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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
lRSr REGIMENT VERMONT Nj
a -Thc tir.l and staff officers

FIRST REGIMENT VERMONT MI
TIA The feed and staff officers
iac First Regiment are announced
follows; 7. ). Peek. Col, Bar.
-.9u; 7. l.. Davis, Lieut.. Col ,
afford Wan. l.. Greenleaf. Sen.
Major. Wiuooski; Darius Mar.
!, Juuior Major. Mili,ebury; -
:. Peck, Surgeon. Burlington;
!. Champion. Assistant s5urge0N.
iuonSAi J. L. Batchrlder .AdIu.
1t, Northiic!i; WIN. Smith, Quar-
Muster, Burlington 5. Il. West.
C1nniSsary, Burlington. Non
.najssiouci staff: Charles \.
iae.ai,. SergeInt.Mai3r. North
It. Gbas. Wright, Quirtermas.
5 Sergeant, Burlington George
n-gorthy, CommiSsary Sergeant
.i,c5my; II. G. Howe, llosoi.
a,ewar4, Jelicho.-Free Pres.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

NEEsuIRE.--Mr II. Carlton has
sued {. :. Kemp 4 &C., 10 recover
the value OF the store building which
was harmed last wees, settius his
damage at eleven hundred dollars
lie claims lhat tha building was to
uc refunded rs good as when rented,
ordinary wear excepted, and that
the contract made no provision for
accidents OF any kind, only that ct
being struck rs lightning. Nj
Kemp has settled the matter, it is
said, hy payin4'Air. Carlton eight
huudrcd dollars.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

The late DIR. Marshall Hall, OF
England. said: "If ! were SciiouS.
If Ill Of CONSUMPTION, l would live
oHt doors day and night, except in
rainy weather or ridwiutcr; then
| world sleep in ali upholstered log
house. PhNSic las no uutrimcnt.
gasping for air cauno5 cure you,
monkey capers ina gymnasium can
not cure you, and sJimulantS cannot
cure. " hat ConsumptiVcs want is
ar, rot physic--pure an. not inedl-
Gated air--v!eu;y Of ulclt and
bread
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

, ne Pullman sleeping ears were
-, ,"'iea 10 The express train on Mon
~ ana Tor the present will run he
zen Newport and Boston. Rumor
: . 'hat a nightexpress is to be put
sum- 10 run about the same as
:, Year, when this is done the
'''niIh VIII be transferred TO that.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

VIM. NJ. Parker. late General Sill
pernteudent of the Boston Hart.
ford and Erie Railroad, and il man
of large railroad experience, has
been appointed superintendent of
the Conn. & Pass. Il Massawippi
Valley Railroads.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Ihe subscriptions for the new
* at Chelsea were opaled the
y INST. 1t is expected that the
NIX Will commence doing business,
] ieW weeks. with a earilal OF
o',o00. So it is net matter of re
tJhao the Old bank was cloSed up.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Ion the 2Sth inst, a little son Of H..
Densmorc. NJ Chelsea. aged six
Iars. attempted 10 get into the hind
HI of II lumber wagon when it was
motion. One leg caught in the
ul,cs Of the wheel which carried
In over with the wheel, breaking
! thigh bone u little way above
|e knee.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

SHERIDAN COMING.-Weare glad
warn that Lieutenant General
udh, has accepted the invita-
y" 10 De present ut the coming i'll.
suIa'lon and unNeiling of the new
''!''e ct Ethan Allen, in this city.
! '"e FOURTH. Gallant little Phil
'"sN mas warm welcome ia Yer
~u'' and the coming occasion will
; ~ 40 exception to the rule.-frec
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

d. TATE or VERMONT Bradford District.
- s., In Probate Court. held at Newbury,
within and for said District, on the 2ud day OF
June A. d. 1873. am Instrument purporin-
to be the last will and Testament Of Harriet
T.. Ciilcv, late of Topsham, in said district, de-
ceased, being presented the Court by Daniel
&. Cillcy the Eyecutrix therein ma ned for Pro-
bate 1t is ordered by said Court. that all
persons concerned therein be titled to APP
pear at session of said Court to he held at
the Probate Court, in Newbury on the sd
day OF June, a. ID. 1873 aud show cause.
it any they may have. against the probate of
s,id Will; .Ir which purpose it is further or
dered that "A copy of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the National Opin-
ion. printed Mt Bradford, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
by the Court-Attest,
2w3 II. ". BAILEY, Judge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

MON VILLAGE severe hail.
H. w. ni' accompanied by wind and
h n' occurred at Union Village
nHlSddy afternoon of last week
r r,ioeS Were'blown down and glass
w, IN nearly every house in it's
, ,o' ility paneS of glass were
=. 1Aeh Ill j. p. Waterrian's house.
~ nearly as many in that of IIar-
: r T 2ustn' a barn belonging to
: Alhney was blown over.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13


Mt. MANSF!ELD.-SNOW BANKS N
JuNE-A HORSE VUMnLES $50
FEET DOWN THE MOUNTAIN
There was quite IN excitement on
the east side OF Mt Mansfield last
Saturday, the 3l.t. Nj Bruce start.
ed from Stowe village with four
horse team, and a party Of visi tors.
for the Summit. he cot along vel,
till within halt u mile OF the Summit
ltOnSc, where he found the snow SO
deep it was impossible TO drive
through it. He accordin.lyuulitch
ed his horses and turned them back
hy the carriage. Three of them
passed by all right. The other got
off the roll on to the Snow ont.
side, which was of immense depth.
The snow gave way under the weight
of the horse, and every struggle he
made to keep his head ont of the
snow 20 breathe carried aiM down
the mountain side, among trees and
rocks, till he finally rested some POO
feet down. There being no way.
with the c0nvcniruccs mt hand. to
get him out, Mr.. Bruce left guard
- keep an eye on his movements,
and returned eight miles &c Stlwe
village to get assistance and ma.
chlnery TO rescue his beast, both of
which were quickly on tie road.
and Just before dark they succeeded
IN eXtricating the horse and clevat
ed hiA to terra hrma in safety. after
having been in the snow for five
hours. All returned in the evening
in good condition from their winter
trip III June.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

GLOVER. --Rrv. y. w. Scott
'tFed Il paralytic shock last week
? mas not the least use of one Of
; arms.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

iii announced that deposits of
ld ore extend from Salisbury north
nd along the.~west slope of the
.ecn Mountains, "a far, at least. as
owe or Mansfield Mountain. 1t is
III the metal can be proitably
iel as Il is highly charged with
ycr, as the veins extend north.
..l.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Tie Pa5sampSjc railroad com
'aeed running refrigerator cars
connection with the stock tram
mIay, ~. inst. and will continue
do SD through the warm season.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

FOURTH or July AT BARTON
1t orleans Fair Ground Company
I'VE decided TO have IA grand horse
" " a' hoaring Brook Park, Oh the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

One of Barnum's boa constructors,
imported last year from Africa at
vast expense, died in Boston or
Thursday last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

II3hn Sutherland. a workman in
4 mills Of he Mclndoes Falls Lum-
lr Company. had one OF his hands
|wcl of by N edslng saw, last
Leslay morning.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Tie Massachusetts Medical So.
ciety, at their annual meeting. bv
an almost unanimous vote expelled
the homeopathic practitioners,
who have been Oh trial for long
time. The IlouGopaths VIII caIrN
the matter to Supreme Court.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

NORv1CH.--Thc DR.. Ira Davis
place has bee sold to Taylor Slack
for sl,3l0. II 4as occupied by the
Doctor fer thirty two years. His
family lave removed to Boston,
Mass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

The VI. 81 Mass. Railroad Co.
$ Illd over 900 tons of new rail
ng its line in three months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

The through frcisl down on Sat.
h ~. dumped two cars and pulled
'c more off the track just below
lSsumpsic. No great amount Of
mage was done except to delay
Z Al mail train about five hours.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Of all descriptions; Skeleton Buggies and
Wagons, Trutting Gigs. & :. can be bought
cheap tor cash 1T IL. SHELLEY q SONS
West FsirleeyG
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Two coal kilus in Rumney. opcr
ated by y. &. Person \ Co., were
burned on the .9th nit.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Geo. Francis Train has at last
been ordered to be confined in the
New York State Insane Asylum.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

d. q. S. FLINT b co., FRo7assTcss,
HBOvyDENe n.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
Ess FED.

In bradford, May 81. Jonathan Smith, aged
e. yrs.
In Ncwhnrr, June :, James 81, Chadwick,
E,q.. aged 6,
In Wairs River, May q. Mrs.. Mary T., vii.
of ;. f, Downing, aged 81.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Extracts of Roots anu herbs which almoss
Invariably cure tie following COMPLAINTS
Dyspcpsto, Heart Burn. Liver Complaint,
and Loss of Appetite cured by taking few
bottles.
Lnssitude, Low Spirits and sinking SEN
cation cured ut once.
BrHptions. Pimplcs, Blotclres, and nil i'm.
purities OF the blood, bursting through tho
skin or otherwise, cured readily by fellow
ing the directions on tho bottle.
kidney. Bladder end Urinary Deranre.
ment invariably cured. One bottle Will con.
vince the most skeptical.
Worms expelled from the system wiz.
sut the least difficulty. Patients suffering
nom this prevalent disease VIII see a mark
after taking one bottle. Worm difficulties
are more prevalent than Is generally sup.
posed in the young. and they will ind the
Quaker Bittcrs sure remedy.
Nervous Df6ioulsies, Neuralgia, &c,
speedily relieved.
Rhenn.afis,r, Swellcd Joints and all scro-
fuar Affections removed or greatly re-
lcved BY Il Is invaluable medicine.
bronchitis, Catnrrh. Commissions, and fiy-
sterics cured or much relieved.
difficult breathing, Pain in the Lungs,
side and Chest almost invariably cured by
taking few bottles OF the Qus'1er Bitters.
Al Dfsicun Female Dernnge nents, laI-
most invariably caused by a violation of tho
organic lawsl SO prevalent to the American
ladies yield readily to this invaluable mcdi-
cine the Quaker Bittcrs.
Ill Impurities of the Blood and diseases
incident to the same always cured bv tho
Quaker Bittcrs, II taken according 10 the
directions.
Tho aged find In the Quaker Bitters Inst
the article they stand in need Of In their dc
Ginning years. IT quickens the blood and
cheers the mind. and paves the PASSAGE
down the plane inclined.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Sold by ell Druggist, ard Dealers Il nsd'sln,.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
I.EGIa'E CARRIAGES.

Coz listing in Iait of New York Cross
Spin. Coserod AID open Busgies, New liza
Y en- Cross Spring
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
a PURSE DE- $4,000

VIII also be given for the four yearod colts
by this horse, to be troitcd for best three IN
i've in the In ol lS77. DARN. the Annua!
Fair held NJ Bradford halt mile heats $10U
for tbn first horse, So for second. 800 .or
third. 80 for fourth, IS for h.th. Entrance,
per cent
1ERMS-sl001 to insure foal payable on
mares proving with fn.l. S3.Nj for the sea-
snl. payable in advance, or whel asked for
should the horse change hands. the above
purses shall be guaranteed ~ u condition Of
the sale.
Good pssturago for mares coming from q
distance. All accidents aud escapes at own.
ers risk. c. Is. MCCRlLl'S, Prop.
~ ( 81 Leonard ST., New York. aud 80 New
AK Avenue. Jersey City,
-. l.. MeCpiiLIs. Agent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Covered md Open Buccics,
Concord and Brattleboro Side Spring Buggies,
TOPCARRIAGES,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
a E's'1sss. Ov,a&oO.oo

"a "A" "a y y = s3Fs.WU.VU
Wi, be given by the subscriber Tor ycar-old
colts H., thhs horse to be trotted for ou the
Bradford 4 ack. during the annuul Fair
he'll in the fail Of $50; Ocst ,yo in three N
harness. 500 TO the first horS So Tor sec
oal. So Tor thirl, aud 50 for fourth. Eu-
france, per cont, Of premium. HALF mile
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
CF1saye county court.
JUNE TERM. 1873.

lion. AsHfL PECK, Chief Judge,
lion, Wv Il t. IT, H's Sienols, Associate Judges
, 1873-04-06

Superintendent Wnskbnrn Issues Gcncrnl
Order Defining Their Duties --- Appolut-
ulcE.s.
superiasendout wasnburn, yesterday; issuod the
following order:
placed ia Charge Of N odlesf, 10 be Known
& h. s. the sh appfasa e
Of Police, and The General superintendent
the rank of pasrolman, At his discretion. The rounds
man Of the first platoon shall rank the roundsman Of
tho second platoon, and these officers shall ba In the
a. Tho rouudsmnn will be held 1esponaiblo for the
general good order aud discipline Of the patromen In
example Of sobrety, discretion, skill, industry, md
promptness. They viii make themselves thorough
y ACQUAINTED with the capabilities Of their
saeh ono neoss hs r ths sn IN i =
the General Superintendent in writing any uaisoon-
dues On thn part Of their men, They VIII be rsqured
on duty within tho limits Of their precinct, rs often
as possible during the hours Of duty In case Of riot,
IN important barglary Or any oher emergency. the
tion to hia commanding officer, and In the meantime,
take such action as the emergency rnay require
raner fpa ana het ~
post to another, whenever tho emergency may justify
In general tcrms he duty Of tho ruundsman Is to
end they must carefully study and thoroughly under
stand regulations, and orders Of tha Dep1rt
ment.
BY order Of the Board Of Police.
In accordance with the order OF the Board Of Police
Superintendent Washburn made the following ap-
potntments: Arthur Oyen Michael schaack, for the
Twelfth Precinct; Jamca .. Cook, ". Hogan, for the
Eleventh Precinct; Henry r.. Williams for the Tenth
Precinct; James s. Fisher for the Ninth Precinct.
There will be oon more for tho Ninth, aud ous moro
for the Tenth Prccncta The selections for the First
and Second Precincts have not Jet been 1aada. The
above appointments were confirmed by tho Board Of
Police yesterday,
, 1873-04-06
VIRTUE UNREWARDED.

Virtue is It's reward, aud only one. Sad a. thts
novel announcement may seem, 4 genteuaanly young
reporter Of the Staus Ztung Is compelled to admit its
force. Let the following facts Illustrate Yesterday
st II o'clock thereaborts the young gentleman in
question, while walking down Harrison street, near
Wabash syenue, observed . boy Carrying enormous
envelope. So huga WAS th& envelope that tho surging
populace aud the gcatlemanly reporter were struck
aghast At itA proporticns. While lost in wonderment
at tho envelopes size, the young geutleraan*s
natonshrnent further increased by observing the
baarer Of the porentious envelope fling It quietly into
tho mud. 70 Aing anything Into the mud is IN
dignity; but to disroae Of majestic envelope IN
this manner Was, to tha reporters Of morality,
little short Of sacEilege. When tha boy departed,
the genteanly reporter picked up tho envelope and.
opening 1t, was moro astoniahed than ever. It was
found to contain I've $4,000 notes. and some bonds
and mortgages belonging to Treasurer Batch, Of
Burlington, Iowa. The envelope was addressed
to the President Of National Bank Of this city. To
the banker the reporter carefully conveyed the
precious discovery, and. on presenting it to tho gen.
t1emhn, received his wa11ueat thanks. The young
gentleman whose honesty and aagaciry may have re-
stored fund Of wealth to ita owner, has not get
that boz Of Rosa Concha dgars for which hta soul
thirseth It is probable that the banker in his asto-
shment forgot to ask the finder which brand he pre-
fe7red It is not likely that he will overlook the good
qualities which made tho young restore the en-
Velope to tts r1ghtfu1 owner.
, 1873-04-06

1pat f;fa+;~,. ah.- 49,. 80 -. >,
10. s,5 a 41a.. .ney are not 80 expensive IN the
81 % n 1nes seem a. nfs1 anu aS they a. part
st,a - ~ passing noae, tney WILL almayB be IN
o'sfo'
4h.t;. GLOVES :,
10, h eioses-aost alvde With lace au-
as;os s4u,oos ~ ene teninlne mlno. Ihese are the
sa.sa aaaa poihss ~ %hca Tue gentlor so1 is sup-
tusoa ~ pe nl1ie clazco ana 1t might we'll be
na tanou ~ !ess oeaut1u! anu oeTltdcr1ng sight
s.a suaa .ss a!a " 1ue new amportat.ons Of hand
frss noae' 1ln'a tnss sppear to have been caught
1tom 1h me SHADES OF some sweet wo1nan's
h. s4neu. coloEs Inat are not OF earth or
neaEen' u such nnneless variety, such
1eAtn OF inxa11ona seeming, as to 1en-
WI one coFetous to most unnghteous de-
9loEes etau come embroidered On the backs
nno On the Wrists, despite the decided effort to
1n1roouce PLAIN ones last year. Three buttons
appears to be the favorte length for ordinary oc-
caslons, and sir Or eight for full dress. It is
rather pity for women who have pretty wrists
anu arms to wear these long coverings, 1or
pretty wrists and arms ara beauties 100 rarely
bestowed by Mother Nature to warrant their en-
tire conccaimont IN any gloves, eTen tnooen
t9ey be 50 perfect as Inc new. lno-outtoneu
gloves display q finely-tutneo wrist better tnan
longer ones, and recommend them On that &C.
count,
Giants de. 6uede-as / believe the undressed
kids are. termed by dealo1s-1ncrease
in popularity dany: Ihey are better finished
than those We used to get SOME ten years ago,
and wear vol, beside being quarter OF dollar
or 80 cheaper than the best qualities Of dressed
KIDS For travelling and promenade, they bid
1h1r to sqPersede au other Kinds.
Foe full-dress come tho gloves OF our great
grandmothers, reachng to tho elbow, whole and
buttonless, with tue exception OF Short slit and
one fastening at the wrist, to enable the hand to
SIP tnfonBn. These are considered very be-
coming, bnt DO not bold their shape so well as
, 1873-04-06

pOARD-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH
suite Of large wanted and
hut and cold east OF State and south of
culars, MERCHANT, 3tatest. care OF Carrier No. 13.
p0ARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT 4
Dsuits Of rotns with fzstoaas hoard, in private fam.
hshcat pospectabity given. Address IT, Tribune OF
f6ca.
, 1873-04-06

of people to cover their floors and adorn their
dwellings,, thus saving labor and insuring COM
fort and, elegaace, instead OF suffering from
periodical deln5es, and being mortified By barren
Aoorg and chocrie8s rooms
, 1873-04-06
MARRIAGES.

C0FFIN-HANNA-Aprtl3 g. by the Rev. B. P. Good
win, Warren @. Coffin and Sarah s. Ham, at residence
333 West AdAus-st.. Chicago
, 1873-04-06


ApRlE. 3, 1873;
soAE21MG :1:1,!S5~ AND 1oDg1a5:
West Sile--Continued- :.
33 ant ssa': ss oar sq5TE r. Een
@.:3 and Wiz:
t pUE WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EIEGAET
:esa VII a::.;:!s:, 6ss:s Ksis.ssse, 1ess!1sd:
80 iT;s7 = $3.50:
36Z zoo:a q ro: Sia board. in p!szs s fals aao'f
36,1Wg WEST LIZ ;e G9H
$40 rooms. suitable tor man and wiie aiso stnss
esas@o1 ~ =; 5 .;;a9as ee41a z7zzz7z
4ZY abs @ so fo1t.hea 1ooms sl.9 R
.s1 asz Sea;es-s Ss az aea s sse z57,, = - ~
6Ul also id, room o. d1st door 10 scat rih board.
ss e1s taes
72G VEST DlSoiE:sE:-RLEAsANTF FRONT
d viz 81
f5;f1 DTA0T1F17, 1oc1IIFY-6o1Ko WITH SINGLE
aP Sssa
A''0'n' ONCE North s,a,.
lAO iyta;nished q aafnrnshed roo.a. s9ii.hie for
s r q to bsac
Ro1eos OF the South sid'
90 nL1NoIs-sT:-HANDso1E7Y FURNISHED
4 soG'ms suitable for sRfs gentlemen; house has
=. s:32;559s 49s.-sss. .ao.e:
Tx NORTH WELLS-ST. OVER THE RESTAU-
9s1S 5S1q9 y @sa % essz 5e5m.
{Nos:s s,deHFlessant fulnl.hed aad anfa1nisa-
ed rooms With board ard----
q eas @ .ea!a
TERs: Also. aeeonmodstlons foE . hoEse and busey.
,as. ils ROOM F9R FAMIX 1t, Oh AZ SEyER4I
1l6KfSS0E. W.atsssa: .e4
NEaAlH FAlkyx1EW :! STATION, HtE@Ds9NSERooM, @ S
ela.. AddTess q Tsbaaa '' oee: ~ ''4N A'4'' ''iss
NICE SUITE or ROOMS; also. SEVERAL
bos s so nne wH o q opo
A!NDS, Hlasa.le u:
BOARD WANTED.
sTr5 ASp
ss I'D s s a;s.s a
aon.1s. aERoAAN1. 3tase-.s ee1e Of Carrier No: T.
q loons s boad prs4ts
~ oas .. east e
se Isae'' f''ps''30n' s''en Aaof'S' ~ if'0one -01
Do1RD-1Y YOUNG GESTIFaAY. TIE COM
Rs3s SttRF 3 hsa. :s private family Address
RoARD- BY GENTLEMEN N. 4 PRIVATE FAM
9.s5; Aaalss: = T.;1aas e;ss -,
8 ;ssa5e h.adsse rtth board i pa!sts isnl?
s1esps :; o
need apoly: 1ddres Z. es1e Aanilia. Hais c.
RoAnp-AN :gEFUaalsaED SUITE OF noo1s
2aass S5sss
Po1Rp-WfFH FURNISHED Front ROOM ron !
9nsag :.sse9a:.t: Aaa!.ss =. T!55aas eass:
g
ss q s1 1aa "a
e1ees E1th location eno te5ns L y. Tribune once:
sc FOB s TIFF TIFF
sa5s 3D. y pT3ts % i{ wnsss b thc1s ~ sss no eshsr
ences sIyen and reoui2ed Address viii tetns md nsr
asa..s 81. Ta6aas otaee: ---~
l, Gk;STLEMAN ;,s !; sa, AND VIE l FoR
Il Twent5 d}th-st Would pay about sloo per month.
Roicrencss Kivon and reoui.ed Add,essI t. Tsibuns
ese ano
RoARD-4., a, GEXTLEslAN M REsIEEs PLEAsANT "A
hesf k.s{as:. aai;t eldss nd
A041eaos 8t2t@nk I'LL Aoe3Aous
~ % - = 7.z7,7 NJ ~ 7;7
MNp p WE Nj,
nom seazsasa.s: Aaa1s.: = sSs: S1.sa:as ees: sse m
RohARD-A1haoUT Rh1sl-.A1a NAY NAY !: FOR |
- e4oe gsntienenj West q 1oleAnst' petTeou A9Ana
Tpa Thns 1c BEST e' to3efaneea" Aoosoas oe'
To111 - 167TT no .. m . 111TVFo1V1 m
njat - - ~ afd ~ .t II 4T,ta
9u1e 1npuee o4 ~ slns aot Wese o 2nlaa
rooms IN suites of th1eo four and egdby located,
near somo boardng-hoas Address, stating location
sonst.
~01V0- Nh 1oo77 1775T71I7c01G roo ~ =
- and wife, situated 1t1oet West Gido fam
~ where other boa1ders taken pEeferrcd- Ad~
drcas, stating TERMS JOHNSON, s51 CAtToli-st-
, 1873-04-06
REWARD.

pE0 REWARD-LoSr-OE THE MORNING OF
QOU ths kseat tire, large elephants ts5 ano X
sts in front Of tho Sherman House. Ie aboTs rcwasu
will be paid IN proportion for any OF tha1a y. ".
THOMAS. rs WAbaah-ay.