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Weet Virpinia:

West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of jefferson County on the list
Monday in July, 1867,
LEONARD PASSANO, JOSHUA PASSA-
NO, and - PASSANO, Merchants and
Partners trading under the name and style Of
LEONARD PASSANO & SONS,
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D. HUMPHREYS & co. Agents at Charlesiorn
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Still Another Chance.
] HAVE all the NEGATIVES madcin Charles
town, and will furnish PHOT0GRARtS from
them at Is cents apiece. Orders sent by mail at
tended to promptly. Enc'oso the money by mail
at my risk Address me as follows
AZ. SMITH.
Box Ia Charlottesville, Va.
March q, 1S67-Cm.
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE
on CAMP HILL AT HARPER'S FERRY,
FOR SALE.
Dwelling House

TEVIiE undersigned for himself, and on behalf OF
all the Heirs, and by their request, offers for
sale tho Valuable
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Notice.

7 HAVE made out all accounts, and must insis;
on ig,medjotc settlement The Books must be-
closed. From this date must do a strict CASH
business-no exceptions made.
June 20, lSGI-tf. =. X. AVIS.
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DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
TiiELODI MANUFACTURING CO..
CO Cortlandt Street, New York;
COAL.

CUMBERLAND ANDANTHRACITE COAL.
I WILL keep on hand atthe Charlcstown Depot
l COAL of the ditlcroutkinds, which viii be sold
by the Ton or Car Load at the lowest prices
August 30, 1866. !. D. STARRY.
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To 1hc Ladies'.

( AN making weekly accessions to my stock ot
/ MILLINERY GOOpS. TO which invite the
attention Of the ladies. Ny assortment includes,
always, the newest STYLES.
June II, 1867. MAGGIE W. JOHNSON.
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WILLIAM j. STLTHENS,

WILLIAM j. STEPHENS,
Trespass on tie case IN dS8mp5ii
and attachment
The object Of this suit is to obtain n Judge
mcnt for S146O, 30, with interest on $l79,45,
part thereof, from Aug. 18th, 1866 till paid,
with likcintercst on Sl22,Os, part thereof, from
June l4th, 1866, till paid, with likejutcrest on
so, AZ. another part thereof from Nov. 18th,
1866, till paid, with like interest on $4,000,
another part thereof, from December o. 1866,
till paid, with Ike interest on S529,S3,
another part thereof, from Feb. 10Th, 1851 till
paid; and it appearing upon affidavit fled in
this suit that said defendant is not G resident Of
this State, he Is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
1t is further ordered thai a copy Of this or
der he published once a week for four success
sive weeks in some newspaper in said County,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
House thereof on the first Monday after the
date Of this order.
Icsto-
W CTTkpTT%E
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Trustees Sale
JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIEGINIA


VI
VALUABLE LOT IN
BOLIVAR, JEFFERSON COUNTY, ". Va.
EIY virtue OF deed % .fYost executed b.
~ John G. Storm % The undersigned 20 Sc
cure certain debts therein mentioned 10 Isaac
FOuke--which deed is of record in the Clerks
Office Of Jefferson County aforesaid, 7 as tIus-
tee therein.
On THURSDAY, lat day Of AUGEST, 1867,
at II O'Clock noon, in front Of the Shenandoah
Hotel, in the town Of HarpeT's Ferry. viii eel
al public auction, 70 the highest bidder, fog
ready money, the
Lot Of Land
to rne IN Eaid deed coBveyed-said iot lying
and being 10 Bolivar, jefferson County. West
Virginia This lot is now vacant. but is tee
same on which the dwelling house Of ssid John
G. Storm formerly stood-fronting on Unidn
Street, andadjoiniDg the lot Of Michael Welsh
heirs. DAVID KOONCE,
July 10, 1866. Trustee
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* A. - ". Est
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SUNIAC.

7 WILL buy MI the SUMAC that il PURE. aut
/ properly gathered and cured and pay Cash toi
il at the rate Of
One Dollar Cor zGO Pounds
OR MORE, ACCORDING TO QUALITY
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Arctic Soda.

Our ruuntain is now ard will be kept in opera
I ton during the Simmer season. Anwishing
20 be refreshed hy a cool and sparkling glass of
Arctic Soda Water are invited to give Us 2 call.
May g. campbell, MASON.
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Gold sDarkEing

CODA WATER drawn from Porcelain Foun-
= tains. and free from all impurities, with va
riety of Syrups at the Drug Store Of
Nav Is. AISQUITH & BRO.
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GROFF HOuSE,

WIN. H. DIXON & son, PRoPnIEToas,
North Frederick Street,
Opposite Wiae5rsaaer Dc Cos St0rc,
FREDERICK. MARYLAND.
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ICE CREAM

in any quantity, and also that he viii furnish Fam
lies, Parties, &c, at the shortest notice, and a
as reasonable rates as can be furnished elsewhere
Nav :, ls6T.
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Domestic Nems.

WAsHINGroN, July II.
Col. Albert L. Hough from Gen. Thomas staff,
is now in Eastern Tennessee, investigating the
condition of the military commissions and the re-
outrages in that section, by direction OF Gen.
Thomas.
Mr. Conway. who has visited the Southern
States by direction of the Union League aud Con-
gressional committee, reports that 1000 Union
Leagues have been organized in the eleven South
ern States, and are in full operation, with mem
bership OF 200 900 loyal voters. He says that in
the present condition OF affairs other organiza-
tion can do the work required to advance the 10y
al cause.
Seuator Wilson and other members of Con-
gress desre him to return South without delay to
further prosecute the work in which he has been
engaged.
New ORLEANS, July l6.
The steamship Hernden two and half days from
Tampa, arrived here this morning in charge Of
acting master Verstle, u. S. Navy. She was
seized by the U. 5. authorities and awaits orders
from the Treasury Department The officers here
report Gomez had issued a proclamation de-
claring Tamaulipas sovereign State. Gomez and
Canales were raising troops to capture I ampco.
I'll utterly ignore Juarez and will proclaim Ell
ther themselves o. Orphegatti the head of the
Government
LOUISVILLE, July l6.
There is considerable excitement about the ru-
morcd explosion of the boiler OF the mail steamer
.
WASHINGTON. July IS.
Persons acquainted with General Sheridan say
that he will soon issue an order removing all tho
principal Office holders in Texas. ASA 4r + i.
HAvANNA, July u.
/ Forty free negroes took passage on the last In
| gish steamer for Africa. r.l ,r,,-rrr
The work of laying the cable will be commenced
on the 18th.
CINCINNATI, July H.
! passenger from Fort Benton explains how
Gen. Meagher came to be drowned He was en-
gagged in quarrel the afternoon of the lst inst.
with an Irishman, who had insulted him. The ex-
citement seemed to render the General delirious,
and at 10 p. NJ. he stole from his bed and fell
overheard. Search was made for his body, but
at last accounts it had not been recovered
New YoRK. July is.
Sanford Connover in his last application for
new trial, which was overrued, made an aili1iv
that his two principal accusers have since boasted
/ that by their swearing against him they preserved
the reputation and probably the life Of Jefferson
| Davis
/ The loss by the fire in goth street last evening
is thought to be over half a million. Insurance
/ small not one quarter
The loss by the Jersey city fire yesterday was
six hundred thousand dollars. Insured about one
half.
A dispatch from Leavcnworth says; A train
carrying Bishop Laruey, ten priests and six sis
ters of charity, who were going to Santa Fe,
captured by the Indians near Fort Learned on
| Sunday. The were killed and shockingly
mutilated, and the women carried of captives.
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/ but should be ashamed of my speech if spiced
it with profanity
Good Good | expected such report from
you " How about politics2'
The young man Of business had until this mo-
ment maintained perfect self-command; but when
the last question was put to him his cheeks grew
/ red as crimson
"Well, sir, suppose some folks think | am
politician" remarked the young merchant.
Sorry very sorry ~ observed the old man.
" couldn't help what happened, sr.n
You promised me you would have nothing TO
do With politics y
81 know did,
Well, t is strange that you could not keep
that promise easily as you kept the other two"
' Well. sir, have patience with me- and | will
tell you how it happened"
"Well, go on
As you are aware, was fortunate in trade,
honored my paper when it became due, paid with
interest the money you had the kindness 10 ad-
vance. | was a leading business man in the town
had opinions in relation to men and measures, and
did not hesitate, on all proper occasions, to ex-
press and defend them, aud sustain them with my
vote on election day
There can be no objection to that" remarked
the old man politics trade is what | dis
like"
As said before, got along well and as good
fortune would have it, persuaded some of my
friends TO think and vote as | did. Without con-
sutlng me one day at a State Convention, they
nominated me- for Governor aud ! was elected.
Indeed. / am on my way to Washington to
transact important business for the State"
The writer desires to say that this story is true
one.--Littte Corporal.
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A NEw LIGHrsMG RoD.-Mr c. c. Post, Of
Hinesburgh, has the agency for Vermont for the
Electro Magnetic Conductor or Combination Light
ming Rod. This is a rod which has been in use for
about Ave years, and yet its advantages over other
rods are so manifest that it is in good demand.
Every rod is a continuous cable Of iron and copper
wire combined, without break or joint. This COM
bination Of the two metals largely increases the
conducting power Of the rod, not only because cop
per Is a far better conductor than iron but also be-
cause the form of several intertwned wires gives
far greater conducting surface than be obtained
from a single rod Mr. Post is now at Burnham's
Hotel, where he will remain for a few days. and
give all information desired put up rods, or furnish
them for others to put up His post office address
is Hnesburgh, Vt.
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gorrign Nems.


CONSULATE, U. S.
VERA CRUZ, June 2S,
Via New Orleans, July 10.
Hon. Wm. n SeWqrd, Sse'y Of State;
The city of Vera Cruz and the castle of San Ju-
an ID Duiloa, is in the quiet possession OF the ma
tional Mexican, Gen. Benavids. ..
The Imperial Chiefs and foreign troops have
left the country
(Signed) L. IL. SANBuRs,
u. s. Consul.
NEw YoRK, July 10.
A dispatch from New Orleans says 1t is stated
that several more Imperial prisoners have been
condemned at Queretaro, Two transports have
been bound for Vera Cruz with the French
flag at their peaks The death Of Santa Anna is
said TO be confirmed. Several Liberal Generals
had resigned on account of the bloody work at
Qurrctaro.
A special Washington dispatch says Mr.. Alb
bott the brother OF the historian. has pushed the
proposition TO leading members of Congress for
annexation of Mexico which he intimates, meets
with the appreciation OF Juarez aud the Chiefs of
the Mexican Republican party.
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We understand that ground will be broken on
the Lebanon Springs Railroad on Monday next
The road is to be completed by June, 1868. The
contract for building the road has been taken by
T. W. Park
The Troy and Bennington Railroad from IIoosie
Junction TO the Vermont line, which no trains
have been for several months, it is given out by
the managers, is now permanently abandoned.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of the State of YER
mont have accepted an invitation to lay the corner
stone of the "Norwich University at Mortified, on
Thursday August list, The railroads win carry for
fire one way,
1t lis charged that secy McCulloeh has refused
places to disabled soldiers, and appointed to clerk
ship man named Aiken, formerly of Randolph,
VT, and notorious Mrs. surratt's attorney
The pittsburg (Pa.) Post, Democratic, advises it's
party, in case the Republicans nominate Gen. Grant
for the Presidency to disregard party ideas and
vote for him.
The Dayton (ohio) Empire, Vallandigham's or
gan, has disappeared, from inability to live.
Moody Rich, of Maidstone, now eighty seven
years old, has resided the farm where he now
lives eighty years. le was Eeyer sick, though
he is now feeble with the weight fyears.
Ten cheese manufactures now in operation
in Delaware county, Ia, which consume 1900 bar.
rels of milk daily,
Mrs Earle Davis died very suddenly at Royalton
July 9TH, probably of appoplexy
Editor Jones of New York has pulled the nose Of
Cyrus W. Field, the telegraph man. OH MIR
Jones what ii Cyrus had blown his nose just a
that momcntS On!
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guatrbman & State 5OurnaI,
BY E. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. july "a. 1866

The Picnic Of the Sabbath School Of the Conere-
gational church on Wednesday, lasted through one
Of the most beautiful days of the and To-
Gated in beautiful spot, with woods at hand for
shade aud seats and swings, pond for boating
grass pats for croquet, and as lovely landscape
view as can be found any where in Vermont. We
suppose few are aware thar the valley Of the Wi
noosk from Green Mount Cemetery westward
with the mountain spurs running down on each side
and Camels Hump in the back ground, very close
" resembles, on a much smaller scale, the famous
Valley Of Chamounix at the foot Of Mont Blanc
The view most be taken from the hill in the rear Of
Mr.. Bradshaw's residence in Berlin, and nearly
midway between his house and the woods at the
brow Of the hin We have stereoscopcy both
Of Winoosd and Chamounix, and the general re-
semblance is remarkable
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MARROW EscAPE.-On Thursday. a slater from
NorthAeld fell from the roof Of the Court House,
making complete somersault, hut was caught by
the leg and saved by his assistant who was at the
mouent going up the ladder with load OF states on
his head The assistant not only saved his master,
but also his load Of slate.
The Honorary degree of d. D. was conferred on
Rev. Alonzo Webster, at the recent commencement
OF Allegheny College.
Dartmouth College has given the degree OF Doc
tor OF Divinity to WIN. II. Lord of Montpelier.
DROWNED Edison Goodeu of ofNewfane, aged 23i
and James L. Morgan of Pownal, aged y
On Saturday last the steam boiler Of the taunery
of Huntoon & Gleason at Cuttingsyille, exploded
tearing away portion Of the root Of the building,
and scattering large amount of leather hides and
pelts in all directions The amount OF damage is
about $1,000. Three men employed in the tannery
\ fortunately escaped without injury.
/ new post Office has been established at tue ter
minus of the Conn. Pass. r. r., called North
Derby, and Geo. E. West has been appointed post
master.
The Concord Monitor has yet to see the firstmem
Der Of the legislature who voted for the increase Of
pay to s4 per day they were all opposed to the
measure, but strangely forgot to call for the yeas
and nays,
John Allen, who weighed 36s pounds, died a
Troy, N. Y, on Sunday, and was buried Tuesday ),
in the largest coffin made in that city. 1t meas
ured FIVE feet inches in length, two feet across
she shoulders and twenty-one inches in depth
California flour is 50 per barrel and in great de-
mand at Yokohama, Japan. Let us all 30 to Japan.
Late dates from Salt Lake say the secret Of the
difficulty between Brigham Yonng and Orson Pratt
is that Young stopped Pratt's checking against the
church fund in the bank of England. Pratt says
the funds belong to the church and that Young is
not the church and he has come home to look into
the matter.
"veteran Observer" thinks the absolute money
value Of the crops this year will be four hundred
millions of dollars greater than in 1866.
The New Haven Mills cheese factory turns out
, GOO lbs of cheese per day and shipped 5000 pounds
l. on Monday last.
The graduating class at Barre Academy num-
% bered nine, Ave Of whom will enter college.
y The National Bank at Derby Line pays dividend
Of six per cent free Of government tax.
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Recently Milwaukee police officer detailed
70 take insane man to an asylum. The man
went along quietly until the end OF the journey
reached, when, instead Of being delivered TO the Of
icers Of the asylum, he very quietly delivered the
astonished officer, who, before he had opportun
ty for an explanation found himself locked up in a
cell and was told that strait jacket awaited him
he made any demonstrations. 1t some time be-
fore the officer could get his story believed and
change places with the unatic, who of boast-
ing OF his skill in outwittng his keeper.
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THE LITTLE CoRroEAL for July is number one
OF volume FIVE so new subscribers to this excellent
paper for children should commence now. 81 per
year The Waiehman and State journal and the
Little Corporal together s2.75 per year. If you
wish to order the Little Corporal only, send 81 to
Alfred l.. Sewcll, Chicago, Illinois. We give a
specimen article.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

AND TN HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHONn.
An Essay for Young MN ne Crime of Solitude
and the Physiological Ffrofs Abnses and Diseases which
create impe5imcnts 20 MARRIAGE. with sure means
Of Relief sentn seaedletter envelopes fee Of charge
Address DR. sklLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard As
sociaiior Philadelphia, Pa.
Mau lR. 1857. dAwam
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BATGHEIOR'S HAIR DYE.

Th. spiendid Halr Dye Il the ne world The only
aud psrst DgeHarmeas, Reliable instanianeous N9
disappoiutmHnt 40 ridiculous uns Nhtnfel hlaeh snn
har leaving and beautiful fhe genuine assigned H
AN Bateaeior. All Others mere imatous and should
be avoided sold nv All Druggists and Perumers Factory -
u.rrlav streat. New York. 4Oiy daW.
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BsNSISGroN CouNT RsruBLlcAN TICKEr.-
Harmon Canfeld Of Arlington, H. 6. Root OF Benz
uington, Senators; Leander Powers Of Bennington,
Sheriff Rlnney Howard of Manchester, States
Attorneys E. NJ. Aylesworth OF Arlington, Hiram
Cole OF Shattsbury Assistant Judges James l..
Mccall of Rupert, High Bslliiii e. b. Burton Of
Manchester for Manchester district, Thomas S.
White of Bennington for the district OF Bennington
Judges Of Probate.
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The President sent an absurd message to Corr
gress on Monday, suggesting that as Congress has
superseded the rebel State governments, the L. s.
ought to assume the debts incurred by those States
previous to the war! II will be wiser and cheaper
to reconstruct them and then permit them to pay all
debts they owed when the rebellion commenced.
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WOOI NARI)IN

The tubscrber viii continue the business Of Wool
Cariug AZ bis old stand in Pl,nied village the ensuiug
season where he will 0e ready wait all who MAY
sfe ht 20 favor bun with their custom Wool mas b
let at 4 Crosss Store 10 Montpelier village, whence d
VII be- taken aad 90 which p ace the rolls vii be re-
turl cd iree fom any extra charge ..
SAMUEL WILSON.
PIainG. ID, June 1867 das 2mo.
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Special Notiers.
G9927lPP G997Ps!.NIlE NEAEG+@E9

without specaces Doctor Medicine. rost paid
recept of 10 cous Address DR. y, B FOOrE, tauhor o.
Medical Common senscl No. ITO Lexington Avenue
Ehrt galh ST.. n. v 0lI
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agricultural.
HIS COWS ALWAYs DO WEI

HIS COWS ALWAYS DO WELL.
Ia a letter to the New York Farmers Club, Mr..
j. l.. Humphrey OF New Bedford, gives the fol-
lowing account of the management by which his
cows are EXEMPT from caked bag, and other dis
eases which affllc many dalries - a u.
81 never had any trouble in that direction. no
matter how fat the COW may be at the time Of calv-
ing. | keep the best COWS that can get and ind
il most profitable for my purpose to have them
calye only once in eighteen months. feed mod
eratey on grain--generally oats and corn mixed,
With the addition of roots during the wnter-so
that my cows, though they may milk down thin du-
ring the first six or eight months, will always
come up again before dry them oh never let
them 90 dry less than fioo months three 10 better
IL il ocetirs in summer and | always take away the
grain as soon as they are dry, and sometimes be-
! fore IL too much inclined TO milk. For two or
three weeks before caying keep them on spare
bat laxitive diet-if in winter early cut hay or
corn fodder aud hay with few roots but mo str0aa
After calYng give pound of EPSON salts, aad
| a few hours after warm bran ntash--sealdlng the
! bran with boiling waler--commeneing TO feed
little hay in twelve hours from caving, and Il ad-
ally increasing 10 full feed after two three days.
| Since have adopted this course ! have had no
trouble with the bag but what would readily yield
to a few applications of hot water followed by dry
rubbing"
! WAsHrNaroN CouNry FARMs.--Ihe following
! is table Of the number Of farms, with the number
of acres, in Washington County - 9a 1a
| Number containing three and under ten, |
Number containing ten aud under twenty. 80
Number containing twenty and under fifty. $50
Number containing fny and under one hun
1red 1,24s
| Number containing one hundred and under
FIVE hundred, 9Oz
Total, 2,oiz
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TnE PES AND PsSoiL is the title of new
weekly journal OF light literature, published at New
York by r. Il. Dawley Co., and sold by newspa-
per dealers. Price 10 cents per number.
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Pittsburg PA. has enjoyed the spectacle Of a
"balloon marriage" like that Of two years ago at
Central Park. The Alderman who performed the
ceremony took the prociution Gin addition to his
personal ballast) of having the balloon strongly
cured by "a cord hundred feet highs and after he
alighted the happy couple went of a bridal tour
2000 feet above the earths level.
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large company from Western New York has
gone Portland to talk the railroad question.
Several Vermonters joined them, and the editor OF
this paper would gladly have joined them if he could
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-24

Roll or lIoNoR.-We have received from y. s.
Q NJ Generals office another Roll Of Honor, from
which we select the burial places Of Vermont SOL
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rRRnRs or YOUTH

Gentleman who suffered flr years from Nervous DEBILITY
Premature Decay, a the effects n olthtal indscIruou
win. e saee of tug rnF humanity SEND f1s e ~ Hao
nee the recipe and direct 1us Tor sin re pe he
by which be sas cured sanrrs saios g pfoh ~ tne "a
y-f.fis addressing ia ict cnnui
dence, JOHN IS. OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., N-e y lors.