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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15

WHITE MAPLE SUaAR.-A Vermont farm
er says the following lie sure method OF
clarifying sugar FILTER all your sap before
boiling, through hopper OF box Of sand,
which, he is satisfied, will take out, not only
all the stains derived from leaves, tubs, crumbs
of bark, but all coloring matter that can pre-
vent the sugar from being pure whlte'-Sc''
entifc american.
The above is the same method, which we
last year described as followed successfully oy
farmer in Waitsfeld, and is worth trying
Ed. OF FREEMAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15

A humorous incident, connected with one
Of these gentry, came under my notice the
other day, and as our learned DR.. Ganderluck
was the suffering party its relation may inter-
est you. The worthy disciple of GaIeu, among
his other qualifications prides himself upon
his knowledge Of horse-fesh. ! have learned
he was tolerable jocky in his younger days,
and he now evinces his love for this favorite
propensity, by keeping at all times horse
that is the crack" Of the neighboring coun-
try where he resides. His present Bucepha-
lus is a fine animal, that has been greatly ad.
mired by all the connoisseurs in these matters
since our arrival in the Springs. The doctor,
to vary his amusements, has made several
trotting matches for his pet horse, in all Of
which he came off victorious. A few days
since long raw-boned, country-looking man
made his appearance at one of the hotels, who
rode particularly fine mare. The animal
attracted the doctors attention, and an &C.
quaintance was soon formed with it's owner
Mr. Zerubbabel L. Skyss, who proved to be
from down east. The relative qualities of
their seperate horses soon became the subject
of discussion between the two worthless. The
doctor maintained the superiority of his own,
and quoted the various victorious trials he had
made since his arrival this ended in chal.
lenge from the Yankee to trot his mare against
the Doctors charger, for bet Of fifty dollars !;
the challenge was Immediately accepted, and
the doctor lost the bet, which he payed in.
stantly, oousoling himself however, with the
conviction that there was not another horse
then at the Springs which could match his.
Mr.. Zerubbabel told him not to be so certain
Of the fact. and offered to bring another mans
horse that should beat the Doctors for any
given sum. The indignant and irritated prac-
titioner closed the bet, and the evening Of the
same day was appointed for the trial. The
circumstances got afoat, and crowd of spec
tators we're assembled at the starting place to
witness the sport. I attended the doctor.
We were punctual to the minute; my compan.
ion was certain of victory, for he had taken
the trouble Of ascertaining the duality of
every horse in the village, and found that not
one could compete with his own. A few min
utes elapsed before our Yankee friend made
his appearance, and the doctor began to chuck
le at the certainty of having won his bet At
length we deserted him walking leisurely to-
wards the starting place, followed by the iden-
tical mare he had1rode against the doctor in
the morning, that was now mounted BY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
'HE BASKET WILLOW

THE undersigned would especially call the attention OF
Farmers 10 the cultivation OF the Basket Willow and
he would assure them that is business well worth their
notice.
There is immense quantity of Willows annually i'm:
ported into this country from France aud Germany, and
yet markesafe not half supplied with this very neces
sary article Now this should not be and trust 1t vii
not whea 10 10 known that we can grow Willows in h
country. at profit from 10 two hurdre, dollars pei
acre, above all expenses
The only objection TO cultivating them extensively in
this country has been the great Of labor required
to peel them, which made impossible for to cn
tivate but very few But that objection is removed
as the subscriber has heen entirely successful in making
machine 10 peel tn m that be operated by horse any
other powerand that will do much work twenty men
Can BY hand With the help Of this machine any can
cultivate many Willows as he has suitable land for
9TFor further Information apply to the subscriber, who
is prepared furnish cutg tor planting of the hest Eu
ropean Willow. GEO. J. COLBY, Jcnesvirc, Vt.
N. B. They can be sent to any part Of the Union
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
The Greatest Medical
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
AR. KENNEDY of ROxbuIv, has discovered in ono o
w our common pasture weeds remedy thateuTes
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.


From the worst seTofula down to a common Pmple.
He has tried itin eleven hundred cases. neve,
allied except in two cases, doth thunder humo He has
now IN his possession over two HUNDRED certificates Of
value, all within twenty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are warranted tOcnre nursing mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of PIN.
Piles on the face.
Twot to three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted Il cure the canker In
the mouth and stomach
Three to- five bottlesare warranted 70 euretht wors
kind Of erysipeas,
oneto two bottles warranted to cure all Lumor in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running Of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
FourtO six bottles warranted TO cure coItupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle willcure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two TO three bottles warraDtedto cure the
perate case Of rheumatism.
Two bottles warranted to cure the Ofst case o
BgwoTm
Three to four bottles warranted 10 salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst O scIUfua
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
in the vicinity of Boston know The effects Of it in
cry So water will exlinguish fire, so sure
will this humor. never sold bottle of it but that
bottle sold another after trial always speaks for it,
self There two things about this herb that appear
surprisng-rst that grows in pastures in
plenty and YET its value has been known
until discovered il in 646 second that 1t should
all kinds of humor. have given il III children year old
up to old of sixty from the honeSt woman in Bos-
to he belle of Pomatum, and IN all eases the
is certain. No change of diet is ever recessayta the
best you can get
Mr.. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad casos
Scorfua.
Price 81 90. Manufactured by Donald Kennedy, 100
w ren street, Roxbury. For sale by FRED SMITH,
Montpelier, VI General Agents for Vermont Sold by f.
E. Smith, Mortified J. b. Bailey, Waterbury, E. b. Green.
Richmond, Orrs French, Barre A. r: Ainsworh, vii.
Jamestown, Wallace & Dickey, West Topsham.
liberal discount made to those who buy to sell again.
rocers, and others who would like to act
as agents, Will pleae send IN bnir orders lOmo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
CALIFORNIA STEAMERS
Carrying the U. s. Mails.

through Tickets, Including Transit of the
Isthmus. S
order of he Postmaster General the un;,.d s,,.
Mail Steamers will hereafter be despac direcf en-
New forkto Aspinwall the 5hand20th ench mo,,h
day. F'''"'io"o"ihe mon :
arrangements have now been completed So tba,th.
segusr w. s. Pacific Mail Steamer i'll leave p,nnm. e.
oa rancisco Immediately narrya of the Atlantic mails
a thus securn passengers nv the mn linz
the lsthmus. "' "e'ehti"h on
. r'Ssehsers are landed at the Railroad Depot Asniu.
o ma, faEE OF ExrENsr The Railroad being completed
M cars running through to Panama. four hours only ara
required for crossing the Isthmus ~ ' a'o
must be signed by of the Company,s Agents
peiorr 'ney will be recognized by the Agent Al panos
anu llckets thus signed he obtained Of The a. %
h agent Tor the Pacific Mail Steam ship Con,panv
'"' NV' q. l.. BARTLETT, Agent
Boston. July 25th, 1854. ~ D'O"e ao Suee''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15

Rev Pr LYMAN REEcHER, Bosten late President of Lane
Theological Semiuury, Cincinnati, Ohio.-La,e Rry DR.
LEONARD WOODS Abbott Prof Of Theology in Andover
Theological Seminary, Mass-HoN. DANIEL P. THom-
PsoN, Secretary OF State Of Vermont-N r. WuIIAMs
Esq.,, formerly Collector of the Port of Baltimore, Md
fEy. JOSIAH LircH, Philadelphia, Pa-and many Others
How ESTEEMED BY PHysIcIAHs.-JOHN A. BERRY
NJ. D., saco, Me-, says. During practice OF twenty
years, have used all the popular remedies for
Coughs and am well satisfied that your VEGETABLE PuL
and more generally used"
Beware Of Commercials and Imations.! Enquiref,
The article by its Whole Name " VEeErABLE PuLMosARY
RALsAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER Co, Druggist, IS
lnda street. Boston, Mass and sold by Apcthecares and
country Merchants generally. PnIcE, New Style. large
hottes containing nearly fur times the quantity of the
small, 81 Old style, small bottles so cents
For sale in Montpelier, by F. Smith, Collins Pierce
Sons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
ID oetrp.
OLD sAoHELORs COMPLAINT.

OLD BACHELOR's COMPLAINT
I'm weary Of O single life, .......
really wish had wife,
MY years consume in care and pain,
And Nature proves I've lived in vain;
pye staid 90 long through doubt and fsar,
The girls now iy me like deer,
On when ask a pretty maid
II she of wedlock Is afraid,
Or, Betsey, will you be my bride,
She laughs as though she'd split her side;
Good Lord must endure such scorn'
wish never had been born,
Or had shun'd this awful woe
Bywedding forty years ago;
Bat well they may revile at.me,
I'm not the same used to be;
My beard is long, my head is gray,
My eyes are dim, my teeth decay,
My coat is dirty and much worn,
My vest is old and pants are torn,
My shoes, alas they have no soles,
And stockings have Ave hundred holes
Now all these woes and ills Of life,
Are nothing but the want Of wife;
Please God, / live, and larry here.
Til have wife before year
But should unsuccessful prove
In oil the fond intrigues Of love-
Should all despise me and my pef,
Why then TN go and hang myself.
-yOld Maids Answer next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
The Great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES,

Containing neither Prussic Acid, Tar
ter Emetic, nor any other deleterieus
drug. Extensively used, tested and
approved IN New England, Cana da,
and the British Provinces during n ne.
Rod OF THIRTY YEARS by Eminent
physicians, Clereymen, Professors of
Colleges, Theological Sc inaries, Dis.
iingnlshed Scientific Men,---and in fact,
by al' classes in the community. See
Pamphlets and wrappers containing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15

They can't Keep House without it"
Experience Of more than sxtecn years has esabisheu
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Gargling Oil, OF Un
vcrsal Family EmbrucatiOn, will must eases, and
ieve all such as
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
sula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites Of Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Beils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles. Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints. Caked Breasts, dc, DC. DC.
The unparalleled success of this OIL in the of dis.
in Horses and Cattle and in human flesh, Is
daily becoming known to the farming community.
1t hardly he credited except by those who have been
the habit Of keeping 1t their stables and houses what
amount OF pain, suffering and time are saved by
tho timely application OF this Oil -
W. MERCHANT, Lockpor,, N Y, is blown in the side
Of the bottle and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed to the proprietor Will be promptly
responded to-
Get Pamphlet of the Agent, and what wonders
accomplished by the use OF this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, IN the United
States and Canada. Also BY
Fred e. Smith and Lyman King, MoutpeJjer: Fred r
smith Norhfed J. B. Braley, Waterbury ]. M RieI
ardson, Waitsfield; Putnam Wooster, Mansfield A
len Jenney, Div 10, Roxbury; G. w. CardeI, WarreI
c. r. Answorth, Williamstown: and P. RlSlater& Co
Wholesale Agents for N. E. States, Boston.Ms 99ms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
500 RorreIs Crafled Apples

OR sale cheap for cash. consisting of Badwlus reen-
inns Epitszenburghs Seek ne-iuTther Winner Fppns
FULLER & SMITH.
Montpelier, Nov. e,lS54
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY.

We the bers, residents Ct Pennington. do hereby
certify that we are ell acquainted with DR.. j. H. Schenck
He attacked by disease, which, we believe tern
mated in Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
OF which he was reduced low to be unable
his bed for long lime, and To all appearances was past
recovery. lie is perfectly wehis cough and fever
have len him. and we feel sihed in declaring as our
belief that these salutary effects have resulted from the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
DIR. G. H. KILBOURNE,

GU!8l1GlG1o
Over Burbank's store, Main ST., Montpelier.
(oFFIcE ESTABLISHED 1922
nR. X. invites attention to his improved Gun TEETH,
IL Originated, and made by him exclusively which, In
point of strength, natural shape and Appearance in the
mouth a,e any used in this Stateso conceded
by numerous persons for whom he is continually inserting
them. Specimens at his Office 49,
In FILLING TEETH, he pnctses the method
taught in the Medco Dental Colleges by the best Dentists
in the Union. and will maintain the high reputation justly
accorded him, OF being unequaled in this State.
PS. Having all the resources in his Laboratory com
plete with an Assistant constantly Manufacturing he will
teach Dentists in this State the art Of making beautiful
Gum Tpi Teeth, Cor1inuous Gum, &C., such he Is us
ng, at a reasonable price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
SALT! SAEE!!
Oysters! Oysters!!

TUsT received at the Depot Store large lot of Fresh
Oysters, which will be sold cheap for cash. liberal
discount made 10 those who buy to sell again. -
FULLER & SMITH.
Nh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-15
W. P. BADGER & co.,

State Street, Montpelier, W.
RE prepared furssh the citizens Of Montpelier and
II vicinity, Members of the Legislature, Gentlemen oil inc
Third House, and Green Mountain Boys generally, with
the largest and best selected stock of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
phlaaerphia Markets....ruURspAY, Aug.

There change n COrTos, and few small los ave
beer tsker odsy former quoted The FLorR
aket r-n quiet owing the diff in the y7@s Of
try.rs sellers ard TIE SHES In small lot for hone
eonunJiio ssdss 57 for common snd good bEa d. and
sssGSlt g Dbl for extra and ancy Family Vour snip
M brtLds held our figures with oil b stock 10
op4Iaie H. CoEs MEAL and RYE FLOUR eonlinne scarce at
previous rates. "
WhEAT inquired for to-day With but little sFYng
ard $40 100 bushels sold S7a 30 or teSs ana
. for sooihern and Penryl White the later
r very PRIME the make Gloss nEnen CoAs - N 0eea as
ustd about c60 bushels southern Yellow sold r'y s
ard eco bushels Western MIed SIC kYr Il steady VITA
rrher ftes a old A. Is and 2 LA 81 II OArs-
NJ 4Cc brfhes Southern were posed o. Al 80
= buihel quality TIE msket ior IRocth all 40
yrscNg m ~ QUIT firm previous quot-tus aro The
stcek IN first hanes mrch recneeo WHIsAf ss 20 wsated
&C. for hhcs and 4le41c FOR osfIes ''- u Ps i0sA
County barrels brought the latter prce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
OunD.

Cor-on TAursdsy evening Avg 9, WILLIAM s Cor, ESQ.,,
ARD 81 yesrs
Gsnee Of bis funeral vii be sivep.
Wednesday, Aug s, Of consumption, IL the SSth
year CT bis use, MAUEIcf A DAILY. . -
Hk wal he taken this day at y T. II from NO 800
hrs sdwsy. TO Calvary lemetery.
Cerh ireland, IsptSs please copy.
JAeorScSOn ThuTsday porlDg Aug JosEPH JACOBSON,
HI, Of con Frederick arc tho
hnersl tiicty inih inst A r. Al from No ~ Grove
&C He VAL b. intenea in Trinity Cemetery.
KuLE,-At Glen Cove Thursday morning sfter short
Illness. Mn. hsRTRA klLLgY In the 7s ~ her
Her fenss and those Of fy respectful,
her funerA this dsy. (Fdayl from rcsi Of
her rsfhews G. pts. WhAm add falcs SSid No 50 East
2SSs-, pear 3thsv., at 81 O'clock
LoapOn Thursday Aag g Of cholera nfantun, CHARLys
FlERr,r JohD PerPOnt and Mary AuD LOri, aged
zfe ri. aud friends Of the family Invited 70 s.end
funeral IRON No ls9 pe@n'st, BIookyn, On Friday, Aug
~, at O'clock r. M.
opxlLsu<denly, at Greenbarsh, Wednesday Aug Jo
ONT sfed % years - .
In friends fully iovited to sttend the
fsseel bic late residence, thu morung at 10 O'clock
snrr-Cn Tkursdsy, Aug. 9, JASs X, wife OF William D.
eaitf.
H. enSs Of the family are resp scy invited 10 attend the
funeral fiora Der late residence, No S West <G 81 -
morrow (Seturdayi morning 81 O'clock with "a, farbsr
invitation Her rains will be taken 70 the family n1ral
sroard n Kngs Bridge Gr nterm5ni.
Teosso Tbsrday, Aug hrs MNKY TooRs wife Of John
Teess IN ths 6tth ,. az o. Der sge. -,
zhe nes ana acQusiri Of the family respectfully IN
vtsd % s'tend her funeral his (fcsN ~ o'clock r NJ
hem TIE residence Of her In law Isaac l. Cox, S9th
ersiss oo7nts papers please copy.
~nssr-Sudcenly At Hemrstead Wednesday hight Aus
swnhl.a y Wright, formerly Of this city In toe 6oth
zke fisrd. Of he uy are respectfully Invited to ateni n.
fsneIsl n M Ia LATE redence At aenps,ead Long IsAad
fss tndeS) shersooD a. o'e,Ock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Stocks at philadelphia.

firif BeGre-a,go sciul SAY. g, 'a2 79 oO9 Cry g.,
KgO ga; 5ctO Union Camel 6s b5, e5l ZOO Allegheny
Ccurty g. ST. uben 2ds 49,; OcO Pensy vsss $ 81;
2co Chesapske sDa Delaware Cans g. @ S9 Realms a
S4; II Penn R As; IS DO b5 AZ 81 do fib ~ besrer
Mtsd RI. s2s No. rem. RR cash 30 Long i.lsad
bsFp IA lc0 d. cash Ia 81 UnoD Canal b. % 40 do. 9i
leo yehsbrrs RR b. 81 20 Morris Canal ossh, 49, go do
b5 49, Minhl Pr nj; iris Canal, Pref, s3 ID Real
los RR., IA; go do, cash, S7s. -
Bete6n Bodds-45 Penn S. 39 100 Morris Canal b. u.s. %
schryL \ av Pre- so.
SO wi nston g. go ITO Union Canal Pref S. = 81 do,
dsys l1t; Penua. T. r. AZ Reading r. Y All 100 New
Creek Coal b5wn az ~ Lehi Nav 90; $50 Schuy N4y
Pref s5wn 32l $50 Uni Canal go b5 10; 20 Miue1il
r. r. days IS; so Beaver Meadow H. r. days, 52j 80
Gbsrd Bank III; q Commercial Bank, So.
jtey Boayd-5oo Galloway Mining Co lop obs e5i Union
s5wn III 100 DO days AS sc do. bs, 81 100 DO III 700
do Is III do. s5wn 47t lC0 Morris Canal b 49, 100 d.
s. l6; lC0 Long Island X. r. days, l75.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
NfbafrTB.

An AZ Hsn'ucket 6h schr. Psnyr. Hsin - hoss
Ocean al mis- 81 90 o. bisckhsh oil "a board S7''
Cls. a. New Bedf5rd STA BARI Winthrop t'i F'fh''
lin Pacific Ccesn. -. pt....v II seq "
Iettsr & on Capt LsrDbert Of ters fio3S" ~ %
fd reror, l. ~ Porr LoprEo FEB 10, wi-h % o''-
Co. alb. oil II wel-Iscruteg 80, - ri.,,. Of SsS'
srolen-Juy II, ls 80 Is hn. ~ 81, bafA S'S''''
n 80 ~ ~ ~ and 81. VII. a0t gSide s,unisr
An AZ W Bedore eb b,s Cave ~ Nessn ra, ssfRS
irrfou 10 G. for whaling. ; d. oeiss Hal-ina-s'p 49,
&c Oeesr. Hern AID, d. -. &, "a lnSAc
An AZ 70 In bark Car. Bell, Mst'spcsett, 70 D.
o@s.n sd Dip Parachute, COREY br DO a. r.afssks,
a, E.,s AZ nl, fansucket, Gibbs 81 and U - p4r
Iesn lad losr 40 archor; Br ghton, Ticker 81 III
saopib for Indian Ocesp, c.csD. = "a ron ~
OF FLORES 18Th, Minerva snytb, 5OleS Of srs ~"
BEDFORD for Indian Ocean, ESP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
Tie following is the statement OF the New Orleans
Banks for the week ending the 2sth ult, compared
Actual decrease for the weet..."..............

Total decrease for the month 7,79
Compared with the month of May, there Is a de-
crease in deposits for months OF three millions and
six thousand dollars decrease in specie Of 81 57s, sol
a decrease in circueton of SOS, 79o decrease in
short loans of g., 327, oO2
The atlanta Republican states that gentleman
called at the Atlanta Bank Monday, the 3Oth alt,
and presented notes of the said Bank to the amount
Of one bund ed ard ortyseven thousand niue hundred
collars, lsl47 200 for which the specie was readily
coul ted out.
The Lake Superior Journal says: We understand
that tle Cliff Nine has shown mass Of pure Copper
which has been comp uied to contain ave hundred
turs. Two hundred ,uDs have already been tax en- of
the mass There ere about five hundred tuns Of masses
il sight beside his.
TIE iota nunbe- Of vessels passed through the ST.
Msiy's Canal in JuIe aud July was s.. Receipts,
Sl,g2l Os. Disbursements, sll7l 70.
TIE petition csking for an Injunction against the
sale Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was taken
on the 9th inst, before Judge Treat, at St Louis,
and after an elaborate argument the prayer OF the
petitioners was grated and an order made covering
o. that asked for in the petition fling security
IN he sum OF one million dollars on the par, Of the
p's ifs in tie BILL the City and County OF St Louis.
he -. LoErs Republican says:
The matter, as We anticipated, was hOtly con-
iesied and The appearance of distinguished counsel at
the bar eleeIy indicated that the defendants and
are going TO resist even inch OF ground.
Among TIE points relied on and argued 20 The
Court not TO grant the decree was FIRST il the deed
of bust executed on the 9Th Of June was illegal, a.
charged 10 tie petition, then the sale uuGer t would
te yshd, ard hence there was no necessity for tie
in'eTf'IeIce Of he Court
IL second objection was 20 the form Of the peti-
uon, ~ Tie argument used was that the Corporation
itself vas the proper patty TO take action 10 relation 70
TIE Encouragement Of i agents.
"Ihe GU s;iou OF jurisdiction also raised-that
The oecfee Of the Court Oh the Company and the per-
tors tfd in the petition could not bind the property
~ the Corr Grafton situated ia 3 foreigl State.
. Aftsr tsse points hsd been stated aud argued by
Judge Gamble on the part Of the defendants, aud
replied 10 BY Mr. CAN'T on the pert Of the plaintiffs, the
decree Of the Court was rendered.
50 The matter may be simply stated that the Road