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From idaho.

In the Denver Commonwealth Of the
goth ultimo, we find long letter from
Virginia City, dated June 9TH This is the
latest we have from the diggings. All
was quiet.
The gulch mines were paying well, but
they are not extensive enough to furnish
work for all who will come. No new dis
ceyeries of importance had been made.
The following are Ike prices of provisions,
etc: Flour $50 per hundred; bacon 65e
per lb lard 6Oc; hams f6e; beans 25c; butter,
81 80; dried apples and peaches, soc; star
candles 35cl coffee lower than in New York
IA drug in the market; tea 81 SOC to 81;
sugar scarce at Doc; molasses; 35e per gall
on; tobacco, plenty and no regular price;
glass, $40. per box; coal oil 81 to So per gall
on; powder, S95 to $40 per keg5 coarse kip
boots, no demand--heayy double-soled
bring good prices; canned fruit and oysters,
$40 to SIS per can; axes by the box, $50;
whisky, 81 to $5per gallon; rum, SlOto Sill
grey shirts, s24 to $50 per dozen; pants,
S45 to $50; prints, 24c to 40c;y ladies fancy
goods high; geed mules, large size, sell at
private sale for 5000 to $500; cattle, in Or
der, 500 to Sl25; wagons for freighting,
no demand. d2 eds q aga.. D
The newspaper publishers of Michigan
met at Detroit last week and organized a
GfafA press ezOciatioul -.r ..f.f
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The Pirate FIorida.

While the nation is rejoicing over the
destruction of the Alabama, the pirate
Florida, newly fitted up, makes her ap-
pearance on our coast and destroys five
American ships. Tho operations of this
English Pirate were committed within d
half days sailing of our chief navy yard.
If she does not share the fate of the Al
ALBANIA the discredit will be mortyfying-
It is time that our sexagenarian secreta-
ry of the navy should thoroughly wake
up
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Secretary Fessenden's movements are
watched with as much interest as those
of Grant and Sherman His department
is as important as are men in arms.
His recent visit to the city ofNew York
to confer with the Bankers seems to have
been very satisfactory all around. In a
meeting held in New York City, be made
an elaborate speech to the Bankers present,
which impressed them strongly with his
practical character. The first step in the
new financial policy, will probably be a
loan from the Banks of fifty or seventy
i've millions. A foreign loan will soen be
negotiated, and possibly there may be a
few additional millions Of greenbacl1s.-
Whatever his policy may be, it seems to
meet the appreciation Of the leading fnan-
eial men of the East.
Mr.. Fessenden is Of course somewhat
limited by the previous legislation of Con-
eress. Loans and Greenbaeks are the
two ways in which the expenses Of the.war
are to be met. In whatever policy he
adopts, 1t is the duty Of all men to stand by
Wm, Pitt .Fessenden. he accepted his
position with reluctance and from a con-
7iction that the nation needed his services.
All loval Capitalists should therefore erender
him cheerful support. The people should
therefore, come forward with their surplus
money and lay it on the altar of their
country. W .-.-
Only by such willing offerings can the
war be sustained. -.
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IN NE BUsINEss TERRIroRY

Lying between the River and East side Ontario-st,
Including the OK-BOw Flats) the Deliveries will
~ p follows:
FIRST DELIyERY.-CarrieTs Will leave Post -OiIise
at 1870 A. n. with the proceeds Of all night mails
and 500 A. n. Eastern.
SECOND DELIyERY--LeaYe Post Office at 9;45 III.
with proceeds Of s:45 Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia,
THIRD DELIyERT.-Leaye Post-O1ice at ll:l5 m.
with proceeds Of 9;l5 Western, 800 Sandusky Way,
ESD Cincinnati, and 1910 Eastern Why.
FOURTH DELIYEKY.-Leave at $50 = N. with pro-
ceeds Of ls50 Eastern, 245 Western and $50 South
ern.
Firm DELIvERY.-LeaYes the Post Office at GOO
P. 81. with proceeds Of 500 P. n. Mahoning wap.
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Flowers that don't waste their Fra
GRANGE,

GRANGE.
The days when Editors were afflicted
with want of copy, are forever gone
Their chief tribulation now is to know
what to exclude. Many disappointed con-
tributors may draw some consolidation from
the fact that often their productions do not
see the public eye, not SO much from their
want of merit as from want of space
You may, sweet young lady that has
poured out your heart in some tender ef-
fusion, think the editor who refuses your
article to be grim and ferocious, whenhe is
really mild and obliging, Don't therefore
think yourself a rose wasting on the desert
air or a gem of purest ray serene, buried in
dark unfathomed caves.
Those who contribute for newspaper
must not forget that editors, being mortal,
may sometimes not think what they re-
eeive is particularly needed, when contrib
utors are 50 sure the dear rpublic is longing
for it.
To conform to popular taste and to ell
vate it, are the provinces of his labOrs ifhe
DECIDES against you, on this principle, think
that your efforts have benefited yourselves
if not the public.
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Notice TO Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received at the
j Office Of tide City Civil Engineer until Y
o'clock, July 18th, IsG4 for building a Stone-Ware
Pipe Sewer in Ontario Street and Fountain Alley to
connect with the Seneca street Main Sewer. Plans
and Specifications may be seen and more particular
Information obtained at said Engineers Office. The
Board of City Improvements invite the submission
Of bids rcserving the right 10 accept reject the
same JOHN WHITELAW,
iuIyl2-l6I - City Civil Engineer.
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FREE DELIVERY OF LETTERS.

Parties wishing their Mail Matter delivered by
Carriers Will please leave orders that effect a
tho Post Masters ROoIi5 with any Carrier, or by
Letter through the POst-Oftce when they will be
delivered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according to the following Timetable Of departures
of Carriers from the Office: OF %
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THREE DELIVERY TERRIroRY

Lying between 0Htario-st. (exelusfve) and South
and North Perry-st., including all Of Euclid aud
Prospeet-sts.-te Hudson. --- - -
FIRST DELIvERT.--LeaFes at 500 A. H. with pro-
ceed5 Of night mails and SEQ A. II. Eastern mail.
SEcOSD DELIvERT.-Leaves Post-0fice at HIS
with proceeds Of forenoon mails. .g
THIRD DEtIvERT.-Leaves al $50 P. H. with pro-
eeeds Of l50 P n. Eastern, 2.45 Western, and $50
E,rr
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The innnAlnn RaiIrond I1i.asler.


The facts revealed IN the investigation
into the cause of the recent disaster near
Montreal, by which hundreds of eniigrants
we're destroyed, show the most criminal
neglect and carelessness. IF responsibility
ever attaches to a railroad for the absence
Of proper forethought, it certainly falls
upon the Grand Trunk officials.
The loss oflife may seem trifing to Us
because life is 50 cheap in this great war.
But life should not be, under any eireum-
stance. Its a sacred thing given to man
ta cherish and preserve 1t is not to be
| yielded up voluntarily except for the
highest and noblest motives. Life should
be 50 sacred, that railroads officials will be
held to strict accountability for undue
speed or for earelessness.. The cireum-
stances attending this Canadian disaster
seem TO have been criminal in the extreme.
The prisoners Of the DeerhOund.
The question whether the prisoners with
which the Deerhonnd run of, do not, prop
erly belong to Capt. WinslUw is engaging
| general ihferestanot only in this country
but also in England.
The question: is very plain one to all
who are not sympathizers with the Ala
bama- All such maintain that when the
/ white fscr Nras raised hy- tho A Iabouna that
7Semmes and his crew became the prisoners
| Of Capt Winslow, Their rescue from the
water was merely question Of humanity.
The London Morning Post, is obliged to
put the question in this way, and says that
to decide the question is every close sail
ling" Not close sailing at all, we say, if
the question is decided in the light of sim.
pie justice.
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CieyeInnh NIornine Leader.

The Leader within the past week, has
pat on an entire new dress, and now
has u fine appearances. The Leader is an
excellent paper, and we roioiee at every
evidence of its prosperity. OJeriiH Neles.
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photographic Stufk.

.DHOFOGRABHI0 ALBUMS, AT
New York prices.
= R. B. DOUGLAS & Co,
-.-I -rrn l79 supsIiOr-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS - WINDSORS AND
Newton's and Goupils Oil and Water Colors, at
X, b. DOUGLAS \ co.'s,
~ 4 l79-SuperioT-st.
OVAL AND SQCAREGILT ROSEWOOD FRAMES
al z. b. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
179 SuperiOr-st.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF Celebrated
r. Paintings and Engravings, at
-s[r R. B. DOUGLAS & cos, 1
EWtfH A1 10 Superior J
{" CARTES DE VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
-- r. B. DOUGLAS 4 cos
s l79 Superior-st.
FINE ENGRAYINGS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
at RIB. DOUGLAS / cos,
apr29 179 Superfor-st.
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NOfice t0 C0ntraetOrs.

PROPOSALS win be received, at the
j Office Of the City Civil Engineer Until twelve
o'clock, July 10th, for grading and Improving
Spruce Street The Board Of City improvements
invite the submission Of bids, reserying the right
to accept or reject the same
JOHN WIITELAW,
JgIy12-lGl City Civil Engineer.
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DIVIDEND.

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS CINcIESATI X. r. Co. /
CLEVELAND, o., July II, 1854
UNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
Il this Company have declared a Cash Dividend
Of five per cent, and an extra cash dividend OF
three per cent, both payable at the usual places,
on and after August lst, next, free Of Government
tax. The transfer books will close the evening
OF the goth instant, and reopen on the % Of Au-
gust GEO. II. RUSSELL,
.julyI2-lGl Treasurer
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sirrer Chains.
dripping Composition,

7 ALOR'S SHEEP AND LAMB
DRIPPING COMP0SITI0N.-CUres
Scab, Ticks and Lice on sheep or cattle, adds
over pound Of wool to the fleece, improves
its quality, aud adds to the general health
Of the sheep, without danger Of taking cold
For particulars, apply to
LALOR BROTHERS,
Utica, n. Y.
J. n. Walsh, III Ontario-st, Cleveland,
Ohio, or II. ", MURRAY, Hartford, Trum-
bull Co, o., Wholesale Agent, to whom all
applications for sub-ageneies in the State Of
Ohio must be made.
june6-1G2
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,f0RNING HEADER
Printers' wanted.

Aaumber Of Printers can find perlna-
nent employment in the Leader News
Room at 20 cents per 1000 ems. ....I
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TWO DELIVERY TERRITORY

Between North and sostn Rerfy-st aud Wilson
Avenue loh from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson
FIRST DELIVERY Leaves at 500 4. NJ with pro-
eeeds Of all night mails and 500 4 n. Eastern
SECOND BELtyERY.-Leayes at $50 r. ii. with pro-
ceeds Of ell day mails l--1
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Paints, &c.

A TTENTION, PAINTERS.
M 20 tons White Lead, In oil.
tons Zinc, in OIL
5000 tons Red Lead,
100 Orange Mineral,
100 bbls Whiting,
@ 1000 bbls Chrome Green
1OuO bbls Chrome Yellow,
1000 bbls Iiihernian Green,
1000 bbls Indian Red, -.l-- ----.
10 casks French OehTe,
y casks Eng Ven. Red,
! Artists Colors and Brushes.
So The above articles we're bought last fall and
we viii sell at very low prices for cash. j ~ .--t
mars q a o. KEElER VOGT rI -
-r Tlt 'cIIlff .Ll Ut1 I
-t-i lsL-- - .7..'.scer r.. -t.i.- D j
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ISarifpItaraI Supplements,
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHIRE!!

The best ever offered to the public Iteombines all
the good qualities of other rstclass machines aud
possesses many advantages over any and ALI Of
them. Makes four different stitches, and has the
reversible feed. Hens any width hem, and sews
from the heaviest @ the ghtest fabric without al
teration. Cal and see them. 0
E. w. GLEASON & CO., Agents,
No 43 Public Square, Cleveland, and No. Merrill
Block, Detroit. Agents wanted. july9-R3
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We learn from the NelC Nation that the
new Frankfort Gazette, published at Frank
fort, Germany, declares itself in favor OF
the candidature Of Fremont. Who
speaks nsKt7 Eel Data
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CHAPTER IX.-TME kiss N THE DARK
,- After waiting six long hours,
And with hunger almost dead p
News came that the trsckw was mended
And the train soon vent ahead.
Soon passed a place called JohnstoWn
Filled with iron iUundrfes,
Where the people all we're working
Like lot Of busy bees
Then we came to a great tunnel;
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark as midnight,
Quick from her I stole kiss
= ''Oh,n she cried the people shouted,
And before we reached the Hight,
pesrine thrasgh the window,
In my seat again Al right
After passing the great tsnnel
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Cressou is its name;
Many people IN The summer
70 this Flaa.a-ssst--IF',t repair,
To ENJOY Its coUiing waters
And itspufe, fresh mountain air
At Altoona We took breakfast,
.It.was one O'Clock or more;
Such lot OF hunlry Hortals
Tag l ne'er laid ewes gu before;
All the goOd things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
Quickly bring more breakfast here"
Notice 70 Drafted Msa ana others n the seryica Of
Uncle SAM and al ~ want Of Rubber Blankets,
Rubber Coats, Lnggins Cashmere and Flannel
Shirts, Military Clothing Of anY and every des.
eriPtlon, Fine Clothing tor Spring and Summer
wear We have now the largest stock in the city,
which we VII sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole agent for The sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Macbines, storr's Autgmaton Prassman,
and Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk g-
Corner Superior and EniOn-sts.i
n0- Look out for the Giants--Sa mayfs
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aast.6)ffift GiHle.9abIe.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOE,

COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 10Th, 1864.
ISa5r Mails Will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
80 All Mains close one hour before departure of
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aaf a1e 20 ''t 0- 2. eged5 - : .-'e
ID .il s5 5r.
.-y- III -y.,rsr
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN = I'D

THE hOHANUE OF TIE RAILROAD. -
By the author Of The Fair Ihez - 80 The Prince Of
Wales, p ''Ihe Ghost Hunters, /" sc.
(CONTINuEBz}-
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The newspaper publishers of Michigan
met at Detroit last week and organized 8
State Press Association. IlT M q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-08
IMPORTANT no THE AFFLICTED

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
i DR. Dow continues ~ b consulted AZ his ofioe,
Nos, aud Endicott strest, Bos.en. on all dis
eases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE MATURE.
BY long course OF study and practical export
enoe of unlimited extent. DR.. ID. has nov
gra, ihestion OF Tres nting tbs unfortunate wa
remedies that have neyer.sinee he hri INTRODUCED
them, failed 10 cure the most alarming cases o.
GoNoRRHu:A AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of vtnf,p
end impure BIZ cd, I'm oteney, hcfufula, Gont
rhOea, Ulcers, Pain and Distress IN the reg
liz creation, lntia mmatlon OF the blaedes \
Kidneys, Hydrocl ., Atscessea, Humorr, mig
swellipgs,andth the To- 4 train OF hoifieie y mpto
attending this AS OF disease are " AIDE TO become
ar harmless ~ the simpl' st wRilings OF = cold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. ID. aeyo,es large portion Of HI time to The
treatment Of those cases caused by q secret and
solitary habit hich runs the body and mind, un-
atting the unfortunate individual for trsin - %
society Some Of the sad ant mtlancholy fleets
produ, ed by early laby,s Of youth, Weaknes, Of
The Back ana l. mba, azin "A Of the Head. dim
nees Of Sight, Pail itation Of the Hear, LysPepsss
Nervousness, Derangement Of the ID gee'ive func-
uons, symptoms oi Consumpt ch&e The esrfa
effects on the mind are much 70 he dreaded; Ice
OF memory, confusion Of ideas, depression OF sprs
it's, aversion q society, selfdstrus, timidity. &C.
J are among the evils produced. Scch rsrssne
! should, before contemplating matrmeny, commit
physician OF experience, and be ~ once restored
\ 70 health and happiness. 4Gtt
Patterns who wish 10 remain under DOVE
Treatment n few days or weeks, v u be furnished
| with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mod
crate. Medicines sent 10 al parts Of the country
with full directions for use. on receiving descrip-
Gons Of your eases. q ~. I'D y f-9-al-s ~
Or DOW has also Cor tale the French Capottest
| wsrranted the best preventive. Order BY mail.
Three for 81 and a red stamp. Ed
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CTATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Brandon Bank, . banking cor
porstion duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
the State of Vermont, iocs5ed and doing BUSH
uess at Brandor, in the county Of Rutland, have
made application 10 me requesting me to issue
proclamation designating some day for the ter.
mination Of the exis ence Of said corporation;
and whereas 1t has been made TO appear 10 me
that two thirds of the lega, votes of the stock
holders of said corporation we've given in favor Of
said AZ plication,
Now therefore, 7, JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
Governor Of the State Of Vermont, in conformity
with lid application and the provisions of sec
tons eighty six sud eighty-seven of chapter
eighty nine of the General Statutes of Vermont,
do here by issue my procamst on and declare that
on the lst day Of March, A ID. 1856 the said cor
pore ion Of the Brandon Bank shall cease TO ex-
ist as fully and with the same effect if ts char
ter ex red by the limIta ion therein.
Of this the cIedl.o Of said Brandon Bank and
all Others concerned, will take notice and Cover n
themselves accordingly.
In witness vasreof have hereuuto aligned my
name and caused the seal of the State 10 be here
unto fixed, in Executive Chamber at st, Albans
this nineteenth day Of August, in the year
ID. 81 Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-fogr, an Of the independence OF
he United States tho 81 ghty ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
BY the Governor.
sAMUEL WILLIAMS,
seey of @. Il NJ. Affairs.
A trse copy of record,
SAMUEL wILLIAEs,
Sec'y Of G. b N. Affair.".
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HIG lilly IMPORTANT TO FE-
LII, MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Dr, Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No, and
kndicott Direct, Boston, is consulted daily for AL
diseases incident TO the female systsm m. rroiAp-
Suppression, and other Menstrul Terangenents,
are all treated upon ne1 pathological principles,
and speedy Yebef guar antesd in very few days.
30 invariably certain Is tho new mode OF treat
ment, that most obstinate complaints yield UNDER
IT, and the afflicted person soon rel0ices in perfect
health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experit mes
in the cure Of diseases Of women and children
than any other physi ian in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who nay
wish TO stay IN Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DIR. Dow, since ls4S, having confined his wheis
attention to cfce practice, for the cure OF iTi-
vnte Diseases and Female Complaints, aekn0wi.
edges no superior in the United States.
N.B.-Ali letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. 10 r. n.
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DE- whidArs
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Prepared nom Pure Vegetable Extracts, e0atAi
ing nethiRg injurious TO the most delicate

On, tSoENSE VI LIZ ~
Prepared nom Pure Vegetable Extracts, eOatAip
ing nothing injurious TO the most delicate
The ReiuenAtlng Elixir Is the result Of r.odsr
discoveries in ths vegetable kingdom hcans 81
entirely new aud distract method Of cure, rres
pecuve OF all the old and vermont systsns
The medicine has been tested by the usosf sini
nent medical men OF the Day, and BY them pi0-
uouno, TO be one OF the greatest medical diseO'
eres Of the age.
Ons bottle viii cure seasral Debility.
A few 1osss cures Bystsrics IN f9InAles.
One bottle eur,3 PalpitAuON Of trS Hear.
A lev doses restores the ans genernuoh
From one 70 three bottles restores the mani
nsss and fui vlgOr OF youth.
A few doses restores the appetite. -
Three bottle wares the worst ease ri hmsS
ssAgy.
A few dose cures the low spirited.
One bottle restores the mental power.
A few doses bring the rose TO the cheea.
THIS medicine restores 20 manly viFoY ano re
BUS, heath the poor dehiltAted, worm down Ans
despairing devotes Of sensual pleasure.
The hstless enervatsd youth, the over-tashet
man OF business, the victim OF nervous depressioA
the individual suffering from general debility, o.
from weakness Of n single organ, VIII hnd imne
diate and permanent relief BY the use Of thi
Elxu or Essence OF Life. y.
Price q per bottle, or three bottles for %, AM
forwarded by Express, on receipt Of money! .
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
DR. ". n, MRRWIN 4 co.,
PRopRIxToRs,
% . M Ne. 80 Liberty 81, New Yoss.
Pond d Morse, Agents for Rutland. s-
lt" ia"S5 :mon wtd&fri:lyd&w
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NYATE OF VLRNONT - Rutland

SSTATE OF VER&ONT - Rutland
~ toun'ys.
Vhti ees, mms L. Thom's OF Rutland, in said
eopn y, has Sh lifted one, On Q Of III Judges OF
the 81 preme tuur' OF Vermont, her n-tiii, n ~,
iyor,e tet'inp for hA on N 20 Al .roh,
1870 . Was 'awfuly msried 20 T. ward Ihom
~, By fnos bo or, u en- Jast 90 ~ the Pace, -
Ma, ems, in ~ l.aaTei 0, county, NV York
Tina she an her h lsbsl d lived ,ogel err ~ sail
u la' d County vii about The 10 4 pril, IL 5;
thu size has ~. r sine Iesid ~ said hu lana
Z 'ty, and u At htrsa d lu,taed res dsw tn
cur thus State. Ia larib VA nova, in New foIk or
Can d. r a. wH'le She and htr ~ sh,nd %
H., getl,r, h,rs,N hu bard rated her With
IN o cradle 81, uatV a TO hat cause therein
yuR for di o O. 4 ON the b nds OF m ,tfimo-
ny wtp her SAL huNb ma. Which p-tltinn r..
,uIIal l. 80 aid Sup ems Go nt nest 10 be ho d.
EN- NJ and, iu aun t,r saii e,uny, On th' hrst
Mon lay after Ne f,urh IN siaJ a Janudy,
l6i, nd it up sling iha sid Ed sHfd Tom.
rrsu e,wi hoIt tn STATE,
ltIs olde d, irat lie be n,t fed 20 'Ipar ~
10 = said eUpr - - Stl ,rn, AMI ANEW 20
said p ,iicn, teIu Ii a'ion oil the subetsnce
OF sa.d lha AID TIN, 0i der, IN The hutlsnd n r
aid, nrwspap'r pal slel u srd at ~ d, three
we he s,ve y, he last Of which pub 10 tions
s1all be at at six weeks pieri.us 10 the said
0 gien Of said court
81 co al der my hand, at sd Rnuand, this
23d day OF Noyrmbr, A. u 1891. -.a-
l.. v. KELLeGh,
.rH Judge Of Supreme Court.
W, III. EnrrH ATTORNEY. AZ w