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Mosr HORRIBLE AND extraordinary CASE
We learn that one OF the woflsmen on the Cen
trail Railroad, between hare and Montpelier was killed
last week in the following distressing manner A rock
that they were blasting, not going oil readily, of the
hands went on to the rock, supposing the match had
gone out; but while on the rock the charge went off,
producing sesm sufficiently large TO take in his IL e
and part ofhis body The seam then partly closed up
combining him closely After using every means in their
power TO exticso him, with hope of success con.
sultson physicians called and at his earnest so
lcitaton, blood vessel was opened by which end
put to his sufstings Burlington (It) Liberty Cas-
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auurttuH Intelligence,

rcoLisM IN THE sourB.-We were shown letter
yesterday, dated Nstchcz, jan II, which gave ne.
count the prize eight at that place between Lilly and
brehall II stated that the combaants fought twenty
seven round In the last of which Birchall Tell without
rs'eving blow, thereby losing the fight. Lilly
declared the winner and the stakes given TO him
neht hlter and that his chances for winning out
from me start The combat took place on the rsos
tended w
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Died.

On wednesday morning Ian 81, Many. only daugh.
ter Of george and sarah Endco aged three years and
moths
The friends Of the family requested TO attend tho
funeral wi bout further invitation 23s Ninth street
this (rhursdsy) afternoon at NJ The remains will
be taken to Massachusetts, for nterment.
On the ~ inst Aspahw JoHS CooRs, aged one year.
four months, and eight days
The friends Of the family, Washington Assembly No q
and PnGnix Assembly No l. Of the Benevolent Order
Of Bereans are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28

News PROM BosToN.--We last evening received
Boston papers Of yesterday morning, brought
by Mr.. Cloyes, over the New Haven and Bring.
Geld ronte
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We knew 1t would be Solve knew that
the ladies heard OF tho wonde full baglns that
veng got dty goods Grden as Greenwich
tn would airy crowd his store and Isgu ar
from morning nsht caro- ING OF the most beauti'
enaoles ali they want and that o. the best
kind Take our advice ladies' cali al3 before the
cha see IS flown
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In Cham bers.
Before Judge Vanderpoe

Before Judge Vanderpoei
Hobeds Corpus Bridget English, Ellen Smith, Jare
Stewart, end Mary Ann Nageo, who were committed to
Blackweis Island az Migrants, were brought before
Judge vandepoel Yesterday, onp writ of Hsbsss Cor.
pus, and discharged the grothd that there was no
record Of conviction Ale in the CouuiY rks Office
as required by the Statute.
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The EXPRESS PROM ALBASY.-We are daily in
debted to Livingston & Wells tor Albany paper.
They leave that city in the morning. come over
tho Housatonc RAILROAD, and generally arrive
here at o'clock in the afternoon
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The Tabernacle Will he the centre OF at
tonight The musical reat thsr with the
tfConundums has Produced great excitement and
pc among wis of day yoar
d ums, and uIe your tickets early.
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Cftv yntslliQcnoe.

THs WEArHrR.-We had very sudden change oftbe
weather again yesterday from rain to FROST and towards
evening il became intensely cold. II was freezing dur
ing the day. and the streets dry and cl an the gut
tiers being frozen up We give the range of the hermo
meter since Monday, tsken from Delatour Co.'S 2sk
Wall
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MAILS FROM THE WEsT.-Fifteen or sixteen
mails arrived yesterday from St. Louis. How
many now due
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 10 ~. 30, 81, 49, 81, g. 80 al.
Part 2-lS6 1873 no. lA2 l4s $780, l53 1884, 1885, ioS 100,
1872 lG4. los. SS
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On the 23l vlt, at Lorgwood the residence Of Fred.
Raonl E.q. Montgomery Co, Alabama by the n sv.
Wr Knspp, Airsp MCDONALD To OLIVIA P,aRY
CoopER daughter Of Thomas A. Cooper E,a
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View fu Camargo.

Ifpossble, we shall give in to morrow's Herald,
a very beautiful view of the plaza of Csmargo,
with the camp of the Seventh Infantry, U. 8.
Army. II is one ofthe best Mexican sketches we
have yet had engraved.
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3 9 9 9 9 9

The Great Specific for JCoughs, .asthma, Con.
sumption, and all other Diseases cfthe Lslngs.
USED BY THE INHABITANTS OF CHINA ron
MORE THAN 1000 YEARS, NOW FIRST
INTRODUCED INTO THE u. STATES ~
Prepared intireIy from the root of GiNsENc.
and warranted 10 contain no preparation Of Anti.
mony, Mercury, or Opium. g,s A.e
Its controlling power over these diseases can b
attested by hundreds in this city, who are ready
to testify that il has raised them a<nist'9
From the brink of the Grave!
after they aud their friends had long ceased TO hope.
An agent w~rites-'sYour medicine is doing won.
ders in our neighborhood, as short = time a we
have had it. Four Of our neighbors, whose cert.
fcates l send you, date their 70 Sal
LIES Salvation to it!
Send on a fresh suPply-it is fast driving out the
old remedies-ihe low price at which you putit--
-,,, Only SO Cents per Bottle,
is a consideration these hard times!"
The action Of the ginseng Panaced differs from
that Of any other preparation ever before offered
for the same class Of diseases; instead OF quieting
the Bronchial irritation by their soporifc proper
ties, and thus rendering the lungs insensible to tho
irritation of the disease, which is but fastening the
Patient to the Tomb! 1t a,
Removes the Irritation,
by its specific action on the Lungs, and restores
the Sufferer to Health! .| ,t.I.5ri
Haze you q cough ~
Recollect a cough is but the signal OF approaching
Consumption! Reject in such a csse, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifics, as you would Poison!
fisk your Physieian-He will tell you so.
Are you dragging out a living death with that
worst Of maladies, =
BRONCHITIS?
.auoid the Opiate N0styums.
Your case cannot be worse than dozens who have
been Cwed-Permanentiy Cwed-by this prepa-
ration! -lei @
Even though Consumption be preying on your
vitals with its servent teeth,
THERE is YET HOPE!!
The experience Of dozens says to you, There II
MORE THAN HOPE!t go
Try the GINSENG. The price at which ys
put it, places it within the reach Of all.
Dapis g. Wilmer, Columbus, General Agents
for Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by J. r .&J. H. MoRRIs, Wondsieid
JIM. Round, Summarized. @-asesE
Anshutz, Pollock s. Co., Darlington.
WEIGH g. Armstrong, Beallville.
VIM. Mckinley, Powhattan Point. yaifm
August Is, lS47.-no. %.
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The Great Preventive Medicine.
WRIGHT"S INDIAN VEGE.

"HOUGH WRlGHI"S INDIAN TEGE-.
Table PILLS have achieved triumph
upon triumph, in the cure Of obstinate cases of dis
ease, even after they had been entirely given up,
and after all other remedies had faileI, yet their
power OF prevention may be justly esteemed their
GROWING GLORY!
"Storms." it is SAID, .'purify the all" but storms
do mischief also, and are so far an evil. Were it
within human power to maintain the
ELECTRICAL EQUILIBRIUM l5'sb
between the earth and air, there would be NO oc-
casion for storms, for the air would always be pure.
So Of the human body. II kept free from mor-
bid humors, the action is regular and healthy
But if those humors are allowed to accumulste,a
crisis, or, in other words, a storm, will arise,
which is always more or less dangerous.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
or to allay it when it comes. But u
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,
besides being cheaper and less troublesome. Ths
delay of a day in the commencement of sickness
has often proved fatal, and always renders the case
more difficult to manage.
Let the sickness be caused by fr.f-
CHANGES OF WEATHER.,
high living, want of exercise, close confinement
functonary arrangement. or anything else. tho
effect upon the body is much the same-is equally
dangerous, and movable by the same means.
HAVE YOU A COLD?
Let it not ripen into Consumption. Are you Dye
peptie' Beware Of the hypochondria. Two Pills
taken every other nighton an empty stomach, for
a short time, will, in nine cases out Of ten, cure
the Dyspepsia, and thereby drive away the legion
of ''devIls blue" For Headache, no medicine b
is superior to WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETA.
BLEPILLS. Costiveness, that prolific mother
Of disease, is caused by a torpid state ofthe liver.
which these Pills efIectually cures. BY striking 0
at the root of disease, Wrights Indian Vegetable
Pills prevent all and cure all. They can hardly
ever be taken amiss, If used with common discse-d
ton; and we commend them to the use Of those 3
who have not yet tried them. ala IT
AGENTS IN MONROE COUNTY. oisi
J.A.& G. H. Davenport Woods6eld. ssps,
Bidenharn & Benninghaus. Lewisvillss !. 10 sssr
Welsh g. Thompson, Bsallsville. > .ii.asq egl
j. R. & j. Morris, Antioch. taAasiH 10 ittli
Charles Hare, Summerield. ns5ilsmk daoN
gJ-OHice devoted exclusively to the sais Of
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, whole-l
sale and retail, 1853 Race street, Philadelphia; 2e6i q
Greenwich street, New York; and 1913 Tremonta
street, Boston. ,usN N faabi9ia u
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Ihave been afflicted with my lungs for several
years; have tried various prescriptions with but
little success. Last winter l was advised by fe-
male acquaintance to try DR.. Rogers Compound
Syrup OF I.iverwort and Tar. ! used several bot
ties and obtained great relief, and would recon.
mend it to such as are suffering with diseased
lungs, as an excellent medicine. naa
So -.r-r .Il.ll IN IN SARAHMALEY.
Cincinnati, Aug. IL. IL 5. .s y,}aif 4.
A remarkable cure of Mrs. Hiram Plummer, OF
consumption, who resides on Main, between
Eight and Ninth streets, Cincinnati. N1
This is to certify that used DR.. Andrew Ro-
gers Compound Syrup Of Liverwort and Tar 10
my family, and have found II to be a most excel
lent remedy for consumption. My wife having
been afflicted with that disease, and under the
care Of two of our best physicians for upwards of
twa years, at the end OF which time one Of them
declined further attendance, declaring he could
be OF no further service. She then commenced
using the above Syrup, and continued until she
had consumed two bottles, which proved to be
sufficient to restore her to her usual health. be-
lieve tito be a public b%snefit, and furnish this GER
tiicate to assist in making its virtues known.
,.l.H liz H. PLUMMER.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2. 1856.
For sale by J. r. 81. H. NORRIS, Woodsfeld.
M. c. MORTON, Carlisle.
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TUyO MERCHANTs.-The subscribers wnh-,
ing to omit business offer for sale their Store, !
Dwelling and Warehouse, in Carlisle. II ia a desir,
rable location for any person wishing TO sell good.
a good business having been done at this stand for,
the last three years. Terms liberal. Enquire Of !
J. 2, 4 C.. A. Boyd, Carlisle. Monroe Co., o. rs.
Dec. 4, l647.s g.sb. au. III, 80
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observation-disclosures 10 hereby given
a. that at my instance a writ Of attachment wsssy
on the 9th day Of November, 1847, issued b Jis.J
Scott, a Justice Of the Peace IN and for the iowa.
ship Of w ashineton. Monroe county. Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits. moneys and ef-
fects Of Levi Coen, an absent debtor. no
ANNANIAS WILLIAMSON. sq
Dec. 4, lS47.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Cent emen Of tie Senate

Cent? emen of the Senate
and Of the House Of Representatives.;
sds Lrejoice that u domestic affairs at.
ford, at our present meeting, SO much
cause cfmutual congratulation and pro-
found gratitude to the great Author Of
all Good. Whilst pestilence and fam
inc have wasted the Eastern Hemis-
sphere, health and plenty have smiled in
all our borders. Labor, through OUT its
manifold departments, has ~prcspered
and brought a rich reward. Learning,
1aenevolence and religion, have thrown
their roots wider and deeper into the
foundations Of the social SYSTEM
Temperance has extended, still more,
her benign influence over the erring and
the losl; and, as a consequence, general
good order has prevailed, and crimes
have diminished throughout the State.
During the year that is past, the sew.
eral departments OF the State Govern.
ment have discharged their respective
duties with faithfulness and success, as
will, in due lime, appear from their re-
ports.
AS the very clrcumstantial and able
communication Of the Auditor will i'm
mediately be laid before you, showing
our to be in a highly prosper
Gus condition, | shall content myself
with the following brief statement of
the receipts and disbursements of the
fiscal year ending on the 18th day Of
November, l847.
RECEIPTS.
General revenue received from tax
es levied on the grand list, and
incidental items during the fiscal
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$237,l45 26
1884 OIL
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Tolls and dividends
received upon ca
mails, ~turnpikes and
public works Of
the State
Tax upon Banks. In.
surance & Bridge
Companies
Surplus Revenue,
principal repaid by
the counties
Interest upon Sur
plus revenue paid
by the counties to
Common School.
Fund
Receipts for canal
lands sold, and 9TH
er items
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sayTA ANNA,s mOvEMENTs.
PHrLAprlPHrA, April 81, ls47

PHILADELPHIA April 81, ls47
By the ,owboat Daniel Webster aud the steamer
Edith. from Vera Cruz 9th inst. adyices have been
received at New Orleans, confirming the accounts
BY the St. Mays at Pensacola, that Alvarado had
been captured without loss.
Commodore Perry was about leaving with the
feet to capture every Mexican port on the Cult
Several had already been taken. One south OF
Alvarado fine one, called Kscotalpal, possesses
noby sheltered harbors.
The army was to leave tor Jalapa on the 7th'
Twiggs commanding the advance and Patterson
the center with the volunteers and Worth with the
regulars closing the rear.
Col Harvey. with his squadron OF dragons en-.
tered Antigua, fifteen miles from Vera Cruz, on the
%, and mlkiug brilliant charge on force OF the
enemy lancers, captured eight men and one oth-
Ger.
There are various rumors of Santa Anna's move
ments-one, that he has 90 900 men to oppose Scott
meets little credit from letter writers and may be
considered problematical.
The rumored revolution reported at Csmargo via
Monterey by Major Montgomery, meets no con
frmstion. By these arrivals it appears that Ava
RADIO surrendered to Perry, sending dag OF
truce before Quitman and his troops came up.
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pretended landlord or shield him from the necessl'
ty Of proving one i is as though man 'n01ia
claim 20 own the ocean the atmosphere or score
Of hi, fellow men-a claim pslpaby rePugnant 10
Tho Laws Of Nature not to be taken for granted but
absolutely proved. 1.-THE State has granted % any
man One Million acres Of its virgin soil the state
must sustain its grant bat he who asserts SO vast
an ownership ought not to De permlI'eo 70 resi- Oh
dsncs 10 his favor is not the same as in the case Of
The man who has patiently wrought out his little
farm from the stubborn wilderness. VIII the Com
mercial consider this aspect Of the case
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CITY ITEMS.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH-The Committee ap-
pointed by the Board Of Health to proceed to Albany for
interview with Gov Young in relation to the wsntof
accommodation at the Quarantine for the sick immi-
grants, have returned The Governor hss given the
proper officers full powers To erect such temporary
buildings the Marine Hospital the exigency of the
may require The resident physician thinks the
danger much msgnhed By the rumors of shp fever in
the City.
ET- The delay IN forwarding the mails OF the
Cambria yesterday put the mercantile community into
a most unsmissle humor Every man wanted his let.
ters but not letter a, hand The consequence was
vast amount Of very energetic expressions in relation
to the Government Of this great Republic especially the
Post Office Department II the frequent wish ut.
tered about that Department TO be realized il
would cerainy be very uncomfortable 10 belong to IL
The Boston Teegrsphc Reporter also the Of
world Of commercial sin BY emitting to say word
about the London Money Market which was most anx.
iously waited, as well as BY other short eomings.
r. An enterpnsing English provision dealer
yesterday had his foreign letters brough, from Boston by
special express expense as was said Of si75 and
operated largely upon the information they mum
Gated. Il reported that be offered 500 for
sight Of the letters and refused IT,
lR Mr. BRADBURYs Concert at the Tabernacle
last night was festival in every of the word
The children who sang and the children who heard
we're alike delighted delight Of which the multitude
Of grown people among the hearers aso had their share
To Mr.. Bradbury it have Afforded ubss tia ties
umonis of tho I'm In which be 10 held among us -
Perhaps the most interesting of the evening was
the presentation 10 Mr. B. Of elegant Gold Watch the
gin Of his grateful pupils.
tF The ORIGINAL SWISS BELL.RISGERs give
another Of their delightful Concerts At the Tabernacle
this evening. Their Concerts Monday and Tuesday
densey crowded and the decided applause Of cr,
icsl audiences sufficient warrants rare treat 10
al who may attend this evening No one need fear that
this not the original band which appeared for the hrst
time in this country tNibos-they ara the real Soss
and nothing else.
III MORRIS d WILLS, In their excellent
Homo Journal for the present week have eomneneed
the publication Of another rgna novelette, IL 10 emit
tied FLoRKrTE" and 10, says Mr. Wills In shat De
cuisr vein which born, not acquired AZ this beau
tfu story will through several numbers the Edition,
have again been compelled to Increase their edition ~
enable new subscribers to begin with the be.nains
Those who commence taking the Bow< Journal with tho
present impression are entitled parts OF ,ombey
Son in the book form, with all the engrsyings, sras
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Miscellaneous.

Prussia and Austria intend 70 reduce their armies
Prussia has recommended to the German Diet
law according certsin liberty to the press and b.
vsria and Wurtemburg have notified their intention OF
supporting u
The ex.Dctator Of Crscow NJ. Tysofski. has
taken bis departure for the United states lie would
probably have been condemned 20 death CT lest
Imprisonment Tor life for the leading part be took IN
the late Polish outbreak had be consented TO per.
pe'asl Punishment 20 America The Austrian Govern.
nent has sent him and has given orders It's Min
lister at Washington 10 help him to get his living
Accounts from the Cape Of Good Hope to the 23d
OF January, seem 10 warrant the hope OF early ter
ninstou 70 the hstir war
The house OF Sna 4 Co. at Vienna, has been al.
JUDGED ~ court Of Justice % pay eOOOUO norins
(4lsOooO 10 Messrs Altman OF Pesth their share of
the prorts the tobacco with ,he Austr.n
Government Tor single year.
The distress Ia Poland is as great IS ever Its
SAID that the nobility with but few exceptions not
favorable TO Russ but they do enjoy the confidence
Of the pessSn-y.
The Board OF Admiralty have entered into a con.
tract with the Peninsusr sbd Oriental Steam Nav CATION
Company, for armed mail steamers 70 Yiso. Oporto.
Lisbon. Cadz sod Gibraltar to sail the 7th l7th and
9th OF eseh moniL, from Southampton.
The Emperor Of Russia has issued an ukase. de-
elsDs that Jews In the army shan be allowed rse
the rank Of Lieutenant
Accounts from the Farce Isles state that on the
18th and 18th Of January, fall Of ashes took place
there.
The Csucasisns have massacred 8 whole tribe
who had joined the Russians They did Il Preacher.
ously while pretending friendship.
The PRIscS OF CAPuA AND THE kISG OF Ma
PISA reconciliation has taken place between the
Pinee Of Csyus and bis brother the King OF Naples.
The wife OF the former s 10 be received 81 Court and
IL 10 have the titls OF Duchess Of Mascal The Augs
burg Gazette say. il is reported tia, Naples viii be de-
elared a free port
Accounts from Turin represent the King Of sr-
dnis to be dangerously 81
Mr.. NEwsAS-We are informed that Mr. New
acting under the tdviee Of his holiness the Pope
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original por,raiI parity from medals md coins The HE
nssses of all the sovereign poutihs hi. predeees'or
25s in NUMBER tina, these may be copied IN Mosaic TO
sdorn the Bssilica Of st Paul where similar series
persisted 10 the FIRE The pictures will sierwarc De per-
msnepily placed 10 the Vatican Museum
ISTESDED Assassination OF THE POPE.-A few
d1ys $40 Young man was arrested Rome In q coffee
house frrquented by foreign artists fer having spoken
disrr'pectiully Of th@ Pope He called himself Coun,
B.ldi native Of FsDo. and In bis lodgings several
poinsrds slrguus and other prohibited arms were
found He first would give explanation but stlsst
s,aeo that be had intended to sssassnate Plus TX. on
the day on which his Holiness should distribute rel ous
bsnpers the different quarters Of Rome he Ia said
70 Re implicated in the conspiracy recently discovered
Of Rome and Ancons. lGslguani-
A repor, prevailed few days since, that the
Pope 10 oeierence 20 Austria had sssenied 70 censor
chip Of the press Tut wants confirmation, and is the
less likely 10 be tue inasnuch bis Holiness has Dis
covered connection between Austria and conspiracy
against him.
The Pope has ordered general gas works TO be
constructed beyond the walls Of Rome, Ia order to light
the streets and supply private consumers.
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TRlsrs MISSION TO MExTco.-The dispatches
sent 10 Gen. Scott by Mr. Trist contain the ulti-
mate views of the government in relation to peace
or the continuance of the and II determined
that propositions for peace hereafter must from
Mexico and If they no, speedily made, there APP
pears TO be doubt that the instructions Gen Scott
and Gen Taylor to march TO the Capital. The offer
Is said TO be less stringent regards Mexico than the
previous offer made through Mr.. Atocha Rumor says
the offer proposes a line drawn due West to the
Pacific from the mouth of the Rio Grande-that s to
ssy-the parallel OF twenty-five. This would give US
Coshuila Chihuahua, Sonora New Mexico and the
CALIFORNIA; with population Of about half million,
and an area OF more than million of square miles
The cum according 10 rumor has been increased from
Is to % millions the indemnity claimed by our citizens
and the expenses Of the being yeded-our govern
ment retaining possession Of all the Mexican ports and
revenue 90 the Pscihc and the Gulf until every stpua
ton OF the treaty shall have been fulfilled by Mexico If
this be really the new offer take for granted il will
be rejected crippled as the country is
Mr.. Tnst II Is presumed, will remain in Mexico until
he witnesses the deoenf having documents suited TO
every emergency. Newark Adv;