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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-27
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-27
QlufoeIt6cbeue Court.

Cine auf9cfhobene Court bon Common
plcas, ioa gehalten meroen, an, Dcnnerffds
ben 4ten Suni, nm 10 lihr 8crmittaas, i'm
Scnrtbauie in Der Staot SIllentdun, in unb
fhr eeda @aunfD, poleIbit llf aIs, nsId,e
Seidldfts Su osrbaneeln babe1, Elm fnbVn mos
Sen.
Jtatban Oeiller, protb.
Mai 20, - fsqb@
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
RUTLAND, THURSDAY. JULY 2 1916.

Ihe,o they found boat. IA which DJcS
hauin had crossed alone from ihr Jersey
shore, touts be ore, to save no. oomraIo
Reaching The Jersey side Just below Bulls
Feuy, In an hour they struck INTO the woods
and reached The camp Of W asnington, near
West Point. abou, night The next day, The
morning aGct "a general orders, ,0o Now
leuicnants were oommls,onei in Washing
tons lilo Guard, and lhc reader can lmlt
inc who they were.
\ bucic ,pIasauon perhaps is necessary
Il always SURPRISED tho Eu, lIsh camnauIct.
how Washington anew 80 well tho move
ments made IN their lines. Washington "a
many cases made d,scri,on a duty. He knew
VINO among hi, private soldiers To ask tins
from, and norcr, N a ars'c instance, was his
confidence betrayed. Death upon tie gallows
followed tho poor private often, but he never
eceag - missed his comma nder Hoe eOaiG
B,iiciH eIpeet 10 conquer oou~iry Wh,eh
cOhictRed such men. 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

~ until draw thut h,c,' vhen he delh
rrairly hrcd each gun - terrible WINS tho
fleet o'ihc crapc, ths, thea May chatg'i
like n bullcIttovc "A their eannoni.'i took
Ia Vega rusonct, and rctrcAi~d. Here
Lou, lingo Anabs gallant. soldier ehans
glog ~ ihc head otthc squadron was L'll.
q anil 'rlppcd. Lieu, Snelc' lh,n aNyn
'hctc i' no batter nhicct had h,, horse shot
Under him anl ~ns ID foremost Inlc
a ronl rose iyaio. covered With mud md
water, nod Heapcj Tho '1nalton suffer
~ very much lam 'urc Chorlrv May
feels eta,.' TO Rdccly Tor b., cool ludr
mcul and timely advice Had be charged
he battery charged with grape as 1t We
do no, believe he wouh have savsd u
man
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
OWE ARE PASSING AWAY.,

We are passing away, we are passing away,
Like the mist On tho hills, al the dawning Of
few months at most anI our days will he
told,
And our ashes he mixed with our mother
Earth's mould.
We are passing away, We are passing away,
Lake the mist on the hills, when the morn
ing - gray,
And soon the gay world its wild revels Will
keep
Ore the spo, where we lie, DER the grave
where we sleep.
No sad dropping mouTncr atcye shall repair,
To weep ore tie fake of the good and the
fair
No tear sha, be poured DER the grave OF the
dead,
No hymn shall be chan,ed, no requiem SAID
And the halls OF our fathers shall echo again,
WIN tho song and the dance, and the min
streis CAV strain,
And our kindred shall ST. round the festival
board,
And our brothers shall smile when the bright
VINE IS Pourd.
An nature shall wear the same bright fairy
hue,
4, wore IN our childhood, when all things
were new;
And the sun shall still smile from the glou
Gus SKY.
. A, if none OF ear,h's fair ones or brave ones
could die.
And the trees shat suii wave IN their fresh
ness OF green,
And The wa,crS reflect tie moons silver
sheen;
Add the ocean waves sl!., shall eIuh IN ihe'
pUde
+. And the deepening uyer si'! ro'. on rs I'd
. AMI lie riyu,ei ,tI shall dance on 10 is : .ee
{ And The birds shall sing swsetiy from ever
Creenttse,
And lie 5Almy West Wind shall st., o'et =
sigh,
AMI ,hc Wild fowrs shall bloom DER the plsc
where we As.
And the mountains, those banners Of M
torres DOMAIN,
snail .ul. losA A. ifovn,asiy down on u,
plain;
Ana ne sun's lingering ray. % Their ssE
m;s ,hasi res,,
And battle 10 uos crimson Ineir high haugh'
crest.
And We shall .esp on, and 'bs loved h'un
And me scene. Of oer eli.laoet shall khO
% ~ EsSe,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
Vol. 52o"No, y,

n,'sr. Of tho murder aud tho criminal ac
W, fully proved
The blood ran cold N my veins. when
the knrl~ WAS produced aud the ctlminal
scol forth another OF his hondso laughs at
The sight OF his victims blood, 10 GOV
cred u from point 10 handle
After the Witnesses had been clar,n,i
the officer d,ciutci the cook Rul.,, Of mur.
der and the captain covered his head aud
nd the sentence
As did not understand the D,uish an.
cnago IN which the sentence was delivered
Vas greatly aslonlthcd however at the
change which took lace in the dcmcanot
o. the criminal It had been cyllcn, from
lis whole bearing, that he had no fear Of
death, nor my other feeling OF compunction
for the cumo he had committed but a. the
captain proceeded he turned suddenly pale,
threw himself upon HIS knees and carnea,ly
prayed for mercy, While we were won.
dering a, the change, four men spproacho
apparent, md we could no longer wonder
a, the agitation Of the prisoner
lie was bound back to -. with the
corpse, aprnyor was read bYtheN chaplain,
and then dead and living were launched in.
/ to tho seq
Before ~ US orh, No water
/ "H ,'e...''. a. uuusu.. .-,,,tiep Mt the
side OF the ship, and were not 'orp IN dis
covering the cause An enormous shark
dnttcd like nm arrow through the waves
and groedily seized bis double prey.
Interpreting shrek Of the criminal was
lost in a juggling sound but | caught
! OF his face as the monster sclzcd him and
the image IS still before me, sleeping and
wnI,ng anguish ol his looks was like
a thousand deaths.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
BY GEO II. BEAM AN

Bot strangers shall dwell in the home OF our
biuh,
And H,V chIdtcn shall sport round our lam
l.y hearth
And ore Us alone the dark cypress shall
wave,
And the willows shall bend and weep over
out grave,
While tie suu smles as giouously down
from the SAY,
~ II none of ,attA's Ear one, OF brave ones
could dc.
Ca,ij,io1 Summary y e. -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

MocsrtIN De LiSgs.--The ulnuhciurs
Of this fabric has already grown to be Of
much importance in Sow England T.o
product OF four towns ia Mass is slated a.
follows
The Ballard Vale Complr. b, AnJo,er.
besides its shaws and f1on-.s produces
10, 600 yds. per week. The Ccuu romp,-
ny ari the Hamilton Company, 70 Soul4-
bridge, together turn out over % 600 yds.aud
the Mil At IIook.e, 3o,oOn J ds. OF the De
LaIns. ThSs 2ll,ooo yds per wcek. and
eleven millions Of yards per auuum, vii, 10
supplied to tbs D,aIktl by the four towns OF
Manchester, Abaager, lIookyet and South.
nudge, alone There are some mills 10
Rhode Island that make on article cqual 10
ali respects 10 the French. from which tho
best judges cannot Distinguish H. Itssf'..
mated that Co.,. present year two millions
pounds Of Cotton and Wool, IN tie raw .iais
will be consumed IN the nanu1c,u-r Cmou,-
sein de lame. our mills are slow y,bl' s',c-
ly, making hne ga4is, aa' .''-I.l not be- .aug
before imported -" DO. C a. faro as
hey were when hur imr 4 AMI l..s Ne
caused Dy tho cheap produce Of American
.nOms
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

WAR lScrpFNTs Tho lenrr ~f'cv
from the sea, Of war have not yet e1L- .... .
the incidents of,ho baules o. May sub aud
5lh. 4 wfi.eT ior the New Orleans -. la
relates he following Circumstance con
necicd with Mays charge
The enemy waVeIed Ger Taylor or.
dered Cap MAY 10 charge battery
and on he Starred bot on reseh ,ho road
where be would have found The enemy heSas
stopped by Ridgley l'1eestsor Or RinggolIl
in command OF the Flying Ar,ilery who
ioA him that the enemy had Just loaded all
their pieces ami q he eh'--ud then he
would tc'weFaUay Stop ssys Rl4g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

Prs',rriHg Goo',lerriei and CsrraaH -
have seen quite rcconrY, in your tcgetaulo
pipet, directions for presetvlnq rpose1. fues
and cuUsnts 10 an unupe oonti 20. f.,u.
Hnay use .'lef the suf.aa ..c 80 ar.
ms have used CO." io'los.. .lO,,ss snd
recommended Il 10 o,.,ts. va. Oh clean bot
les With sound unnps ffuu Will the stems
90. Put about vine e as foil Of alcohol.
OF suoog spinls. m each buiLe. cork igl,.
place hen upside down IN a cool cellsf.and
On beng opened. the fruit will 81 any sesson
Of the wear be found 10 excellent order Tor tho
uss Of Tie pastry cook IN Y. Par.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
DIR. BENNI"rT AND MS GAME
or TilIMBll.S.

We supposcthat few persons in these
parts ever heard of DR.. Bennett. yet on
the lower Mississippi md IT'S principal
tributaries almost every man or boy
knows him as the most adrolt gambler
IN thc,country.
The game of Thlmb'ys is the Dr..
fort, played with three thImblcs and u
small pellet Of paper moving thcm n
bout and SO placing the pellet, that the
bystuudcrs cannot tell where tits to I've
found. The Doctor is vcrydomurc,
simple looking individual, and when
about TO engage in his game, handles
the utensils so awkwardlv that the
dulIcSt observer will frequently bet
that he can tell which thlmblc covers
the pallet, Oftcnhc permits the crowd
| TO win but never fails to close his game
the largely winner.
| The Doctor vnS at TuSc abba, Ala,
hama, one summer, ding las time,
when y young man, son OF Judge s,
Of Lawrence co, came To town with a
, large sum Of money sent TO pay nota
OF his fathers. lie was soon pcrSua-
dcd INTO the tnlicf that he could make
n handsome profit OF ms fathers funds
by betting against the 'Thlmblcs'-
soon undccciv,l by finding his whole
capital transferred to the Doctors peck
cl,aud nothing W rs left but to 20 home
and tell his father what had become OF
las money.
Judge s. orAcrcAout his mule. IAN
n SPLENDID mule it was ard started
down in a hurry to take satl'' c,ion
out of the doctor, or get hn,k Ia. mon.
cy Arrived IN town he soon found
the doctor, and tn ,ar-' lc passion
charged him viz ha swndlcd
hls sou.
The doctor with hlsus al bloudncss
assured the Judge that he won tho
money by fair play, and to remove all
doubt, produced his thinblcs and ball
to show the game.
After the bail had been passed about
and the thimbcs rested the doctor an
/ now Judge that's the .uuc.' I'ho
. Judge looked on nllenllvcly. is that
the game AT which the fool lost his
money why ] could tel where the
bail IS every time and all ms anger
: seemed turned ON his son.
But the doctor generously intcrposcd
for the youths defence. stop, Judge,
don't abuse the young man, the gan "a
f isn't haIi rs easy as You Think but tho
4 Judge sworc he could tell where tho
# bail was now, and proposed to bet ms
! fine mule ngnns, 500 that It was un-
der the middle lhlmblr. NO, no., says
e the doctor, 1T aln't there's Judge, aud
9 besides don't want TO bet with YOU
!. Bat you shall says the Judge. Re
y IuctantIy the doctor yielded, and slow
~ pat downhls 500, thon deliberately
moved the middle thmbIc, but no bail
Is was there. Didn't tell you so, judge!
i The Judge Was satisfied, borrowed The
e doctors mule, rodchomc and returned
. hlm next day; butt never heard Of hs
: either betting against 'thlmbles, or a
:, busng ms son for tool again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

LtssL P0Tier- The New Orlcsn. Picf
ayune leans from su ofiieef OF The army
.ha, toe body Of Lleut Porter, Of tho ala
lnianfy has been found about twenty si1
miles from Malam0fa., On the other sllo u
he u'cr j. Was recognised ~ q pc1lrr
mark upon 'Ac ann
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-08

VNEMPER 4 TEMPERAMENT. ~ Mrs.
i Ellis Memoirs and Essays, by Mrs.
jameson; The People, by W Mchtd; Con,
SucIo, 10y George sand; The Redskins, by j. r.
Cooper Pictures from Italy, by Chard,s DicLenS;
The Fair Isabel, by Engc"c she; Tower OF
London, hy ". H. imSrOrh; Temptation of
Wealth, by Mrs. C"rtcn; shores of The McdI-
teranean by f. SchrOedcr Scenes and Thoughts
in Europe; Sketches of Newport Stationary
Letter and Note Paper with fnvclopc> to mach
Pen Racks Fancy Holders; Letter Clips
Fount, Screw, Cap and Pocket Inks; Paper
Folders, Perumed Sealing Wax, Motto and
Transparent Waters. Also handkerchief Per
fumes French and German Cologne, Combs
Brushes, Hair Dyes, nc. Aug. 9th
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PATENT
M G 10 Y g y N B Sa

Folger's Oosaonian.
Dandclion 4 Tomato Panacea.
McA listers Ointment.
Tayor's Balsam Liverwort.
Sands, Bulls and Carpenters sarsaparilIa.
Starkweather's IIepalic Elixir.
Jayne's Indian Expectorant,
DO Carmihative Balsan.
DO Tonic Vermifuge.
DO Sanatiye Pills.
DO Hair Tonic.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Murray's Fluid Magnesia.
Buchans Hungarian Balsam.
Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum.
Sherman's, Jackson's, and Wlstar's Cough
Lozenges.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Benefits Arabian Balsap.
Hays Liniment.
Whitney's Group Cordial.
Doct. Richardson's Bitters.
Daey's Pain Extractor.
Browns Sarsdparilla and Tomato Bitters.
Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
Warmers Jaundice Bhte5s.
East India Hair Dye
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Waterman's Specific Plaster
Scarpa's and McNair's Acoustic Oil.
Comstock and Co.'S Sarsaparilla.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
herman's Cough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
IIewes' Nerve and Bone i.iniment
Sands Glove Anodyne Toohache Drops
Cickener's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills.
Naples Hair Dye.
SWANS Panacea.
Balch's Extract Of Dock and Sarsaparlla
A fresh supply Of the above named valuable
Medicines for sale by
G.. G. G.. HAZARD,
Druggist g. Apoihecary
| Ian 8, 1876. No, 81. Thames street
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Gsg9l ig!0l5ssS>
Court Of Probate, Newport, Sept. 7, lsl6.

TIPON the petition of Margaret Murray, Ex
ecutrix of the last Viii Of
ALEXANDER MURRAY,
late of Newport, decd, stating that the personal
estate of said Alexander is insufficient by the
sum of four thousand two hundred and ninety
nine dollars and 81 cents to pay the debts and
funeral expenses of said Alexander, and pray
ing that said Margaret Murray may be autho'
rised as ExecutIlx on said estate 10 sell at pub
lie auction the real estate of said Alexander
Murray, situated in Newport, consisting OF a
lot of land bounded North on land OF T.. Gray,
West on land belonging TO the heirs OF stephen
Bowen, South on land Of James Truman ana
others, and East on Corne street. also OF lot
of land with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon, bounded South on Pelham.
street. West on land of Augustus n Littlehcld
and others, North on Mill-Sireel, and East ON
Corne.Sreet; or 50 much thereof as viii be
sufficient to raise said sum with incidental ex-
penSes
The same being read, is received and the
consideration thereof, referred to Court OF
Probate to be holden at the Town Hail. IN New
port, on the first Monday in October next, at
o'clock, A. NJ, and said Executrix is directed
10 give notice of the pendency and prayer ol
said petition by advertisement three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times, that all per,
sons Interested may appear at SAID time and
place and be heard. ,
sept H. b. B. IIowLAND Probate elk.
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Administrative A Notice.

YINtlE subscriber having been appointed by the
l. Hon. Courl Of Probate Of the town Of Tiv.
ertoD, Administrative on the Estate of Nathan ).
Braylon, of said Tiveuon, dec and having given
bonds according to law. hereby calls upon all
persons having claims against said Estate TO pre-
sent them for settlement, and those indebted to
make immediate payment.
REBECCA BRAYTON, Adm'x.
Tiverton, II. l., Sept 80. 1876.
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Assigncc's Notice.

"IbIIAM HOLLOWAY Juhr'' oi
w North Kingston. having made an assign
mnnt Of his property to us. IN Trust Tor the
benefit of his creditors said creditors are hereby
uoii6ed. that six months from the date hereof are
allowed by said assignment, for them to present
their claims to ns,--and they must present their
rla,ms within that time aud give him final dis.
charge, or they will receive no benefit nom said
assignment. .
SYLVESTER g. sIEARMAN, } is.;ou,,s
THOMAS :. HOLLOWAY,
WEXFORD, May -, 1876 mos.
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FALL-RIVER RAIL ROAD.
60 sTz9 sgss1 sgya 80
WI.vTER ARRANGEMENT.

TO COMMENCE MONDAY, SEPT. %, 1876.
Cars leave daily, (Sundays excepted) as fol-
lows -
From +. River for Taunton, Boston and Prov.
at Il A. NJ. and 2i p. VI.
Fall River for New Bedford and Middle
borough at9 A. NJ. and 81 p. m.
Boston for +. River at n a IN. and 4 p. m.
" N Bedford for +. River at Il a. IN. and
~ 2ipm.
Middleboro' for Fall River, Boston and
Providence, at "A a. IN. and
81 p. IN.
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Superintendent
Fall River, sept. 23d, lSi6.-oct list.
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Court of Probate, .Dfiddieto,on, Sept. 81, lo4G

A PPLICATION was made for an Admins
"A traitor to be appointed on the Estate Of
PELEG SANFORD, late of Middletown,
decd. II is ordered that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court of Probate. TO be holden at the Town
House, in Middlctown, on the third Monday ol
October next, at one o'clock, p. M and that
previous notice be given, by publishing copy
of this order three successive weeks IN lhe
Herald of the Times, for all persons interested
to appear at said time and place and be heard
A true Copy--witneSS,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob. CIR.
sept "a
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.

f's's~ h, The steamer "PERRY,"I
E1tgifS& Captain WooLsEY, will leave
u1zfsrzss--2<s( (Sayer'S Wharf) Newport, for
Fall River at 4 before r. NJ. connecting at +,
River with the Cars for Taunton, Boston and
New Bedford Returning will leave Fall River
for Newport at l01 A. NJ, or on arrival OF the
Cars from the above named places.
On Saturdays will leave Fall River for New
port at % p NJ.
On Monday Mornings will leave Newport at
8 l-2 o'clock for Fall River, touching at Bristol
Ferry bristol side,) every trip, going and re-
turning until further notice.
FARES.
From Newport to Boston, each way, $3.50
Bristol Ferry to do Z" l,50
F.Rver to Newport, I" so
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way so
.s New Bedford to do. 100
Taunton to do. 100
Tickets may be obtained at X. B. KINS-
LEPS Express Office, No. z, State Street,
Boston at the DEPOT of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rail Road and on board The
Steamer PERRY.
Passengers Baggage 60 through TO New
port by crates in charge OF a Baggage Master.
oct |. 1916
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I wish To inform my friends and the public
/ generally that have taken the above nam.
ed establishment, and intend keeping aS great
a variety of goods aS can be found IN any similar
store in Newport lhave just returned from New
York, where I have made arrangements to Ie-
ccive all kinds of Fruit aS II comes fresh intothe
market have always on hand aS good and
large an assortment OF Candies aS can be found
mthe State: Nuts of all kinds Oranges, Lemons,
Pine Apples, &c. TOYS of every description,
Ny Fancy Goods consist oievery article uSu-
ally called for at such q Store silk purses ,pock-
ct books hair, tooth, cloth and shoe Brushes
combs of all kinds bird cages, fancy and work
ibuxeS, canes of all kinds. Willow Cradles and
a great many other things too numerous To men
ton. Pcrtuncry of all kinds, soaps, Han
Oh, PomadeS, COlogncS. Nc a., all OF which
| will sell at the very lowest prices.
! lee Cream made pure, and fresh served NJ
every hour in the 1av, and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance To Ice
Cream saloon by the North Door, or through
the Store Goods delivered free of expense
II. II. YOUNG.
| Nj Ihave large assortment oi Han
! Work. which will close up at cost.
4 Newport, July ID l~iG-im
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-08

These Vessels are commanded by experienced and
humane Masters aud particular attention will be paid
To the accommodation aud good treatment of Passen
gers under their charge.
Persons Ishing tu send for their friends, do So
by procur Q aCerticnte Ol PnssageUt HARND N n Co,
Boston specifying what Vessel they wish them to come
by, and the day OF leaving, thus saving them the eA-
penso of any detention IN Liverpool ..- -, -,
UARSDES 90, "'nn'"s ~ fohu'' 'heN "usl"'Ss
upon principles oi fairness aud equity Ia prevent r"nd
and have but Tor passage which, IN
all cases includes head money aud brend siuis Ere.
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers paying in Liverpool
those applying by letter, otherwise, for Ceriih.
Gates OF Passage should IN all cases, furnish the names
aud ages o the persons sent tor with their address ~
nlI 10 enable Messrs ilarnden a Co at Liverpool Ia
notify them oi the proper time To leave home aud inr'
nish other necessary Information.
To persons returning home, this Line ais" ohers SUI
peror facilities and accommodation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-08
l.uacsIinn'S Notice.

yJNIIE subscriber having been chosen and ap.
proved by the Hon Court OF Probate, Of
ihe town of Middletown, Guardian to the per-
son and estate of GEORGE II. CHASE, n
minor. of said Middletown, and having accepted
said trust and given bonds according TO law,
requests all persons having claims against said
Ward, TO present them within six months Tor
eeulement. GEORGE l. BAILEY.
Middletown, aug. 81, lSi6.-sept 3-6w.