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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

CONGRESS.-Both Houses Of Con-
gress adjourned on Wednesday Of last
week, at two o'clock, after session oil
nine months wanting only five days, to
meet again under the constitution on the
first Monday in December next.
The new tariff bill, which passed the
House on the 22d, was amended in the Sc
nate and passed by vote of24 so23-our
two Senators Messrs Mangum and Gra-
ham voting againstit. The amendments
were agreed to by the House, and the
bill has been signed by the President
So that il has now become law.
The bill TO repeal the sixth section Of
the distribution act, which suspends the
operation Of that act when it shall be ne
cessary to lay higher rate of duty than
90 per cent. to support the government
which had passed both houses of Con-
gress, has not been signed by the Presi
dent-it will form the subject Of the Filtl
Veto.
A bill to limit the sale Of the public
stock to par, and to authorize the issue o
treasury mates in lieu, thereof, passed thu
House of Representatives by vote o
lis 10 50, and the Senate by a vote OF 1!
IN A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08
Escptsmbcr Z.

Hugh WaJdrll, as attorney for Holderby
& M'Pheeters and Robert L. Smith & Co.,
Mcssrs. S,ilister & Co., Jugser & Varrish,
Winthrop. Eaton & Co., James wyche, >.
G. Star e. Co., Alfred Booth, Csnnon Bow.
ers, Henry D. Lloyd, Thomas ID. Faucett,
Matthew M'Cauley, Ear. Of Chs. mean
ley, decd. Jesse -tsrerove, Stephen Lloyd,
Daniel Booth, II. Nichols. r. Nichols & Co.
John winslow, James H,tchcork. Virgin,
Cotton, William n. MERRITT, John U. Kirk.
land, John Hayes admir-. Of Chesley George,
deld., Zachariah Tricc. saml Forsyth, john
Carlton. and all my other creditors:s
'I,sKE NOTICE, that am now confined in
1 the Jail Of Orange county, at the instance
Of Warren Prior, and take this method oil no.
tifyiag you that on Monday the nirntecnih day
Of September, 1912, between the hours oil iva
aud faur o'clork Of that day, al the j'ilor's
apartment in the said county, intend 10 ap
ply 10 two Justices Of The Peace for said coun.
~, 10 extend to ne the benefit Of the oath oil
insolvency Cor the relief OF iGsolvent deb,orsi
at which time aud place you may attend and
object, if you think prorer.
JOHN LEWIS.
September I. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08
Public Sale.

I'm Tuesday the 25,h Of October next. I'LL
" be exposed to public sale, al The late
dwelllag house OF Jacob Riley, deceased, all
the
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock Of every kind. Crops Of Corn and
Wheat. Oats, Hay, &C.,
together with all the Farming Tools.
The above property will be soid on tMeivc
months credit, the purchaser giving bond ~itn
good security.
WM. NELSON, .9dm'r.
September 1. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

THE TREArY.-We publish to-day
wha, is stated to be copy Of the treaty
recently negotiated between the United
States and England, though no official
publication has yet been authorised. 1t
is understood that executive communica-
tons were sent To the Senate with the
treaty, which may be essential for It's
RICH, understanding; and it is also rumor'
ed that engagements, not embraced in the
treaty, accompanied it, and made essen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

The PRorEsr.-We have devoted a
large space in our paper to-day, to the
Protest Of President Tyler, and the pro-
ceedings in the House Of Representatives
upon il. Our readers will doubtless be
interested in the perusal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
A NEW WORK.
PROSPECTUS OF THE PIONEER,
IITrpARy AND CRITICAL MAGAZINE.

A LITERARY AND Chi licffh
EDITED ny ,. u. LOWELL AND r. CARTER
an the first day of January, lef3, the suoscri-
bers will commence the publication oil
Monthly Magazine, with the above ,,ie, ,,.
The contents of each number WIZ DC chuIc.y
original. and will consist of articles chiefly from a.
mrSican authors of the highest reputation.
The object of the subscribers IN establishing '''c
P,osrrn is TO furnish the intelligent and rejecting
norton Of the reading public with rational suDst',
ute for the enormous quantity OF tbrce-dlu'eu
trash. in the shape of namby-pamby love tales ana
sketches, which is monthly poured out to mem ny
many of our popular Magazines,--und to ohrr, m
stead thereof healthy and manly Periodical Lat
eraturc whose perusal will not necessarily involve
loss OF time and deterioration Of every moral ana
intellectual faculty. -,
The Critical Department OF the Pioneer VIII pe
conducted with great care and impariiality, ana,
while satire and personality will be seduousy AVOID
ed. opinions of merit Of demert will be candidly
aud iearlessy expressed.
The Pioneer will be issued punctually on the day
Of publication in the principal cities OF the Union
Each number will contain AZ pages, royal octave,
double columns, handsomely printed on hne paper,
and will be illustrated with Engravings oil the high
est character, both on wood and steel
TrRMs-Three Dollars year, payable, IN all ca
SEES in advance. The usual discount made to agents
Communications to the Editors, letters, NC, must
be addressed post paid, to the Publishers II WASH
ington street, Opposite the Post Office Boston
LELAND 81 WHITING.
December 10, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
STOVES, STOVES.
"A. DI c X K N S O NJ.

HAS Just received at the Stone Building.
- opposite the Brick Row, his Fall and
Winter Stock of
Box, ParlOr & Cooking Stoves,
which consist of great variety of the most
approved patterns, viz
COnant' Improved Yankee Nation Cook Store
Green e. Curtis Patent eiepated
ocen do
Spaiding's Patent clcrated orcn do.
James Dana's Patent National do.
L. B. Buckhn's " Rmhoay do
johnson, Geer g. Cor's Gilman
Premium do.
Johnson, Geer 81 Cor's four
boiler Premium do.
johnson, Geer e. C0r's elevated
OUen PariOr do.
::ALSO::
johnson, Geer g. Co1's Improved ParIor
Store Nth Cast Columns.
Staniey's Patent ParlOr Store pih folding
Doors
COnants improved Parlor Store.
:::ALSO::
All sizes Box Stoves, Fire Frames, and
Caldron Kettles, Cast Iron Oven, Arch and
Ash Mouths, together with general assort-
ment of Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, &c, and
all kinds of Stove Furniture and Sap Boilers
made to order.
:::ALSO:::
Russia and Eng. Stove Pipe
at Wholesale and Retail.
Those in want of any of the above articles
will find it for their interest to give me call
before purchasing elsewhere, as all of the
above articles will be sold to correspond
with the times.
800 Bushels of Jackson Potatoes wanted.
and most kinds Of Produce received in OK
change.
Brattleboro, Oct. ~, 1912. 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

Females who expect to win the affections of
worthy and industrious young men by living
an idle life, following the foolish fashions of
the day, signing Systematically over the latest
novels, will be sadly mistaken. Instead of
securing men of integrity and worth, if they
secure companions at all, it will be from idle
fops and simpletons; the refuse and drcgs Of
respectable and intelligent society.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

CoNscIENcE.-A bookseller in Salem, last
week, received letter enclosing So, which
the writer stated was in payment for a IS coun-
ierieit bill passed to his Gle k in purchase of a
concert ticket more than three years before.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
Rubbers.

lust received from Boston first rate as
- sortment Of Plain and Figured India r ub-
Der Shoes, for sale cheap by
DUNKLEE & CLARK.
Brattleboro Centre, Nov ISA2. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

Merchandise Trains leave Boston, Albany and
Hudson daily, Sundays excepted)
RATES THRoUGH.-lst class, such as imported
dry goods, teas, &c - per 1000 lbs ID class, such
as hides, leather, paper, &c $3.50; Sd class, such
cotton cheese, domestics from the nufactories,
moasses, sugar. &c. So Attn class, such ashes,
salted provisions coal pig iron, salt, &c. at 81 per
1000 lbs Flour 81 IL cents per Dbl, and reasona.
BILE deductions made when sent in quantities OF 100
bbs. or more Wool $40 per 1000 lbs
GEORGE BLISS, President.
Springfield Nov. !, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
Western Rail Road.
December 10, 1912.

ON and after Tuesday, Nov. LIST, 1912, Passenger
~ Trains will leave Sundays cxcepted) as fol
lows:
Boston at 7 A. NJ and 3P NJ. for Albany,
Albany at Z A. NJ and z. Nj. for Boston,
Springfield g "a A. NJ. and ~ "a NJ for Albany,
Springfield at 6 A. NJ. and p. NJ. for Boston,
Worcester 8 l-2 A. NJ. aud 5 l-2 L. Nj. for Albany.
On Sundays Mail Train leaves Springfield for
Boston, at A. NJ. arriving at Boston at II J. :? A..
NJ Returning, leaves Boston at 7. NJ. and Wor-
ccstcr at 4 l-2P. NJ, arriving in Springfield at Z
IA r. NJ.
qrThe Time is Boston time, which is about 10
minutes in advance of Albany time
The Morning Train from Boston 10 Albany ar
Ia NJ at Pittsfeld , g 7. NJ, at Chatham at .
Ia, at Albany 6 l-2P. NJ. Fare through 81 Cars
leave Albany for Utica at 7. NJ.
The Evening Tram from Boston to Albany ar
rives at Worcester at IA al Springfield at IL
p. NJ. leaves next morning nj "a arrives at
Pittsfeld at "a at Chatham III Ia aud at Al
bany W IL NJ.
The Morning Train from Albany arrives at Chat
ham at 3 IA at Pitisfeld "a at Springfield ~
l-2 NJ, at Worcester 3 "a z. NJ. and at Boston at
,6P. Nj.
The Evening Train from Albany arrives at Chat
ham at 2I-4 p. NJ, at Pntsheld "a T. NJ, a,
Springfield l.2 2. NJ. leaves Springfield at A.
NJ, and arrives at Boston at J l-2 A. NJ
The Cars of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail
Road will run between Chatham and Hudson, in
connection with both Trans.
FoR HARTFORD AND NV HAvES.-Stcam Boats
leave Springfield daily Sundays excep,ed) at :
/ A. Nj. and 2. NJ. for Hartford, connecting with
the Cars for New Haven.
| FoR GREESrikLD, HAsovER AND HAvERuiLL.-
Stages leave Springfield daily, at 2. NJ for Ila-
verhill, via Northampton, Greenfield, Brattlcboro
Hanover, &c. Passengers leaving Boston at 3 p.
N. may take this line.
| Stages run daily from the Morning Train at Way
Stations, follows: From West Brook6eld To
Ware and Enfield; from Palmer to Three Rivers
Belchertown, Amherst and Monson from Wilbra-
ham to South iladey and Northampton
Stages will run regularly to and from Lebanon
Springs, in connexion with all the trains at Ed
, wards in Canaan, and at Pittsfeld
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
WHO is RESPONSIBLE,

The Wing party has been in power in the
national government, precisely one month du-
ring the last IA years. And yet the loco facos
would make them responsible for the evils
which overwhelm the nation. Fourteen years
ago we were the most prosperous nation on
The face of the Globe. Now we are depressed
almost to the verge Of ruin. We ask the hon
est, the intelligent freemen of Connecticut, to
decide, under this view Of the case, the
question of responsibility. Under the reign
of !ocuiocoism we have seen State credit and
business in some parts Of the country-and the
value of property diminished at least one half
while those who hold il, being compelled TO
pay the debts contracted under different state
of things, in many cases are wholly ruined.
Such is the state Of the country. Aud now
we ask who is responsible, the Wings, who in
one brief month have been unable TO right the
ship nf State? or the loco focos who at the end
of their twelve years reign left her perfect
wreck!-Let common sense answer.-Hart-
ford Cour.
| We find the following in the Boston Cultiva-
tor.-Such deeds as that recorded here, should
be widely promulgated. The initials lead us
to suspect that the gentleman spoken of is Mr..
Wells. Ifso, the act is in perfect keeping with
his character for benevoence and generosity
| We have condensed the account from the pa
| per referred to. poor widow OF South Bos-
ION had morgaged the estate left by her hus-
bandit was her all-the mortgage fell into
the hands of one who had no mercy, and who
was determined a. sell the property and turn
the widow adrilt upon the world. The case
was represented 10 Mr.. J. W., who took the
mortgage, paid the widows debts, and trusted
10 chance for remuneration. Several wears
passed, neither interest nor principal was paid,
when the son of the poor widow appeared,
after long absence, and insisted upon paving
his mothers beneiactor the whole debt and in
terest. The Widows last days were spent un-
der her own roof.
| The BANKRUPT LAW AND THE FARMERS
The Highland Messenger a North Carolina
paper, oticing the TACT, that out of n list of
COG applicants for the benefit of The Bankrupt
Law published in one paper in that State, l49
are Farmers and Mechanics, and but 81 mer-
chants, significantly remarks, "If this be true,
as has been charged, that the bankrupt law
was passed for the benefit of merchants and
spectators, the farmers and operatives in this
state are about to pervert the design of the
, Trainers OF the law-they are taking prece-
dence at something like the rate of to /.
| CoNscIEHCE.-A bookseller in Salem last
week, received letter enclosing S., which
the writer stated was in payment for IS coun-
terieit bill passed to his clerk in purchase of a
concert ticket more than three years before.
! LIBERAL.-The editor ofthe Norwich News
says that he always makes it rule on thanks
large enough to hold the baby and that he let's
! fine iii fla critfar mi "a,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30

LIBERAL.-The editor the Norwich News
says that he always makes it a rule on thanks
giving days 10 have one pumpkin pie made
large enough to hold the baby, and that he lets
the little critter eat its way out.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
LAMP OIL, &c.

DURE Spring and Winter Strained SPERM
n OIL, Refined do, Neatsioot, Olive and
Linseed Oil, all for sale by gallon OF barrel, at
the lowest prices, by
WILLISToN & TYLER.
October 10.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-30
Good News for American
Youth!
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EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH,
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CONNIE FENCING JANUARY, Is43.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
CITf A X IvALs.
ErcnArcr

EXCHANGE.
NUM- ,.,,,, Evans. Montgomery; JOSH n Burrass.
" atene'i. Nv; l. Myers, " York: ~ g R,vl,n..
pnA1t "m Allen, Suuy, Lyneh Hanil,oo. q.
re'eny, Williamsburg; u Novbn- O xviii,
vsi capt lioyt, ship Manchester: F. Rob;o.,o p, ,
etsouffi w TX Bruce, Lyrchbrrg. ID "A IL,
richmond; Jas Medley. H,if,r 70: ia. ~ ~
abingdon; II Crais. do; w Il Ssvier. G,;n..; =.
II oet bfodnoy,jr. N c; Robert Brodnox AMI 7,
ay' DO; Geo Hiirris'on, Cascade, "; Mis-, Rafsa
North Carolina; Miss BrodnaI, North Csro,r,,
p n, /" Harriston, do; Miss Hairris,on. We.
Z ho-Aad, r. Troy, Y; S ri Gor5on, Fred,r
VI wilson, Mt Peasant, Surry; Me.,rs EIIio:,.'
Isle OF W'gh'; II Hsines. Not,oway. S,on.
N.e~ouryport, Mass; T II Meyer, Norfolk: ] A
", MONTGOMERY, Ne.sor; c ID Manning, Norfo K. Mr.
o =, ana lady, X ,le,sh; p p Pearce, W'm,bnr,.
- M Vardsn do. J Tyler, Jr, washne,oo. II
MADISON n; J + Ryoo, wsshins,on. {; w
birn' Philadelphia; Dr. G. A Meueci, Ch.r,o;,.,.
City. o"a'ie'
COLUMBIAN HorrL
a. , Monrov, Lynchburg; Rockholds, Ohio;
Mr MeDeirman, Prince Edward; II Msvo. Pov
eatan; Jno Mayo. do; p Mayo, do; Benz wilson.
Cumberland; MIR wixerson, Goochiand: n S.sv
phIledelphlai @ Sesy. do; z Perkins. I.vncb.
onrg' T. y Clay, North Carolin,; Mr. Tallev.
Eoochland; Z Bailey, Po~ha,an; Z b B,as,. w
II Harrison and lady, Amelia; S F. Sublett.
Shes'e' hsld; G Royal, Piusylvania; r
In,uw'9,d, Lynehburg; Samuel Jones. Amelia;
w Wofmiet, FIrmvil;e; n Veneable, do
w Wilson. Cumberland; Joseph Fqqua, Buck
inshani L J Penn. Pauiek; Mr. Jones. uager,,osn
ii Word. Backnghar; T Parrock, do: NJ Gin
son. %, Alfred w winso, do; ii Pollard, Hen
rico; ID Gayle, A'ablms; james Brown. Buek.
insham. John ID Gregory, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED

INLUOOED.
meen. OF the President Directors Of the Rich.
IA nond, aud Potomac Railroad Gonna.
ny, on the l6;h lay OF March, 1872
R,sored That tho following reductions in tho rates Of
fIest between Richmond aud certain points the LouI
sa Railroad be, and they hereby made effect
IRON the lJth Gay hpril ncxt-viz:
On GRAIN One cent per hundred POUNDS from Fre,ic-
iieka HAL and third Turnout, AMI two from
Louisa q. H.. Trovillian's and Gordon syls.
On FlOur-rSo ccn;s per barrel fIom Gorlonsville
On SILi-Two cents per sack 10 third Turnout four
10 Louisa Courthouse, six cents to Trcy.an an
ten cents 20 t;onionsvllc
On Beef Pork and FIsh-per barrel 81 cents, 20 Frcdc
ricks Hall, Third Tura out, cents 20 fouisa
Courthouse 81 cen's:o Tievians and rs cents 10 Cor
donsvilc. C. W. MACMuRDC,
nh ~ Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
'UTURE DAYS
HI WILLIAMS a HAXALL


GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c .rc,,v
on Wefnesisy Morning. 18Th instant a. half pas, no ~.
clock In fronto our store, shall sell at aucfin Tsn
es nsotment OF GrocerieR Liquors, &c eomprisIn- ~
nhfs sugar 70 boses Wooiscy's extra refined Io,f
sugar. 10 hhds Nuvas MOlssses, 100 bsxs RIO Coffee a,
10 Lasuira Do lOJ 10 ~ Dour DO % 10 mime Law, ~
" P,,stase. Tea al axe. and various qu.des kezs
80 "hite t.eal casks Venitan Red, ant fall
sIaned sperm tt, winter Whale OIL winter sneTrn mi
soap .. casks Cheese 10 be Of first
guliY, - sroce Masoas Blackag 10 bbls Table salt IN
housann liavana- Praeipe and Domestic Scrat. an hhI
ton WhIssey, - hbls do do IS ibis Roc Snrnr Gin
- 90 hpre Brandy, etc etc Tsrms-uoier 4 O1eash'
'nd upwards months for approved negotiable notes
"c'H Wa n. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
VOL. XVIII.
ny ALEXANDER MosELEY.
IIcRNIS.

SUBSCRIPTION tn the DAILY WHO 10 CITY subse "a.
bers eSs year, aud for shorter period at the ac OF
year. ~ - 49," W
ADNERrisiNG-foron one square Off cen line Cor eas)
one inseron 10 cents Insertions sI i2l;
u9nS ~ 81 AMI ever succ eedng inseuo. 80 cents
Ihrsee awock, ~ cents for each Insertion.
Insertion % cents '' '.
onee week hrr'inser,On rs cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
The number Of nscItiona Of MS must L.
Motel on me ME- OF they will be Inserted until ordered
DO stopped and charged accorinrly s-OUl.ra t sin
must also be- la wiring.
Annual Advertisers charged Two and
In that proportion alive OF r.
eeE Auetoneers and Lottery dealers who are chares
elhl paper incluledD
ES-rhe COUNTRY WIG IL published twice a week
In advance - '' i~''S
foR ADvERTfsING--75o cents a square, Cor Iess1 for
the hrsiuscr,icn. aud 90 for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
A1TNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN

AosScY AT RicHsioNb, Va.
Ills Company Was incorporate ia the 1915, with
Il perpetual charter and capital san Oul and in
snres against loss or damage 10y lire dwelling houses
sores, manufacturing establishments household furni
ture and merchandise general the most favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on Tis1ueE
beIai,ty
Applications tor insurance the renewal # policies
may be made TO the subscriber who las been duly ap
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond and vicinity
II. BALDWIN, Agent.
der he Exs 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
RICHMOND, rnEDEalcksauRo AND POTOMAC
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
MAII.-ROA Col RAINY

RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAiL-ROAD COMPANY.
i meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
RehtDcnd, Ere tene ksbuIs and Potomac Rail Road
Comtan 18th May. lSi1
Wih the view of favoTing, far possible the local
uss"I on both The Louisa and Fredericksburg Raj Rosds
kes0trsd That the price OF the Return Ticket between
nchnond or oihsr POINTS on the Richmond freieress-
nuts and Pocmae Road ard points the Louisa u oil
road, short Of Gordonsyile, be placed aer the
ION June al ore it'd only the price Of fun ticket
That the price ofthe return ticket between Richmond
ana points on The Richmond and FredeTick sburg Road
snort Oi Frederic ssburg, between points
on The sane road be placed and the date at
half ~ - NV
That the price Of the ticket and return ticket bcween
Richmond and Gordonsvle, from and anor the above
named dAte, be reduced TO collars and y and
between Richmond aud cdeTicksburg, dollars
Ie4 q W NkcNInDO T,c,q,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
DEATHS.

Died. the afternoon Of the 5.h ut a. Prince EfgtrI
Couuhouse IN tho t9'h year Of his sgc, Mr BOBERT
WARE lately ffom Columbus, Ohio.
Nc Ware came 70 Nirsina. his native stare. In srrter
Der last IN quest Of Medcs all iudscd nccessary
70 perform asufgct operation upon him Tor the cue II
m tffmiy from which he hsf long suffered rnu- toiv
ptin anil great impairment 70 BIS general health Tic
operation vas submitted and the recovery ffan 10 vas
tard and sasarory Tor many DAYS On ths Iuth day ~
tor The operation however he suddenly r. red whh
acuc rheumatism oi most painful and violent character
which, amer toriurnr hm n The most aronzinr manner
for Eve days termnaedhslife Nearly every limb, mus
ce sniJoin wss most painfully ~ cfcd srI nrtwhstsnd
ing hts suh,rugs we're of the painful scrpon he
was never hcifdto utter needless conpianf OF 10 ur
muir % hs ste mty be- IN some degree. consoaory 10
No ares numerous rcNiives 70 beinioruc he &C.
ceivcd every Kind attention during hts Gcss whc could
possibly be ettendedto bin BY siTsugse
p-Ensl irsI rsqussisdto copy.