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Dr.rr, Of A Wz1rER ON AMERICA.

DEATH OF A WRITER ON AMERICA.
The Abbe Chevalier Thomas Stewart,
son of Sir William Drummond Stuart,
whose travels and exploits on the Western
Praries were so popular, was murdered
on the 10Th of July, at Case Bruccia,e, a
little hamlet in the papal states. lie went
To a retired spot 10 battle, and there was
met by rutlian who was only liberated
from prison the uight before, and was
stabbed IA, d robbed. The deceased Was
dgntary in he Romish Church, and
in prospect of a cardinals hat. The Brit
ish consul had the body embalmed, pre-
% para,ory to emba rkation for Englnud-
but the most extraordinary circumstances
connected with the corpse, as it lay in
this state, in the church, is related in a
letter 10 an English Journal, stating that
the priests having learnt that the deceased
belonged 10 rich family, began os usual
TO speculate upon whit might turn up
most to their advantage. All ut once n
child, cripple from its birth, was cured
by crawling over the coffin, and left his
crutches there. The fame Of this mira.
Gle spread throughout the town and
neighborhood, and the iame and hlll
f1ncked in from all sides. Numerous 9TH
or miracles are said 10 have been per-
frmcd-offerings of wax began to- drop
into The Church-scores of children were
brought in tn he cured Of all kinds ofdis-
eases AT length the crowd of deluted
beings reached surh an extent, that the
Blush consul feared they would destroy
the coffin, and accordngly ordered it TO
be removed out Of the body OF the church
TO Il vault
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PRESIDENT WoLSEY.

, The Editor of the Norwich Courier
who was graduated at Yale College
Thus refers to the recent appointment OF
Professor wolsey to the Presidency OF
that Institution;
"Prot, W. is comparatively a young
man-not much over 40 we presume
and although less known to the public
tban a number OF other Professors Of Yale,
rosSesses high order of talents which
have been cultivated ana strengthened by
protound study. Previously TO entering
upon his duties as Greek Professor, he
went abroad. and passed some years ia
the German Universities. In thorough
ACQUAINTANCE with the Greek language
and literature, aud classical polish vi the
mind, il may DE doubted whether he has
his equal among the scholars OF this coun-
try. Yet with all his attulnmentS aud
Accomplishments rs scholar, the most
marked characteristic OF the man, Is, per-
haps, his unassuming-Shali we say TOO
unassuming !-modesty. 1t we nave ev-
err had any doubt in our own mind, ut the
success of Prot. Wolsey, in the position
of high responsibility and honor in which
he has been with such unanimity, placed
by the corporation of Yale College. it has
resulted not from any want of confidence
in his eminent ability and requirements,
but from our knowledge Of the character
istic trait just named.
Perhaps, however, this trait Of mind is
not more marked in his case than it has
ever been 10 that Of his immediate pred
ecessor, whose administration, running
80 years, has been distinguished by the
highest degree OF prosperity to the lnsli-
futon, and Oft unexampled favorandpop-
ularity for himself.
We could hardly ask or desire for Prof,
Wolsey career Of greater usefulness OF
better earned popularity, whether among
the students of the University, or on tht
part Of the public at large, than that ol
Presiden; Day. We will only add-wha'
is not generally known to most of our
readers-that Prof. Wo!sey is nephew
OF the late President Dwight, and in sue
cceding to the Office which his honored
relative adorned with so much of genius
and Gioquence, the difficulties OF his own
position will not be by that circumstance,
at all diminished,
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- -
And no person, afflicted wlb this dread MA
TiONAL DISEASE will be just to himself a nd
his friend , II he 60 down To the grave without
testing its virtues. A single bottle, in mDs ases,
will produce IL favorable change in the c,ndi,ion
OF ANY PATiEN I, now EVER LOW, 'houa!,
there are cases, we admit, beyond its power t"
cure.
The American Agent of he Great English Re
me w. having full confidence in lis eNirnurGn1
nv efficacyln the worst toIms OF Pulmonary dis
ease, boldly solici!s tor treatment, not the I'm
mon and ordinary cases Of simple Colds ur In.
nammat,on, but what are considered the mos
APPALLING CASES OF
Confirmed and McnrabIe TnLerculous Dis
easc!
lrthere is remedy IN The world, it is to be
found in DR.. BucHAN'S HUNGARIAN RALSAM. II
has cured alter al other systems, medicines, n nd
methods oftrcatment have failed II is found Il,
he superior to all The etlecisof Mcdicarcd Baths
Inha lation. change ut climate, or any OF the
thcusa nd departments that wen and ingenuity
have ever attempted. II stands alone and unrl.
vailed, as the GREATEST AND BEST OF ALL RENE
DIES
The ohs'nc'es which even the well founded
incredu!ity OF mankind has pppusnd ro the sue,
cess OF the li'p9arinu lilsrn. arc How fasIi dis
lppatring, asI's iUumph hrcom's more " dtlv
snrcad avrr the land and II is rapidly reachiug
the unvtuble position ct
STANDARD MEDICINE,
which may bc onnd ~ all respectable McdicinS
Stores and Apo'hecary Shops in the counrry-i,
commended by physicians, where their ow"
ea,men, fails-and kept in numerous rcspectn
hIe families. preventive med icmc. &c he used
upon the frs. appearance of this FEARFUL.
| DESTROYER.
| Sold by Mcdonald g. Smith, Sole Agents for
the United KINGDOM, at the Italian Warehouse,
I Regent Street, Lnndon,n Bottle a nd Gases, for
Srps. Hospitals, &c
Rg Specini Appoinmsni.-DAVID F.BRAD.
| LEE, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the United
States aud British American Prnvinccs.
Americnuprce, 81 pr butte, with full dircc
tiorIs for the rcSturaIinuot Health
Pamphlets, containing mass nr Ennlish and
| American certificates and other evidence, show.
ing the uneqraed merits of this Great EnoliSt
| Remedy, NAV he n"'arned of The Aarnrs, rr;,t,s
/ None genuine. without the written signature a
the American AGENT, on gold and bronze lube
20 cOu,.ierfei, which is forgery.
8. HOUGHTON, 1870 Washington Stree,
Boston, General Agent for the New-Enslal.t
States.
AGENTS.-LirchfieId,S S. Bncl; Hartford. F
w. Bull, w. II Allyn; Donbmry, S. SrIleck
Bethel, Judd & Barnnm; Newtnwn. Jas Bra
lev Waterbury. Jas I.eavenworih; WarcrtowT
I Ell Curtis, md ny trader g"nern'lv
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Farm for Sale.

A Fam a.R!1, w eG" pl"""!;io ssG
sisssse to Meadow, PIowland, Pasture
EssssaE.s.aSsSSl aud Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the rood which leads
from South Farms to WATERFOWL, and
is aboultw miles trom,he former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
milcsnortheas, fromthe Meeting. House.
There is on the Farm Il large wo-story
DwELL1NG- House, suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suila-
Bile out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen,
and span Of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land toplough.-
a liberal credit will be given 10 n good
share of the purchase money, If "esi.
rcd.-Enquirc of the subscriber on the
premises. ~
DANIEL l.. BENTON.
Brhlem, Dec. 2. 1914. tf29
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Iron syssd Brass Foundry.

TNHE Subscribers having commenced the
l. business of Casting Brass, in connection
with their other business, all orders for Cast
ings, either Iron or Brass, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. All past
favors gratefully acknowledged by
Al J. CARR NCiTON & SON
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J SMtTi hos received - icw b,ric,s 81
IL. C.qyt.I.i.N- LINE which will he sol,
cheap for cash.
al,ch field, April lith,l
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.ag.sys for the Company,

Da7' cl B. Brinsmade, Washington,
Devd c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller. Jr. Kent,
Ri ~ ,rd Smith. Sharon,
FIR derrick Kellogg, Cornwall,
N.Ison Brewster. Goshen,
Wan NJ Burial, Canaan,
Dlaiei 5 Ciapp, Salisbury,
Aq3n 5sst ESy'' & : Norfolk,
Rogor II. Mills New Hartford,
George D Wadhatn3, Torrin6ton,
Lewis Smith, tlarwrnton,
Ehsha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amb en- Belhlem,
Leman W Cutler, Waterown,
Iobn Abernoihy Woodbury.,
DAVID G. Whi.ilesy, New Preston,
George ?. TalLnadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
can apply 10 either Of the Agents. or to the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary
l;.chield, Oct ], 1915. lamiy.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY
AND
IT a CE III Il SaOP.

SVHE SUBSCRIBE is now prepared 10
make Iron q. sings OF every de-
,i.,t;oo. large or $ all,gears of all kinds.
n fCHIvERY, PL MS, SL.4Y@ cur
T.R SHOES, COOK, PARLOR s
s0V STOVES, from the best Pa..srns,
W>OOLE.V & C0TT0.v .MdCHLVE-
~ 5uin and repairef, W"'d and iron iur'
=. J,o,a1 Vi -g.r. Kind do"s at short no.
re, %air Vas+IS. water wheel Regu'
i,..r I;At. farming La'Aes. SAW Ar
u. / ,1ssr iDrr .i1Ii:rs himself
IN IS IN aerieIae 10 bh'tpes', h,.
.slst4s4 t, at J5'/isaSs can AID
Ii BALD.Y.N.
WAsaiogtoa, Joas 22ih, 1917" 900w8n
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TVNHE Subscribers, Importers of Eng
IL lish aud German Goods, and whole
ale dealers in Hardware generally, would call
he attention OF purchasers to large and new
stock. consisting oi every variety Of Hardware
and Cutlery now coming in by the late Rrri.
walls, which they offer atNew- York and Boston
prices.
The subscribers are dealers also in Pig and
Sheet Lead. Lowher's patent tin plated Lead
Pipe and Hardware generally; Carpenters
Tools. Hardware Paper, Guns, Pistols, Clocks
sc Manufacturers articles. Cotton Banding
Shuttes, Pickers, Lace and Belt Leather, sc
sc. JOHN s. GRAY s. co.
Hartford, Sept. / 1915. Swl
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H. RsssOW Ms
SARSAPARILLA & TOMATO BIT
TIERS.

,,o =,
| va ~ VIII OF can ha'e 'le iehs' donni but
| w me ah"Ve medicine IS Tue nest artlcle now
~ use 'of me '"liowlns c"lnPIa,h,S' (aiicr read
! II@ lho l''IoM'"E cc't'"GutF'' bua iium"is,
| DySPcpS'h' 'hu"uIco' o"suNcmesS, Is currd oy
ine"l VI s''oLt '''nt' u''.I an "'tff hledlcine
mas ial'eo' 1--WE tne" one ,f'a'' ana satisfy
DC sure !" IL" aIwuys asM aot Drown s. as tntre
are 'lhlh''o"S nlu 80 dwhlch
Thnsn' exrriInn, n,,ers xii hn G"n ""aen.
,sn '.nre in ali rnsrs nt lndir ~ mr. oe
n, ,a"',Ire Lass If ans,7,r G "r ~
;,n En'n,nnss .n, S,nk,nu NJ ,ho S, Deoi-
~ n ~ t'e iI.aI ~, De'e'.aa''on
y; narr,, a. any,, ~ ,, we L'''t"s ana
@ ''; w., ','' H., on,"I ' W Nu'"he
lS'o ~ = I, S,a,,> N.,, u s;, 'I,c''c
A. ~, St,nn,L oaI An .i'"'-
" ",t u,,, "' ,, " T'io"s Nnor'l"hs;
,,,,,,,rI,, ~, ,l, hInnd ,hr d.Il',','T r"",'d
"' I ,'L,l,n,, elsr, ,t ,i' ", we sES
,..,y.T. ana
Yn., arc also extremely enircc;ons ~ -,
Storm. constitutions broken down i,y .e,Ie',,n,,
or.p'aync,t, and have been. e<irn.iyciv n"o1
Ly ,ecrgvmcu, Editors Printers. Clerks. Scan.
stress, :, ,nu numerous oilers ,>h ,~c ne,ilh had
,nnrr by confinement and close anpi ,''D
uap with J,. hapnlrs, results Thry rr.lorn
The action ot the .,onncn ,,ncrense the n,on,,y
r.,, good. auGimparr 'nr The wanand t',,ar
u.. -,.r,In II The Invalid the ,ip0lnnd nil,,n,
u,. .,,fh " VI
';0,.r H.,rcls aic v,arrar.t,d ia he = ,u,.,,
..,. .o.,. ,..r,-,l. .,ar[ ,,''. 81 r",''y
... ..........,. ~. ., ~ ',I
80
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II hns proved rsri Q" be the hesr ruotiplrt ey+r
offered to the public Thnusanhs have already
tested is virtues, and have never iould II To fail
ded Nor d" they have 10 wait long in order to
know whether IL will he productive OF good el.
ccts, they re assured that if
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Broke FMfO.

,n-e1mwzwzssgsf T1NllE enclosure of the sub
MS;Y .s1HSSyEaa l. scriher, dark red YEAR
$SsS44S$R ling STEER, marked with q
&AnM cross from the under side Of
the left ear. The owner is
to pay charges and take him away
LYMAN WiCKHAM.
South Canaan, Sept IA, 1916. 4wlS*
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EsAMdseTSOm'S Condition
Powders

TXTENSIVELY used for foundered Horses
~ or diseased Stock, for sale by the gros;
dozen or single one, at the propretor'sr ates, b,
his AGENT. HENRY Y. FISH, Druggist.
Salisbury, 18th March, 1916
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New Public Eovse.

@ TIVE Subscriber has opened a
H!ssEI l. House of Entertainment IN the
lllaiE village of Litchfeld, and would re-
se2.z<zssh specially solicit share Of public
patronage Every eXerlion will be made to
render it a well regulated house and quiet
and comfortable home for its patrons
S, d. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchtield. April Goth, 1916 IS
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Although i; is passed ovc- as unimpnr,ant. il
will soon become seared-Cousnmprio toInws
in us wake. Take heed to a pain IN he SITE
and soreness in he cheSi especially if attended
with arslrg Of Mucous srrcnkcd with Pond-
These are dangerous symptoms: hut they are
quickly AID etertua!lv overcome by the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from thar distressing
complaint,
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ONE BOTTLE
Beware of a Slight Cou:h.

produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon tho sufferer 90
hnIilrs wl not, ana II IL not therefore necessary
that they should spend their money III vain
- ;..l.a
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Gee ports

i menis to keel AsTtrtp Of AttSS
firsIrate article OF GeSS<p.
--seleced and packed with gN
ourselves in packages from 2Of0uNcV
and will furnish at all times anyquantily~
from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they
will warrant to be as good as the best,
at as low prices as can be purcha sed o
equalquality in the state.
S. & L. HURLBUT.
Winthest 1876. f
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RUdSS
4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
IA -Four First Premiums, and Two Highest
tIonors, at the National, the Massachusetts,,
the New York, and the Pennsylvania EXhibr-
tons, respectively, for the most splendid Col
ored Dasuerrotypes a'd best Apparatus ever eX-
hibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather
Instructions given in the art,
A large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand, a; the lowest cash prices
New York, 25l Broadway; philadelphia, l3G
Chestnut st: Boston, - CnGlt, aud IS Hanover
SITS; Baltimore, 2Jl Baltimore 81 I; WaShington
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburgh, Va, Ne
chanics' Hall: Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal.
nut, and l76 Main st; Saratoga Springs, Broad,
way; Paris. 1877 Vicille Rue du Temple; I.iv-
erpool, 30 Church st. Z
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Present capital or funds ofthe Company.
paid, "'N" ~ ss4,4s2 Il
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ESQ CRNs CFLAND,

LEO ACRE LAND,
Suitably divid, d fer farming. and is we'll adapt
ed to Grass or Gram. 1t lies between the two
beautiful aud furnishing villages rf Armenia
and L",dwlllr, with the Duichcss TURNPIKE
pass tng through it, On it are
GTJO IwEIGI G. I0U E7,
Barn, Carriage House, and Cow House, all
in good repair; an APPLE ORCHARD OF
Honng, thrifty, bearing grated Trees, with 9TH
er kinds OF irut.
The farm is we'll improved, is in good fence,
mostly stone wall. is watered by streams and
springs which never lal, with good well near
the door.
This farm has many advantages very desira-
bic to purchaser, it being near to Churches, a
Seminary, Stores, Mills. Post Offices, and Me-
chanics OF all kinds. The market for Pork,
Grain, &c. always better here than a. any place
ON the Hudson river. The surveyed route Of
of the Harlem and Albany Railroad is within
one mile.
Title indisputable One half the purchase
money can remain on the premises secured by
bond anG mortgage.
Gli- The farm can be davided to suit purcha.
scrs. LUKE w. STANTON,
VIM N MERRITT,
.aSsignees Of George r. Seely
Amenia, Dltchess Co. N. Y Sept IL *lS
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Officers Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN Treasurer,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE, ORIGEN S SEYMOUR
OLiV'R GOODWIN D. Z: WHlTrLESEY,
: q. BE,LKWiTH, / DAVID G. SANFORD
jason WHITING, LEMAN w, CUTLER
GEORGE G, WOODRUFF.
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Asthma,

what he links Of Foeer's Olosaoninn. or All
Healing Bnsnm, and he will tell Won he cannot
Difficulty OF Breathing. Cough, and Ilehrnc>s Of
the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing s!umhcr,
and does for the ASmatIr what no other r, mcc!y
IN the world will do. Witness the case of Hen.
ry Jackson, 18Th street, WiIiram Bond. the we'll
known Boston Cracker Baker, Brnnk'yn; Mr..
Wilkinson, lloboken; Mrs Bell. Morrlstown.
N. j.; Mrs Lucreia Wells. 322 Pearl siree, ;
w G. Gowan, oodstock. Ulster county and
Mrs Archibald a. White At $500
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PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.

They inleh into apparent security. bnf the prog
rrss OF he disease is unchecked. and death en-.
sues Resort at once I" this GrcaI Remedy. and
you will moi he disa apoin'ed IN yonr hopes
For sale a. LOG Nassau street one door above
Ann, and AT Mrs Hays, 1873 Fulton street, Brook
Iyn.
Fur sale at the Drug Store, Lirchfield: Sell,
Thomas & Sun, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis
Wa'rrtown; T. Leavenworth. Waterbury; T.
Wadsworth e. Co. New .Ilarf I'd; f. :. Wood
t"rd, W'nsted James c, Swift, Norfolk: VOL
cn''v'llr; Miles & Son. Goshen; J r Porter.
| WesAG"r"wali: p. Wheeler, Furnace Village
Brewster & Page, Fals Village John Franklin
| Canaan; y + Fish. Salisbury
Hiram B. Case, Travelling Agent for Connec
! cut.
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Fly THE QUEENS PATENT.
BuShan'S Hungarian Ba lSam of ife.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF

rstE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds Coughs Asthma and CONSUMPTION
TaNHE MOST CELEBRATED and INFAL
IL LiBLEremedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
and every form ofPULMON AIRY CONSUME.
TON, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by that eminent Modical Che.
mist, DR.. BUCHAN of London, England, and
: extensively known as the Great English Rem,
edy.'
1t has been tested for upwards of seven years
in Great Britain and on the continent OF Europe
where il is universally considered the great and
introduced INTO the United States under the i'm.
mediate superintendence of the inventor. With,
in three years it has been distributed from Maine
to Finrida, and from Canada 10 Wisconsin, and
LIS effects are every where alike
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Astonishing g. triumphant +!

AS preventive medicine, and an untldote
galnst the consumptlve tendencies OF the climate
II is invaluable. As remedy for severe and OBJ
stinate Coughs, Inflammation of the lungs, Group
&c. il is nnrivaled. But the American Agent is
so confident Of the merit OF this great Remedy,
in the worst forms of Consumption, that he pre-
fers TO have it used by the
DYING INVALID!
rather than by persons afflicted with some sim.
pie and less dangerous disorder of he throat nd
lungs. This may seem strong language but il
is the result ct experience in thousands OF case S
usiained by the most intelhgcntand unimpeach
able testimony. We do not pronounce it an in
falllbe remedy in oil cases hut il is
THE MOST INFALLIBLE!
Remedy known to to the civilized world 1t is
the best preventive Of hereditary Consumption
it is the best defender against the influences OF
cllmaIe-it is the best remedy for inciment Con.
sumpton-and il is the great and only remedy
or that fearful
SOETENING OF THE LUNGs-INFLAM
NATION or The MEMBRANE, AND
TUBERCuLOUS DECAY!
Which are the last effects Of that awful scour1e
and winch are erroncouS!v surpassed to be be.
yOud the roach ot medical aid The Agent ul
Projectors ui "'h"r medicines, dare not claim
IOr lhcr preparations a power IKE tins. They
kunw Ihat in no case have such aiects been pT0
0nced the Grand ohI"cI and nurpoSr ot tie
c"mmun remedies is SIMPLY to GIVE RELIEF
intelligent PnyslrIan ar Dru&glsi--bWl Nhl,c aai,
iyIng with thesr DELUSlNN CDMuOUNpS
lhr patient rapidly declines, aud every day plu
ces hnn further aud tanker
bENUND TIE REACH Or NOPE
Such IS not the case with the iiuugariau Bal
sam II &c always sanitary IN Us rhrcl>-ntVtr
lMiurous. it,- no, au DWatr--lD IS not u rome
1t r- n! mere j. p...uraul, Il rs NOT rJrl, NJ
ed "a iuj' lnr .urr' u Ht'I t.'a| rgruuat. i.n..
,ra Z, r'rl'.N---' ,t,at h.a..a Jn. ,.ur..
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RAISING OF BLOOD

is efiectualIy checked by this remedy, when nj
other means have faiied. Hundreds of cnsrs
might be related, where persons IN he CITY have
have been restored by thus great remedy ~ ,be
enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thnuh,urne. 352
Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, 20 Water street,
Charles Roberts, III Canal street: Henry Lis.
bon, 1919 Rlvin%'on ST.; and hundreds Of Others.
wh, have used he remedy, can testify to the
truth Of the above assertion.
Reware of usiuuunly
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SG3 -. -
The VII ole mount of ossca is 2f.aI}g5
AMI paid for Expensrs, -A4e1te,
S,7I37
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.....lI... / Ar N =
At uctiOn.

The Farm on which George R. See'y now
te>ldes, Will be sold at Public Auction, on
I""rsddy, Oct 18Th, at | O'clock P. NJ. on
the premlS S. Said Farm contains abou;
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their way out Of the chaparraI. in time 10
join in the battle. Capt Barbour did good
service with his detachment, by driving back
a body Of cavalry attempting 10 recover
piece of artillery taken BY some officers and
men OF the 4th infantry. must moi omit TO
notice in this report the conduct Of Corpor>
al 0. Sullivan, of company Z. Sd Infantry.
who fired at body of the enemy, and i'm,
medately rushed in among them, and seized
a lieutenent BY the collar, disarnied him, and
delivered him prisoner 10 Ii. Graham. lie
afterwards went with party under Sergeant
Kendall Of company F, Sd infantry, captured
gun from the enemy, rolled it out into the
road, and turned it over 20 an officer of the
5Ih infantry. There were many other acts
Of individual daring; but where they all be
haved we'll. it is deemed unnecessary to mul
liplY instances
! have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
L N. MORRIS,
Capt. Sd Infantry, Commanding Reg.
Ii. Col. J. Garland, Coming 81 Brig Army
Occupation.