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AUGUST q, 1861 have been troubled with
the liver complaint aud chronic dInrrhoea. /
nave tried everything could think of with
out RECEIVING any benefit, until heard of DIR.
Mcbride. Il am happy to say that am i'm!
proving rapidly under his treatment. May
other persons who Rre suffering go at once and
give him trial. ALoSZO Billings.
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THOSE who take an interest in great
scamps-and we believe it is quite ex-
tensive-will perhaps be glad to know
how ''Young Ketchurnn looks. He is
between twenty-five and twenty.seven
years of age. five feet five or six inches
high. His pale face is not particularly
prepossessing nor Intelligent, and Mt
the first glance he would be taken for
an ignorant country gawky, who had
been ''looking at the elephant, ,, in
stead of Showing that interesting mil
mai to others. His hair is cut sbort
and very black, overhnnging a onir oT
dark piercing eyes, constantly dfrecied
toward the ground, except when no y.o /,
addressed by friend. Then lilo ratssJ "a
his eyes, which hghtedup moment S,s
he smiled and gave n nod of recopni-
tlon. HIS nose appears as IL ii wns
made half an inch too short. Tho f;,ce
cannot be called long, nor round vet Il
1ncltneS somewhat TO tlelat n11Il h
rather short than otherwise, His n1nrtT,
IS small and chin inclined Ia ioiIhIe
When arranged for examination. he
wore n handsome sult of fine iblne
elothi consisting of sack, vest and pants.
ana from his general appearances he
seemed 70 be as unconcerned as any
one around him, but n nErvous twitci-
ing of the mouth occasionally showed
thnt he probably realized the position
in which no is placed, and TINT the
eoolness and courage exhibited are Mi
| put on for the OCCASION. He has No
whiskers, moustaehe or beard. 10
4 & .H#
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The KIM. orPnIl,.

WHKELTSG, Sept. 5, lSl6-AIcI.ain Brns.
nave made arrangements with Dr. Mcbride
ior ms celebnted King OF Pain, where tile
trIlde can he supplied. Druggists everyNyhere
VIII please take notice. III. Mcbride.
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia, :
~ .gazAT VVTVEE,TVN0,o

!. IT TFs.sgRy 9,,;si.,,l.s pEr&Rl,I,:,sr


OFFICE OF THE CoNrIsT'RoF TIIEC'uRRESCY.
Washington, June 2Bth, 1856,
MTlIElfEAS BY SATISFACTORILY EVi.
w dcnce presented to the undersigned, il
has been made To appear that s.'Tha bIef-
chants National Bank of Wesgf MI.
giuin. AT Whceling,'' in the city of Wheel
ing, in tlie County of Ohio and Statc OF West
Virginia, llilsS been duly Organized under nnII
accounting to the requirements OF the act oi
Congress, entitled an net 10 provided Nations
al Currency, secured by n pledge OF limited
States bonds, and TO provide for the circtiIn-
lion ana redemption thereof, approved lime
vi, 1861, and has compiled with an the nroVIs-
ions of ss.id act, reqnired to he compiled with
uIileT said uct. o.
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clark, Comp.
trpllcr Of the Currency, do hereby certify thnt
'TllE MERCHANTS NATIONAL, HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING" !"
IN the City OF Wheeling in the County of
Ohio and state OF West Virginia, Il nutiior-
lEel to commence the business OF Bnnliinr
under the net aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness nv hnnd md
seal of Oillce, this 26th day OF June. lSlI,
FREEMAN CLARK
lulI-bth RI r COmptr OF the Currency
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out aslC-

AUGUST 81, 1s85.-I had been su1Ieripg with
me chllls and fever very badly, and Dr. Nc
Brides King of Pnin has cured me up, and
even me energy md strength. MYRTLE Nc
Or. J.J. Mcbride can be consulted Mt his
rooms, nj the Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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i WHERLING, Sept, 3, -aicLain Bros.
have made aTrangementS wflh DR.. hIcBiIde
ior ms ceIebrated King Of Pain, where the
Will please take notice. ]. j. Mcbride.
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4 SInisqnito COMBAT.

II.
Ihealarnlng and growing prevalence
OF mosquitoes in Cleveland, will ennble
our readers to apprecinte the following
account from a contemporary. of n
combat with them: ssru
The physical powers of musuuitoes
are unusually vigorous this season.
considering the fact that they are up SO
much nights. With the single excan-
ton of retiring late, their other habits,
we believe, are regular. They have 4
peculiar system of gymnastics that
gives n sturdy development to their
muscles, and using their voices n good
deal in festive chorus hRs the effect to
strengthen their lungs and ward off any
tendency to pulmonary complaint
They sat up with us last night in strong
force, and attacked us in single compas
nies and in b1ttaions. While our at
tentiOn was diverted by n brisk sllir-
nishing party on our right, the enemy
had mnsSGd on our left, and made so
sudden and well directed an attack. that
we were driven half out of bed. Taking
advantage of u lull in hostilities, dur
ing which the enemy seemed to be hold
ing consultation of war, we craNvled
Stealthily out of bed, leaving tho llllIs-
quitoes beneath the bar, and took to the
sofa. They missed IT'S very soon, and
sent out a scout, who was not LONG ns-
certaining our whereabouts and report
ing, when thewhOle force charged upon
us with violence that was Increased
by rage at our momentnry escape. So
the contest ragged all night, fighting
from the bed to the sofa, and from Tie
sofa to the bed. Our loss was q mint oi
blood and total loss of sleep. Loss OF
the enemy not known. 10 They were sew
ernl hours in burying their dead how
ever. We could not pass such nnOther
nightthough 'twere to buy.a world Of
hnppy day." u t8,.Hsl .
Besides the Miss Sketoes we are GER
tain we recognized the voices of NIr. and
Mrs. Sketoc. The Sketoe family was
largely represented in cousins, relatives
by marriage, &c. We felt before morn.
ing that they We're all blood relatives
l to us. ~ ---l.,-- J ~ = -. - -
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DIR. T. J. KIsNER.

MEMBERS HIS THANKS To ALL THOSE
Il who have favored him with their conf
Sence and patronage, md would inform his
t5Iiends me and the people generally, that he WILL
t Stis coming Sefr, occupy his old office on Sd
near heed q krnfts Drug Store, Centre
Y. M.nneellng, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed IN reference to their disease, the nature and
cLaIacter OF which the Doctor Is able M an
Lme4S, and under all circumstances 10 dCsCTiISe
anu 70 insure Of the probable result and dura-
lOn OF treatment. He prncticsss the FGlectic
ESystem OF Medicine, using mild hut effieefiye
relneIies3 supporting instead of CienpeSSiu9 .
slle lttie SlIel Power9- The medicines used IJY
MIN are prepared and put up In his own
Once. Besides the treatment of Acute I1iS
eases Df. ktSner viii give his nttahiion othe
treatment OF all varieties of ChronIrs ,itsess[s
That scouTge Of the human race, STnofIIIa In
MI It's varied forms, viz: PuruIenf Disch1TS0as
rom the Ear, so prevalent AMONG lIi,fiiJ,lss,I
Purulent OpihnlmiR, OZena EnlnTSeSI fSianjs'
Dlcernttons, Cancers and all VnritieS m SirjT11
Diseases, VIII receive his Specini at1a1tIny1 ~
Diseases OF the Throat, Eung and Hearf Ij,,
ef Complaints, DihiThuea ,DysentpT-T and 'pIIs,,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Syphilis Gf.s'
Nervous and Spinal Affections EDilaTsy,,'
hnenmattsm md PaTnlysis DISEASES nf 'FSAI
1nleAs DyemenoTrhea, LEucnFrhea Prolofsns
O1eLl' and all Painful Irregularities md SeT-
sN0us diseases to which they arc subject Ia
Ies.Is SUI accessibility The Treatment Of Chill
DEt1tN VIII receive the ssiIne intention yherl-
SoIOEe. I: All consultations and cofnmuriC1i-
lions stFlcly cOnfl1entinl, md viii receive
PLOnlt aLtention. Niglttcfiils cbheFf1Ily mn.
HWefe4--t Omce hours from o tn 10 A M, l fn
ssSiSS y W - = -.-fsf-sft.r q glunH
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heart; also purifIes the blood and regulates
the. kidneys, Keep itin your families. Sick
ness comes when least expected.
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia.

:" I--I-3NIT W-IIIS-IIILING. - ?
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs.O
DIVISION OF NATIONAL. HANKS, !
Washington, June 25th, 1865.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED TIL AT ssTFIFS
i Merchants National BIinIk of West
EirEinin. Mt Wheeling, w. Va, a bank
ing association oiTnniZed under the net '1Io
provide q National Currency, secured by n
Plsige Of U. s Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" npprOV-
ed June ), 1888, having compiled with the re-
quirementS of Section Is of said act and with
the regulations OF this department made in
cd as depository of Public moneys, eNceDt
receipts from Customs, and byvirtue of such
designation Will also be employed as n Finnn-
cial Agent of the Government.
tStgncd,l +. T.. SPINNER,
iul7-6Od Treasurer n e
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7. y: Logan, 7. P. .Sha1lcross; Geo. x. Wheat,
SEQ. Mendel, John ZpecIler. Snnl. AIcC1el-
Ian, g w. Franzheim, jas. n. Vance, Alex
NNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, lre prepared TO Take risks Mt
iair rates on buildings or NIL kinds, merchan-
use manufacturing establishments, furnI-
IlFe, steamboats, and cnrgoes on the western
rivers nrd hikes, and also on the ifves OF per-
,pIlH inr n term Of years. This Company Of
ieIS superior Inducements to farmers, where
~ theS can Be insured for three years at re-
aneed r'ltes. This being home Institution,
composed Of some ninety-four stockholders.
most ofwhom are among our hest hrIsinczs
mon, recommends ityelftoflla favorable COR
ssIIaeEation Of the insuring public, and solIcits
Applications for insurance will he promptly
attended to by tile Sec retRrv
oHce. No. Mcclure House. he'np the same
formerly occupied by Adams FslpreS= co.
\. ARTHUR Secretary
SAM'L MCCLELLAN. President.
GEO. MESDEL, Vice President.
n c. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Viiice, No. McI4ure Honsn, being tha same
formerly occupied by Adams' Express Co.
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,
Ar WUTEr"Crr,
AT WHEELING.
OFFICE OF CoMrrRo1FR OF rHF cURRES,-
Washington ,IuIv 1lth ISGS


OFFICE OF CoMrTRoIlR OF THE CURRENCY, 1
Washington, July 18th, 1865.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL.
w denCe presented TO the undersigned IL
has been made TO appear that ss'TlIc Nation.
al BiNnR oTMeSt NlrG1niH, Mt IYhoeIs
tnE." in the City OF Wheeling, IN the Coun-
ty of Ohio, and State OF West Virginia, Inns
been duly organized under and according 10
the requirements OF the Act OF Congress, en-
titled An act 10 provide a National Currency
SecurCd by a pledge OF United States Bonds
and TO provide fOrthe circulation and redemp-
ton thereof" approved June Bird, 1851, and
has complied with all the provisions Of said
Act, req uiTed TO he compiled with before COM
act.
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
trolleT of the Currency, do hereby certify that
Ehc National Rank of West virginia,
M wheeling. In the City OF Wheeling, in
the County of Ohio, and State of West Wiz.
ginia, Is authorized to commence the busi.
ness OF Banking under the act aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this nth div
- Of July, 1866.
FREEMAN CLARK.
lnlS-GOd Compt'r OF the Currency.
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III arfif3i a t'1AOuHNANAffG GOODS -
eH AND u BLACK I.U PINS. DE
.Oltt LANES, Rich, Black Ohallies and Az
paccns, Luplns, HOinbHzineS and BaFaEeR
very wide Black MOhAir, 6renndine, Black
Grape Maretz and TamaTtines, MI silk Grena-
dimes, plain, striped and plaid, black flgired
and plain OTgandles and GinEhnms, - r
mayu ] S, RHODES,
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G"
METHODIST OPINION on THE SOURI,
ERN METHODIST PASTORAL ADpRrss.-
The New York Methodist comments
as follows upon the Pastoral Address
Of the southern Methodist bishops. of
which we spoke the other day: r,.t-
1t is clear that these southern. lead
ers hnve learned no wisdom from the
past that they cherish with fond
ness the souvenirs of the rebellion; that
they are determined to foster in the
minds of their flocls. the opinions and
the spirit which led to rebellion. LOYAL
men will Indignantly ask for what end
is this done2 Is it their design Il, InnlSe
the southern Methodist EpiscoDal
Church the nursery of future treasons
and future outbreaks against the aIl-
thoEity ofthe iUnion2s sHfsiii ~ '7'7l
In this document the bishops have
written the death warrant of s6nthern
Methodislh. No church which thus
cherlshes n hatred of loyal men be
cause of their devotion to freedom and
the Union, can stand before the Ameri-
can people. The ever-intensifVinp in
dignatiOn against the slavery and
rebelliOus spirit will shorten its dnVs.
me southern bishops have had offered
to them the oblivion of the past. and
the opportunity of entering upon a new
llie. Ihey hnYe preferred to fiaIint their
past, odiotis rs 1t is to all true men. in
our faces, and to glory in It MS n bails1e
OF distinction. Aenceforth they nPc
known and read of us all. -
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Gen. Candy has forbidden the NIavor
Of New Orleans to interfere in the sale.
lease, or disposal of the wharves Of that
eiIsyi ciaallmping them captured property
VI W wy wy NNtlOhol Government.
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Fever and Arne Cnrc.I

VIM tellany person thelrdisease witho,
Ing any questions. = - - I
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TwenIyssix Thousand Certificates.
OF cures In one year for the Kingof Pain.
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A GOOD story is told of NTr. Newton
of the Agricultural Department-the
same gentleman who knew not the dis
,tinetion between hydraulic rams and
sheep of the masculine gender. Once
hewUs brought before a Subcommittee
of the Ways and Means, to explain the
unaccountabIe expenses OF his depart
menti How comes II, Mr.. Newton. y
nslSed Justin S. Morrill,, chow comes 1t
that the expenses Of your Department
have oyerrun your estimates SO InliCI,PS
Leaning over the table, and thrnstins,
his finger through Mr.. MorriIPs buttonI25
hole, the benevolent looking old man
slowly said, In his lowest and most im-
pressiHe tones, "The truth is, Mr.. Nor
I'll, the expenses of my Department f1t
l! tne pnst year have surpassed my most
sangnine eSpectations!" The eSninno-
tion iwas'too good to oSeep, and Mr. Nor
.rill himself told it. l5.I5U j. - =
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Cures Neuralgia in nveminuIess. Can he had
OF Mcl4nin Bros. Washington Hall, opposite
Mclsure House, Wheeling. E''hH 10
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King orPain

Upon Dr. Mcbride before he leaves, rs he 1,
certnin TO do you good. EI6IHI
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lflf4t lt19a- ilslE -i- p J
l-tatli4Iti- 7 '.l.f. Il ll..s T.
-aE ffit --uuirIff E4si1gf -1Glf n4 htE
= Hsla 2. ,t.i054N q .rtgfly5
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Ms. GJ1ndy has the following bur
lesque of the sensation reports about
JEFF. Davis mt Fortress Monroe:
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INCORPORATED IN 1897.
TNAKES RISKS ATTFTF LOWEST n kTLS
on Buildings of all kinds. Steamboats,.
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes, canals and rnilroads.
80 ii. CRASGT.E, President
JOHN Il. HOPKINS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Ro5ert Crlngle, Daniel Lamb,
Itnnert MorftSon, ]. Q. AcheSon.
:: ElanS, James DaIzel,
John Donlnn, Samuel OFT,
"a Tho office of the Company has been re-
moved To No. 81 Main street
Applications for insurance. will he Dr0mutIy-
attended to by the President or Secretary.
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FAsH1oNs IN HAIR.-The Saratoga
correspondentof the Boston Post writes
as follows: ll57 .ItIY shi5s
1 have unqualified pleasure in mem
tioning the fall of the waterfall-a mon
sttous ftiny yention of the enanv'' oi
beauty which should have died'at its
birt1. u "A rather pretty fashion of dress
stnple-and-ringstyl Is gettinRfn yoorne
with the DANES, While ringlets for fhC
girls have quito superseded the ugly.
plug denominations which warRad : 6e.
hind Them, like beavers taii, few
weeks ago. Among the really fashion.
able women you might as well look fol
a cataract IN the eye as waterfall al
the back of the head, III ~
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Fire & Marine Insurance Company

I n 8 U n A NCE
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Transportation.
8 Ohio Railroad
-. -

a e a. I" 1iff-t-l't ~ s9L<AEAVNi NoN.E, 1851.
DASSESGER TRAINS WILL RUN. IY
4, The following schedule on and after Nov.
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SECURE wARRANTEDpp
DmEcT1oSs ARR FoLLowED.
STcauJor Circular dcseyl0ip0 an symptom.
SYMPTOMS.

INC above are but few ofthe many CatorTh
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There is somewhere in Maryland n
supposititious IOCalitNwhero Mr.. Blair
affects to find " fellow-citizens," on
whom he intlicts imaginary speeches.
winded Trades into the newspnpers.
one of which, garnished with tlaminG
head lines, appeared In the World, and
tho introductory expletives in the IFi-
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The question was thus squarely met,
and Mississippi openly renowned the
doctrine of secession!E Will the north
ern democracy follow tl1erexample of
Mississippi or shall we have a secession
party In the North .itter the bad cause
has has ss,st, 5een abandoned and repudiated by
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
LAW lNrELLEGRNCE.
Court of Sessions.

SOMETHING ABOUT A w0MAH-wHAr WAS HER
MOTIVES l-DGD SHE KISS HIM IA DELICATE
QUESTION FOR A JURY-A HORRIBLE RAvIsH-
MENr-A CASE OF PETIT LARCENY.
John 0aivin % good looking young nlRU, was
sdeu ~ ,1e bar charged with having stolen from Airs. Emily
a. o watch worth 49, and roll Of bills amounting
MS hel dsou testi6ed-I reside at No $50 Tenhaye
- oHn Saiyin one day the last Of June lii aunt was
ho. ~ 70 a9oiked q my doof aud asked her 70 come
ne valued st slo said had gold one worth ten tini-s
money enough 70 bay said had and show ed him
ss loh o Wisi he then went away and next morning
Gross eHsmiuedHe the only One who knew had the
money did MOTHS. him did Pyt my arns around hi.
as.nssd him oi taAnz the watch and money sd he
I, Carroll neigtbOr. who lived in the saue house .e0
did no, know who Was there what he done in then.
This was The case for the prosecution. 'T Sol.
defense proved previous good character and ,hen
Mira Anne Calvin, who ,es,ihed-I am the wife Of the u,
oners>unele know Mrs Richardson, she came into ay
Johnny silver wct hanging up sh5 took Il down asd ssid
Johnny would not sell IL she asked Johny treal he r
fused she h'n went out and brought in along unbie Of
gin shs put her around Johnnys aud said You
are id hno boy and nothing lke sowdy| told her
would not have snch language used before the children and
put he- out In the aitno0n se asked into ben
eat some srawberes shs said anything about her
watch; never knew her TO baye i
Mary Campbell testified that she wa Waiting the preceding
witness on day OF The occurrence aud that Ma Richard
son ronslt In some GIN pat her arms around Johnny and
said: four d-d nice iello ony. your nothing like
rowdy T. aud Mira Richardson put Ler Of the rooIn.
Not guilty aud discharged
John Gods not fortunate, He caught breaking
into of Broadway aud Forty sighths, and
found guilty Of attempt Vrsnd larceny and sentenced 10
the State Prison for two years and six months.
Peter Wheeler, aged 10, pleaded guilty to committing
ape upon tho person Of child named Dora Benue aged
years Tho details Of the TOO horrible and sckenng
TO repeat. Wheeler given until Friday week to bring
certificates Of character, etc.
David Powers pleaded guilty to petit larceny and sent
to the Penientafy for six months.
Tho motion in tie OF Strong was then postponed until
this morning st Iot O'clock to which tpe the Court ad
ionned - -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Arrived.

s...,l, lAslo Crsvy ssvsn1ah days with cotton aha
pl to Wssgnsi s i9esi ssz,sS day. with ma.e and
fs;. 20 Il ~ iS@y Wheeler, Sswbsn lays md's and
PSI. ps,oaosip " psler Cry ,u s. ha West Charleston
itb inst nte snd pass 20 Arthur IysIpoo Sept, G. with
and il9 rass 10 r. j.. Tsyor Had des',
sep -, "a and y s jToruci; 2sth H. Do iayon, sew
"a died OF genrral debility i'h nfI De9 IA 90 i,
mn fel frola tho GaiutOP-Si ynd to tue a'0' a"D
biz Bry henry L,ursns squiw J's'onvue 0''' VIVA
naber TO l. y & sri,S kslT New Bedford, oil. ferso'on
Wood ,,... p,,ds.po,, l,r Elizabeth.
PS5 Saxon Anaersos Espor,, With lumber to Jed Frye
Go, GO e. p Smith Ap4r~cu Providence for fhn"ds'
''si seir Joseph sessr.on, S',sh Sli"0'' d'y' WIN
eSs to ,,ii1'I r. An,.. Amss Lnn coal to ns,Ie
schh !. g rss;" liou.e rSe.rrS SerpSa' w. ~ '''.
sohI' p5tshsI.s. Robbins, Pr5videnes ior A'p.iy
coS, AZ H. Rsad, NlcArtson. Boston r.,
Schi hh, Sefee.on sste, Bsumoe iof Ne" h''p"'
selr. A4els!de. Hall SLeL.n,,1gai mao,
scsT sSsT \. j,'SSna G.sl,a,u, cr.adan, Westerly
scb, D.lphi saith Providenes-
sr esr' ntrrv sswui Gilbert. Proyidenss 10, Ao'"'
sshr. W. ". Bfi!n1Jd. I'd. r,RSIc,S"' ,IsSco Wv
sshr msry y. Reeves. Rose, Bs.lOn-
sebf. War steed, sinsn, ssIsm' su.
self D. C. IIulse. - N.wnA'~
ssehr y = potter Potter, Mystis -
ssbt Jobu r. Mofee Johnson, No"h"s"
sshr Hume Hal Brtseport
ssh.' h ia.snh Anderson, Port Jssetson. A., u...
SSe Seht' coasi.ns Allen PhlsdePhs Tor Ne~'hs~es
on ovnhI c,,aiine Puyirr, Providence. .
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