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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
DIED

In this town, Feb 266, Mrs. Polly B. AL
ling, wife uf Rev Harvey Alling, aged 81.
In Norfolk, Feb. Goth, Mr. Joel Hadsell,
of New Marlboro, aged AZ. as 2. Is
In Six Mile Prairie, Madison CO., III
Mr.. John Ives, formerly of Barkhampsted,
aged 40. ",s,'~r ,. a.. !,
In Brooklyn, N. ", William B. Marsh,
ESQ., editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, aged IS.
In London, Eng. )on the Goth ult., Rev.
William Jones, author Of the History of the
Waldenses,. aged "a. --r
In Souehbury,. Nathan Curtis, Esq, aged
98-the Oldest resident Of the town. He had
frequently represented Southbury in the Gen
eral Assembly Of this State. y 81
In Parsippahy, Morris co., N. rs, on, the
18th ult., Jeremiah Howell, aged s. years
and five months. 'Fc was at thesbattle Of
Mopmoutl, and "a ii ipattd in other scenes
Of the revolution. '''' .' a--sF'
AT Orange, N, j., on hel6,h ult.. Ahijah
Harrison, aged 96 years-the oldest resident
Of the county. -, = - 81
IN New Halibrd, on the 18th ult., Mr.
Andrew Olmsted, aged 45 Nv >4'
Inst Adams, Ohio, Henry M. Lyman,
aged 81, formerly Of New Hartford, ~ 81
In this iowa, The 10th inst Mrs. Betse'
Landpn, wifsof Mr.. Charles Land,n,, aged eis
by this stroke 'nf bereavement, the survivors
have lost kind ard .affectiala,e wife, an en-.
dearing, compassionate mother, and univer-
sal friend : 2Ra 90 ,..,... ..... ,.
As daughter. as sister, as wife, friend and
'ti mother, avn. - gzH,. I'll. -,. i.v..-.. .
Well bore she her duties through veal and
.y- through Woe; ..-. .s-.t.,.
Eat she's;.goae---her place can be filled by no
In The hearts she SO loved, who now mourn
.-v her below: @1 TCoM
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

.Gs CsIwt # PROBATE holden &c Ma ANiO6ER
sDSthiS and fsr tke disiyies # Nese %fIVSr3,
Q" de 26R deg q Fesrwavy, 1885.
Present.. NseAs1isl Perry. Esq, Judge.
ESTATE Of Oliver w. Pickett, late Of said
Ia New Milford, deceased.
The Administrators represent the estate in
solvent the estate iNsolvent. and pray the ap-
Pointment Of Commissioners thereon: Where.
upon, Ordered. that Commissioners to receive.
examine, and adjust the claims at the creditors
Of said estate, be appointed AZ the Probate Of
Zee in said New Milford on the 10th day Of
March 1876 II 9 o'clock in the forenoon; and
that all persons interested in said estate NAV be
notified thereof the Administrators will cause
this order to be published in two newspapers
printed in Litch6eld county. and post copy
thereof on the public sign post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt in said
New Milford. Arrue copy Of Rec"rd.
Il NATHANIEL PERRY. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Probate Court, District IF Litchfel1, 81.
... Lilchfeld. Feb. i7t6. 1916.

r>HE Judge Of the Court Of Probate Cor the ti
i !rict Of LiicbGeld has limiled and allow. {.
~: monte E,., rom - hfsss s se,sf Fl &c Teds
Liichfsld. In ssid district. deceased. fepresen,,
insOlveni, IN which 10 exh ib, Their claims the r
70 end has appointed Messrs, Stephen Russ,
aud Sherman Landafi If said Iirchfieid. CT,
missloners 70 receive and examine said claims
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP, Judge
meet % she lstc dwelling house of said arcs.
in said Litchf.ld, on the 9th 6iav of March =
the 18th day Of August 1876, at 9.cEock in =
atiernodn on each at said DAYS, for the pnrpose /,
attending the business Of said aprnir, mont.
.~-s STEPHEN RUSSELL, ! C.mmis.
All persons indebted 10 said Esia,e .,s :,
quested to make imme,iiAfe payment ~ y
ENOS 'STODDARD, Exetucr
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

TINE Court of Probate for the Dis,rict Of
l. Litch6eld hath limited and allowed 81
months from the date hereof. for the creditors
to the estate of Roswell Mcneil late Of Itch.
6eld IN said District. deceased, in which to ex-
hibit their claims 10. allowance and settlement.
Those nsylecting to present their accounts
within said time. properly stested, will be de.
barred recovery. All persons indebted to
sad cs'ste are requested to make immediate pay.
mcnt to ....
HENRY PERKINS. Administrators
Litchfeld, FEBRUARY 10th 1915
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

az Court If Probate holden at CenaCn
sCithia and for the District Of Sharon, on
tie 6tk day Of January a. D. fS46.
Present, Charles F. Sedgscick Esq. Judge
ON motion Of John A. Beckley, Executor 81
~ the last will and testament Of Sanus
Beckley, late Of Canaan, within said District
deceased: This Court doth decree that 81
months from this date be allowed and limite
for the creditors Of sad estate 10 exhibit thc
claims against the same to SAID Exetp sr5i
directs that public notice be given ef this crdt
BY advertising in a newspaper Published Il
Litchfeld county, and by posting copy there.
of on the public signpest in said town Of ca,
nanaah nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record,
$39 ~ CHAs. F. SEDsw1cK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
NOTICE.

! ALL. persons liable TO pay q towntax in the
IN IOwa III Goshen on the LIST u 1913. are
h:retsys notified that l. vii pc al the store o.
A. Miles O. Sons Iss Canada Village on Thurs
dly, the2 dsndat ths stone OF Ei'zHr w.ls.n Oh
friday the Sd. and al the Store &c A. Miles &
;ons in the cenier on Monday the 9th Of April
uext from one d. S O'Clock P. NJ. on eacbOi sal
Jays for the purpose OF receiving said tax. -
n. g. All th0se neglecting 10 pay their TAX
es on the alsoye aaySvill be chafsed travelling
lees. WILLARD GAYkORD, Collector.
Goshen, March 3D. 1915 "A Azs Ms,E Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Valuable Fbys.spe f0s. sale.

IA THE Subscribe offers for sale
4 his FARM situated in the
llett town Of Litchfeld. Mortified 50.
siety, containing about one hun.
bred acres, suitably divided into
meadow, plough land, pasture, and wood land
There are on said farm large two story Dwell
ling House, and two large barns. in excellent
repair. Also great variety of selected fruit
trees, and an abundance OF excellent wood and
timber.
Said Farm lies near the Congregational Meet-
ing House in Northfield, on each side Of the
tsage road from Hartford to Litchfeid--about
Eve miles from the latter place. and about three
aud half miles from Plymouth Hollow,-is in
excellent condition, and for richness Of coil and
productiveness. 10 believed not TO be surpassed
by any farm in the county
Terms Of payment made favorable to the pur-
chaser. and immediate possession given.
Enquire Of the subscriber at Litchfield.
r. G. CAMP.
Litchfeld, February 10. 1916. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
STATE, OF CONNECTICUT s.. LiicI,6eld
= County, SUperior Courr, February Term, AID.

STATE, OF CONNECTICUT g.. Li,cI,field
= County, SUper'or Ceur. February Term. AID.
iS46. f. ...-
TTPON fhe pe,i,ion Of DAM Coe. Of Winches.
~ ter, IN said county. showing that he holds
usi..r,esge .f eert,m lands situate in Norfolk ~
aid couay, ns set forth IN sni6 PETITION. and also
aiing that Mason HOLSTER OF New Marlboro,
John Bahbpt Of NorEhk. lsaac Bsbbet OF Cole.
hso *, William Church and LeiDan Church Of
Canaan. Samuel Church Of Liirhiield. John r.
Ward and SsmnsI c. Sc.vvill OF Salisbury. and
Fresi~fick u. Church ii Philadelphia ~ The State
IL Pennsy yana. ave supposed 81. have some right
in the ~qrsity OF redemp'i"n IF said m"rtsagsd
premises a,'d praying tOr foreclosure Of the
cluiy Of redempiion ii said mortgage premi-es
90 per pet ton ..a Gle d sted the Sd day Of Jan
uary, A. ID. l84f, and Dnlice having been given
u al the respondents above named except Fred
erik II. Church. the PCT tI'nsr prays thIs Court
Gos an order of Notice to the said Frederick a..
Church. Therefor Ordered shat aaid cause be
continued 10 the adjourned term OF this e''uEt 10
he holden at Litch6e Id on the third Tuesday OF
April 1886. and that nDlice Of the pendeDev e
said psyiiisn he given to the said Frederick H
Church BY publishing this order three weeks
s,lccessvely IN the Lischfield Enquirer. the trai
f which is 10 he next week-the 6rsa 1t which
papers iasa he directed IN Frederick H. Church
Of Philadelphia by mail, post paid.
Per 0FheF Of Court,
a GIDEON q. HOLLlSTER, Clesk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
50. 50 .MARRLEb.3

IN Burlington, on. the 18th, ult;, by the
Rev. Mr., Beach, Mr., Ehcnezer SEXTON, of
Torringford, and Miss Eliza, youngest
daughter Of ElihG OlmSted, Esq, of Canton
In TrpyrN Y, Feb, Is, by the Rev. DR..
Reman, Rev, Hrlsey G. Northrop, of New
Haven, and Harriet E., daughter of J.
Chichester, Esq, Of the farmes place. 20 .
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

THE Undersigned OfIeEs far sale the stock.
4 fixtures and good will o. . DRUG STORE,
fitted up in modern style; and now doing a re-
spectacle and Increasing business The lOca-
ton offers some inducements to young Physi-
clan. -- HENRY F. FISH.
!, Salisbury. 18th Feb. 1916. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

1t o Court Of Probate holden at PiymOwth
sOithin and for the district Of Rlypsoutk, on
the Or day Of March. 1876.
Present. Henry b. Graues, Esq. .hadge.,
THIS Court doth direct A. B. Doolittle and
u NJ. N. Butler. Assignees on the Estate Of
COley, Bradley 3 Co. Of Plymouth ia said Dis.
trtct, insOlvent. assigning debtors, to give no.
tice to ell persons Interested in said estate to APP
pear (if they see cause) before the Court Of Pro-
hate to be holden 1t the Probate Office in said
district, on the 2Sth day Of March, at o'clock,
A. NJ to be heard relative to the appointment
Of Commissioners on said estate, by p,sting said
order Of notice on public sign post in said
town Of Plymouth nearest the place9where the
deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the
anne in newspaper pnblfshedia Litchfeld..
Certified from Record, q, ~
IL HENRY B, GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
.NNTKCR

THE Copartnership heretobre existing UNI
i der the firm Of FULLEB & HOPSON Is
this day dissolved BY mutual COnSent.
Kent, Feb. 10th, 1886.
JOHN r FULLER, Jr.
GEO. H0PSON.
The business will be carrisd on by Geo. Hop
son. who will be happy to wait on his friendsos
usual. SwS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves |! {!

Stoves! Stoves! Stoves /! {!
fH'HE Subscriber takes this method Of
= notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
mis- former assortment Of Stoves, making
II most Complete. embracing almost eve.
ry desirable pattern Of CM'Hs and PAR.
LORs. Also a great variety Of
Air. Tight Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
he surpassed. Believing the nimble nine
pence better than the slow shilling. the
above articles will be offered the remain
der Of the season Qor ready pay) nj con.
siderably reduced prices. making them
..xirnmely low. Also some second hand
FIRE FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper. Sheet Iron, and Tin Work. in
all its variety on hand. or made 20 order
Of the best materials and lowest pFices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfeld, Jan. q. 1915. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
NEW FIRM.

MIR. CANDEE. Of the firm of Baldwin &
ul Candee, having sold to Gen. n. Baldwin,
all his interest in the Goods and Back Accounts
"f Baldwin 4 Candee. the business will be
hereafter carried on under the name and 6rm Of
W.T.. &C. H. BALDWIN,;
who have on hand and are constantly receiving
Dry Goods. Groceries. CrOckery. Books. &c.
w. F. BALDWIN.
G. II, BALDWIN,
Litchfeld, Feb, isA6. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

--i-s-4s
at a cOuzfef Probate, holden It .Ns,o .a1sl.
. ford. lScithin 0Rd for the district Of, .NssC-
Milford, on the 26fh day Of February 1876.
Present. Nathdniei Perry Esq I,sdge.
ESIATEof ELI TODD, late # said New.
"a MilfOrtfs deceased. The Executors rep
resent the Estate insolvent, and prays the APP
po:ntnaent Of COMMISSIONERS thereon;
Whetenpon ordered, that Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims Of the
creditors If said Estate. he appointed at the
Probate Office in said New. Milford, on the 10th
day of March 1916, at 9 O'Clock forenoon. And
that all persons interested in said Estate may
be notified thereof, the Executors will cause this
order to be published in newspaper printed in
Litchfed County. and post copy thereof on
the public signpost in said Litchfeld nearest
ihe place where the deceased last dwelt in said
New Milford.
A true copy Of Record, ".-
Il NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

In pursuance II the above ofder shall sell
at public sale on the 3ist day Of March 1886.
At O'clock p: M. on the premises in said Nor.
folk. all the Real Estate Of said Malttie, which
was assigned 10 me in trust for The benpht Of all
his creditors. consisting Of about thirty eight
acres OF land. with Dwelling. Hohse ana Barn
standing on the same. il being the land and pre-.
mises where the said Mslibe now Iesidcs--ihe
said estate being under the encumbrspce Of .
mortgage.
40 HIRAM MILtS. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

THE Dwelling Hsuseuna Land IN the VII
i lsge Of Litch6eld, lately occupied By Mr.
John Bissell. Enquire Of
q Litch6eld, Feb. %, leA0. - 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

n xxr-
Articles OF Association OF the war
rem & Newtoi,s' Manufacturing
T,, ,,, ~'S ~ -
= SDhP1.nny, it,,, ,,..~.-
RE J. kNoWN, mai we me SUBSTITUTES
1<tae hefeoA ASSOCIATE ourselves as o"us
.'"I"'c ana setPolaie pursuant 10 Tue statute "
ne o'ase " Son''ee''oo' paSscu wa, I',,,
~ 1917 an" e"f'io ~ ~ '',as ~ ., 49,.
H"t t, ", l',. a''o"s ""a W. ,.,,s
Art,lrs ~ "u' "ee'"an, a' y, o.. ..d r.,,
A'uoig ~ ~. nS "S e. $780, M.nn,,r,nr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

1T a Court of Probate holden at. .Nbrfolk,
sEithin and for the disirtef If Norfoik. on
The 2lsf day Of February A. u. 1876
Prescnt Michael @. yMtiis Eco. Judge.
" HIS Court doth direct the Administrator
j on the estate of JARVIS GARRETT, late
Of Norfolk in said district, deceased. represent
cd to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons
interested in the estate Of said deceased to APP
pear, if they see cause, before the Court Of Pro-
bate. to be holden at the Probate Office in said
district on the 10th day Of March 1896 at Q o.
clock a. M to be heard relative to the appoint.
ment Of commissioners on said estate, BY post
ing said order VI notice on the pubiis sir .,,ost
in said Norfolk nearest the place the deceased
last dwelt. and by advertising the same in
newspaper published in Litchffeld. ~ '2'#
Certified from Record, .., ..,
40 MICHAEL G. MILLS, Judge.
at Court Of Probate hoIde,s at 1.Nor1olF,
sciihin and for the District of .N0rfblk; on
the 2lst day Of February, 1916.
Present, .NlchaeF G.. MILE, Judxe.
nN application Of Hiram Mills, Assignee or
~ Trustee Of the Estate Of Elizur Msitbie Of
said Norfolk, an Assigning Debtor, which pro.
perry 10 assigned for the benefit Of all his the
said Maltbie's creditors, this Court orders and
directs said Assignee to make sale Of all the
Real Estate Of the said Maltbis. which was as.
signed to him in trust. and he shall sell the
same 81 public sale. first giving potiee 81. ibis
order snd the time and place of sale BY adyer.
Using the same In paper published in Itch
held. and also post copy ofthe same on pnh-
lie signpost IN said Norfolk nesrest where said
Real Estate ID situated and make return TO this
Court to whom sold and for how much. with
the expense Of sale. ~ p .
Certified from Kec.rd.
MICHAEL G. MILLS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05


1T q Court Of Probate holden, at .Norfblk.
srftsin and Jtr The Disiviei Of Norfolk, on
tae 12M day Of Fs6sHssg. A. ID. 1916.
Present. Michael q. .Hiiis Esq. Judge.
Trustee q ,Se' sE ldsises ths Assignee or
NUSfolk in said District. m assigning debtor.
under certain stasHte law Of this state emit.
tied an ACTIN addition TO an act entitled an act
against fraudulent conveyances. 10 give notice
10 all persons interested in the estate Of said
Elizur Maltbie 90 assigned.io appear ln they
see eausel before the Ceast Of Probate 10 be
holden at the Probate Office in said district on
the 18th day Of March iS4S. at o'clock A. M
to be heard relative 20 the appointmeni of Com.
missioners on said estate by posing said order
Of notice on public sigHpost in said town d
Norfolk and by advertising the same in NEWS.
paper published in Litchfeld.
Certified from Record. --r 500.
30 MICHAEL G. MILLs. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Al COMPASS

A ND Other Surveyors instruments Is. Cat
"A iln'sl may be had Of the subscriber at a
Also, second hand PIANO FORTE -
= - JOHN CATL1N.
: North 6sldsFeb. Is, 1886. 4O%
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

INDIA RUBBER GOODS
BY THE CASE Or DOZEN
GENTS. india Rubber Over Shoes,
~ Ladley'
Ladies' ss Buskins.
Ladies' -" (" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers.
India Rubber Elastics, &c. &c ,
Merchants and others in want Of any OF
the above Goods. can I've supplied at prices an
low as they can be purchased in New York or
my other market by calling on the subscriber.
directly overthe Post Office.
A. p. P. CAMP.
CU - TJ-M 1NDA
z n OR 90 more stitchers.
Nv Litrhheld. Oct. 2sth .Ie45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
ads .u 70One ali Men, Women, to ,caom the
Presents shall cone-GRErrrSc:

Presents shall EXITING:
II NOW We. That we the Subscribers, have
IN large number of unsettled accounts a.
galnst snndry individuals in the Town and
County Of Litchfed: Therefore, by authority
"f the mercantile department. YOU are comman.
ded forthwith to appear efure the subscribers
and settle your accounts, or be compelled to ap.
pear before some higher authority to be dealt
with as the Law directs.
80 F." KENNEY T. PARKHURST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

A MEETING of the Stockholders If the Co
IA shen and sharon Turnpike Company will
i've holden at the office Of George Wheaton in
The Town Of Cornwall on the 10th day 0f March
tsij at ~ o'clock A M. for the purpose NJ ap-
pointing an agent TO sell or tease part of the
land sad Company own in the town of TTring-
ton, and do any other business proper to be
done at said meeting. This meeting is called
in pursuance ri Bye-Lsw 81 said Company
Dated al Cornwall, Feb, 7th, 1876.
MOSES COOK. Directors.
80 LORRAIN THRALL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

A Ii Persons indeb..d to COlEY. BRAD
"A LEY T. CO. Of Plymouth. assigning debt
os. ase hereby requested TO make ihinediaie
payment t0 the subscribers.
A. d. DO0LITTLE. 1885,.
NJ. n. BUTLER. Il
Plymouth, Jan. IS. 1876. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

Cheap Groceries for Cash
HOOD Brown Sugar At sl.S cents
VI LaguaiEa Cafes Sis - ID,
First rate Porto Rico eeIolassss Szl.a
and ether VOsds equally cheap. $50
VIZ, : 6,RxinasINs
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

Litch6eld. Feb. IoA6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
PROBATE NOTYCE.

HIRAM Mills. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

THOMAS MITCHELL, estate q { . al
Plymouth, Feb, is, 1916. ..-,.
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Pine Woods, Paraclifta, Ultima Thule, Eagletown,.
and. Wheslock, TO Fort Towson, III miles and
back, twice week. -.,gtrrk ......,.
Leave Washington every Monday and Thursday
at "a m, arrive at Fort Towson every Wednesday
Leave Fort Towson every Monday and Thurs.
day at 5 a m, arrive al Washington every Wednes.
day yam and Saturday az by s m ,,.,,e
Narrows, 4s miles and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Saturday at m, ar
rive at Caddo Narrows next day by m.
Leave Caddo Narrows every Friday at m, ar
rive at Washington next day by - m.
1868. From Washington, by Spring Hill, Lsfay-
La /, and Aliens Settlement, to Minden, La, llS
miles and back, once week
Leave Washington every Friday at a m, arrive
at Minden next Monday by l2m.
Leave Minden every Saturday at p M arrive at
Washington next Tuesday by m. ..
Proposals for an additional weekly trip on the
psrtto Conway, are invited.
1854. From Paraclifta, by Casetete Bayou, to
Bonneville, Is miles and back, once in two weeks.
Leave Paraclifia every other Monday at N,
arrive at Bonneville next Thursday, by, 7pm
Leave Bonneville every other Monday at m,
| arrive at Paraclifia next Thursday by pm.
| Proposals for once week service invited; al
| so, to run from Paraclifta by the county seat Of
Polk county, to Whitfield, ITO miles.
| $685. From Fulton, by Pine Prairie and Laynes-
port, to Fort Towson, ITO miles and back, once 10
two weeks. 81. 4r..re nHF" 70.
Leave Fulton every other Monday at a m, ar
| rive at Fort Towson next Thursday by Gam.
| Leave Fort Towson every other Monday at a
| m, arrive at Fulton next Thursday by 9 I'M.
Proposals for once a week service are invited
| $685. From Joseph Tomlinson's on the route to
Washington, by Black Jack, and vache Grass, TO
Fort Smith, ~ miles and back, once in two weeks.
Leave Tomlinson's every other Monday att a
| M, arrive at Fort Smith next day by p M.
| Leave Fort Smith every other Tuesday at Up
m, arrives at Tomlinson's next day by pm
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals for supplying the following Offices, at
sum to be named, and subject TO the condition OF
being limited TO the net proceeds Of the offices, arc
Creek Agency from Fort Gibson, 6 miles, once
week.
L Dover from Dwight; 10 miles, once week.
/ Fort Wsshite and Mayhem from Fort 1 owson,
80 miles, once week.
Magnolia from Union Courthouse, 9 miles, once
| a week.
Old Town from Helena, 20 miles, once q week,
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>cue d-eae<, whcni efv ahkr The skill If The physician and power of medicine. II is
by the eX ipnPnr OF IA new faction IN The eXhaIrmt vessels OF the pare aHrcei induced "
tie apphcatio" ofIhis Inn n"n', that The cure l. effected AMI the disease removed. The
cnnurd application will, t pertvpred in a~urr1iV produce a pTHHdr rddleSS drei>
y ocer the part IfecnA thus p nnln- our with uneuInIc rr" iv The PRIMARY seat m
aud by OnunuIng the rubbing, the vita ed ad morbid HuMs will be sn 10 ooz.
through the kin, and pass off iren'ihH from the surface by The exhAtnl vessels, ad
herb, entirely Graduating Mec auSe IF tined disease, adr restoring the part affected . its
unt hahl.
The following complaints are those in which he Imminent ofSt John Long act msl
conspicuous;