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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
ORGANS!

ORGANS!
IN hand superior toned six shaed Church Organ,
" price $3.50 The of said Organ is Of Black Wal
nut, and made in an elegant style.
Also on hand large assortment If 4, 10 and octave
Eoians, price S45, $40, $50 S5j $50, sos and $40.
Also, good stock If Piano Fnes al reduced prices.
Also, chuce selection OF Guitars, Guitar and Violin
Strings, Flutes &c.&c.
G Il. NICHOLS, State street, Montpelier, VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, Gods and COnSumnti0nS.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAM is probably without paral.
ltlln having. duiing trial Of more
man twenty-five years, fully maintain
| ca Tue high reputation hich il las ac-
CURED Tor coNsrMPIIvE COMPLAINTS,
\ and all DISEASES Of the LUNGS THROAT
and CHEST II has been used with pfob.
amy greater success than any other arli-
Gle known, and physicians whn have
had an Opportunity of witnessing its
hiphiV saluinrv fiacts ..,..,,..I.4 :,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
RAILROAD LINE.
"a e.an.6 g. NgOmfneIieP Stage.

ii y n . n D
OTAGES leave Bradford for Corinh Tnpsham, Orange,
i barre and Montpelier on MOnd Us, Wednesdays ana
Fridays, arriving at Montpelier at o'clqck, NJ:
Returning, leave Montpelier on Tuesdays ihnrsdays
ana saturdays nj A. NJ, passing through the above
named towns arrive at Bradford in for the second
trnl far Iiasnn, and the first train north
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier, sl,SO.
PASSENGERS bv taking this Stage Bradford reach and
oC the following places the next day, viz Bnrlng"
whitehall Saratoga. Schenectady Utica, Syracuse Koeh
ester Bnalu New Yora City, Rouse PUNT, Malone, og
drusburph s;l kett's HarbUT st. Johns, La Prairie and
Montreal, g, 81 4, Il D. ROWLAND, Proprletors.
T,,u ia5n SIT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
CROCK cry!
GLASS AND ETARDUVA PEI
ReceiYeA T0-EIaY

NNE thousand Bags Thatcher & Sears Butter Salt-the
" price will he from twJ four less than il has
ecu sold for If late STURlS & LANGDUN.
Oct I, ISil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
IMPORTANT TO CLERcYMEN.


From the Rev. Owen Th mas, Holyhead1
Dear SirDr LucGCk's waters do great deal g0On to
my voice got bad cold from damp bed about thirty
i've years ago. and my ice very bad since Civ
ing pain to whe preaCeing singing and am
very fond singing. used many different medicines and
sone If them did good for TT IL time but d.. l. cocks
is the best ot at clears my voice aud stops the coughing
Instantly have found anything compare wiih il.
have been 80 Wesleyan minister, and all the
Wesleyan heIhodss in the principally know me twenty
years of which have liz ed at llOl head and am known
personally ali the first Of that body, many uwhum
have Admired the effects of the WATERS in clearing the
vnice and stopping the cOugh-they nedi-
cine before. My wife, ever ChTisnias, has bren
well after taking boxes am witness of their
power to stop fIightIul III Of coughing In an psant
as Wesleyan preacher call upon all prearbers and
singers OF every denomination, take these waters far
Improving the Voice aud curing coughs Yo NAV nnIsh
my TESTIMONIALS lot the excellent waters if you wish
am truly yours, ON EN- THOMAS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Craefenberg Eve Lotion

Fur disorders oftbe eyes This Lotion has no equal II il
compounded upon The most scen fc p ncipes, and has
performed extraordinary cures. For violent inflammation
ordinary Inflammation dmness and i8iling of the sight
weakness of the eyes involuntary weeping foreign sub
stance IN the eyes etc, it positive nd speedy cure
y ice 25 cts. Il bottle, with full directions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Green Mountain Ointment.
Graefenberg Healt h Bitters

These are entirely vegetable, skilmly and elegantly
prepared by The Graeienberg Company Fl number o
IN most purifying nvigOmtng aud Healing Roots, Banks
Herbs and Vines gathered in the vast forests and panes
America. Asa tonic deobsrent resiorer OF the tone
o the SYSTEM and To refresh the saow complexion they
are Of immediate and potent efficacy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Y. g. G. Es. WOOD.
Air- FigMt Cook Stoves.
ChiIsOns YentiIaliNg Furnaces, &c

Sheet Iron and Tin Ware manufactured as usual.
Montpelier, Oct ~, 1852. 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

PRINCES g. EMBROIDERY GIMPS
SToRhS x LANGDON have just received Firing es, CHM
y anu Varletyof Dress Trimmings. Sep 6.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-03

OF earthly hlpiness-she dwelt eloquently on
the folly OF Aning on the broken reed for rest
or nope OF "a, and told those who listened to
her words tft were growing fainter and flin-
ter, even TO whisper" There's nothing true
but Heaven
She bid EuRa come nearer to her, and she
raised her sleAer finger, that was now cold
ike ice, heaydward and these were her whis-
pefed-dying tords
am now dgle- e-winoed-pluned for fight
from earth and I5 miseries mount on glad
wings to the br3ht fields of bliss and shall for
ever and ever dink at the pure fountain of
Happiness, ghshhg from beneath the Throne
OF the Eternil Kifg, the waters whereof make
glad the cltyof God!"
No otheG word feli from her lips; they grew
s s-s dds, while her spirit that was
rons So 70 the land Of rest that remains
for thepfR in heart.
READEa, if your pensive steps have ever
strayed Trough the quiet cemetry of A-z,
you viii Tteolect the tomb on the side nearest
the river that is surrounded with dark green
shubbtfys with many flowers like sparkling
gems, SET m the emerald grass plots-the daisy
the blue bells, the rose and the Foroet-me-not
have each dropped their rich leaflets around
the plan marble slab that must have arrested
yonr attention, owing to its singular inscrip-
ton. Aplain marble slab stands at the head
OF the tomb where Crazy Nelly sleeps the
dreamiess sambers Of Death through the long,
the rayess the starless night Of gloom. On
the mafbie that marks her peaceful resting
place, her dying whispers are chiseled, accor-
ding to the request and orders of Emma Lay
ton II
am 1o'c eag7e-aoinged- -pzUmed for flight
from earth and its noiseries I mount on qlad
'ee'ngs TO the bright fields Of 6liss, and shall
10recer and eoer drink at the pure fountain o.
Happiness gushing from beneath the Throae
Of the Eternal King, the ,2eset9Ts eohereof make
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-03

WOMAN AND HoNE.-We clip the following
from an exchange paper without knowing its
origin:
Heaven did not intend women to be- the
inmates of boarding houses. They are out
of their clement in all such abiding places.
They are erratic exceptions to the general
rule, but the true sphere Of a really woman
" woman is her own home-her true mis-
SION to make her husband and her children
happy. Her heart, more than her head,
'marshals her the way that she must go.'-
Her affections, her wifely and motherly love,
instruct her intellect, sharpen her percep-
tions, and give force, energy and precision
to her plans and purposes Such a woman
prateth not for the sex rights-mourneth not
over It's wrongs. She attends no conventions
covets not the double barreled garment, de-
mands not seat on the bench, post in the
St2te @ ~ E0t6 THROUGH tb4 bell lnt-hAS4--GAry
the. Almighty at the creation, and which the
prophets, patriarchs, apostles, and the Sa-
yiour himself, have declared to be most meet
and seemly for the weaker vessel the good
wife never attempts to overstep the limits OF
her appropriate sphere, but makes that sphere
a charmed circle, within which the husband
and father is disbursed Of his business cares,
and Yields q fullness Of placid happiness
which the outside world can neither give nor
take away. Fortunate is he who hath such
a woman for wife; for she shall not only
smooth the roughness Of his earthly journey,
but lead him gently by the hand toward
heaven
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-03

RA1LRoAD1NG.-As the Lafayette train
was pitching along the other day at most
terrible rate it was hailed from a large farm
house with loud shouts Of Stop, stop
The bell was rung-the whistle screamed
the train was stopped.
What's wanted ? asked the conductor.
'Why,' said the old man me and my old
woman wants to 90 with YOU
WELL said the conductor get aboard
get aboard
But we amt near ready yet. Ny old
woman has just begun to dress, and wants
you to wait
There was perfect explosion. The la
! dies tittered-the men screamed-the con-
r Iductor looked blank, and shouted; 60
: ahead The passengers all begged him to
r wait until the woman dressed and one gentle
S man shouted,-' come on with your wife
f I'll hood her Dress and the train 0ap1osed.
a Who will dare say that women don't claim
it their rights in this country, where whole
/, train is stopped to give woman chance
d to put on her 'becoming' Western women
against the world! fshe had got hold OF
10 the conductorsha would have made him wait!
ID A LAWYER built him an Office in the form
e. of hexagon, or six square. The novelty
Il, of the structure attracted the attention Q
or some Irishmen who were passing by; they
: made full stop and viewed the building
ce 9n;fed Al their curiosity, lifted up the WIN
| dow, put his head out and addressed them /,
I'll sWhat do you stand there for like Pa'i
Mt. Of blockheads, gazing at my Office do yo'
.ty takeit for church ?
nd sFaix.' answered one of them, 1 wa
he thinkin' SO, till saw the divif poke his hea
sed ont Of the windy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-03

the sleep of the grave it was with the hope of
life that endureth forever and ever
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-03
q tbrilIing OrigiHal Nuuufllrttr.
THE CAVE OF SKULLS.
OR, THE MIsER AID HIS MAN /!
WrffteH Jorthe Spirft oft6eAqe
BY Will: WiIIowiIl.


which make revenge virtue by reflection.
And an not an impulse Of mere anger though
de dae law sleeps, justice wakes and injur souls,
VII 10 public right With private wrong.
BYROS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

70 s5l an improvement of y cent on the BIDS OF 'ao
last few days Long Island was steady sur inaen'e
cbsmung sold a, ss, showing a frmer market p.au-
rh.n was buoyant selling az g. The Coal 500 rs are
getting into favor again. The sales OF Govern .nent and
State Stocks and Railroad Bonds were 'Arge, at full
prces. OF Bonds, saJo.OOo changed .nds of which
sl6 900 Erie Convertibes sold at the second Board
buyer took $4,000 1923 at ga, layer sixty. Indiana
Preferred s. sold at A, showing firm market Vir-
rnis &c 10 at which private sales also made for
Europe.
In Exchange there is dull market, with
better supply Of bills, and Sterling is 4 "a v cent
lower. Frstclass Southern Bank bills with City i'm
dorsenent sold at 97s y cent The range is 9a0iO4
with little or none selling above 10 y cent Francs
Sick 25l5
The Imports this week are to moderate
extent both in Dry Goods and miscellaneous articles
The aggregates of Dry Goods are as annexed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
DIED.
DIED.
On Thur,ssy MAY MARY ANN wife Of Drake B. Palmer aged


On 1buuday May MARY ANN, wife of Drake Palmer Ased
Her friends, and those Of her adopted father Abraham shotwe
ssd her Daniel H. Whiock, respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral Saturday m INST at O'clock from her
residence, 70 Washington without further notice
o. TUESDAY, May 6, JAMES d YOUNG aged 90 and
months
relatives family respectfully invited
attend bis funeral this aenoos. Saturday. O'Clock from bis
late residence No. 33 West 18Th without further invitation.
Suddenly May g. 1854, CHARLES X DILL of Vincent L.
and Margaret Dill eyed 20 years.
The and friends OF the family likewise the fea1s Of de-
ceased respectfully invited TO aesd his funsrs Sunday 9TH
10Th Nllsmsbursh.
Asra Thursday, May HALLETr NJ JAMES, aged s4
years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
neral O'Clock Sunday aheraOos from tn. Datch Chss As
toria, Ions Islsnd
On THURSDAY s.snss May JESSE GOULD list year Of
his
The friends Of the family respectfully invited his m
neral this srneoD a. O'Clock from his late Residence, No la
on Friday, May T. cATHARIyL sELETIA ELLIOTT aged 90
years and 4 months.
relative. a,d friend. Of family also the members Of rad-
Lodge No 5l4 o. OF o. F. respectfully invited 70 at
from her late No A. Orchrd
tssnday) afternoon. 2 O'Clock further invitation
On Friday, Nay 7, Mrs. MARY N. CRlssY, wife of william
Cnsy
The friends the family invited attend her funeral sua
csy OH INST ns O'clock At her hs residence No s South %
WILLIAMSBURG
She Locked beyond this vale Of tears
And sought ray Of HesveHy blssi
Her soul IN nortal lost IL fears,
And lonssd 20 leave weird hksthi
ANN MATILDA wife Of George Plume and daughter Of jacob
Anthony.
The relatives friend. Of the families ar. respectfully is,.d
attend funeral Saturday the sh O'Clock p NJ IRON
the residence Of her father No. co. Houston without further
notice.
On Thursday, May g. JONATHAN LEAvIrT, aged IS years
HIS relatives and friends invited nd funeral from ths
18th ~ Presbyterian Church, stu Sat
srday, ths 81 last, at4 O'Clock P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
Increase nearly 95 o. cent. sll, 435 81

On Tuesday and Wednesday last repre-
sentaves from the Great Western Railroad OF Canada
the Rochester Lockport and Niagara Fals Railroad, in
this State and of the Canadian and NewYork Niagara
Falls Suspension Bridge Companies, convened at Mag
ara Fall, (Can ada sde) on business of much impor
lance which, 1t ia understood, arranged basis
satisfactory to all interested The Suspension Bridge
will be commenced forthwith and completed stimuli
taneousy with the Great Western Railroad will be
constructed In the most substantial manner.
The representatives present at the above meeting
were Hon. Mr. Young, Sir Allan McNsb, Hon. Mr.
Merritt, the Mayor of Hamilton Mr. Jeevson, and 9TH
ers of Canada, with Messrs Joseph B. Varnum and
Edward Whitehouse, of New.York r. S. Burrows, of
Albion, and A. Body, of Rochester
The Rochester, Lockpert and Niagara Falls Railroad
will be In operation next month, and within two years
the roads connected with it will all be completed There
will then exist an unbroken railroad communication
from this City to Chicago forming the longest continu-
Gus line In the world.
1t has been generally estimated that the
Banks of this City bold in their vaults thirteen nil
lions dollars in CON- but count taken to-day estimating
the uptown Banks, shows that the amounts in round
numbers ten and half millions, which, added to the
amount In the sub-Treasury and hands of specie
houses, gives about IOurIceu IN TIC
City, which, although less than estimated Is ample for
alpurposes.
There is good demand to-day for State
Stocks and the best class Of Railroad Securities for
foreign orders Ohio and Pcnnsy lvania Bonds sold at
1O6 and nearly all the good loans are advanced IN
prices.
The London letters speak of large de-
mands for Government and State Stocks but that
tons limited by thesmal supply. Baings Circular
of the Gath of April quotes United States 6s Cerf
Gates 1Osdl09; Do Bonds, 1O00lll. Massachusetts
Sterling lO6alO7. Maryland Sterling 93a9i. New.
York Sc, 95Q96. Ohio 6s, 20, l061l07 Pennsylvania
SIS, s3G4 Virginia 6s, Bonds, 99l5. Canada &c,
Sterling Bonds ll00lll. There had beea money
panic in Hamburg occasioned by large drain of Silver
by the Austrian Government The rate of interest went
to 5l2 y cent The panic however subsiding, and
interest had fallen to Ala y cent. Silver howingis
again
Some short frst-class paper was passed
to-day y cent and loans call freely negotiated
atlas p cent
The Messrs. Barring, of London, have
taken Ohio County loan, through Mr. John r. Wins
low, who is now in London. This is the first County
loan, we believe, taken by foreign house.
The following table, which has been pre-
pared from official for The Tribune gives the
importations of Iron at this port for the year 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
-'CorRr OF GENERA, SEssroys-Friday.

Ts,ai for FoygeryAf the opening OF Court rms Nora
;ng aus-,,s Rowe called b. trial on IN info ut
eb,rns lin with having uttered forged csck on me IA
csc Es5k for 5000 psrportins be sgeei by Warren Lat
ing The District Attorney. Mr Blunt ahd MS ssIsan
Brsdy ard Edwssi Sanford Esqrs fox the Ps1nes Asf
iengthy opening by the District Attorney Edmund H.
Noedr Youth of about 20 years. called ana sj-n
II will he recoected that this young man was II was al
sssd used BY Rowe and his accoces 70 cash tns saoas
eecks drawn BY them He nus testimony Nth great
rrcon ard clearues and his statement vas m substance
he same that made his examination as the arrest OF
fbs nsoers Mr. w Latting thea called 11t proved
ths f-(erv of the note he also corroboAts! Woor1f In
showirx ta. the had purchased some ns article a.
his store and asked for recept-d bill in order 10 obaa e
signature OF Mr. Lsttng The Court here arourhed the
csse until Monday next. at II o'clock
Several other individuals caoperators with Capt Rose
ar, also to be tried When sszned yesterday they de-
nanded separate trials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Oakley

7honcs Quin Jas. T.. Cotton, and Erdsns Jcnnino-
To wagesfantif alleges that he engaged by
oefendanf who carry on business brewers 10 tor
them year Of $50 month and board but that they dis
rniSed him after ave months He claims that he hiss right
TO pay after the five months and brings action The defense
H. that plaintiff unskilta and fit fer the situation
and that IN consequence he spoiled the brewing &C. aud
the employers were justified IN dismsng him. This was
denied Verdict foI plaintiff S26.
Robf l.. N0pes act John -fndersr-Mr. A. In MAY 1880
rented 10 third party office the pier foot Of Barclay
ST. foT one year $500 year payable monthly and the
fease by consent sned to plaintiff TO kold I'll, Nov
stealoG etce) down BY the Corporation Of New
Nork IN September Plaintiff brings back
t 81 paid by ha in advance aud also damages for plaintiff
letting premises which encunbering the street Tho
twenty years before and taken down pursuant the
resolution Of Common Council that there should be build
mas west Of West Nerdict for planrf Sl57 ST. subject
10 the opinion Of the Court
LIN Moore and 4 & J. Bosrtoa AIT Nv. Coakrcn-To
recover noc toT $o the defense which was thar the
note had been gwen 70 abide which been
carried out and secondly that the diverted from
Its original purpose.
The making Of the note, &c faIy admitted giving 10
the defenoen the Affirmative 1.-THE opening and closing Z,
the points Of being diverted and Mr. Niles defcpasnrs
counsel opened The case He said that Samuel Cocxroa
IT. ana Hobart 4 Moore were patnershn carving on
sash ana bind factory the foot of South Seventn
Whnafsourgh, MI CockcTos father owning the PREMISES
tiers between them left Nj DAVID H. Fitch Is ubitrs-
tor, and each party the note third parry 10 Mr.
Fitch % BE- forfeited In either refused abide bv the
award Mr. D. msde decision which gave dissatisfaction 10
both parties but they finally agreed % abide By il Lra
rcD, however, Subsequently ensasd between them and
plaintiffs ssveto the second arbitrator boud to secure hm
fom harm and he up the no1e IN question which
made in favor Of Hobart T. NJ and BY hun Endorsed to plain
tids The case Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
Markefs....By Tdeqrapl

Nrw-ORLEANs, Tuesday. May L. 1872 Corros is u4is
e1ctd ~ the advices the Pacific The already hsss
Deen oo9o BALES at further advance of ic Low mfdus
quoted at &c. and straight middng at &C. SUGAR hes Sd.
rsseed &C. Farselsst Case. Mess PosK isdul a Ga q
day of COTTON were 1000 bales at frf s- .ysaes a Il
Middng st08tc.
NEw.oRLEASs, Wednesday, N.Y. s. lsS2-corros b
barely 1900 bales sold this min, Tbs nerssss IN hs
receipts at all the Southern pOr reach bales ass's
NEw-0RLEAss, M.gz-NoorL coTrou bss r.esiysd sn
active impulse firm the adyices per he Europa Already
eoVo bales nave changed hands at very full prices snct
hiddlins Is quoted at Sc
BALTIMORE, May IAN advance Of 7c y bush On Ree
WHEAT has taken place here The sales Of CorFEG Tor he
week have been 10000 bags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

Pet,fsos.--By AsSistsut Aid. Ring Of Alex VI Schul,x
Cor Ferry from foot of Wss Montasue ST. Brsoklyn
offering to pay 5000 per year rent To Committee GA
Ferries
Cosns snier:icn-rrom HIS Honor tbs Mayor rcurnin.
the report and resolution IN favor Of Purchasing acres oil
land Wards lslsud to be used City Cemetery with
his objections thereto stating that he had withheld hs
proval Laid ON the table 10 be printed, &c.
The Mayor considered the snount agreed 10 be paid be-
ycnd the value The Commissioners Of Emgatos, he says
have protested in strong terms against the burial gound be-
tss placed such eose pzxiuy their 6onsey populated
hospita and have psecd resolution 10 rosie; it. The
Mayor says be considers the views Of the Commissioners
- correct
TIE Beard adjourned to Monday shenooa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
FRIDAY, Nav Up N

There was fair activity this morning
In the Stock market with nomporsnt change in prices
excepting In Zinc, which, under sales of 1900 share.
went to l41s an advance Of SOC. y share. Some new
parties who have been examining this concern. ars
coming IN Reading was dull at 7sa. Erie closed
steadily at ssia- Harlem sold at "A, decline of * y
cent, notwithstanding that leading operator declare.
thai the stock cornsred, and that certain houses are
abort N amount equal 10 the espal stock Of the Com
psny' Norwich was heavy, but ssoninr0 Improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

The steamer tomorrow will take about
seOO,oo0 in silver, aud little or no gold.
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
ury i. sos 400 Payments s27.o67 Balance, sa5s6ooa
The annexedreceipts were printed yester-
day Hudson" instead of Harlem Railroad
Anril Isse s6l,o4o 20
All 1s51 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1860 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

PHILADELPHIA Sales OF srocxs r.,

May T-fsrst bard A. lasur,ncs i4I ~ n1 Ter. NJ.
bords ~ IS - Bank, ;; e 600 L. 5 o. ss i0l "a ,S
r.osu hk, St Mech. Bsnt 90. $500 VIII ia - IS :.
80. S kesans hR es 70 q PsHa RR. ga Al DO az
49, ~ Ne 80 ~ y Coz. lsS 500 Texas RED
hsh S. So II GIr.Td Bsut, lsis fhhd-phis B.aI Issl
e1Ao CITY Rk g., l0sh Psna BARI lisa ~ r.. -. r
~ 800 ses Nav. Int - seosusq cas.l S. "a $3.50
sesrd Beard-to VicksbgEs Railroad Is; o. 90 L.b;Ss 9.
ny - Fem Baat, lss KsHtucay BANK III; ssnD R..s
re hstsosa MOT q: - 90 Penn Railroad az "A SCI
b%.t ~ $50 Wal Railroad ., Is 50 n A. las < s4Gc
Reading ksioec e. 70, - o. 900 northern Ler:y 4. 20
los t.lOo City w. W. o. ioS; $500 Sch Nav :. ~ 10