erf cold wes her, nor hs, Affected ~ IN e. Of
Cur soufhsrn sumnes s,ssltsfsios OF 40 So H hlsx
rstree n that ,eus s5rfs % cent chs per Ia
N &c tLoust tbs Dice ~ssid set govern rs In eaf Sf'e
q ee were rot your spliEss sapenof
n,,r,s1 m AZ k,ifrs.d Ccn eapiss azf car marafs
,soula Io ts imposed by monopoly TO eTeF, Isss
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