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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-22

The above statement Is Just true and corree,
transcript from the books of the company
PAUL FOURCHY, President
g. ". Mort. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans,
City OF New Orleans. }
Sworn to and subscribed before this tenth
day of June, 1872.
P. CHS. CUvELLIBR, Notary Public.
St meeting eff the Board Of Directors held OF
the teuth day of June, 1872, it resolved to pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the Ret earned participating premiums for the year
ending MAY 81, 1872 payable on the third Monday
Of July next. Also. TO pay en demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into capital stock as per amended char
ter Of the company.
Directors:
P MAsPERO, DAVID McCOARD,
s. 2. RELF, L. 2. GENRES,
II. PUG p. FOCRCHY
P. S WILT J. J. FERNANDEZ
y. a CHAFFR4IX, J NJ. ALLEN,
tell lY CHARLES LtF7TTE
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succession of Jnlinn EaIdea-No. 81. 99s.

, SUCCESSION OF JULIAN Ealdes-NO. 30,S5S'
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans.-Whereas, P. B. FOuke, public ad
mnistraOr, has pettioned the court for letters OF
administration on the estate of the late Julian
Vades deceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given
TO all whom it may concern to show cause, within
tep days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of The Court.
iala % 261 FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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of Leon Labusquiere = Nc

SUCCESSION OF Leon LabHsqnleTt : -NUs
Sc 026.
GECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-W hereas Maximien Labusqulere
has pettiOned the court for letters Of ADMINISTERS
ton the estate of the late Leon Labusqmere,
deceased interstate, notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, 70 show cause within ten
days why the prayer IF tie said petitions should
not be granted
BY erder of the Court
ia l6 20 "a FRANK PACE, g.. C.5rk.
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Succession of Nicholas Jacquiliard-No.

SHTSVNEEUI VI tn"
1925.
StECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans.-Notice is hereby given TO the cred
tors of this and to all other persons herein
interested, to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, If any they have or can, why
the account presented by the adm inlstr2-
tor OF this estate should not be homolos
gate d and approved, aud the funds distributed in
accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
ial1 81 25t FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-22

Thus Dr. e ard passed at Sew Orleans ~ my or
nee, IN vhe dav month and year hrst aooye w G
ten N tLs M. senca Of Me=srs Gustave LIE oar'
err Jr md moroEe q. La Pict, eompetent VIII
. nesses restdAe IN this city who have signed Win
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A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AS

A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AS
ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
25............ Commercial Place. .........2
Between Camp and St. Charles streets.
CAPITAL, S5OO,OO0s
(Strictly Fire)
Parties DESTROYS Of insurance have the privilege
of making two half yearly payments, and are en-
titled to equal portion of the dividends at the
end of the year, in lieu thereof to the usual
bate. Insures against fire risks exclusively, in
city country, the lowest rates of premiums.
b. LEUBRIE, President.
o. S. ASCH,
Superintendent of Agencies.
B. MEYER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
F. Being P. s. Anderson,
s. Z. Loeb, P. Blaise,
II. Weber, G. Jacob,
T. Robert NJ AZcona,
3. Broderick, II. Marqusrt,
William Hyper. L. Schormann,
Il. Hafner j. B. Vergez,
W. Leonard J. Buckley,
NJ. Fokornys F. Hollander
A. y Cutler. Hugo Redwitz.
de2q Bun
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PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF NEW oR1EANs

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF
LOUISIANA
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Va
J. gAVAROC,
A. PITOT, JR.,
4. g. La PICB.
- mn TD

O. LEO AhDEI H. ~ I'UIdTF UDIICs
l. the undersigned, Deputy Recorder Of Mort
prs for this parish and city of New Orleans. State
OF Louisiana do hereby certify that the foregoing
amen IineHt of charter was duly recorded this day
in Tins Office in Book Society No. g. folio So.
New, Orleans, January Z, lo73.
c. DARCAETEL, Deputy.
cru copv'
a.. LEGARDEUR JR., Notary Public.
ia3 ~ i72f 81.
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Consuls General. Consus, Vice Consuis or
Consular Agents may arrest tho officers,
sai ors and all other persons making part
of the crews of ships Of war or merchant
vessels OF their nation, who may be guilty
or be accused of having deserted said
ships and vessels, for the purpose of send
ing them on board or back to their country.
To that end, the Consuls of Germany III
the United States shall apply to either the
federal, State or municipal courts or au-
thoritics; and the Consuls of the United
States in Germany shall apply to any OF the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12
Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, Feb. 6.
The following are the prices obtained in this mar
ket by commission houses for produce in good coud.-
ton, subject TO a commission for selling
BUTTER Receipts 1892 packages and n boxes.
The local demand has been light, but there has boon
sales for the New York market and III limited sup
ply Of all grades prices fully sustained. We quote
as follows Fine fall lots Of New YORK had Vermont
butter 35H37c-prime daries at 33UJic-choico Can
ada butter at 32N3ic good DO at 26U2-c choice
Western at 3ld32si bakers at icml3ci fair lots OF
butter at lSa2lc per h.
CHEESE-rhe receipts have been 2ii boxes and 3
casks. There Is steady demand from the trade and
the matter is firm at quotations We quote fine New
York aud Vermont factory cheese at 5lDl6c per b.
fine Ohio factory at aml6c medium factory at l5n-
Lifeline dairy at lj0i6c, medium do at i90lic-
common cheese as lie, and inferior at l1c per 10.
EUGS--The receipts have been llG boxes and one
Dbl. The market Is weak and prices good deal IT,
regular fresh lots Of eastern DO bought at 33jc
per Dozen but buyers purchase carefully and in small
quantities.
BEANS-Tho receipts to-day have been 50 bbls.
There have boon sales Of mediums at 80 per bush,
special activity. We quote prime mediums at t2.50b
2 81 per bush good DO at g.. % prime pea beans nc
$500 for Western and 1915 for Eastern good do 81 2j
as 50. and yellow eyes at s3.l1 per bush.
POULTRY.--rhere Is q better supply TO day, hut
prices choice lots full sustained and sales have
been made at 7tl,c. for Western turkeys and l2l
per H. for chickeBg common lots Of turkeys sell at
liG5c. Quail are firm at si500t.d0 per doz., and
grouse at 6idD70c per pair.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whites arc plenty, AMI
the market is dull at orc. for the best Eastern and
a soc. per bush for Northern stock Onons are dull
at $3.50 per Dbl.
HAY.--The market Is dull and the receipts liberal
sales OF common Hay are made at se0U1 per tsn and
prime lots at sl7GI2S. We quote prime Eastern and
Northern hay at f27M3s, common do at s1UH2i
Straw at slsG29 per ton.
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Railroad Thieying
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.

III oNAANl AhNEoi1'
We stated last week that two parties giving
their names as Warren and Washburn hailing
from Vermont, had been arrested at Worcester,
Mass, on the charge Of stealing freight from
the Boston & Albany railroad. Further devel-
opements show that these parties have for a
long time been engaged in this business. and
that their depredations have been quite large,
and that number of roads have suffered in
consequence.
Washburn has made a full confession to De-
tectiye Crabtree, and it seems that his real
name is John Haggerty lie Is but 81 years
old and halls from Woodstock, VT, where he
and Warren were boys together. Warren's
name is Edward Smith, and his father is said
to be business man at Woodstock and worth
500. 900. Their friends at Woodstock knew
nothing Of their whereabouts, and they were
very anxious to keep their real names secret on
this account. Smith is a hne looking young
man only 20 years old, but both he and Ilag-
gerty are old offenders and have heen arrested
ybefore.
Their manner. of procedure was as follows
In robbing freight houses they used to spot
their goods in the day time and then come
around atdark and while the workmcn were clos
ing up the buildings and before the watchmen
had arrived, transfer the stuff from the plat
form to their team. While driving to the ex-
press office, one would scrape of the old mari k.
and put Oh theirs, and By the time they reach
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naarkets.
Boston Cattle Market.


Tuesday February ~ 1873
AMOUNT or STOCK At aARKEr.
c1ffs. sasep Saoiss Hgg'. cairs'.
tn, wees''. sE 4i sS 5,g a as9 o ii,S ~
One year ago. 23i9 Ii2 on i,oO) "
PRtcrs.-Bs,C catae-Extra f1t and heavy premium
Oxen, $40 25Nin60i FIRST quality, 81 15Uiui second
quality, S8.0lM9.50. third quality, f6.U0dll5 per
100 lbs, on total weight OF hide, talow and dressed
beef few choice single pairs, sll'uo0i2o' Bulls
Working oTsr.-sioog275 per pair, or according to
their value as beef Handy Steers, t1t@l0.
mpch Cons. si0a55 extra good, s7oaim with or
without calves, as may be agreed arrow and ordiu-
it,;r,.~ Ycarlnrs, so@oo, two-years DID, soo@oo
threeyears old tOnGUj. Western steers, choice, 80
af000O. Live weight, siaaic per 10. store cattle,
Texan 3Q5c per -. Good, S7.5oas.oo. Fair, s7oo0
Shseg.-Sfa1i shearcd sheep &c.
shsep and Lanb,.- siO0a95o, In lots, l15oa55o,
sioi,...~wkoiesaic slaoo retale slpoe per b. Fat
Hogs 5.ali por 10. spring Pigs lcgI5e per d.
HIDE. brighton, qiaO cts. country lots, 5a5le.
Imlow ogclc' country lots 5ao5lets. per 10 fS,ts
g. OOaS3.O0. Calfskins, llalGc.
Beef 10 lower on choice palrs-ic lower on other
grades; Sheep &c lower Fat hogs g. higher-other
quotations same ~ last week.
REMAINS Forty head Of nice river cattle offered
and taken for Quincy market-ncarly every drovcr
had more less good sale there. isst selec-
lions we're not quite "a active as last week Ordinary
grades Of cattle selling dull AZ half cent lower
rates trade for Dcetbcng quiet the past week butch
ers not anxious 20 purchase except NJ the reduc
lion D. Dow sold seven yCarold steers 10 dress 5OJ
lbs. at Ole a. ". l.. W. Bingham sold 90 oxen from
20 l1c d. W. NJ. G. Roundy sold 3 oXeu from pa l0s
to dross 900 10 1850 lbs, each oxen to s. 2. Wood
bridge 81 dfcss l}n at lode.
Two COWS, 90 dress fb o cwt. each, at 100, dress
weight A Monroe sold 80 steers, averags llf5, a.
&c. live weight 30 steers at 7lc, average 800 -
steers average 1916, at 2is live Fitch and Ne
Nuaty sold %, average 1913, at SIC. live. seven
cents per pound i the highest on sheep. AZ Alhapy
the market Tor Northern lots was very DUH n. Mott
sold n sheep average 81 lbs nj &c. or f6 per head.
Dewofand Brewer sold lsi Sheep average a AZ 2. y
each. Live hogs are quoted at lc. higaer Mich
COWS in lair supply and range from 30 % 70, a. 10
quality.
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Deaths.


Ia NorthAeld, Jan. 5lh. of dropsy Susan. wife of
John A. Kent, ESQ., aged 70 yers
In West Liberty, Iwa, Jan. 90 Mrs Lydia Bu look J.,
formerly Of Marshneld, aged ~ years.
Mrs. Bullock, with her Il husband. nea. Sias
JACOBS, moved into Marshneld anout the year ls0j,
where she continued to reside until sw years since
At PlapGeld Jan. Is, Of cer,hro-s gifts,
Julia Mabel daughter OF Wa tor Is. and Irene W.
Page, aged years and months.
In Randolph, Jan. -, Mrs Celinda NJ, widow Of
Samuel d. Mann, aged 81 years aud month";.
In 81 Johnshury, Feb. g. Mrs Philura Stearns, wife
Of silas Randall, Esq, aged % years
Ia Hyde Park, Jan, 2, Mrs. Mason psake, aged CO
years.
In Lunenburgh, Feb 2l Mr.. mes Hartman, aged
rs years.
In Gulldhall, jan. 18th, Me- Joseph Demls, aged 80
years
In Derby, Feb. 2, Mr. Stephen =. Helnenway, aged
" years.
In IIardwlek, Feb. |, Mrs. Aaron Bell, aged 70
years
In Irasburgh, jan %, Mr. liam U. Flat, aged 70
years.
In Weathersleld Conn., jan, 3oth, of Inflammation
OF the bowels after enteen days OF intense suffer
ing Henry L., only child Of Henry q. and Sarah A.
Dwight, aged Is years.
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Forty.Second Congress.


THIRD SESSION.
Tuesday, Feb, 4.
In the Senate, the banking bill was further
considered The proposed amendments were
rejected, but no decisive action was taken on
the bill itself
In the House Of Representatives the tcsti-
mony taken by the Poland select committee on
the Credit Mobilicr was received, md that por-
ton Of it relating to members Of the Senate
was sent to that body, by which II was refer
red 10 a select committee, on motion made by
Mr. Patterson. The bill to pny the Montana
war claim was passed An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to get the bill to remit the
duties on goods destroyed by the d ston fire
before the House.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. s.
In the Senate, the financial bill was defeated
by being laid on the table.
In the House Of Representatives, "a bill to
amend the internal revenue law was reported
by the ways and means committee and passed.
The postofice appropriation bill was consider.
ed in committee Of the whole. Amendment
was adopted increasing the letter carriers item
from s GOO, 900 70 S ZOO 600, and allowing
the employment Of letter carriers in places
having a population Of 20 600 inhabitants.
THURSDAY, Feb. g.
In the Senate, bill was introduced to es-
tabish an American line Of mail steamships
between New York and Liverpool at compeu-
-ation not exceeding 5000 GOO per annum,--
The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill
was passed A bill was introduced TO create
two establishments for the manufacture Of iron
ships, one on the Mississippi River and one on
the Atlantic scaboard. The fertilization APP
preparation and Vienna exposition bills were
passed, the latter with amendments.
The House passed the postal appropriation
bill, with amendments. A bill was introduced
to authorize the construction Of the Wyoming
and Montana railroad
FRIDAY, Feb. :.
In the Senate the bill TO provide for the dis
tributiun of tie Geneva award was considered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

CoNcERr by the BARNABEE TROUPE.-We
expecb to be able to announce in our next is
sue the precise date at which our citizens will
DO Favored with a concert by this hyorite
troupe This musical organization consists
the present season of Mrs. H. NJ. Smith, so
prano Miss Clark, contrato and pianist w.
II. Fcssenden, tenor II. G. Barnabce, humor-
ist and basso, in conjunction with Jos. lleno,
the wonderful blind yolinist and Nine. Ada
Heine, the eminent pianist. The date is not
yet fully decided upon, but will probably be
on the evening Of March 9th. We can assure
them full house and delighted audience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

The average amount of rain and melted snow
10 Jan. in the last years in inches is as iol-
lows Jan. 1866, 10; in 1867, 90 in
1868, . 23 in 1869, 8 23 in 1870, GIL in
1871, 27 in 1872, 200; in 1873, 3 10. Aver
age in eight years, ESQ.
There is II great depth of snow on the ground,
rendering the breaking of roads into the woods
for numbering purposes very difficult, and
travelling on the back roads tedious and un-
pleasant The winter to the close of January
may truly he said to be one of uncommon
severity. cs.P.
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GTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District GA the 29th day OF January. A. D. 1878.
An instrument purportlng to DO the ist Will aud
Testament Of olive J. Mills, late Of Northaed, In
said district deceased heng presented to the Court
by Frank Plumley, the Executor therein named, Toe
P0hate II is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear at session OF
said Court to be hold 1.-THE Probate Office in Mont
Her, the 2jth day OF February, A. ID. 1875 and
show cause, II any they have, against the Probate OF
said WA, for which purpose II Is further ordered,
that copy Of the record OF this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman
and state Journal printed at Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing
By the COurt.-,Attest
GOG2 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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MAYS EsTATE.--The

L Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orahle Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners to receive, examine. and adjust ali
cnms and demands Of all persons, aIias the estate
Of lopest May. late Of Montpelier, In said District
deceasod represented insOlvent and the term of six
months from the 18th day OF December, 1872 being al
lowed by sad Court to the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
u.s. Give notice, that will attend to the duties OF
our appointment at the office Of Peck Johonnott
IN said District, the last Tuesdays OF February
and OF Juno next, at one o'clock In the afternoon
On each of said days
JOEL FOSTER JR,, (c,.,,,t..i....s
ASA BLANCHARD. ! 'oniuAss'oneis'
Montpelier, December "a A. d. 1879. 596l.
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Mr.. A, Is. Chase Of Hardwick writes to the
psnarfar ~ e. 1l.us

MIR. A. Il. Chase Of Hardwick writes to the
Reporter, as follows
For the benefit of those interested in the
" Chase estate" | write the following -
About twenty-six years ago there was an ex
element concerning this estate and meeting
was held in Newburyport, Mass, at which
about SIX hundred heirs were present, and
Methucn. Mass IL was then ascertained that
about two hundred years ago, three brothers
named AquiIIa, Thomas and William-sons Of
Aquilla OF England - came to America
Aqulla settled 10 Newburyport, Mass, one in
Nantucket and the other at Martha's Vine
yard. This led the heirs to trace back their
generation from Aquilla 81" I'm in for a
share" Since that time there has been re-
ports that there are other Chases in America
who are not descendants from this family
How that is, do not know.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

BKrnANY CurBcu Tie Sunday School con-
cert was held at the church on Sunday evening
last. under tie charge Of Dr. Kemp, the pres
ent very acceptable superintendent The
address Of Dr. Kemp was illustrated by the
blackboard and by Scripture stories, and this,
with all the other exercises, was unusually
pleasant and satisfying The audience was
very large, and all were sati-ledon delighted.
Tho Monthly Report shows au average attend
ance Of 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

DISTRESSING CouGH causes the friends Of the
sufferer almost as much pain the sufferer himself
and should receive immediate attention. Dr.. Wsfar's
Balsaa Of wa cherry speedily cures coughs, colds
influenza, sore throat, etc. 1t will always relieve
consumption, and In many wll-attested cases It has
effected perfect cure,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12
State Matters.


The yorgennes factories are nearly all
running three-quarters time, as business is
rather slack.
The Supreme Court Of Addison county was
in aotual session one day only. Three cases
we're argued ard the tribunal adjourned.
The town Of Lincoln the past year sent 10
market four millions Of slaves. two millions Of
machine clapboards, and two millions Of coarse
lumber.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
A movement for cheese factory at Factory
Point is announced
The fair recently held by the Congregational
society OF North Bennington, netted $50
towards furnishing their new house Of wor-
ship.
Arrangements are now sufficiently completed
TO warrant the announcement Of the re erection
Of the Powder mills, upon the privilege 50 long
occupied for that purpose, and known as the
powder mill premises, ast Of Bennington vii.
age
A tenement house situated in Bennington
has been entirely vacated A few weeks ago a
Mrs Harris, widow, died. and about her last
words to a neighbor who had ill-trcatcd her
werc that she would haunt her, if there was
any such a thing in the other world: and since
every night about u O'Clock, rappiugs, groans
and strange noises are heard 10 this house.
The families three or four in number, vacated
few days since.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Fairbankses use about 20OO cords of
wood and 300 tons Of coal year in their
works.
A Gag station has been established on the
p. and o. railroad, at Dows crossing, in
Walden, for the accommodation of the people
in that vicinity.
Blanchard and Quimby, are building steam
mill on Che line of the railroad, mile and
half above Ricker's mill, in Groton. They in
tend to have it ready for bus nsss IN May. The
engine is l20 horse power.
Sellers of dry wool iu St. Jo',ns5ury ask
and get 50 per cord for dry 10 inch hard wood
and some very conscientious men, without
much urging OF reluctance, take $lO-aud
proportiouate p ice for four feet.
Lorenzo Folltns5y Of Victory. while coming
from ST. Johnsbury to West Concord. last
sunday evening, was thrown from bis Sleigh
when crossing the railroad track in st. Johns
bury, and very severely injured. The town is
to be sued, and, most probably, mulcted
nea'ily'
The number OF depositors in the Passumpsic
savings bank, in st. Johnsbsry, is larger than
in any other similar bank in the state, though
the total amount Of deposits is much less than
N several OF tne ouer banks Inc number Is
io'i' Inc tou'l amount on deposit IN the 10
saving banks OIL tne sta'e' Is Sl'Slo'olo'
Last Wednesday morning, about O'Clock
the dwelling house occupied by Enoch ID,
/ White, Of Walden, was entirely consumed by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

And so much Of said lands will be sold at public
auction at the hotel and dwelling of Augustus
A. Bliss. in said Worcester, the 27th day of Febru-
AIRY next at one O'Clock In the Afternoon, shall DO
requisite discharge said taxes, with costs unless
previously paid.
Dated AZ Worcester In the County Of Washington,
this 9Th day of January a. D. 1873.
ALLEN L. VAIL,
59-5l First Constable md Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

CoRINrH. - The revival Of business conse
quent upon the resumption Of work by the
Mining Companies is very marked. There are
now Two companies here chartered by the State
The Corinth Copper Company have leased
their property for the term Of ten years TO
Nlessrs. Adams * Sons OF New York. Mr..
Adams has been large operator for the last
Eve years in Canada near Sherbrook. lie now
has commenced to ship off ore to Bridgeport
Conn, to he smelted. The Union Company
have let their property for some two years to
the Baltimore Smelling Company, and are now
shipping ore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-12

sroP IT Now, Not to-morroE, when 1t may have
settled dangerously the lungs, but to-day counter
act that cough heal that rritate throat and prevent
the progress of pulmonary Inflammation with Hals's
Honey Of Horetound and Tar. Sold by all Druggists
Pixies roothaohc Drops cure In minute.