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j. l.. h . u ID,
Dealer In

CrocAcry. Glass and China Wure,
.l. AND PAPER HANGlNGS.
Also, In
New and Second Hand FURNITURE,
CARPETS, FEATHERS, BEDS STOVES, and gem
eral assortment OF House Furnishing Goods
N. B.-Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble TO the seller, at 232 Main street.
mch13 dom
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TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
No. American House Block Worcester
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PRo-SLAvERY Mon IN KENTUCKY Ministers
Dragged from the Pulpit and Driven out of the
County.-Last Sunday week, as Rev. John
G. Fee, the well. known anti. slavery minister
of Kentucky, was preaching at Cummlns, in
Rockcastle County, KY, an armed mob forced
their way into the church, seized him and
two other ministers who were with him, Rev.
J. Richardson and Rev. J. M. Mclean, and
after abusing and insulting them, finally de.
cided that they should be taken out Of the
county. Mr.. Fee was struck on the head
and considerably injured. On the way out
distance of about ten milcs--every opportu-
nifty was improved by the mob to insult and
abuse Their victims, and they beralded through
the neighborhood they passed, that they had
three horse thieves and niger thieves, aud
that they were going to lynch them. The
mob was composed of the lowest class of Ken.
tuckians, and all Of them drunk; vet such Il
the state OF public opinion that it would he
useless to prosecute. Cummins has long heen
an anti. slavery place, but the immediate
cause OF the outrage was the ATTEMPT 10 es-
tsblish school there. Schools are Regarded
as most dangerous and incendiary institn,ions
in that part of Kentucky.-Boston Trapelsr'
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KALLIsToN, OR ORIENTAL WATER-For improving and
Identifying the complexion, prepared by Joseph Burnett
& Co., Boston, for sale by J. Q. Hill,
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FORTUNATE ESCAPE FROM WRpp1Na C,pn
KMoNY.-In Rochester, N. Y, lately, vonno
man Of twenty-five, a stranger from Cham
tauque county, domiciled himself in that citv
and opened an office. He soon after made
acquaintance with shabby docking woman.
who passed herself off for widow, and so
imposed upon the susceptible youth as to in.
duce him to marry her. The couple wendell
their way to Justices office, and the Justice
not liking the brides appearance, sent out
for witnesses, one of whom was officer Har-
ris. The usual question as to existing obsta-
cles being put, officer Harris forbade the
banns. The woman asked what was the OBJ.
jector, whereupon the officer charged her With
already having one husband, and with. being
harlot, and privately informed the youth
that he had frequently arrested her Tor drunk
ness and vice. The young man returned to
his Office wiser man, where the brazen hus
sy shortly after made her appearance. He
indignantly drove her out, and the last that
was seen Of him, he was purchasing ticket
at the Railroad office, intending to return at
once TO the sylvan shades Of Chautauu ne
county, and there select bride more worthy
OF his name and fortune. tl
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TO MARRIED LADIES


N: .; ana SIX postage stamps enclosed 70 any au
tuor2ed Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
States.
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. Cornhll, Boston, Whole.
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush & Co.. wholesale and retail
agents, ard druggists generdDr Sg3m jel1
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2
of Dental Surgery having had an extensive practice
in this city, for the last I've yssrs has now re-
moved his oce to his house, No IA Pearl street where
bis Professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing them by timely skin and ever.
sight fine set OF Natural Teeth the aprreciat on Of
under his chargeaud ne hopes all parents will see the
Importance of early placing every child in the care OF
some skifu and faithful Dentist, their fuure
comfort
Ue TooTH POWDER AND WASH &c for SALE
Office open all hours of the day and evenng-1A Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street,
les an
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w would call attention to medicine, for sale by
BUSH co. "a Front street, for he cure Of DysenIery
Diarrhea and other affections Of the Bowe II what is
said OF it be true by those who have given IT trial IL
should be in every family No medicine ever introduced
amoug US is receiving such uuve sal mmm as
iVl7 ddw
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JONAS WELCOMES ASTHMA REMEDY Prepared by Jo
seph Burnett Co., Boston, for sale by J. @. Hill.
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All of Joseph Burnett Co.'s preparations are kent
for sale by j. O Ill., Apothecary, Mechanics Han Build
ing, Worcester.
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Geutieman who had the misfortune tn lose his
hair at an carry Sge, has restored the came to lis er
luxurance by the simple use of bx-leaves southern
wood, and onionhulb 1t is equally ef3aeious In re
storing gray hair to its original color. remedy Of such
inefmsble value, will indeed prove blessing 10 msn-
Kind The receipt tor comp undng will sent for 70
cents, by addressing j. z. KING, Boston, Mass.
je2o defd3m
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Feucett's Block, opposite City Hail, Worcester.
:, Or 9rsas Bargains wi be given II sold the pRRsENT
MONTH H'1NA
Please call before purchasing elsewhere ami examna
some Of he most elegant Pianos interior and exterior
lhat are made M the country. an ;e5S e.
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BUSH & co. HAVE II.
CHARLES CLARKE HAS 1T.
CHARLES sIBLEY HAS 1T.

B. A. HARRINGTON HAS 1T.
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"BURSETT's oocoAtNE."-an admirable preparation for
the hair, prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston, for
sale by j O. Hill.
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DIR. THOMAS H.GAGE
Q. Fosters Block. s. ivo 1Se'i su AZ. :"
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Bu,nelt,s Preparations.

"FLoRTAEL." new and exquisite perfume for the
handkerchief prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston,
for sale by j. Q. Hill.
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10 Nervous uffereFs.-A Retired CLerevu1an
restored to heath IL few days after many years Of
great nervous suffering, is anxious 10 make known the
mesns Of cure VIII send Tree the pre- crption used
Direct to Rev. JOHN M. DAGNAL No. o. Fulton ST.
Brooklyn, N. Y. deod&w3,n IVAN "
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NewtOn's Cough bRlsRhH for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs air passages gen
orally and long stan ling CoughsIn these there is not
Its superorj and, while it is thus ecacous it is perfect
y safe to administer all persons all ages both al an
eApec GRANT and as einetic,
This Dslsam was first compounded and used by the late
Proi calvin Newton NJ d., with great success in ex
tensve practice for many years 1t only to
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH q
CO., Botanic Druggiss "a Front street. Worcester Mass
mch2b . z deceit
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+, Of. Henry Sargent gives special attention co
Oh the Eye ONCE No. II Worcester Bank Block
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKES

III T, III I'D 7 n M = 2 y = Y =
Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, ID. Z.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This Invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe-
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited It will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTIO
These Pills should not be taken By females that are
pregnant during the first three months they are sure
to bring on miscarriage but every Other time and in
every other case they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight exertoD Papa
ton OF the Heart, Hystelcs ami Whites, these Pills will
effect cure when all other have fail5d, al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, GaOnel,
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the limited Stars and Canada
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NEW AND tUpERIOR pIANns

Just received from The mandatory OF James W. Va
at the Piano Forte warerooms Of
W. H. THAYER
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New9lork DAILY Gribm,re
KANSAS.
THE "GREAT PACIFICAT0R."
~ Cca.,.l CoxvesncnderA

THE "GREAT PAClFlCAtOk.
From Or spesd Correspondents.
CITY OF LAWRENCE, July 10, 1857.
Lawrence still survives. 1t is belesguered this
time, not by Border Rufians, but BY United
States army. The hum of military preparation is
still heard. The "pomp and circumstance OF
war" confronts our citizens, while Walker, like
another Jonah, is heard proclaimDg, "Yet forty
DAYS and Laurence shall be destroyed"
1t is reported that Gov. Walker has sent to the
fort for other two companies Of artillery. IL no
thinks the people of Lawrence are to be frightened
BY such bugbears, he is mistaken. He left the
camp and went to Lecompton last night. He 10
expected back tonight 1t is supposed that be in.
tends 10 make some kind of demonstration TO-
morrow or Tuesday He would like to extort
promise from the people of Lawrence that they viii
not attempt TO organize under, or do anything with,
the City Government. New mode Of enforcing tho
laws this-makipg the people promise beforehand
what they will and will not do. Gov. Walker has
got into very bad scrape. He feels that it involves
bis political ruin. He is anxious to do something
still more desperate in order to retrieve or at least
change his position. 1t is therefore quite likely
that he may be betrayed int further out
RACES. He is, understand, in the most violent
passion. When the sarcastic proclamation
No. 3" was brought to him, he is reported to have
sworn worse than 1.-THE army in Flanders" Some
more shrewd friends have advised him to wait at
least until the City Government shall attempt to do
something of which he can get hold; but to do %
would be to back down from his present position,
and the chances are that he never would get such
an opportunity. He Is reported to have pocket
full Of blank warrants, obtained from Lecompte, and
which be can fill up with such names as he may soe
fit. 1t is also reported that he applied to Judge
Cato for these warrants, but that Cato refused to
issue the warrants until the people Of Lawrence did
something.
l learn that an intense icing of indignation
against Walker has gone abroad through the Terri.
tory The people of other localities are even quite
willing to defend Lawrence against the troops, If it
is desired. The Indignation against this proscrip.
tive tyranny 80 great that number of other towns
will organize Immediately. Gov. Walker has 70.
ally done more to spread and strengthen this deter
minatOn than all others in the Territory.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.-Th GRBA1


i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities wiss
Wsern NoIt western and States BY COD
tnuou. Railway direct This Road also connects at
witt daily line to all ports in the Western he
and at Cleveisad and Ssnduky with steamers 70 "a pore
the North Lakes making the most cre
and reliable routs by which FREIGHT can be for~asd
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH
EIssr CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps (1scents
Books Dry Goods lin boxes baes and runksh 100 n.
Drugs lin boxes and bal-s) Feathers, furs, &C.,
SEcosp CLsss.-Domes.ic Sheetins Shifting and ~.
Ticking lin original bsles Drugs lin cssks) Hard
Pelts Eastward 6c....... :..'',;.'...;.;'(
THIRD CLsss-Anvis Steel Chains en ea'ts 5ocents p
Hemp Bacon and Pork salted loose or In saen lOS TO-
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars or cat, &c.
FouRTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Polk lin casks boxes Bstward) Lard and cents
Lard Oh, Nails. Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar l0o -.
Pitch Rosin, kc....... ..:................".."J
FLoUR-Sl y Dbl. until further notice
GRAIN-5o cents y 100 ID antil further notice.
CoTroS-S2Y bale not exceeding 500 ID weight unth fsaW
notice.
eulsr 10 mari the package Penn ,lvsnia Railroad A
Goods Of this Road at PhAadepds
Piwsbursh will BE- forwarded without detention ,
FREIcHr AGESTs-Herris, Wormley Co Memphis, Tenn
R. +. Ss. L Co.. Sc. Louis s. Mitchell Son. EysnsvMe
Ind Dumesnn Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Lounvihei
Ky;B Medium Madison, Ind Sprisman Brown, and
Irwin CO. Cincinnati w. Graham Co., Zsncsvins'
Ohio; Leeeh Co., No 81 Khbyst Boston, Leech Coz no.
Aston House New York. and No Williams New: YORK;
J. Spesder Philadelphia; Mspaw 4 Rooms Baitmors'
Geo c. Frsnciscus. Pittsburgh.
H. II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philsddpds.
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Atosna, Pa
May ], 1857.
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CTATE of vERMONT-IN CHANCERY-

- SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-S0L0MON DOW
NER, PAUL DILLINGHAM; aud EDMUND WESTON, Pc.
said petitioners the Hon. ABEL UNDERWOOD Chaneei
Tor within said Circuit this 9Th day OF July A. 1857 IL
ordered by said Chancellor that nine months from this date be
allowed for the creditors and bill holders Oh said BANK 70 pre-
and prove their respective claims against said Bank and
that JOHN B. HUTCHINSON Of West Randolph, Ia the
County Orange and State of Vermont be spoon ed Mstes
adjust report said Court same, with their several
@ respective nature and amount and the aud residence
OF the and respective holders aud OF the same
together with the facts by him found in respect TO all such
Master appoint convenient times and places which he wa
s.tend TO the duties Of his said appointment and give public
from said Chancellor he is therein directed and that all
corporations having holding owning claims Of
description wbasoever bills against the said South
Royaon Bank for the payment Of which the said Bank
the said tenn Of nine months herenbefoe limited present and
their said respective claims bills notes before the said
Master shall be barred and precuded from claiming
receiving part share dividend OF or from the assets
property securities Of said Bank in the bands Of be
eeved by the Receiver heretofore appointed by said Chancellor
upon the petition of the above entitled petitioners against he
other securities held by the Treasurer Of the State
Of Vermont for the security redemption OF the bills notes
OF the said Bank.
Now therefore, the underssu Master aforesaid hereby
notice of the order of said Chan eo in the Premises and
that he the said Master will be aud attend the
OF bis appointment the Northhed House. in NORTHFIELD
in WasDgton County and State OF Vermont the 7h 9i
SOUTH ROYALTON in Win isor County aud State aore-
the 3D. sd and 9th days Of December next at thu
Mortified House Aforesaid on the THIRD aud FOURTH
DAY of March nine o'clock in each Of
said days.
Given under my hand at said West Randolph in Orange
JOHN'B HUTCHINSON Master In Chancery
wAsHBuRN MARSH, Woodstock, VT, Solicitor. fog
the PetlsioneH jyA Wv
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CUPREME COURI-City aud County Of NsM:

- York -SETH bPsV~LVICT
Sum- mons money demsna eoasrsct-rc the detsodA
sbsve named: You hereby summoned end requrcd b
spsv,, the complaint in this scon, VI which copy here
With s.syed upon you and to copy OF s.svse
the said complaint the subscribers at their Office ct Nuue
es Rro.dvay In the City New York. within tweay dsyU
ssr the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF sreh srvs
and n Won 70 snswer said complains within the
sore the plaintiff in action win take judsosat sAe
vos Tor the ,uu of Five Hundred Dollars with interest Sa
the 18th June, 1857 besides the cost u taA essoa
Dated Nsw.York. June N 1851 ,s, a..
CLARK CORNWALL Plaintiff Atorn:yt
TIE complaint in this action filed 10 the Oncs 81 -
erk ef the City County Of New York on the sh dsy
I,ss IasJ wy CLARK 4 CORNWALL
i.So isvAvTu Plaintiffs Atsorasya
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County of New York Notice hereby given to =
persons having claims against ANDREAS TEYN late Of che
City New York. grocer deceased to present the same WIN
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, Of the store Of
SCAABBEHAR No. 2B Hudson. IN tie City Of New Yosk
before the twenty day Of September neDsssd
New York the sd day Of March, 1857.
MATTHIAS H0PKE,
CARL Z. SCHABBEHAR }EaecutoHA
gRNEST A. SCHABBEHAR,)
iarrEx tn
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Me1iraI.

CARSAPARILLA has long been indOrsed by the
y Medical Faculty mild safe and effective aperen' and
ste, alive all the scientific appliances
OF modern chemistry have beeu put in requon BY Mera
SANDS obtain pure extract Of its medicinal properties.
bnns Herewith vegetable products they are enabled with
oil diseases arising from npury oft blood deransemeDt
of the hillary functions Prepared and sold by A. b. d.
SANDS Dr1ssists 100 Fulton st., NewYork Sold By drug
aists generally.
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SUPREME: co9TR s and County Go Of New;

- York-CORNELIUs BAKKR and HENRY NJ BAKER
aseinst CHEW SSEBLY-Sunmons fof q money demand =
the Defendant shove named Yousr hereby sum
moned and required answer the complaint in this scta
Of your answer to the said complaint the subscrber
their oes, Number 95 Brosdwsy In the City New
within twenty days s the hereof exclusive Of the dsy
Of such service .nd yoa fst 70 the said complains
sdsment against you for the hundred dolars Va
interrst m tbs day II June 1857 beside the Of -
action and Of peoest-DatsA New York. June rs 1857.
CLARK CORNWALL,
81 risiatsef Atsssss{s No. ie6 Rrosdwy.
esk u The City ssd Cssnty q Nsw.Yosk the S dsg II
- 49, CLARK CORNWALL. ersS Asvia
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CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of

~ NEW-YORK.-Silvsnus BedeI agt Ann Swan, Daniel
Goodwin and Charlotte Goodwin his wife in her right
executx Of Samuel Swan, deceased Sss
line r. his WIFI Charles H. Swan and Emma j. his wife
Ann Swan, Alfred T. Swan, John Swan and Eliza his wife
John p VssdeI William H. Pophsm, Mark s9etce William
Johnson Joseph Oliver Frances Morgan Frederick Hornby
Samuel Roberts and George Love Summons Belief
Com. not 'er)-To the defendant JOHN SWAN: You
th, action which fled in she Office the Clerk Of the
City and County Of at hs City Hall in the City Of
your answer TO the said complaint the subscribers their
Office, No 2s Broadway in the City of NewYork, within
twenty days after the service Of this
ve Of the day Of such service and you fail to the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this
action VIII apply to the Court for the relief demanded
conplsint-Dafed July 9Th 1857.
VAN ANTWERP JAMES, Plaintiff Attorneys
j2l lewI2wTu 229 Broadway n Y.
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CuPREME COURT-Ciy and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ YoDt-Ann Se-ys, Adnni'tfssh1 and Jeremiah Lodes
Aimnisnsor Of the goods &c Of John Seelye decesssd
Plaintiff against Andrew Hoossnd Executor Rachel
Par E1ecnt1 Of John Pa deceased Mary Dsyies per.
Ho end Elizabeth Hog his wife Jonathan and Mary
Jones bis wife Thonss Edwards and Cstharine Edwards hk
Gwenney Dsve: his wife, Elizabeth Davies Rachel Davie
Maria DAVE. and Shadisch Dsvies the Defend
anita, THOMAS EDWARDS and CArHARINB EDWAR
b. wife, SAMUEL COLE aud ANN COLE his Wife and
sHADhACH DAVIES and each Of them You hereby
which viii be filed the Office of the Clerk Of the City and
Cenny OF Newfo and to copy Of your to the
said complaint the subscriber his office No ~ st.
In said city within twenty days after the .ervie Of tn: SUM
mons On exclusive of the day Of such service aud
t sn'wer the said complaint within the time aforesaid tho
plaintiffs in this action will spy the Court for the relief de-
nended in tlH complsint
ISAAC POMZROY PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No. 70 Cedar.st., New.York.
fhe complaint the above entitled action filed IN the
once Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York at the
City Hall in said city the 18th day Of June l8-New
York, June r. 1857. ISAAC P0MEROY,
Jel6 lswlowTus Attorney for Plsinsifl.
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Watrbes, Jemelrp, &r.

IA TO THE WATCH TRADE.
APPLETON. TRACY Co. walthsm, Mas, successors
the Boston Wstrh Company ready TO execute
orders for WATCHES and MOVEMENTS Of this well known
msnuare They give notice TIA, evsy Movement made It
their works viii be engraved Appleton, Tracy Co., Walt
ham, Mas, and will be accompanied by certificate sea.
and perpetual warranty their written snsure
Orders nay addressed direct to them Of the
Aforementioned hrms who ere Agents for the sale Of eh good
M,..rs COOPER FELLOWS. Ne IL Maiden lAns;
Messrs FELLOWS Co. Nc. II MsidanlAns;
Nes,rs PLATT 1 BROTHER No . nAldss lsusi
and NOE BIN APPLETON No. Msidsa lane who
are Agents also for the Transaction Of the general bsass Of
'' SS S,p ws.sA Fsssssy wslsh.~, Jsy I, iaSr
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Gcuartnersbip Notices.

DIssO LUTION.-The firm Of FARMER,
- BRACE Co Wa. d.nl,ed on 'hs I'm o. Msy a.t y
10 close the business and sign the Of the firm in qaid'
ton 90,
the PUB ING aud BO0K-SELLIN0 BUSINESS. under
The drm d PRATT, OAKLEf Co.
~ w. II T. PRATT.
JAMES 8. OAKLEY,
JAMES II. PRATT,
CHARLES d. PRATT.
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OFFICE OF the HoUsAToSIc RAILROAD ComPANr,
BRIDGEPORT, June 26, 1857
rQTIHF Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COU-

OFFICE OF the HoUsAToSIc RAILROAD ConpMb{
BRIDGEPORT, June q, 1857 )
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-T COU-
IN PONS due the LIST prox the Bonds Of this Company
win be paid on presentation at the Office Of kETCh6M,
HOWE Co, the City Of NewYork or st the Tressursrs
OF ce In the City Of Bridgeport.
resolved to pay of in cash $1,000 Of the outstanding
Bonds falling 1885, from the net income OF the road
IN 1887 and for the balance bearing date
Jan 1857 of $4,000 which should retain the same perfect
security which given for the original Bonds OF $780,
O which decided to make 900 payable
Jan 1852 GOO JAN 1885, ss 900 Jan lSSi S5voo
whole mortgage debt within the period pre,cbed In Pa.a
snoe the New BOndt have been prepared and
already negotiated to the extent Of $5sOoo chiefly In ex
change the old bonds which have been csnselsd ana
charged off, leaving yet to be exchanged or otherwise
disposed Of Holders the remainder of the old bonds are In
exsmins the issue and to exchange for them their
old should they feel disposed and such terms that the
Investment will pay them per cent per sunun
that those conseInpste exchanging win have better
choice the time during which they wish to con
6nue the than by defeuS II to later PERIOD
Exchanges can be made with Gessrs. KETCHUM, HOWE
II. NICHOLS, Treasurer.