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u TRADE.-The subscriber. youth of about l6 years
of age was placed by his father with Isaac T. Rogers OF
Atlantic street Brooklyn, with view OF lis learning the
trade of carriage trimmer, II be liked The business and Mr.
Rogers approved of him. and with distinct understanding
on the part OF his father before he commenced work that he
should board with his parents and tor such was 10 be paid
two dollars per after being regularly and steadily en-;
ploysd in factory eight Weeks Henry Rogers brother
of the said Isaac T. Rogers and Gansger OF his business
came forward open ccGrt III the city OF Brook
lyu OF Tuesday ss; tia: his labor aud services during me
eight weeks worth Goihing II was received as ev
;he said Henry Rogers while declared him OF any ne
ward for his labor also likely 10 deeply nnrr s cHac'
ter vill be hopes be sufficient spology for his further
stating that while employed in the factory no dsspprohs
hon expressed ls conduct abilities but on the
contrary when his father called Mr. Rogers afer he had
had been 10 WORK four weeks 10 know how they ked NM
,ne SAM henry Rogers spoke very pleasing 70


nus ieings about him and finished by saving thai he
nsve. had boy III the shop whom hc liked better; and al
the Close y! the eight weeks that I've with Mr. Ro
gers, VIXEN his father called sly thai did NOT kc he
siness well enougho he bound the said Henry Rogers
Piled am sorry; he Is nice boy and would have made
good workman


Name len in tsl with the publishers. wD.


Brooklyn May y. 1875. m2i IwT
