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CHILDREN NEED NOT DIE MORE
THAN OTHERS.

But II is from the want of proper nourisment
and the constant drWgging they undergo which news
them down the rank grass falls before the scythe
Mothers! we repeat again, and if they were the
the last words we were ever TO utter, and of course
past the reach Of all interest, 1--WE would saw, "Use
he AHH!Gtng Ointment for satknesS among children -
RHEUMATIsM.-1t removes almost immediate the
Acknowledgement swelling, when the pain of course
cases.
FEvERs.-In all cases of fever the difficulty lies in
The pores being locked up. that the heat and
piraIion c;.nnopass off. 1.-The least moisture conId
be started, the crisis has passed and the danger O.
The All-Healing Ointment will in ali cases
of levers almost instantly unlock the skin and b. ing
fourth the Precipitation.
FEMALE COMPLAINTs.-lnfamaIio ion ofthe kidnfus
Of the con,5, and its falling down, weakness, and
regularity in short, all those difficulties which are
frequent with females, find ready and pertinent re-
lief. We have had aged ladies' tell US they
could not live six months without it, But
10 females about to become mothers, ii used for some
weeks antecedent to their confinement, very few of
those paines and cOnvutions which attend them at
hat period will be felt. This fact ought to be known
the worldover.
ScALDHEAD.-Weh have cured cases that actually
defed everything known, well as the ability o
fifteen or twenty doctors. One man told us he had
spent $500 on his children without any benefit, when
Il few boxes Of the Ointment cured Them.
CoRNs.-Occasional nee Of the Ointment will al
ways keep corns from growing. people need never
be troubled il they willuse it.
As FAMILY MEDICINE, no man can measure
lis value So long the stars roll along over the
Heavens-so long treads the earth, subject
to all inirmties Of the lesl-so long as disease and
sickness are known-ust long will this good Oint-
ment be used and esteemed. When man ceases f ON
off the carh then the demand will cease and not till
then.
JAMES McALISTER & co.
los south street, New York.
sole proprietors ofihe above Meicine, to whom
cnmmuni, must be addressed (pos paid). Price
% cents and 80 cents.
CAUTION.
As the AH-HeaEng Ointment has been greatly coun-
terrified, we have given this caution the public,
that no Ointment will be genuine unless the names
al james McAster, or names McAlisrer & Co., are
WRITTEN with PEN upon EVERY LABEL The la
is steel engraving, with figure Of 'InsensItc Pesr
pirGtolI' on the face.
Now we hereby offer reward $780, TO I've paid on
conviction in any of the consisted courts of the UH
ted states, of any individual counterfeiting
and Ointment.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by.
and w. P. Russell, Agents.
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e STEEL

"AGON Tire "a, 1-2, and Ia
w inch, for tire, sleigh-shoes, &c; best
Russia Nail Rods; German, Blister. and
Cast Steel; Plated Cntter Shoes, &c. for
sale by II. A. SHELDON.
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THE subscriber is now receiving large any
l. well selected assortment of DRUGS anu
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c Likwise a
choice assortment of STAPLE OCERlES,
and agent for the sale Of most Of the III Med
icines'sold in the Stats.
The subscriber having heretofore done bust
ness on The cash and pay-down system. aud hav-
ing closely observed the operation ofsuch sys-
ten, has arrived at The conclusion that ills the
"far better way" both for seller ard purchaser
he would therefore say 10 his friends and custom
es, and The public, that he will sell the above TO-
,sether with great variety of articles not named,
Tor Cash, At 4 very small advance from cost aEc
charges. Also for sale ThompsonS Taient Frls-
ses. The subscriber s also agent for the sale o.
DR.. Banning's celebrated Patent Lace
GEO. W. PdRMELEE.
Bristol. Oct. Q. 1915. 21;tf
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PERFUMES.

FOR the Toilet and Handkerchief-L
& Saesay's Extracts; Patchouly; Heliotrope;
Ede's Oderiferous compound; French extract of
Rose Water; German Cologne; Otto of Roses;
J. Wyeth's milk of Roses Bay Water, &c. &c.
Call at the only store where the genuine impor-
ted extracts and perfumes can be found.-F'irst
door south the Post Office
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Bonnets & Bonnet-Trimmings
of the greatest variety and latest styles for sale at
l. e.. MEAD'S
PIANO FORTES.

The undersigned still Continue the manufacture Of P,
ForeS, and in commencing the spring business desire ~
turn thanks for The liberal patronage bestowed upon ~
during the past year, and they the public that ~
are determined sustain the high reputation which nj,
Piano Fores have acquired Throughout the Union T-r
instruments with the improvement of the "metalc frame
for durability irmnrss and beauty have ere
led The increased demand fOI them, is decided evderr
of their superiority any other class manufactures
Their pianos with their improvement arO not affected ~
changes of weather. Others are, consequently reou
much tuning his is great advantage 10 those in f
country where competent turner is not always on bar6
The prices of metallic frame pianos are a u
amos made BY other manufacturers of equal nputatig
Boston or New York, without this improvement We con
time the manufac of superior qualify piano fS
without the metallic Frame very reduced prices ana All
our pianos warranted 10 be unsurpassed in durability
power and brancy Of and for ghnes and elasticity
oftouch probably rarely equaed The materials of which
made after being thoroughly seasonal
then dried large brick built eGpressy MS
purpose heated the Temperature eff 100 degrees thus pre-
pairing them stand the of any climate. Every insru-
ment warranted please and should they give SAT-
sacon according to the warranty alter YEARS Trial
they be returned and he purchaser receive back
paid with expenses of transportation; with surh
a the purchaser cannot possibly beEdeceved
disappointed a-Masic ware room in the same building
BOARDMAN & GRAY,
No. 4 and North Pearl st. Albany, n. Y.
W. c. BENTON, is agent for the above Pr
amos, and will give any information desired.
He las two of their Of superior tune and ia
sh for sale. 5lw4
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l94 Cents n Box.

And they are warranted to be better, in al
respects, than any other Pills in the market
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed qehe
impossible they have restored to health hund-
reds who had long languished on beds of pain
they have operated like charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the des-
pairing they have removed the ills Of the young
and given back youth TO the aged. Indeed
they seem to possess the properties ascribed BY
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR, ihii
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror of infirmines;
to discover which they passed long DAYS and
nights of labor and study.
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HAVE obtaine1z

HAVE ODt0lDe'J .
celebrity superior 10
that Of any other Ned
icire in the United
States. Thry have
been known as Il:
POOR MANS FRIEND,
and will henceforih be
better entitled thsn
ever to that appella-
ton. since in cOnSc-
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w. P. lRUsSEL, Middlebury; A; r.
Roscoe & H. o. Smith, New Haven; Ge:-
w. Parmlee, Bristol; w. T. Eliot q L. y.
Smith, Monkton; F. Huntington, VergeHIGs'
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost & Ridsr' u-
Searls & Co, P. Fletcher & Son, BHgPoI''
Wright & Bush, Shoreham; o. w DAFT
ham, Lincoln: B. F. Haskell, CoTnwall
Royal Flint Hancock; Joseph SimOH''
Whiting.
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PULMONARY ORGANS.
PERMANENT CURES,
OPINION OF IRREGULAR PHYSICIAN

OPINION OF A IRREGULAR PHYSICIAN
Exeter, Me, sept. 10 Is45.
This certifes that have RECOMMENDED the use Of Wis
tars Baam of lid cherry for diseases of the Lungs for
years past and many bottles my know ledge have
been used by my patients, all with beneficial results In
two cases where 1t was thought confirmed consumption
had iakeh pidce the Wild cherry effected cure.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No Qudcke7y! No Deception!
All published statamens of cures performed by this med
icine, are in every respect, True.
Berdre of Counferfts and limitations.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF DIR Wistar $
Balsam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which it is
recommended, curing many skill of the
best physicians unavang has effected large and in
creasing demand for This fact has several I'M
pruciped couuierlers and miaIors palm off spurious
mixtures, Of similar and appearance, for the genu-
inc Balsam.
BE cart fuI and get the genuine
DIR. Westdr'S Bdlsdnl of Hid CherTU.
None genuine unless sngned by Butts. Address all orders
TO Seth w Fowle, Boston, slass For sale by
GENERALIZATION DR.. Rnssel; Yer.
gennes, F.Hunlinglon; Shoreham, Wright
& Bush Whiting, Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, b. F. Haskell Bristol, G. w. Par.
melee New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. G. Smith; Cornwall, /. c. Mead ;
Hinesburgh, Boynfon & Burnett; Butling-
ton, Peck. s. Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Simonds. They
are sold also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally throughout the State
PRICE, dollar a bottle or bottles
for dollars.
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PUNDERSON'S
CON WD E r S.

A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
TO which the Horse, Ok, Cow and all herbiverouS
animals are jec; to-such as the heaveS, loun-
der horse diSlemper, coughs, colds &c. in horses,
Horn distemTer &c. Sc in the OK and cow
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices, by II. c. GRIDLEY
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STOW rs 4!
edward WATNWR[GHT.E


WOULD Inform the public that he has
removed to the Store recently occupied by
J. VI. SLADE s Co., " here he offers for
sale q general assortment STuN Els and
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .Nessrs. Granger of Pntsford,
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns of Cooking Slaves, and great va
rieiy of ,lir Tight and Bon Stores, Caul
dc0n Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, sc.
Also. larger and better assortment of
HoHo,c IYare than can lie found II this vi
entity. Also The celebrated Tajor PloDs,
IN nulactureh at Lincoln, Vt. which drew
the premium at the. last annual fair, Oct.
1914
He also manufactures all kinds of Tn
a. Sheet Lron IT0rc, Store Pipe Sc.
Those wishing to purchase any thing in
his line o'business, will do well to call and
examine his Stock and Prices before bay
ing elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB WORK done on short
,:ice and the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds of Country Produce received
in payment.
Middle5ury. Sept, % 1915. %
NIRPEr WARP, and Cot Yarn, Of all Nos
y OF bcs: quality, just received aud for saleby
A. P, ROSCOE.
New Haven, Oct IS, 1915.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
A splendid lot of Shawls ct remarkable low pri-
n ceS Among which may be found Emb. Law
eader De laine, DamaSk silk, and the finest art
Gle of Brocha, for sale by |. c. MEAD.
Cornwall, Oct. 1915. 81
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d U r II A Nj Ii U l. l.
For SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale, his thorough
bred Durham Bull, "Young Duke of yelling
ton" He is of the improved Dnrham stock, and
was sired by "Duke Of Wellington" who was
imported, and is now owned by George Vail
Esq. of Troy N Y. His pedigree is undouted,
and can be shown. He is three years old-largo
in temper and easily managed
ALSO.
Several yearling, half blood Durham Bulls,
ofthe same sick, very large, and suitable for use
the present season. All or either of these Bulls
will be sold on easy and reasonable terms
Breeders ofcattle will will find il for their inter
est to breed from this stock.
DAVID V. CHAMBERS.
Addison, April II, 1876. 81 6w-
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN

Many thousands swept of by giving internal
frames are unable to bear up against Their Whole
armies ale thus sent TO their graves merely from
pouring into their weak storuachs powerful drugs
and physics 1t is TO such that the All-HeaIiRg
Ointment tenders safe, pleasant, and harmless a
cure Such cases as Group, Cholc, Cholera, In
ian;um, Worms, and all Sumner Complaints. by
which so many children die, the Ointment will re-
move 50. speedy and surely, that physician will
not be needed. Mothers throughout all this land,
we new soIemnly and sacredv declare to Won that
the All-llealing Ointment will save youi Children
from an early grave if youwill use it: We are not
now actuated by the least desire of gain; but know
ing as do that vast bodies of iufnts and children
die early, which is supposed invtable andimpossible
TO prevent We hold up warning voice. and declare
in the face ofthe whole world
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iyUW is lUUK
TIME !

Je,ceIrq, Gold, Me,Gtic Pens-a superior ar
ticle. God and Silrer Pencils, Gold and St
Tea Spoons, Creamers, sugar tongss, finger
rings, and Jreast-pins-a beautiful assert
ment, Silrer him5lcS, butter knires, soup ladies'
Mated spoons, ear rings, gold and siLrer terer
Watches, quarter and common dos per ct.
cheaper than formerly sold, gold safety
chains, end kegs, plated do, Razors, Pen
kaires, scissors, thermometers, hair brushes,
Tuczcrs, rollins, bolcs and strings, bass r!of
striags. irorg and dressing combs, flutes, .ttes'
Bugies, nice pocket pistols, toOki"g-gtasses'
dates-cheap; timePieces-brass and lcoOden
clocks from 10 % doiLars-warranted to be
good timekeepers, Melodians, music bores, tea
bells, ,callets,
And a good assortment of other articles IN his
line. y5Please call and see if You cannot buy
cheap for cash.
nVSeIfand other Jobs done yell and cheap. Fur
hats for less than cost II 1Vi SIO-
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/ ..rLcS ON Tar. FACE, FRECKLE5, TAN
MASCULINE SKIN. GROSS SURFACE.


Its first action is 10 expel all humour II will
ceass drawing till the face is free from any
that may be lodged under the skin and frequently
breaking ofIhe surface. Ii thea heals. When
there is nothing but grossness, or dull rep sive sur
face il begins soften and soften until the skin be
comes as smooth aud delicate a child's.
lBURNS.-I suppose there is not family in
lie United STATES, that would consent TO he with
out this a single day, ifthey knew its balm in healing
Burns alone. Itextracts the pain and leaves the
place wilhouta scar.
QUINSY SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
BRONCilITIS.-'Therei is Internationally in ex-
istence that will these disorders as quick
this Salve. Ii opens III pores the neck and draws
off all the inflammation and impure juices and in
few days the the patient well. 1t is sovereign in
these cases.
PILES.-The Salve acts upon the + les as u,,on
the piles as upon Sore Eyes. There is an lnfamra-
ton which must be drawn from theparts. The Salv
does this.
WORMS.--If parents kne " how fatal most me
icnes were to children taken inwardly, they would
be slow to resort them. Especially ''mercua Ioz-
enyecs :" called mediate lozenges,' pills. &C. The
truth is, no one tell, nparibiy vh.u The worms
are present. Now let me say to parents, that this
Salve will alcays tell it child has worms Ii will
dime every yestige Of them away This is a
simple and safe No injury can come of il any
way. But should il be cholc, inflammation of thebow-
els grpe Of the intestnes it VIII as effectualy cure
them worms.
There is probably M medicine on the face of the
Garth AT once so and safe in the expulsion
Of worms.
1t would be cruel nay rieked give intern al doubt
ftI medicines, so long harmless, Ezteaal one
could be had.
Although have said little about il as
hair restorative, vel | will stake it against the
World They may bi ing tEeir Oils far near, and
mine will restore the hair two cases 70 their one
OLD SORES, ULCERS.-There is no effectua
way of curing these, but by drawing of the putt d
matter. To merely dry il up would endanger one
health more. That some Sores are an outlet TO
the impurities ofthe system, is because they canno
pass Through the natural channels of the Lase,si-
bic Precipitation. If such Sores are healed up the
impur ties must have other outlet or il will en-
danger life. This is the why it is impolitIc
TO the common Salves Of tie day in such cases.
For they have no power to open other avenues,
let off all this morbid matter and the consequences
are always fatal. This Salve Will always provide
for such emergencies.
i BROKEN BREAST.-Persons need never have
a Broken Breast. The Save will always prevent
if used in season.
| LIVER COMPLAlNT.-Person with this dis
ease frequently have erupons OF the hands, face and
other parts, and never think that it arises from
the heart. S.ch must use il first on the feet then
it The chest, and tho difficult will soon 90
away.
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SPniSaFIE tn. Dec. T. lsif.
Bath branches of the Legislature assembled
to-day, at the Capitol Previous to the meeting,
Conventions were held by the Democrats Of both
Houses, for the purpose Of placing in nominltion
their respective officers which resulted az follows;
Senate Conreniiop.-Fer Secretary If he sem
ste, the vote stood Is for II. W. Moore, nj Gala
tin; . for Mr.. f,ao,he, Of Qnecy, and i0r Mr.
Bosbyshell, Of Macoupin county.
For Assistan, SecretaTy.-N. D. Elwood, Of
Will county, was nominated without oppoai ton.
For Scrgeant.st-Arns, the vote .tend az ful-
lows--W J. Cline. If 81. Charles, Ksnc county.
is; for Murphy, Of Perry cnunty.9.
For Assistant Sefgean,-af.Arns, ;hree ballots
were had and resulted in noniioalns Nr. Hin
ton, Of Macoupin county.
The Senate me, o, aboni O'Clock and vas
called 10 order by Lieut.. Governor More. Afer
the new Senators were qualified, the Senate pre-
ceeded to the election If officers, and the noHi-
nees Of the democratic convention were duly elect
ed by strictly party vote.
House of Il neutrality-suspicious. 10 the
meeting Convention of the Democrats vss held
and The following candidates nominated by he
following vote.
Speaker Newton Cloud of Morgan county,
had "A end n. John 'cn, Of Jefferson, - vote.
For Clerk Of the House, the vote STOOD as fol-
lows:
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For Door-keepe', ] 'hu 4. Wilson, Of l!a'n'i-
ton, was nominated on the > ballot; his prncl-
pal competitor being VT Jeun.ass. FOR assist
an, door.keeper No Davidson, Of Fuhon, oas
nominated over Watson, his princip, competitor.
After the Convention adjourned, the Iiou'O
vas called to order by Ma. Boyakin, Of Marion
county, on whose motion Mr.. Underwood. Of ST.
Clair, was appointed Speaker pm few After the
certificates ofelecuon were presented by the mem
hers elect the House proceeded to the elaci,nn OF
Speaker, which resulted az llors;-Newion
Cloud, OF Morgan, had -, and :. Z. iossn, OF
Sangamon, had So votes. For pripciPai Clerk OF
the House. John Med ,nalI had IS, and John r.
Jones, Of Morgan, bad 80 votes. For assistant
Clerk, w. d. Pace had I t. aud ANDREW johnson.
Of Adams, had 80 votes. The door-kcfper vas
elected by acclama,ion, ard The balance uf the
officers by the full party vote.
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creditors very COnsiueTaoIc portion al
he State debt has been paid or provided
for; abou, three millions oi dollars has
been paid by sale Of The public proper
", aud by putting the banks into liquda-
ton; and five millions more has b, en- ei-
lectually provided Tor, tn be paid after
the completion Of tie canal; being a rc-
duclion OF eight millions of the State
debt, which has been made or cil,clualy
provided for within The last four wears (;
the State Itself although broken and dis-
credited at oae ;imr throughout the civil
ed world, has been enabled 10 borrow
an the cred, Of il property, one m,Ilion
.is hundred Thousand dollars To complete
Ibe canal; the people abroad have once
more begun 10 seek ur highly favored
Lad rs the home Of tue ctuigrant. Cur
population has rapidly increased, and Is
now increasing faster ,han il ever did be.
fore; oar people a, home have become
mure cousn,rd and happy; they have
ceased 90 be terrified hy NE magnitude
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hrssaLo, Dec, !, 1916.
There were two sales Of who's, yesterday, ono
Of y 600 hu. S,oIa-ky rom store at 72c., and
ono of O)) bu Milan, also from store at ~ c,s.
Two bundled bh's aaur sold at 1915; this IL
probably h.Jc below Toe ma,.e', as holder, arc
goncpi.y asking 81.
NEw YoaE, Nov. % 1916
Tho nsrast ar Flour was 40, very eclivc, sales
being pbs4. 6 600 a, 900 hrlf, including 300
B,oga.yl Mile 5d2j The quotation to-day
has been 10 Is 525. tor Michigan and Geasscc.
ob5a. and SJ3I! Zoo Genc5,c in s,ore..-S5 37t
being almost universally -.ked. There is great
deal arriving, but lhe quantity piled up on tho
docss il large. The purchases to-day have been
malGiy frFo.ncc. Som, large receivers ask ; so.
\ parcel Of 800 bushels mixed wheat was
sold at II = ggd 20Co bushels iair at SiC6.
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/ L ctiye dill of the soldier; giving also 70
: the superior officers adequate power,o con.
ccnrale companies into larger TO lies. At
/ specified places within prescribed Il ,ric,s.
Tor more ex,ersipfaud thorough Practice
viii he much more likely to answer the
purpose which tie friends of an efficient
Hlh'I1 system are anxious 10 realize.
Among the great variety Of subjects
winch lay peculiar claim To the attention Of
the people and the LEGISLATURE. none rapl,
higher, or are entitled To preater cousidor,.
'"h "'ah ula' OF the subject Of our COM
mon s'"ooIs' 1t addresses itself directly
/ 10 every c'HZen OF our Stale, from lis init.
mate connection with the love of sor,,l
civil and religious liberty. Some of our
most valuable ciuzgus ae turnirp their n,
'ehion to the subject Of common schools
with a zeal and dlsiuterestclnrss WORTHY Of
hugh commentator: but without The ne.
slstance of the Legislature, and cheerful
corporation on the part Of the pcople.
'''.f '"'oIS WIN prove comparatively weak
ana insui,l',nl II cannot rcasornll,. Lo
expected, that, IN tie present condition Of
our State, with some parts Of II th;rly
settled, any definite system can be devised
which Will bee absolutely perfect in II,
lracAeI operations, or winch can realize
me utmost WISHES of all. This mconyc-
ntnce' however is gradually dminishinn.
ana I'D lew, years, viii, Ia great extent.
cease to exist. Complains are frequent.
that the township funds in some sections
/ OF the STATE, are 50 ignoraudv OF. wiltulGy
/ ui'managed m 10 be Of little or no be ns6,.
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Apostscnp' to letter dated Point Isabel, Nov
lin, r NJ, received here las, evening, from mn
officer in the army. states ,hata report had Just
reached the Point via Monterey, that Vera Cruz
had been taken by Ahc American squadron, after
hard fought aciicn The loss GU both sides
was stated TO have been very great. Boston
Transcript, am M.
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Maj. c.F. Larned Of The pay department U. S.
Army, long resident m duty at Detroit, has,
We learn, been orleted TO join Gen. Scott. We
also learn that Lieut.. Woodbridge, aid to Gen.
Brady, has received permission to join hi. rom.
papy in Mexico, and viii proceed forthwith to
the seat Of war,