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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29
WORTHWHILE. A Grand Union Demonstration !
600 PERSONS PRESENT

One of the most enthusiastic and successful O gatherings took place in the little village o Worthwhile on Monday afternoon last-(2Otl inst.) The spot selected was the ?ic-Nic Grove 6 beautiful locality, and easy of access iron every direction. The speakers stand was erect ed on the bank of the river. and appropriated, decorated with the Stars and Stripes. Another
 banner 15 by g feet was suspended across th
 street. The music for the occasion was furnish ed by the Union Brass Band of New Milford About 1 o'clock. delegations began to arriy from New Milford, Lancsvile, New Preston Marketable and the surrounding country and a o'clock the grove was we'll filled. Among tn, l arrivals were the Teachers and Scholars of tn, IIousatonic Institute in solid column and bear ing aloft the loyal symbol of their Country-Th, Stars and Stripes. The schools also of tn, Misses Buckingham and Straight in the imme diate vicinity were well represented. The meet ing was called to order at 2i P. NJ. by Col
 Hine, and Harry Buckingham, Esq. appointed Chairman. Prayer was then offered by the Rev Doct Holman of New York after which follow
 ed music -('Partant pourla syrie) by the Band
 Next followed the oration by the Rev. N. B Baldwin of Philadelphia, which was one of tn.
 most eloquent, earnest and convincing appeals to patriotism it has ever been our good fortune to listen to, occupying over an hour in its de livery yet enchanting the attention of the whole audience throughout. The speaker introduced himself with the remarks-that he was . minis Ter of the Gospel aud notwithstanding this-h. lored his Country. You know, Mir. Editor, that there are . class of individuals who believe or affect to believe that patriotism is inconsistent with piety. The speaker then declared that he was member of no political organization, that he acted with no party, never voting, believe, for Republican candidate for President in his life, that he came here to deliver no political harraogue,-but to speak out the sentiments of a loyal heart, in behalf of his distracted Coun- try.
 This was no time for political discussions and dissensions, and men met there regardless of past political associations. Yesl rising above the partisan they met there as American citizens to consider an important fact-that our Govern ment was in danger of being disrupted, our Con- stitution subverted and our institutions over- thrown. And such fact might well arrest the attention of every man who is worthy the name of American Citizen. After the oration was con eluded, the young Ladies of the Housatonic In stitute sang the star-spangled Banner with fine effect. Hon. A. B. Mygatt was next called aP: on the stand, who made few brief, but perti. nent remarks. MT. Janey of New York was thea introduced who spoke few moments, doing credit alike to himself and the cause. Afte, speeches by others and music by the Band amid cheers for the Union-the flag, and thanks tt the speakers, the assemblags dispersed.
 Yours Truly, B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29
SALISBURY.

We had glorious peace meeting in olt Salisbury. on Saturday last.
 The Congregational Church was filled with ar earnest audience, to hear Hon. Lyman Trumbul of Ill. Mir. Trumbull and his family are board ing in our town. He made this speech in re sponse to the earnest request of the numerous friends he has made among us, and not because he thinks speech-making the order of the day but we think none who heard him, judge it best to stop fighting just yet, for the sake of peace He showed us plainly that it could uot be had until this rebellion is crushed.
 MT. Frederick Reed of Salisbury, was re. gently thrown from his wagon and seriously in- jured.
 Quite party of young men of our best stamp, leave for the war next week.
 The Holley Manufacturing Co.," are ma king extensive repairs and improvement ts in thsr
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29
HAnrKn,s for September, from Patton, Wassr1

HABrEs's for September, from Patton, NsseF> bury, has been received. It is more than us~ ually interesting number. Handsomely Illus trated articles are "Stratford-upOn-ArOn" Shakespeare's birthplace, "Ottawa City-ths Capital of Canada" "Winfeld Scott in the War of 1s12"-(with excellent portraits of the veteran) and poem entitled |" The Three Tells, 1" a good story with bad name, vallandigham" "winnipesogee," "The Yankee Captain" ''Pits'' " Orley Farm" and " Philip continued, con prise the principal table of contents.
 Patton has it and all the other monthliss for sale at his bookstore in Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29

wo,ns OF GEN. LYoS.-A correspon- LAST .I. M;ssour; Democ,-M states, on the au- tsort. deni of Dr. H. Riechenbach, surgeon ot the fTp ps. Iowa w Regiment, the very last words which fslI 1S from the lips of Gen. Lyon. The doctor was m;sb;n ,Td ina a few feet of him when he fel and was ;nstsntiv at his eide. The general was reclining in the arms of his body servant, when, turning partially round, he said: "Lehosda", Idm going ,,n ;i
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29
NORTH CANAAN.

A large and enthusiastic Union Meeting was
 held in North Canaan on Monday evening O,
 this week. Hon. Lyman Trumbull, U. s. Sem
 ator from Illinois, addressed the assemblage in . speech of stirring patriotism and eloquenee. Several of the Canaan boys are thinking of enlisting in the new Regiment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29
GAYI.ORDSVnJ.E

On Friday evening of last week, a fire oroke out in the dwelling-house of MT. Havellin, ana was with some difficulty quenched, ana me building saved from destruction though some what damaged by the water.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29

- We have to apologize to those of our readers who do not receive their paper today It's publication was unavoidably delayed. owing to the lengthy reports of the Union Meetings in this County, particularly that in Morris yester. day, which, thank Heaven, is heard from, and is saGuT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29

in all probability they will be the first to 9o-- Meanwhile we advise all who are really anxious to enlist in active service to enlist at once in the ranks of regular volunteers in Hartford or New l Haven
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-08-29

Few, as we have said, will be the FWmer's mourners, and short it's epitaph- and to those in afflietion we suggest the following modest one: TIE BRIDGEPORT FxKER: HIC JAcEr.
 Living it Eed vigorously;
 -NO,c 1t lies still
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

faTest without risk Of breakage or stop
page. When the poor man has got ahead
Of the world some fty or hundred dol
lars, he scarcely knows what to do With it.
He has no safe Investment at remunera-
tie interest for IL Its NOT SO in Bug
lard. There tbsy have the eonsOls-the
government funds-into which they can
pat all they have, with the certainty that
they and their children amer them, can
always have something on which 70
draw. Just 30 this great government in
.Esstment viii be 10 this eOuniFy-vith this
sssrsnes- The EnEiish mechanic viii
draE cot his three per eent- dividend
which to be sure Is \ great deal IN thar
the American will draw
out his $50 per eent-or more than doU-
bic as much As the Engiisbman.
Words cannot add indueement 70 our
people Who have little or much 70 invest, TO
do 80. The whole thing is simple and
easy, and every body can understand for
themselves. Nr. Lamb, the scent, VIII
explain the whole thing in rve1 few
words, % these Who may wait upon him At
the North Western Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

-'DAHKlas are the clouds upon our sky"
private letterof Joseph Holt, of Saturday
last reads, .taud long aud anziOusIy as we.
have watched for the ligh, to penetrate
them. my faith in the ultimate triumph of
the Government remains mistaken. If
did not believe that our benefcent and
glorious institutions would survive the
atrOeious treason by which they are now
so remorseIessIy assaulted. ! would pray for
lie mountains TO cover me aRd for the
graye 10 open at my feet .--...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

"DGny one STATE, o. 0ay portion Of h<
Peeple Of Gsy State, ekoose . PEseefklaislVe'
n arsy s1aialf tie GoPoHaaf Of tie
Baiou, EGa for trying ne strsagtA Of az,
GSV1El1f, 7 oa JSy aseEtada5lg gAethsr
~ Gsss 0oSynnelf o. nof-Pr1etiea-
81, sFeiaaf. egPsbLe q plsiafainiag rs az
Lhsyily aad upAoEdiag LLe Poreys, sHd Inter
sHI rkieL 5eiongto Gorsnneat. H0r,
ar, an Ito gs aEaru<dor dilrsaSed Jrol any
sueA eouSse Ey iaiinatioHE Of The sPiiiiag q
SEsod II SIsod u 10 u sphi, By ESoss
CGuIf Il ITO 81 spiItS Uipoa The IsPYofition,
4 naintGia, IL riR be LLe |anlf Of dose nrho
e6ooSs % raise de sisadsrd Of disBHioH, and
eudearor 10 Proltr1te ne Coresnarat- AHd
80, lsGea Ehef y DOM, 20 lag AZ II PI>ases
God % gre NJ voies 70 ezPret' my 'safi-
sleaG4, OF an an, reak aHd eafes5lsd as Il
MY 6s bg age, that saiee and iAai arm sill
BeOH n< side .Cny eorairy, for The tgRport
eftks geasral quitority, aid for the aaaEfe-
aaaes Of he PeBerI Of ne UHioH.-CSPeech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
rhn Germnn RenevoIent soeIety.

RdtOrs InteIfigeaeer: Your paper of to-
day contained an ::article written by
some person signing himself o. c., who en-
6eaSors yery hard To injure the reputation
of Ihe Geruiau Benevolent Society OF Whee-
ling. in regard 10 resolutions passed byt the
Society At their last meeting. o. @. vas
either greatly misinformed, or else he, in a
malicious manner, endeGvors to injure the
Society. He says that every member of
the Society who enlisis in the army, is
struck f-om the roll and loses all claim on
the Society, aud on the money in their
treasury. This is false. Members who
enlist in the Union army, are exempt from
paying their monthly dues, but receive no
money from the Society when sick so long
as they are absent from Wheeling As
soon as they return, however, they are
again admitted as full members without
paying the constitutional iustalment, aud
are entitled to their rightful portion in the
treasury when claims are made IN lawful
form. This article was changed by the So
eiety for the benefit of those persons en-
listing in the Union army. Had the orig
inal article not bern repealed, and the
above placed instead, then every member
going beyond the limits OF thirty miles, and
remaining over three months, would have
lost all claim as members Of the Society +;
and by being absent over three months,
and not paying their monthly dues, must,
therefore, pay three dollars, the first in
sIaimenI, as If they had never been mem
bers before. But those rights are guaran-
teed to the Union soldier without paying
the first instaimeut. That U. C. endeavors
to place the members of the German Be-
neYoleut Society before the public rs Sc
cezsionists. is 10 absurd for US too say any
thing about it, for We hope that no men-
her ofthis Society has become so degraded
as To lose sight OF the solemn oath which
he took 20 support the Constitution of the
United States,
The land Of the free aud the home Of the bravei
Signed.
THE MENBEas OF THE GERMAN DENEvo-
Lent SOCIETY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

a Richmond journal complains that
some of the army clothing 10 that region
fills to pieces when yoa lock At it very
bard. a eotemperary suggests that the
rebel army around its chief, if he stares
much at his soldiers, must look something
like Moore's description Of the ballet girls
in Paris, who
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

PuxcH in his maternal advice observes
that daughter is almost always right
when she endeavors to initiate her mother,
but the mother is not equally right when,
at certain period Of life, she tries all she
can to initiate her daughter. Profound
Punch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

one, sucll..I am sure, As was never before
preaehed in the mountAins
That long looked for indiyidnAl, the
Paymaster, has arrived At Elkwater, aud
has beeu, for ten days, paying or the men,
He is expected here Tomorrow. .Rnd VIII
be exhibited Is curiosity do not know
how large pile be has, but il will soon
bernme INVISIBLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
NATIONAL LOAN.

DURsUANTto Instructions from the seerstary Of
the TrrHsury.I book Will be oTeIe,l on the ninth
day Of October, 1851 At the banking house Of the
North Western Bank Of Virginia in Wheeling. FOR
Subscriptions unier ms snperintenjanee for Treasu-
r. Notes to be issned under the OF Jnly IL, 1851
Thee notes will be Issued In sums Of MY dollars,
one hundred dollars. i've hundred dOllaFs one thous-
and dollars, and i've ttionsand dollars each, dated
18Th August 1851. payable three years after date to
the Onier OF the subscriber directed, and bear
ing interest At the OF $40 per cent per Rnnun
payable semi-annualy; such interest being at the
rate Of two cents for each day every hundred
dollars. For the convenience Of the holder, each
note will have coupons ATTACHED expressing the saw
eral amounts Of scinnhuai interest which coupons
mar be detached and presented for payment separ-
atSly from the NOES. ztf
Subscriptions for such Trr.sur, Notes will Ie re-
ceiTei during fifteen days from the day Of opening
the book AfOresAid- No subscription for les than
Any ,nllaEs Tor any fraction Of that can be
received. Subscriptions OF my dollarsor one hum
dred dollars paid in iAfaIcoin Of the U1lted
States the time Of Subscribing Subscriptions OF
more than one hundred dollars may be Paia at once;
or, Il preferred oDe-tenth At the time o. Subscribing
and one=third OF the whole amount every tWenti-
eth day thereafter until the whole sha be paid. No
payment Of less than hfty dOlagH can be Rreeptsd,
that heine the smallest sum for which Treasury
note c7Jn be Issued.
certihcaies viii be granted In duplicate to sub
scribers for the amounts 50 paid the original Of
which the subscriber viii trabzmit by mail to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, when TrelsuLY Notes,
Aforesaid will be Issued thereon to such subscriber
lie order, carrying interest expressed Ga such
certificate; Int in cases where only n part OF the
ApiDnut Eubsibed u laid At t6tiInn ofs1bscribing,
Treasury Notes will be Issued only for the payments
made slbsequchtiy to the irst, which will remain
until the whole amount subscribed by such person
sliau lie paid. when Treasury NOtes will be issued for
such itrst payment Als0. On payment of each de
ferred nstalment the subscriber will pay addition
thereto sum eInn 10 the interest accrued thereon
from the 18th Of august IN the date Of payment, and
tinal payment like interest The. whole amount
p1id on subscription; which payments 81 Interest
will be reimbursed to the subscriber Ia the payment
NJ the drst cUapoB.
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
by the Treasury will be sent 10 the subscriber by
mail, or such other mode may be Indicated by
them when they transmit thsir original certificates
The duplicate certificates may be retained by them
Or 6t .asis own security. DANIEL LAMB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

A general order by Gen. Mcclellan, ma
ming, the forts around Washington, gives
an idea Of the immense extent Of the
works which have been .hrowp GP around
the city. 40 less than twsaty-niue forts
and three batteries are named ia this Or
der. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

Under the heal of endorsements for the
rebel infautry, Fairfax letter announces
that Indy there had been delivered of
three boys at a birth. Sue has named
them Johnston, Lee aud Beauregnrd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

Havauna letters of the 9Th uIt,, mention
the sailing of schOoners loaded with arms
for Southern ports, and the arrival of car
goes of rice from South Carolina. Where
the dickens are our men-Of-wSr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

THs Imports OF foreign dEy goods at the
port OF New York for. The last mouth, are
only two million dollars, or about 80 per
esnt.,pf ths corresponding total in each Of
he last two years. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

The Washington Star, which is supposed
to speak by the card, intimates that the
Administration is anxious about Missouri,
hopeful of Kentucky, and extremely dubt-
Gus concerning Fremonts adequacy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

ia Tue Dublin E0eang Post calls attention
to the fact that agents are in that city re-
crniting for the United States army. 1t
isn't sure that it is in eonsOaauoe with in
rernatiounl Law. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
go = - -
THE wARINwEsTERN vmGINIA.

Sunday IN the Mountain CamP--The
FOrtflendlOns-The 18th 1ndIAna
and the3 5th OhlO--SeOuts--Some OF
the AdvenfuFeE-DaEin OfOur Vol
un4eers--The Expedition from Elk
TEater--Its Complies Sueeesss-AIn-
patience for \ Forward AONeme1S-
"A Eeoeah Letter GG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

"A contemporary says IA female recruit in
Rochester was detected by going 10 put
her pants on over her head.' She should
have stood in something. 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

TuE cash salae oftnale slaves in Charles
ton, S. C., at present, as shown by a recent
auction sllle.is S3l5i female $500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
Taxes! Taxes!

u . =. y 4dAOSs 1dAOS.
TAX PAYERS Aro respectfully notified that on
il and after the first day Of September next ~,
undersEhed will be prepared 70 receive ~ ~ ,'
County and School Taxes for. tho year 1851
On the State TAX the f0ilouing discounts arc ~
lowed by law: keaps oEatlrl on the amount ths,'
iSeplsmbeF He1t II made amer the fifteenth oaH :.
September aud prior to the teeHtA day ~ UI 9s
ne4 1iE per eeHfHn; and IL made niter the IT,, -
- ALONYO L0RISG.
sheriff Ohio Comfy
Wheeling. Va. Anr. .. 1s6I.-dkvtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

a New York critic says the recently ar
rived Spanish danseuse sis gloriously
handsome, with eyes ike concentrated
M idnights."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

A-danead r,sund the prophet
in very hin dothlng anil but little Of it,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

SAMPLES. OF SUGAR
can be seen AZ the warehouse and growers are esfc
eiaily invited % examine both machines and sln
nles. IErptOl L. @. FRnsI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

Muslin rises extensively in New York
cents a yard. lelT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
a CARD.

ACC0UHTANTSHIP, fr y1lt
IN all its branehes-Bookks eping, Commercial Cal
citations, Business Writing, &c: also In Political
Economy, Finance aad Banking, Commercial law,
Taetieal Buliness- and whatever constitntes thor
ough preparation for AGEITE BUSINESS LIE.
The course OF iBstruetisn l. intended to be as
comprehensive and thorough A. that Of any Of the
Clnmereial Colleges. while the expense 70 the tta-
delt will Be much less
I ]. II. begs leave to refer tholo to whom he Il
unknown 70 Geo. W. Smith, Esq, to the nfhesFs
o. the banks in Wheeling and BridggPoEts
Hept2T-lmd $3.50 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

HOODS. sONTAGs, oAPEsl
IN Infants Caps, UudersleaVes, se4rhs. &e &c, at
the Variety Store Of D. NJ OIL BRO,
oet5 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11
Leather, on and Shoe FlndIngs.
Sugar Mills & RyaDOratOrS.

LEONARD c. FROSTs Al Main ST.,
SUccESsoR TO JOHNSON & FROST, would call
- the attention Of Sorghum growers TO his Sugar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-11

Wanted Immediately.
GADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS,
- Apply TO AUGUST SCIW ERTfEGER,
Eo.1i0 Main Street
oets-st frw door above The y. 6 " Bsnk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

A ToLKRABLE PrS. Some men Of ID.
greatest talents have taken great delights in
composing, or endea,Oring to ubra,sl rid
dies. Dean Swift isa case in point. slr
William Suyih. the learned Irish Baron Of
ID. sIeheequer. at one time spent two days
In considering the snswsr TO this cOnun-
drum -" Why 10 an egs underdOns like
On egg ovsrdoos ?" lie would not suf-
Ter aOy QUE to give the answer. which
he At lat discovered. IL - a tolerable
pan enough. Because they are hardly
done"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

To the Lono,sble JUlss oi Probate Tor the Coua,,
II ONsEd.
gI'iIE ualer,i gne,l administrator II the e.iats
of Bels No,.s late OF Norway ~ .s,d couniy
u~cra.-J, respectiul, repTrssnls. that sad Bels
No,-, died seized lnd po.-essei NJ the iollpw ing
described real ESTATE. via; ee'tsia shop and the
Lad ga ~hich said shop !. siia4iei, at Noi'L',
corner, - csled IN said Norway. That IN al.
yaniagcoo. oher IL 6ite.s dollar. h. been made
b, William Nerdhan Ia .a,d o"unI,, which Offer
n /. be th. iatrfest oi all conecfne INN .dalcly
tn accept. lie 'hsTeloT- pave ths, hcense M, he
granted him To eel ADD oon'sy the sbp'e de.cs.b-
81 zeal estate 10 the person mik,ag .a'd odc' nc.
cufdin. 10 the statute in sueh csse- mid- abd
p,o,ided bella 4. MOVES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
A Canadinn Remedy

for Coairnos. frrsguiariiy and DftIiV n
TIE Digorrs O,saa'. fndu1Hg H,ats.,,.
LGm'ud,. Ncrrounfu. GnSrdl PwGrI.
hoH ofihS MHdaHd Body. Plra.y0', S..
A MOMENTS rsh-ct.n. ousht o. coay,l-s ,
"a ssn.ihLs man n The ~, .ad dins@f ul sHs-
.isntl, do.ins ~i,h c,ih,uc m.,ils.ass ~
practice !, psfniciuas az I suicidal. AnsNrsfsrrs
81 fory ,rar. h,s taught mr th,t the ouu'r'r'.'
incrrssag evil, ct ia,,g~.iiun ace lrariulb '..f..
waited Nv The tso ifs~ ne II Isthhuirs lHs
Amsficin people ace b.t h.cpming ntn"1 q
d,.p-pi,cs Nv Their ,uihri,l mal-. ~ liir. p.'''
&c Caih,n,c. ,nrrrs.- thr irf,i.h,hi,, sni prose
,f,t- ih~ strength fth~ digestive uryru'
The pili. n1W nHsrri sfr espsriailN fs'i. 30
to ala, the. ifrt,b,li,. sni - ,hs SANE % r 'H
in',sonls sol Strengthen all The iuacl,nn, q. ..'
gs.tion. ~hiir thsy sU sraiD hNati's. The
a.. sspd,B-. tonic ani hNhu'S. The, arr s1
miL asi in,,gufatiug that onr D. not frrnini"d Nv
an, d,.sgfce.5ls shsci, that be Ia. takrp noe %.
c,u-.
Bs-i.-.. m-n. ptui~uts. froisaIUHs' m'n, IT,
nals.. sod all fsfs"a. saiirs cuuha'd ar s'.
js,Hsry iiie, .hoaI icy thea.
The undefsignsd phNs'sians, chFsfull, rrf'I'
a. th. high pfoirssiousl standing ~ pf tol' 20
slanstrai. oas 81 The object an ls.t phSsirit1'l
.ni a. the s,rciissi gusiit,s. n DO. "Anu tp'uvs
ssI Toaic ril.." wh,ch 49, have uscd ia Ha'
practice snd highI, sppru,c
J. u. G,b-.a, u, Duuham, 4 T..
CT. COTTON. ~ ID, Co~ans,ii.r.
CHARLES EROWN, M.
s.s. FOSTER. " u, Rome
NORMAN CLEVELAND. ND, Baru'tsa.
y. JENk>, ND.
CIV. COwLES. VI u. Sunusad.
JOHN MEiGS, ND,
JOSEPH BRE ADON, VI u, Sufgsun x y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI -. Joltfr1lk.
LEMUEL RICHMOND. ND, Deb, iIrs.
VI. q. GLiSE>, " y. Compton. 4. D.
Il. ~. SOMER~, VI -, Nagog. q. Z.
J. RUTHERFORD. VI u. N~~pa't, ~
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