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KAY o. BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEl,
LERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
HI EEP constantly on hand general nssort-
HA ment of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical, Classical Misceane
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all sizes, Led,
GERS, do, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers. &c. &c, which they OF
fer at the lowest prices to Country Merchants Pre-.
fessonal Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor them with their custom.
'phiadcpha, November 49, 1sd2.-ly.
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As there are at this time many wicSoA persons
husy engaged in selling a counterfeit medicine uu-
der the name of the Indian Vegetable Pills-and ns
these des crate men utterly reckless of con.
sequences, that many valuable lives may be lost in
consequence of using their dreadful compounds,
The public are cautioned against purchasing any
Pin sunless the aides of the boxes the following
wording Is fpunl:
WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(I7ainl PurgaiiUe)
or THE NORTH American CoLLTGE or HEALTH.
And ase to lie especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine of any person except the regu.
lar advertised agents.
AGENTS FOR NORTHUMBERLAND co,
Pennsylvania.
H. b. Masser, Suuhury-Nm Forsyth, Nor
thumhcrsnd--Jacoh Haas, Shamukrn - Samuel
Herb, Mohonoy--Dyery & ID. Haas, Augusta
Thomas Fomer, Milton - Ireland & Melxel
McEwensyile-E $, = pet ~yll.e-james
Reed. Poltsgrove - II. Klasc, S'ydcrs'own-
II. II. KuGhel, =. NJ, Ek shurg p, Own
Lei~euTing, 7 NJ, Union Conner
Office and General Dcpo, for the sale o
Wrgh's Indian Vegetable Pills, Wholesale and
Retail, No. le9 RACE STREET, PHTLADEL
PHlA. May 81, lei@.-ly
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Rose Ointment, for Tcatcr.
A PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY

PHILAptLrHI., May 27th, 1899.
THIS i, to certify that | was severely atll ice1
1 with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty years the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. | opplird to 4
uumh,r Of ph, sicnns, aud used great many npPIi-
ca ions without ctlCctiug n cure. About y ar
since, applied the Rose Ointment which entirely
,topped the itching, and few applications lmmcdl-
at,lv cured the disease, which there has been 10
return of, although ! had never been rid of 1t at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. B
Vaughan. Sjulh East corner of Third and Race
Streets, rhiadel pha, aud sold on agency in Sunbu-
~ by II. b. MASSER,
Nav lAth. ls42. AgGSt
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wrNsLoW's DALsAM OF
III q R E III O TT NJ ID

A N unparalleled remedy for common Code,
4 Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, and all diseases Of the Breast and Lungs
leading 10 consumption; composed OF the concen-
,rntcd virtues Of Horchound Bonsct, Blood Root,
Liverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by j. NJ WINsLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and rnversallv admitted pectoral
virtues Of the Herbs from which the Baisdn Of
HorChOund is made, are too generally known to re,
quire recommendation il is therefore only nccessa.
~ 10 observe that this Medicine contains the whole
of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
and so happily combined with several other vegc'
table substances as to render il the most speedy
mild and certain remedy, now in use, for the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Basam removes all inflammation and sore
ness OF the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlcgm ems
ohng the patient 10 cXpectorae with ease and free
dom, assuagcs cough relieves athmatic and diff
cult respiration, heals the injured parts opens the
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves. and gives
strength 10 the tender lungs, and thus produces a
speedy and lasting cure.
lSGRArfTrDE Is THE BAsEST cRINEIS Man
We are not among that class of Editors who for a
few dollars will, Cat the expense Of truth and no.
ncsty) "craCk up" article and bring it into rapid
sale neither we willing to remain silent after
having tested the utility of an imI rovement or dis
coverv in science or art-Our readers will recollect
We told them VIC Were unwcl with a throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we pur-
chased two bottles Of WlNSLOW'S BALSAM
OF IiOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure
that forgot we ever bad a cold. Those who
afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation
- Le1ristcn Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY YONTHEIMER, Sunjtvv,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
| Also, hy Druggists generally throughout the
, country. OJ Price so cents per bottle.
August Nth, lSi2.-lv.
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r OS r. DIN r WI * n Y,
IS6eYg Ty,U"rER.

RINowoRMs, r1MPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
cuTANEous IRuPrIoSs.
OJr TIE Joliotcing ceriifca describes one cfhe
most extraordinary cures eper Effected by any
application.
PuiLAnEtPuIA, February 10, 1898.
Tor twenty years was severely afflicted with
TErrKu on the Face and Head the disease
commenced when I seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896. varying in vio-
lence bu, without disappearing. During most
Of tie time great part Of my face covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent Itch
ing; my bead swclled nj times until 1t felt as IT 1t
would hurst-ihe swelling wGs so great, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
,ha, was afflicted with the disease, used great
many al plicatons, (among them several celebrated
preparations) ms Will as taking inward remedies,
including a number ofhotlles of S,caim's Pandcea,
Extract Of SdrSapariin, &c, In fact it would I've
impo. sihle TO enumcra,c all the medicines used.
| was also under the care Of two Of the most dis
tinguishcd physicians Of this city, but without re-
ceiving much benefit, and dcspaired of ever being
cured. In the fll of 1896, the disease 1t the time
being very violent, I commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (ptcparcd bv Vaughan & Dhvis.) In
fsw applications the violent itching ceased, he
swelling aha'cd the eruption began to disappear
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. 1t has now been nearly war and hall
since, aua there is not vcstiGe Of the disease re-
naming except the scars from the deep pits formed
Ivy the disease. 1t is impossible for me to describe
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suiT ring but will re pie ,scd to give a fuller uc-
count to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. AZ the time | commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun
dreds Of dollars to I've rid Of the disease. Since Il.
sing it, have recommended it to several persons
(among them my mother, WIN bad the disease bad.
" on her afm.) Who w re al cured hv 1t.
JAMES DIiRNELl., No. l56, Race st.
n~T TIE Rose Ointment il prepared by l.. b.
Vaughan. Souh East corner of THIRD and Race
streets, Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunbu.
ry, hy II. B. MASSER,
NAV lAth 1912 Agent
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Ii a N K NOTE List.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
Pennsy vania Bonk Notes. The most implicit re.
fnnce may I've placed upon it, as it is every ueth
carefully compared with ard corrected from Bick
nell's Reporter
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The best method for the Abolition of Disease
is TO cleanse and pmifD The Body.
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J. MAINLAND, JR. CO.

NnuII and IObaCcO ManuIaClOreTS,
No. 80 North West corner Of Race and Third
Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
'INHE undersigned have formed Co.par,ncrship
i under the firm Of J, MAYLAND, in. & Co.
as successors 10 the late firm Of Jd6db .iiGylaHd &
Co., and will continue tie business at he old esta-
hlishment, on their own account. In addition to
their own close attention and experience for many
years in the manufacture Of their celebrated snuff
&"' the long experience OF the senior partner Of the
late firm, will also be devoted 10 the interest Of the
new concern--aud as no exerlion aud care will he
spared To insure their goods at all times of the
~ hest quality, they solicit continuance Of the
confidence OF the friends and customers of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
j. MAYLAND, ia.
Philsdsiphis, Nay iAsh, ls42.--ly
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Brandreik's Vegetable Umrers
pjNS

For the sale of Brandreik's Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland couRtyi Miltun--Mackey &
Chamberhn. Sunhury-H. B. Masser. MEvens-
yllle-lreland Il McIxell. NorthumheIland-Wm
Forsyth. Georgetown--F. Midlnger Il Co.
Union County: New Berlin--Juhn Hoffman.
SelinseTove-Eyer and SChnure. MiddlehuTg-
Isaac Smith. Beaverown--J. & 7. BngamOn.
Adamsburg--H. x 4. Smith. MitllinsbuIg-
Swope Il Laird Hartleon-Danel Long Free
burg-G. & +. G.. Mover. Cenlreve-Slaiey
& Lenhart. Lewsbura-W & Green.
Columbia county Danvil!e-E. b. Reynolds
Ii Co. Bcrwck-Shuman < Rttenhouse. Cat
iawissa-C. A. & &. G. Drobts. Bloomsburg-
John Il. Mover. jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Wa
shington--Robt McCay. Lmestone--D, l..
Schmeck
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
titcate of Agency, containing representation Of
Dr. BRANDRErH'S Mandatory q, Sing Sing
and upon which will also be seen exact copies Of
the ae0 labels nOlo used upon the BraHdre!h PiH
BGTes.
Philadelphia, Office No 6, North slh street.
y. BRhNDRETH, NJ. d,
Jsuussy ,s,, ie&2.
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Doctor Villa Wright Dear SirIt - with
great snri faction inform you of .nv having been
entirely cured of Dyspepsia. of five year, s,audu G
hy the use Of your lNrI,N NEGFTArIE PILLs.
Previous to nee 'ng with Your Crleua',d m d.
cine ! had h.cn under TIE hands of several PhysI
Cirns. aud bad 'rIrd varou Tedlciurs; hut all t.
no effect. After u,i'g one - ceut hoN Of Nour
Pills, howrvcr, cNp.rjfrccd 81 much be eft, ,hn,
resolved to Tcr-,,crc iu the use Of them according
In directors, which am harry 10 state hos rcsult-
ed in perfect cure. IuerarItude to you for the
great benefit I have received. and also in the hope
hat Others similarly afflicted may he induced TO
make tal of your extra ,d'nary medicine, send
YOU tins statement with ful lhrry IN publish the
same, il you think proper. Yours, &c.
New York, June 10, lsil. &C. BLACK.
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GTRYSSr,TrT pcLTeST.

SEEYSSIsITE PcLIssT.
A n article unequnlled for cleaning and giving
L. highly durable and mos, brilliant polish to sill
yer, German Silver, Brass, Copper, Dfiltania ware,
Tin, Stee Cutlery, and for restoring the lustre on
vanished carriages, &c. TRY IT.
Prepared and sold OF wholesale and retail, by the
Susquehanna Chrysolitc Polish Company, Owego,
Tioga county, n. Y.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent ior Norlhum'd,
II. B. MAsSER, Agent for Sunbury.
November Goth, 1912.
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CLXUE s. WILLIAMS
Blank NOOII 1Eanui;sCfuTy,
OlPosiic Princes HoteI,
HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG.
TEyiIEY are ir,pard to manufacture hank wo'k
4 Of every deception, ruled to any parcrn, such
Dockcrs hecrrds Day Books, Ledgrrs, As,es-
sors and COLLECTORS Dupcatcs of the finest qndli-
ty oi payer, in style equal 10 any made in the ci
ties of Philadc pima or New York.
All descriptions of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books Albums and Portfolios made To order.
Law Books, Music aud Periodicals bound to any
pattern. Old Books rebound, sc. Also files Of
pape,s bound
or Work left a, the Office of the Sunbury Anne.
rcan, will be promptly attended to.
May 2lst, lS42.-Iy.
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

OChe ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetter
4 LTHOUGH the superiority of he preparation
n over all others is fully established, the pr'prle-
tors take prasurc in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician
a graduate of the University OF Pcnnsy lvanla DR..
Bsuch having found in This remcdy that relei for
a tedious and d-agrecahc affection which the means
within the range Of lis profession falcl To afford,
has no, hcsi'stcd TO give his appreciation, although
the preiuliCe- and Interests of that profession ale
opposed to secret Remedies.
PmLAurLruIA, Sept. 70, 1876.
was recently troubled with tedious hcrpetc
eruption. which cn,ecJ nearly ono 81 i'c Of my face.
auI extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propr,e-
tot of the Rose Ointment, Observing my face, nsi-'
ted on nv tying his preparation Of which he han
del me Jar. Although IN common with the mem
hels OF my profession, dscountcnance and dIsap
provr ot the numerous uostrums pl'mCd upon the
public hy ignorant rrtcndcr~, feel in justice hound
to except the Rose Ointment from that cass Of me-
defines md to give It my APPRECIATION, as it entire
" ,urcd the eruption, although il hid resisted the
usual applications. DANL BAUGH, VI. d.
or The Rose Oiutmcut is prepared by l.. i.
Vaughan, South Eas; conner of Third and Race
Streets, PhiIadc'phia aud sold on agency in sun
bury. hy II. B. ~SER,
May lith 1912. agent.
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NV YonK. Scnt. 90. 1911.

This is To certify that | have used WnGur's
INnIAN NEGFrAnLE Plus with he greatest hcne-
fit; having entirely cured myself Of tie frequent at
tacks of Sick Headache, to which had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street. n. V
To Mr.. Richard Dennis, Agent for Whghts Iu-
dian Vegetable Pills.
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Mr.. Richard Dennis, agent for WHghIs India
Nppe,ahIe Pills

M "'"''" INNS oS'l'' iO' W ''s"'e ''H'd"
Vegetable Pills.
Dear Sir have been afflicted for several years
with inward weakness and general debility, accom-
panied at times with pains III the side and other
distressing complaints. Alt,I having tried various
medicines without Ctl,ci, was persuaded Ivy friend
To make trial Of Dr. Wrghts Indian Vegetable
Pills, which am happy to state have relieved me
in most wonderful manner. lhavc used The me.
dicine as yet hut a short time, and have no doubt,
by perseverance, in the use Of the medicine accor-
ding to directions, rh,t | shall in a short time he
peri, ely restored
most willingly recommend said Pills to all per
sons similarly afflicted, ard in he full belief that
the same beneficial results will follow their usr re-
msin yours sincerely, HENRY 4. FOnTE,
Warwarsing, Ulster co. \, y.
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TO Country
W Err G. Y a N IT s.

THE Subscriber, AGcnt OF Lyon & Harris, Ha,
Manufacturers, for New York. PhuadePhia,
Baltimore and rlhcr large cities, tos" Ha's ARE
highly commanded t1r eood c1l3' and 6trqLHty,
has OF hand fret rate assortment of HATS and
CAPS, SUITABLE frr SlrnP ,les, VIII ch viii We sold
very low, fos cash nrroveh credit, al the nried
cheap aore No 40, North Third street, opposite
the City Hotel, Phia lcpha.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON. aren't.
y. 3. Ordcrs ior Hats in ,be rouai promptly
attended TO, The highest rice IN :ash Or tra'Ie
given for FJ S&ins.
PhiIdrlphia, June II, Isi2.--Iy
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Counterfeiters, Death BLOW.

TI'he pubic will please observe ,ha, no Brandreh
4 Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three la
hes upon it. (the top, the side and the bottom)
each containing fac sinilc signature of my hand.
writing, thus-B. BRANpRETn, NJ. D.-Thesc la
hcls engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
aud done at an expense of over 2,O0O.--Thcrefore
it will he that the only thing necessary to pro-
cure he medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhori-
zed, and hold
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-04
Miscellaneous.

EJACULATION WITH THE VENOM OF RATTLE
SNAKES. In the work called 'I.fe in Mexico,' re
Gently published, the car author gives the following
extraordinary accounts;
"Wc have just been hearing curious circum-
stance connected with poisonous reptiles which
have heard for the first time.-IIere and all along
the coast the people are in the habit of nocuiating
themselves with the poison Of the ratesnae, which
renders them safe from the bite of all ami.
mails.
The pers on to be inoculated is pric<ed with the
tooth Of the serpent, the tongue, in 10th arms, and
on various parts othe body, and the venom introduc
ed into the wounds. An eruption comes out which
lasts few days Ever after these persons ham
die the most venomous snakes with npuniy;
make them come by calling them, have great pleas
in ondlnF them, and the bite Of these persons is
! poisonous! You will not believe this, but we have
the testimony of seven eight respectable merchants
| to the fact. A gentleman who breakfascd here this
morning says he has been vain!y endeavoring to make
up his mind to submit to the operation he is very
much exposed where he lives, and obliged to travel
great deal on the coast, and when he goes these
expeditions he is always accompanied by his servant,
an noculated free negro, who has the power ofcu-
ring him, should he be bit by sucking the poison
from the wound. lie also saw this negro the
bite given by an inculcaed Indian boy ITO white boy
with whom he had been fighting, and who was the
strongest Of the two The stories Of the Eastern Jug
gers and their power these reptiles, may be,
perlaps accounted fer in this way. cannot say that
should like to have much snake nature transfer
red into my composition, nor live among people
whose bite is venomous"
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From the ST. Lawrence Republican,.
" G mn i misc cHR &C OF Il " d L.
CHAPTER l.

Perhaps in all natures varied scenery, there is moth
inc that can rival the shores Of Lake Champain. It's
pure waters-ts thousand wooded sIets--its bold,
projecting shores and the lofty Green Mountains
which rear their verdnnt peaks in the distance, and
vet sufficiently visible TO form an interesting back
ground. warrant the assertion. The shores OF this
beautiful lake are classic ground to the American,
for here scenes Of importance enacted during
the French and Revolutionary wars, and who can
,;o, ,ba aiapidated ruins Of ,riconderoga or Grown
:, .,out calling TO mind the many military pa
'.,. ,,o,d, scenes enacted beneath their waIls'
or tread the surrounding son "''"ou' UNI
disturb the dust of a hero!
The early history of Vermont is fraught VIII many
soustirring incidents, wrought by the hardy noun
,o;neers. Guided by such bold spirits as Warner,
Allen and Baker they showed during the controver-
60 IF the grants. and the war of the Revolution which
followed, an honest independence of character, COM
bined with the greatest physical courage and the
renown of the Green Mountain Boys WI never be
forgotten until the history that records their DEEDS Is
buried in oblivion. s -......t.. ID
Tbo incident that am about to relate occurred IN
,h Immediate vicinity OF Ticonderoga, and the perl
"a s , few DAYS before that fortress was surrender
ed TO Ethan Allen. l.,
On the banks of the outlet to Lake
coorae near the place where pours its silver wa
tiers into Lake Champaign, and within sgn'o OIL 'io 0'''
dement's of Tconderoga, there lived man Nno"''
bv the name of Nathan Beman lie was Oh e'"1N''
origin; and although by long residence among '''o's
who daily walk and conversation par'ook so"''"''"'
of the sungodly,' he had lost many OF the ''s'u nv
tons of his sect, yet he most punetI'ous'y t"ee
and ,houd,' and wore garments fashioned after the
i most approved puritanic style. His ouly daughter
Ruth. was often made the subject OF parental admO
rition True, she wore garments Of the proper Gu
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ner and made into sugar, either stirring of dry,
doing it off wet for draining Mr. Palmer remarked
that "the whole secret of making good sugar is to
keep every thing perfectly clean'' He thinks many
sugar makers err in sugaring Off too slow; when his
sirup is cleansed, he raises hot FIRE and does 1t off
remarkably quick, consuming no more than halran
hour to perform the labor which some would re
qure several hours to perform. To prevent the SUI
gar from running over in sugnring off quick, care
sh oud be used that the boiler be not too full: one
third half full, at most, is enough; and very small
Quantity of butter is put into the boiler occasionally
if the sugar rises lie has discovered one fact in re-
lation to his sugar lot which, to persons may
be curiosity: all the sap obtained from his
tains certain quantity of mar in the proportion of
about one quart to 100 lbs of sugar His process Of
sraning separates this from the sirup-though sec.
ond straining is sometimes necessary after the srup
is SKINNED this is not usually necessary, and when
il is the fact is easily known, the strip will not be
perfectly clear. When burned, this mari produces
thought to be the same or similar to that which a.
bounds in some waters, and which is discovered by
the coating formed in the kettles in which such
water is boiled. The soil in this sugar-lot obounds
for the curious, whether trees growing on any other
soil than that Astounding with lime stone, will produce
sap containing this mar
Yours, J. f.
Wiiamstown, March Z, lS43.
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Not so easy, sirs. What, no! above therer cried
Dean with all the irmness he could command.
The tramp of men was heard on the deck above,
and file Of dozen men entered the cabin, each one
grasping fire lock, and their stern faces and home
spun rocks revealed them to be a body of the far
famed Green Mountain boys.
who are your cried the abashed Dean
Your humble servant, Ethan Allen replied the
gigantic guest; land this presenting Of his
rades, lis Capt. Seth Warner, and this turning to
the other, is my friend, Capt, Herric< You see,
SIR it is useless to resist Your men are all secured
and you must consent to be bound unit, we can with
safety set you atliberty'
1t would be impossible to describe the astonish-
ment Of the commander of the Royal Savage as these
events took place. lie stood as ono pelriied-a and
ut each successive introduction his vsago elongated
to fearful length. The boats crew that was sent
ashore had been seized bound and conveyed on board
by the party who now filled the schooners cabin and
who had been stationed there by Allen and his usso-
cintes. 1t was Aliens intention to have visited the
fort the next morning and delivered the hamper Of
wine, but Delaplace sent boat ror it, and therefore
his plans were defeated but at the taking Of the fort
Elk days after the event just narrated lad the son
Oh Nathan Eeman, served Allen as guide, and con-
tinuod by his side throughout the whole affair, At
the close of the war; his sister Ruth married the son
of one of the officers who took conspicuous part in
the assault of T'iconderoga, and the circumstances
connected with her early life would fill volume
But my tale is done, and the reader may be assur-
ed that it is 70 fiction. The Royal Savage did good
service in the of liberty until in an action of
Nalcoul : island. she run aground and wnI urnt Inv
Benedict Arnold