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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30
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so MICH CELEBRATED
INDIAN VEGETABLE MEDTCLNE,S


RE Universally acknowledged he the Safest Cheapest all
MOST EeCtual Remedies for the various Diseases The
man slscm ever offered to the public They be relied
WIN confidence TO all curc cases. Their action il i'll
mediate and thorough, Graduating disease worst forms
thousands who havehec pronounced Hcurable by their Ph,
c"s, YET AVE. 10 testify to the virtues OF these extraorina
PpaohS having beth restored TO sound health by their
These Medicine ARE to" well known to require eAens
notice Scarcely village exists throughout New EnelanN
where living witnesses be found tell of their nest
| able value.
We will name here. he principal Medicines and hd
uses referring the tLqnirer after health, TO the FAMILY PH
CLAM, work edited By d. Spear where may be found
t treatise on the origin and mature of the principal
which ac' humanity directions how to preserve and
ncam '"setrr WIN some certificates from highly respectful
po'1ncc This book can be obtained DR.. Spears Agon
BALM OF IiFE, Nos & 2-For Consumption, Dyspeps
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Debility. Nervous Ai,ctio
rhthl st AS h,H'ma P4Inl'aton Bronchitis, &c.
CAlARRH SNUFF--For COnsumution. Catarrh Con,
Headache &c this is certain cure for Catarrh and urpas
any Hpsr for cleansing the head in of cold
HE IlNERWORT PILLS, have been for long time cons
ed universal medicine. trial Of one box will satisfy The
en that they are the best pugalive They remove
sCROFULA sYRUP-This one of the most enecluaI ave
in use Tor cleansing and purifying the blood 1t removes ev
mpurly rom the SYSTEM whether ola scofons canceo
nature 1t Is comPonnd of seventeen ingredients, and o.
SGsS For efficacy and safety
nlNi II used according to directions, cure warranted
every case for which is recommended, GERMAN LOTTO
rms Is warranted 10 cure the Salt heum forms
TONIC CORDIAL is one nfthe most powerful tones ever
rI,Ss u ne 1e.t m'e medicine to be Obtained
remedy haore The pic for This purpose. 1t ohvates the
ceSy OF resprn2 t" instruments, and is unquesonaby
certain remedy EYE WATER.-This is the best eye wa
now in use GRNEl MlXruRE.-1his viii cure ali case
'he gravel FOR other remedies Family Physician"
NJ the ingredients of the above Medicines are furnished
Nature herself and are combined in accordance with kno
Clans ~ " ~ $40
lhG merits have been tested by thousands. They have
N'td ant paved be equal TO The consideration caimed
them. cannon
IL Ar ra fails to restore health confident Is the prop
eor Other efficacy that the expense any means wi
hundred dollars. - " "
Principal Office, $40 Washington street Boston so,J .L
OuHtry 7 'SA'a'
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NORTHERN r ILROAD.
~ a ES 800 f a; 60 s54

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FTER Dec. jlh sis Passenger Trains daily Sundays ex
IA cepeh IN connection with the Lowell Nashua, Concod,
Vermont Central, ind PassumpsiC Railroads.
Leave BustUn the depot oi the Lowell Road, for Bs0
and Lebanon NJ H., and Mortified and ellis River VI, NJ
LA. N. and II NJ.
Leave Northneld at Ia A. NJ. and nt Ia NJ.
Leave Wells River at A. NJ aud r. NJ and West Lebanon
for Boston, via Concord Manchester Nashua and L0we nj "
A. NJ and "a r. NJ the arrival Ol the IRON the
per Roads.
This road connects with the Central and Ssumpsc Railroads
nj White River and Is The mud direct route from
Central and Northern Vermont New Hampshire and the Cuna
dnS, to Boston. II IL also the British Steam Mail Line.
Passengers by the NOrhlGlj Wells River and
West Lebanon Nrrveai New York City night Con-
cord Nashua and Worcester, and Norwich Railroads. und the
connecting Steamboat lines.
Merchandise Trains for the Northern Central and Plssumpsic
oads leave The Lowell Railroad Depol Boston daily Sunday
excepted, ONSL0W STEARNS aren't.
Concord, N. II. Dec. H. 1913 2n
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WHOLE SETS OF MINERAL rrrr,,
" X w stsssSesJ
TAIL 0RlNG ESTABLISHMENT,

NM l.. DAMON would announce to the inhabitant
o. woodstock and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms on Elm street, over L. = IayIen's Store where
ne VIII make up garments TO Order in the latest and most
approved style. Cutting for Others 10 make done ut any
ue' ana W be responsible for the fit brightly made.
Trusting, by attention to bus ness and punctuality TO
merit, a share OF your patronage
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H. X II d S r. .

9SY READING THE FOLLOWING AFFlDAVlT--the Pub
~ lie will learn the origin rather where the recipe 10
taking the stuff they call Old Dr. Jacob Townsend Sarsapa
ala, romamd will be able 10 Judge whit is the genuine
nd original and of tho honesty of the two men who
poye in selling it the original DrTOwnsends SarSpdra
Dr. s. F. Townsend the original proprietor and inventor Of
DOwnsends Sarsaparia and his medicine hats gained repua
Iion that no other remedy sdped lie manufactured over
million of bottles last year, and manufacturing AT present
1000 bottles per day. We Sarsaparila aud Yellow
Dock in establishment each day than all The Sarapariia
Manufacturer in the world. Principal Office, 1875 Fulton
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5000 POUNDS

EDrmc Cod Fish $3.50 per Hundred delivered Hanover
Norwich Depot also NGktrel ut the Lowest prices Con
stantly hand by G.. L. Danlorh q Co.
Hanover Aug 1919. ,Hr
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Read the Affidavit.

City and Comfy of New York.
William Armstrong of the said City, being duly doth
dcposc and say practical Druggist and Chemist.
That some time part of May first OF June, Si}
man by the OF Jacob Townsend who at that time
book and pamphlet pedde called upon depUneut the house
Mr. Thompson, No. AZ Hudson wre eponenl board
ed and requested deponent to write him recipe by which TO
make Syrup Sarsapara DepOnen further that he
become acquainted with said Townsend at the Office Of Thea
Foster Esq., Book Publisher with whom said Townsend
dealt That said Townsend dd had frequent conversations with
eponcn respecting the manufacture OF article 0 Sursapaa
to be sold under the name Of Dr. Jacob Townsend
That said Townsend stated he old and poor aud
IL for hard abornd wished TO make money,
order his Old days, and that if Strsapara under
the Townsend, sold well and much money
something il dis being TOwnSend il he could
get capable person to prepare recipe, ana manufacture II for
him. DepOnenl in o the conversations asked said Town
send fhe related Dr. s. 7. Townsend to which he replied
that he knew Dr. s. T. Townsend would be down after
he should But that he did him. he
had formed II partnership with who could furnish
Quisir amount clpllaand well prepared To defend him
self against any attack that might be made on him.
UcpOnet further that to the request Dr said
Jacob Townsend, he wrote recipe for the
Syrup Sdrsupnla, and to him. Said Townscnd OBJ
served that he wanted TO make specimen exhibit
approval, he wished crafty
thing, hey furnished all the CapalSnd Townsend also told
dGpOnCnt that the bottles they be the
size aud shape Dr. s. F. Townscnds dcp0nent
the request said cob Townsend office Dr. s.
p. Townsend, and procured one Of his labels.
And deponent further that he has been ipnrmel and
verify believes The Syrup of Sarsapaa sold ms Obi RcDb
Townsends, is made aerhe recipe furnished by depOneni
Jacob Townsend, ms aforesaid.
And further depOnent saith not.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn TO before me, this 9th day Of May, 1919.
$. Woodruff,
O3m Mayor oi the City of New York.
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OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH.

Ia III
HDERSO Ms wishing any Denta Operations per-
ormeI are respectfully invited cali on the sub
"I"cr; VINO having had the experience OF large and
"oes'i praCice for many years, feels confident that
Nv performs an operations in Dentistry equal TO any
o'n met practitioner in the United states.
me subscriber wishes bOast but knowing what
hsown ski and success haze been and what he is
ne oil no" doing he feels to be his privilege TO make
ns Pnnc assertion; and challenges competition in INV
nahtl OF ms profession. lie particularly calls The alien
ton OF the public to his elegant '' "'''"'
WHOLE SETS OF MINERAL TEETH
"gch he Inserts in the durable and use full manner
- necessary for no one to 20 to the CITY for work Of
.a hlhu rs ne VIII engage to it, in sye nm
surpassed Tor beauty and usefulness, by any other prae
uuoner nnd at much lower rate than is CHARGED Ior
WORK o'thc same quality in the cities.
Decayed teeth filled and prevented from further decoy
rihoS replaced without charge. Several Years AGO me
subscriber commenced keeping record of every opera
tlol' taxing the name of the person for whom il was
Perormed and This is his practice; enabling him to
sl' himself ana the patient, whether he ever filled any
particular cavity or not. '
II inc subscriber visits his office in WINDSOR on the
M M0hddy IN every MONTH and remains until Saturday
noon AT nI other times he may be found a his office in
M"ol'l"ck, W. Communications addressed TO him nj
woodstock willie promptly answered.
, us CHASE, NJ. d., Dental Surgeon,
1ol anu manufacturer Of Mineral Teeth.
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Woodgiock Charles Chapman SO. Woodstock Oliver Baie
QHechee, Charles Tnkham; Hartford, j. O. iookS rw,G
r. l.. i. NJ. ODDS; WINDSOR A. ~ II. Wrlnerj Fech INV
Brown; Cnvendsh Robinson White; Ludlow, d. L. ~en
Poctorsvie, Clement Ahrron; Chester HALEY loyal
ton r. p Ncyens Bethel Jacob Smith Gnysvilc, VI. Jay
Lebanon George Kcndricki Rochester, Briggs Pierce.
For sale wholesale an retail by Ocyu, Mu keesOh Co. w
Maiden Lane n. Y.--le0
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LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
FEW du1 lett ofthOsc Linen ll'dk'fs, warranted nj
IN AT 6 Ia cts, by Z. l.. DANFORlN Coo
Hanover, July, 1910. 10
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
NORATIO WOODMAN,
Rail Road Exchange Court Square, Boston,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HAS nm Agency at Washington and procures Io,J
warrants, buck pay extra pay, widows a. Orubnns,
PenslOIs and proseGutcs Cluns of every descrinIon
"s't the uh'e" States on the most reasonable terms
La"d WmToatS bought aad sold. 4G5 6m
~ soldiers discharged before the close of the vor
ShnSl Mexico, are entitled TO three months extra nnv
~ mows OF soldiers Of the Revolution, married prior
I" ''oo nte euliIled TO o pension. r'''
J,im" .ne willows and Orphans of soldiers who died
u"r'hs the war against Mexico. O'''
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You mus, come home and take tea with me,
raiu he, as he stood holding my hand tightly in
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Children that arc Tcethimg,
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DXS-
PERSIA,

II is most excellent restorative, giving healthy 10 both
the stomach and bowels and prevents food from pressing dis
PRESSING the stomach.
The public may assured that il contains neither opium
mineral substances, thing that is in the least injurious to
the constitution.
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and cure follows by few days OF this article i -
far before any other preparation this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam.
phtet.
This disease is purely one OF the blood the action Of
this medicine speedy that the Piles whether inter
nal external, will be cured by its use in few weeks
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per-
ecy cured in the use of two or three bottles of this mix
ure, and as this cure is produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood it is likely to be peEnae,
than any cure produced from external remedies
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

On returning, after an absence of some years
from my native city, | met, among other well
remembered and cherished friends, my old
:hcoi mate and. college companion, Herbert
.fosc. Most cordially did he grasp my hand
showing tina! the fire of friendship burned bright
90 in ms bosom,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
Correspondence Of the Crescent.
Mrs Rumor-JNeoa York Legislature-.Negro Leetu
rers-U. s. Sochs-SOathern COnuenti0n-Cal3or-
Rid-Weather, etc.

Mrs. Rumor-Nen York IegisLature-N-sgro Lectu
rers-U j. Stocks-S0athern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"'u-" 'u"'' &C. .o
NEW YORK January lo'h, 1917
has. CresoehI-Ihe washington Union deems IL "o'lh
"ie " ooh'i VIE. humof story Oh extra
pos'e' y. ,ie Government win tesaiu " Ne gu
ne WIS. numoi VI understand her feinaiHs' anu
- IN eau 'neii uis'lhcuy,) did MOI chase INC Ne'
Vi e easufy with sending his conhdenta CLERK on spec
anE 'ou aua therefore the statement feau'e " 'a' pei
sonase presence In w Washington amounts 10 notins'
Inc onon goes on to say that MI. nfo"n' ioIheHS I"
clerk In the Treasury, but now an ofcef IN tne heVehue
MARINE, has gone to OREGON to JOIN captain rfazef VINO
sailed tor Oregon In the Revenue Cutter Lawrence before
anything known here of the gold OF California, etc
Now the editors of the MON have excellent sources oil IN
formation and access indeed extra sources and would
hardly be becoming gansay any statement put forth
in columns but my memory is sadly at fault if Passed
Midshipman Beale did Washington some time
think weeks-before Captain Frazer sailed.
From Albany learn that resolutions were this morning
adopted the Senate directing the Senate to examine into
the affairs of the Canal Bank (Croswel, Olcott Coz
In the House, Mr. Kidd moved to rescind the permission
granted few days the dakies to the Assembly
for lecture by the Rev. Mr.. Ward Mr.. Kidd gave
why the grant should be revoked the fact that
the said Rev Mr. Ward had published certain articles in the
" Northern Star, Gan abolition or rather negro pape)
dsespectfu to members of the House. After long debate
the motion to rescnd was laid on the table by "a yeas to 81
nays
AT the Stock market to-day o Treasury notes sold at
lU9, and 5IOOO U. 5. Skies, '6I, at lO5(CD lO9i4
Our report OF the doing OF the dlsunonss IN washington
IS favorable Messrs. Calhoun Fooe, Co. hnd that the
number of dsunoniss whom they counted is much
smaller than their heated tances had represented am OF
the opinion that this movement destined to work harm to
the cause of the South, unless backward steps are decided
upon by some OF those pushing madly ahead The
Hartford Convention ruined the political reputation OF many
able and some good and other would do
well to scan the events OF the past i'll that connection More
than one member of the " Washington Convention will
thank Mr. Rusk for the part he has aken and hundreds will
praise his conduct where one will be found to censure It,
Truly does he say and his words should be written In gold
that dissolution not remedy 1t is the worst OF caiam
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From Mayipo

BY the Mexican schooner Adela, Capt. Barba,
from Vera Cruz, we have received papers to the
9Th inst. from tae city Of Mexico. The Adela
brought logwood, mahogany and specie to Frede-
rick Camerden.
The ToLUCA REvoLT.-Gen. Noreiga, accord
ing to Ell Monitor of the 9th, learning that the in
surgents were at Amanalco, dispatched Capt.
Charez with small force to reconnoitre the place.
Arriving there very much fatigued, they were at
tackled and routed by the insurgents, who occupied
very advantageous position. Some soldiers who
returned wounded to Toluca spread great alarm.
but Gen. Noreiga marched out and the insurgents
fled to their most secure Businesses. The Monitor
says that tranquility is restored.
TAMPIco.-The expelled troops returned to Tam
pico on the Both ult
GEN. BRUNo.-The decision in the case of this
officer completely exculpates him from the charges
made against him.
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LATE FROM NENEzUELA.-The New York Her
aid has later advices from Venezuela, which state
that 10 persons belonging to Gen Paez's party
were killed, and that the General still held posses
sion of the castle at Maracaibo We make the fol-
lowing extract from letter concerning the battle
said to have taken place:
PORTO CABELLo Dec o. 1913
The Government fleet rely destroyed or else disabled
by the terrible fire opened upon by the Paez fleet and
sustained without inermss0n for nearly three hours Re
sides verbal accounts official report received by
the schoCl Elizabeth FELTON, from the commander the
Monagas squadron, stating the disastrous consequences to
his fleet this furious encounter with the Paez fleet which
report, of intended to be made public. These
accoup however, OF conflicting and dubious nature
and require confirmation particular much
We hear from the other side what we presume
will be something like the truth. The steamer Ell Liberia
dor ormeHy the Augusta from New Oreans) said be
shattered to pieces. Capt. Gleu who commanded her
states in letter adore sed to H. B. MaJesys Consul Mr.
John New hrte that his vessel injured considerable
extent yet he thinks he may be able repair all the dam
age done TO The steamer When this intelligence reached
the Government party quite low spirited and con-
tnue So NO salyos, public demonstrations of rejoicing
Oh am KIND sua on the receipt OF glorious the Gov
eminent party have really gained victory why do they not
proclaim II all the and far and near1 WHY are they
silent and down Their conduct in this particular
inexpicabe
?. S.-The British Consul. Mr. John McWhjrer. ia the
pnze agent of the American Scourge and one of
the Judges along with GuZman condemn her He is the
agent OF Capt. Giett well his correspondent The
American steamer ScouIge that taken by the Govern
heI had not been settled account Of the absence The
American agent.
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Do We have received from the agents, Messrs.
Treadwel g. Barry, specimen of new article of
diet, called the g Hecker Farina," which is said to
contain greater per centage of nutritious .princi
pie than any other farinacious substance known.
Ii is specially recommended as an article of food
for children invads, and is in great favor, if we
may Judge from the notices of it, in the Northern
cities for use in hospitals, etc. 1t put up in con-
venient packages, and can be had of Messrs.
Treadwell & Barry, corner Of Lafayette and
Tchoupitoulas streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

u The n Y. Mercantile Library Association,
after a well contested and spirited canvass, elected
on the 10th inst. Isaac A. Bailey, President; ;
Thomas J. Bayaud Vice President; Henry A. Oak
ley, Corresponding Secretary; J. Eugene Berard'
Recording Secretary; Theodore Stout, Treasurer;
E. T. Toumer, W. B. Hayard, E. B. Place, w.
B. Clerke, David Wetmore, BrentA. Breeder and
S. p. Titus, Directors. The number of votes polled
was over eleven hundred The average majority
is two hundred and eighteen. We recognize among
the officers elect, says the Sun, young gentlemen of
high character and great personal worth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, bg and 1cih the
adrice and consent 0fhe SenGe-John B. Weller of Ohio
to be commissioner for running the boundary line between
the United States and the republic of Mexico under the
article of the treaty with that repub concluded on the I'd
February; l848 in the place of A. H. Sewer who nom
mated to the Senate, and has since died
Josiah A. NoOnan, to be deputy postmaster at Milwaukee
Wisconsin, from and after the 18th of February 1S49 when
his present commission will expire.
Samuel w. Rogers be deputy postmaster at Quincy
Illinois, his commissions for the ending Both June 1S48
having eyceeded 5000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

For CALIFoRNIA-The large and commodious
schooner w. H. Hazard, o. p. Saunders, master,
will sail for Chagres Saturday, the 9th inst, at
2 o'clock, from Post No. s, Second Municipality.
Passengers aud shippers are requested to complete
all their arrangements before that time, as she will
positively sail al The hour The Hazard is a fine
vessel, and very substantial. Nearly all of her
cabin and steerage is engaged, but she can accom-
modate few more in each.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

OLYMPIC CIRCUs.-We refer our readers 10 the
excellent bill of entertainment put forth BY the en-
tsrprising Manager for this evening. In addition to
the usual variety Of attraction which is nightly pre-
scented, the Sable Enthusiastically one of the
best Ethiopian bands in America-wil appear.
Sam Stickney is determined that effort shall be
wanting on his part to render his neat little esra.
'blishment attractive. We wish him The success
which industry and perseverance should always
command
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION AND CALIFoR-
MA GoLD.-The report of Mr.. Dana, geologst of
the U. S. Exploring Expedition, which is now in
print, but not yet published, the N. Y. Express
states, has the following suspectng sentence rela-
tive TO the California gold region, written in 1874
relative TO the California gold region, written in
lS4l several years before the late bona de discov-
cries. g The rolcose and allied rocks of the
Umpqua, Shasty and Sacramento resemble, in
many parts, the goldbearing rocks of other re-
gions but the gold, if any there be, remains to be
discovered -
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STARTLING GOLD RUMoR.-The New York
Tribune mentions rumor in that city, that the
steamship Falcon brought $780, 900 to this city in
gold dust The Tribune says A more reliable
rumor, which is also current, states that mer-
chant in this city has received letter from the
captain of the ship John Parker at San Francisco,
which vessel was entirely deserted by the crew.
II is said that she has been manned by volunteers
from the mining districts, who are coming home
with their earnings, amounting to the total value
of $S00,0O0. If the half of this be true, there will
be work enough for the minis next summer"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

BANKS IN Observation-Disclosures are being cir
culated in Delaware for the incorporation of two or
three new banks-one to be located in Whining
ton, one in Delaware City, and one at Milford
There are, probably, already enough banks in that
State, especially in view of the California gold
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

SUICIDE OF MURDERER.-Shadrach Barnes
who was tried and convicted at Madison Ky.)
Circuit Court, of the murder of Agee, in May last
and sentenced to be hung on the ID of February,
committed suicide by hanging himself.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.-The naval court
martial now sitting at the navy yard at Norfolk
has concluded the examination of witnesses In the
case of Passed Midshipman DeKoven, who made
his defence on the 10Th.
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Died {:

On the evening Of the 18th inst of affection OF the liver Mr.
SPENCER GATES, aged about 50 years.
the last Is
period he respected by all merchant he
relied upon for his punctuaty and integrity friend,
beloved and although filling many Offices and honor
city, them phil inhropy
left enemy behind him.
IT His funeral will take place
Caldwell, phoenix House. No. Sc St. Charles THIS
10 O'clock A. NJ. His friends acquaintance respectfully
invited attend, without further
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