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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-28
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
by b. II. CowEN.

OFFICE ON NORTH SIDE OF MAIN ST.
A few doors west Of Marietta street
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
lf maid within three months, ..E S1'oo
Psrsrs discontinued only the option of the editor,
while srrssrsges ATE due. 1907.
TERMS oBADvERTIs1No.
Each square, III lines or less0 three week, sloo
Every additional insertion, ....'. x,o 70 70
Yearly advertisements one column, SsYioo oo
Half column, . .. .. I'm
Qusrtsr column, ... ''''
Professional cards 81 per annun. ....,,
PAl letters addressed to the editor mu" oe pau 10
Insure attentiop.IU o.. 1...
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-28

lived with her near the old place. And
my wife, the lore of my early days, was still
the fond Jennie--gentle, tender, trustful--
and from that day buried my ideas of the
pride of war. rt
Jennie was my only glory, and she was
faithful to me forever.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
Railraads and other Faoilidss

II is really astonishing 10 see with
wha, enierr7ising perseverance transport
ing and travelling accommodations are
hsiag accomplished. The raj roads now
in operation, and those under contract
in Ohio aud the neighhoring States, east
aud west, will soon bring market to al
mOs, The door of every cultiva,or Of the
soil. The Western States will soon be
on level with the Easi, in every accom-
modation respecting the purchase, sale
ana transportation of the produce Of the
farmer, manufacture, and mel chant. Only
Ten years ago, the complaint ofihe farmer
in Northern Ohio was, the difficulty Of
turning his produce iasa cash, and the
only article that commanded ready cash.
was wheat This he had often TO team
over long muddy, dusty and rough roads 10
some market town; while all his other
produce he had 10 barter for what the pur'
chaser saw ft to charge him. Now, eve
ry thing, srcm the ''staG Of life," down
TO the poaltry of his yard, anil the pro-
duee of the feathered tribe, commands the
highest price and the readiest sale on bis
own premises.
Surely, if one class of citizens, more
than the other, should pa,ronise and sub
scribe 10 railtoads, il is The faamer--the
bone and sinew of the land, and the most
useful and Independent. class of men.
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t1rafiam's Magazine,

This An!srssan publication commences
a new 7olttme; the s4,t< in tanaery. We
have always been an stmirer Of Grahsmi
ard the efforts which its talented elsitof
has made III make it foremost ii tho rank
" American Monthlies. havs been
c.owt.sd with success. But rot sdtisse5
vish Is:!iHg svsIi enough alcne,'' Ora.
ham Is t!etertsihed to improve on himself,
aid for the consirg volume he ahhounces
that an illustrated Life Of Washington,
BY !. T. Headley, will be so.smetced.
Mi, Headiey's spirited styls will lind
room Slough in this subject, and as the
illustrations will be in the highest style o.
art we tbihh this alons will be worth
The rice Of Subscription. Each number
is 10 have one magnAceh. siee lplate, and
one hundred Pages Of the best original
at:l selected articles which can be pro.
cured.
Among tie tegdlai contributors 10 The
! New Vetsm'e. we are happy 10 snnounc.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
Democratic Meeting.

PulSuan! TO notice, large portion of
the Democracy of FsanAliai anA lie ad'
Joining townships, met at the house Of
John Gates, IN FfhutliA, Of ,hs svering
Of the 18th Inst. d.
On motion, JNO. NfcCORM1Clz IVES
appointed Chairman; and L. W. BodGs,
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was then
explained by r. Stair, Of Butler, in a
5-Ief MD sriritad address:
Jn motion, the following Gentlemen
we're appointed Co''i'nit,ec to draft re-
solutions expressive Of the sense of the
meeting. viz Isaac Cruh, G. A. allen,
robs. s,srf, ban,. stHs'y, Tnos Hudson,
NJ. c. cuykendaIl, john steTeits6n, r.
J. North, J.. II Wilson, John Cleland,
D. Fl. Falckler aud E. W. Boggo.
Fife. short absence tie Co;nthittse
returned, and reported the following re-
! solutions, which were unanimously adopts
| Ell -
kesotcddt, That We. as p,ofessei Dem.
ocrats have long and pc;nfully viewed the
condrct and spiri: o. the Editor of the
Shield and Banner, as not tending to uni
sefsal Liberty, Equality and Fraternity
and that economy ii. the administration
OF State Covesnmett that we would wish
to see, although SC bold 10 spetk wher
his own pocket Is made to feel. [Witues'
his writhi:g when the Assessors blanks
were Published by the Statesman. +.
havs our confidence in the future, an Ed
itors must do more than profess Democra
oy, or else he will BE a ench II tie nos
trils Of true democrats, and l.anser.bacl
in the age of progress thG reform.
Resozved, Tho: i! odr opinion Will
John Y. Glessnes was crying out "Dis
union anl tlisorgahization," against til
North, The deep.rooted duplicty was car
ried on iii Madison township, which nc
only d!sorganized the party, but defeate
!ihs Datty. What Democracy
| Resoioed, That the previous acts
, john Y. Giessner, is calculated TO diso'
ganize and raise disturbance in our Cen
ocra,ic ranks. When men a,econtendsn
: for what they believe to be their ju
rights, to be choked dowii, and tspsiss
: Of he liberty OF the pres, We sonsid;
:, no, Den,ocra &c.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
R,,oIrsa. That ws srrrIbu,e ,tbs d.

ResOfrsd, That we attribute tbs de-
les, Of Col. WeaEgIo the action Of dis
HONEST politicians IN the cenue. who bolt
ed aaa nsde league with The Wings. for
selEin,erss,. Such men We consider po-
li,icAlly dishonest, pnd Ougatio merit the
condsu.aslioR NJ EgsFy honest man.
Resolved, 3h4. - ahaTgss made upon
I. ]. North, Danisl Brewer pnd Y. a:
Allen, in The columns Of The shieid ana
Banner. as trying to disorsanizs tho par
ty, for selfish Interests, Is q bass and sian
dsEoas !slzehoniUf his own make.
Rsse,psd. That the Virginia worn.
fence politicians. ID. Brewer and i. J,
North, may have history Of their pas,
political career, wrote and Published BY
John Y. Glessner.
ReSolred, Thai Nature 10 doing but
little for one OF The Trio, must have
deemed John Y. Gessnsr unworthy OF
notice or presumed that he c.'uld fill the
Office OF slool-pigeon 10 The Court House
clique, without brains.
Rrsolpeds That tho Democracy Of
franklin township, would as soon be
enrolled with the Trios of Plymouth.
Guss, Bloominggroye, Butler and Weller.
as with J. Y. Gessner, and his satellites
in Mansfield, !honsh be his as mary as
Saturn.
RESOLVED, That we desire Demnc at
&c Central Organ. llat will fully advocate
The great truths of Democracy. unawed
alike by the brbes or caresses OF The op-
posi,e party, and TO pure to be allured By
an alliance with any party or faction for
selfoggrandizement.
Res0lUee, That in our opinion. li'to-
ry Of the political renegades of whom Mr..
Glessner complains SO much, would fur
nish subject matter for such sheet as
the Shield and Banner, for several months,
and history of the notable Editor who
hes stood at the helm for twenty years,
would fill! lis columns for all time to come.
RcSOivsd, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Plymouth
Advertiser.
JOHN MCCORMICK, Ch'n.
e w BOQCs Sec'y
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.

Whilst we feel pleased with the sue
cess Of our subscription list since starting.
we would merely say shers is still! room le'f
on our books for te,g more. We would
again return our thanks for the assistance
received from many friends in procuring !
subscribers, and hope G'r Il further contin- ,
nance.
There is no better time TO subscribe lCI
a newspaper than at the present. The
busy season is pas! and gone~-the long
nights and dark days Of winter are COM
ing on, when good books and papers
will be employed both pleasantly and pro.
fitably, in storing the mind with useful
information.
In shor, lime Congress and the State
Legislature will hold their sessions.
The sit,ings Of these bodies vii! be among
the mos, important in the history OF The
country, and their proceedings Will Dc
watched with great interest. 10 the Leg-
! islalure the Maine Law question yj'l con'e
up, and will, doubtless, elici! able discus
sion, on both sides. In Congress we
shall have the first developements of the
policy Of the new Administration in re-
gard 10 both foreign and domestic affairs.
The disposition of the large surplu, rev.
enuc row i'll the 7reasury-the Pu6lic
Lanjs--llls splendid and gigantic scheme
Of Pacific Rai!roaa--sthe Tariff question
the complicated relations of the gov
ernmem wiih foreign countries, rendered
still rgcre interesting by the near prospect
nfs E:uropsan fYar-~all these, and a hun
drsti ot1es topics, must be passed upon
ans, disposed Of, BY :he next Congress
and will e!is;t in their discussion tht
;iGrigE;ess snse!lee. Ia The cottntfy.
We ioteHd 10 keep our readers por!e'
in ell the proceedings of Congress ait
our ala!e Lee gis.atgss and shall ,eHdsr ther
+ as full and accurate as possible. Th
,nezt year promises 30 be one Of start!ir
:, nsss and stirring events~~estesially i
;'ls CID Ycr;1. We ery astesmined (
"a make The AdreT,issr net oily good fan
q. lily paper, tu. also faithful and accura
y. chronicler Of the geaera1 news and int
j. iigence Of the day.
=. "Noa5 is The tinte." Our terhS 81 )
s., So, sead in tosr tlarses early.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
4 female insurrection occurre

-----A female lnsurrectlon occurred
recently at the city of Ningpo. in China.
1t appears that large numbers 81 women
and children went to the houses Ct the
ssal.hy. demtndirg food aid money, and.
when rei:csds they broke open doors, and
forced !. passage through house walls.
The Authorities were only able 10 quell
the first riot by daily distribution Of aims;
which the wealthy were obliged to pro-
vide to various temples. Subsequently, a
terrible scene occurred il Consequence of
these distributions. Through some mis-,
management on tie part Of the officers
or distributors; the crowd at one temple
5esari6 60 great that otless than forty per.
sons were tfampled under foot, Of whom
thirty.aye were cit .er dead or dying when
relief arrived. At another temple sinh
lar scene took place at the same time,
bit; fortunately, 10 lives were lost: In.
famed by these disasters, mob of feyci.ed
men sacked ihe residence of one of ths
officers, and destroyed everything it con-
taincd.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

= ~ 1ea,ksEa nabob has over bis slave,
i lusalas ssaia from the dafk side Of
ks picture. We lOok Os the eriah, side
and oousole,Oarselvea with The hope sha,
If Ne VIII not be happy Is 70 zee d, >
lew succeeding generations win. when
ihs msroh.of Improvement through cult
s4,iOa of tie ara aad study Of science,
viii have i:E proper influence an Ihs n'aTsl
ss well as the physical world, and that
~ihe Paradise within the reach of all menf
VII not be merely dreom bu; az all
blessed reality,
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rcy the Advertiser.
I D LAC 4NTlFVE tISCl
Tohn 7. Gssssusr,

1fessfs, Editors II discover in The
Shield ard Banner. under date Of the 9Th
inst, ar editorial, presume. healed "The
Disorganizcrs at work ngain," and begin
ming with, "Nortl1. Brewer and Allen,
the fac,ious, office seeking Trio, have had
another meeting at Rome" What un.
blushing eirrontery, wha. utter disregard
of truth. The Kclne meeting spoken Of,
was attended t'y ct least two bundled as
good Democra's as the County OF Rich
! land can prodrce. Why then, do-s John
! Y. Glessncr calsily, and at,emp 10 cast
the responsibility of this movement, first
on trio, then making one of the number
Sancho panza to North and Brewer.
The thing Is perfectly plain. He thinks
it easier lg break down Nor'h and Brewer,
than the .wo hundred democrats who
composed the no'ne meeting. Next, he
wishes 10 keep tis5 balance of the County
in ignorance of the extent of that meet
ing, by attacking three individuals. He
saws " i. is ar easy matter tor such Fs:ti-
cal rereeaAes as North and Brewer to
fall cu. with the Democratic Party, and
vent .teir spleen and venom on u.s.
Very ccoi; this. When did we fall ou'
! with the Deroc.s:lc patty7 or when
, were we political sensgsaes7 We ask
NJ. Glessner 10 ffo*s this assertion, Of
stand convicted of falsshoo(f. Again, the
+ Editor who has stood otl She wa,ch-taweI
e and sounded the tossin f5r wsnty years
!. SAYS, "is Daniel Brewer IS Gesi.ors Il b.
better k..own, politically, by tie Dethoc
racy of Old Richland, he shall be graft
}. fed To his hearts content, but in follow
ing up his political meanderings, ou
readers will have about as good an exem
piidcstion of a Virginia worm-fence, a
IS could we'll he given" J have not til
- honor, Mr.. GlessnYr, OF being born i
the Old Dominion; nor Of sssiHy VII
nj ginia #orm-fence, ou. pres s1t=,e yc'a hav
Of 6oth, and can therefore speak from tn
* book. d5n': witi; to court notoriety
ii still, YOU a:s a: liberty to. expose m
" VIC. sings il "a SIT; and write the chat
&c tsr in ms political his,Sry that will be h
a. most amusing.
If, "This trio of disofganzers, in the
&c efforts TO crush the Shield and Banne
show that they are as short-sighted ,
D. they are vascillating and treacherous
d. their democracy" Now for the fir
nd tir.ie in my life have I learned hat tt
he Shield and Banner and its notable Edi,
{ composed the Democracy OF Richlan
O. or that any thing said Of them must
til considered ss an attempt 10 break dow
er the Demosrstic Party: II Ne Judge Z
y, Giesshef and the Shield and BARN
al will BIZ So far sehidd the Democracy
o. the CoHhty, that his voice will not
heard, stand. fig tipoh the ", t;h-' over al
-. b. BREwrR.
cs Plsmgaii, Nv; So; 1853,
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rs~PERsnNs wishing 10 obtain q ba

PERSONS wishing 10 obtain bar
gain would do well TO attend the sale Of
Henry H. Bosler, at Mansfield, on Friday
next, ID day of December. lie will dis
pose of his entire stock of horses carriages,
buggies, Wagons, saddles, harness, bri-
dies, &c., and everything pertaining 10 a
livery. His adrel siscmen will be found
in to days paper.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

0EWE invite the attention ofo musi-
cal friends to the advertisement, of III. b.
Horizons g. Cos. Melo-P PeaDs, which will
be found in our advertising columns. We
have heard this instrument. spoken highly
of, and owing to its cheapness and excel
lent qualities, should find ready sale in
this community. Rev. J. Grouse, Of De
Kalb, Crawford county, Agent, will fur
nish The instrument, or any Information
required.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

~TaANKsGrviso PASSED of pleas
an,ly, and We we're pl, ased to see that our
merchants and mechanics, generally, sus-
pended their business, and gave a proper
observance 10 lha. day, more than has
hitherto been she custom in this section.
Service in our churches were we'll attend
cd, and discourses applicable were deliv-
cred.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
Engineer's Assistant,

We have just received from the
Publishers, a copy of this Book, which
upon examination, comes fully up to our
expectations. l'he Lilhographic Plates
are fine and the Typographical execution
of The work is good.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
The wonderful lump lately !,

The wonderful lump lately DIS
covered somewhere in the California
mines, described as weighing twslve
pounds, and what wos stranger, in shape
much like human. being, for " hich the
owner would not take ten thousand dol.
lars, turns ou. to BE- a plump boy Ct Twelve
pounds, presented miner by his wifc'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26
~WE have been reaues,ed by a oil.

"WE have been requested by ch'
Eeh Of this place to call attention to the
ffequept disturbance Of religious ooagre.
cations, by half grown boys. who ere in
.he hebi Of. assembling about the differ
cnt churches on Sunday evenings. Lest
they should be ignorant Of The penalty
they are laying themselves liable to, we
publish tho following regulating such mat,
tiers -
"For Sil ully disturbing a religious
mcefing,by improper behavior, or by mak-
ing noise within or near the house or
place of meeting, the offender may be
6ued not exceeding $50 F"
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u ap<{os paid pcsis &C. -
- ~s,tso pmsxser shIz shen
<k<1tss smbisious. t,. s-sss
eTha Linle Tres. q Hair, y VIII ap.
- Xxi week. s 81 =
liz. win giss US name. we'll take
- iEDable Of reading his essay.
NC Aasuma Leaves respectfully de.
sliled, Rsason-we have on file four
desperate a,semp,s a, poetry, on the same
! subject, and all with the sane tile. We
have two headed " Autumn Leares are
PslliRg." aud one under lhs title Of "Au.
tumn." We have read them closely. but
aaving failed discover their beauties,
must decline giving them "a place in the
columns of our valuable paper"
We have also received aboa, half
barrol Of poetry. from different sources,
which we have not read, and don't think
we ever shall, as our nerves have almosl
given out. under the repeated infections
re have endured daring the last six weeks.
Spare US friends, spare us. None Of You
are Alexander Smiths, or Amelias, and
Judging from specimens before us, never
will be. II you are really desirous Of
seeing your names in print. steal some.
thing, or get married, but never allow il
10 go before the public coupled with dog
geIel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-26
One Price CIothing warehouse,
4


Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Req7aJ- Made
Clothing and GentlemelsS Fat17,isHi,lq Goods.
Nos l69 and l70 Main St. Worcester fstore formerly
occupied by H. H. Chamberlin g. Cos
Purchasers will find in the above establishments every
description of CLOTHING and + u FINISHING
GOODS in prouse variety and the Clothing is generally
OF very superior workmanship and STYLE it being al
hdde by persons IN the immediate employ Of Mr.. arc
urder the supervision of a careful assistant.
NO similar establishment in the Commonwealth is
conducted upon "A more liberal SCALE or can present
stronger Inducements Tor genaral patronage A very
small ana uniform profit upon great amount of busl
ness Is the confronting idea in each department. Tie
common practc. OF demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible sum here Systematically fepuda
ted and instead the honorable and lust rule of "one
price only" is adhered with strict fidelity Every
garment Is marked in plain figures, the lowest price
can be sold and from the price there can be no abate
ment or variation.
NO one can fail to perceive that this is the only lust
and strictly honest rule for the Dealer and experience
mas everywhere abundntly proved il be also in the
Tong run much the most advantageous the purchaser
II Is obvious that is here liable to paw above the
lowest market valuation for any arlica and that those
VINO are well acquainted with the goods, and those
who are not, pay precisely the same pIice
Tie lower story and basement of the Store are ap
Rroprated TO the sale of Ready -maoe Clothing and
Furnishing Goods and in the Chambers aboue NE Gus
tom Department which now contains splendid assor-
ment OF Goads tor all kinds Of Coats Pants and Vests
and also large variety of Clothing OF superior work
manship All persons lar and near who NAV want anv
description of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING are re-
specially invited to visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment, where superior Goods low prices aud fair
dealing may in every case be depended upon
mch29 d uaFawtf
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Professor Alex. G. Barry's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. for Beauty-
ing, Curling, Preserving Restoring, and Strengthening
the Hair, Relieving Diseases of the skim Curing Rbe
matte Pains, and Healing External Wounds. Bounded
by no geographical lines the reputation of Barry's Tri-
copherou pervades The Union. The sales Of the art
Gle of late years have increased in ratio thai almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exani-
nation of his sale book finds that the number Of hot
ties delivered ORDER in quantities Of from half gross
upward, during the year 1852, within trife of
100000
II unnecessary present at length the evidences Of
the wonderful properties of The TricopherOus, when
the public lave furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapness Of the article and the explanations given
O its chemical action upon the hair, he scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irritation, first recommended TO
the attention OF the people This all hat the in
yentor desired. Every bottle advertised self The eff
iects OF the fluid exceed expectation. 1t acted like
charm The ladies would not he without it. Country
dealers in every section of the United SAFES found they
must have It and thus bnt up wholesale trade
OF an extent hitherto unheard of regards articles Of
TINS KIND The highest point has been reached and
believed that the sales this year will be million
and half of bottles
:, Depot and Mandatory No. 1877 Broadway, New
Hork. Retail price, Is cents large bottle.
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity and
oy the principal merchants and druggists throughout
the united States and Canada. Mexico West Indies,
1Teat britain, France, &c, and by SHELLEY Il SCOTT,
worcester myl4 deodaw6m#
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Savings Rank,

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
FVNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank IL omen
/ daily for the receipt Of Deposits from all Glasses.
Worcester. Oct. |, 1859. octld&wist
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Nae Mugical word moi Asleen.

INDEED they are the most wide AZ axe set Of Peo-
pie IN existence This you may see by the Rush
at LORlNG's Music Store 203 Main st who is al
ways bookd up in the Musical Department, and does
not wish to reduce his Stock but is making large ad
dons from all the principal Publishing Houses in the
United States to supply their increased demands and
is ready TO sell as low any individual live nam
All Worcester County of the fact and those
that are not will please call and Judge for themselves.
iy26 diff
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SAVAGE & ALREE.

MANUFACTURES of Extracts, Essences, Co.
NJ lognes. Hair Oils, &c
Wholesale Agents for Atwoois Bitters Extract
Dandelion, aud other Medicines.
Agents for the sale OF the Lancaster Bread. Also,
Kings NJ ilk and Brown Bread.
Stationery al Wholesale and Retail with variety of
other articles at very low Prices
Merchants and Pedlars, will do well to CALL as we
can and aciH give bargains persons pu chasing to
sell again. u No. Pleasant Street.
b. NJ SAVAGE,
jylo dt A. p ALBEE.
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TRUNKS TRUNKS.

uT Plans and Specifications for every description of
building. dec2s dawtf
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New Grocery Store.

fTHE subscriber has taken the store on the cor
ner of Green ant Pord streets ard will be happy
to see old friends, and make new oncs
Worcester, June IS 1853 dtf
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In wesboro', July %, Mrs Sarah Maynard, wife of
Luther Maynard, aged "a yrs 2 mos. and 90 days -
Printers in N Y. and Ohio, please copy.
In Hartford, Conn July 20, MIR Edwin NJ Black
formerly of Barre Mass aged Al. Barre papers please
copy.
W., and Caroline IL. Dodd, aged / year, , mos.