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Die0,

In this place, of fits, on tie It'll inst, ELL.
"a, only daughter of Ii. y. and Laura \, Up
son, aged 4 years
In Windsor, Formerly 0quaga) Broome
Co, n. Y, on Saturday morning, Feb. 18th,
Mr.. WILLIAM IL. MYERS, aged 80 years and Is
days.
In Bridport, on the 2lst inst, lamcnied by
all who knew him, LurHER SELwIN, only son
of Luther and Pamela Smith, aged % years.
GLOW is the strong staff broken = May we
"All so live, that when our ummon come
"To join the innumeiablc caravan, that
"Movcs to that mysterious realm
ave approach our grave
Like one who wraps the drapcry Of his
Couch about him, and lies down TO
pleasant dreams" COMM
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I'll nrkfts.

Brighton Cattle Marlet-March d.
At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
20 pairs Working Oxen, co Cows and Calves,
1925 Sheep and Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle, Extra 81, 20 q 40;
first quality 1918 q I second do 6 q $50;
third do 1925 q 5,15.
Working Oxcn-SS0, 90, 10, $50, 1876, $50.
15S q 10.
Cows and Calves S25, 90, SO, SO, Al, 81
G57.
Sheep and Lambs SS,5099, and from
$500.
Swine-Salc of lots to pcddle from 6i@7c
for Sows, and from 7tGS for Barrows. Large
Hogs, ordinary quality 81 good quality from
6ig7c; retail 7GSlc.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be i, remembered
District # New l%la,en,ss s that Ut Il probate
Court held at Bristol within and fol said district,
OH the lllh day OF March in the year 1858,
An instrument purporling 10 be The nashville ies-
iamem oil CALViN WHEATON late of Monkton,
IN said district, deceased. beng presented 70 The
Court here b, the Exccutrix therein named, for pro-
bate II is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at u SEES
sion of said Court to be lcld at Bristol IN said
district on the first Monday Of May, 1853, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, nj the Office Of the Judge of said
Court, and show cause, If any they may have, n
gainst the probate Of said VIII for which purpose
il is further ordered that a copy Of the record Of
This order be published three weeks succcssiyel,
in the MidllebuN Register, q new paper published
AT Middlebury in this State. all when p%ulucit ons
shall be previous to the said time appointed for
said hearing. 1ARvLY MUSslLL, Judge.
a true copy Of Record,
47;3w. II. MUNSlLL, Judge.
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TO PHYSICIANS THROTGH
OUT THE UNITED STATES
Wolfe's Celebrated schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps.

Decming 1t unnecessary to remind any reg
ular member of the Medical profession Of the
established Medical properties ofPuRr Hon.
LAND GlN, in many diseases Of dropsical ten
dcncy, | respectfully invite your examination
to a very superior article, manufactured by
myself exclusively, Mt ScHlEDAM, in Holland.
by a process peculiar to my oWR Factory. 1t
is favored and mcdicatcd, not by the common
harsh berry, but by the choice botanical va
riety of the aromatic italian jumper Berry,
whose more yinous extract is distilled and
rectiied with its spirituous solvent, and thus
becomes a concentrated t%incturc, of exquisite
favor and aroma, altogether transcendent. IN
its cordial and medicinal properties, TO any
Holland Gin heretofore known.
Amid the influx Of inferior Oscillations with
which the market is now flooded, physicians
find no little difficulty in procuring a good
and pure Gin, which they can prescribe with
confidence in its beneficial effects. As IN i'm
porter Of twenty years standing, in the City
of New York, and possessing a mature exper-
fence in the manufacture of Holland Gin es-
pccially, ] beg TO submit to your attention
my Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps," as one
which connot fail to realize your utmost OK
pectations, and Ishall be happy to forward to
you a bottle Of it, free of charge, in answer to
n letter intimating your readiness to accept
it.
1t is now scarcely one year since | have pre-
pared and distributed my Schiedam Gin ex-
clusiyely for medicinal purposes yet within
that brief period, | have received numerous
letters, both from physicians and patients, tes-
tilying to its really extraordinary efficacy in
Gravel, Incipient Dropsy, and affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder generally also in Dys-
peptic Maladies when taken in proper quan-
titles as n Diet Drink and especially at dinner
is found by uniform experience TO be eminent
ly enicacfous in the most obstinate cases when
even the best of the usual remedies have fall
cd to afford more than temporary relief, and
| have no doubt that it would yield similar re-
suits with precision and certainty in your own
professional experience. The Aromatic Schie-
dam Schnapps is put up in strong bottles,
pints and quarts, neatly covered and labelled
with my name embossed on the bottle, also
a fac smile Of my signature on the label and
my seal on the cork with an essay upon itl
properties.
UD0LPHO WOLFE.
Importer, % Beaver-st., New-York
~ 5m.
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EORTEs.

The subscriber has the pie i.uro OF annonneins i'
those oi this vicinity wishing PIANO FOtTES
that he ha- made such arrangements with the mos
prominent manufacturer Of these Instruments both il
New York & Boston. as 10 enable him to SUPPLY pnr
chasers upon terms that cannot fail to sdisfy tho mos
demanding. A most reasonable warrant VIII ncrompa
ny all sales, and the ,nb.cfib-r latiers himself thosi
unncquaiutcd with such instruments will hnd 1t quite 1,
lheir advantage To make use ni his experience.
Also. second baud Pianos exchanged for new. Pat
rorare is respectfully solicited. ID ID. HASktLL.
Middleburv, Mach. Is, 1853. AZ i'm.
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I'll q,

In this town, on the 23d inst, by Rev. T. A.
Merrill, DID, Dca.JAMEs NOBLE Of Benson, to
Mrs. Mary BRooKs, of this place.
In Bridport, March %, by Rev. X. Haven,
Mr.. Ira II. DAYTON to Miss DoRINDA SuNprR-
LIN.
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MYERS EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE.
New Haven, January LIST, 1852.
~ScrofulouS Inflammation Of the
HIN .JOiuf

New Haven, January 1st, 1852.
S~cr0fuh0US Inflammation Of the
Hip .Ioint.
My son Charles has been afflicted with in
lammation of thu hip joint. At the age of five
lie was first attrcked, inflammation increased
until the hip was very badly diseased, and the
joint seriously affected his leg, drawn up so
that it was impossible to straighten tia profes.
sor of surgery gave it as his decided opinion
that the leg would never heal, and that the
young man would never walk again. The dis
ease increased so rapidly that for two and n
half years lie only walked with n crutch, and
the efforts TO exercise the limb was attended
with great pain, so that he could not sleep. ]
watched him so attentively that for five
months | did not have one full nights rest
He had been treated by distinguished medi-
cal practitioners by leeching, clustering, &c,
he had also been before the Medical Clinioue
Of Yale College. The remedies they recon-
mended were most faithfully tried but with
out avail. This was his disease and dreadful
condition eighteen months; since when he
commenced taking Myers Rock Rose. One
bottle was but partly taken when he was
much better, continuing until three bottles
had been taken, when a cure was entirely
completed, now he is in excellent health
This is the testimony of and can be corrobora
ted by addressing
4S;2w MRS. CATHERINE MCiGILL,
"a Wallace St, New Haven, CT
Or can be fully substantiated by hundreds
of witnesses, or by addressing a line to Rev
W. W. Belden, New Haven, CT.
For Sale by dealers in Medicine every
where.
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II. r.. r..

II. II. Il.
Makes the stomach clean and healthy and the
breath sweet and fragrant. Sick Headache.
Mrs. B, aged 40 years, of full habit,
had suffered with Sick Headache for ten
years she has used six bottles of Railways
Ready Rclicf-she has not been troubled for
several months. Treatment Ready Relief,
20 drops every morning, internally, TO cleanse
and correct the stomach. Battle the head
wish Relief externally. Take one of Railways
Regulators per day to regulate the bowels.
Rush of Blood and T%hrobbing Pains in the
IIead-Bathc the head every morning with
cold water add to = bowl Of water \ table
spoonful Of Relief, rub the head, neck, and
temples well with the Relief and water; take
20 drops of Relief internally regulate the
bowels with Railways Regulators.
Il. II. r. No. ,.
RAILWAYS RENONATING RES0LVENT.
REsovArING, because it rcnoyatcs the sys-
TEN and makes the blood pure, rich, and
healthy, ard imparts strength to the nerves.
REsoLvgSr, because i, resolves away from
The solid, all diseased deposits. Price 81
per bottle.
r. r r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Mild and pleasant in their operation, to reg
ulatc the bowels, and cleanse the system
from all putiid and acrimonious humnrs.-
Good nj all times. tim, five huurs. Small
doses regulate Large d.a,s purge. Taken
in doses Of from one TO eight
Three Regulators are An ordinary dasc and
VIII empty the bowel e Their refuse matter
IN II few t.rurs.
lst, They cleanse the ST, mach from nil
f"iid or diseased hVmor8, aud 'oavc it sweet,
e IN, pure. AID hcaFhy.
u, They produce '.rou 'le skir u free
H"HHHH~rHr n. .H.s It -. ..4 -t,Iu ,
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TGACEIETR
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.


fINiIS Company was incorporated by tie
l. Legislature Of the Commonwealth OF
Ma acausciis IN tno year 1872, and have
sid in ana secured a Capital of 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer OF tins
State the amount required by an Act Of the
Lrgis.alurc passed ia October last, :or the
greater security Of ilcs' insurng in foreign
COMPANIES. lhs DWELLING Of The Farmers
and ojAe., IN tN country vii! be insured at
= very loN rate for J, 4 oi . years, and nj the
expiration If The Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
II is earnestly recommended TO all, who
are not already insured, 10 become 50 With
out delay, for you know not how soon your
dwelling may he laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to insur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates at
which your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in i%nsuring in this COMPANY
is, that it is n Stoel ComPaaN,which prccludes
the possibility Of AN assessment.
C, NJ. OWEN, President,
j. C. GooDRIDGE, Secretary.
W. 5. LANE, Agent.
Middlebury, March 10, 1858, tf47.
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BLAGESMIYHS & VHEELENlGHTS
| @ O X AT 7 HIS

The Subscribers heal, h having failedhim he
j. offers his lace for sale. 1t is one ofthe best
stands in the State for the above business
Said place is situated IN the village Of Whiting
There Is on the premises 2 Dwelling Houses
one with a Back Kitchen and Wood Shed, "a
BY 80, and Barn and Shop 20 by 20 H.. Ancv-
err falling well of water and good cistern.--
Possession given NJ time Of sale IL required
r A REYNOLDS.
Whiting. Oct, G, 1862. 26em.
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WINTER
JUST RECEIVED AT
H L G. w II Y S
Feb. 2 L, 3

TNHE subscriber has just replcnished lis
l. stock of q o S so that he can
offer almost any article usually called for, at
a low rate. II. LANGWORTHY.
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&TOTHEIL0S OCCUPATI0NS CoNe'N

COSTARS original and only genuine Elk
~ tcrminator of Rats, Mice, Cockroaches,
Ground Mice, Molcs, Ants, dc, without dan
ger to human life. The efficacy of this prep
aration is astonishing One or two doses Of
it will prove fatal, rs the vermin will eat it
with ayidity and not die in their abiding pla-
ccs thus o%Lviating the stencil attending the
result Of other preparations. II. A. Costar's
Depot 4iI Broadway, y. Y. Only % cents
per box. y. WOOD s. Co., Agts. Whole
sale and Retail.
M%iddlebury, Feb. 90, 1858 4ismos.
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Next Saturday at the Auction Store, a lot
OF Crockery, StonC-ware, Tables, wash Stands,
Dressing Tables, Beds, &c. &c.
A rare chance BE on hand for bargains,
March Gosh, 1858.
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ALSO. the farm on which I now i've, con-
tanning 135 sores Of lrst-rate Lane, With build
ings, good orchard fine wood lot, .ud one Of
the most pleasant farms In the STATE. 1t lies
n few rods south Of Whiting VILLAGE. 4 good
Stock Of young Cattle viii he sold, irwautsi.
tDr Possession given by thu frat OF April.
tfi6. A. EDDY.
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Fog Sale u
Niarell l. lS5s:

THE Tavern Stand now occupied ly Sam
l. uel Eddy, in Bristol village, Is offered for
Sale. There are twelve acres Of good land with
all the buildings thereon. The Louise is ia
good repair. 1t Is IA very pleasant location,
and AS good a stand for a Hotel as there is 10
Vermont. One half oftle pay viii be re4uis-
ed Down, the balance may lie for years, If
desired. II must and will be sold ~ the frs.
Of May next. For further information, call
on 5. Eddy, on the premises, OF ;he subscTi-
Der, in Whiting, Vt. AMOS EDDY.
Whiting, March :, 1853.
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Old Galen's Head DispensarY.

M E6 st,co, Il, Cline, tJ,teI pniI
d;n,s lie ,Iics, ins,;,n,io, nnIor ,Ln, mama /,
,h,ss .,"n,r, o,or .,'LiILaJ e.. ,La rann,.I ~
rre,an,;on ~ III. Vonorsai T.e,so ui,hor, aa'.n
r. ~
NEW ANN OTtcK cIrprS
si;,,, nom c,sns ~ aG'n,if onraI Nv e..
lon ~ H., n si,, ia a,nIoa,;on 'ni,Son, ~ " "H
c;na ~ ;,Lesn, cnnr,na ~" my "'"'
~" i0%C y IN nIrrrcru
r,STS
H. /, C,,;v h,. n'inaI Liu..te
,., e.. ,la ans mmsr" a amJ " - .P"-
-" is ~ ~ n.s ,'"u" j" u""lte
~ ~ G.o - ~, a.nar;"ns -" '"'p III"
~ "," "n .Nr.'t.:' ~'' WY J"'" .""s 10
e"e : ""i r";''N'-n' 70 " '"DI 10 ""''"",
q 80 ""' sn '"'' """9 ""' u" ''S'S u
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Crnv ,,,I,ar or Go pr;,",o u NJ r..
'' H. y. 90 i'''l'Sv
1870 nln,es, onlytweniy.Gye ct.. a conv. on ihe In.
frmities and disorders. Of J ouili and Maturitv,
anCe,Lle ria. natural faeiinos ,n1 o vh,ns, ,Lo ~
$50 If NanhooJ W.6, ,rao,;oai 49,. :"
: " ""'"N'"' WV" I'r'''Na' '"'luh
ana litHtlhsHl 81 nervous utblliA, local ana con
siltu'ional weakness, structure and all diseases
anl arrangements resulting from mdisrretion. as
ndnnted tx Inllemnnd Ricord. and nibcr .m;nep,
,,o,hLors ~ do c,c,,l, l., E,onna W;,La1t.
~ U.s. y" '""'' """'"',' Gu
Lhh"PlAIhs Illustrating Tue anatomy, physiuiogy
and diseases Of the re protective organs OF both
sexes, explaining their structure uses and func-
lions and the yafiou, INJURIES ,hnt ara nrodnced
In ,bcm /, cxccsses az Infections II con,a;ns
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CARHARTS MELODE0NS.

NNNIItWI , WETIUULUNlI
IT is weil known that Carhart & NceGhanl
J. of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Melodeons that can 10
found. They are Of all sizes, from /. octales
to 6, and finished in all styles from The plain
scroal leg to the most elegant Piano fniSh.
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with The
company that he can deliver the Instruments
TO order and warranted FOR one mar. az twelve
per cent less than any other person Thosa
who wish to purchase viii rave money L.
corresponding with the suhscribei before pun
chasing elsewhere.
4 specimen article may be seen AZ the hciss
Of Mr.. Merits Graves, We,t'sRllfhuy.
Address HORACE Il eEsSicSs.
sliir Wet Salisbury, -
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Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER

DRVGeisr ASp CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
For ,n'r by russell * POWELL, nidd'ebar
Dr Chase, ~Brauaon, WIG spr,rue, vergenpes Palme'
a Co. %riiIsfofd, andbN druggists, ever, where. 4siau
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EMCOFFlNS of ali sizes, trimmed and for
etSPsalc by J. +. HUNTINGTON.
~~~~~~~
6BE Sets Cane seat, wood scat, Children's
AOChairs, Rocking q Office Chairs for
Sale by j. P. HUNTINGTON.
4 lot of the incest Bedsteads ever offered
Ain this market for sale by
J.P. HUNTINGTON.
Dutnams Portable Patent Spring Bedstends
i. fer sale by j. 2. HUNTINGTON.
NE altresscs such as Hair, Spring Moss, Cot
1fAton, Palmleaf, & HuslS, for sale by
J. Z. HUNTINGTON.
T7ablcs Of all kinds from ~ to $40 for Sale
L by J. P. HUNTINGTON.
NN~@(%
A lmost every thing that can be mentioned
LAin the line Of furniture and Mattresses
can be found at the Commission Rooms, Mo-
and 8, Nichols Building,
Repairing Mattresses &c. by
!. P. HUNTINGTON.
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No sc BEAVER street. in Clinton Hotel Bull
dings, the Oldest institution under that name in
this country ever established for the removal and
prevention ofthe Venereal Il soasc Without meIcu-
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The cRepubliC.v

The Republic complains that our article OF Saturday
logically responsive to its allegations" Very
true Why attempt to expose It's misrepresentation
when the reuation OF one msstaement but stimulates it
to the invention OF another The trick is ransparenhe
Republic thinks by its idle accusations TO keep contin-
uay in an attitude OF defence. As soon we assume
the offensive, hear complaint of personalities and
cry for quarter. Person1ines indeed The dignity
OF the Republic only lamenls resort to personalities
when IL begins 10 feel the effect OF retaliation But the
Republic shall have "logca response",o s denial Of
having 'assailed the private character of Mr.
Pierce, and OF having given circulation to any scanda
ous story to his disadvantage !" reply that its state
men is utterly. shamelessy, and VIGOROUSLY untrue
This isa illogical response and il the Republic persists
in it's missa,ement, il shall have the "logica proof
We have been long admirng the fidelity with which
our contemporary copied the character OF Sir Freifu
Pagary, and have often thought that If could only
learn to laugh the criticisms OF It's sdvesaes II would
present pcriec, picture OF its great original The last
feature that wanting TO complete the parallel s sup
piled in the Republics article Of yesterday and we have
now the veritabie Sir Fetul himself with his cha I
ha hsi sooud NOT hape o,herneise," sc. We mean
10 crafty the Republic. II shall have another instanen
of our "nnocent puerilities"
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Communicated.

communicated.
BRKwER's GLANCE THK WoKLp.-We glad perceive
that decidedly the best
been exhibited in this city beginning receive
OF which emineny worthy both
displayed in Its
veyed in every change OF Ordinary exhibitions
hardly bear repetition, but all who this
the closing while crafty
unred by newly developed beauties Where all excellent il
difficult to select portions for specific euogy, certainly
delneated avishng
than the sunset the Nile which the dipped pencil
evoke its dream" that scenery lovely valleys
nothing lovely than those deuve views nothing
grand than that burning pae those moonlight cebeg
The rudy blaze OF Heca or what
shall we ssy7 Beautiful beautiful is the exclamation.
While the older are thus nationally ga6ed the young
pleased and also poh'ed by ke
full birds and flowers OF tropical cmes OF the animals
from the little lizard the mighty elephant OF the
and OF the BIRDS the beasts waery frozen
gons proof wanting OF the surprising excellence
work, which all should double the price,
ence which accompanies the every bchodc the
the oldest, each for
fear OF losing single OF beautiful production losing
word OF natural fslcitou and satisfactory explanation as
on siHih occassn, we have ever heard. T.
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pa N1x. Vail

The EMPRESS EUGENrE-The following paragraph
from the Partisan correspondence OF the New York Jour-
nal of Commerce may interest our lady readers:
"The superb toilet of the Empress Eugene, 80 well
adapted to the style OF her extraordinary beauty, pro-
duced murmur OF admiration The entrance OF the
royal party at the grand opera few evenings since
The robe ruby -colored velvet, contrasting with
the dazzling wbiteness of her skin the cosage low and
decorated with diamonds of great bnancy riuiere OF
diamonds encrcled her throat The light auburn hair
drawn of the forehead la Medics, tasefully ar
ranged with flowers, bows of rbands and diamonds.
happen know personally the ladies of the institution
in which her Majesty educated, and hear them speak
with afectonate remembrance of the excellent qualities
displayed by the Empress when under their charge. Her
superior intelligence. active charity generous and tender
dwell and those who have been her associates in later
years bear testimony TO her having carried out the
promise of her puplage."
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Central America.

The intelligence IRON Central America, which we pub
lsh in another column is OF the highest interest and i'm
porance. There may be some doubt about the correct
ness OF the information but we incline to credit the
report Of the telegraph. !, is known tina, the govern
ment OF Honduras addressed energetic remonsance to
the Court Of st. James against the seizure and COLOMBIA
ton of the Bay Islands by British forces This may pos
sby have reused British resentment, and have been the
cause Of the attack on Truxio. Mr. Champions pacific
declarations. and Mr. Evefets creduous simplicity. will
be remembered to be derided The confirmation OF the
intelligence will present practical ssus to the Senate,
and will hasten final solution Of the Central American
question.
We reserve what additional comment we nigh, be dis
posed 10 offer until the receip, Of mote ao'hcnic ard cir
cums,anal information
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h"sr received in this city from an authentic source
IN sne Island Of Cuba, under date of March eth state.
that the Vice President, whose critical state of health is
at TINE viewed by the county with 80 much OF sym
pashy aad apprehension the "a inst, took M hi. resi-
dsncs 1t the sugar estate Of Col Chaaud about fifteen
mles from Matanzas, having found hi. former location
on the island too much exposed to the sea breeze. The
Vice President IL much gra'hed with the kindness
attention which have been shown him since ri.
in Cubs; and though somewhat weaker than h. w..
when he reached Maianzas, has exhibited IN HI,
residences chesfulness Of spirit which give. hi.
rsason 10 hops hss hi, life may prolonged for
tine 10 come. The whole county will learn with s,.,;
heaoo that every possible eot, made by ,ho..
him 10 alleviate issuros. and 10 minister TO hi. pro.
,rsxed heslth NJ