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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
SALE OF VALUAB l. LAND Ann
SLAVES.


DURSUANF to deere OF the County Gnu,
OF Bedford. IN chancery, pronounced on IN.
"a h day "f August, lS4l in the SUIT then ther.,n
depend ng, between h iwn G.. Bright and Other,
plaintiff and Balda Mcdaniel anI others. d.f.o
d,nls; the Undersigned, the c"mm,ssioner lne,.,,
named. will. on The 3lsr lay of Ocuber next If f.,,
II not The next fair day, Sundays excepted) proceed
10 sell upon the pre- nises by way OF public auction
10 the highest bidder on credit of one and ,wo
years. IN equal InsaI,nenls, the tract II Land in
sad drcrer mentioned. THIS tract contains abou,
2OS ACRES,
and Is the same Oh winch Dabney Martin now re.
SIDES, situated IN the county OF Bedford. The
purchaser ~ purchasers will be required to rive
oo'd with good personal security, for the paymen,
OF The purchase money, aud the tile will be Ietan-
I'd Az n luther security.
A, The same time and place, and Immediately after
tle sale OF the Land, shall offer for sale twu Slaves
Tabnha aud Sally, hemg the slaves in said decree
mentioned, on credit twelve months, the pur-
chaser "r purchasers giving bond for the purchase
money, with good personal security.
Acung under the decree referred to, | shall con.
vey such title only as the same conle,s upon me-
BALDA MCDANIEL, Ccmr.
SePt. IL Wv
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES,

A IL LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended to
"A make Use of I'm. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST as it makes the bread much better than the
mon mode The cast is free from all impure ingredients,
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapted
for ships use, and will keep in all climates. 1t is in
extensive se in Boston, aud orders beginning 10 be
ccivcd from all quarters No better evidence is wanting
its superiority over all other articles used for rising bread
than the following certificate,
Boston, May 20h, ISL.
The Undersigned having made of VIM. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION of Yeast is far better than any other ar
Gle we have ever made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light, and believe to be free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House, Pa
Wilton, American House. and Marlboro Hotel, Boston,
1t is now in use at most Of the Hotels in the city, and
on board all the Steamships belonging to Mr. Cunras line
OF pa kets note is just received from John Anderson,
Pastry Cook on board the steamship britannia, who
writes TINT he has made OF VIM. Browns Yeast for
making bread, during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend it rs far superior to any thing else Tor
rising brend
The above article is for sale by the Proprietor, 4sl
Washington street, Boston, RoIacd by
Woodstock, Vt. J. A. DUNBAR.
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THE LION OF THE DAY.


TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
Hghiy TCccOmmeHGsd by Doct TdisHtHe Mott NJ. d. Of
~ u and others.
vENIESE are the orders Any that does not find
leiron these pills the price is refunded back, these
the POSITIVE orders the Proprietor to agents aud
others.
In offering these pills toihe public appeal tn their in
tcigcncc. lftlosc pills are not what they are recon
mcndcd in duty bound, of pCct tn yourself
and community Ia reject them. and publish them to the
world an imposition, hnmbHg and quaCkcrN. The pub
lie be assured they purely vegetable they are
composed oi nine ingredients. part Of the medicine j. only
found in Asia and the valcs Of Gcimany For
these made into pills ard will br found
rcciior all bilious camplunis yellow aud bilious
fevcrs fever ard ugue jaundcc, scarlet rash bilious chol
IT,, dyspepsia &c.
II is intended that this medicine is for all di-
senses which the human j. liable Ten Thousand
useless efforts have been made tu draw from the region
unknown fancy long spun theory Of magic ART which
would cure each aud every disease Good medicine is
to he found in the fire or wiirlwnd.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds-iimC IS
the herald of truth.
The past at last secure they have already raised
monument of their greatness which will defy the corron,
tooth Of time.
Sold by John A. Dunbar, Tan, Bac~S Go. Woodstock
4. Gibson, PrOctorsvillc, Sherwn n Richardson II. A.
Demng a Coz Silas Bruce. Jr., Chester u. u. Newton
Burton a Brooks, Norwich; ]. e. Brooks. Cushing a
Nichols, Hartford r. Clement Br1aowHter T.. i. HIM
tinrOn, Hartland !. w. Hubbard, Ilulett & Savage
Windsor; :. G.. Fay; Reading Buck a Jones. South
Reading; Robbins q White Cnvrndsh; :. Prcnss, Per
kinsye Bailey Bartlett, Wea,heEsfeJ; H. Richardson
q Co. L. Atwood Rochester. ally
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REVEREND l. COvERT'S.
RAIN OF LIFE.

NEW and Uaiuabie remedy for the aure Of COnsump-
ton Ishma Brouchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs and Windpipe; extensively
used andrecommended By the Medical Faculty, TO Whom
the receipt has been freely made known.
LY, PHELPS IND co. WHOLESlLE DRUGGIST,
ll2 WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS;
VNHE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians Clergymen and others, who
have become acquainted with its nature anu elect
among which are the following -
From the Boston Medical Journal August goth, lS4O
The following is IN extract from an article in that paper
Oh Morbus LaryngGus C0ncionatorum," or Bronchitis
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Materia Medca
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev. L. Coverl's Mixture, also now used so extern
sivcly for this affection by Clergymen, belongs to the
class discriminating eXpectOrants being one of those lucky
combinations Oimedicnalagcnts which, while promotes
eNpeCtOraon, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
Ofths medicine weee ut liberty to speak, since It's com
position is not held from the PROFESSION, and we hope
the prOprctOrs will soon see fiji TO give il to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
it in our own case, and in the case OF many Others VIII
decided benefit
TO all WhOm IL MAY concern; This may certify tina
have examined the Rev. COverts ingredients, com
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE; and be
eyed said compound is happily calculated to relieve per
sons ofa ages and sexes afflicted with and chronic
diueases of the lungs and windpipe, as indicated b!
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts
the chest if administered ueder suitable circumstances
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH I. PlINEi,
Physician d Surgeon.
AUBURN, August 3ist, 1888
This cerfes that having examined the Rev. l. Covert
BALM or LiFE, in all its component parts, we do be
evc it to be one of the best compounds for coughs, con
sumptOns, chronic inlamatons, etc, of which hayt
any knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W DANIELS, NJ. D. s.u,o
WI IOVEJOY, M, d. 7"''""
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ ID. OnOndaga.
L. LAWRENCE, NJ. d Badwnsvills
DR. G. r. PHELPS, New-Engand Agent Hartford, Conn
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THE SICK-IIEADACUE,
EITHER NERVOUS on BILIOUS.
u an attentive perusdi Of The fohOwing wi, II is


u an dtentiue perusdi Of the foHOring wH II is be-
Aered, run repqy all classes of readers.
u,,bc - rbis d;seosc i ora rrom which or,s,s mara
rior, ~ ,Io h'',,n ,"n, ,hnn is o.r',vii, f,,ad
, hinr dwell, "l H. H. o,,"r ,sct, r
r, M i,,nh ", n nn ~, nr,got,. s ID oitn, ~, i"i
~ IN i,nm"r their general h,,h md o,rn lrdu" tI dj
"ra., hc "rtrlc ,o,r orCr,T seems in .rc,,'
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qu quiz, no i"tncI pIuo'' =, . ,. 49,. ~, 1870
t. A. ,nhu rm aes VI us inl! "ou's' Mn'H 'he,o "lc
" u" ''",N, ~ u NHt I" o HNtS
10 prevent 'hc ATTACK ~ ued lGr loW Wtohs' lhe lt'
niun'.oil S!nPonn sl""t, suus'uoi un'Il ut! Nhul!
ysappt" "nu ' eu, m''I 10 ''e s,e", tItthGt y" I
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course for Two ar three tncs md ILen wIoii, Gn, '
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III" =, in ,I IN ~ W iLu,tSu 'n,' ehi
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pV' ~ W., h! ,i hi 10 NOV p,'..hueu lhal
po'1u WV ""' '"n' u,' ..."l run never egulh
n't u, M ". ~ "" NY w liIose uIoh 'hc
t ,i oi ,"I an !" SEC an ar
m whon Tho ,nr;ns" usually rrs"rtcd w 10 ~ .p Pun
preparatory medicine into notice That am n In, scipn
nj nr,c,ice and oaiterirg m.dico ~
m nn1 n"'uer,IG euloal 20
necessary for nv sanctoninr such nrenHfotion II, my
name cnndidy confess therefore TINT have moi H..
tcnncity usually manifested by our PROCESSION phou, using
nm sr,icI nil no cnn,nousr, or,. or :, bich
+" me- if nm "onynbcG by such nse con sn~e lie W.
materially alleviate human suffering Will a our rrn,cs
sion DIN the sune Alas fnr nonr bupnn ro,rra / ,onr
mt How ot, iudrrd have hrnr nh .ic,s "a, mo
contrary Am crnsurei hy the nro,, ,on ,r ;,irg =.
preDar6foru or fthey viii pot,rf n,rd,eir, Win
Ic me- NIX is most rmnahjr he r,n,c, t""
in, lis roI,noneu, mari. md yrtucs mr. bc J"J
NJ thc protssjon sanctions Win his name ore NJ, which
H. 80 ,,,,' ~ -, -, W.. " " H.,
~ w. H. ,I ,, i , , liau -, w. Pr, ' a
w. y 20 ,, $50, ' ~ , % ". Nv ~ I
u, ''',cnS y 's .N."ps' Gu, I'Fa'
aons, irussos, ~ ~" VIM. r "e n' Ian',s y,
moH tndlh,dH' hosden, D.et,s' guy Nost VI o.h
e' no. 10 Sperm oi 'e uI's " W rhe eui'ai 60
o, ,y, W ,me e'ea wy a Inn W Wv oIh
=, VIZ, my nsN s''"i' u,o p'o's,on ran III raieht
@ >, " n WnI 10 suIn eminent
Pn! ntl "' II. s, nu'ucu or 'he cttOrei! Ihey
Is ""' a, u,'s n,onen ttnGg N ,hs very
ci!ia pun 'ne cumoHcnt purs Vi Wneh are the StcTtE
VI PhHs'c'ah u, msh cpue' o' heehnonns STATE Is
,'I m ,s a"u "'s" e I"ay VI lne aruc1
Dacheu ny .t bsop OF s STARE ma some OF reverend
M v, ,t ~ i anu, x ~ Wv iuIh N',u hCn
i i Ina, , W, Nv, % W ' 80, ~ I'',ui h.'
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the most ancient
n and wealthy families OF this city, who must be well
known to numerous ricndsi having since the year Isle
up recently been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has regained his natural erect postonand has quilted
his carriage, and now walks with ease. We believe
this the gentlcmans description near possible
and there exaggeralion in it, We will give nqurcrs
his address, aud doubt not his humane feelings will eN-
cll,e the liherty that any one dOubting may hn0U
these acs-though he requests his name may not appear
in prnt. Among other similar instances Mr. Jas. G.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been restored and viii
rive persOnal assurances Of the facts OF his case. Both
we're rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews-
How has this been done
Historically the hdidn Jcgctajlc EirCr internally,
and Heres Ncrue and Bone LiHiatt eytcrnally,-N.f
Herdid.
Sold only by COMSVOCk co,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. 4. DUNBiR, WOOlstOck Vt.
II. b.. NEWTON Norwich,
d. C. BROOKS, Hartford,
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

,IIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues tn carry on the above business in
all its yarons branches his old stand nearly opposite
Whitneys Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed to patronzc
him. The best of stock will be kept constantly on hand
and pains will be spared to keep the best workmen IN
constant readiness orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
HAND AND FoR SALE,
STANLEY'S PARLOR STONES-Oonr sfes,)-'he mos'
beautiful pattern in the market. Also, coo,,
WOOL SONS COOK. and sheet iron diving nue., 'ooh
STOVE and sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS a TEAkETTLES.
TIN SAP BIICKETs Ia new and much approved aTtcle)
HIRD W4RE, sc. &C.
All who are in of any OF the above acies VIII DO
well 10 call and examine the and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLISH
Woodstock, Dec. %, 1910, 81
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE'S COOKING SOLVE,


ygyIIE subscriber having ontactcd with Mr. S. H. Chase
for the right of his stove for the County of Windsor
begs leaves to call the attention the public to the
The stove be yond doubt communicating convenient
than any other cooking in use 1t is convenient be
cause os peculiar construction, and economical for the
reason that will three ourts OF the Unnecessary
be consumed in other stoves, in order to do equal
mount of cooking 1t contains two ovens Ollarge dnen
sions which instant have the tcmperateso chan
sed by dampcs be adapted to baking roasting the
most delicate as well the cOarses food The boiling dc
department is perfect in every point Of view. Six boilers
can be used at time, The brong department is
strctc that the smoke is not suffered to pass the
ROOM being conveyed directly into the stove, Owing
the popularity 0fte principles upon which this stove OPP
craies none the heat from the fire chamber is suffered
pass directly the pipe, while all the coolest air in the
stove discharged This done by an rcaber FORE
rare ng the air and smoke after has parted with its
and in such manner, to produce very strong druugt
thus all the heat generated must he applied to some prac
teal purpose.
In proof oihe above have connected with this advert
ismcntthe following certificates from gentlemen oindOubt-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept constantly on hand and for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock July nth 1910.
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ST. 90 ReEW ARID.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" tered for months toany one who will nse bottle Of
Hty'S Imminent tor the rites without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in instance has it failed of
Proof overwhelming 10 be had when Is sold. Ii Is also
certain cure in neGriy Cu6ry case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For the PHeS, Tightn'ss IF the chest CS-
For all DroPSy pccidHy in chHdrCn,
Tender Fret, Font Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore hrOqt ny cGnce sOr other fungus sores, h0w-
uicccrS, eur obstinate long
Group, standing,
Whooping cough Fresh WOundN,
Scdid HcHd ChHjiaiHS SC. a..
LOOK OUT T.
Some SwindierS hare couniertHcd The article and pu
up with uari0nS dsrices. DO moi be imposed upon
one thing only will protect y0n-it is the name Of COM
STOCK a co. NGt name must dirGyS be on the WrGp-
per, YOU cheated. Do not forget II. Take this
direction with YOU nnd test by that buy III for
il is impossible for any other To be true or genuine
Sold By COMSTOCK n CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
63 JOHY 4. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
y. h. NEUTON, Norwich.
d. c. BROOkS, Hartford.
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UN LON HO U S Z,
MONTPELIER. VT.

TTNIIE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good stye-he flat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction WILDE given TO all who
NAV favor him with a call. Ever grateful to his old and
numerous customers whohave paronzed him while keep
ng the Stage House, Danve, for more than ten yeHrs
past he still hopes that they will continue their iavos a the
UNION House. and he respectfully invites his present pat
rons and the travelling pubC generally, when visiting the
Capitol call him, pcdeine himself that his house shall
be kept in Clean quiet and pcaceabe manner and that he
will do his best endeavors render the stay OF his guests
nIeasant and comfortable JNO. KELSEY.
Mammalian Dec 81 1910 3j-tf
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Sensible 10 the Last.'-An old man about TO
hid his last adieu TO earth, had his friends called
near, when he was desired by his wife to tell what
debts were owing to him. There's owes
me five slnngs for mutton 'Oh!' INTERCEPTED
the delightful hepmate, to see man at this time
o. day, and just gaun to close his last account, haze
the use o. his lacules-just say AVA James.
'Ay, an ten shilling' for beef 'What
pleasant thing 10 sec IL man beein' sensible TO the
last!--ony mair-but no to DISTRESS yoursel''--
.An'--a crown for cows hide 'Ay,' quote
the wife, sensible yet-wcl, james, what vast
We was gaun to say' Nae mair,' quote James,
but I'm avn Jack Thompson two pound in bal
ance o. cow lloot loot, quote the wife, 'he' s
ravin moo, he's just ravin'-dnnI mind any MAR
that he says
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7tros Courtship. 'lIullo, gal-how's your
ma =
IIaint got none hcre-rcckon she's dead by this
time, to-
Well--how's your pa
He was hung last May
.IIumph! what are you doin"
Jest looking about.'
.Zaclly what I'm dom. 'Sposn we hitch and
proAnate;
'Zacily-but who'll pay the Judge"
Guess ri fodder up one half the proyender, if
you can 90 the other heat
sWell-but I've only got a counterfeit note
Jest zac,ly my own premises. Come, If we
can, cheat one Judge, we can anotler-so come
on, gal-herc take my arm-we'll try, any how
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NOTICE,

TNIE subscriber having purchased the stock of good,
L formerly owned by I. Hutchinson. Jr solicits The
trade OF the old customers Of the stand together with all Of
his old customers and friends and also all persons ybn
wish to purchase goods cheap for cash. barter or non
credit yOUy a Dt'%p *
Woodstock, August g, ISL. fair
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ID f9sSsIs- s7,Sss7 s's .-Ff. hssa Il
~ ~ - 4 =ssfsfsss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after MONDAY, March 22, l6ll, the passenger
" trains will run follows
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOsTON
At IA AN. At ii PM. Al Am. At 2rM
At 10 IA Am. Al pm. At ii AM At 534P.M
LEAVE LOWELL
Al Ia AM. AT IL IL PM. AT IA Pm. At7P.M.
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken at TyngsbOrough and North
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashun
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving Mt Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be con-
yeycd to any part of the city without charge.
pon From Nashua to Lowell so cents.
'"'O- From Nashua, to Boston, & 80
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SHINGLES,

TIVE subscriber has on hand and for sale 10000
4 prime SPRUCE SHINGLES, which, on account Of
the phrst wraten times high prices SC, will be sold for
sill per thousand SW ADAMS.
Sherburne, June 90, ISL. Gltl
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'I'm in for it, as the man said when he was
ssarohn. the dock for his watch.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
V'lIE coNartncrshp heretofore existing under the firm OF
l. WITT Il SOuTliGATE, Merchant, 1ailors, is this
day by mutual consent dssoI ed. All demands due said
firm will settled by 7. u. southgnte.
II. u. WITT,
Woodstock, April IL, l6il 7. b. SOUTlIGATE.
PORTER D. SorTnGATE requests all persons indebted Il
the bate firm of Witt SOugutc to call and make mmt
diate settlement. i. b. SOUTIlGATEn
April IL, lsil. 5l:tf
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
THE BANKRUPT BILL PASSED.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Albany Daily Adyniser.

Correspondence 81 the Albany Daily AdYrlser'I
Washington, Aug. 1916 P. NJ.
= The great c~xcItenent and CONSERVATION
which has prevaded the minds of our
Wing friends i'm Congress since the Veto
Message ofthe President has been received
was manifested yesterday on the Bankrupt
bill in the Hpuse of Representatives, which
by a decisive vote was laid upon the table
at the momeDt it was expected to pass.
Gloom and dependence seemed TO take
immediate possession of the friends of the
bill, and it was feared that this vote was
but the avapnt courier to the defeat OF all
the important bills of the session. Our
Locolocs opponents were in exstacles. and
hocked to the palace last evening in con
siderable numbers. Their exultation how
ever brought the Wings to reflection and
to united action. A caucus was held last
night-something like excited feeling shew-
ed itself, but prudent counsels prevailed.
They resolved, that every relief-measure
demanded by the country and now pend
ing in Congress should become laws, not
wlthslanding the defeat of a Bank bill.
The first fruits of this patriotic resolve, was
a reconsideration of the vote of yesterday
on the Bankrupt bill, and the final passage
of that important measure, with an imma-
rerial amendment, by a vote of Ill yeas
to lO6 nays. To prevent a reconsideration
at an other time, a friend of the bill moved
a consideration which was negatived by
a majority of 10, and forthwith sent TO the
Senate. Tomorrow, it is said, the Distri-
button bill will pass the Senatc-and little
doubt is entertained but that Il Fiscal Bank
bill will be introduced in a day or two in
the Senate, which will receive the united
support of the advocates of relief and re-
form in both houses, and the approval Of the
President VIII n passed.
! congratulate you and our friends in the
State Of New York on this suspicious result
of an event, which it was feared, would
terminate in the dissolution of the Wing
party. Yesterday was the glooniest day ]
have experienced since the lamented death
of President Harrison ; but to-day sbrlghl
and glorious sun is shining upon us with all
the effulgcnce of meridian splendor.
/ am sanguine in my conviction, that in
a day or two more, the Wings will be found
moving together as a band of brothers FOR
their counlry's welfare; and ! do not dis
pair of seeing even Messrs. Rives and
Wise, acting in harmonious concert with
their Wing friends.
Yours, truly.