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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
lIEUITABLE AUSTIN'S ESTATE.
VI I,

Tn rrtiersi-nei hay heeual ointei y the Hon
ralI Probate tlrt f.r the District 81 Nasiilll-Ioli-
t. receive examine ana ADJUST Az
claims and demands . all Ier>' IL 4illS tn, >atc i
deceased. and ali ialrS exhibited III oi>'t thereto
rl> -lS, NOTICE, that VIII meet Tor thu furl
said tir DWELLING hoiS u Peter u"iFk on
lie tllr ia! Il Al r and ~-N.tl day II August T. NJ
rlt u. clock IItl. three o'clock I N. "a Il II
sll d4y - and that months from tn sixth Jay 9"
February --5 the time limited Icy >ald court
ur sad creditors lr'>t 1t their claims t. IL T ~
animation and all NAH
80 49,, ,,r--,>
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOR S y l. +
The undersigned will sell his residence situated in
Barre about a Of mile from the village. consisting OF
acres of excellent land with good suit of buildings
all in good repair terms easy and price reasonable
Also - acres of pasture and wood land
<, HARVEY TIIDEN-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
10 Il S 4 l. f. =,

EOR S A l. + !
All Of the real estate which Downing late Of Barre
died and rnSsrSsed consisting OF a story ana
half cottage house with ell woodsneds and barns. all
in good reair together with fifteen or twenty acres "i
eYcelIeut tillaxp land good state of cultivation
Also fifteen or twenty of pasture and wood lad
Said premises situated III GOSPEL Village. about
of a mile from Barre Academy. churches and stores
an will I've sole; at a barTaln-
For terms, &c enquire Of W A Bo1C &c. ADMINS
traitor
n,rr. Eabruary 1914
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
Facts for Vermont Travellers

Mine host" Foster, of the Union House, Mont
pe,icr now runs fine carriage the railroad depots
on the arrival departure of the various trains and
claims his hotel may be had the best rooms To
b, found at any hostelre i'll the Capital Commercial
tra-ers can have their sample trunks taken at the
d =. Aet any place. and returned to the railroad
stations at any time desired Ny porters will be at the
denut on arrival of trains, badges reading Union
House Carrage Guests at the Union will find that
Mr. F ,ser acts the motto of rest for the weary
and GOOD for the hungry All is neat and clean. A
good livery connected with the house The House Is
now an1 has been for the last eight years kept 10y
GEORGE P. FOSTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

Every Turner Who ownes 4 good stock Of horses,
cattle AMI sheep, and intends to keep them rough
the winter, should get at once good stock of
>hrlhian's Cavalry COn.iltioa Powders. One dol
lai'5 worth will save at least half ton Of hay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
CENTAUR LINIMENTS.

There is pain which the Centaur Liniments will
not relieve. swelling they suhdue. ard no
amen which .hey VII not c'-~e. This is sronz ,a:
:. g. cut it IN. ,tcu,i more CURES
ul rheumatism. .,etir.liA. I,caw palsy, srrails
,iliuys caked hrcas.s. scaldS. burns. satrheuln.
ear-acie &c, upon the human frame. and of
strains, SPAWN, gals. &c, upon animals i'll one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They courlter-irritant. all healing pain
BELIEVERS Crppes throw their crutches the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless and
the wounded are healed without scar The recipe
is published around each bottle They sell as no art
Gle ever Sold and they sell because they do just
what they pretend to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to suffer they
viii not use Centaur Lininent. white wrapper. More
than one thousand certificates of remarkable cures
including frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism, govt
running tulnors, &c. have been received We Will
send circular containing certificates the recipe &r
gratis to any requesting It. one bottle OF the
yellow wrapper Centaur Linimc.t is worth one hun
dra dollars for spawned or sweeIie horses and mules
or for screw worm in sheep st"ck-own"rs these
rimants are worth your attention No family should
he without them White wrapper for family use;
Yellow wra,,per for animals. Sold 10y all Druggists
Fifty cents per bottle; large bottle, soO J. Eo>kS
co. a3 Broadway. New York
(a.tOrja i. more than a substitute for castor vi II
is he only SAFE article existence which ls certain =
assmilate the food. regulate the bowels cure WIN
collie and produce natural sleep II contains neither
minerals morphine alcohol. and is pleasant 1" tah
Children need not cry and mothers may rest fM9A
| CoSSUMPrIvES, TAKE NOTICE.-Every momeh.
| of DELAY makes cure more holeIc9@, am
much depends on the judiciOus choice OF i REM
DIV. The amount of testimony III I.Nor vi -
~chcnck's l'u monte syrup, as cure LOT coh7"iii'
isn TAR exceeds all that can be brought 10 SuPppi'
| the preten.onS of any other medicine. Sc ~ !.
| Schcnck's Almanac containing the certi;lrHe9 Vi
many persons of the highest rcSpcctaDllltE' VINO
have been restored to health, alter beng pro
nounced lncurable by physicians OF dckh@"F +
edged ability >chenck's Pu!monlc syrup aI0Ic
ha. cured many, as the evidences Will snow; bu!
the cure is often promoted by he employment OF
| two other remedies which Dr. >chenck li"NileH
for the purpose. The additional remedies az
| Schenck's sea Weed Tome and Mandrake fll--
Bv the timely use of these medicines ;cc"''i."h ~
directions Dr. -chcnck ceItliies that most any
case of Consumption may be cured. :,,,.i
| Dr. Schcnck i profe- ,Ionaily at ms pIH::'
| office Corner sixth and Arch SIS ihii;tteiili''.
every Monday, where al letters Tor adNl'e il"N
be addressed. f
-la4f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
WFRICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. IL. + ID ID y,
TOROF PATENTS
For Inventions. Trade Marks or Designs.

No 20 STATE ST. OPPOSITE hII-HT ST. Boston.
After practice # upwards thirty years
% Patents the ried Stefse also
France. and other fTelen c''ur.fr1-s
Assignments and all afsrs for
executed s'at,e terms with dls airh-
hes made determine the Validity and utility
Inventions and legal and other sdklce
all matters touching the same ~ les II
the claims E'ateut furnished iN renting
,lnllar Assignments Zee 'rie-i IN Mashlnct IN
NJ agency in the Tinted States - sses- superior
facilities obtaining Patents ascertali ig the
tcufalllltY IF Inventions
All necessity Of journey :" Washington I" procure
A Iatent and the usual great delsy there are here
saved inventors
TESTIMONIALS.
REGARD Mr. Eddy Il the mast csfaile snd
successful IrartloIlc-s with whom have Lad III lal
CHARLES MASON. Conm'r 81 Patents
IL have no hesitation assuring inventors iey "a
a., ne ar'al. IF rlttu their aTElicafi'fs form
for them an early and foraie '>lctlall"h
al the Patent Office x,.-
FDNI-ND BURKE. Late Conm'r Of Patents
MFR II FDrY has made for over THIRTY
Patents having been successful IL a.
most every Such unml-tskahle prof. 81 great
talent and ability his Part leads ne I" Te'onffi1
NJ Inventors apply I" him t. procure Their at.rf
a. they NAV IF having the most faithful afte9
- har,.s JOHN TAGtiAkT-"
He,nr Ian Is Fly1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
THE L E A D E r!

NEW CHURCH Music BOOK
RvHR PALMER and L. o .ExERsos- Price 81. "
per dozen. For sale by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

r,r.r J>r,TrArIO<-D, not, vou value
your life entertain tho idea that cough Is one OF
those casual local affections which require pul ~
tciai,eutson. This species OF lnfatuatloh Is iaai
f. thousands cough Is the first menace of con
.uinntinu remember mat. AnnIhIate the danger
by exiting ul,hIhS the cOmIalht ne means az
y3n .teyrry ding store. HtIc'S Honey Of H"Fe
n,I and Tar will, IN every instance, effect Il per
feet cure of the threatening alntht "lsiout Oa"
ing nausea. 10. 1t Is pleasant TO tie palate as wei
Il miAll!tle.
Pixies Tom ACHE DR.Ps-Cure in one min
ute.
pcrsons who have become thoroughly chIilcd
from anv cause may hlvl thc!r circulation Al one
r..tored hv taking mo the stomach "A te'>lo"hlHi
of Johnson's Anodyne l.lnlneut uilAti III i i'''e
CO j water, wtl!-sweeiened.
! THE GREAT AMERICAN CoSst MrIioS RENkhi,-
pr. WIN. Halls Balsam for the Ing cures tlie
worst cases OF Coughs, Colds ana az me i>tAsts
| Of the Lungs, Throat and Chest. For hoolmh@
! Ionl.h and Iroup II is a certain specific. TIE
mo-t obstinate cases surely ylalA 10 nan h2lsi
when used lersev"rlnsly- STANDS d inc hea'i 80
All cough preparations. Sold everywhere JOHN
r UENnY. CURRAS ~ Co., prophet rs -
e.cPia'e, y.
Letter. IucaiIed for al Montpelier Posi- ofhct'
i February 22d, 1910.
ct ph.Aiu these letters. ier- Il must give tE'
: ahyoe date.
IApiF--MiS- Cara II Ballet. Mrs Rozlila Gray
Miss IVA J Harvard ; Nrs. Narths Lee, Miss Nora
" Parker Mrs y X St we Mrs Abba NJ. Smith, Miss
Ella c. Turner
I tiFSrLEMEx :. Buskrk > Francis + BarAe.
Peter Des:naras. J. Daley. joseph Daucrit, I" L
Darling ] I'm Faith. Paul oIirard. r. J Hunt A +
. Lake Henry Low. " L. NcCrellls I'm '" Fame
, Frank Richardson, q. y. Webster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
There was a pleasant wedding gathering

on Monday evening. Feb. 22d, at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. j. d. HOLSTER of
Marshfield. The occasion was the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Susan Bllnche |
HOLSTER to Mr.. Leroy A. Ken, Of Calais.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
f. Wright. assisted by Rev. George F..
Forbes Of Marshtield. The bride is the
first of the third generation 4" to the manor
born y of Der family Goth paternal and
maternaD united in wcdlock in the same
house. Her ancestors and kindred have
for three fourths of 4 century occupied
almost the same houses in the near vicinity.
The wedding party was composed of
their kindred and the relatives of the
groom, together with few friends which
youth always finds. The ceremony not
only made the bride and groom of one
flesh, but it also cemented still closer the
union Of kindred and families; and thus
bringing together and preparing them all
for that greater gathering when there will
be but one family.
The happy couple were thoughtfully re-
membered by their numerous friends, who
brought gifts with them both beautiful. and
rejecting honor on the good taste of the
donors, and their appreciation Of the worth
and genial qualities Of the bride and the
man of her choice 1t was Il gathering
long to be remembered by those present,
/ l,,1 4,
life and happy one to the newly-wedded
couple-Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Kent
NORTH MoNTPELIER.-The village school
taught by G. b. Goodrich, of Middlebury
College, closed its term of twelve weeks
on the 18th inst, with IN aggregate atten-
dance of 2007 DAYS. The scholars having
no absences during the term were Mary
LOBBY, Alvah johnson, Willie LOBBY,
Gerald Goodwin, Orlando IIolliSter. Henry
HOLSTER, and Lewis Coburn; and those
who We're absent one day each on account
of sickness were Dora HOLSTER, Edwin
johnson, Frank Cochran, Willie Coburn,
Herbert HOLSTER. Walter and George Lit
Rich Ruth HOLSTER. Laura Coburn, Dora
HOLSTER, Annis johnson, Mary LOBBY,
Belle Holister, Gertic Adams, Josie Loo
by, Flora Adams, Alvah johnson. Horace
HOLSTER, Edwin johnson, Harold Nye,
Frank Cochran, Willie LOBBY, Carroll
King, Hubert .IIolister, Herbert Shepard,
Orlando HOLSTER, Henry HOLSTER, Lewis
Coburn, Walter Little, George Little, and
Thomas LOBBY
Hon Alvin Bradley Of Northiiell died
on the 18th. He was President of the
First National Bank Of Mortified, and
? also president Of the Vt. Manufacturing
; Company. He represented RoXbury two
Z wears in the Legislature, and was three
/ wears assistant Judge of the Washington
; County Court He WIS IN esteemed citi-
zen, and Il successful business man.
The following is IN abstract of tn,
i for the wear 1874:
. Whole No. Of families in town. pos
Whole :. of children under % wears
of age, 80;
r Whole No. of children under ) years
of age, 81
. Whole No. of children between ) and
l0yearS of age. II
+ Whole No. of children lctween 10 and
IS wears of age. s.
Whole No. of children between - and
= 20 years of age, Z
i VITAL. STATISTICS.
Il No. of births in the town during year, i
4 deaths - II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
CiIITTENDEN COUNTY

The five which on Wednesday destroyed the large
lumber drying house of l;ronsons, Weston, Greene
( CO.. At Burlington. extended to the lumber piles,
destroying a quantity of the stock. The loss by
The III Is estimated at 10 lol The firm had S25Vo
In urunce the building and fixtures in the First
National Of Worcester, and Mllvillc, \. j., Com
panie> in equal amounts
Joseph Plant of burlington attempted suicide ~
shootin. himself with revolver Wednesday altei-
noon. The ball struck rib and glanced on. inlet
lns il dangerous but not necessarily mortal wound
ii. \. GIL. of Bolton, was quite severely injured
while attempting to jump Oh moving tram a
week last Saturday,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

WlNDSOk w NJ H.
climber jim" the promising young troting
ceIding soldby T.. l.. Woodward of oodstock
last fail for $500 was recently resod in Boston for
- lm.
samuel Adams. Esq, OF Cavendsh, is now s.
wears of age and PERFORMS the duties of trial jus
lice in nearly all the lawsuits of the vicinity, posi-
ton he has occupied for forty years.
disease is prevailing in Bridge" alter and vicini-
tv resembling the horse distemper; the throat and
glands ofthc nose, being badly swollen, and the
patient, suffering considerable pain.
lire. persons died in Cavendlsh on the llth, 18th
and 18th aged respectively "A, IS and 81 years. and
Rev. S. Guernsey, of Rochester, ioficiated at
their funerals.
Ilu am GidlnGs of Proctorsvle, who recently
lied at the age of 81, was OF the lcrew of the
priv ateer enterprise, which was captured by the
b III h nd taken to England in the war oflsl2, and
lie was prisoner there for about three years. He
was also one of the prisoners confined in the Dart
more hulk and, 20 day after his Incarceration, his
hair became white lie bore, all through his life
the marks of the chains he wore upon his flesh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

CastOria i. than substitute tor castor VII II
E tho only ,rr article in existence which is certain =
assimate the food regulate the bowels, cure WIND
collie and produce natural sleep. II contains neither
minerals morphine alcohol and is pleasant l" 'ah
Children need not and mothers may rest f"'S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
AFTERNOON SECESSION.

Meeting called to order by the Chair.
The report of the committee on nOmi-
nations WAS called far, and J. 5. Batchel-
der. chairman of the committee, submitted
the following report:
For County Commissioner, J. NJ Fisher.
E~p.. of Cabot.
For County Committee, Frank Plumley,
Northiicld; stephen Spencer, Plaintield;
+. \. Ncwcomb, Waterbury: George o.
Boyce, Fay>ton; VIM. \. Boycc, Barre.
The report OF the committee WAS adopt
ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
COUNTY,

a second bar,;,in:for the sale of the st Johns
bury House was made last Saturday between Mr..
Gilmore and Jcuy Drew, the term. of the trade
being $4,000.
There is i family i'll Whcelock composed OF man,
vile and two small children, all enjoying good
health, who, report says have had nothing in the
house to eat for The l,st six weeks but potatoes,
although the father keeps himself well supplied
with tobacco.
The house OF Ira Davis, ut Walden, was burned
on the l2lh. Insured for 5000.
Joel Fletcher, prominent Wholesale merchant
of St J Ohm 5bury, WAS found IN an Inscnsible con-
ditlon on the morning Of the 18th, and died about
an hour altcrward, OF heart disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Il. : Lane, of East Pawlet, who has a farm OF
about 200 acres in that town. has discovered on his
land what experts pronounce vein Of lead with
liver and gold quartz.
sickness has prevailed ut Eeldsboro City and
south Rcadsboro with fatality seldom eqnalled.
some over - deaths since the lst of october, all
from diI,htheria excepting two or three.
William Knapp died at Woodford, Il few days ago,
at the age of 100 years IL Il four months.
Deputy Boylen Will organize u grange at Ben
nington March ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
Vermont News,
ADDISON COUNTY,

NJ. Wheeler French of versennes. died on the
81, aged u years. He had been prominent bust
Lass man, and was pos tmastsr 10 years.
Ia" truste Of the state reform sch 'oi have VIZ
tied Nergennes, AMI it is rcportc that they found
the old arsenal building, entirely unit !or any pu:
pose connected with the school, and they Will have
to be entirely remodeed if used at ALL while in the
barn they found but l6 tons of hay, when ~ had
been reported as the crop Of last summer The
soil of the farm, which was much extolled, is
said to be claycy, anl only adapted for raising
grass. This. however, is only one side of the sto-
ry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
DAUCHY & Co.'S ADVERTISEMENT.

tt'REE SAMPLE TO Agents. LADIES CONVERSATION
uLCCk. New Bedford, Mass Fu;yI
, 1875-06-24
THE SPECIAL VENIRE.

4 few days ago special ycnt1e waa iasued In
the Criminal Court 10 6!l = Jury, necebsita.ed
by what soemed to be The w,llful negligence Of
tbs officer Whoso duty II Viz to serye she regu-
lar yaure. Attention Nas called 10 tbs pro-
ceeding 1t the time, accompanied By tho
hint that, ~ : rule, special yeuires wete not
helpful 10 the cause Of justice, especially
nhen tsauod undeF certain circumstances.
The structures ware blsed upon tho frequency Of
such occurrences, and upon the additional fact
that thoea who have had chkr8s Of summouiug
iurics Of fAto hayo somehow man eKsd 10 croAto
The necessity TOR lhs issuance ot special vauita
just IL advances or On tho owe OF tue trial OF
4ome noted gambler, OK export thef. or bur-
Blsr.
Tha sppl.cauoa and Justice Of tho structures
aeema 70 haye bean demonatrAtsd
ys4kerdAy In tho txial Of Michael
MWphJ, Thomss Madden, and Jais
Miller, charged With bur91AhousIy entering 1eN~
sl'7 store "a tbs evening OF AsJ J, aud obtain-
, 1875-06-24

NIL! appear 10 Fridays Iner- Ocean. Itfi1ls fftY.
stx pagcs OF the papor. Judgment will be an
pltod for on the third Monday In July.
Tho Board OF Police yesterday, instoad of
N'akinG With fcar at thor itnpondug fato,
4u1otly pursued their unuAl routtuo OF business
and occupied tho greater portion OF tho Isy II,
tryinR policemen who MORO erraignod for mis-.
d9inoanorA.
rScoLLEcT.D 141E3.
Tho City Law Department. Aftot having fully
eKamsucd all the law upon tho subject, have
tl1no or collecting tlioso delinquent tA1os OF 1879
rot directly dccided against by tho Supreme
Court. TGoy n.ill maintain that these ta1os arc
colEccssblo by vlr&uo of lion upon tho propertv
pnt no attempt viii bo made to collect them dur.
tnH lho Ptfsont year, nor until tho uext Ax-tovy,
The delinquent l'sk Of 1874 IL already In tho
hsrda Of !hs County. Collector. and tho
to.,.. to It., involves s1e withdrawal Of theno
By tho City Collector. Tho necessary nteps
would cattsc such delay that appeals from tie
Judgment Of tho County Court on tho Appt.ca-
lion would 20 0yer to tho 8ertembar term in
1916 of tho Supreme Court. Add to this tho
laet that tho uncuected taxes Of 1873 which
might DO added IN ths present application arc
For tless roasons tho city has dooidel to pro-
coed a. Tho no7t July term OF tho Circuit Court
WIN ita application for judgment for tho tn1es
or 18Th, leaving tho taxes Of 1871, which ton,atn
lion until paid, to be includod In 4 fuluro ap-
plicatson. Undor tho city tax act n amended in
1872. parties praying appeals from tho Judgment
OF tho County Court fer ta1ea must, before hp-
pcala be allowed. depontt the amount Of tho
1udgment Appealed from, aud costs. This rro-
vih'on has been hold constitutional By tho Bu-
prcIR0 Court
, 1875-06-24
DAVID LIVINGSTONE.

LkETGRN III BH0DRk BEHFOAD.
Tbs Nev. Brooke Horforl lsctured Last night
In tho Church Of tho b1osslal,, corner Michigan
a1onue ADD Tuens5.thikd strees, On "Dayid
Liylngstops.". 4; 1stRs audisnce WAS presout.
and Mr. Harford au6tsedss: in interesting shorn
In q uors thsn ofdiasry degrse: Hls treatment
OF hl. snbjset, ri T dr,seil atsssction for
tho religious bpbAo, tsaoa rashsr 10 illustrate
tho grand phliihahttustH?5 5emoslres OF tho hardy
explorer shaa ~ A1@ths immediate results
ot bis, adv4nsu1oas. & career. Tho leo.
t t,9er g1.phteslly:i n 4, st.t9hsd she 1.to.i-
Ing tlAt the .rsal. spirit In which hs exp1ors-
tiona were undertaken Was not 10 much tue graf
illcsttou Of Z srATeefs pkapann ~ To open up tho
great African Coutfnsue to European trada aud
commerce, and 10 carry the 'blefalnEe Of ChrB-
ttanity and civilization to no comparatively un-
known inhabitants Of thu coantrY.
waa : hs4vs md daEdng sstn,' whns having
" got ftacinat1d Wilt <tfsrel ..snd, nd
venture, ,snd Lost lisht :ok. hIa; former ago-
catlon in beQpm4uG EFsA& traveller. Mr. Hetfo1d
enlarged upon $hia po3ut Ind etelrly proved TINT
tho trus spirit ofr tho missionary was sver pref
cut In L1vingatok4's Waadsstngs.; Ths great OK
plorcf Hss u 9s2aa1lty;& simple, genuine
man: who t<et4 sanl. :! and abomiuated
anything lkS fel1k kfan9 eentationaiisn, aud
bia, llfe-pnrpoae ,Nae :: unquestlouably to
clyillxed. xotld md -. ahsok !slarsry. In tho
soprss Of tho lseturst "a interesting sketch Of
Laxsaxstoua'e llfs Naea giysn. every incident oi
.xhich showed The nob3e pAsaSs Of tho man, aud
blu cooatant' sao1ts 10 bensda hEa fslow-c c1oa-
2uT&&L 60, 70: 80 ;5t,.! -.
, 1875-06-24
DEATHS.


As!lLEMAfyrhlsf fnGfnlnk. nt k4s Whbatl1sy Car
TT the boloved dAuRhat Of Mary Jane and John a.
A1h1eMan. *Ea ~ years tnonh and IL lsJs, "
Roinalas Will bo taken to Galaburs, ILL., this oYcntny
no%WnS,fune % . of .earlst fevcr,. 1larry d. Downs
only child OF j. aud HAtta Dnwns IaG7 FFstfe synni,n
Remains will he takon 10 1sattle Ofsok. Aflch.
PsLIETIkn-.tnho ~ At hof jsto resdsnco Inn Bouth
aged II years, - 1>'s'" ''A1o''
EunsIsl Friday at 10 a. 70 Galway. by o..r,sses
MUHRS)E-,Junc T. At bis r.sIdcnoc, NJ. 4B0 Wahash
*feane, Ffanf . naF9s .Eod y3at4 and ,noalhi
At9 re1iticnor. b! carriages 70 tosrh1 Cc1uetery.
y boston and Chelsea, MaAa.. papcfs plsnse copy.
hEE-!nno ~ Mary Aan Ic4, daughter Of Mar and
"i!!sm Leo. sGed {sats and months.
ftoM 1e6 " est Polk stfost -'
,suTl!EHLAND.,]une %, WllIIsu, J. Sutherland.
soGin EnfleTo! Cook County ILL.,, Of the late Capt
y Louisiana ind Ohio papers please cory.
a,Wa ,WohfITuoid;E 4 p: M. Abraham Wolf faths. Of
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