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RESSI1N EMPIRE

So vast is the extent ofthis empire, that when
At Is noon day in its western parts, on the east
eIn confines II Is nearly midnight. Exclusive OF
all Its acquisitions from the Turks and from
Poland, II iorms square, every de of which
measures more than too th0usaMd English miles
Some gcOgraplcrs make each side of the square
Irom thirty 10 Jorty miles more. Be thar as il
may II is CERTAIN that II is ticeirs times the dl-
mensioIs oil amy other Kingdom in Europe, and
tar exceeds theterrltories the Roman empire,
even N the zenith OF its glory. In this immense
Tact OF country, IL Us weiknown that there have
hitherto been nocoaI mines. Anattempt toraise
coal, that prime article of fuel, is now abOnt Ia
be made under the immediate patronage of the
Emperor. The spot fixed upon for this pur-
pose is in the vicinity of lula. lula, celebrat
Ell Tor Its extensive iron works, and especially
recoiiected at this time from the circum
stance OF HoNAPARTEs defeated intcation
OF destroying them. lula is the capital
OF the government OF that name, distant
from Moscow lis miles, and situate oh the riv-
Ell Cpha, IN lon. 81, ~, f.. and lat. 81, 10, NJ
lms undertaking (the success of which will
form AN epocha never 10 he forgotten IN the an
'ials OF the Russian empiNJ IL under the in,me-
date patronage, we might have added, and al
the instance Ot the truly patriotic and enliSht-
cned Alexander. All the measures were con-
ceried III London, with his eXccllency Count
Leven, the Russian ambassadors, and on the
10th ult. Mr. LongmIre of this town, the direc-
tor and actnary IN this important concern, }
proceeded from hence ~ London, with an az.
s.StaIit craftsman and four pitmen, belonging
10 Whltehaven, and two horers previou ~ en-
gaged at Newcastle. They sailed from Graves
end Tor 81. PetersOurgn, OH The hrst of this
mouth; all their equipments for the voyage be-
ing Oh the most liberal scale. We understand
caSIonal visits To lula, as the season may allow,
and TO commence operations as early after that
as the climate will permit.
lWhitehauen (Eng.) paper.
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EXPLOSION

NEwBURGH, (N. W Sept. %. About
one o'clock on Friday morning last, the
Incorporating building attached to the
Orange powder works, situate about three
miles from this village, owned by Asa
Taylor s. Co. took fire from friction, nd
was blown up. No other building was
injured. The loss must have been con-
siderable, but we have not been able TO
ascertain the amount.
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tina; 1t should be used TO remove au individual
from the donilnions of an independent sose.
reisnf II, in this enlightened age, a convent
had beeu rausacked in order 10 draw from II
Monk, IL such character had been taken from
his beads and rosaiies, to be nade an uidepen-
dent sovereign, IL should be remembered that
we had been the means OF setting him up and
had no rig.t TO interfere with his authority
now. We had however, taken upon ourselves
To act, where we had no intention 10 do 50, on
receiving ne that an individual was about To
procscj for America, III order To assist tue piots
~ the malcon,eats who we're there already
Now, ftom all he had heard oi the peaceabic
aud decornns conduct of Lucien BUnaparte,
both while he was in this country aud while lie
was abroad, where his actions were most scdu
lousy watched, he had reason tn behevc that
the news which had been received CONCERNING
him was like thar furnished by same OF the "a
gents OF the Noble Lord toy the Home Depart
nent. Ssch persons, auNdbus 10 be enabled 10
dispatch Il courier with great bag. or little
scrap OF paper witha broad seal (for these
things were the luNnrcs of such asents) II
they could not discover any mischief, wonid
endeavonr 10 make some. He Could not Dnt
,spect that tue subordinate spies. WHO had
iatnished the Information received against
Lacien B0iiaparte resembled the divers. aud
Others tLat might be mentioned Ia the eonn-
try
In reply, Lord Cas,iereasl said, "the iuterfe
renee With Lacien Bonapsrte he next lnsti-
he'd, aud showed that the part which the Duke
OF w ellington had taken WIS perfectly IN con
fornlity with the provisions in the treaty OF
Paris. The Hon. and learned Gentiemau had
represented Lncien Donsparte, who perhaps
had the honor OF his acquaintance, as devoted
tn literature, The fine arts, and heroic poetry
His past conduct, however, proved him 10 be
Dangerous character. Ii might be said, that
lt WAS through him. in great measure that
Bonapar;e last assembled the throne. DE Was
OF opinion that the negociators at Paris would
have proved themselves pesotte1, II they had
put the liberties of The Bonararre family III
competition with the peace of Europe.and SUI
iered the members oft TO sit wherever they
pleased in perfect liberty. Ihe course which
had been taken was IN his opinion nioSticnient,
and II IL was thought that precautions were
now unnecessary, he could assure tie house
though he would not now 70 into particulars,
that circumstances had TRANSFERRED which prov
ed the contrary. With respect to his family.
who had made the greatest inroads ever made
upon the liberties of Europe. the Hon. and
learned gentleman objectcd to any interference
toprevent future plots, while ne was for cram
ming restriction OF, the most Odious character
ou those legitimate So,ereigns whom lie called
the petty Tyrants of Europe"
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DOMESTIC.
WAsHITGToN, Oct. (.
AJutdnt + Inspector Generals once,


Adiutant j Inspector Generals Once,
October l, 1917.
The proceedings ola General Cont Martial,
convened by GcneralOrder of August ~, 1917,
having embraced points heretofore considered
doubtful BY some gentlemen, the following ex-
tracts & oln the records are deemed Important
to the military service:
AgjutaH s Inspector Generals Office,
At;gpst y 1917.
GENERAL ORDER.
A General Court Martial will assemble at
Davis's Hotel, in the city of Washington. OH
Wednesday the 10Th OF September neat. Tor the
trial of snch prisoners may be bro't before
it. The Court will DO composed as follows,
viz
Col. VIM. King, 1th Infaatry, President.
MEMBERS.
Col G.. F.. Mitchell, Corps Of AT.
1t Col. w. X. Armistead, Eng.
1t. Col J. v. Ball, LIST Inf.
1t. Col. G. Arnistead, Corps Of 41rt.
1t. Col. w. Lawrence, Sth Int.
1t. Col. K. Jones, Corps 81 .7rt.
suPERNUmERARIEs.
Major j. II. Davis, StcT,
Major w. M'Douald. SsdE.
a Judge Advocate will be appointed and
further instructions will be Given, through the
President of the Court, in after orders.
CY order,
ID. PARKER, ~. & ms Gen.
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1HE HAMPDEN OxEN.

NORTHAMPTON, (Mass.) October -
Last week on Friday, the celebrated yoke
of oxen, bred and owned by Col. Chapin,
of Springfield, was sold for $1,000! They
were purchased through the Influence OF
distinguished farmer and gentleman OF
Jamaica Plain, aud will be exhibited at
the approaching Cattie HOy in Brighton.
One of these cattle is said TO exceed the
famous bullock i'll England, and TO sur
pass the Blssel OK, and every thing Of the
kind heretofore produced IN Tins coun-
try. We feel a qualification. thut the en-
terprize and laudabie efforts Of Colonel
CIiapin, have been so handsomely re-
wardcd.
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Adju;ant & Inspector Generals Office
[o,s,,I,- Z ISL
GENERAL ORDER

Adju;ant + Inspector Gracra's Office
September 3, 1917.
GENERAL ORDER.
Samuel Wllcocks, ESQ. is appointed special
Judge Advocate of The General Court Martial,
(which Col VIM. hing is President. ordered
to convene in fhis city on the 10Th inst.
The Judge Advocate will arragn the prison.
or for trial, will furnish charges aud evidence
in support oil the same, and he accountable to
tile Court for all tue proper details.
Shouda prosecutor and counsel appear, Their
wishes will be submitted 10 the Court through
the Judge Advocate. When the Court has I'm
ished its proceedings, the records will be de-
Iivered to the Judge Advocate, and tile Prcsi-
dent will report 10 this oSice for orders.
BY order,
ID. PARKER, A.I. & ms. Gen.
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d. PARKER, AdJ. & ms. Gen.
September II, 1917


The Court met pursuant To adjournment.
The Judge Advocate stated to the Court,
that ne was prepared to take mp tile case OF
Lieutenant Colsnel Franklin Wharton, OF tiic
Marine Corps. doubt being suggested,wh
Their Court composed exclusively OF army OF
ficers was competent to the trial of a member
of tic marine corps, the Court was cleared for
dclibeTdtiOn.
The Judge Advocate gave it as his opinion
that the Count had competent jurisdiction in
the case but the question being considered OF
Importance, aud the members not being sats-
fed, il was finally determined that the Judge
Advocate should, through the War Depart
mcnt, soici, the opinion of the Attorney Cen
erll Oh the point vt issue, * the Court adJonrn-
ed, to meet the neat day at 10 O'clock.
The Court met pursuant TO Adjournment
The Judge Advocate laid before the Court
the following correspondence
GEORGE GRAHAM, Esq.
lifting Secreimy.ef Way,
STg-A doubt has ARISEN with the Ocner1t
Court Martial, OF which Colonel w King Is
President, whether that Court IS competent ~
try Lieut. Col. Wharton, of the marine corps,
imasnuch as TIE Court Martialis not mxei
Court, composed Of army officers associated
with officers OF the marine corps, as appears
To them mecesnry,by the OStb article OF var.
Tie CONTt is DESTROYS tO lave tie opinion OF
tia Attorney General OF ihis point.
I am. with respect,
Your ODedieut servant,
SAML. NIiCOGkS,
Special Judge dir0eGtc.
Wasitngioa, sgt. "a, 1871.
DEPAnTMgNT o. var,
September a. 1917
Sfn--On the receipt Of your letter ot iiis
date, | Immediately submitted thc question
therein stated 10 the Attorney Gencrdi, AHA
have now tlle !Odor 20 enclose you lns OPINION
with great respect,
Your obgdicut servant,
GEO. GRAHAM.
dctmg Secretary oj flo
SAM. WtLcorKs. Esq.
Special JUage dato catC.
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a correspondent in letter to the Eli
tor of the Utica Patriot, says, in tine
town of Leyden, New York, on the lllh
lust. Mr.. J. J.. CODey, his wife, mother,
and iwo children, eat a small quantity OF
mushrooms al breakfast. About forty
eight hours after, they were all taken
dangerously i'll with symptoms indicss-
day the yomn sest cliId, abonl two years
old, expired lie others are all GONZALES
cling"
There is species Of mushroom which
is wholesome, aud another which is pot
sonous, but the difficulty of distinguish
ing Tie good from tn bad, ought 10 in-
duce great cguiion in the use of them.
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ARCHIBALD HENDERSON.
IS.....g AIN. - Ali.
Washington, 27tll Aug. Isi7.

The prisoner was then asked by the Judge
Advocate whether he was gniity Uf tue matter
Ct Accusations; 10 which he Iepned thai he waS
not guilty.
The prisoner objected to the first aud third
specifications OF the second charge, AS beng
loo loose aud general but did not ODJcCt TO any
amendment Being made IA this stage oi the bn-
sIness by the judge ADVOCATE, as the prOsecu-
tor, who declueu making any amendment.
The court, oil deiiberatiOn, determIred THAT
no evidence should be given under the first and
third specifications Of tile second charge, be-
cause tiIey were TOO general.
A motion was made by the court 10 exclude
all the evidence under the second specification
OF the secoud charge, which was 5VerTuIed; ;
but they determined 10 receive no evidence OF
any occurrence that did nOt take place within
two yeafs before the order for cOnvemng this
court. The prisoner regretted the decision ct
tle court on this point, as lie dad not object 10
any Evidence ds 10 occurrences that lo0k place
beyond two years from the date of the order
ior cohVGnins Ills court
On recoDsidering the notion ~ relation TO
tile "a -pectdcatiOn o. the "a codr "a, u was de-
Ccrnnsed that, Is tie specification contained no
military offence, the court would receive 10
evidence i'll support OF H.
iSepfepbe, q, 1871.
The court being cleared, after mature dcllb-
Grafton, llnd tie prisoner not guilty OF Inc first
charge aud the I'VE specifications under that
charge.
J lac COURT titIttOIt7 HDHvIAbiN "NfNlt ihD
prisoner, Lieutenant Colonel Franklin " har.
WI. KING, Colonel lit Inf.
President.
| SAsfi. WtLcoCKs,
Special Judge Advocate.
! Adjniant and ms. GcDcroIs 11See,
October !, 1871.
! GLNFRNL ORDER.
| Tie President having approved the sentence
1 of fire court Lieutenant Colonel W hdrton 4
honofaDly acquitted, and the cOurt martial II
dissolved.
By order,
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New YORK, September 2o.-We learn
OF captain Selby, in 10 days from Port
au-Prince, that Mr.. Johnston Of Bahimo,e,
who was some time ago arrested al Anv
Caves. was hononrabiy acquitted on the 9Th
OF Sept. after 4 months and days deten-
ton at Port-au Prince. Thegovernmemt
not being able TO shew cause for arrest,
or TO find any charges against him.
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Extract Of q letter from Il Laiy IN Cadiz IL
Cuostgt. H., lE1sLiDo1on

On the sih of July, ST. isabylIa's an
nrversary, the famous new amboat
Fernandna made her first trip from Sc
vile 10 this city, III honor OF lie Queen,
whose name is isabella. She came imio
this bay majesticaliy, although the wind
was h!s!. and the sea rough, which pre-
vented the band from !iaying Thar delight
inl effect which music generally has on
the water. The concourSe of people was
so great, that IL. .wi,hstan3ing there was
a guard OH board to keep them of, the
boat WAS nearly SINK twice. TIE popu-
lace called the boat Berqpe de Yapor, and
III consequence every thing now is c Ia
pdpor-hair cut, gowns trimmed, heads
dressed, all a Ia Vapor. This is the frs;
steamboat that has ever been seen in
Spain, and therefore attracts great deal
of notice" + et Int.
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ST. LOUIS, September Give are in
formed that Mr.. Auguste Chouleau, Jun.
is expected hourly, from, the head waters
OF Tie Rio del Nord. where he has been
trading with the Indians and employed
in trapping for the last two or three years.
We learn that he has been prisoner for
~ days with the Spaniards, who are in a
habit OF visiting our country a. far north
as the Missouri.
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Tobacco, James River, Leaf, faded,
81 a cd per H.. do. ord. sound, 6l "a al
do. do. middling i 81 do: do. good
and zine 81 Tod. do; do. siemmed, Ia
I'D do: Rappaaaunock, s "a 81 do. do
siemmed. GA Nd do. Kentucky, Leaf,
S "a Cd do Maryland and Potomac,
scrubs ga sd; do. brown and leaiy do.
coloury and fine yellow, u i2d. The
market remains without alteration, or aav
cliance of better prices.
bceswax, 24O Il 25ls per cwt. Flax
seed, 65s do. Flour, 40 Il sis per bill ;
do. Sour do. SO a 4os do. Wheat. l2a l3s
per 20 lbs.
American stocks-war6 per cci's. 10Y.
ST. CRoIx, August 2S.-We relate,
with feelings of the utmost compassion,
lamcntable accident which occurred yes
ter,iav evening.
Dctachments OF negroes, we learn,
have been for some time occupied ~
mendiDg the road commonly called Con-
Si.tatioa Hal. Such was the case yester-
day, when number Of the untortunates
took shelter, between sand IN the even
ing, in a cavern that was overiopped 10y
a considerable quantity OF mari and ion-
derous rocks, which all gave way u few
minutes after theirentrance, and crushed
them To instantaneous death +! Two who
were not immediately under the mass, but
rather near, were severely wounded.-
The number of those killed is, we arg IN
formed, twenty.
MONTREAL, September l3.-It is sta
ted III some OF the papers that Major (ie-
neral Sir Peregrine Maitland, from the
staff of tn Duke OF Weihngions army,
Is about to succeed General Wilson, IN
Upper Canada, aud that he will be Lieut..
Governor of that Province.
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AMERICAN ZINE.

VEvAy, lInd.) Sept I6.-1hc orc half of the
crop OF vine now growing the farm of the
late David Golay. dec d, was sold on Saturday
last, at public auction, for the benefit of his
heirs at f3 cents per gallon, to be delivered as
coming from the press. the purchasers 10 fur
uish tho casks. The whole of the crop, the
product OF abont 81 acres, is estimated at IL or
1900 gallons: Two men and aiew children, be-
sides attending that vine ward, raised a conside-
rable quantity of corr and other articles.
ReeiYer
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atn Of opinion. that, under the 6s;h article
of war, il reSls with the sound discretion of the
proper Department of the government, wheth-
er to summon officers OF the marines in the
constitution Of Court Martial tor the trial of
a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. or
wholly 10 pass them by nor do know OF any
act OF Congress, or other law, authorizing :
different construction OF it.
RICHARD RUSH,
4iitorney General.
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ADJr. AND ms. GENERALS OFFICE,
September -, 1917.

GENERAL. ORDER.
Coionci I. S..'essup, OF the third Infantry
major Richard Smith. OF the marine corps, ma
jor ). NJ. Davis OF the general staff, aud cap
tain Hobeit Wainwright, OF the marine corps,
are detailed is members Of the general court
martial, OF which colonel King is president, di.
rtcied 10 convene III This city by general order
o: the 9th of August last
Major VIM. NJ Douaid is relieved as = super
numerary OF the court, aud viii report at This
Office. The court will convene, organize, and
proceed 10 business accordingly. ut Dayis's ho-
te!, Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock.
By order,
ID. PARKER, Adjt and Ins. Gen.
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lol1F'Il Y.


OpE
FOR TIRE rouRrH or MARCH, 1917
JrisH i3rAs Ns7y iorS Celebration, bg .jir SAMUEL
Woop"oaru. aad suGs Iy Mr.. AssAnAM Stage.
TVsE-.7naereon.
White he vassal, Of tyr'gny riyet their chains,
iiy birthday itIsIpns anI base aduIation,
., ireemen exptcss, in their holiday E'rains,
Ia: voice of a pcople--the choice OF a nation.
Let luggcalJ sing
Nh, birth Of a king,
Tis oars ~ rejoice lrr he frst fruits Of spring
For still shalt the fourth day ot Morch ever yield
y harycG; Of glory in liberty fieid
Encirclea with glory the clieftan re,ires,
Who led ii. IN safety Though vars dread coTuuo.
While the .piiit n. rsis'd lin. another inspires
10 watch DER our ishts with equal devotion,
.,oSaoE shall preside,
Ais coun.-yncn's pride,
The soldier, the Statesmen the patriot well try'd.
And thus shall the fourth day OF harch ever yield
a harvest OF glory in liberty's field.
TO legitimate tyrants no freeman shall bow
10 ptrtne alorc will We pay veneraon;
n. chiefs Of Columbia capd from the plough,
And retire fran the chair TO The same occupation
Thus roMpEIaS arose.
IN the Ease Of his foes,
yor the path Of patrot the farmers Boy" chose
md Hu .haR he j6srth day Of March erer yield
Il ha,rest If glory IN h6ery's yfeTd
Then hail to the day that bchoIds US once more
Place the chspiet Of power on the ow Of true
mcrt;
yris ~ sacred insignia our WAsHINorou wore,
& legacy none but the good shall inherit,
10 The patriot MoNnoE
The tribute owe,
'rill the people reclaim it again 20 brstow,
And the fourth day of March be again made TO
yield
harvest Of glory in libertys field.
Iet fremeen unite on this festival day
r celebrate ibery's triumph IN chorus
Awaken the trumpet--our banners display
And hail the bright prospect that opens before
In pans Of JOY
Your voices employ,
Tor the patrot MoNRog and Our own 'Farmer's Boy
Andn-er mW the fourth day Of March ccaSs to ycH
Il harrcstcf glory hbertgs Geh
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
District of RAode-Tsiqnd, Sc.

District Of Rhode- Island, SC.
DURSUANT to a warrant frotn the Hen. David
L Howell, Judge Of the United States Court foe
the District aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given, that there has been fled
before said Judge, libel, by Abraham Williams.
William Allen, James iowden, John Lewis, viii.
liam Wolf, Thomas Snowden, Ar,nenus Clark, and
Charles Smith, mariners and citizens Of the United
States Of Misunderstanding that on the 18Th Of Feb.
ruary last, in lat 81 10 north, and longitude 65 20,
west. they being then on board the brig Hyder Ali.
bound from London TO New York, discovered the
ship William, OF New-York, Simon Baker, master,
bound from Hull, in Engand, to New-York, with q
cargo of sea-coal; that upon coming up with said
ship, such was her innaygabie state, that the said
captain, with tie whole of his crew, abandoned her
10 the mercy of the Whereupon said libel
ants went board, and after suffering al,nos,
ry privaon. finally succeeded in bringing her into
the port of Newport, where they arrived on the 10th
March instant.
Wherefore said libellan,s pray the advice Of said
Court in the premises, with The usual process there
on, that said ship sc. may be sold, and much OF
the proceeds thereof may be decreed to them TO.
bringing in said vessel and cargo, to said court
shall seem proper
A trial viii be had thereon, at special District
Court, to be holden at 'he Courthouse, in Provi.
dence, on Thursday, the Sd day Of April next, ~
ten O'Clock, A. A.
DUTEE J PEARCE, Dep. .VarsIG!.
ScwDert. March 10 1917
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Portsmouth, Wo2lcn Ma,m/actory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
L lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth, and Manufacture Plains, Satnnets.
Flannels, &c al! which will be doae in a surerior
manner at moderate prices, having the best kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
enced in every branch Great attention will be paid
to those who punctual in payment, and none
will he neglected.
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
to make mnled ale paymen,--those whose accounts
are os long standing in particular. will find i, theic
own interest to make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Port tsmouth, (Cinddlrs .JitIsN Oct ~
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FOR SALE,

-FOUR hundred and twenty acres OF LAND, lying
L in the town of Champlan. in ~" county Of Cn-
ton, md state of NewYork, about three miles from
the south end of Lake ChaDplain, being 10, No. 80,
Of the Nova.Scotia and Refugee Patent, some part
OF which s under improvement The said tract is
free from all membranes whatever. A good war.
rsntee deed viii be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, apply to
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
Newport, Nov g. 1916 (tf1
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fheIr ei1s ula' and surpils.HS cV!eGfy
A. CEkTlIIC AiES!

This may certify, that have been very much
troubled Win the ss.Ima and dih ulty OF breathing
for about four years, during which ime have made
Of i variety OF medicines. and 40 effect unt.
had recourse to DR. ReT; .7s.hnGsic Pills, pre-
pare, by w. I. Conway, on taking which, to my
great Joy, aAs relieved, and can safely recommend
them as al invaluable Medicine 10 Others in like
cases. ELIAS SPENCER.
W.ndham, Con May 6, 1916.