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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

We print on the outside of this paper a
short but excellent speech made by Mr.. Eds
munds on the question of taxation and finan-
ces. If all our congressional financiers were
as sound in their notions as our Vermont
Senators, we might hope the currency would
not be &c watered until it was worthless,
and the government credit would not suffer,
as it does now, with all men who believe
promise to pay can never be fairly liquidated
by compelling the creditor to take another
and poorer promise to pay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
THE MARKETS
BOSTON CATTLE MARKE

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported AID autographed expressly s Green uoy.
tain Freeman
Al Cambridge and Brighton. for the neck
ending April s, 1868.
The following is the amount Of stock at Market.
e. e.; :; IS: :. ';ss e; 1900
Beef-Extra SIS so to sI6 90 frs. quality 81 % to
ss Oo I'd quality s 90 20 "a 80 81 S a%sIy sl9
dressed beef A few choicest single pairs SIG . 10
sS % Ba Sc r. Go TO 6 ee 90 per gT pair or according
their value as Beet. Handy Steers, 1928 to 500.
Mich Cows-s6o to s75 extra good, ssoto sioe, with
or without calves, NAV be agreed fsrrow aud ordins
y sfoRrsSYearings 5000 500 years 70 To
sheep and Lambs-6 to 90 extra 9io 10 CTS. per
h. on live weight or 80 90 to 80 90 pet head.
s6oteSE wholesale, 8 to .. Retsil-s 10.
Hides-Brighton to 81 cts Country lots, . 10 q
Tallow-s 10 81. Country lots : TO &c.
PeIts-I.ambs 90 TO 50 30 each dry 62to 80 Co..
alfskins, Is TO j. cts
Of,ba c,uIe in m,rse 50 are from Maine, los IRON,
New York 1919 from Vermont, liz from Massachu>eus
53q from the West This is the thIrd week Of short
49, md of advancing prices. Over che half ct th4
esero stock arrived saturday, and sold pre-
vious market day Trains arrived IN good season
Cambria and the m1rket was on the rampage,
we think rather ahead of the expectations Of the
ye-s aud cattle probably sold early Ye<tertry
morning lower than they have been since Cool uts
NortheTn cattle sold Cambridge, at l. cents
with an allowance for ofai that favored the seller
Fair oxen sold IL per pound. and steers
and W. at l3 To per iuni or the Western
40 sold IA Il Il I'D SIX, - at Is 2cts -
ar n cts 81 SIX, Is 81 skt 81 Al Is cts,
az ~ al 1853 cts, 30 sk 10 at II ct<, live weigh
al % sk 90 at I6 cts ss To 81 sk shown.
an advance prices uneaf [" tn rec ouTths cents
pounis from last week, and butchers leave IRA
short rationS-
A severe SHOWS storm prevailed yesterday. changing
into rain IN the pom .kng the yards very
agreeable
The supply Of sheep l. more abundant than Of cattle,
hut without any material change IN prices tins branch
of trade rather favors the droyer<. Iaere was v-ry
sper or lot of sheep we,hers, III Il lbs each
I'D hy T. Winnie of jericho, Albany Co y Y. They
were selected last fall by NJ. w IN Cana Ia W
derstood their cost Brighton Ia II Cts per b.
100 fine wool sheep, l2> lbs fed by Ea,tu* Billings c
Hat6eld Mass were sold droveT's commission over
9 - each Ordinary lots sold at &, . d.
cts per III. lOf the whole numbers we're Western
and abe If I7dO from the New England states
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

ihL LITTLE CORPORAL, for April published by
ieo L. oeweh OF Chicago, is received and is
captivating for the young folks as usual
LIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, for March, re
printed by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co NJ
New York, has The following articles de-T-pion
+ iehch Crlucisms-M Renan; The Financial Re
latlons of England and India; Recent Spanish Ro
manees' Popular Philosophy in its relation to Life
Montalambert' Monks of the West; The Queen
highland Journal; The Atomice Theory of Iucre.
thus Ireland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
The Railroad Blockade in South
western Vermont.

We printed, few weeks ago, with much
pleasure, an item announcing that Mr.. I.
W. Park, of Bennington, the principal owner
and the manager of the Bennington and Rut-
land railroad, and the Troy and Boston rail
road company had come to an agreement in
respect to their matters of difference, which
agreement would result, it was expected, in
giving the people of Bennington county, and
along the line of the Bennington and Rut-
land read renewed connection with Troy, by
the way of the Troy and Bennington railroad
The latter road, some of our readers Will re
member formerly operated by the Troy and
Boston company, and now partially at least
under their control has not been used for
any connection with the Bennington and
Rutland road since sometime in January,
1867. This interruption IN railroad commu-
ncation has been a great injury to all the
business interests of southwestern Vermont.
and has occasioned much deserved indigna-
ton against the Troy and Boston Company
The Bennington county papers last week
contained a communication from Mr.. Park
in which he states that his and the public
expectation, that his agreement with the Troy
and Boston Company would result in re
newal of railroad communication with Troy,
has thus far been disappointed. Mr.. Park
had been at an expense of about $4,000 in
putting down new rails to get his own road
ready for the expected connection, but the
TROY and Boston seemed to have no DISPOSE
ton to meet him at the State line. Since
then, however, the Troy and Boston have
made this proposition
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

A Washington dispatch says the Supreme
Court has decided that all cases of confsca-
ton, where there was no trial by jury, were
null and void. The decision was unanimous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

The Richmond Wing terms the United
States q short-lived and prematurely rotten
republic What does it think of the Con-
federate States?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
Our WASHINGTON Letter.

The PRESIDENTS AnScer. -hceping S.cindhng
Officials IN Ofoe.-Mr. Johnson's Counsel.
- Watering Senqt0rs.-T0 he no DclaY.-
BmIer as a Manager ProgresS. - Ofher
Matters
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

"h N "ArERBURY.-The sugar house of
Dudley Swazey, of Waterbury. was burned
on Monday night last.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

COMMERCIAL.
MARX New York, April g. Flour sales 200
Dds state and Western duit and medium and higher
grades hrmer Southern quiet and dropping sales
~ Dds California Hour quiet. Wheat duh and m
favor OF the buyers les $1,000 bush Corn IN c low
err sales $1,000 hush, mixed Western 81 y 10 30
ad"at Oats hrmeT, Western Reef steady,
Pork opened heavy aud lower and closed frmar n-s.
So 9JTo 26 To- Lard irmer Is To I7lc Ruttar 6rm
lands 70 O 29lc -
MONETARY AFF.rRs stock active Gold 1877. e.
U. =. 3 los. 1909.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
TRUE. but %TsG Ns.s5.

Ny person by sending their address with 20 cts.
will receive, hy mail. the Name and Carte de NISite
o their future Wife Husband also
may gain love person they choose instantly.
Address REEVES & co,
spF l0m6 = Nassau ST. New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
OFFICE T. & B. r. X. Co., }

Troy, n. Y, March Both, 1868.
Dear Sir Il am directed to say that we
have had the following understanding with
the R. q S. r. r. Co., with reference to a
connection with your road. We are not to
receive at State Line for Troy, or points
south or west of Troy, freight coming from
East Dorset or any station north of there
We will run one passenger train daily to and
from State Line, leaving there in the morn
ing in time to connect with our train due at
Troy lat presently at 9:25, and returning the
train to or from our train leaving Troy Cat
nresentr at 5 Pm We will also run one
freight daily to and from State Line.
AS the R. & S. are part owners of the Troy
and Remington Railroad lease, we are
Obliged to consult their wishes and be gov
erned in part by their views in the matter of
making a connection with your road. very
much regret that the arrangement proposed
is no better but under the circumstances the
accommodations are the best that can be af-
forded. Should you decide to accept the
terms proposed, shall be glad to meet you
arrange details.
Very truly yours,
C.. w. MosELEY, Supt.
The "R& 81 is the Rensselaer, and Sara
toga railroad; but we understand the only
control which that company has over the
Troy and Bennington was given them by the
Troy and Boston company.
A large meeting was held at Bennington
last Friday, at which were representatives
from all the towns interested in this railroad
communication. Mr. Park informed the
meeting that while he regarded the above
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
IMPORTATION.
TO EoNSsJIpFEVES.

The REV EDWARD 4. WILSON viii send <free Of
charged 10 all who desire it. the prescription with the di
for making and using the simple remedy 10y
hch he cured OF lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption His only object benefit the
afflicted he hopes sufferer viii Try pre-
sorpton, will cost them nothing and prove
blessing. Please address
spF22vl Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
NcI65 south Second St, WilliamsburEh, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

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but the quantity and natural gossnes. This by
every Mrs. r A. Aliens Improved new style,
Hair Restorer or Dressing On boitle) Every Drug
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
OUE OF SoisSS.''

"OI = OF SNfsSS''
Take DIR :. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BlTTERS,- the most medicinal in the market EStab-
lished in lSaS. Nlln6sn
PH.loS ANo TEE rorE,-Three Italian bells
were baptized by the Pope short time aco-housannds
of American bellies selfbaptized every dav with
Phalon's g FLOR DE MAYO the new perfume for the
handkerchief Sold by all druggists. MI2eopw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.

'INHE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tor those BROWN
L DIscoLoRtrtoNs on the face Is Pe-rs's 1l3th
freobie Lotion Prepared ou'y BY DB. B. t. PERRY A.
Bond 81, New York 30 Sold everywhere.
NJ m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

L. L. O.
Try a box OF PoLAND'S PLANTAIN OINTMENT
The best Save the world. Take no other but insist
having thus.
For sale by all Druggists aud country de.lerS
nR. J. r. POLAND. Manufacturers
see advertisements
F&M4l>ply.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08
To BE No DELAY

The President was very angry at the re
plication Of the House, feeling himself in
suited at 50 sweepinga reply to his long and
carefully prepared plea His efforts for delay
have thus far been unsuccessful, and there is
a prospect that there will be no delay at all
till the trial is closed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

This week has been occupied in taking
testimony for the House. 1t will probably
be all IN by tomorrow night. The defence
will probably occupy two weeks at least.
and perhaps strive to delay by sending
far Cen Rnmssnan who - :" n-o.-..,, "od
some other far distant persons. But at
present the prospect of speedy end to the
trial, and an early close of the session of
Congress is good
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

Mr.. Buffers opening argument on Mon
day was very powerful and valuable as an
exhaustive treatise on the law of impcaeh
ment. Mr.. Butler is gaining great credit for
his conduct in the case, showing himself To
be able to cope with the great lawyers OF the
country successfully. His strength lies in
his being very quick to perceive any a l.
vantage and turning it to account, and also
to his being perfectly logical, that his
conclusions are strong and hard to be over
turned None of the counsel have as yet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

Ptzes cashed and information given highest raic.
paid Tor spanish oonboons and all kinds of Gold and
silver. by GEORGE UpusN
gprFm36sp Nam proyidauce II I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-08

The Maryland militia is in grief. The Leg
islature adjourned sine de, after which it was
discovered that the enacting clause had been
left out of the act appropriating 100000
for the uniforms and arms of the militia The
act is therefore null and void
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

NoR sALE-KEAL EsTATE-sEvERAL auE.
dred Gotten and Sugar Plantations located m the bet
portions Of be cotton and growng Also Rice
Orange Orchards and large bodies uable
timber lands Also large variety Of City subafb
property improved and unimproved in the residences
building lots and favorable Partie,
Fish invest viii do wei TO call examine Prorsr
Miler Gard Real Estate Agests No. IS CsrondeIst
street, New Orleans.
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HANK RUPTCY-ESTATE OF GEORGE
Brott, individually sud rs n member of the firms
u Btott Davis snd Bott. avis Shons aud CHI Sc
a. Rowey-UBited States Marshal's Office District
q Louisiana New Orleans, june 20 1868 THIS give no
tee that on the 2Dh dsy June d. 1863 warrant ia
Bankruptcy issued against the George F. Brott
New Or ans IN the sh Of Orleans and state If Louis
lana who adjudged nkrupt his ttion; that
the paymet OF de0s and delivery any property be-
longing TO sucN bankrupt tn i'm for his aud the trans
fer OF properly by him forbidden law; that meet
IN Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt prove debts
sLd 70 choose one asgnees OF estate wal be
teld a Court Of BANKRUPTCY be holden Custom
house bui ding in y Getty OF New Orleans before
1868. Mt 10 O'Clock N
No S95.
ie23 jus U. s Marshal District on louisiana
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SHERIEf'S SALES.


JOS. ]. ASTON vs. WIN. CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trict Court of New Or eans-No. 26 ,a2
PX VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure md saIe
ID to directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court Of New Orleans the above entitled cause viii pro
coed 20 sell at public auction at the Merchants
tiers Exchange Royal street. between and
Streets IN The Second District Of this city, TUESDAY July
Fourteenth 1868. at II o'clock NJ:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
ing or IN wise Appertaning situate the First District
OF this city designated by the Nos and in square
number elk hundred ana thirty bounded Common
GTaVr, q yoso and SacedO streets. plan agn by
Catalng Cee architects the 10th March, 1866 and de-
posted ~ ONCE OF A Bienvenu notary public this
can ventyegbt feet and Eve lines ont
on Gsver STR ct by one hundred twenty feet depth
eno which said above descr bed VIM
Coleman, defendant herein from j. j. ASTON per act pa sed
lS66. N''
seized in the above suit
rs 1ERNs-l. In cash sufficient amount to pay plain
tin ella smouniiI to the of Ewo Hundred Dollars
2O with per cert interest Pc enc hundred
SlOO from the 2lst May 1866 the Path MAY 1867
amos per cent annum thereafter the day of ale
snu also cent interest
lars Sl from the 2ls Nav 1866 TO the 24th May 1868
per ee snuum thereafter until the Three
Dollar $50 costs of nOars copy and suit cash on
the spot The purcha 90 the extent of the
smount OF his bid the payment of pomssory notes Sc
cured by mortgage said petv each for sum ofse
Hundred Dollars sI drawn defendant his own order
dated New Orleans May "a 1866 respectively three
and four years after bearing the rate Of DER
cent per from ds until maturity and per cent oe
annum until paid the ance Of the brice
OF adjudication off any cash on the spot
aEO W. AVERY
Jei5 tyl IA Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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GEO RGE PURyEs VS.. WIDOW MARIA SMITH,
Second Judicial District Court Parish Of Plaque

GEORGE PURyEs VS.. WIDOW MARIA SMITH,
Second Judicial District Court Parish Of Plaque
No. 7U9.
RY VIRTUE Of an Has Writ Of FIeri
OFacss directed by the Honorable the second Judic
District Court Parish of Plaquemiues in the ented
cause, to Harry Hays, late sheriff. and by late shr Il
90 me tranfe' ed will to sell Fublc Auction At
NE Merchants' and Auc"nsers Exchange Royal street
between Sana and Cgstornhou streets n the Second DIS
irct Of this city. TUf SOAY, 1868 as n oeIoc
NJ, The II owing described property, TO wit:
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND together with All the
IN thereon rights, privileges usae Gus
toms shd appurenanees there ntO belonging wise
sppeTtaniDs mated in The Fourth strict or this civ 10
the guare no go bounded By Jsckso frytsna Josehae
and NsNaoes or st charles streets Sa lot
by nun Der ana 81 feet II niche lines fonI on
Ptauia street, BY abOut III feet Deep bounded on the
lower eide by the church lot Ct Prgsna and Jo h
streets and the upper side by lot bel nging the estate
Of Erastns W Smith, d erased
Bitg the ame property acquired by defendant by pr
chase from joseph W. Ellis Per act passed before j.
Bfeedoye notary public in this city the sd day Noysm
Der, 1858
Se'zed in the above suit
RJ- TERMs-Cash on the spot.
GEO. ". AVERY,
jelSj IA Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
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BANKRUPTCY-RSTA r. W. OGDEN
a Individually, and a member Of the firm of Cusachs a
ngden-On ite2 States rshals on District of Louisiana
New Orleans JuHe 1908 This notice that on the
second day OF June, A ID 1868 Warrant Bsnkruptcy
was Issued aga INST n- estate Of K W Ogden individually
ara as member Of the firm of Cusaehs Ogden New Or
leans in the parish Of Orleans and state OF Louisiana
Was adudged nkrupt his petition pay ment
Of any debts and delivery of property belonging
bankrupt to him or for his and the transfer Of
cry by him Ridden by law; tn meeting Of the
creditors Of the laid bankrupt to
choose one more assignees Of his will at
curt OF Bankruptcy, TO be ho the custom House
building in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana before O.
Kellogg Register on the hrst day OF July A. 1865 at
O'Clock N.
No $40. F. J.. HEBRON
iel0 jyl U, 3. Marshal. District OF I,ou,siana
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MRS. willow McHFNRY rs MtC9AEL DoLAN.-
Nos ie5l snd l652-Six Jut &c Court
RY VIHTUt of wv w. its Of nerf factas
ID drecsed by the Honorable The Ju-ricr n
beTed snd entitled casses viii proceed TO sell At pablc
auCt SATURDAY the 9th day of June 1868 At 10
o'ciocs A n, Is the Of Constance and Felicity
streets
vsntory
HS- TKRMs-Cash in o. S Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON, Constable
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BY @. DE FERRET.

AUcrIoNEER-OnieeS IS BienviIls str.-t
SATURDAy, Juiy 18th, Is0s, AT IA
- O'Clock the Merchants auetone.r.i Rxrhan-s
ko street between Canal CustOmhouse strsets b
lubhe auction by virtue Of IT m The Hon,rahia
John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District ton Of ~
dated June g. 1855 the following described Real Es
LOT ~ GROUND IN the square bounded By Washing
ton LApage Sixth and Seen forming the earner
OF sslngon and seventb measuring 90 et n M
On street by 10 et In depth Seventh street.
together With an old house erected tfeieon ''
sutject 10 all claims thst Mrs. 4 r. Geines NAV have
again 8 this property ~ NV
s8- IsRns-cssh IN u 3. Treasury Notes
Act OF sale with u g. internal revenue stamps attached
before A. Dorioeout notary public. purchasers ex-
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IN BANKRUPTCN-ESTA OF ROBERT
Bloomer individually and as Pemoer Of tue Arms Of
blOemer Holmes. ID. A Ho mes and p. Griffin CO.
Uni,sd statts MaTshss Cce, District Of Louisiana New
Orleans, june B6Th is to give notice that the 9th
Gay OF June D. 1873 warrant IL bankrupt issued
sgsnss the estate OF kobert Bllomer individually and
member Of the fins of Boomer Holmes, d A Holmes,
and p Orn Co, Of NV Orleans in the Parish Of Or
lesns snd State Of Louisiana who sdudged bankrupt
on bis lettiOn hat tie yment Of any debts and
livery o any property hello gng to such bankrupt him
Tor bis use and the transfer OF property by him for
0oden BY law that meeting OF the t0r Of the said
bDkrup to prove their Debts and 10 choose or more
assg II estate, Vill held Court kruatcy
TO he holden the Custom House building in the city New
Orleans Louisiana before g Kellogg Register, on the
oh day Of J5y, A. 1865, at O'Clock NJ
No SCI + HEBRON,
je9 jy3 U. s. Marshal DiTtrict Of Louisiana
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CONSTABle'S SALES.

LEWIS HUNTER VS. l. II. LKvT-sECoND JUS
tees Csua-kO 4l23
Rf VIRTUE of n writ OF aerf facins
~ n directed by the Hon Paris Chdress second
tice OF Pe.ee parish Of Orleans will Or sell at Pubic
auction. Merchants and Aactioneers' Exchange
Rysi street between Can-l and Gust mhouse streets on
r. ESDAY July 7tb, 1868 1T II O'Clock ~ the follow.
lrR described prOpe ~, 10 Wit
THE UNLIQUlDAlE ed INTEREST Of L. H. Levy IN
The rm and stock Of Goods II Levy Fass Co and Adler
Pass Co ding business at the Canal ana B.
s7p- TBRxs-Cssh the spot In Z. s. Treasury Notes
II. PEhNIMAN. Constable
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N RANKRU aTCY

IN RANKRU TOY ESTATE or AARON
BTseh individually and rs q member Of the firm Of
Hirsch Adlerl nited States Mammal Cice Dstrct of
Lou ma, Hew Orleans June s6S This is give rotcs
mat On the oh day OF Juue, 1865 Warrant in nkruptcy
was issusd against the estate Of Aaron Hrsch individually
and ss mser oftne firm Of Hrsch Adler ofNew Orleans
IN the parish OF Orleans and State Of louisiana who
judged bat kupt on petition the DtymontO any
debts and delivery Of any belonging bauk
u 20 him or for lis and the sfer
by him oIbdcea by law thai meeting Of the creditors
OF the said bankrupt TO their debts and
more assignees To estate will be he Court OF BANK
rupcy 10 b holden at the house building the ciy
OF New Oresns ouiana before q keri
he 81 day Of July, A. ID 1853, at O'Clock NJ
No s64. f. J. HEBRON,
leo i.3 Marshal District n Tscnis;apa
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r. sAkkAzINh
TOBACCO MANUFACToRY.
Corner Charsres md Can't 3.

Corner ChArsres and Cont strsen
Mt sARRAzIN thankful for ire patronage extsnaed
1m since me establishment Of his factory c0nstanty
s pest exer Ions TO increase his wsdes-ved reput
sop snd nov able oner the Southern
ee OF cut fob-cco smoking put NJ In ali orts Of
.es 20 suit the trade His Chewing Tobacco
ripes cigars, ETC. u renewed By every arrival