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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
From The Scmsrthe (N ~ M>sseRgev, Noe. 49, 1853.

BossER FOREVER i-E.i~ard Everett has agreed
with Robert Bonner, the publisher of The Ne~- York
Of 6ue Year. an original article in consideration of
tie sum Of $40 COO to be appr piated to the Mount
Vernon Association The following correspondence
between the parties will sufficiently explain the mat
ter. Bonner is certailly a wids.awake genius aud
deserves the appellation which has been given him Of
TIE Napoleon of the Press"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
From IL. Long HlJnd Journal

Mr. Robert Bonuer OF The Ledger is the prince Of
newspaper publishers. lie Startled the world by pay
lrg Fanny Fern $lO0 per column aDd how ne doubles
rroD the I'LL now unprecedented price, ani pays the
Hon. Edward Everett $40 per artlce, not for a lev
times, but for entire year.
Our readers are well aware that Mr.. Bonner has
given Mr. Everett the muiiticent sum Of $4,000 to
be devoted to the Mount Vernon fund for ifty-two
articles to be published in The Ledger the coming
YEAR under tie title Of "Muunt Vernon Papers
Since the Gays # Tie Spectator sni Addison, rever
has there BEEN such treat offered tO the many as
Mr. Bonner viii furnish for hs five hundred thousand
readers.
We advise all our readers - subscribe for TIE
Ldger for 1879, assuring them that they viii be
ply repaid
Never again, probably, will they have the oppor-
tuny o purchase the productions O tie rpest scholar
Of the age at 60 cheap rate
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
rrom The ReoErille (M2. / J,urnek

Mr. Bonner, the enterprislDg publisher Of TIE Nee.
York L,dger, has entered into contract with The
bon. Edward Everett to contribute a series q
letters for the columns Of his paper, for which he
has agreed to pay tie sum of e. 600 toward the pr
chas. Of Mount Vernon. Such lberality on the pan
Of Mr. Bonner can only be exceeded by his spirit
enterprise. I'M
Ledger will no doubt be greatly Increased by the
acquisition Of so invaluable contributor As MI E''
erett whoee name is familiar, even TO children Ia the
r,motest parts of this vast Republic, and whose an
selfish devotion ard patriotic ehorfs TO 6uild up ~
bone to the memory Of the immortal fa'ler ~ a
Country. has won for him the esteem Of every Amer
lean
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Eron Ile Lnu..riIle DAILY Jou-nal

NJ. Bonner Of In N,r I0fA Lsd.sr IS, IN h'' AZ
rape for the ruric ,on of the VI may 'rrh"n
pa1.rs orIy acted upon tae suggestion os ig- sorry
many wears ri ce that fame io1ows applause wneie
Everett goes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The whole history of advertising which, by the
way is au i.vention entirely modern 1t having been
puIsued scarce hundred years as yeti atior1s Go
Bonner and bis Nsic. York Ledgsr. few years ago
Bonner was but compOsitor, young maa IN me
Ceuraat Office AT Hartford. Whether Itc Ledger
was in exsteuce at that time We dcb know or care
very few had ever heard of such paper when he
to,k hold of t. He begsn advertising and the dollars
rolled IL. Few, az first stuck in his fngers-he KEEP,
working the advertising nine Bonner has been at II
for three wears or so. lie il now unqlestionaby
worth s3O0o0O as the reward of his sp and sagacty
ard bis Ledger s daily securing better and more
substantial iootng. Tue la-t card of the sucrsss-
full and gr,atert advertiser Of the age, Is tne employ
inert of Edward Everett, the most acconp ished
scholar Of the New World, to write an article each
week for the coming year for his psper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

country ran boast of a weekly contribution fr,ri =
nan If nis position in the literary world.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Fyom The Nee York Tribune.

Tie country journals are stil engaged in distas
the recent engagement of ~. Everett 70 Wiz -
The Mr. Yo,k Ledger ard, very naturally, some ~
one view and come another though the great nspnY
lifeline 10 the opinion that the arrangement u ~
thing for all parties. In this, dare cay, they"
light. -,
II most indubitaby is good thing for Nr. E'sIss
No other set of his life has been calculated to s1a
much to his popularity. Widely as he is knosSt
~il make his name q household word in many fsui''
where il is hardly known now. Z.
II is certainly good thing for Mr.. Bonner sls,. -
the first place, it will add largely 10 this alresy
niense number q readers. But this Is not the ohI -
vantage nor he principal one which ne VIII defVen
I. IL las served 10 direct the Dnbbc mn1 70 u -
horough and tu'l examination OF the general chn's,
and coIienfs f his journal; and 10 the fornst0n"
more favorable Judgment thereon, n many qar~22
than previously entertained. The result d - -
an examination has been to change, coosifersoL, =.
own estimation Of The Ledger. We knew tls
proprietor was man Of great enterprise ana ,aPS
business tserts Dee ply skilled in the mastery VI
advertising: but were not aware until our atrn'
Ass recently more especisly called 10 the suoiechS
be labor and care besto~ei upon the different 80
of his jou.uJ and the varied Iteres' wiie. -
numerous writers iDpsrt to ts columns. ~" -
aware Of what il much more important, t.e -
moral tone, end scrDpnlous regard 10 the ncss -.
of prupriety, with which il IL conducted. In III" "
spect especially II ia worthy Of commentator. ,.,.
We presume, from the course Il Mr.. Is Dnnef ns ~,
to- thar \. will not res. with the engagement T" ~
Es-Iett but that otn-r nsui.s VI eiuiar eisenh IL
literature wiD IN due time, be added " TO Hs' "
contributors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
F,om The Wate,to~n ~ " Jou,ud

Considerable ihterest has been excited IN the 1t
erary world by the great coup 6e man o. ths re-
nowDed Bonner, in securing Everett a. sf.'-1 con.
Tibutor To Bis paper hy the ofier Of $40 900 cash Ia
has devoted himself with untirng zeal aud d-oter
estedness to the work Of redeeuiiog the home u
Washington, ard he had already received the thanks
Of every patriot in the land. Mr. ByuDer has simply
done smart thing for himself and his paper. No
other weekly paper in the country boast of =
weekly contribution from man Of his position in the
literary world.
From The W,zsham N. " Journal
Robert Bonner Of The Ne1- York Ledger has engaged
Edwsrd Everett 10 write weekly article FOR bis pa vsr
for year. The correspondence n relation 10 the
matter il published, by which it appears that Mr..
Bonner Proposed 10 make Donation Of SO 400 ~ the
Mount Vernon Fund, II Mr.. Everett would ~rite a.
above. The latter gent enan accepted the proposition
and il -pesks we'll for his patriotism. Bat id-s
a novel one-an ex. Foreign Minister, ex-S-crrtery
Of State, and the leading scholar and Of the
Iaon, writing regularly for The Ner- York LedgeT|
From The Meadrae fPera) Journal
Mr.. BoDrer publisher Of TIE Nec. York Lefger,
has, through fhe Hon. Edward Everett, nsfe dona-
ton OF TED thousand dollars to the Mount vernon
Fund condition ttst that dsting gni-h-i g'o'eni1
~ll contribute sn article every week fr one year -
the paper IN question. Mr.. Bonner VIII more lnan
double bis investment.
From The Ph,G4es Aid DIi's P'e'.
Certainly The Mr. York Ledger is one OF the pecu
liar institutions OF the G. upuy, aud phcnOn-sol IN
toe world If newspapers ll. printed by huudreis of
Thousands snc goes to the fost-Ole- by carloads.
power pr, rGnLiS t"ent three hours Vut ~
twrr,y fou are kept nuc-a-lngy going. throwing of
- .L..ts. arG oarbtythe extra deuand 20 gres,
that pIe.s.s are employed In other --tabhsanen 70
sV,;', y T-e E.ca.t aOyeIE,Lt - LnDs iG., %
uivl have ben expected, subscriptions By thJu-
,sLos The present cgcuaticl VI The Ledger $40 ooV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
From The Baltimore Daily dm,yiedn.

IHE MOUNT NERSOs PAPfEs.-ferhape Tue n"
remarkable contract ever entered into IN the hl.tJ
of literary Journalism Is that which has last b7,i
cor cUded between the Hon. Edward Everett aA
Mr.. BoLDer, the proprietor OF 1he Ner- Ion
Ledger, by the terms of which the distinguishes
ora and statesman receives the sum OF ten thss
sand dcllars for a series of articles 10 he clnttr
med weekly 10 the columns Of The Ledger duf1g
the year 1852 II s understood by the parties, al
has been set forth to the public in their correspond
the subject, that the money is 10 be gi~a
to the fund for the purchase of Mount Vernon,
which Mr.. Everett has already. by his frequent rep
titicn Of the Grafton Washington, made sM1
splendid donations The extraordinary nature of ns
agreement the patriotic purpose for which II has bsea
closed ana the exalted fame OF the gentleman 3no t;
disinterestedy volunteers to perform consifersoe
amount of literary labor, give to the matter hy1
public importance and fully warrant us in making ttS
tubjsct of editorial comment. II is surely noble an
bition which has impeled Mr.. Everett to consecr~
tie cosing years O his life 10 the rescue Of the naS
sion and tomb OF Washington from decay and neg~t
A man If simple private fortune, withdrawn IRON ~
liiicsl strife and contentious having led, with as
highest honor 10 himself and the country, snostsry
office known To Onr form OF government except w
Presidency with tastes in literature and Art the ns
refLed and the most catholic, he might well, inissa
have been content to pass the rest Of his days Due
cultivated society Of Boston, 10 pleasant intefc"9"
with his literary brethren OF that city, ana 10 COTE
pondence with those eminent men on the other sNa
the water who are proud 10 call him friend, the Gutn
ard IIumboldts end Macaulsys and Broogbs~a
England and the Continent.
Let us rejoice ,wever for their benefit that Mr. h,a
EFT designs Ia rerve the Mount Nernon cause durnS
coming yeer IN another manner. The hoat ser
Papers, in The Ne'c York Lsdger VIII onef ne-
an opportunity Of legitimate criticism, while snch 9e
tfibntions can give 10 umbrage as being intTd ax
in the writing Of them even 10 retired Seefs~'
OF State. -.
We have expanded our remarks 10 snch ouH W w.
can have only word or two ~ say concernlof
Bourer the Forum atns Of publishers who has %aI1
biz ever re plenishing purse in liberal system "a
veriisipg. The munlfcent sum which he Ess p.
over for the articles of Mr. Everett will be more IN
returned TO him in ..e increa,ed circulation Of ~
ready ubiquitous weekly. We trust it VIII not go
lees encouraged in years TO come for CAUSING Il
of artel@s i9 bee written which we feel a.sare1 w
have permsl ent place in English literature
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
r.a- T.. Uttca as. Yl Iraep.ndent.

BoysER ASD TBE LEDGER.-The other day, while
in Gotham We threaded our way along Nassau street
Until We came to Am. There saw the s'gn III t.
Irdger deter mined tn ok at the lion io his den.
We found BorDer-the Napoleon OF advertisers-ths
mar who prints three Luuired thousand copies Of TIE
Ledg.r. lie was talking to the Rev. DIR. -, who
was al xious to get Of his ucuoratons published
at the same time Edward Evereits Vernon Papers
appeared in PRINT. Had Mr. Bouoers paper the same
merit il Possesses with narrow circulation,
DR.. would have given that office a broad mar
gin Mr Bonner is about thiry.live years OF age,
short and stout built of the saDguine t-mpeTanenti
has brown air and dark eyes fall healthy face, aad
vel-developed head. He is man of great tirnness
and energy, generous, sociable and polite He edits
ls own paper, is practical printer, knows how 10
Dail good bargaiu, and is shreTd enough to avoid
foolish oues lie carer little for the crit cisms of the
Iress for he insists upon tusl his readers are com
pe,cn njgrs Tor themselves, and bis owD conscious.
sssur.s him that his paper merits the support Of
the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

u. 1
Now, when nan Say 10 Nr. Everett that ne VIII
give him $1,000 for the Mouut Vernon purchase. II
NJ Everert al writea Of articles TOR hs pspr
be merely proposes 20 hI to continue his work-o ~,
instead of preparing something for t~o or three IN IL
sand people =" tear ne ia 10 prepare something TOR
two or thee hundred thousand people 10 read Ani
who is 10 judge # the dignity 9i the meni ,L
Wonld il not be- "cignizd" for Mr. Everett 10 nske
s. eco by delivering bis Washington in circus
iuldire, or market, or a warehouse, or ? raj roi
depot Csrn the rhem-, mi the speaker, sud MS
oquence, "digrfy' aly place in which he chooses
t0 s'eIdl
The Mar York iedeer, go far az we have uoticef,
is paper OF perfect decorum. Il IL proof ot i's
proprieors .sgacity that il is II Is free rom tue
II, nal faults Of Journals malice and bitter partisat-
shin /, devoted strictly to the amenities ot rera-
ture. Along it's columns toe gusts OF poh'ics never
blow Auiorg those columns Mr.. Everett csn walk
as calmly Plato under those of the Academy. Ani
II he viii only talk a. wisely, there will probably be
very little more trouble ABOUT the dignity o' MS
position
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
From The Nerark Daily Adroti.er.

Mr.. EVERETT AND TIE LEDGER.- Lit
eratGre is republic, )r rather democracy. livery
one stands OF the same level. Sbrt-sleeTes are as
good lawn. There is privileged place or class;
lords well laborers become lecturers. This
is not theory, but fact. Every mau's works appear
everywhere, are printed the same paper, by the
other man works There is presidency, emoassa-
dorship or secrstsrysbip II literature. Bfolghan,
though lord and oncs lord chancellor, never did
more praiseworhy act than in writing Tor Inc Penny
Magazue. United States Senator'S, presidents Of coli
eges and leaned Greek scholars, h.ve been Sunday
school teachers in the school where mliners and
mecsues mingle instructors with cergynen aud
cueIs. l. any office tahoOei, Is any man too
higt TO walk with the clean dirty null
ttude IN the street To ride III omnibus, worship
God on Surdays in pew next 10 that Of a male or
female story wrteri Has Mr.. Sigourney been al
the time erpng disgrace upon ber head by c)ntrlbu
ting her pure poetry To Bcnner's Ledeerl
We have never read number of The Ledger, and
have taken the report Of others tor intOr-
nation, if anything woise has been printed IN its coll
than in the political papers, where slander, vul-
gBiify, filth and immortality have not been lnireqlent
ingredients in many article We elise by asking
Que stcD, and that is, Which is better, 10 send
essay to paper which contains stories, poems and
other writings, by such persons as Sgourney Fanny
Fern, Cobb and B-nnett, 10 appear before them IN
person and sp-ak 10 them and others of an exceed
iIgy nhscelaneous description at the Academy of
Music Niblos Garden, and tn. sixty seventy other
places where Mr. Everett has delivered his grand Ora
ton upon Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
From the Susquehaaaa Penn,ylrdads.

SUPERFICIAL JUDGNENT.-R Robert Bonner haS
placed $l0o00 al the disposal Of the Hon. Es.rd
Everett TO be appropn ,ed TO the patriotic aud bene.
violent enterprise to which he is devoted heart and
soul, viz the purchase Of Mount Vernon in consider.
alton for which Mr. Everett is TO contribute weekly 70
7Ie N,ic York Ledger.
Shallow philosophers, so plenteous, who talk much
ard think little opne that Everett in contributing to
T1sLe6eer derogstes from his dignity ass man Of
letters ard Statesman. When - scholar and
statesman more than man When does man
rive at hight too sublime to make use of an oppof
tunity 70 do great good to his fellows When doe.a
man become too e1a ted TO dispense knowledge We
have not Yet learned of answer to these questions,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

yl'.tr.rt OF ~hstev,r he "a ertake., knowlo. 40
-ucL s"ri ~ faii.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
F,on The Ha,yorS Dad, Pot.

I, is conceded al hands that Bynners enterprise
in securing the services of the Hon. Edward Everett,
ar contributor TO TIE NeE- York Leiger was
ter stroke Of policy. The newspaper Press, far ani
ueer are oUd in their commentators OF the sagsoity
and foresight which successfully planned aud
EXECUTED the stupendou. bargain; and perhaps there
is rot another man in tie United Stats, possess
IL. l. L.,iaiy ed rO...c-! Lac vi i--".4 EYe7-
EFT who would have met SO boldly the scruples
which aus: have nrayed themselves, side BY side,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
F,O. The Ha,uord Daily couran,

Wien il was first announced that Bonner If The
Ntr. York Ledger had pad the Hon. Eiwsrd Everett
C,otO 10 wrire tor bis paper ole year, one article
weekly there a disposition OIL the part OF some OF
tie editorial fraternity TO snesr at The LedgeT ant at
Everett for writing for il, while others spoke approy-
irsly admitting the fact that II was master stroke
Of BcIIers, aud an act cu tue part OF Everett, IN
accepting the offer deserving OF enthusiastic praise.
Since she first excitement following the ar
nouncement that the Hon. Edsard Everett.
YVES 10 write for TIE Ledger the general tone
Of the Press has been that of commends,ion. We 10
rot doubt but that the result of this bold move of
BopIers ~ill be to largely lner.sse the aEesiy im-
meme circulation Of The Ledger. Bat we have no
idea q a. Bonner vii stop where he is, bat hat be-
fore long We shall hear Of other talented writer's Of
note beiig Engaged by him to write for biz co anns
for be is ope f those ndef,iigable, go-ahead men.
I,yeE s.-s.- WIZ tie present hrt coa,t=-ty :. u
iug ct something hey opd-oue who fears nothing
nobody but marches steadily On " the aIe accom-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
F,om TAe 81. Paal DdRy pi,neer.

Considerable interest has been excited 10 the htera-
Homer in securing Everett a stated contributor 10
his paper BY the offer Of $4,000 cash TO be applied 10
tle Mount Vernon Fund. Mr.. Everett has devoted
hmse With uniring zeal aud dsiuteres,edness to the
work Of redtemns the home OF Washington, ami ne
had l, a., ,.,lod tAe :LaaLs Of cyo1y f-;r.,t II -
land. Mr.. Bonner has simply dcue mart thing for
hin SET aud his pspvr Nv othvr weekly psPsr IN the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

"tl % lie wear past Mr. Borrer IA. e.c.,s.,
sitnHo 10 advertising. To supply .he crccl.,.o'er WI
9u1es tie W kly consumption of over seven Sn,i,'s
rrams # paper. SK,y Thousand copies ar, . i'sa
small packages b, mail. News SCENTS ara 80 v q
through ROss & Tcusey. The ue; cash profits re.
Lsdecr are understo II TO be Dot less than ,wsn,,
hunfred dollars per week. And All tais NAV x ,'.
down as the result ofenergy enterprise and aiver,,
FROM The Ia-"rou,a ~ W Ios,.sI
One Of The celebrities Of the sge one Of the .hrs.a
.s' advertisers OF the country, is Robert ,sss- 9
~, lork ifiger. lie is the staining reprO..s
of these creaded fOks who say. advertising /, ~
i9nbug, nothing but the Sly fancy Of nes.o,ns.
edl'ors To-day he gives q thousand dollar. T.,
column IN dai paper. Tomorrow he dosble. -
emoun. and ssi. tne Pric' cheap, ani the re.ps
magnificent. No paper has such a rennmerssvs ~.
eul"iiop. II is complete triumph OF the rnsr,s
" Advertise"
Borners --latest deviceis the enlis,rnen. oftbso,
Edward Everett as one Of hs weekly cortrlSa,os'
How Was II done Bah he gave his chect q.
$l0 GOO 10 the Mount Vernon Fund. Evers,t'. I
scheme To buy the home Of Washington S,,S.s
Edward Everett writes for Tie Ner-.York L1i,s-
The fact Is et business men note it, generous .Sys,.
tisiug pays "1's''
'ro~ The susui:a Ca Chro.icls and s..s,d
HorSr VFBSos PAPERS FOR The Nsw.yo,,
IkDGER-S SoRkksPuNDEScE BETWEEN Epw,Rnp -
tkE1r AND Mr.. B0SyER-The c,,rrespopSs,o.
speaks Tor ITSELF but such remarkable in .,ancs :.
ND. 'ahiy and enterprise the part of Mr.. B,nr.,
shd such continuous selisacrifcing devotion a. ~
noble ob.c' Of the Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION a, ~
pan Of Mr.. Everett, demands special notice MANY
bnve Supposed that the circulation of 7'ks N,,,.yi
Ledger was already immense that mn s5s;,,,,sl -,
uscious co, a be Of any bench, to il: but Mr. Ron.
ners ambition az journalist evidently krows M
oit e,d he spares 10 abr or expense 10 agcrnnaiIs
bis most brill sntly successful paper. We an kpor
with what generous perseverance, Mr. Everett bs,
Travelled over the country delivering his eloquent Al
mastery Grafton ON WSshrgto wherever mul,i,aSs
could be gathered "a contribute 70 the Mount Verno,
ford ara II greatly adds 10 the deb, of gratitude ips
n him from the ladies' of the Mount Vernon As.nc,'
ton that for tie sake cf cortrbMing sill further Al
toll cir ert,rprise he has assumed tors whole y,srta,
burdeIsome task Of writing for newspaper
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

II-ff"il 90 NNNtrNrI nc ~ Citeh''f s"'"sp Af
-uct s,Tt ~ taii.
r,om TIE Fi.tkig '. ~ SilsIyi
USFNlNPITD LIFFU,LITY. .-to>>sR, tho enter
mi. ~ publisher - I'c ie8ce. ss uisEe .he mag.
iorir-.s or poss' :" EDWARD Eys ysRErT that. IN IN
- e ion of his 'uruisr. ,rtlr weekly TOR tuat
rau,r for oue yesr h- ~"u.f pay hin the sua, of
Sal niG: ana in the ssm. noble spirit vhc' ha. IT,
IN .p,,b.c ttst GREAT u, r'ut r., particularly N
i. t'or,s ~ aid 10 the Washington M'ulTnent under
.Lir, re ts- sccs ped 'ta III the money hss heen
,a,t nd IL a n-rrer worthy - ri 80 r'nU.niation,
ibe r,i,e snr mas been banded over 20 t'e " VI mn
u,rt Ass.ciaii,u' Snch Eohle seoer'sii. l. beyond
all nrnisc: ard While knox 'hs' W.. - ERErr -
rct pr if,d a al thereby even Il TIE Lcdser sh"nid
4, 4 rott in l. whicn ,rusr II way y = gener
ou,. a ptuce,v act on the part u he Publisher.
F,om Tle Brootiys Daily Ieig,r . -
Twas Glad 20 see your deieHs- 81 IHe Ne0- i0rH
J<Sgrr against what | consider thu attacks OF en-
,inu- and malicious persons and paper not, nov,
over tecsuse am pnduly partial 10 ihat pspeI' i"r
am not but because think it smpis Act IT jn'ncr;
r.y.r read its lorg and continued stories, nor 90
rea3 fciitio1s tales anywhere Bat II ili rcai Nc
tiop. The If|ger would emphatcslly be ms paper
40 rad TIE Ledgsr however ami find enough 10 u
to veil psy the price If Subscription, thai - mol nc
tier. ne L<dger has A greater clrcnia'loh u H,-
towu 1ittsf-d than any otaer paper ever puol'1'',
ROT elcepiire the papers published IL town, a1d II
puubers among its readers the most re-psctaoe P'o
rls ,m.ny us Yours uulv BERKSHIRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The fret number # M. EVeretts contributions 20
TIE Ledger vii be issued about the 3Ot6 oil Dec IL
he, IN he voiuu- commencing With the new year.
Srre Of the crcs nicer than w7se, have snee-ed AT
fti- arrangement. which they sscribs IL mel eniry
royes On tie part Of Bonner, and declare 70 De- uh-
b, conipc nan Of Mf Everetts position ano fame
We'll, suppo-e mon-y should be male by the proorie-
.r l. i, no, hs brsiress bot to promote he own m
forest and 20 eleyste the character or his paper lie
dssery,s to make money for the grand conception OF
eniistipg Eiward Everett.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-15
].,Dte0

rpn+r ~ !, o o'a, '''"n YATES "seo oo years
In narIir A. a Fiiro Norrifn csh -, ~ -
,Isa 49, Ia; ahtae Vi.',', aae, 10 cars
In, 3,.-aid - ,n','n. 49, e " "i'si anu Hich "oo"-
'' In u q atarh,r,' ,ri, Att of, ma ill.,, . "a -,
M l1Inra ff.nrtv n;r,' r G,h II VI ~ ihohtls'
"a years " 80 "'' VI '''iei A'0ArS Esq "geo
Il, Enodi,o March k,h tho uid, I, C r
~ years.
al h9Unestlr Aafcn 'V'l Luxe stone aged 81 years
IN "lihalhSoWh, aprh ~, Eimna A., wife OF Charles
~ Aoai anu oneher OF waiter Graves, aged ~ years
IN atetahoFa, NJ, from exposure on prairie i'll Sc
Ncas Storm "fh3 inc nSh having started home about
miles diS'ance atte before dark captain Hiram Kellogg,
Formerly OF stowe, w., aged % years
i appears he lett the road ana went across lots to