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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

Nav fOEk, Dec 9Th 1923.
came 10 New fofh in the snip Telfgrapb nv
native place - -. John, New Brunswick; when /
IsAehed this city, my health was yery poor; had a
sery bad cough, raised good deal ofmsttsr, which
Wa trequt atty mixed with blood had pain Ia my
lett SIDE and was ven weak and eInaciaied. MY
friends aud phyrIeIsn pronounced 10y ease eonsuint
ton, and beyond the reach Of medicine. accident
ally heard Of Dr. Curtiss ygeaBs, orinhaliBg iyge-
an NsPor and Cherry syrup, and obfained a package
which verify believe was the means Of saving my
lils soon otter wearing the ,a,iaer found u 10.
sfedthe pressure on my lungs, aud after hils The
disease made It's appearance upon the slHfsss under
the lnhalsf ! took tbs Cherry syrup az direeisd,
Abd continued u do so my cough gradually growing
belieI, until u entirely left me, aud nOw consider
myseifcn cured. shall wear The inhAler a. the use u
II rather pleasant, and believing Il strengthening
aud purifying % the lungs, feel unwilling al present
10 dispense with u.
John WOOD.
SOLO ~ BOYD A PAUL, No. 40 CoTtIandt street
g. Il. HING corner Of John street and Broadway, n
Y. ftice - package
n b.--Ahy pefsdn iBclesing ~ 10 BerD A PAU
% CrHfn fsEEIEs, New fmk, viii receive pack
age containing batilo Of Iiygsan yApni, one Of
Cherry syrup, and al Inhaler, IN neat hoI b. eG-
pfess, tree 20 sny part Of the Tinted states four
packages hr $40. POND a. MORSE, Agents.
ADDISON BUCk-Pfssfsrd
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Cabinet Furniture and Chsi'

UsafooR's Baiid,ag, had af HashiafioAE
MOSES CURTIS Ia now offering large aha q
Nleral assortment Of sofas, Center, Gard, cenp-
and Extension Dining Tables, Mahogany, bi.a
walnut, Cans-seat and common Chain, bals,s
Bedsteads, Hat Stands, Chamber sets, a. p
hair, pslDlIeaf and husk Mattresses, rFhaf ~
Looking glasses, Ciocks, Picture frames hofh S''
portable Desks, NC.
R.ady Made CeEas Of all sizes and dssenp'sh-
Mahogany Collins furnished to order 90 -'ofi hsus
Having purchased New and Rich Coca, ~. y
best manufacturers ~ cash prices ne woule iH'f.N
attention ofthe public 10 the inspection Of TIE -
Rutland, feb.s 10. is53. ~
1.-THE Place 90 hay Trassss, shoaAs ~ ~
Stores Of Pond a. Morse, Main and WAsLinss"
Rutland, VI
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ASTHMA CURED.

HhookLfN, Y. Dec. 10Th, 1853.
For about eight years have been severely afflicted
with the Asthma ror the last two years have suf-
fered beyond all my powers Of description months
at time have not been able to sleep In a bed get
ting what rest could sting In my chair. My DIM
euties Of breathing, and my suerngs were so grent
aitimes, that for hours together my friends expected
each hour would BIO my last. During the past sx
years have had the aid and attendance Of some OF
the most celebrated physicians, bal have received no
permanent benefit, and but little relief at length
had the good fortune 10 procure Dr. turtiss
OF lhhalihg liysean Napor and cherry syrup Al the
tins hrst obtained IL, was suffering under one OF
my moot uoleui attacks, and was In great Distress
almost snioesting for want Of breath. In less than
ten minutes from tho time applied The Inhaler 10
my stomach, aud took toaspoonhn Of the Cherry
syrup, was relieved in a great measure from the
1iheul'y 81 breathing, and had comfortable night.
have since continued II with the greatest possible
beneht, and nin now comparatively well. God only
knows the amount Of suffering this medicine has 10
LEVIED me IRON. My advice 20 the suffering is,-rHr
81 MARGARET EAsTON,
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A NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY HAS
"A recently been made by Dr. CURTIS, for the sure
OF Asthma, Consumption, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
and all Lung Complaints, by Medicated Inhalation.
DR.. CURTls's HYGEANA, or INiIALING NY
GEAN VAPoh and CHERRY SYRUP, has accom-
tof a few months past, ever known to man. IL Is
producing an impression On Diseases Of the Lungs
before witnessed by the medical pIolession.-
lsee certificates in hands of Agents
The Inhaler Is worn on the breast, under the linen,
without the least Inconvenience the heat of body
being sufficient 10 eyaporaie the fluid supplying the
lungs constantly with healing and agreeable vapcr
passing into all the arces aud passages of the lung
that cannot possibly be reached by any other medi-
me IIaF - &. nj
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THE GREAT sTANDATD
II EN- EDY
ron A. PULMONARY DISEASES
ess,a'... sssis- s'-ssss 49,. Te.s4 hssza. 90
fssss.-s,sii u.-s is-,.a 80 ssy-,.-s ~ Me- Fna
tsst tishsas. sts ~ Flst4f ff.s4Hfs- Eaftaf
g~ret a Vstgrf yIAAe " teass.a
1885,. y, .s,ff-'.s. s-l,..'.. Z, O.
ssa fis-i.sastss fetl~ .s9ss
Eae in isls. ~ AZ slesas-
tDs tresasnsif -.
raaspi8.s. sss
esaFrfs
tsiatssN4ff
fsfIcsrtts.
Faaaag tuh afs
tia-s II ~ 49, ~. ~
49, htte hssisn. isas
Vtesitsat - Lane 1lssasEi-ai
ssaaianss. f'iassnsan. NheA-its
Ess. 80 tsassst IS ~ers At,af1 Fs1d
~ fasas .rit-si ~ss4Nsgy Ass..-ftas psr
nsr Tsarssss. rrsteftsy u rfsts a sfssssf.
~ aAssss. tss. ffs..sii f..ilffts 81 - fari
- esiaasass. 4s.-NFs. lassss issss fS.isdslsaas
fas.-sss uarl psNsss
a. Esfts~1sss g-sstss..s.-5unN A BrBEN,
y. a.. Tsfa. Nsa s1s. "uNflsf Faasssnf ~ a,rty
Yeafs. I hhtH aar1 ~ iiaissiaf fsefreirs a.
usasi'ss 80 sssi tsbse~a itsi ssaf tresssssf
Fiaaessss Hsasas "a e.ss. sA1 ssip~ ~fi ~ ~
~ tHrv q aAs naFts rsptstilt ~~e1 -
~ tsas,s q lsassss-tss so fs4tsgaess fff
rezs,st Sc 49, sstafis ~ - Naass Nsss,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY nAt<AN#
g.srsrst 81, b eIEn. CUTLER ga, bfsssi-,s
- iakis stssi, Bssia, Mss< aAA ssi@ b tgisJhrtA
fssf sna CaasniFY A-fthssts srnssaiy. Free. Nsw
rfyis isffr hsstif. fatAlulbf reafir ~ tie
yasaiiiy 4 ite sassiis S. uaa sigis, sasi hsisis.
ssss- nARErrTk SON.
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WATER WHEELS
II q Mill O WI orAs


THE subscriber having purchased Of Tl.oru,
II Rosa, he improvement 90 DIRECT ACTION
HAIEh WHEELS, for thu Htafs Of Vermont, pa
tented eeh. 2th, lr5S, Is ready 10 furnish Water
wheel. for saw mills, Gri.t Mills,
Starch Mills, OF fs ANY other Water Wheels, such
A. Paper Mills, Trip Hammers. Ae.---
The ahFantaRe thsse Wheels have oibsIs they
require much less water than any o;ber wheels
except the oVtfshot. large breast W6aels ff saw
hls, ! use ffom ~ 10 i.5 inehes 81 wsiar, a. the
head Of water rsquifsa. Fourteen feet head Of xalsf
nioH raw Mill
These whssis are made u iron, and cast 10 one
piece. There are various sizss % Nbses 40 inches
feet, feet and fsst They Constructed that
lhey san b. aitAshed 10 wooden shaft without alter
lug original betting 90 Tsafing
Address HlhkoS ~ BUXTON,
10Y fropristar, kuuand, VI.
hEFEEENGEA.
Nathan O Pierce, Westminster, wlaah.n CO.
S"iiii Luna, st,tsnf .s........s. calsdunia &c.
Gardner - fylsf. bgrks,-....... cs do
JesepH n. stsr.hs, HsrdNi.k~... do do
sssunrey c. DfgNn, ~iiehseld,... do %
Alfred Gay rhsfhsid....-.....s. Do DO
Fhhshdsf Onsn, Cipssfi ....s... Orleans 20
iona Nelly brfhiont ,..s.s-.+.s. Lssef Co
Lynaa n. shsrsih, Hgdspsft. O.. taIaviils 90.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN.
Waterproof Anh-consumpiive
. O 7 * = q L IJ9

H4RCOURI,, BRADLEY & co.
a. Market ST., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London, England. American Establish
neuis 80 Ann sieet and lo2 Nassau Street,
New-York, U. 8.
FI,HE Hydromagen is a valuable discovery for pro-
i teeting the feet from damp cold. aud therefore
a preventive Of many Lang diseases, piihou any
dseioriaR mAaicuer. The IlydromageD is in the form
Of sole, and worn inside The boot shoe. Its med
rated character is powerful antidote To disease.
For Gentlemen IL will be found agreeable, W arm,
hnd healthy, 10 wear In the coolest ranisst wealth
or the foot cannot become wet II the iIydromagen
l. inserted. Ladies wear the highest soed boots
shoes in the most Indictment weather with impunt !
while Consumption, 10 prevalent among the young
OF cur country, may be thwarted by their general
adoption. They entirely saPersede opershoes, the
latter the feet u perspro in very unhealthy
manner and, besides, are not dangerous wear 10 pc
destrians in icy weather, like india rubbers. While
the latter the feet to appear extremely large the
Hydromsgen, beini mere thin slice Of cork prepar
ed, peculiarly placed inside, does Otnerease the sze
Of the boot, the foot 10 appear untidy. TO
Children they extremely valuable, they may
engage IN any exercise with comfort and healthy cf-
feots Their expense is 50 slight TO scarce need
mention besides, tIose who patronize them will
find their yearly doetors bills mHeA dsialhsd hrrcty
As the IiydroEiagen - beeomiDR more known, is
sale Is increased almost incredible extent Last
year m London, Manchester, birmingham, Liverpool,
Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger,
and Berlin, our salos reached ,5e $50 pairs Of Cork
solos This year the number III far surpass that.
Ask tho Faculty their opinion Of their value as Z
preventive for CouoH,, CoLDs, BRo soHIris, AsrH
IA, and CorsUAPTios.
Ladies, '1', a pr pair 30 20 cents
Boys' & Misses do s5
NorIcr.-from the Retail Prices we make veg
liberal allowance to tobbers and Wholesalers, 50 lbs
any si0rekee.er may make hne profit their sals
while they an article that may be kept In aa'
store, among any class Of goods.
HARCoURT, BRADLEY a co.,
Fms 3s Ann street, New-Xork, u. y.
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A0%EsN IS;
The Committee believing that the success Of this
Great National Undertaking
viii be materially promoted BY the energy and entut-
Prise 81 Intelligent aud pefseNuring Agents, have
fulved 10 trost with such on the niosi liberal terms
Any persun wishing 10 become an Agent, BY send .
log post pSid,) 81. viii receive by
RETURN OF MIL,
0 One Dollar Engraving, 4 "GlFT TICKET,na pros
tectus, Catalogue and all other necessary inform
stiun.
oB the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts will
ho placed IN the hands II committee OF the PurchAs
efs 90 be distributed due notice OF which will he CIV
en- Throughout the Tinted siates aud The Canada.
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INDICATED INHALATION.

I ARD.-Lard oftho best qusliy,m
IL @. Ii. COLE & co.
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We earnestly invite ali persons who ara suhaig I'd
any Of this ilis that flesh Ia heir TO, 10 call b ~
BUNS agent, and get copy q Bulls fanilJ sAsA
eRArs and for the ssks VI humanity, wv bets as,
single individual Will not b. found Hing es ~,
hsrkapaFiila rHtAL after reading and rressag a.
sans tir thai u Is possibs iuF the Iccot o pepa
currs reformed by his sarsspsrilia The snosni Z
t~sti4pny Voluntarily shorrr.j oE Dr. BnAs sAfrspafs
from we'll knu~n Hnd-,islnguiahsd individuals bot
public and private lie has been perircty osm~heins
Prtn etpal Dmccs No. Geisey building Cos
= Bdt street, New York, and No, fiiih street IL"
vile, keDturky.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by POND shua
NJ ain and Washington streets, Rutland, W. N
A yeut- In tht. viz ttitx J31l
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AMERICAN
ARTISTS UNiONll

AN 10 > UNION
Tie tneficAn tftists tfnisn wasiia restecsial,
- he fitHras q he stra States and he
fianSaaf tsai &c NE rsifsst u csitisAiinr taste
- inr Sac fsfGoat The rrantri, aud " th he
stew ~ cabling fsmst - iprasne nesck-gt ~
q pHiisfl u Eurfsstrts. ny iis
FIRST ARTISTS OF The AGE,
They hsye astreieined in enfct 70 rrrsie extern.
ssis aa ts.if EpRnriHes, and tins no, cab rive
oaFiy usn o. isfgt number ~ artists SD othrfsi
hal lnsiaie salonE ut1 rounif, nien a tAsis tT
Works of Art,
e. present The purchasers u their sagHvlnrs, Then
80 .eoa II them are sold.
asoooo GIFTS or ACTUAL COST
OF $4,000.
EAch pafrh A@ef 81 tine n,llar Engraving, there
iBts, receives MT enl, EnEssvinE richly worth
the snunss hni also irket witch entities him %
Of the Gifts when they distributed.
frf Five Dollars, hirhiy finished Engraving,
Beautifully painted in OIL, and
FIVE OFT TICKETS,
riii be sent, 81 fiNE DOLLARS worth OF splen
80 Engraving rsn be selected frun tho Catalogue.
a eapy OF ths Catalogue, together with specimen
q one of the EnEFAVlaes, can he sceH At the once
ettie paper
FaI each Dollar ssht Engraving actually worth
iists SUN, and Gin ticket viii Immediately be FOR
Wkrded.
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- NVWN NIIA-N :
S A R S A + ARlLLi

o., \. sruars ,hl. iaei. that aHorF u. H..
e.uitsuf pln .hians pho hasr ssAtsissj a., /,
stNh hnii. SaiNipafiiis - tfspai,a We D.. vi
ir'Husa 81 tui aA hrrls '',i li, All tan,s.,I = n
tistsi 'stn'. Maui th'sicisns s,ptr. =. ~
stnrHis ia he h.ihf ihaf " is d.,ti.i, ia. -
fntAn et sAr.Iail,aA ihaf i,s y,uf l.-n r.. =. "
pnh.N Afhenah titr 4u Wah, M, tlt,.t, ~ 4
t..neiai - be- ',ru'E thvir NAMES htttai.i d ~.
Hril,ih't Vt AN particular fuurt, Hss,t.i.-
u,r' haN HriHuw II q ~ NE hisissf dy.iss. H.,
otli.fs Nio tiabhit Nirli fh.if support IA r.., /.
r'uss, ~hhh the, khss j. capable q itss =
s'sn1 tn 80 Hiiitrt.d rs'uusuniiy Asnr otastr, =.
irisNip fnan ODD s,d s.t,.ciahls Eh,s,,.,, Il,
sinuuiia IL, tnr uouttnunit, Ia Nhtnh Tie, Iva
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DOORS SASH q BLINDS.
Removal.

fIsHE Ratisad Seaaty bookstore has
j kssa fsnaesea ~ ~ Msshinrtaa Huest, f~p
sssss hsiew sts ross oeiss, ~hsfs HsS b s-aIsd
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Niiht ir " 's iA1 tlciait ., Hplaiuinsut 20 I'LL
-,,iis Marine li'-piiai. says OF hail sAt-epAnh
lovssiils, iNsrch ~ Ns
have eSAtuiusi The pf-ss fip,uu nr the ptclsaa VI
isn Euls safsa prrila aud b. ssyr the eauAnaaa ID
an sNe.ilrht ani we'll calculated to pFriss "A
rheNit- imrrv -i'-n tbs - stem bAe assi eat
~ pubic and private prHotru aud ibink IL H. bsst
.firi. "f Ssrssparlla nov In Use
NJ rlLks Nd,
ilsriisnt Physician fauis,iliv Marine ll.A.sl.
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SCA2E,ETT Il MASON'S
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS

40. % II 'jNhI11tth -Irenue LOUiS, no.
4 hUR EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT is so well
~ Known that il is scarcely necessary do
an advertisement than to assure friends and the
public that We have been eninently successful in getting
up icnnid assortment of FURNITURE for the
aii Trade, the most superior i'll Sly lie and quality and
particularly suited to large and varied demand both
at Wholesale ,nd retail.
An examination of our stock will show il be COM
posed both of home and foreign manufacture having
every advantage 20 he gained in either, inc uing the
nca and substantial medium, we'll the rich and
expensive.
chairs from 80 cents 20 $50 Bedsteds from So so to
olo Fables from 81 80 to $50; bureaus from SO TO
olu" and so GA in almost endless variety.
Besides have Spring, Hair, Cotton Moss and Shuck
NattrtsscS, and AL Kinds of bedding.
We can i!rnisk kitchen, bedroom, parlOr, hotel or
steamboat, in part thIoghut odd or to match in
oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany or rosewood. In short
call aIJ see.
srpl5-dNMtf SCARHITF Il MASON
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LLIFEINSU RANCE CO3IpAy
OF NEW YORK.

OFFICE i'll, BROADWAY, TRINITY BCILpINc
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY !. 1888
$2.O1S,775 Gi!.
INHlS Company has now established itself on sUch 4
L nrm basis, that it offer those desiring an
Vesment on their lives that greatest of all Gcsidcraiu,
in life insurance. viz full and perfect security 1t, his
tory is almost, if not quite without parallel. Coh
mencng LIST February 1913, &c years ago. wloui 4
dollar of capital except lis receipts for premiums m
actual cash capital which is ''nvested in Bonds
and Mortgages on Real Estate, principally in the rc,
of New York and Brooklyn, worth double the amornt
loaned thereon, of over $2,000OGO Its receipts for
mums during the past five years have been nearly ~
200, 600, and for interest investment over S3n 900
AID has paid on policies terminated by death during the
time nearly $4,000 Its dividends (after rcscry
ing fund sufficient to rensure all outstanding policcsl
were o2 per the first five years. and 3 per cen;
the last five, on the amount of premiums paid beng IN
average OF over az per per for ten year,
These dividends are added to the policy their reyrr
sionary value, payable death with the amount irsnr
ed, or can be applied to the reduction of future
Ims at the option of the insured The business of The
Company is conducted strictly OH the cash plap-n
credifs-and II is believed to hold out greater inuco
ments than any other company, whatever
Its rates OF premium low as those nf on,, -,
oce and are believed to be lower than some who
Tess to insure from % to SO per cent less f'"
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y. iies l.
Charles Gill, Actuarv
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ST. PAUL LIESl-R.Sf,r goo
Capital Stock S5O.GOO.
AND CONSTANTLY INTRh{SIVG
ALEX. WIIKlN, President
W. r. MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE w. FARRINcToS Secretary;
T. H. PARKER, Trel>urc:
Are now prepared to issue Cash or Mulu, Policies If
as favorable rates OF premium any other res
company.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Franklin Steele, Alexander Rnmsey
CHas W. B0rup, Alexander Wilhin.
Chas. H. Parker, Henry NJ. Rice,
Chas. d. Fillmore William J. h,res
Levi Sloan, William f. MURRAY
John harrington, George w Farrinr,or
Abram NJ. Fridlcy.
Office on st. Anthony street i'm The room foru.r},
occupied by the Territorial Secretary
February. IS54 l51,
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NEW BOOK STORE.

~
40 . " .a2lr iiotSe, Corner Of Eae,e and Fart Sts.
FL RECEIVING and opening the largest nd be-.
"a meht or Books Statoicrv. Wall par@r and lnucy
attcies ever before brought o Chicago which they
Ger Tor sale at tn" lowest pos sbic ca IN riccs
We .Woud first call attention our stock of MN pm
comprising over ), 0tO rolls which purch, sod
Dr. low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would DO we'll o
~ loo. at our assortment. "
Oar stock of Stationery can't be beat This side of Chi
cago. -. - ~
80 Wyti,g Pasr of all grades. Pens, Ink Rubber Ink
Stands, iuler- ottna and Drawing Paper of all escri
tion5 and IN fact al articles usually kept Stationery
7st% establishment. '' r - - >
t1s obi Pe'ss We have large stock of J.. E. Eeer's
PENS AL warranted which oer 10 the public at Erern
prizes Gold and Silver Tooth Picks very article.
~ Ledgers, Journals Day Books Pass Books and Memo
- frantunbssO of a sries, in sets Or single f
We haye good stock of Miscellaneous Books and
great variety Of Chillren's Books which TO
Ssh T3ee kci = fE tina "a fDiffHl H. s-lrf4
bssx Chsap fctions We have store very large stock
and received soon they are is
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city BY which an the new works forwarded to
- "a II ,s@see Rsoss have AZ Of A s. Barnes Co.'S
publications. which offer as low as any other Establish
ment in town. Give rs1a caH'T g. HAMILTON 4 Co,
fs3uncSe'dtfsssftNish ri ssEstNosSWinslow House
- : T'aSa II WANTED TO RENT. u Ia .,
1.-TWO unfinished rooms in the central part Of st
Al Paul, suitable for the accommodation of a small
fnrniivx Persons having such for rent will
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
District Court, Cd Judicial Dstrct,l
County OfRamsey.
Charles w. Borup, Plaintiff,

Charles w. Bornp, Plaintiff,
James curran and William B. Lawler.
Thomas I. Hayes and Lorenzo Snow, partners, under
the name and firm of 'sIIayes and Snow" Roswell s.
mas shaw partners, under the name and firm of "Ben-
edct, Hall Il Co." Alvin Higgins, Elias S. Higgins
and Nathaniel D. Higgins partners, under the name
and firm OF "a. f. 5. Higgins IL Co." Alexander Ii
Freeman and Aaron Bright partners, under the name
and firm of "Freeman q Bright" Edward Corning and
JASPER b. Corning partners under the name and firm of
"E Corning Il Co." Andrew G. Binninger and Frede-
rex D. C0Zzens, partners, under the name and firm of
"Binnnger d Cozzens." William NJ. Bliss, John r.
Briggs, Charles S. Douglass William A. Wheelock and
Charles Daily, partners, under the name and firm of
Bliss Briggs q Douglass" Henry w. Haydock, VIII
liam A Allen and Robert c. White, partners under the
name and firm of "Ifcnry w. Ha, dock d. Co." Pat
rick L. Rogers and Francisco De Soccarras partners
under the name and firm Of "P L. Rogers 4 Co..
lntneas Freeman surviving partner of the late firm
w. b. Conkling and Benjamin A. Hegeman, partners,
under the name and firm of "Starng, Conklng & Hege
man." Charles T. Draper Moses +. Clark, William Z.
draper ana George A. Clark, partners, under the name
and firm of DRAPER, Clark d Co." George E. West
ard William E. Newell, partners, under the name and
firm OF "West Observation-Disclosures.
To the alone named Defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby summoned and
required To answer the complaint i'll this action, which
complaint has been duly filed in the Office of the Clerk
oil the SAID District Court for the County Ramsey
the second Judicial District aforesaid and to serve
copy Of answer the said upon us at our
Office in Saint Paul. in said County, within twenty DAYS
after the service Of this YOU exclusive OF
the day of such service and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
IN this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated at Saint Paul, the l7h day of November, A.
1854.
AMEs & VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
District Count co"n;2 I'd If fS S.%sax District s.
l. George w. Prescott, Clerk of the above entitled
District Court do hereby certify that the above is true
iSSn mol in 81,
IN entitled and now on file in said cause in the Office of
the Clerk of said Court.
In witness wnereOfI have here,nto set nv
hand, and affixed the Seal of said District
H. s. Court at Saint Paul, in said County the Ieth
day of November, A. ID. 1854.
w6w GEORGE w. PRESCOTT Clerk
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