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C. BRINCKERHOFFS
THIS Medicine when first introdu.

his MCuIClIlc WHICH HrSt lntrOdu-
ced, some years since, met with opposition
amp deadly aimed hostility from ignorant and va.
pid declaimers. who threw their darts of venom
at it, chasing 1t among the nostrums of the age
Those trutleSs attempts to inure this great me.
dcine have now, IN great mea Sur9, passed a.
way; the base individuals who fostered them
have shrunk away, conscious of their misiak ken
zeal, and left the Restorative to proudly rank it..
self as the first and greatest medicine Of The age
Consumption, that terrific destroyer of the beau
titul and lovely Of our kind, Liver Complains,
Coughs and Colds, Pains in the breasts ard side,
aud their concomtant evils, are rendered harm
less and inert when met by prompt and eff.
Gent use OF the Restorative. Most opportunity
the efforts Of the Proprietor to place his invaua.
BILE compound before the public are now in the
way Of bein6 crowned with success and in eve.
ry place where the angel of destruction under
the cloak OF disease, can be found, the Health
Restorative shall drive him affair." and raise up the
suffering mortas and open to them the joys of
state OF renewed health and energies. What a
blessing to the nearly bereaved relatives. to wit.
ness the .opportunc aid nslilling new life into The
almost deceased eudeared one Heed The voice
OF earnest and brotherly expostulaton and en-.
treaty, and resort at once while there is yet time
to that best of all earth's treasures to the almost
hopeless sick one, the Health Restorative.
The following certificate is from Dr.. Chiffon,
the well known Newly chemist
have analyZed a botfe of medicine called
&c Bnnckerhoffs Health Restorat tive, " and find
that i poes no: contain Mercury, or any other
forms. 1t is composed ofyegetable matter entire.
ly." JAMES r. CHIFFON. M. ID.
c. BRlNCKERHOFF, Sole Propretor,
Principal Office, $50 Broome st. N Y.
=, For sale by BALDWIN & CANDEE, Litchfield;
N II. Lyman, Goshen; CowIes & Hungerord,
Wolcoltville; Calhoun and Porter, Plymouth,
G. d Cowles, Pennington, and by one Agent II,
almost every town in the United States 80
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A RIVAL TO Tom THuMB.-Therc was
lately in Columbus Miss, dwarf named
Elijah Lowry, born in Monroe county,
Miss, but has lived for sometime in Ten
nessee. He is 81 years old, two feet eight
inches in hight, and weighs forty pounds.
His health is good, voice juvenile, and
be is cutie intelligent.
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RROK z INTO

-u.zz,-ss=S VVNHE enclosure ofthe SUBJ
a9tRG Il scri Der, one light red
yearling STEER. with crop
XA-skAs-- and half PENN mark on
the ear; iwo vearIing HEIFERS, one
with large white star or mark on the
head, tho other partly white on the back.
The owner or owners are requested to
take them, paying char ges and cost of
this advertisement. to
...' ABIJAII CATLlN.
Harwinton, 90 Dec. *3l
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TO MARRIED. LADTE!


Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease,'the PILES
with consequent inflammation Of the Stomach,
Bowels and Spine, weakness of the Back, flow
of Blood to the Head, &c. The EIectuary is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and the mos!
useful Cathartic that can possibly be used, as it
will not only remove The Piles and all infam-
matorv diseases, WITHOUT PAIN OR IR-
RITATION, but will ensure an easy
CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED
The Eectuary contains NO MINERAL
GAMBOGE, or other powerful and irritating
Pnrgative. No fear of taking cold while under
its intluen ce, no change in diet necessary. II
taken according to the directions A CURE FOR
LIFE is GUARANTEED. time, safe delivery,
and sound constitution in the offspring.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respec-
ting this medicine, .may be obtained of Agents,
gratis.
]. S. HOUGHTON, 1870 Washington street,
Boston, General Agent for the New. England
States.
AGENTS-Litchfeld, S. Bue; Hartford, w.
II. Allyn; New.H Haven, S. c. Gorham; Dan.
bury, S. SelIeck; Bethel. Judd & Ba-num !;
Newrown. Jas. Bradley; Waterbury, E. Leaven-
worth and by traders generally. 80
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FOR SALE.

'TWo valuable LOTS OF LAND, ly-
n ing in the town of Lite hfield, about
one mile south of the Court House, con-
tanning about twenty acres. Apply TO
GEORGE MERCHANT.
South Farms, Jan. 24th, 1915. 3Gtf
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &c. Jus,
ID received a great variety of call & kip Boots
Brogans e. Shoes: Ladies' slips for 40 cts to 81,
%, Caters Buskins, Cacks &c. &c. at CLOCK
e. FORD'S.
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@ TAME INTO the enclos-
E%NSN$yS " ure of the subscriber on
sNW the 11th inst, three cosset
NJ. LAMBS-twoe cues and one
buck. No artifi- cial marks. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay char
ges, and take Them away.
URI MERWIN.
Goshen, Dec % 81
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WESTAEg7S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Balsamic Preparation from
Far and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy hno,on to the acorld for tie
cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Bleed-
ing ofthe Lungs. Whooping Cough, Bron-
chuis, Influenza, SAortness Of Breath,
Pain and Yeahness IN the Breast
or Side, Liver Complaint, and
tto. E5rcf sSf1ops Of
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CONSUMPTION.

THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed ut
tery hopeless have firmly established its vast
superiority over every former medical discove-
~. lthas always been termed - Nature own
Prescription being formed chiefly from ckcn-
cal extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are thcky scattered wherever
diseases of the lungs prevail. We give few in
stances of its extraordinary power, from cata
logue almost without end. ......
A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency who was given up by all her phys
icians to die OF consumption, had hard tn
mour for months on the sde-raised among large
quantities OF matter sort of bony substance
had taken no medicine for two months, being
past all hope-entirely cure by a few bottles Of
this Balsam in September and October, 1914
TEE AEOST REIIAR1ZA BEL
cuRE EYER RECORDEN.
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Messrg, ROUSE & PRATT,

DEING thankful for favors already re-
40 ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance Of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fit
to continue their favors. Sntinet', Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
featured wool carding and cloth dress
ing done at any season of the year.
ELIJAH ROUSE,
H. Nj. PRATT.
Bantam Falls, June 10th, 1915. It'll
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TEE PILES!
A CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED !
DR.. Upharns Internal Rene.

~ Gys
For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation Of the
Liner and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation Of the Stomach, B0,ceis,
Kidneys and Bladder Hajlanmatory and
.Merc'0ial Reclamation; HnPa0'iy Of Blood
Weahaess and Inflammation Of the Spine
and Jdphe Relief Of Married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECFUARY
Invented by Dr. A. Upham,a distinguished
physician of New.York city, is the only really
success full remedy for that dangerous and dis
tressng complaint, the PILES, ever offeredito the
American public.
Mark this 1t is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and will cure any
case Of Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
or external; and probably the only thing that
will. There is no mistake about it. 1t is posi-
lvecure-Speedy and permanent. 1t is also a
convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 8 l-3 cts.
perdose. II IS very mild in its operation, and
may be taken IN cases o the most acute Ti1hm-
nation with out danger. All external app!lra
convenient and offensive and from the very ma
inre OF the disease, temporary in their effects
The Medicine attacks the disease at its source,
and REMOVING THE CAUSE, renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
MILAN MATORY DISEASES.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally
prepared for the cure of PILES, yet it has proved
nset To be Medicine far superior to all others,
in all diseases of an inflammation character,
with determination of blood to anv particular
part or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion
Of the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation ofthe Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys
and Bladder; in lnhammatorv and Mcrcurial
Rheumatism, it is the BEuT Medicine ever dis
covered.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For all Impurities of the Blood arising from
the mprudent use of Mercury,H or other causes;
Affections; in all cases where the Blood is pow
erfuy determined to the Head producing diz.
illness !and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTU-
AIRY is entirely unrivaled
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NO orxER GAM BE nxKu IT.

Address at orders Tor the above Valuable
MEDlCINEto SETH w. FOWLE, 1873, Wash
ington- street, Boston.
AGENTS.-Litchfeld SAMUEL BUEL-
WATERFOWL, A. a; Grdey. =, Plymouth, s.
Thomas &, Son.-Wo Woodbury., john De Vine
Salisbury, Robert Ball-Roxbury, B. s. Preston
Sharon, David Gould,-New Milford, Wan
"a e. WeIton.-Kent, Charles Edwards Wood
bury, J. NJ. Devine.-North Canaan. c. Humph-
rey.-New Milford, T. A, WeIton & Noble S.
Bennett -Hitchcocks Corner, Swift & Hitch
cock.-Sonth Canaan, Belden & Miner. West
Cornwall, Pratt e. WolcOttville, VOL
cottville Man'g Co.-New Hartford, T. Wads-
worth & Co.
% For sale also BY Druggists & Agents gen..
orally in New England. Sly
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Natures Favorite Pre-
ScriptiOn,'

a prescrlptlon congenial 70 GU. wants, as It is
prepared from chemical extracts from sub.
stances which the Author of nature has placed
in our own land for wise purposes, that many
who know nothing of the mode of its prepare
ton are endeavoring to reap pecuniary benefits
by selling an article similar in name, or in ap.
pearance, or bv representing their own trash as
superior to this BALSAM All these deceptive
arts go to show that WISTAR'S BALSAM is
known to the world to be stTHE GREAT
REMEDY" and that to sell any mixture, it
must he like this IN name, or purport, to be like
il in substance.
o. Believe not the cunningly wrought ia
rications-and take only the original and genn-
me WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
nv
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Astonishing & triumphant!

AS preventive medicine, and an antIdote a.
gainst the consumptive tendencies OF The climate
II Is invaluable. As remedy for severe and Oh.
stlnate Coughs, differentiation OF tie lungs, Group
&c. it is unrlvaled. Bul The American Agent is
so confident Of the merit OF this great Remedy,
IN the worst forms OF Cnnsanpton that he pre-.
lers 10 have it used by he
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1IADDuNElELD. IN - ~ pIIl 1910
On or about the 18th day of October, 1871,
was taken with violent pain in the side, near
the liver, which continued for about five days,
and was followed by the breaking of an ulcer,
or abscess, inwardly, which relieved the pain
little, but causedme to throw up great guam
,ity of offensive matter, and also much bio ID.
Being greatly alarmed a: this, applied to ply
sician; but he said he thought he could do but
little for me, except give me some Mercury
PHls, which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me no goods many other re.
nedlcs were then procured by my wife and
friends, but none did me any good-and the
discharge Of blood and corruption still continu-
ed every few days. and al last became SO ofen.-
sve that could scarcely breathe. was'also
seized with n violent cough, which at times caus
ed me TO raise much more blood than had done
beforehand my disease continued in this way,
still growing worse, until February, when all
hope of my recovery was given up, and my
friends all thought would die of a GALLOP-
ING CONSUMPTION. Atihis moment, when
my life was apparently ora Wl,'g near its close;
WILD CHERRY, and got hottie, which RE-
,LIEVED ME- IMMEDIATELY; and by the
use Of only three bottles of this medicine, all
my pains were removed-my cough and SPIT
ting of blood and corruption entirely stopped,
and in few weeks my health was so far re-
stored as to enable me to work at my trade.
(Which lisa carpenter,) and up to this time
have enjoyed good health -
THOMAS COZENS. .
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N. ]. IS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber,
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
The said County, Thomas Cozens, and being dt.
Iy affirmed according to law, saith the above
statemen; IS in ullthings true. -.-..=..
Affirmed before me, on the goth day of Apr !
l943 j. CLEMENT, ]. P.
Such, is the Unprecedented success of this
3ALSAM,
Natures Tavorite Pre-
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A YANKEE IN HAyANNA- A correspon-
dent of the New Orleans P,cayune. wri.
ting from Havanna tells the following
story: - ~
AN amusing affair happeued here
some days since that has aickled the
Spapiards a gooddcal. It seems that an
American just arrived. in his rambles o.
yer me city, strolled into the Palace, and
passing the different sentinels who never
interrupt approach 10 the Captain Gen.
eral during The day, proceeded; 10 the
ante.chamber. where mn officer met him
and asked him what he wished. Why
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Inc agent at New York has tor mouths warr,n,
ca Or. Nisiar's Bals,m Of Wild Cherry to cue anv
ease of Asthma. bowov cr long the disease may have
withstood medical skin-ofc,ing TO refund the
pticc pari in case Of failure. Yet not a single i'm
stance has b en- reported where the cure was NOT
co'nplstc. We will rccc to q few iniiviiua's where
inc cit CT has been almost miraculous. A. vii.
natns Esq Attorney aud Counselor, IS William
street, cured of Asthma of 20 yea $ Standing. MIR
~brndicc, Justice of the Peace. Jamaict, Long
Island, cured Of same disease of 40 YEARS stand
ing j.. Dicfcndorf. Cherry Valley, of same. s
years, etc, etc: Any case OF ~heceiug. shortncss
oI breath, weakness or pain in the chest or side.
can he cured by this B,isam-"o matter how oil,
sunaio the disease, or how long il has resisted 9th.
err remedies. Blccdingo of the Lungs. COUGHS Colds
ana even Consumption in its first stages, also rcadi
~ yield to this, wonderful medicine. Let the in.
[credulous examine into its merits. We want the
limitations. """
Bc careful and get the genuine DR WISTAR,s
bAiSAM OF WILD MERRY Nome gcnn;no
unless signed by j. BUTTS. Address all oIders 4,
SETH w. OWL Boston, Mass.
W For particulars sec DR.. Wistar's treat on
consumption, TO be had of the agent.
Agents Portsmouth, q. H. HEINIrSU Are,,.
n".riE, ". a; SANTOS, and also by Druggist
generally in this State.
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NEW YORK POLICE AFFAiRs

The Mayor of the city, in his semi annual re-
port speaks very highly Of the principle and prac.
teal working of the police force. The number Of
arrests made in the city during The lastsix months,
was 1898. OF these, 1925 were for in,oxica-
lion Migrants, 1859 disorderly conduct, $3.50
Petit larcenies, 1890 street fighting. 2l6S; pros
iltutes, 1924. And it is reported that this enliohi-
ened and christian city contains 1000 houses for ac-
commodatlng abandoned women. There have also
neen reported, lO9 resorts of pickpockels and
thleVes; U dIsnrderly houses Isl suspicious
persons, who are fully described and their babi,s
noted l24 policy offices; So gambling houses
Z Peter Funk shops sc junk shops and recep,a.
cles OF stolen goods 81 second hand dealers and
IL pawn shops.
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POOLS iust pnbIi-hcd hy D. AppIctnn 8 g.

kookS Just published by d. Appleton & Co..
A) and for sale by w. Fl. Ii. HODGES e 20 ~
Pocms, by Amelia.
Chiido Harolds Pilgrimage.
hationlic OF Crime, and its appropriate treat.
nent being IA treatise on Criminal jurisprudence
S3nSidercd IN relation to cerebral organization, by
Course OF Reading for Common Schools and the
lower classes OF Academies, bv IA. NIandeviua Pc
lessor "l Moral Science and Bellies Lettrcs in Ham.
something for Every Body: cleaned in the Old
Purchase, from fields often reapcd, by Robert Carl.
ton, Esq.
experimental Researches in the Food of Animals
9hu nc lattcning OF Cattle; with Remarks on the
Food of Man, by Robert Dundas Thomson. Nj D.
Italian Reader.
Golden Maxims, or a thought for every day in
the year; selected by Rev'd. Robert Bond.
The Christian Altar or Offices of Devotion. for
INC use OF persons receiving the Lords Supper-by
WIN f.. Wyatt, d. d., Rector Of st. Paul's, Baltf.
"'' Nov %
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

TIME PUBLIC viii please take notice that J have
IL removed from the Old Stand 70 the building
Three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How.
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having Just r. turned from the North. I am now-
opening "a iull assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
winch cannot bc surpassed, if equallrd, in quality of
inatctlalor woi kmansbip, for tie prices, and which
am determined to sell lower, for Cash. than tie
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
IN ! portsmouth, or Norfolk. MyiStock CONSISTS, i'm
part, of the following:
Goats of all prices, from SO 81 TO GI5 90
vests OF all qualities, from ] % 10 90
Pants do do do 81 10 10
JaCkcis-Shiris, of every dcscription-Dr wcrs-
Socks- Scarfs- Handkerohief-Slhr Collars and
bosoins- Gum SusPcndcrs, from IS'to 30 ccnts-in
tact every thing usually keptin a Clothing store.
C~UILERY, warranted to be of first rate material
anu make 1t consists in part as follows PEN,
knives from 81 cts. To 81 50-sazors, of Ropcrs's
make 81 cts. to 81 25-Scissors from l2b to 80 CTS.
l nave als', in addition to the abevc. a rou,f as
sortmcnt of JEWELRY, such as Breast Pins. Fin.
ger Rings, Fob and GuanI Chains. Silver Thin.
I'lrs and Shields, Watch Keys, St,jds, &C., whicl,
l VIII sci! lower than they can be had at any other
place in these diggins.
To the LADIES I would sa y, that I have an excel.
lent assortment of Edgings, from ! TO IL in. widcs
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, of
rape Ladies' Hose, from ~ to 81 cts, white.
mlX'd and black Ladies and Children's Net Cans.
Also an assortment of Cbildren's Socks and stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call aud look at some
ILoAkSi have, the prices of which, tor the cual.
ny, Will astonish them.
/ have also a beautiful lot of Gaps. of All do
scr)ptions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can he bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept &c J.. NJ. MILES.
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AUCTION Gnons

ED SOUND md IN GOO ORDER
MN. p. STEWART & CO.. havine purcb,sn,
,f Tue following described Goods at the Wreck
20 thi TACT, intend ng tn s II them as they have
bought them CHEAP, VERY Cheap, for CAsu1viz
Cloths and Cassimcrcs- Black Satin
Cassinetts and Jeans-Irish Linens
Brown ami Blcached Cottons
SOD ya:ds assorted Calicocs
20J yards Drcss ~Goods-(some plaids,
20 doz l.. G. and silk Hdkfs, very suner;or
Together with many other articles, sut h nc
Shawls, HdkiS, &c.-which, together with tbc;r
met with here or elsewhere. IVY
w. p. STEWART & co.
NOV Z4-@ No. Z, Main s:rSct, Norf.ik.
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NOTICE OF PETITION

Notice is hereby given. that n pc,i,;o, ,;l i.
sent tn the Next Legislature of the State of yirgin
"a asking Tor an Act of Incorporation OF the Tewp
OF portsmouth and endowing il with ali the right.
ana PRIV eyes enjoyed by all o'hcr Incorporated
towns in the State of Virginia. municipal judicial
aud executive and asking for a Ferry 10 ru.
across inc EIz1bcth River, touching at some point
in The City of NorfIlk, To be nlo ved I, oar,v r. ,;rh,
aud passengers, the proceeds of which TO be anp1o.
priatcd to the liquidation of the ,icbi and iaxes o.
ro'''thohth. Sept. ~, 1916.
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pam S,OtLS, LAS &C.-We have re-.
4 ccived from the Northern Cities large snnnIie,
OF Genuine Medicines, chemicals, Perfuincrv1 Dye
SUNS, Dye Woods, Paints, Pure Sperm and Lin
seed OILS, Window Glass, Gall sizesj Patent nIcd;
rine,' Garden Seeds, Wctherill's Pure White Leaf
black and Red Lead, Lithargc. Lamp Black. Vcno,
'lan Rcd. Fcrmiilion, Press Blue, Chrome Grccn
and Yellow, Turkey lumber, Tornado Sienna tn
pcnt1nc, narn,shes, Bloc Salts. Paris Green. &c.
rEsiUFFSILogwood, Red Wood. Coppcras,
iurmeric, Blue ViIriol, Madder, Best Indiyo Vcr.
digris, Annette, sc. ''
Also another supply of Real Genuine Harlem OIL
lmpo,ted by DR.. NJ a. Santos, of Nnrfolk.) We
take this method of returning our sincere thank.
70 inc ci'izfns OF Portsmouth, Gosport, and ncio,
boring country for the patronage so libcralv cx
tended towards this Store, and we confidentIv a..
~ G mem that every excrtinn will be made ON our
part to meet a continuance of the same.
10 Physicians Prosecutions and Fona,, Ro,o;.,.
Compounded OF the purcst ingredients, with actu
racy and despatch.
- Orders promptly attended to, neatly cxecu-
tch' and at prices which viii give cutirc sat fsfaction
CHAS. H.. HEINlTSII. Agent.
Member of the philadelphia College of
Nova Medicine. Pharmacy and Chemistrv
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POWER OF STEAM

1t is staWe O. said an Irishman 'by ST. Pat
TICK! but It's a mighty CRATE thing. iniireIy fur
oHVin, ihlngs-it put me through nine States in a
day-divil a word a lie in IL!
JS,ne Stale? exclaimed a dozen persons in
establishment.
us nine Of thin, be jabers, as aisy as a cat md
HcK hpr ear! Dye see. now, got married in
view YORK In the morning, and wint wild nv
"ne blddy To Baltimore The same day-hunld yer
WHIST now and count The STATES. There was the
S,a'e OF matrimony which; | entered from a single
stale In a sober slate, in The Stale Of New York.
"no wint through New Jarsay, P.nsylvany Della
"ur lnio Maryland. where | arrived in a most
opantiul state of Publication! There is nine.
y me rod OF MoSes-count EN- if yez like.
och. but stances a scourger!'
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WONDERFUL INDEED.-Professor Bush. Of
view York, snpounces that he has n mesmeric
II1"!'ct, who, in his " %ecstatic STATE can 1note
,lebrew, lecture learnedly on geology, and vet.
w neither Of these departments has he ever de
,uieO a days application in his life. Also, the
ro,oundesi questions # historical and biblical
e.ona'oiogy, Of mythology, Of lhe origin and vt
S."y o. language, Of the progress OF civilization
%c,-all Of which those who have heard nav no
Ileve if they choose.
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TRUSTEE,s sALE-pursnap IT, nood

'IRUSTEEPS SALE.-Pursuant to a Deed of
J. Trust from George Beatty, and Ann E., his
wifc. bearing date 25th April. 1914. Of record in
The Clerks Office of Norfolk County, to secure a
certain debt therein mentioned, to the Bank of yir-
GINA, WILL ESOLD. at Public Auction for cash
betIre the Court House Of Norfolk County, on
the 10th day of December, 1916, at
2o'clock, A HOUSE and D OF LAND, situated
on London street, in the town of com.
mencipg on the North side OF London street at the
line OF James r. Parrish, thence running East
aTdong London street thirty feet to the line Of John
Thompson, thence North one hundred and thirteen
ieet, thence West parallel TO London street thirty
iSet; thence South ono hundred and thirteen feet to
'nc neSluning, with its appurtenances.
JNO a. CHANDLER, No..
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