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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
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Petition TO SsrHl E.aaatI

Petition eO Srsa A4;aaaes.
hTATE OF VERMONT.}
DISTRICT OF CnrTENnEN, s.. :
Tie Honorable Ftobate Cour tor tie District Of
Chittcnden, 10 all persons TO rh0m these presents
shall come, GREETING:
WHEREAS, Hiram II. Iampqr, guardian OF
w Caroline VI Grswold and Harriet Frances
Griswoid, children OF the late Hiram f. Grlswold,
having filed in said Court his application, IN writing.
setting forth that his said wards seized and possess
scd in their right, each, OF one Undivided sixth
part OF certain lands building lots and buildings
thereon that is 10 say, OF one mcssuagc and tene
incnt at the junction ot Church street with Bank
street and on the west side Of sad Church street and
tie north side OF said Bank street, containing
halt acre OF land more or less, with two dwelling
houses and ont buildings the same, and Is the
tenement lately owned and occupied by the late VII
ham a GtiwUd also OF a small tenement on the
side OF the Church street, next south OF the
Baptist meeting house, bounded on the west hy lior-
ace Whcclrrs land and on the south by Charles
w oolcot land containing about tweniy-Our rods OF
land, more or less, with dwelling house and out
buildings thereon, both OF said lots Of land situated in
BuINngton-aso Of the undivided hall OF building
lot in said Burlington, known as number e OF the
quarter acre los-also OF pew IN Mr.. W orccsters
meeting house, said Burlingonalso OF two lots OF
land in Barton in Orleans county, 10 wit: number
in the ninth range and number eight IN the sew
cnh range OF lands in said Barton--that his said
wards very young, being only OF the ages Of eight
and hive years respectively, and that II VIII he tar
more advantageous Tor the interest OF his said wards,
that their interest III said lands be sold, and the avas
thereof be invested in profitable stocks OF placed at
interest ON good and permanent security and pray
ing said Court TO grant hun license to sell said inter-
est OF his said wards IN said lands -
WHEREuroN, the said Court assigned the 18th day
of July, lSiS for hearing and deciding said petl-
ton, AT the Probate Office in said Burlington, and or
deied that all persons interested should be notified
thereof by publishing this order containing the sub
stance OF SAID application three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed AT
Burlington, the last OF which publications. to be- previ-
! GUS to the day assigned as aforesaid Tor hearing
Given under my hand AT Burlington, in said Dis
| rict this 18th day OF June 1918.
! lj2w3 BRADFORD RiXFORD Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

Cheshire EsaisrOcd.
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sN..5t ssS-Ss.S 1883. .sss,ssys Esls,-E-l.
OPEN TO Il T. Il n T..
ON and after Tuesday, May 18th the Passenger
" Trains will run in connection with the Fchburg
Trains between Boston and kecne ms follows:
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ, and 80, p NJ.
Arrive nj kccne Mt 100, A. NJ, and G, p. M.
Leave keenc at Z 30, A. NJ, and p NJ.
Arrive at Boston at IL, NJ, and G.3O, p. VI.
AT keene Stages will connect with all the trains
and from Walpoc, Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavern
dish, Ludlow to Rutland and Burlington ; Drcws
vile Alstead Charestown, Springfield. Wcaherseld,
Caremont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
This line in connection with the Fitchburg Rail
road and the Stages to and from kccnc, forms n di-
rect line OF communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire !;
and the shOricst and mast dircct line between South
crn. Middle. and Western Vermont and Western
New Hpupshire and Boston and also in connection
with the Stages from Winchcndon and Fitchburg to
Worcester, aud the Worcester and Providence Rail
road the most direct line between those sections of
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun
y and the State of Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from Littleton Mass to Lowell direct
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell
Freight trains will run daily, to and from Boston,
in connection with the regular fitchburg Trains
II. NJ EDWARDS, President.
j.. TILTON, Engineer.
Keene, May Is, 1913. w4Stf
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FEVER SNRE

n D. sin! au extract rp.u Dr. llp,rv au old and r..
~ - .cir Grceut'd. Ii,> Tho l,itor can b. 80, - .
~ D. ToA ussnIs fIl 'ri! al desc ptio. ut
r. Sc
THO Sirsor1rlr m~ot, with read, ,lr and gives good
'ilp Tar 90. have hn'I abb M learn puc gentleman In
age mur' hcHciiicl by iis use and vorl,,
certificate VIM 1 o. los. have slrcsly .ali r,rr
had of the 'nu! reserved trnu Won, and ,is v-nt d
sgou time, luAfs, respectfully.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Ann IIarringtOn's Estate.
STATE, OF NERMONT.l The Hol

DISTRICT OF CHmTrNDEN, IS Probate Court for
the District OF Chittcnlen oall persons connected in
the estate of Ann Harrington, late OF Burlington in
said District deceased GELETiNG:
WHEREAS, George b. Shaw Administrator of
w the estate of said deceased, proposes render
an of his administration, and present his
count against said estate for examination and allow
ance at session of the Court Of Prohac TO be holden
at the Probate Office in sad Burlington on the l9h
day of Jnly next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 70 appear
] before said court the time and place aforesaid,
and shcw cause if any you have, why the account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 2lth day
OF June, A d. ISIS
w59w3 BRADFORD RIXFORp, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Removed.

ENIfE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customer
l. that he has removed his shop to the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Jas II Plnt, nearly oppcs site
the Chlttcrdcn County IIo1sc, and directly opposite
Mr. lIatches Gun Shop, on Church St. where he will
always be in readiness do all work entrusted to him
in the most workmanlke manner including
JEWELLERY AND WATCHES
of every description, making PATENT LEVER ESCAPE
MEETS good as Johnson or Robinson Also, Duplex,
Icpne, aud all vcrclc &c. Al kinds of repairing,
setting pnions staff, cylinder wheels &c, wei and
neat as can be done in the city oi New York Music
boxes repaired Accordians and McloJians tuned
All work done by his own hands
Mr.. F. having worked in large establishment IN
the city of New York for two years. Mounting Fla
ishing and Repairing Watches of all kinds, and hav
ing previously received good instructions from
cellent European workman, is well qualified to
ecuie the most difficult work, md he cXhorts tie
public to place in him their confidence and bcstow
upon him share of patronage. Refer for iniorma-
ton respecting his workmanship,t to Mcssfs Fellows,
Van Arsdale 4 Cooper, No. ", Maiden tninc. New
y ork. LOUIS FREMEAU.
Burlington, Nav II. 1918 iGti
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Sell ! Will,

At WINOOSkl FALLS.
NIIE SUBSCRIBER HAS AT HIS STORE A
large assortment Of almost every kind OF Goods
purchased entirely for Cash but no, being ms well off
some OF his neghbors, had TO borrow part and must
and will sell to pay that and TO purchase more, please
call and see, the best and cheapest offered in this
County. SIDNEY BARLOW.
Wnooski Falls Nav H. 1878 81
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Notice 20 bsfsysiciasss.

TN consequence Of the great quantity of impure
J. Medicine and inferior Drugs, Of both foreign and
domestic kinds offered for sale the subscriber is spare
ing pains in attaining those OF fjSirc pWrtg, and
intrinsic gO0dHesS The disadvantage 10 which our
Practitioners have been liable, now, to evident
benefit, be removed.
Chemicals, Medicines, and the hest Drugs furnished
to Physicians and Merchants, and dispensed to TIM
lilies at reasonable ulvancc from cost
PHYSICIANS Fouuua, and family prescriptions put
up with accuracy and promptness, Tho a. Pcs,
w32 im Burlington VI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
'EhP Coming tNO,,rfy,

I'VE Understand that very extensive lprc-
~ para'ions makinga Jericho to entertain the
people o this County, on the approaching Ami
versnry. From the Orator OF the OCCASION f., D. BAR
BER Esq, the public may expect interesting and
instructive Discuurse-ior We venture 10 predict that
that gentleman has not yet forgotten his early habits
OF pencra
To supply the substantial wants of the inner man,
the llessrs BRowN and BosTwcK are fully compe-
lent and we understand their willingness is now ex-
hhltng itself i'll the procurement OF edibles from the
cities, which tardy seasons TAIL to furnish at 50
early day.
The Committee of arrangements announce to all
Revolutionary soldiers, within and without the Coun-
ty, that they will be most happy entertain every He
ro oi iG, who will favor the occasion with his pres
ence.
They also inform the public that Ncs4rs Bows &
y lsrwlCK will dine the company at ~ cents each
which charge considering the expensive arrangements
/ making, the Committee consider extremely rcasona-
bic They say tins 10 contradict some false rumurs
which have been circulated in relation to the matter
aud to do justice 10 the enterprise manifested by the
| prOprictuls OF the table,
| BY order OF the Committee oi Arrangements,
| d2-wIt y. PROUTG. Chairman.
rI,HE BURLINGTON MILL Co. will pay cusl
| l for Wool.
June 26 AS Il and W Pm is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

WE tie Subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tic, OF Chiltoudcu. commissioners to receive examine
against the estate OF WILLIAM Rory, late OF BHcng-
ton in said Disrsct, deceased, represented nsovcnt,
and also all claim and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and SIX months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We will at
tend to the business of our appointment, at the Office
OF George B. Shaw, in Burlington, in said District, on
10 o'clock, A. II, on each OF said days.
Dated this Doth day OF June, A ID. 1918.
G g. q. 3 SHAWi Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
lftorrir0,

In this Village on Tuesday, June 9Th, by the Rev
II. Dunn, REV. s. ID. BRowy, late of Plattsburgh
N Y to Miss I.ucY S. IIERRicK, daughter OF John
llcrrick Esq Of this place.
In Orwell, on the Goth inst by Rev. F. D. WHEELER
of Jericho. WILLIAM II. HUMPHREY Esq OF
Ithaca n Y to Miss MARY H. IL. WHEELER,
of Orwell.
AT the residence of her father in keesevie N. T.
on Thursday Evening, the Odd inst by the Revd' no
MAS MA1LABy of Plattsburg, SAMUEL AMro
Esq to Miss ELIZABETH q. Tl'OMfSON'
eldest daughter OF ANDREW Thomson Esq. all OF
Keescvllc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Highgatc Mineral springs.

M F THE fsr' HoTsE heTnf Hss Snsd ss
and furnished it with every convenience necessary
for the comfort of visitors and boarders, respectfully
socits the patronage of his friends and the public
generally. These Springs have become justly cec-
braed for the curative properties of their waters,
and for the variety and beauty of the surrounding
sccnery-and make a pleasant resort for persons in
quest Of health or amusement.
Horses and Carriages in constant readiness.
tg Two new boats. for sailing and fishing excur-
sions, CHARLES ID. SANFORD.
Nav l2h 1919
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Stvaycil.

'1.N ENRON the enclosure Of the sub
ZS-IA-a scribcr IN Milton, abou, the 25ih OF \
pm, sorrel yeal old Nore Colt, with white teet
aud white stripe la her face ANY person. giving in
i'ru9toh to the 81 lscr'hrr where the maze may be
ounj 81 r5lur ing hcl 10 s possrsslon wiil be salts
lactouly rewarded
WILLIAM MARS
Milton Jan s. 1915 W'o3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

'"esa.t Rstssl NessetiS Estate.
STATE OF NERMONT.}
DISTRICT OF CnlTTENDEN, IS. {
The Han. Tie ProJaic Comt for the District of chit
tcnden: To all persons concerned in HE Esjnfc
Of Susdnna EolicH late Of Burlngton il, said
District, dcccased, GRrrT1yG.
~ HEREAS, Timothy Follct, administrator or
w the estate OF the said deceased proposes 10 rem
der an account OF his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examination and MI
owance at session of the Court of Probate IN he
holden at the Probate Office, i'll said Burlington, on
the 18th day OF July next. "
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
cause, il any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this 18th dav
of June, A. d. 1913 ' ''''' ''y
t52w3) BRADFORD RIXFORD. Bog;s,,-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
(simghauMS. Ginghallls.

4 MOTHER large lot of Ginghams prices still
N lower than they were before they are now chea-
per than Cacns.
c. +. STAMFORD & co.
Burlington June 10, 1913. tid6O
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
GREAT SPRING PURIFIER

The heave powders given in small doces. will be
found most useful at this season. They stimulate the
skin to cust off the supcrtluous hair and produce new
they loosen the hide give glossy appearance to tine
cont protect against disease: they also from their fine
alternative and restorative powers, purity dir blood
and renoyae the whole system, which horses require
Mt this season as much any of the human race, who
find preparation of sarsaparlla useful to correct
yitiaed state Of the fluids incident to The change Of
weather, which in the spring affects OF all animal
as well as all vegetable life
This re,,ejy los ,corircdo s,orlinr rovcr before
o,,aInrd Inv INV hors. ,iIff.ine a intact we know
no ,at,ut mod ira thot Las receive, rs i,u,h com
,,rrIa,inn cor'si,I rfr tb" tI,n il Iaa Lorn c.,ah-
i.h"d in his couniry More thru Zoo ;rrjol and
written ,esti,noro.s |ioyc yollutorinv heer rendered
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Rutland \ Bur',.nc,,0n Rail Read.

jsNNo assessmcnts Of five dollars cach
have been ordered 10y the Directors on carh ahnrc
OF the caplta, stock OF the Rutland x Burlington Raj
Road to:lpdny one payable on the 2Glh day o June
and ':e other on the 10Th day OF July next
Payment may be made 10 the Banks OF Burlington
Ncrgcnnes, Middcbury. Black River, Bellows Falls
Cheshire Bank kcene, \ II, II o Perkins. NJ the
Rail Road Office, Rutland, Edward Pickering, No. 90
State Street Boston, the Treasurer AT his Office
IN Middebury
SAME SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlebury, May Il, ISIS isw6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
IMPROVED AMERICAN AlR-TIGllT
CnOliur gsnv,.

TIE above stove is offered to the public art
ice tor culinary purposes unrivalcd by any other
now IN use. It's construction is very simple and con-
scqiently can be managed with facility and ease.
The oven is large and bakes admirably, the iiues
being SO arranged as to duse equal degree OF hea,
in all parts OF IT, very useful feature in this stove is
its summer arrangement which consists of a furnace
which can be used with the same facility and more
economy than the common portable furnaces
--ArSO--
A general assortment of Fancy Fox and Air,ight
stoves OF the latest styles, Patent Pumps, lead pipe,
Agricultural Implements &c
lob work OF nll kinds in tin, copper and Sheet Iron
done in the latest style and on short notice
(w52li.) BOSTIV1Ck 81 EVARTS.
NALAD OIL - The incest article for
~ table use, for sale by case or bottle at
June ~. w52 THEO. A. PECKS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
New Goods
j. v. IL AND ALI

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
IL York with large assortment of Watches, Jew
clry and Fancy articles. He has the largest and
best assortment OF Watches and Jcwery that has ever
been offered for sale in the State of Vermont, and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought in
Montreal, Boston, New York, of the same quality.
lie has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds, Gold
Lockeis ofeverv Pattern Gold Guard and Fob chains,
Gold Pens in Gold cases for Ladies or Gentlemen,
Gold Seals and Keys of every Pattern, and a great
variety OF Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins,
fine Gold Pins with glass aud Box Setting for Minea
lures, two dozen different Patterns of Bracelets and
clasps, Gold Thmblcs, Beads, and Chain Slides G
Rings of every description, Prices from 25cts to S2j 90
Ear Hoops, large or SMALL Plain or chosed Ear
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Card cases. Ivory Tablets Steel
Bends, Rings and 1assels Purse Silk &c &c.
Burlington, June Ii, as. w5l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Geo. "A. LIEcns Estate.

Geo. a. NIECHS EIss0sc.
SOPHIA S. ALLEN, administrX of the
y Estate of Geo A. Allen having exhibited an ac-
count of her administration and prayed that the
may be allowed.
Ii is ordered by the Probate Court for the District
of Chittenden that the be examined on the 18th
dnv of July Is Is at the Probate Office in Burlington
and that notice thereof be given to all concerned by
publishing this order in the Free Press three weeks
successfully the lasi of which be before the day lot
for the examination.
c. ADAMS, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

A FIND assortment just received.
n w52 BEINSMAID & BROTHERS.
nOLD AND SILVER. STEEL AND
W Plated and German Silver, Spectabcs and plated
Goggles, fine assortment Just received.
w52 BRiNsMAin a. BRoTHEES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
June %. 1913.
Rutland and Burlington
Rail Road.

ktt Ltfs,55-z L. e. : . e. r
fsVWO ASSESSMENT OF FIVE DOL
! lars each. have been ordered by the Directors on
each Share OF the Capital Stock OF the Rutland and
Burlington Rail Road Company; one payable on the
first. and the other on the 18th day of August next.
Vergcnncs, lliddcbury, Black River, Bellows Falls,
Cheshire Bank, kccne y. II. II. O. Perkins. at the
Rail Road Office, Rutland, Edward Pickering. Go
STATE street, Boston, or to the Treasurer at his office
in llidlIebury. ....
SAN. SWIFT, Treasurer.
Nilllchury. June d, ISIS wj}wG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
II. NJ. PARkERS
DaCllcrrcOtNpc Rooms.

HILL BE CLOSED on the 9th inst, I'M
w Ill the first OF Jnly next, after which they will
be opened over the Agricultural Ifare- House, Col
ege street, Burlington VIZ, where they have been for
the last year.
NAV IS. lSis. wi9tIyl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
AT Ea0M IL.

NHERE WE SHALL BE HAPPY TO
w receive Calls for all kinds OF Painting Clunnr
Paper Hanging, &c. &c.
Shelburn Street, opposite American Hotel.
RUSSELL u SPAU LDING.
Burlington, March 10, 1918 37tf
sgAIR BRU SHES! A great variety at
Ea low prices, Tor sale by THO. A. PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
WALk TP TO TIiE CiPTlIN'S
DEI'ICEN

A s the Mayor" says, People don't care much
~ WHERE or HOW man gets his Goods they
want them cheap and good and good assortment 10
select from We will ty and supply such wants at
the Variety Store, please call aud Sc
bhlNSM AID y BROTHERS
ACkEllEL, No. ] Il in RbIs, Half
VA bhs Quarters .Eighlhs and b, hr single pound
Also Hudson- Bay Salmon. \ : EENEY.
June ), As w5p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

Know ROOT, Sage, Barley, Tapioc
4 Rice Flour and soda Biscuit, n, res, and T.
lnn' ~ Iiiiu, A. PECk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
I'D. WI. VARNEY
White Smith. Cutlcr L. Gun Smith

- RESPECTFULLY announces to the inhabitants
IL OF Burlington and vicinity, that he has returned
to this p ace and again commenced business at the
old stand on College St, formerly occupied by him,
where strictly applying himself to business, and doing
work when promised, he hopes to secure portion Of
the patronage he has formerly had.
lime - 1919 WIZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
NOTICE..

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
A n adjourned Meeting of the State Medical So
IA cieiy will be held at Cas'lcton on the last day
of the Spring Session OF Lecturcs-W Wednesday the
nth of June. Addresses may be expected, and Path
illogical Exhibitions OF interest to Physicians
NJ. GOLDSMITH
wi9;3t Correspondence Sec'U.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30

TIN. Brass, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
j Ware, of all descriptions, for sale at the Buring-
ton Agricultural Warehouse very chcop tor cqsh
PIERCE. DICEH X CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
Fruit.

Fruit.
EsESll ORANGE AND LEMONS,
NJ day received Also, One Bbl Smoked
Beet Hams, IN good order A : DEWEY "
June :1lh, IS dt1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-30
EiIrG Works.
loOriaillc SsMisIs
Canes and Fans.

TOR winding silk, thread or yarn Also, sore
l. Cushions, Spool Stands, and just received
w52 BRlNsMAlr a. BRoTnERs
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30

rLcKENER's SUGAR COATED Pills are every
" where the rage. And wherefore mo-, For
all other medical compounds make you worse be-
fore they make you better, while Clickener's Pur-
gative Pills give pleasure from the first instance.
and cure one entirely without giving him to sup.
pose that he has been taking medicine at all.
Had Byron been living he would. have called
Clckener's Sugar-coated Pills the Poetry of Med
icine, for heretofore medicine, in almost all its
Iorns was nearly as disgusting as it was benefi-
cal; but now the evil is most efIectually removed
for Clickeners Sugar coated Purgaiive Pills have
no taste whatever Of medicine, produce none of
the nausea and gripping attendant on the operation
of other medicine, and their speedy effect in re-
moving. all inquiries from the system cannot be
excelled by any other medicine which has been
discovered. s4,3
For sale at the Republican Office. by T. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-30
Extraordinary Case.

There fell under our observation yesterday
says The Kingston tUlster county, Journal, the
mos, singular case of disease We ever witness
.ed. The subject is a man named Snyder. aged
35 years, residing in the town of Warwarsing
In THIS country. -Four months ago he had an
attack OF sickness, but recovered and was 10
all appearance entirely healed. Abou, a fort
night aller his recovery he was seized with
drowsiness. and for some rme after, slept near.
ly rwo-lhirds ofihe day. This disease conrin-
ued TO increase, until he would sleep two or
three days without waking. When we saw
nm yesterday, he was continuing an unnier-
rupled sleep Of five days. His pulse is resn-
lar, though not very full, his respiration is easy
and natural, and skin moist and cool. If food
or drink be placed in his mouth. he swallow,
II; and he walks when led by the hand, and
slightly supported. On Thursday las, he awoke
from sleep Of two days. spoke few words.
struck a lady who was in the room violently
with chair, and almost Immediately afrerward
sunk back into his present sumber. He is on
bis way 10 the New York Hospital