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NEAR EIGHT YEARS
Before the American Public, and now sold by
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$500
Agents in the New England States alone
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S HILLS.
rENIllS vegetable and truly innocent
Il medicine PURIFIEs the blood AMI i'm
media tely stays the further progress Of disease
in the bodies Of ihose whose powers or life are
not already exhausted Where human means
can avail, there scarcely is any complaint or
form of sickness, that the Brandreth Pills do not
relieve and generally cure. Although these pills
produce a known effect, that infect is not To
PROSTATE the body, as with other medicines, but
lie frame is invigorated by the removal OF the
causcof weakness, the morbid, the citiated hu-
msJs from the blood
Harmless in themselves. they merely
ASSIST NATURE.
To throw out the occasion OF sickness from the
BODY, end they require no alteration IN tn diet
or clothing In fact the human body IS better
abe 10 sustain without injury, the incIe.9ency aI
the weather, while under the influence Of this IT,
fiction destroying. disease Graduating Medicine
than any other time.
The Importance of Brandreth's Pills for Sea-
men and travellers is, theTef re, self evident.
By the timely use of this Giedicine how much
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Cold, bilious affections. Typhus, Scarf Ell and fs-
v-rs of all kinds, would be unknown! Bnt where
sick ness does exist, 1T the Brandrcth's Pills be
at once sent for, taat the remedy may be applied
without further loss Of time.
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VIII be sold at same time and place, five
shares in the Missouri Iron Company, the
Assets of Alden Blackmer of peIgennes.
HARRY GOODRICH Assignee.
Mddlebury, December 18th, 1912. IS;
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Will be sold at the same time and place s
lot Of Notes and accounts belonging to Tho
mas 5. Chamberlin on the 9th day of Octo-
Der last as set forth in his schedule OIL file in
the office of the Clerk of. the District Court
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viii be sold at the same time and place a
LOT of accounts belonging to Andrew Wash
burn on the 9th day of October last also one
Brass Watch as set forth in his schedule on
file in the Office ofthe Clerk of the District
Court. s ,
HARRY GooDRIcH, Assignee.
Middlebury, January ID, 1912
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Will be sold at the same time and place two
Notes belonging to Samuel Pinney on the
3lst day of August last as set forth in his
schedule on file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court
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The, debates in Inc legislative assembly of
Hungary are carried on in Latin lang uage
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

We the subscribe1s being arpsinied By IN
Probate Court for the District of New Haven.
Comm jssioner's to receive examine and adjust AT
6 lain, 8 and demands of all persons against the
Elite Of Rufus H. Barnard Esq. late OF Br's'oa
represented insolveut and ali claims and deHiIid-
exhibited in offset thereto, and Six months IRON
the 22d day OF November, 1912, being allowed ny
said court, for that purpose We do therefore
hereby iys notc,, that we will attend to the bus
mess Of our said appointed at he dwelliag ne'l'
of the said deceased in Bristol, on th' 81 Mo"-
days of February and april, next ir IN I'll !
o'clock, p. NJ, on said days,
Bristol, Nov. pod, 1912.
HoRArIo NEE3HAM Co,,m;7.
WINTER Fl. HoLLEy. .~n..s
JAMES SAxToN.
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Stray Bull.

HAME into tn. enclosure of;the subscri3'r
y black line back yearling BULL, about
the middle of November last. The owneT-
is requested 10 prove property ard pay char
ges. JOB LANE.
Cornwall, Dec. 22d 1912. 34;3w
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Where Physicians have
given the
u . I,sI,II:., Dill


given the
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
a fair trial, they conctde the medicine the bcs
eVacuant of the bowels hitherto discovered. The
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possible 10 obtain purgatiye Of the same prop
critics except fron Or. b. Brandreth. Let ply
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for any length of time daily, not only without
injury but with a cert, inIy Of be nefcial res suits.
Remember that they vegctal T. and inno
cent medici inc, yet all powerful fol the removal
of dseasr whether shTonic rec1 Mt, Infectious
q otherwise.
That they purify the blond, and stay the fur
Their progress Of Iisease in the hnman body.
That, to many cases, when the dreadful rnva-
ges Of liberation had laid bare ligament OF bone,
and where 10 al appearance, 10 human means
could save life, have patients by the use Of these
Pills been restored 10 good health, thu devour>
ing disease have been completely efadicated.
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Likewise the
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Are regularly furnished TO the following
agents in ADDISON Co. for their sale,
from my N. E. OFFICE,
10 Hanover Street, Boston. 10
JONATHAN HAGAR, Middleburv,
Needham & Dennis, East Middlebury
Barnes & Fuller, Addison
Fletcher g. Son, Bridpo.t
J Frost 81 Co. g.
Philsnder Jones, :"
Moulton & Potter g
Benjamin Allen, Bristol
Munson & Dean,
b + Haskill, Cornwall
Samuel Everts,
Sholes & Webb, FerTisburgh
Roscoe & Nash, New Haven
HURLEY g. Higgins, Salisbury
Kent Wright, Shereham
L H Kiider, SIarksbory
Vim. r Bixby, Vergennes
J & o S Simonds, Whiting
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court fer the District of New Haven.
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of
MOSES SERGEANT.
late OF Lincoln in said District deceased, represen
ted insolyent, and all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto: nd six mouths from the 9TH day
of December, 1912, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do there fore give notice that We
will attend the business of our said appointment
at the dwelling house of the widow SALLY SAR-
oEAxT. in said Liucoln, on the Sd Mondays in Jan.
and May. next, from O'Clock to p, NJ. on ca b
Of said DAYS.
MOSES HUNTINGTON, } c,r,,,;,
ANCREW MITCH ELL, $3.50
GABRIEL GUINDON,
Lincoln Dec. 18th 1912.
"IDES received in exchange forsgoods or
IL on accounts by
p. w. COLLINS
Cornwall Nov. 22d, 1912.
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j. S. BUSHNELL. Req;st

4 Tue copy o. record.
81. Attes J. S. BUSHNELL, Eeoi,t,r.
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REMARKABLE ANTIQUITIES.
Correspondence Of the .N,eDnrk Daily .4drerl

Correspondence Of the .Nepark Daily .9drerfiser.
NATcHEz, May IL, Is43.
Since | wrote to you have had an opportunity of
seeing some of the curious remains which have been
dsinerred in this neighborhood. With that view,
accepted invitation, few days ago. to visit Wash
ingon College, where they collected and preserved.
Dr.. Dickinson Of this city, and Mr. Wales Of WASH
ingon, deserve great credit for the antiquarian zeal
with which they are pursuing the history Of u .
persisted race, which inhabited this region Their
labors have been rewarded by the discovery OF
wonderful remains, which tell the story Of race pos
sesslng many arts, and much improved than any
OF the aboriginal TRIBES with whose history we are ac-
guaned.
There in the collection gobets of classical form.
which bear no resemblance to any thing known to
Indians. Several curious weapons Of war, drinking
cups, and tools, the of which does not appear,
in the collection. Some of the latter were found in
ploughed fields but the remains generally were found
by repeated searches among the ancient mounds or blu.
rial places of the authors.
Dr. Dickinson has also found the bones Of some large
animal now unknown, in his searches in the Mammoth
Ravine, called from the number Of bones which
have been found there. This skeleton found in
pit Of blue mar from thirty TO forty feet deep, con-
tainng Shells petred wood, and various foesll re-
mains The bones loose butt after patient search.
he found nearly the entire skeleton
To give you idea Of the creature, it is only
cessay TO say, that Of the ribs of which there
sxteen is two feet long, and nearly two inches wide
The fore leg is five feet long, and terminates with
foot with three or four claws. The toes, which, in
GLIDING the claw thirteen inches ia length, have
each four joints from that which connects them with
the leg. 1t is evident from the appearance of the
SKULL which measures eighteen by eleven inches, that
there were originally tusks and proboscs.
Altogether, it is Of the most curious Of oil the re-
mains that have been exhumed in the valley Of the Mis-
sssipp Dr. D. will, presume publish full scienti-
c description in some appropriate journal for the ben
fit OF naturalists and the antquary J. r. B.
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DeafhS.


Died. Wednesday evening the 3ls May after proacted
Illness OF months Mr. Henry GIBsoS Clerk OF the United
States District Court this city, i2d year his age.
has left Young and tsreng family and of
relatives bemnan his loss The subject of possess
ed generous disposition and the kndest feelings
with whom he associated lie died in the full of
happy Immortality
Died. Tuesday the second day of May his family seat
Oak Spring, King William county, Capt CHARLES H. RnA1ros
the Seth Of his IL Is not often LOT
character of good man. who
u offerings OF generous and upon all
who knew him, during the period Of not very short life
SHOT weary, out winds, expire SOFT"
AS does he who into realms unpeTced
thrice blessed by the grateful
in all the vicisstdes of life gracefully ntermnged the
eories Of Christian Charity with the high toned
Integrity, and uBswervng inaaSibie upright
and interchangeable Magistrate Of The county which he veds
the prompt handed and openraed friend poor
dsresseas the fond and tender reave-as kind
voted parent in all the relations of fe where active HUMANITY
winning condescenson and graceful urbanty could relieve
pang gently soften sorrow the subject Of this notice
Such spectacle presents subject
instructive contemplation NIL who appreciate
worth and manly pey. who. though descended
distinguished ancestry knew what pride
who though surrounded by all the comforts of life ever
the day TO melting Charywho firm without seye-
y-geneous without prousion pious without bgoiry-has
taned that excellence which rejoice know reap
full fruon of higher and happier destiny In word there
lives whose character noble Virginia gen
teman Of the Old ScDc happily eDgraed the rich
uadng vrtues of the phlanthopt and the Christian
To the memory of one good so noble and 80 just
Died. the residence of kind friend neighbour on the
3h of May ROBERT BEVERLEY, OF Dantfed Essex county,
Va. in the 18th year Of his age.
OF Wing requested TO copy.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

10 Mr It0Die OF Louisa.
''a9| CITIZENS The difficulties that the Republi-
.l'y this county had to contend with, in our last
canvass, is The apology that offer in present
! Ir claims OF distinguished gentleman thus early
! 81 notice as a suitable candidate for The Repub.
'a'.y to rally around another year James Lind
''ofton IS gentleman favorably known to many
'9-l chip OF The old biock-,he son of n dis
'.'a-d SIRE General WIN. f. Gordon.)
'an the position Mr.. Gordon occupies in our coun-
rs believed that he can, and Will do much TO hea
.1happy divisions tina, have of late distracted our
-3Ilchn brethren in the lower end of the county,
D. has taken no personal part in the late exciting
st between two worthy gentlemen whose interests
aach clashed MIR. Gordon is gentleman OF
moral worth, possessing fine talents, politician
ls right stamp, and good public speaker at the
= time, possessing mind well stored with useful,
seal, political, and legal knowledge Let us then,
a-ci;zens, at this carly period, bring him into the
1, and rally around him with the like zeal and una
+ that We did around the lamented Holiatay, and
@g,h We cannot find his equal, let US unite on one
still emulate his virtues, and will exert a patriotic
% The same great cause for which he so often sue
'..iy and calamity fought. Let me say, in con
''n, 20 our friends, who may have laudable ant
's-%o'thy aspirations, 10 forbear for short time
y @ase divisions that have been indicated may be
'rd-and let US once more 20 in solid phalanx fol
.ln aud elect him 10 our Legislature. He will dc
~ Tor our common coun,y-much for the grea
- OF Democracy, and save this hitherto old he
-.,an county from the hands Of the Philistines.
A CITIZEN OF THE COUNTY.
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SUPERIOR CouRr.-The Grand Jury was dismissed
without solitary indictment being found, and the
Court is now occupied in hearing civil Causes. Our
neigbbor over the water cites The above significant
of the good morals of Norfolk Coun,yit srather good
prima acie evidence admit But he trusts that 1t
Spring The county will fall again into the slough Of Fede
raj Whggery. No fear of that most venerable scribe.
never again Cat least for long, long time) will such be
the fate OF Norfolk County. She is thoroughly redeem
ed from all faint Of Federaism-and no more popular
candidates be hunted mp than those whom the voice
OF the People has sent into retirement, although
already hear tina, they are being looked for Old St.
Brides is rapidly going back 10 her first love-tle
People are beginning to reflect and 10 reason with
themselves, and next Spring Federalism will be crush
ed into fragments by the dissemination and potenti-
atty Of Republican principles. Hang your harps upon
the willows Mr. Herald for the sceptre has departed
from Judah.-PortsmouM old Dominion.
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Marriages..

Married Wednesday the 9Th instant the Fourth Baptist
Church. by the Rev. Duncan Came Mr. JOSEPH FRErxAN
Miss MARY JOHNSON, all this city.
Married, Monday 2and May. by the Rev. VIM. s. White,
Mr. AUGUSTUS E. MAXWELL OF Alabama Miss
eldest daughter of Mrs. Lucy peterborough the University
of Virginia.
Married Wednesday, the 3lst nmo by the Rev Mr. Mas
sic, Hon. Gro w HorxIss Of Abingdon MARTHA youngest
daughter of Dr. Abner Cnmp, Of Powhatan county.
Married. at Morston, In James City county, Va by Elder L.
W. Alien, Wednesday the 3lst May, WV. MARris NJ d.
Miss Ass VaDES, daughter of VIM H. vaden deceased Of
New Kent county.
Married. Wednesday, the 3st May by the Rev. William j.
Winston, Mr. CHAIRMAN GORDES Of Insa, aged 20 years.
Miss MARY LASr Pine Ill., Goochand aged AZ years.
Married. at ST. Julian, fredericksburg Thursday
ing the Ist instant by the Rev. William Friend, RoBEar HA
MILTON, ESQ., of Richmond, Miss HELEN BaooKE, youngest
daughter of The Hon. Francis T. Brooke.
Married. Sunday, eth May by the Rev. A. IT, Bennett Mr.
George H. ToLsoS Of Stafford Miss ADELAIDE LucxErT OF
Fauquier.
Married. the 25th uimo by the Rev. John Mcclure, Mr.
JOHN r. SAMUEL, 10 Miss ELLEN H. Cooks, both of Caroline
Married, Edenton, Thursday evening last the Rev9
Mr. Johnson Hon. WM h. SHEPHERD of Elizabeth city, ~ c.,
to Miss ASN Collins, Of Edenton.
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Lnterfs,ino BOoE


,.,ys. for severa! weeks, intended to call atten.
T. me second volume of the Bland Papers being
,.,a from the manuscripts of Col. Theodorick
!. T., Of Prince George county, Virginia
>, introduction and memoir of Col. Bland
!. .y Charles Campbell, Esq of Peterseurg-
/. sho formerly conducted with ability the Pc
:, Statesman, has devoted himself to antigua
,.,.a.chss. No, long since, he was playing "Old
,.g. a. Turkey IsIand-and, clearing away the
a Of Time, gave 10 the public an interesting
J, Of stone monument, winch recorded the great
If III, in James River, and which seemed to
;, ,ie ADDITIONAL purpose of family cenotaph.-
,.s,a, wcrk is one of the fruits of his inquistlve
ms object has been 10 contribute to our stock OF
Il. historical materials, and well has he succeed
Bt tbs Book, he has enabled US to glance at the
~, and customs OF the Golden time, and has
m much ligh, upon the Revolutionary deeds of
1.,rops yrgnans of that day, the ancestors OF
sgi.hsd citizens of our own times. The work is
printed in Petersburg, and should be in the
d every vrginian, TO say nothing of persons in
States, who are fond Of investigating our early
~ L nav be had of J. W. Randolph.
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IN CHANCERY.-vinGrsiA:-At Circuit Superior Court of
Law Chancey for SUSSEX county, held The
thereof the 5th day of May, ls43:
Matthew A. Thomas and Celia D. Thomas his wife.
against Plaintiff:
Thomas sedce, Executor OF Augustine sledge deeeased
Miles Z. sledge William s!edge and Elizabeth Hartley,
Defendants:
This day This be further papers
formerly read, and the of T. j. Mason obe
dence order Of this cause October
1872 and argued by Counsel On consideration where
Of the Court doth a6udge and ORDER unless Matthew Tho
and Celia u. his wife, forward before the first
day of the next term Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccy TO be held for the comfy Sussex In the month CT
October and give bond security according 10 The terms
Of the decree Of October the delivery slaves
the death OF the said Cea D. Thon and all the costs and
DUE and which may be incurred tho maine
and support said the Court wi proceed TO
divide the said slaves among those entitled remainder II
further ordered that this decree be published in the Richmond
Enquirer for four weeks.
A Copy-Teste,
June9 9-w4w-
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CANDs's DISQUALIFICATION is the most important, The
- most sensible and srk phenomenon of the universe. IL
affords the exalted and exquisite pleasures and
from whence derives the largest proportion Of valua
bic knowledge When decomposed IL found consist OF tho
primary colos thus proving the sun the from
whence be the grand painter Of creation As light
to the physical world health the physical frame Remove
the and all Is bank-take other and withers
he blooms Az the genial OF the nfse warmth
and renewed vgor into the vegetable cra0n Sandss ar
sapaa nfuses strength into the weak and angud frame Daily
experience shows results the most pleasing and unlocked for
thus eladnnng the hearts Of thousands who had given
despair Cures recorded calculated satisfy
dIous and "cts stubborn ngs they have only DO
mentioned Chronic derangemens Diseases mpur
ties of the blood &c. safely and perfectly cured by It's
~ For particulars, advertisements in this and other city
papers,
Prepared and sod wholesale and reiai and for expoao
by A. b. SANDS Co., Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ngs No. 2 Broadway OF Chambers street, New York.
Sold in Richmond by the Agents DCvA Coz in Peters
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and Druggists generally the principal cities in the u S.
Price 81 per bole-G hotties for S..
nj ChUTION.-Be particular 10 ask for SAspss Safsapa
rila, and take no other
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FOX THE ENQUIRER.


The Editors Of The Wing are assured, that Mr.. Wise
q lg hnaw ledge of the statement made in the En-
'-r On the 18th Of April last, that he, Mr. Wise,
10 declared that he would support the nominee of
; Democratic Convention" On the contrsry, that
r'nlon sus given TO the Editors Of the Enquirer
= s,dent Of the city of Richmond, upon The au,hoi-
an honorable and highly esteemed citizen Of
= Kent. The informant of the Enquirer is but
:ay acquainted with Mr. Wise, has not seen him
';e than SIX months, and at no time has received
~ Or addressed TO hm, word in writing What
e ti;oF IN the statement has been committed, is not
f3lab'e 10 'lr. Wise or TO the Editors of the En-
~ has arisen from an innocent misconcepton OF
: 'rmlrks Of Mr.. Wise IN New Kent, by one who
.'9'o'e OF designed Misrepresentation. Nor was
-e power Of Nix, Wise to correct the error before
s.ilon The notice in the Enquirer appeared on
'tA OF Aar'l, il IS believed, and the election oc,
'h- "a The 41th oft the same month, and before Mr..
H could have seen the paper, and even before ano-
4 s'''f @as printed, in which the mistake could
r. ysen corrected 1t is hoped, az an act OF bare
nee The Wing and the Louisville Journal will pub.
Z .as notce G..
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, ,rrIsr ANNIVERSARIES.

If this Denomination Of Christians
nse'pA .,on in this City, for several days past.
.t'r 20 s. .n,nc last, Rev. Dr. Maclay, of N YORK
kr'N very impressive address before ane
.clt''s Bible Society. This clergyman IS one
90 ''! .ncns his brethren in America, ana IS 10
o;s'' h,Ih in this country, aud IN Europe
.,'a1 Loon of the same day, eloquent addresses
,' 'E by several gentlemen before the ofe'si
| 3.uTI. Rev. MIR Mccoy, a distinguished
= i,l,ans, presented an Instructive speech
/ q. md claims of The red man OF the west
foassd bv a powerful appeal 10 behalf Oh we
=. er"'u fofe;gn lands. Rev. DR.. Pa,tlson,
| /, ,eterred 10, resides IN Boston, ana y
-" ,or learning, sound judgment anu SUI
y ~ Ills efforts re, bore ,ne impress -
md prudent zeal. On ftoay nish'' nes'
>, -1slyered The annual sermon 0e'0fe VIC D'0'e
j. -. Saturday morning, the General Asso-
;t'',''c us business, and adjourned al III
Is &' ,,cn 10 the annual sermon, preacheo oy
IS -, The discourse was well received,
,ooress The afternoon OF Saturday,
49, h,s;ness al one of the churches, and
@s'to :, Tho others. At night, u second mis-
.:aps ,y,s delivered by Rev. DR.. Pat,ison to
e..s' i,tce audience listened with great m
: -.
s.th,,b the Delegates supplied many pui,
x '~'' ,n-n;sh,nr another pleasing spectacle OF
CIV" ,,,;,r among different Denominations.
- 3i ,,us'- Society me, on Monday morning a.
y aau' srta addresses were of high order. on
y. .soon Of Monday, the Sabbath School ana lfac.
' .,o held lis anniversary. Rev. Mr.. burrows
..l,bIa. with others, gave much interest 70 ,n''
+. 4, night, the annual sermon before III.
i..,nn Society, was delivered by rev ) D.
nod preacher and excellent man.
i Tlesday morning, the business meetings asa'"
An O'Clock, q very crowded audience
-.~bleG 10 see an address delivered by alr, uf'
,,eber in The deaf and dumb ASYLUM al Staun-
n, address was written by Mr.. Turner, VINO Is
.o4 while friend reyd The sentiments, Inc au ;.
].'.,sS them with the expressive language OF
MOS, graceful and thrilling manner The
was beautiful, and the action chaste. Sc
..r,,, circumstances increased the general IN
,oJ on the whole, this was perhaps the most
,, scene in all the happy conyocatlons OF the
IN Tuesday night, the anniversaries closed,
,,doeeun and were continued in the fellowship
4s,,,a,ioa was quite large. We are gra,''ied IN
a, ,Ie increased spirit of federation and CHRISTIAN
!, :, N our beloved Commonwealth, ana are
, - welcomed 10 our city, the crowds OF c,''zehs
,,,,,'y assemble here TO attend their religious
,.. We love 10 observe the increase OF their
n. the CONSCIENTIOUS pecullartles OF each other,
they return to their homes, we sincerely wish
,.y,efiiy and peace.