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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-05
THE GOOD SAMARITAN
WOOD OF COAL.

t1uedu vi hlI AOtPetltOH
5i03 Of them manufactured last than double
the number of any other first class stove In
one year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the Improvements which in all the
ments over other stoves are in part as follows:
LIST. The arrangement for hrong the front hearth
improvement overlooked other first class stoves
1t has also the Arrangement for broiling on top.
2 thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
3d. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the drauEht of the Stove quckennl
its operations and enabling it to throw ont hea,a
matter much and justly complained Of in other Stoves.
4ih. An important imp oyement in the application o.
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9Th. Much greater weight consequently hea yer plates
and more durable as we'll as handsomer castings.
9th. draft damper at each end of the fire box, 81
that the fire is equazcd and grdle will heat quick
as the 0ther also heating the in half the time
It'll. Fire back protected by soap-stone, it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements it has all that il
combined in other first class Stores viz Hot Res
erVoir Warming Closet, Rooster in 'front.' Baker top
Doors lined with best Russia Iron, &C. Further Thu
stove is warranted to do the work with little flu as ann
other stove in the market, and in superior manner.
All who want first class StoTe, hould by unit
they cal and the Coon SAMARITA they have ev
cry instance given satisfaction
am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove il
Montpelier and sell l. on trial fO any reasonable lengtl
OF timc; so all are safe in buving.
have also as full an assortment of Common stoves OF
hand any other dealer in Washington County aud sci
as low as any one in the State. h. DEWEY.
Montpelier Dec. 10. 1860.
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TIE WARRANTED

TO Rpi;ere the Group in thirty M'nnets
TO Relieve II Conl,nen cOfd immediately.
TO Reflex the Asthma at once.
70 Cure H,1.se1ass # S'ngsrs or SpetE'rs
To ,hrayS Loosen Cough.
To nluays cause the Patent TO Raise Freq
10 ol,cays produce Rest al Night
Read the foljnwag ev,icnct from zone OF The m,
pro liineut citizens OF this state.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Tho Hon. the pfonatr Confl
EIsTRICr Rn NDoLrN, Sfur said Nisrol,--1o all
sersuns concerned in the Estate IF William T NoyeS,
late Of 0Iangc, deceased, HEEET'NG.
VA HEREAS, rrin Eastman, Administrator on
w the of said deceased, requests said Court |"
aow HIM the further time OF one year from ana acr
The Nh day ii Oct, ID, 1861 make paymcnt OF me
debts and cusc the settlement Of the Estate
Therefore yol hereby not ftd that said alp''chtoi
will he session o the Probate Court TO he hEd
the Probate office in Chelsea lS day OF Nov 1891,
winch time you may lie heard in the premises,
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
ivey in lh. Green Mountain Freeman, Il newspaper
srinted at hontpelicr IT, This state: the last OF which
publication shall he before the day assigned for herring
afu esait
Given under my land at the Probate Office At Chelsea,
lhI oath day Of October, A. y 1861.
395N3 j. Il. CLEAN ElASD, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, At u Probate Count holden
UtsrRIcr RAN oLrH, at Chelsea. within and Tor
said District, on the OBJ day oi October, A. y. 1851
WILLIAM }. TAkBEl.L. Executor on the estate of
w Sarah Nyoes late Of Chelsea said district decease
urtsente h admlnisi ration account tnr settlement -
Vherrupon il is ordered that the he referred l" the
18th day of November nct, at the Probate ONCE IN SAID
Chelsea for animation and allowance land that an coi'
terned he notified hereof by the publication OF this "rhcr
N The Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mon'pelier
three weeks lively a* may hes s'H thtY
may appear said time and place. and II the see eauSe.
,hjrc thereto. BY r1er " Court,
an,,yo PERJ,EN G.. JONES. 1ulya.
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samuel ksEees' Estate.

THEA hscrihers havIhg cen appointed b.! the Hotof"'t
/ Fr!A Court Tor the District of Washington, commits
,ioIera, Il retiv ,eAnnc and adjust all claims ana dt
andS Of Isl ,erso,,s, against the estate of S.mei rates
late OF Nu,thhch said district, deceased, rsir scented
nSlvru, and the IF sx months from the Hth day OF
Sept, Ict, beng allowed n, SAID court 10 the ct"d-
aur. Of said deceased, to exhibit aud prove their r-
speciive claims before Give notice, that We viii at
tend tine duties u! our appointment at the dwelling
house at widow licna,. Bates, Mortified, in said is
on the 81 Wednesday Of December and Marcn next, NJ owe
.'cluck III thu afternoon, each of said day.
S1'Ii AN S MnnsE, co'n'rs.
S,rtt;icld Semi, .s A. D. 1861 1904
STATE OF NERMO: ST, IN Probate Court holden al
WASH ptsrRc7. 81. Montpeier on the 2lst da%
~f October, A. u. 1861.
WILLIAM O0nI, Administrator Of the estate Of
w Harvey Prescott. ate Of Waterbury in said district
deceased, maGcs application TO said Court for license TO
part of the real estate of said deceased represent
ing that said tie is AIRY tor the Of the deb
,f said deceased Said part OF said real estate ing the
Upper Pa CHI Va IN and the 'Aountain EARN, jso
called both situated in :ai Waterbury,.
Whereupon. IL Is ordered by said Court that said app
alton be referred the l.n day of Nov. n. 1861
at Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing au dc
eson thereon and further ordered that all persons
interescd be notified hereof by publication Of notice o
his application and order thereon three weeks success
lively in the G NJ freeman, printed at Montpelier, be-
fore said time of hearing, that they may appear at said
time md place /, they cause, object thereto
BY the court.
~ Affect n. \. CHA 81. REGISTER.
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Farm Cor vale

THE Farm known as the " CLARK FARM" situated on
the Onion river about two miles from Montpelier Vii
age, the ii 10 MddlcscN, is offered for sale The
house ami out-budings in cd repait Plenty of
the place The land is under good state OF
cultivation There is aver 900 land, a Of
which is interv,l Terms reasonable For further par
,cuars, inquire of the subscriber on the Nremis 5.
dSwtf 10 N GEARY.
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NIX l. III SAN WAN ECO!
Hundreds of Millions Pnunds Strrlinr

~ hNChRi, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c, waiting
! claimants, Catalogue of the heirs and names ~
nose to won letters should be addressed in England
" DC sent posi- free on receipt of 60 cents, in STAIRS
&C. TWO Tor 81. Old claims must be presented at once
Differences "A. X. I'M, Boston j. Burnham, Chief
Of Pooe,a Hvcrhill. Address o"'''
W W. =. DIRECTION h co
rS7Si Boz 30. r0s. Chcr, Bostcr Mass
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Probate Courts.

WAsHlsa7os DISTRICT, s. and for the District afOre-
.aid wall be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
Slid District Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
suested to attend to the same said court days.
I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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GROUP CURED.

NV child is subject to a,-ack1 CT Croip it clrc It
once.
II JENNISON. ST. Albau.
| have child that attacked with NembranOH
Group We ave her rr. y. q thi'e-. ltlAcr. snifs
the surprise of all it gave her immediate ra,-i
T. ,piiSR Union, East ethel
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70 office.

llS il to certify, that have this day given my son,
j John VIM. Beckwth, his time duing the remainder
Of his minority, AMI shall claim of his earnings,
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
SAMUEL BECKwirH, Witness. JOAN BECkW / III.
Chelsea, Aug II, 1861. 303fw3#
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OtiCe.

THIS is to certify. that hereby give my Geor &c
l Lemwin, his time, and shall pay debts Of mis-
tracing, claim any Of his earnings after this date.
Psinfed, Oct OH 1861 BROCK LEMMlN
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lilGHG ATE, VT. Jan 2. l'W


Ny little boy had a vioen attack Of Group last Ne
We cur d HIM in thirty mi ucs b free u-c Of "
e. W mites Elixir. " MAR n. mercAsnf
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CANCER.

noCiOR Il. W hin would respectfully inform the ~
!, nap thnts OF Hardwick, vicinity and Community a.
,arge that he mas removed to South Iardwck Caeoph'
Co Vt where he intends to ma the Treatment Can
cer-ln us tar'ons Nages) n speciality In business IL
eonncctlon with chronic pissas private or common.
me Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability In the tea
inent OF the above named Dsease-from 80 yea seNptr
ence III the treatment Of Cancer and all conditions OF ".
system, producing that Disease. he would say 70 tN
ahcte', come one, come all, and the DO tor viii aa.'s
You wha to do All COunscls gratuitous. Any amount "
Keherences WILDE given to the creduous applesuoH
The Doctor Is regular Physician Of the old schoo'-
means all he says, and no Humbug -
sni'h iinr1wIck, Janc ~, ls6l. "
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III e9VU @ p@p g r@

-L%l - W. ssS KS@pG e s. :
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great onGence TO be
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM
Row Orleans '1r5tc Delta.
now that the celebrated lIemstrcet's Inim Hair Res
torative can be had''
ttcIvIaNd Fi:iiEsAcaIer.
g When people protect their Hair rom the
cll-tale marks of age when they can uxuriate in
glossy black locks at an adyan ed period Of their lives
when white and gray hair can be made grow upon
bald herds when all this be done, it cannot do any
harm to telt what will do 1t. HENS rREET'- HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do it. THIS Hair Restorative is be-
yOnd pcladventure the best thing the kind
ed The fact in possession, in regard this wonder
ul preparation, warrentus in uucqnalcdly recommend
Ing"
THE
st. Leafs Republican.
Many of first citizens of I.oui are speaking in
glowing terms Of this article
FROM
Cairo City Gazette.
This incomp rable excellent, preparation for the Res
oraton Of Gray Hair to its original color to ureseyr.
Hair from falling and badness is one sale
AT Humphrey browns in this city Tue evidence that
this Restorative is no huinbug is conclu.ivc Testimonies
to that effect be found in almost every pa per in the
country"
South Wc.trrN Baptist.
Leave dyes alone. and use only reliable Restor,
Hire. like Hemstreet's lnimitabe.n
sold evcryweere--t rice soc and 81 per bottle
w r. HAGAN So. Prop itOrs, Troy NY
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FROM TIE
st. Leafs Republican.
TR0M THE
SOUTH We.tcrn BaD,iSt

Leave dyes alone. and only reliable Resor.
9ire. like liemstreet's nmitabe.n
SOLD every weere--i rice Soc and 81 per bottle
" r. hA"AN Sto. PrOpiitOrs, Troy NY
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fNhESE MEDICINES have now been he lore The NH.
lac tor period of 'n.tI years, and during that lime
nave maintatEtd high character in almost every uat
OF the globe Tor their extraordinary aud immediate
power OF lc~tor'ng Perfect health persons suffering
under ea1y every KIND disease to which human flesh Is
lialie
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
The COLLECTION Of tno Irevonuc

A Washington dispatch to tho n. Y.
HeraH saysg
Mr. Chase viii urgo action ia the rev.
cIue question az the earliest possible
moment The oXigenoies ofths South
crn forts have so far prccludod il full
consideration, but Cs they are now near.
Is met il will come up within the next
few days. II will be the most delicate,
complicated and consequential topic yet
submitted to the deliberations of thc
Cabinet. a unanimity Of opinion exists
il is true, among the members that tho
duties shouid be collected of tho soccdcd
Slatosj but the ways and means Of collec-
ton arc expected 10 prove serious stumb-
ling blocks.
The naval forco at this time at com.
mund is known to be inadequate to the
levy Of Customers from quarter decks and
at the mouth Of the guns. II is also
thought moro than probable that a like
process would result, not only in difficult
ties with European powers, tut also in
civil war, by melting the rCvolutionists
10 take the offensive against the federal
government,
Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Times writes as follows upon this .mpor-
Z n. question:
Equally unreasonable are tho com
plants that no steps ure taken to collect
revenue ia the seeded States. II IL
well known that the revenue laws on the
statue books contemplate the active CO..
operation Of the people Of the several
States in their enforcement, as well as ac-
quiesence ofthe Stale authorities. Thtro
must, by the terms Of tho law, bs Custom
houses in the sea port towns, with collec-
tors aud other officers, together with
warehouses iu which goods may be store d
'in bond until the merchant choosts 10
draw them forth, Suits uuy arise for at-
tempted frauds upon the Government.
which suits must bo tried before the Fed
eral Courts aud local juries. But in the
1 aeeeded Stalos there are no Courts, the
Judges; Marshuls aud District Attorneys
having resigned and acknowledged ex-
elusive allegiance TO the Stute authorities
II is, therefore, impossible 10 collect the
revenue In the ordinary way. Mr. Bing-
ham, Of Ohio, in view of ;his state Of
things, proposed 10 apply a remedy
known TO the public as the Force biil.-
This bin proposed 70 collect the revenue
at the months Of the bars aud riyers, By
stationing eesscls Of war ut convenient
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Passed Feb l3,lS6l
No. lil AN ACT

mo. al AN ACT
10 osthorisc ths guarantee Of United States Honds
NuEUAns, by The lA.h section of nn act OF thr Con
gfess OF the UuitsA States entitled ON nct tn regulate
the deposits Of the public money approved the "a o
June 1855, the sum Otwomi lions seven thousand two
hundred and sixty dollars und thirty four cents, be
longing 10 the United Sate. was dcpositod With thu
State Tor safe keeping; and
NHEHFAs, this state, hy an net ofthe Legislature
passed ON the nineiocnih day Of Dercnbcr one tbou
sand eight bundled and huy-siN, entitled "Hn act Ia
accept bs States proportion ofthe surplus revenue Of
The United States, agreed IN receive tho said nancy
deposit, aai pledged ho faith ortir state for ~
safe Keeping andre Payment WloncNcriho same hnull
be required by ihe Secretary Of the ffeasury Of The
tnit,d staiesiand
NiEHEAs IN Tho present difiurhei condition or
The country 10 s ihe duty of ths gtotc, by a possible
eaorf,' support the nuhurtv OF tle Federal Guvrru.
mcnt aud snstaiu iis rIelitiund
WrErEtg ltis believed that thc ~ rs1aid deposit
ofmoney with this flute may he m1dr instrumruta Boo
ustlnng tle public credit, by pIedgiug b. security
Tor the repayment Of lo1n by tho United States 20
the amount of such dcpo,iti therefore,
See. I, BE "a enacted hy The General asYcmhly Of
he state ofohio, That mon ihe request Of the Fee
rttay Of The Treasury Ofie u s, the commis
ofths siuking fund Of tins Staie be- and ihcy are
aud the great seal ofhs State 10 suaraniee te nay.
nent The priarpal rnd interest of any bonds Of the
United saes, 10 the amount Of the moneys belonging
10 the United State which received by This STATE
under the before mentioned act Of june 23d n %, and
are now n a. custody Tor safe keeping alorttaid.
sec ., This act shHll tuke effect ON iit passage.
RICHARD Z. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the uonse Of REQ.
RORERT q. Kirk,
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A Tennesseo View or CoercIon

Citizons of the soecdiug States seize
aud hold the srsenals aud forts Of the
United States by AIMED force. They
drive out United States officers from
thoreiH, ls that coercion, Or not! And
is il the duty Of tho United States Gov
ernment 70 submit TO co0rcionl Cit.
zens Of the seeding States seize the
mnts and tr,asu / 9th, United States
and rife the mails at pleasure, and threat
en- with death any United States officer
that opposes. Us that coercion or not
II so, Is il the duty Of ths United States
TO submit 10 il!
So far, oil the coercior-all the resort
to force, 10 military force so violate rights
laws and propcrly--hss been on the part
.ofseceding Statos, And yot all tho howl
thut has flied the nation, against coercion
has been poured forth by those daily ro-
sorting 10 ia II is right enough for sry
mob 10 soize tho property and trample on
the Nag OF The Union, but damnable co-
ercion IL the Union refuse 10 sub init 10 be
robbed and insultsd by such hands,
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A woman Ans Twelve wolves.

We arc indebted TO Ephraim Brown
Esq. for the particulars ofa fight, which
occurred on Monday night of this week
at Bridget Creek, between Mrs. Il. c.
Higgins and about dozen wslvos. Ear
ly In the evening Mrs. Higgins heard an
unusual noise ctthe csli-pen, aud upon
going out found that something Ike d
dozen wolves were contemplating an at
tack upon The calf Upon her approach
they retreatsd short distance, Mrs. II,
10 good shot with a rifle, and she first
determined 10 shoot at least one Of the
nlrudsrs with her husbsnd's loaded riile
upon reflection she concluded 10 put
stryohnuc upon some meat she had IN
the house, and give tito her unweleome
visitors. She did 90, aud upon the re-
turn Of her husband, who was ubsonl tho
lore-part of the evening, he found twelve
wolves lying dead within few rods Of
the house.-Eu Claire (iVs) FREE
Prtss,
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The Gaiacs Case.

The Tribune makes tho following
mention Of this celebrated case;
Tho celebrated case Of Mrs. Gaines vs.
the cities ofNsw Orlcuns and Baltimore,
which has been pending for about thirty
years, was yesterday decided in her favor
by un1uimous judgment ofthe Supreme
Court of the United States, This judg-
mcnt establishes her right 10 real estate,
chiefly IN New Orleans, TO the value OF
several million Of dollars. BY some cstl-
mates tho amount is placed as high ~
hneen millions. We regret to say that
Che prospect Of her getting actual posses
sion of this vast estate is not just now Pc
culiurly brilliant, although Louisiana by
her act Of Secession has proyidedfor the
maintenance Of tie rights Of suitors in
the Courts of the Upitel States.
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PostnI Regulations.


7
Tho postage on letters conveyed In
the mails ircm JEy point east Of the
Rocky Mountains to any State or Terri
tory Oh the Pacific Coast, mud from any
State or Territory on tho Pacific Coast
to any point cast of the mountains, has
been fixed by tho recent law at ten ctF.
Heretofore, cttlrs conveyed by tho l,tl.
mus routes have b,on subject 70 the ten
cent rutcs, while those carried overland
between Missouri and Culiforniawo or
ly subject 70 the thrco cent rates.
llorticultursts aud pomolOg'sts will De
pleased TO learn that by the new postrl
regulations seeds or cuttings are classcd
as mailublo matter, aud are TO be charg-
ed with postage at the rate of one cont
announce when sent under fifteen hun.
dred miles, and two cents unouuce when
sent over that distance.
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RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Rep.
Passed Jan. 81. 1861. Pres. Of Senate.


mo. 4 AN ACT
To amend sections one and two Of an net on.
titled "An Act to provide for tie surrender
or transfer Of Tunpikes aud Plank Roads, .
passed April IT, 1851.
SEcuoN ! Ee il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That section
one Of an actcutitlel can Act 10 provide for
the surrender on transfer Of Turnpikcs and
Plank Roads, passed April IL, 1851. be so
amended MS TO read ns folluws: That any
Turnpike or Plank Road Company having
their read located or constructed or having
tho corporate right to construct any sucl
read through or into any county or counties
of this State, may, with the consent Of three.
fourths Of the stockholders, and with the lik,
consent Of all Of the Commissioners Of suel
county or counties, rclinquish and transfer
to the Commissioners Of any such county oi
counties the whole or any part of their mit
road, together with all rights aad privilege,
lApperiaiuiug thereto Provided that any sucl
transfer 20 the Commissioners Of any county
shall be limited TO the part cf such road with
| IN the boundaries Of such counties respective
lly: Provided that such transfer shall be with
ont consideration, aud that no tolls shall b,
COLLECTED On such read within such county ol
counties
] oEAf - NAb hENAlhN TWO OF LNH uilONo re
cited act be amended so as 10 read as follows
Section o Such transfer shall be evidence
Iby the execution Of written d claration sign,
I'd by the President or other principal officer
land lhe Secretary or other recording officer
and under ihc seal Of said company, aud shal
take effect and have full force on depositinl
with the Auditor Of the county within whicl
Eaid relirqu.hed road may lie, the said writ
ten declaration or a copy thereof, and upor
t1,f entry upon the journal Of the Commis
ners Of such county nm acceptance signeC
10Y all Of said Commissioners vt such relin
punishment or transfer, which written declar
alton so deposited aforesaid, shall ihereupor
be entered by said Auditor nron his record o
roads ar highways, and thereafter such road
or part Of road, shall be under the control OF
I the County Commissioners Of the county 10
which tho same may lie, who shall by prop
er ordcrpr0yide that the same shall be a pub
/ lie highway, and that 10 tolls are collected
thereon within lie limits Of such county,
I Sac 3. THIS act shall take effect upon III
passage, and that original sections one an'
I two be and the same are hereby repealed.
RlCHARDC c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the Housoof Rep.
ROBERg KIRK,
I Passed Jan. &c, 1861. Pres. Of Senate
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stepped up Ito the Cuptnin',
OmcC.

Amorg other onscietss Of tie frut o..
pstimcHts Of Robert Fulton the following
10 from tie pcu of Il. n. uasLius, OF
Bulalos
Some twenty years since, nero or
less-lor | connot Ak tho date with more
certainly formed the acquaintance on
"a stoambsat "a tho Hudson River Of o.
gentleman who ou that occasion, related
to INC aomo incidents of the trst voyage
Of Fulton 10 Albany, IN his steamboat.
tho Clsrmout, which had nsver met
with elswhCrc.
IL Glanced, said my narrator, 80 bo
At Albany, on business when Fulton ar
rived there in his unhsard craft. which
everybody felt w much inter, stcd IN see.
iug. Being ready TO leave, aud hearing
that his craft was TO return % New Norl
| repaired on beard aud cnqurcd for Mr..
Fulton, was referred % the cabin, and
there found plain, gsntlsminly man,
wholly alone, aud engaged 10 Whiting.
MIR. Fulton presume
Yes sir
DO you return t. Now York in thi,
boat
we snail Try 10 20 back, air.
'Canl have passage down
'Heu eau take your chance with We
sir,'
Il Cuquirod the amount 10 he paid, and
after moments hesitation, SUN think
siS dollars, was named. Tho amount IN
coin laid in his open hsnd, aud with eve
fixed upon il he rImnined 80 long notion
less that supposed thoro might be SONS
misecuut, aud said TO him Us that right
cir = This aroused him as from a reyeric
aud as he locked up at me the big tear
wos brmming in his eye, and his voice
tailored us ho said, Excuse NE, Dir but
memory was busy Us | contemplated this
the irat pocuniSry reward | have ever
received for all my cxortions in adaptinl
steam to navigation / would Fludl,
commemorate the event over bottle o
wine with you, but really am too poor
even for that, just new; yet trust W,
may meet again when this will not be so
The voyage TO New York was success.
lul as ell know and Terminated without
accident"