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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
Dr. Cooke.

The unfortunate are respectfully informed that tho
Albany Lock Hospital, established and modelled after
the much celebrated European Lock Hospitals. has ma
ny years since been founded at Head Quarter, No 3
Norton street, Albany, n. Y To those uuacquainted
with this institution. II Is necessary TO mention that II
has for its object the OF all such diseases syphil
is scrufua, structures, diseases OF the ureha, iumtao
-four albus impotency diseases of the womb, seminal
weakness OF both nodes. aries Of the bones ghon.
orrhuea, elects, with all venereal complaints general
etc.
Persons ignorant of the of disease, are not
most simple form, aud through neglect njudicous
treatment, aggravated state Of disease,
aud occasions abscess ulceration psuedo syphilis,
premature old age, too often ending proracted
incurable state of existence.
This Institution under the superntendance end
mana cement Of Professor Cooke, MID. DID, LID Of
the city of Albany n. Y, who will ave his peronsl at
Tendance at the DspeDsary attached to .hc Institution
at all hours to invalds requiring his professional
vices. lie having had much more experience ia this
branch Of medical practice than usually falls to the lot
any member of the profession, therefore feels
such confidence of las ability 10 give universal satsfac-
ton that he all applicants need despair OF
n complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore, who have suffered from
the OF by those less experienced, nvi-
ell to visit the Hospital which only requires TO be
tnOwn Ia he Of SUPPORT wi the most perfect
cIosy may be depended and the utmost Irvacy will
attend those wbp call. The whole house is exclusive
~ appropriated 10 the use Of patients, who will AWAY
be received INTO separate apartments, and u, no time
unless at the request of the patent, will third party be
present.
Prof, Cooke has a number ofhandsomely furnish.
/ ed private chamhers at No 49, Greene ST. where he
will receive gentlemen who may require medical aid
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby be
enabled to dedicate than ordinary attention his
patients Gontemeu will find it both Convenient. al
well economical, in all OF disease TO retire {,
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the pull
lie, Is proper he shond CONTINUE his Advertisement
for the good OF Strangers IT well known that poop
L. ID of If delic
nslure, even when physician preemiuently
ful.
Communications. postpaid 10 the address Of PROBES
sor Cooke, VI. ID. d. ID. LII. D., Albany. n Y, enclos
Ing bank note c0unseng fee. will have attention.
(uone other will be rcceived) personal consulta
ton may be had at all times, usual, at the Dspensar
which properly fitted and arranged with separate ol
fees for coufdeutial interviews.
~ Counseng ices aud charges reasonable.
Olhco, So Norton st. House. No 80 Green street
7tE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
Cotton Yarn. &c.

COTTON Yarn; Of superior quality No. q 10 % man
" uaccrcd expressly for family use. Also Cotton
Bats, Waddiug, Wicking, Drilling, Ticking, &c Tor
sale by BURr g. MASON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
STATE OF VERMONT, D
! DE it remembered that
- at a stated Probate

STATE p.rl, OF :, TERM0ST REa remembered ,h.
Court held Rutland within and for said district on
the first Monday-bei ng the I'd day of September ID.
1889
Merritt Clark administrator Of the estate OF Martin
Smith, late OF Alidcetown in said district deceased,
proposing to render an account OF his admnst alton,
IL Is Ordered tat said account be examined in court
on the hrst Monday OF October and that the pub
LEGATION Of copy OF this order three weeks successive.
y IN the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland
may be- shall be sufficient notice to all concerned sP
pear II they see cause, and object thereto.
true copy Of Record, $40
A l.. BROWN, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishing to 90 West, offers for sale
l. his farm lying on the river IN Huntington said
farm consists OF $40 first rate land admirably sit
uated for dairy grain farm there being about two
hundred acres under improvement and the remainder
feasible if wished On said farm there is a two story
brick house, 80 H. by 40, with wood shed and corn.
of orchardDg, lots well watered and superior prvi
lege Tor water power ;-one sawmlll in operation
Wool growers and dairy men wishing TO purchase a
superior stand and cheap, good share of which is
level as The western prairies will do well 10 bring their
cash this way soon. ENOCH TYRRILI..
Huntington, Sept ID 1889. 40-42
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
TO TAILORS.

WANTED by The subscriber one OF two iou,neymen
taylcrs immde,ayy 10 whom constant employ men, un
he givcn, and cash paid on demand iot service.
JOHN = KNIGHT.
Rutland, Sept Q, 1890 n-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

STATE OF VERMONT, lTNHE Hon. Probate eour'
land
To the heirs at law and all concerned in the es,se Of
Joseph Newell late Of Dandy, in said district deceased
GRrITisc.
Whereas the administrator Of the ea,ate aforesaid h"
made application 10 the for license 10 sell the real
estate Of the said deceased for the payment of the deb
found due against said estate.
Therefore, you are h reby Motif, to appear before
snid court on the first Monday October next and give
bonds Tor the payment OF snid debts show Why
SAID license should not be granted. Given in Pro
bate Court This 80 day Of September, A 1889.
3S-4O A. l.. BROWN, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
CastlctOn, July 1880.
H01SIG CRADLES.

-hLSO-
March, Blanchard's and Taft's Cast Steel
Grass Scythes, Sickles, Patent Forks, &c.
GRIND-STONES,
of the best quality. For sale by
MEACHAM g. DANA.
81 mo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
'I'allov.

1000 h.. beef Tallow Tor sale by BURT & MASON
sept. ID. f3g-l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
Cure ofLady Sophia Grey.


seses 10 Use IL, ~bo nsy ,b,ak that the lower class
rrrssis - no vse this medicine.
This me- fsc ne is used by thousands 81 the most
psyeeishls and brst educated And there are thou
us Who would hnd their health rctt"ed, hsd their
pusses better filed Il they wonld take ihs beet II med
ta~s Instead oftc universal and poisonous Compounds
which they nov freely ske bal with isr different
QGbsl
- LADY, sopAia GreEto Ms1s Morrison 4. Go
~ feel that the hes, return make
Il &hs vsndsslsl benefit have received from your
4Cg escrlien, medicinesi is 10 publish ny and my
o31s csses bopng that from such authority may he
~ mesns Of others benehung themselves by them,
vishout fear 81 being poisoned OF injured IN any way
~ ~ - from fourteen months use OF a., convin
(i1s peSfsef safety and also tia, IL isiis IN
- il isssice ia done to H. Ny rnnid was oeclar.
>s0<iiy incarabls, aud her cure perfected IN
~ moollDe. and II Of the very worst qunisey
~. II dirty years stsnding and she has not had
&61 r<{1fa of II since IT, healed and ENJOYS perfect
&Sai(h. which she never did before, and free from
~ ~ go Il compeaion Of disorders The liver is
y r. e(1e6 dale was affected dangerously in 1890
~ t4<1fth yess, and before thst had scarlet add
~ Gvets. aud wns always delicate In l-u0 my
~ ih1ufed by a very bad ovcriurn in an omen
ia - discovered until 1884 and during that
0656r &NkS what real health was, and suffered
&DS1eely il many Ways. II first brought on vio.
Vosasa IL ths ssn hp which medical skill could
- eslevs fer Scuriesa years; during which time |
(nfm{ne0m " siood 10 The head for two years,
Hs4ksnsd by consian, application Of
~ lieef ives violently afiec ted, and
2< ~ jreches and hiisers without end
1 (1t14s~ This complsnt cured the
+: lM1MyDss returns Of the liver complaint
~ ~ lhs sme weakening remedies |
~ }61on1nstosy, blight rheumatic and bilious
~ ~ leiicu my nerves, and | bought II
ne Rout came on, and | had been
}tbm " for modibs ogr Their until
WGa rarely free from IL In Is
MOOD u be atI@cie aud had 1,
m ySsrs sooner, am convinced
~ &foe1 % health. This seemed 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
MbRAIs DM'a PILLS.

WbhEISD M'5 PILLS.
,I,TE T.ps,ns nrs,iss ver,tslis Mee.c,.e o. The
i BfiiatA College n iirsitb
LONDON
10 packets 81 81. a. go 81 each.
Mo. Ths N.rstatis krefsoi powdsfs, - &c Icf
Dos' We iufafW Tho ssk ihst hatc gaft received
FROM LONDON,
thseash ~ tsuds 81 Geafes T,yiet
United STATES igcaf,
yog ti.e nsiusA CaiisFr n Heath gsW hnndrrd
bo,~s u tbs usy cs,arsira Mcascisv insdr hr Jks
Mosstsss ~ HYrsist Ths nledftsnr mas ~ i,s cen
satfinsic nssra gained sald rne4 ffpalatou ty
the macy daily sHstiing wherever IS IS ih-
itoSseea. although hes efn oPPnssd By every thiHg
whieh the Faculty coad hfier g. bar sggiHa II
hss eess oH Ycietioas Disease 30 - mat rr'csi
IcyDs and orr, she hcuty v ha opposed fs use by
CUHIN JHOrSIA
vhish ihsy could nni cufe.
We so- invite nnse who have DOT tifcady nirpdu.
rr6 this medicine inio tse pfactcc, 90 usc q, sud
thereby their Pstsnis and gem good nsfnr which
10 better than gold To iialc who need msdcins, and
ssr net decided 20 tbs celebrsled medicine, Ne
wsrla lpsi say that this medicine - probably curing
move persons every day hFesgkaW me World Than ALL
oahsr ne diciue, sad the rtottrs pot together
The sale continues gfrailt % iucgoase snd The salts
faction sIprysssd BY those who use 4 u most Crafty
Jag.
ytriaify ibs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
WHoLEsALE & RET4iL .aGENTs.

Beckwiih N Dyer, Salisbury; Messrs Couan,s store
Brandon Henry Symonds pit,sford Hitchcock Nor
gen West Rutland and Clarendon; at the Castleton
Bookstore; stanley Leffugwell & Go. West Poultuey
G. n. Walker & Co. Benson 4, J.. CStln Orwell
Kcnt Wright Shoroham WIN. Marsh Shrewsbury, and
vicinity VIM FAY FINLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Doves IN lowA,-We copy the following from
the ST. Louis Republican oflast Tuesday:
IOWA TERRITORIAL "DECLARATlON"
AGAINST GOV. LUCAS-A MEMORIAL
FOR HIS DISMISSAL FROM OFFICE.
There has been trouble in the Loco Foco Camp
Of Office holders IN Iowa Territory. They are Eight
ing all through each other. Gov. Lucas and the
Secretary OF the Tenilory--one VIM. b. Conway,
formerly editor orthe Pntsburg Manufacturer-haye
had aregular epsioary quarrel; aud the way the lat
ter talks 10 The Governor is curious. Then, again,
the Governor and the Legislature are al logger.
heads; and memorial has been passed praying TO
Congress 10 remove Gov Lucas from Office The
memorial alleges grave charges, bnt really il seems
TO that Gov H., in most OF his acts, proves him
self man after Gen. Jackson's own hear,-inas-
much as he has done many things which the Geper
al did before bin, aud therein only followed in his
footsteps Mr. Van Buren,. will hardly remove him
on these grounds, bad they are. The Govern
and the Secretary. should be understood are Ia
Ken out Of the same block of Loco ocosn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
CLEARTHE COURSE FOR ANOTHER SUB.
TREASURERl

We learn rom Worcester that the good citizens
Of that town have been thrown into not n little n
mazenen mt by the flight of their Postmaster, yubal
HaF,"gfo" under circumstances which 60 far to es-
s.bLsh the fact that he is scoundrei without any
nligaiion. MIR. Harrington had a relation of the
} anne name who was lately arrested in New York for
passing counterfeit money, and upon his apprehen-
SION matters and things came TO ig ut which connect
ed the Worcester Postmaster with his nefarous bu-
sness. Immediately upon the receipt of the intel-
sence in Worcester, Mr. Jnbal Harrington was a.
mong the missing. As the Worcester Post office is
Of the best in the State, aud large sums of pub
lie money are always in the hands Of the Postmaster
there can be little or doubt that he has carried off
considerable amount Of government funds This
Mr.. Harrington has long been one Of the leaders
and managers Of The Loco Foco party in this State,
was Loco Foco representative from Worcester
three years ago. and twice their candidate for Con
gress IN that county against Governor Lincoln. So
we go Whose turn next The end is not vet
Boston .AHQs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
RICHMOND MARKET-Ftb. olst.

TOBACCO Inspections increasing and prices
advancing The news by the Great Western, re-
ceived here on "Wednesday, are more favorable for
Tobacco, both in Liverpool and London, and the
tendency of prices was upwards an advance oil AZ
Id per h. had been established on stemmed To-
bacco, between the 4th and 25th OF January. We
quote old Tugs at 80 l2a, do leaf II Is; new
Jugs So a 100; do. leaf Sll a ls4
Sales Of Nh. James Foun,ainc's entire crop oil old
Tobacco:
No. /, $50 ; Q, 3, 4, $40 5, SIS; 6, Slo---aver-
agsng $40. eo r..
FIOUR---Cty Mills-Is still held at SO. Ca,
nal is generally held at from $6i 10 s4though small
parcel about 200 kbls.) sold yesterday on the BASIN
Rank and in store at 49, and from what We can learn
it will not bring more. The receipts l,ave been very
heavy within the last few days.
WHEAT.--Has declined since our last quota
,.h;,c Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
NJ u L DEROUS TRAGEDY.

We are indebted to The Mobile Register, and 10
the Banner OF Friday, for the details of one of the
most high handed and bloody outrages upon law or
der we have ever been called upon to rrport-the
scene TUSCALOOSA then political metropolis of Ala
bama
Itseems thai family Of SImontons, eight in num-
Ter Gather and seven sons) merchants of Tusc aioo-
sa had made heavy engagements in Mobile which al
maturity they refused or failed to meet. I heir eli
fects were recently levied upon by the Marshall bnt
the levy was immediately wrested from him by force
Determined TO carry out the execution the Marshall
selected AT Mobile tour special epules. Col. Vance
johnson, Capt John Gaewood and Messis Ball
and Stockdae. who proceeded to Tuscaloosa and in
pursuance OF the mandate of the court, possessed
themselves OF the and goods of the Smoptops:
having first increased then force 10 seven The ST.
monons affected willingness to make a quiet SET
Element OF the claim; merely for the purpose how
ever, as II afterwards appeared, 10 give time 10 carry
out their bloody intentions. At twilight on We'd
nesday evening, 30th uii, both parties being in the
store, hot words ensued. when the Simontons uuit
the store IN boiserous and menaLt ir manner and
soon returned aud commenced "A terrific attack with
muskets on the Marshal's lany. They fired no less
than twenty four guns, killing Gaiewo oI on the spot;
shooting Mr.. Ball in both arms, aud slightly woun-
ding Johnston and Sockdae. The fire was return
ed from within. aud Joseph Simonton fell morray
"ounded-ihe others escaping without much in iu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
TO PARENTS and MASTERS
Kings ErsS or SrrofsstU cssrca.

INiE following letter is of incalculablo value 10
u those who may be afflicted directly or remote-
y with Setoiula. more particularly as tho M edi-
cine mas no, tailed rs yet, In single instance Tho
standing Of MI Jennings, as n gentleman. and who
so extensively known enietprsing * success
iul merchant, throughout this State. leaves US no
room 10 doubt Of the value uf the Diinia Sam son,
OF which he speaks. We understand that the pro-
pfIeo, will purchase any afflicted with Scrof
nla, who Is willing to go To him;
CAprrRs,iLLr, 10th Nov. 1893.
Dear .Sir,-lours OF the i,h inst. is TO hand,
cnquirpg OF mo my opinion Of the benefit my son
received from taking the Medicine called the
prginia Sampson. or $1,000 Premium Vegetable.
My son had tho Whoopine Cough, at abou, two
years oi age, hrs eyes then became sore, and had
never been considered cured I'LL lie took you Mcdi
cine, about twelve months past then IN his 9Th year
(makng the disease OF eleven years standlng,) al
different times advised with three able Ply sicians,
aud he NJ times would appear better and occasional
~ sent hun 10 school, bur M Last was compelled
10 take him home. and did not send him again I'LL
after he had taken of paper Of your Medicine.
From the time he commenced taking IL, until sent
him TO school again, think was about six seven
weeks; since tia, time ! have heard no more com
plant OF his eyes, aud belicye they are we'll. lilo
snow NJ the Edge Hin School. near Princeton, New
Jersey. Youts, respectfully,
ts,gned) JAS. JENNINGS.
For sale by Howell DAVIES. Agent.
The Agent takes pleasure IN referring to Col. NJ.
Langhorn and Mt Anderson Armstoad, both of
tins place, lur the standing oil Mr. Jennings.
II. d., agent
Feb. % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

m"de Tor those which 1t is proposed to construct,
does no, exceed $4,000 per mile. In P.nnsylya-
ma is believed, the average cost, per mic. OF rail
foaus has been even greater than in New York. as
- well known, that from the more rugged features
oil the country through which they pass, and tho
sleeper ascent to be overcome il was necessary 10
resort extensively both To tunnelliug aud inclined
planes i-obs'accs which, in Virginia, are confined
land TO avery limited extent 10 the Kapawha route
beyond Coslngton, and which do no, present them
serves at single point on the contenp plated south
western line, between James fiyer and Tennessee
The Columbia aud Philadelphia railroad, although
SAID TO be one Of the post imperfect structures of
the Kind In the United States cost upw ards of SaO,-
oou per mle,-more than thrice the average
cost OF the railroads in Virginia. Judging from
these facts Is fair TO inter that the mountain
Gus region OF Virginia presents as few, il mol fewer
and certainly less formidable natural impedmcnts
10 the construction of works of the character than
either OF the two great state. of New York md Penn
sylvan'a and, consequently, that the sum which
VIII probably be required 10 complete them will
certainly not be di sproportioncd 10 the importance
aud utility OF tho improvements upon which is pro-
posed 10 expend il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the night of the 9th Janua-
~, on James River, in Amherst county, Mrs. JAM
iINsLEf, eonsou OF Mr. Edward Tinsley. In the
a.n year OF her age, leaving husband aud seven
eh''dfen TO lament their irreparabe loss For seyc
raj months the heavy hand OF affection confined her
to her bed. which she bore with the character of a
true believer, in the Redeemer of tho wptld. In
paying this melancholy tribute of respect TO ono 50
am'able, we cannot but mingo our sorrows with
those of her hereavcd relatives and friends with
humble submission, therefore, lei them DO resigned
TO this noutnlul dspeusaton OF IN all wise proyl-
dence. believing that He will order all things for our
good.
-, suddenly on the Morning Of the lolh inst. .,
At his residence in Bedford county, Mr. jams Con
Don, in the I'D year of his aye Ii is not the intcn
Uon OF the writer OF this, TO bcsiow unmeuel enlo-
gy on the deceased but he certainly possessed vir-
tues worthy oi imitation. lie was quiet and unassu-
ming IN ms manners honest and uptight in all his
dealing, and OF unqucstonable yetaciiy. lie was an
afieetonale husband, good eghbor. n kind TREND,
humane masicr. and worthy citizen. lie has lett
n bereaved widow, and a numerous train of relatives
To mourn their rrcparahle loss. In this
OF Divine Providence, how iorcibly are we admonish
ed 10 regard that important injunction: Therefore,
be ye also ready Tor in such hour Us ye think not
the Son OF Man comcth."
Hes gone but where, all pause and see,
Gone TO long eternity
'daotler Revolutionary Solder gone
-, At Tie residence OF las niece. Miss PANE
liza Evans, III The county o Campbell, on the 13lh
instant, Mr.. FoiNprxrtn PArrlsoN, aged 20. In
early HE he assisted in the achievement Of the A
mcrican Independence. Few pe,sons have passed
through liie IN such perfect harmony with the rest
OF mankind.--lle seldom, II ever, had IN enemy
lie took cold IN the early pant OF las, Spring, from
which he never recovered lilo bore his Affections
with uncommon patience and resignation. lie long
ed foi his change to take place.--Some,,mes be
would say that he woGu rejoice to kaow thai, his
time was come. He fingered prisoner o. hope,
amid increasing suilerings, TIL the hind
messenger sent ito touch his eycids with lepose,
and bear linn to the crown he had SO nobl, won.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

TlE UNDERSIGNED, yielding to tho soicl-
u tations oil number OF his friends, has consented
to take charge OF the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that the ex-
ercses OF the Institution will commence under bis
care, on tue second Monday in March. In entering
the responsible duties Of such situation, he will
only say that II is his wish make the Academy
worthy of acontinuancc oil public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he can give to the pub
lie is this that AS his children will be laugh, in
The Institution he will he prompted by the natural
feelings Of parent 10 that the instruction given
shall be faithful and thorough. Being welded TO
the pccuares OF no particular system, he will en-
deavour 10 exercise sober discretion in the regua-
ton of the studies, and 10 pursue course that shall
commend itself 10 good judgment and good taste.
In n word he would wish TO make the Academy Of
this his native county, afford 10 parents the means
OF obtaining for their daughters II substantial, use
fnl and accomplished Education. In the discip
line OF the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only 10 those motives and principles, that are re
cognizcd and sanctioned by the Gospel of Christ.
In the selection Of Assistants, n cautious regard will
be had TO the peculiar qualifications required in such
n situation. The Department OF Music will be en-
trusted to young LADY, OF refinement aud polish
ed Education, who II is confidently believed, will
prove herself emncntly worthy of public patronage.
The price of board for session Of five months
will be SIS Dollars for Tuition either in French or
English studies 20 dollars Music at the cusloma-
ny rates.
All payments to be made in advance, to Mr.. Jo-
scph Wilson, Treasurer OF The Academy.
N. II. COBBS,
1t isthought to be an actof justice TO publish the
following testimonial nj favor OF the qualifications of
Miss Manson the young Lady, who will superintend
the department Of Music, in the Bed)ord Female
Seminary. Mr. ScOncia, now oil New York City, il an
intalian and years ago. taught Music in Lynch
burg. lie was distinguished for his strictly scienll-
iic and peculiarly successful plan construction.
NEW IoRK, Feb. II, 1889
DEAR SIR 1t affords me great pleasure TO re-
commend MISS Charlotte Manson. as teacher OF
Music to your Institution. Her progress in tho
Science, while under my instruction, was unrvalled
and extraordinary aid the precision and briancy
other execution. were only equaed by the exten, Of
her Musical knowledge. On revisi,ing her after the
lapse of several years, found she had wonderfully
improved both in theory and practice and do
sincerely think that she possesses peculiar tact
npart any the very identical princrle OF tho
Science Of Music, which are so essential to my new
plan Of instruction. In short, SIR, you could not
have selected person better qualified to sustain
this department, IN your seminary.
JOHN A. SCONCIA.
Rev. n. II. CoBBs.
Liberty, Feb. 25 t20M