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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
DUBLIc SALE OF
7 HOUSES AND 6 BUILDING LOTS.
The undersigned will positively sell At Puthc
Sale on the premises.
wednesday, October lst, 1873,
at2lS o'clock P. NJ,

Three tWo-st brick and four two story frame
houses, and six good Building Lots, located a.
fOllOWs:
Three Brick Houses all situated on Lin -.
colin Street. between 18th and ltth streets. m.
Two 81 the frame hOu'es arc situated on III
UniDn between 18th and 18th. Two of the IL
frame houses are situated on Union street between
13th and l4th streets. and two on y feet wide st.
running from Lincoln TO Union. between 18th and
18th.
The Building Lots are situated; Two Lots on
Delaware Avenue. west Of UniOn-one . feet
rOnt By l23 feet deep, and Il feet front BY 13
fset deep. Two lots on Union Street between 18th
and l4ehOne p feet, 10 in. by 50 feet in. and
rs By 10 feet.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twen.y per cent. CASH ;
BALANCE. note with approved indOrssrs ut 20 days
from day Of sale-settiement t. be made previous
10 the following Wednesday. October SJh. 1873, at
I2M NJ. VI, CuILD CO..
Ne. I. w. 1th street.
sop2O-ts Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
FaiIure Of she London MOHss Of WSnEy
CIeWs a Co.

LoNDoN. Sept. 24--Messrs. CleWs, Habltcht 4
Co were notified yesterday BY Henry Clews q
Co., Of New York, that they were safe, and fret
day. They immediately called in their solicitor,
and afteT consultation decided to auspeAd pay
ment.
Their liabilities ON aeeOunt OF Henry CleWs 4
Co. are R940,O00 Their other liabilities are R64
600 They have assets sufficient TO meet theii
own liabilities, but not those OF Henry Clews
Ca. The liquidation of their affairs depends up0T
the condition of the New York house.
The London house has not lost q penny.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
rhiserAia will stop 70 take ap passengers only AZ
stations namsd. but viii leave Passengers at any
q OppinR place. sxcsDt HAreS Corner, State Road.
Rodney, ArmstFOngs 8 and DuPoRt
This train viii be Withdrawn whenever the ia
tereatS Of the Company requires IL.
The passenger Car hsretofora attached to the
Retarning Train leaving Harrington At " +, n.
will be discontinued on the above date
The RTeikht Train with Passenger Car attached,
leaving Harrington at % P. n. will make all
seSs. ss' ISIS sis'' ''' R.F. KENNEY. supr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
PUBLIC TCSALES.
FXEgBRORs SALE or
HEAL ESTATE.
IN BBANDYwINE HUNDRED

"1LL he sold ut Public Sale, on TUESDAY,
w OctnhoI 2lst, 1879. on ia pTenises the Farm
Of Martin H. Lodge. deceased containing about
80 AcTes Of Land. rhe Improvements eon- 80.
giat Of q good fTame House and Barn. Hta
Barn 40X5O. stabline for Ia cows and four WI
hor4es water at the house door y large lot II
gf Fruit Trees Of the best varieties IL acres {
year. Tue land is in a good state of cultivation,
high and healthy, overlooking the Dsla are River
u mile from the Practical Farmer and % miles
trom ClaymOnt Depot. Also, Four Acre of Meadow
Land In Cherry Island Marsh, and a lot Of good
Sale 70 commence at 2oeIock p. Conditions
NJ sale. q. W. LODGE,
sep25-dIWts Executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

Some Of the villages along the New York
and O4wego Midland Railroad, il Is said, are
bonded 10 the extent of eighty per cent, on their
assessed valuation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the kstate y
tha deceased mast present the same duly attesed 70
he OAdministratOrs or before sept Ath. .ssA. OF
Ski,Iafhn Aet 81 Assembly IL such casa made and
provided. MARTHA 4; AL;htAMSSND. AL;htMS.
Administrators.
AAar~s-WumiAgtOn Del ssPls'2@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
J. WESLEY CANARY,
FLOUR & FEED STORE

The subscriber would inform his friends fffjD
and the public that he has on hand at his EfEfj
store on LObdell Street. south Of Third ST.
BFidRe an assOrt tment of Flour Of the best brands
Also, Feed which he is selling and delivering Al the
70 sSss,slIss II REUBEN HAYES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

The American Colonization Society are pre-
pairing 70 send out their fall expedition 70 LII
IBERIA. and have 5000 applications
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

II ANDRETHs new crop Turuip and Rata BeSa
- eeN' 'S'' W. n. CHANDLERS.
ivi..f q 81 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
NOTICES.

OtlcE--The Mombers Of Lafayette Lodge
~ ho93. X. Of y. are hereby notified to attend
is is psNt o. stased meeting et the Lodge Sept. 3Th
aud 6y laws. Ey order % ths q q
scP2)-dzt =. 4. SEfLD, K ofR.&S
NOIlCE.-The BrnnIyyine String Band Z now
~ prepared u furnish Music for Parties Bailr
&C, iotn three to hye pieces can be furnished
ApIhy TO EDWARD GIL AS0OW
Twenty second and Market Sfs
sepIt n Ninth Ward Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

~ OIlCh.-A. o. G.. F'-The members Of Harn,-
\ = ny late Diamond StateJ Lodge. No. 5, A. O.
baltding, Market street, above Sixth. on WejnsS.
Iay evenlng, September 2th. at o'clock for The
uJliallon ~ al anu election Of Officers. and consider
Lodge. VIA ''Ne Osi'te ths
WM. HANNA, WG
sept22-3t Wv " n :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
NOTICE.

I ANDREW FISCHER, do hereby s,vs no,;,.
that I ball apply to the Judges Of the Conf
o. deneral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
iiyeTy OF the state os Delaware, in and for the
Uognty Of New Castle, At the November Tern. A.
D. 1sI3, tor License 10 keep a Tavern Al No ia
Shigley street, Wilmington, Del, aEd the follow
10 Wit; F'' 'Sa'''"'
patTics haly. Philip @. Plunke.t
raulek hassan' Patrick Holland,
Plnlel Ilel MeCqsker, Frederick Hubers
yunnS y, ,Hnnther' John Ahrens,
August Akhinback ChTisfian CSrnLaiu'
Jos. richardson John RiliaY
Teo' u. MarPle, Jacob kisnle
Thomas J. Bennett Amor q psrif
ueo. u.s steeiniesen' William Miller,
hsnIy sa.. Bta9iey' l,t Isaac Murray,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
PhiladelphlR, Wilmington and Ball
umore Railroad.
40a
DELAWARE DIVISION.

TMPORTANT NorICE-In addition to the rsgu-
Il lar Market Trains nov ranninE, an EXTRA
FREt0ur TRAIN, tSundays excepted. with Pas
ger Car attached, will run between MilmiaE-
ton and Harrington on aud AFTER Monday Septem-
Der sth, lSsA As follows;
Leaving WILMINGTON 81 go a. NJ, and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

Aaarms-WnmiastOn, Del.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

Re linton Of the Oli EiOhth.

Tho Re union Of the Sth Vt. Regt.
at White River Junction, Tuesday,
Was grand success. There were
present Que hundred members, and
those who know the warm attach
ment and strong bond Of sympa.
thy existing between its members
and their old commander, Col. 3.
Thomas, will scarcely need be told
that 1t was q very interesting and
enjoyable occasion. Gen. Thomas
was 70 elected President, withthree
Vice Presidents; DR.. Perrin OF Els
sex was elected Secretary and
Treasurer; Father Blake. Chaplain;
j. b. Mead, Il. Il. Smith and ". w.
Lynde, Ex .ecutive COMMITTEES. 1t
was decided to hold the next
meeting in two years.
To attend this Reunion members
of the old regiment had come from
Louisiana, South Carolina, Illinois,
and other distant States, showing
the interest felt to STE again the
faces of their old comrades. =
Songs, camp fire stories and rem.
niscences succeeded each other for
three hours, ard no time was allow
ed ttO 60 to waste. Some sharp
word firing was INDUCED in as the
memories became freshened in re
gard to camp occurrences. And
our good old Father Blake, fifer,
drummer, nurse and chaplain, gave
proof positive that he had neither
forgotten to blow, beat, talk or pray.
AT ten o'clock they sat down to an
elegant banquet. spread by mine
host of the Junction House.
Most happy speechs were made
by Col. Thomas, Coils. Mead, Dill
lingha,u, Dutton, Major Barstow,
Capt. Lynde, and others, but the
grand treat of the evening was '.The
Poem.' by Capt. George Carpenter,
of Chicago. This was most clearly
written, and read. and presented
both the serious and the comic side
Of army life. The old comrades will
long remember Capt. Carpenters
iclicitious recitations of evertO-bc
remembered occurrences, and char
acteristics of life in the South.
The Bradford Brass Band was in
attendance and gave fine music for
the occasion.
One thing We deeply regretted, not
a representative Of the press uas
present. Waterman,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

Six sisters. daughters of Luther
Pike of Waterford, one # the first
settlers of the town, recently made
IA visit ut their old nome. enjoyed a
social time and Il rich repast, III the
room where they were all born, and
on the same Gid cross-lcgged table
on which they took their first meals.
The oldest of the sisters is rs and
the youngest 81. Trey are all
farmers wives, III the enjoyment Of
good health, and are the proud
mothers of forty children. -Four
brothers in the s,.mc family are still
liyiug.-Laion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

A STORY OF THE LATE "WAR. -
We couldn't have believed it with
out excellent authority, but they
say it is true that all officer of the
- Vermont Kegt., after having
been Introduced to Zen. Robinson
at the Rutland reunion, called up
half a dozen of his friends two or
three times over and introduced
them to him as Gen. Doubleday. 1t
was a sad case of mistaken identity
and there is no way of accounting
for it except on the theory that he
must have smelt the breath of Il
fellow down town who had seen Il
soda foutain and not long afterward
saw the inside of the Jail. But
speaking of that reminds us of a
very considerate act by Hon. NJ. &.
Evarts, Municipal Judge of Rutland
When this man, the only prisoner
captured from the reunion tOrses
during the campaign, was taken be.
fore him, the Judge squinted being.
nantly through his spectacles and
said, "YOu got drunk, didn't you p
Eyes sir, l confess did" Well,
you came here to celebrate, sup
pOse-you are one of the soldiers,
aren't you I" ayes, your honor,
but ] claim nothing on that account.
"Well, sir, law or no law, l feel
more like thanking you for what
you once did than filming you for
what you have now dOne."-St. Al
bans Messenger.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

West Hrattlcbolo people feel Il
tritic proud OF the machine " hi cl
does service in it's fire departments.
1t is tub of such small dincn SiOr
as to almost create a smile OF derl>
sion when it takes it place with
others in parade, but at the re.
cent fireinau's muster at Benning-
ton it made a handsome throw of
1913 fee. and six inches, winning the
first prize.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
The rutland Globe in speaking of

The Rutland Globe in speaking of
Il late postal decision says: The de
paItmeut informs the public that
postal cards cannot be sent ut the
ordinary rate when written over
the side intended DOr the address.
A person may compress Webster's
unabridged Oh the other side, if it
lies within his power to do so, and
it goes for cent +; but single word
ON the address side subjects the
card to 3 cent postage The de
partment is great on special "pluts
of the law" and hereafter the public
may wonder ut nothing which en-
cnateS from it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
WOULD LIKE THE MONEY.-On,

WOULD LIKE THE MONEY.-One
John T. Drew, of not very savOry
repute at Montpelier, was at Barton
once upon time when they were
raising money to pay the COngrega-
tiOnal preacher there, and with Os =
tentatious liberality subscribed $50,
telling those having the matter in
charge that they might rely on that
amount from him every year. Now
the Congregational church and so
ciety at Barton would like the orig.
inal $50 subscription, which has
never yet been paid, to say nothing
about the subsequent thirty dollars
they might rely on him for.-Argxs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

Monday Of last week Davis Tuck
or of Bristol and Nabbie H0 We OF
Tunbridge, aged respectively 80 Il
62 years, went to Chelsea, and
called on Elder Herrick to &c: unit
ed in the bonds of matrim0ny. The
Elder asked for their certificate,
but alas, that necessary document
had been forgotten. Mr.. Tucker
went to Tunbridge, Miss HOwe's
native place, but failed to procure
the desired paper. The next morn
ing he wrote to Bristol. and anxi
Ously awaited the return mail. No
answer came, and after waiting till
Saturday, the disappointed lovers
returned to Tunbrdge in despair,
their only consolation being that as
they are young they can afford to
wait.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

One half OF the interest in the
Vermont Phenir, published at Brat.
ileboro, has been purchased by Olin
l.. French, of Kecne, n. H., recent.
~ publisher of the Keene Sentinel
MIR. Prouly is the retiring member
OF the firm Of prouty Il Steadman,
who have owned the Phenir. Mr..
French will now assume with MIR.
Slcadman the joint editorial man.
agement of that paper,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

We are grieved to learn ;of the
death of John Syng Dorsey Taylor,
late one of the editors 4 proprietors
of the st. Adams Messenger, which
occurred the 2lst of last month.
Mr.. Taylor WIS Il native of Shelburn,
and a graduate from the University
of Vermont. lie was man of high
personal character, fine literary
tastes, and possessed many genial
qualities.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

EAST CORINTH.-At the reunion
'ne FAMILY OF WILDLY Corliss at
old homestead OH the 90 of Aug.
|, there were present 5 children
! ~ grandchildren; three were
feu'' A large concOurse offriends
Ae'shbors assembled, and the
passed very pleasantly. The
'u,n and Washington Ban DIS
nlsued excellent music for the
tds,on. 1t vas the seventeenth
,''u u.Gy of Myra Little, who, with
V,ne ,! grandchildren, dl lighted
!, "Gulenee with select readings
= neclamations. The services
I 0ai With aprayer by Rev. Mr..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

l.. J. McIn,loe, of the Vermont
journal, with his wife. 2 daughters
and son Robert, will leave Wind
sor on the first OF November for
California, where he intends to
spend the winter. Arrangements
have been made xith the Clalenont
Manufacturing Co. for ~ supply Of
paper during his absence. The sub
scription list will he under the care
of Rev. David McIudoe and the ed
itorlal department run by the shears
of Sir, Frank Walker.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

Parties from Canada are negotiat.
ing for site and, water power at
Bellows Falls for an csta Adjustment
for the manufacture of Alpaccas.
which will require S4OO, 900 capita
aud employ 500 hands. A sub
scrtption of $50, 900 from the citizens
is all that is needed to secure its es.
establishment there.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

fEWBURY.-The Tablcaux given
| the guests of the Spring Hotel,
Fntly, were completely success
The pictures "Bo Peep Little
Riding Hood" ARTISTS
(am,' sc, were very fine, and it
hard to believe that living
athing beings were within the
hes instead OF painted canvas.
pe Gypsy Camp with its roaring
\ scanning kettles, swarthy men
fortune telling croncs. was
| received. "Going to LONDON
IA Wife, caused much merrlmcnt.
Loves Surpris,," with little
Drgle Chamberlin as Cupid, was
1t was au elegant en-
held in the dining
N OF the Hotel, and gotten up
the guests of New York, Boston
Springfield.
!, A Kendall has IA piece Of
reg coined in TAG a. ID, lie has
n oil red considerable sums for
as a curiosity, but chooses to
p II In his possession.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

At Richmond, last Monday, the
market was about the same as last
week. Three hundred boxes of
cheese offered and sold at 10 to liz
cents for farm and diaries, and 12c
for choice sage; $50 tubs of butter
sold at % to y for good, choice sc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

VEST NGWBURY.-rhe UIion
rcd, whlCl has b;tl rec.ltiy
'rjvcd at Al expense efn.Ariy
hoasand dollars, will D, An at
ctlvc place for worship, as such
ccs should.
The re-dedication of the Union
ttl'g House in West Ncwbury
take place on Thursday. z. NJ.
o'clock, Sept. 1lth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

ue Whistles on several of the
! 'Uaalhpslc locomotives have been
'im" ea to a higher key. 1t is
,J;, u mat they are much more
,h S distinguished from the roar
|. b 'rain, by the brakeman, than
rim II'd,let common kind. These
Whistles are quite common
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

As the mail traW, Tuesday morn.
ing of last week was going through
Walden, the engineer saw IA little
child get ON the track and run
toward the train. He Immediately
reversed and Mhistled for brakes,
aud the train slowed SO that an
elder sister had just time to rescue
the little truant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

David Sinpson, the Greensboro
liquor agent, who sold Snow, the
murderer of the pedlar at Walden,
the liquor that made him drunk.
had all his property attached at the
instance of the widow of Stanton.
She puts her damage at $4,000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY, 1873

MoNTrELIER.-A terrible affair
occurred lately In the trimming
room Of the Montpelier Mig. Co.
Albert N. Daniels. ono Of the work
men. entered the room in which
Miss Carrie Demmon was working,
and shot her, inflicting q serious
wound. and Immediately afterward
shot and killed himself. 1t is now
thought that Daniels was insane.
He has been paying attention to
Miss Demn0n for some tune, but no
trouble is known to have arisen
between them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

ST. JOHNsBURY.-AmOng the
attractions of the County Fair here,
Sept. 23-25, is reckOned a balloon
ascension by MIR. Allen of PrOvi-
dence, x. /.
William Horton, clerk in Shaws
insurance office at st. JOhnsbury is
a defaul,er to the extent of 500
and has di .appeared.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
A PURSE OF 100000

Will also be given for the four year old celts
bv this horse, to be trotted for, best three in
i've in the ri!l of 1877, dariag fine Annual
Fair held at Bradford half mile heats. $500
for the first horse $l25 for second. 500 Tor
third, $50 for fourth, So for fifth. Entrance,
per cent.
TERMS-$l0.oo to insure foal, payable on
mares proving with foal. $500 Tor the sea
son, payable in advance, or whe asked for
Should the horse change hands, the above
purses shall be guaranteed as IL condition of
the sale,
Good pasturage for mares coming from q
distance. All accidents and escapes at own
ers risk. c. b. McCRlLLIS, Prop.
10 & 81 Leonard St.. New York, and 50 New
ark Avenue. Jersey City. ia.
d. Z. NoCRILLIs, Agent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

BONE section hands on the Pas.
plpslc railroad at Fairlce recent.
KILLED a striped snake. measuring
zee and three quarters feet, con
'l'hG seventy-slx small snakes,
assuring from three to six inches
in good running order.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

y, hiELsEA.-Croquet is the rage
lhelsea common. The epidemic
tcts Mcrsrs. Hebard, Corwin,
''ch' hyde. Hood, Townsend,
wood, Clark and others.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
ice.

This may certify that have given my SON,
Levi k. Kelley, his time during his minority.
and shall claim none Of his earningnor pay
any debts of his contracting. after this date.
ASA L. KELLEY.
Newbary Aug. ODD, 1873.
II. II. DEMISG, Witness.
RICHARD Doe,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

The great success Of the recent
meeting of Vermont soldiers has
inspired the Masschuet,s soldiers 10
Org;ulize Il similar reunion OF the
soldiers sent ont by Mass. during
the war. The preliminary steps
were taken at the recent annual
meeting at Springfield, OF the 34th
Regiment Association,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

pSp'; Parker of the Passumpsic
r H., has issued an order against
''.sgsasge smashers. I'VE should
!; va n,a'iie him if he issued another
rn Ist hve-story. double. tenement
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

MyrOn Stewart of East Clarendon,
a brakeman on the Central VT. X. r.,
was knocked from a train by a
bridge near BOltonsville, aud killed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

Ia, i :; OF. Adams Messenger states
/. rnron - ramored that the Central
I,tro, n. hailroad Co. have secured
Ir~ P, 81 the Portland & Ogdcps.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

An unknown man sleeping on the
track was run over by the cars at
> o'clock, Monday morning, near
Georgia Station. He died at three
o'clock in the afternoon. lie is be
lieved to have been Il sailor named
j. II. Lcverty, aud was brother
of the commissioner of streets of
Bridgeport, Conn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

The father of James Fisk, Jr.,
is building a house at Brattleboro,
which, with the grounds, will cost
els 900.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

BROOKFIELD.-A strange NOR.
tally has afflicted the hogs in this
town. One Inan has lost ten. The
cause is mystery. and indeed the
disease is not fully understood.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
AND TAKE NO OTHER,


having learned Dress Making Of Mrs. b. b.
Chandler. Is prepared to do all work il that
line in the best manner. Sewing done for
lsdies at their homes If desired. -
Bradford, Aug. 2e,-H
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05

ZEG.dL .NO2/cES.


OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER % Tnr
CURRENCY
Washington. July 10. 1873
Whereas, by satisfactory eyillYce present
ed to thu undersigned, 1t has been made to
appear that "The First National bank Of
Chelsea" In the town Of Chelsea. in the county
of Orange and State Of Vermont has been
duly organized under and according To the
requirements of the act Of .CongresS entitled
AN act to provide National cnrTeney SC,
cured by u pledge OF United Staies bonds, and
TO provide Tor the circuiatinn thereof.
Approved June 3,lS6s. and has bcSuylicd
with all the provisions of said act rsq,urei TO
be com piled with before commencing the bns
ness of Banking, under said ac, q or ..
Now therefore 4: /, John Jay Knox, Compt
roller of the Currency do hereby certify that
The First National Bank Of Chelsas,' in the
town of Chelsea, in the county of Grange and
STATE of Vermont, is authorized to eonMence
the business of Banking, under the act afore-
said.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand
and seal of Office, this 18th day Of July, 1873.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-05
A PURSE OF $4,000

Will be given by the subscriber for year-old
colts by this horse to be trotted for on the
Bradford Track. during the Annual Fair
hell in the fall of 1873; best two III three in
harness. 500 to the first horse, SIS Tor zee
ond. $50 Tor third, aud s25 for fourth. En-
trance, per cent Of premium. Half mile
heats.