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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

HUNDREDS and thousands annually die prematuTeA
when, II they would give the Great French ktmedy,
DIR JUAN uELAN AbHE'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared ly OAKAS,IhRB q bus ONT No pa rue
Lombard, Paris, from The prescription Of DR.. Jvan Del.
Hmane, Chief Ply Scian the Hospital ou Nufd gu
LaIlboitieTe, fan uai, they wu ind imm' date re-
lief and, short time, be fully toGed " HudHh and
strength tits useo in the pral Of many emlaent
French ply ticiaus with union success, auu highly
nc onlS positive aud SpeciFc zen Cd
for all persons suffering nom General sexual DtbtIt3
all derangtmtnts Of the Nervous Forces Mela4eholy
SpefDigfogg hca ft0Uat tDit2tOhs, all v eakneases
aTs ny from Sexual DUthfu lndsoi etons
Loss Of Muscua Energy, Physical Presentations, New
ousness eak spine. Lowness Of spnits, hiniutss Oi
Vision hysttfcs, Pains in the Back and Limbs lupo-
tency, sc.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the i'm
mediate aud almost miraculous change II produces IN
the det itled and SHATTERED system. In fact 1t stands
uniiyRed as an unfaiing cure Of the malades above
meI toned.
Suffer no more but use The Great French Remedy !
powerful iemedy, contains nohing huTiW 10 the most
delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and directions
for using in English, French, spanish and German ac
company each box and also nee " any address
when requested
Price One Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars
told BY GN Druggists throughout the world or Will Oe
sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation By
intlosihg specified prce, TO any authorized agent
ffoTTttors' Gtneial gents for America, ObCAh u
MOSES CO., y CoItlands ST., New York.
II eop.wSd ly N. X. BROWN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMOMC WAF

BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS.
d. The original Medicine established In 1887, and
first article Of the Kind nuudu ctd under the name
Of PuIAOSlc WAfRns" in this cr any other country
al Other u Oni1 afeTs counteItsits. The genu-
on each Wafer.
These Watrs have been before the public for rly
fArty yedS and tue immense sale atantd not only II
America but in foreign oountTes fully attest theT in
uinsio worth. The MEDICINAL properties superior u
aug other article offered for the OF Pulmonary
Bronchial affections and the quantity c0ntAint ia eacl
boz is nearly coutle that The many worthless mita
tons Ad yertlseq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26
wrabfIrr,s Eninf.
W ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLl-
VAN RAILROADS
FALL ARR A q MINT.
Conne,leina Oetober s 1900.
rnArrs norro sourn AID KA.r


Leave Montpelier at9O5 N, 80 ?. and 10 05 Pm.
MAIL Tram leaves Rouso's ONT at 4 30 a. IN re
ceyes passengers from Ogdensburg N. r. and connects
at White River Junction and Bellows alls with trains
on Passumpsic X arrives At New York At 10 40
DayExFisEss leaves Montreal at $50 An ST Johns
At 10 A. ~, Uedtnshufph at 80 m, kouses Point
lOi a. m, Tor boston, &C, arriving In Boston via
Lowell at 1880 p. m.
NiaHr ExrRRss leaves Ogdensburg at ll.30 A.
NJ, Montreal Al SOr NJ Rouse's Point Al $40 P. NJ,
st. Johns at t.45 =. Me- arriving At Boston At $40 A.
connecting at Bellows Falt with Cheshire road for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Il
Il FOR Springfield Sc, and arriving in New York at
1880 Pm.
TEAMS so1Eo NoRrn AND wRNrF
400 p. N.
JAY BxPRBss leaves Boston via Lowell at 800 M
for Burlington st Adams, Montreal arriving al Mont
taei at 8 80 p. m, Oedensburgh at 90 m.
NAIL 4 RAIN leaves huuioa rte lowell, a. 90 a. m
via Lawrence and fichbmgh at $50 a. "a, Springfield
al As a IN. for Burlington, st Adams, and Ugdtns-
bufgh.
The train leaving Boston via ftcnburg a, 30 a. m ,
and springfield 81 745 IA, cuunoot 81 White River
junction Nith the Day Express train.
ACCOMMODATION lRAlR laavtt northhcid Al 10 90
n for burlington, Rutland, st. ALBANIA, house's
NIaHr gxrRHss leaves Bellows Fans At 1000
p. ~ receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY r.
leaving New orb al l1lb F.M and from ChethiTt R.H
leaving Boston a. $50 r.A connecting al White River
Junction with train leaving Boston At $50 r. n. fof
Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal and Ogdensburgh
cOnuocfng with Grand Trunk trains for the W eat.
Sleeping are attauhsd both The night express
trains running between ST Adams and Bostun. and ST.
Adams aud springfield
Through Tickets ior Chicago and the West Tor sale e.
the principal stations
s Albana. October g. 1890
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

"a OkIH ERN kAlLk OAD.
~ 1896 WINTER 4 RRANGRhBNT 1860.
LIZ "a aa.aaa..ss Ca spd after aondsN Nov. 18th,
UPWARD TRAINS.
MAIL TRAM leaves Concord atl045 A. ~ FOR White
Rycy Junction, connee ting with trains Tor " alla River
81. Johnsbury, Barton, Newport, Wioughby and sgog
Lakes Sbustead, Bath Litteton Lancaster, Sc.--
Also with trains Tor Montpelier Burlington ST Al
lans Rouse's Point, Mor'reSl Ogdensburgh and the
wet
DAY RxPRuss TRAM leaves Concord At 1850 A. ~
White River Junction, connecting With trains Tor
Montpelier Burlington Rouse Point Montreal Be- and
tth Ogdensbufg and Grand Trunk Railroads foI the
West.
franklin and Bristol
EvBElNe EzPRnss TRAIN leaves Concord a. $40 P.
a. for bite River Junction. connecting with trana for
Montpelier, Burlington, 81 Albans, kouses Point,
Montreal ogdeusburgh, and the West.
cor arrival 81 trains from Boston, Worcester Ports-
noutL, Por,land, &C
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
/ MoREN0 sNFHEes TRAIN leaves White River
Junction for Concord att Is A. or on arrival
rom Ogdenshurgh and Montreal. On Mondays At 62i
/ uatead Of Lilo.
BRIs1oL TRAIN Leaves Bristol for Concord ct S A
n and Franklin ct 9.l2 A. A.
MAIL Tram leaves White River Junction for Con
ord ~ l22O 2. NJ, arrival Of trains over the Yer
mont Central, Pessumpsic and White Mountains Rail
rosds.
DAY ExPRHss TRAIN leaves white Rfver Junction
At 40 NJ or On arrival Of trains from Montreal and
Ogdeusburgh BattleborouFh keepe, Bell0wss Falla
Windsor, co. connecting at Concord with trAinsor al.
] chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
tVhese trains Concord with trains for Man
chester Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland, Nashua or
| eestcr, Nee York, Lowell, and Boston
oNsLow STRARNs. Agent.
Concord. NIB Nov, 10 1866.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

Cough, Colds, sore Throat noalsensss, Asthma,
CaArh, Bronchitis, Difficult Btea,hng, Sitting Of
Blood, Pains in the Chest lncillent Consumption and
all diseases Of the lungs Not only ahoIding temporary
relief but oieotinR rapid aud LISTING and
tainted give satisfaction In every instance. They do
nAuseate like alchoholio pounds lnn the medic
ina proper lies nbis ed in iom Agreeable and
pleasant TO the taste that any child VIII readily take
them. One dose will always Afford
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
To Vteaiists and Pa5iic Speakers, these Waters
peculiarly valuable ,hty will IN one day remove the
occasional hoarseuess and their regular
foi Re days will at all times inc the power and
hexiby OF the voice greatly improving its tone, com
pass and ceafness for which purpofe they are regular
ly used by many professional yooalists
The veiy great celebrity Of thu invaluable remedy has
Induced uplncpled persons TO prepare base limitations,
which dFsppont abe just expect tons Of the purchaser
and injure the character Of the genuine medicine
Gee that the word. BRYAN" is stamped on each
Wafer and also observe the fac smile " the signature
Of the Pr pritior JOB MOSES" on each wrapper, 10
counterfeit which s forgery u Offending parties viii
be dealt with 90 the full extent Of the law
BKYAN's PULHosIo WAFHss ave for sale by all Drug
Rists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 CoItlandt St, N Y.
Sold in Montpelier, by N X. Brown and Bxby Co.
l.dkWcoplN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26
CONSTITUTION WATER


rritate and drcnch the kidneys, and by constant
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease
We present the Constitution water to the public,
with the conviction that It has equal IN relieving
the class Of diseases for which 1t has been found so
omnontly successful for curing and we trust that
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valua
bic a remedy in a iorm to meet the requirements VI
patient and physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
THE DRAMA.

Madame Risori will tonight make her first appearance
as Phera Her personstion Of this difficult and painful
character said DO Of the greatest achievements OF
dramatic art in modern times. Tomorrow there VIII be
Matinee performance-for the benefit Of out-of-town
residents-when Madame Riston will appear as Mary
Stuart "Macbeh" is in preparation. On Tuesday next,
Madame Rstor will play Phedro al tho Brooklyn Acad
envy of Music
Our readers arc reminded that Mrs. Landcrs engage
ment at the Winter Garden will terminate on Saturday
evening Mrs Bowers viii commence an engagement
there next Monday, in I" Lady Audloy's Secret
Mr.. Jefferson continues to appear at the olympic, IN
"Our American Cousin" but no is shortly to reappear IN
{" Rip Van Wrinkle" Why not in Caleb Pirmmerl
Our American Cousin continues to hold tho stage OF
Barnum's Museum, and Is presented DAY ana evening
Several exceedingly fat persons have been added to the
collection of curiosities in the exhibition hall. .
Matinee performance Of "The Doctor OF Alcantara"
is announced for Saturday, at the New-fork Theater
Mr. Mark Smith has made hit by his personaton OF the
Doctor "a Night in Rome will shortly BIO produced at
"The Black Crook" continues to attract Immense
audiences at Nibos Garden There will, as usual, be
Matinee Saturday ,
MT Lents excellent Crcus is prospcring, at tho old
place on Fourtcenthst. Mr.. Robinson and his Little
Clarence and MILE de Berg ITS principal features OF
attraction. Their merit needs no further acknowledg
The manager OF the Broadway Theaer has introduced
vet another familiar star-Mss Maggie Mitchell, who
now nightly appears in the familiar drama OF The Pearl
of Savoy" Matinee will be given on SATURDAY NeI,
week Miss Mitchell will appear IN the wei known pay OF
"Fanchon the Cricket" Mr. Charles Dillon viii succeed
Miss Mitchell at this Thestcr three weeks from Monday
next IIc will appear as King Lear Ofhe3o, Mae6efh
Louis ~, Richard III, etc. .
"The Child Stealer and !" The PoStB Boy OF CornssL
or The Fatal Snow. D hold this week. the stage OF tho
Old Bowery Theater Miss Herring enacts the Child
Stcaer Mr. G.. l.. Fox also appears, in hvoriie char
acter. .
Al Irving Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul continue 70
give thor Parlor Entertainment Matinee VIII DO
gwen on Saturday. -,
gler at Dodworths Hall every evening. He too, an
nounces Saturday Matinee.
has produccd piece this week. at the
Fifth Avenue Opera House This IL one OF the nea'est
little theaters in the city, and Ethiopian Mnsrey hero
illustrated i'm its best estate without or augh
offensive The performances are attended by audiences
of tho best class. -, -oo
Mcssrs Kelly Leon, a. their Minstrel Han. NO ~
The Doctor Of Can-Tearlier - ia chief feature AZ
present-an operatic burlcslue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
FEMALE EMPLOYMENT.

IT.. ma, interesting paper was read by Mr. Rob Hart
y Secretary Of the York Association for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor the subject OF Female
in onr large cities and discussed ts chief points at
large He showed there was great need OF resrmaton IN
regard 10 female in cities The great question was what
owar m noorer classes who thrOng cities 10
elevate them higher scale OF Usefulness ana Foee e
from the evils which continually await the he rehakeu
that nothing eeotual had yet boom dene or attempted
m had had broad experience the subject Of female employ
,f lie did not agree with Hartley in all the views he had al
yanccd In the law God il stated was commandet
10 earn his bread by the sweat Of his brow and In MS
onipion women must also do the same thing. .
The Hon Amasa Walker thought the subject under discus
sion one great interest particularly that part OF when re-
ferred 10 the question Of the question connects
itsef With the whole human II Is not an American
only bu il affects every part OF the civilized world he con
Timed his remarks for time which received Win
marked attention
THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN.
Mr. Sanborn wished he could hear remarks from some
one upon the question Of the proper employment OF
The Vice Prevalent Of the Association considered this most
The law requiring parents 10 seha M
children TO in Massachusetts daily being 'osed
many parts Of the State children were growing up
ancc There are thousands there whose education 80
While in factory town in Massachusetts he me ha5
wears old who worked for In factory. anu -. -
secn the inside Of school in his he He SCENTED
mere machine attached to the factory Inc s""' 'pN
this subject would receive a very full discussion ,;,u.
most Interesting paper read on pion a'sciP
by Mr. HAYNES Warden Of the Massachnse,'s o'"S ~
was rcpete with interesting facts 20 he pm
oners ELECTED the full attention OF tno r., "a
Amer he had finished question oil labor was again re
smcJ and Mn Caroline Heay Dali made most ei"qucnl
and earnest appeal behalf OF tho sborng classes as 20
the question whether the aggregated capital OF aoo was '
stock company or not ..,. s......,.. - Al. an.
Others the Society took part IN the oscussion anu tue ses
siop continued until 6 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12

THURSDAY
Gold rose under tho publication q 10 ls3s
to be from the President to me dsv Amer bank hours
and was strong tnroosS Presidents letter exposed
the fraud IN rcsapPed to 1901, and closed at l5ii.
and the priSts are not Srm, and with an increased
GoyG prices are q shade lower Border State stocks
Pcre steady For Railway mortgages full prices wore
maid. Tho miscellaneous shares stronger MsripOsA
Preferred rOss I, Canton l, Cumberland d and Atlantic
Mail T. wilkesbarre Coal fell II. Tho Railway snare
market vas Irregular but whole, fairly sustained
the Stock Exchange. Michigan Central rose o. Glove
land and Toledo 3, Toledo and Wabash pei c'a'.
Emo was steady and yesterdays rates were paid to'
Illinois Central and Michigan Southern. Fort wsyns
fell 1. After the call the market vS
lss. active and disturbed By the Presidents letter. whca
was the most prominent topic during the day 10 "a:
street. At the second Board the market ives tame ani
tho highest ntos of tho morning were not mM ,,.
tanned Al ~ Sla.s w GLOWING pusS. we've PAD. 't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
MUSICAL.
ITALIAN opERA-BRooKLYs ACADEMY.

There was most crowded fashionable and bran, auieace
the Brooklyn Academy on "Wednesday night TO wiines ne
performance Ricci charming opera trspno ia Co
mare by Mr. Mare,zks opera company and also 10 welcome
Sgnor Roncon Of the first artists Of Europe Many believed
used voice although good actor aud We
satisfied that most expected 10 be- profoundly dapponied
result has been triumph 10 him and one Of unqualified
delight 10 All who witnessed his performance.
We shall speak Of Eonconi first notwithstanding The urgent
claims OF Mis-, Kellogg upon admiration and communication
for he is almost stranger and Is quite the finest artist IN MS
syle visited America reminding u Of that prince OF
bo SignOr De Begins Roncon Of the genuine school
excellence not only IN the broad nights
of at but also In s mnutes details He ills the character
the grimace but in the entire person lie an actor every
inch Of him. As vocalist his method IS perfectly admfabe
his rythm clear and decided his emphasis Is Away. telling
and his parandO singing IN ts lightning IKE
rapidly and its distinct enuncini0n cannot h ehced We
have not time pacuarle all the brilliant points mnde by
this great master but We VIII say That the pubic Responded 20
with the enthusiasm They took every
point and appluded him with helss not often Desto~ei
upon artist Of either His success was triumphant ana
there was dissenting opinion 10 bis surprising merits
Miss Kellogg after her Summer rest comes ioFth Win her
voice fresher and beautiful than ever and with many
added charms personal manner and vocal excellence
is rapid clear and decisive and POSSESSES
daz,lng briIancy without particle shrness The air of
the Caks worked wonders for her both physically and
bsn ever md she Threw into her action numess coquetth
was most exquisite mpcrsonaon and do not believe that
there is anywhere Adena excepted admirable
representative the fair Annea our American songss
Louisa Kellogg. -
occasion he seemed 20 be inspired 10 excel his previous efforts
and sang up 10 ROnc0ni proving his claim TO hIst
position among artists Antonlccs superb told ont with
rch effect and won for him marked Distinction Miss stockton
The trio in the third act AS fine scene Vocay ana
dramatically ever heard and he enthusiastic encos
Of applause proved how heartily the audience appeoh
The opera put the stage the best manner the scenery
good the beautiful and the orchestra In all respects
worthy Of Mr.. Maretzeks reputation
Tonight the opera of Fra DiavolO will be performed IN
which Sgnor Ronconi will take the part Of Lord Rockburgh
Miss Kellogg Madame Natal Tesla, Mzolen etc. are in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12

taken TO the ationhouse In Leonard There be stated that
he had two brothers employed the Inflated steamer Evening
Star and both were in all probability lost Since the news OF
the loss Of the steamship Walter has been incoDsoab and
finally became impressed with the idea that his lost brothers
in the the foot of North Moors and il TO
rescue them that he plunged overheard Yesterday tho
unfortunate taken before Justice bowling at the
Tombs who reasoned with him the folly OF his proceeding
Walsh appeared TO be somewhat composed and rational and
was allowed to leave tho lie at once proceeded
the old spot at the foot of North Moores and again plunged
into pc wafer He again rescued and taken before Justice
DoYng who committed him to the OF the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction
THEFT OF CoArs.-Special detectives Williams and
Brophy of the Third Precinct yesterday arrested Julius Solo
the charge Of having IN company with smother man.
stolen fine coats valued $3.50 from the store Of Joseph
pso seen to enter the store Of the compartment one Of them
having In his possession an empty bag ana on ang snort
tmo after 1t Is claimed that the bag was hed Inc accused
who has place of the of complainant states
that the time accused entering store accompaniment
he proceeding his place business The magistrate de-
oded to hold him to bail in the Of $1,000 The accused
clerk native OF Russia aged 20 years and lives at No 30
Rutgersst
GIFT ENTERPRISE PROPRIETOR IN TRoUBLE-A large
number Of downtown merchants have for several months
past been vicmzed by young who would visit their
stores under pensc of purchasing and seize the opportunity
to pocket whatever his way Pockekn seemed to
possess for him special attraction, and scarcely cutlery
power Yesterday Officers Slwe and Schneider OF the
Second resnc succeeded in arrcsng the thief who proved to
be one George Schumann The prisoner confessed his guilt
and said that he had sold large number Of the knives and
other stolen property to individual named Harrison popre
tor of gift enterprise establishment at Nos 7s and 1870
broadway. warrant was procured from Justice
DSy Capt DE Camp and DOZEN s oCaS s
identified BY Schumann portion Of those stolen by him.
found These he had sold Harrison for s. per Dozen
four Of tho knives by MI George Bse Of No
IS Beekmsn having been stolen from him Harrison
taken before Justice Downing He confessed having bought
the boy but said he did in good faith Both
thief and receiver were committed for examination by the
Magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Dodge

Only two cases of any importance came before the
Jefferson Market Court yesterday.
GRAND LARcEsY.-A woman named Mary Mcdonald was
charged with theft in stealing from the residence OF james
Qun No l2 Most two shaws pair Of opera glasses and
several skirts in all valued at $50 The accused to
exit from the house with the property in her posses
sion by who testified against her. and she was ed
for trial
THEFT FROM PERsos.-On Wednesday evening james
Porter who resides No 2s3 East Tenhst accompanied
woman named Cahane house Of prostitution and
while there he robbed Of two Treasury notes OF the value
30 each by Mary Ann Russell accompce OF Noonans
Fearful lest 1t should be found her Mary handed the
money TO q named Henry Russell The tho were
Is q pilot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12


ues before O'Clock Wednesday evening" while the down
town hronged with operatives on their way home
ward Dennis Sheehan labore passing up Pearst on
h home In order TO clear the crowd the walk Shee
han stepped into the gutter and while huyng along was
struck by the Of truck going in opposite direction
Moore on seeing accident stopped his truck The
woad man picked up by the Second Precinct Police
and ,ogether with driver taken 20 the Station House
There Sheehan found have been injured internally and
he was at taken to the Hospital where he ed
mann held an inquest the body and verdict Of accidental
death was rendered Deceased native OF Ireland aged
n var. and resided al No IS James st. where he leaves
wife and three children The driver Of the truck was dis
charged from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12

let. ID. ID 9Th. sth 9Th. nh. sh. Sn' Total
Star sss ;;i;...s J 8 {: 8 Q > %
Umpre-Mr. j. Pachen OF the Excelsior Club
Scorers-Messrs Macdiarmid and Monk.
Time Of game hour and 50 minutes
Fly Catehes-Star Is Atlantic o.
Best catches by George Smith and Rogers
Foul Bound CatcAes-Mils g. Ferguson !, Miles l.
Best batting by Crane and Worth
Outs on Foul Bals-Star 10 times, Auant
MUTUAL VS.. BcKaa00,, ba.a noted clubs
fine game was played Of their home and home
Hoeoken from last 80 tns psyed
game by OF 10 70 " ~ w;n canss of
nine INNINGS their batting being the man HS Ss os
eir triumph field the ESs ,Ss s time IN or
two. $50 rv,ov
The first grand match this season between ts these
leaves ths Harlem depot Twenty sIsast 'or W grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
BASE BALL.
ATLANTICS vs.. STAR.

Quite lively and enjoyable contest was had be-
tween these clubs yesterday the Capone grounds the re-
suit being an easy victory for the champions by score OF 20 70
49, The stars were minus the valuable services OF their
catcher pitcher and short stop and the Anties did not nave
either Pratt or Start Zeen pitching in Pratts place and lie
land in the absence Sullivan The game was played In less
than hours the Aantics taking the lead RON the start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
Dpov,,yo O, TIE CAPTAIN OF BRro.-.Cspt.

VIM c. Hatch OF the brig Chimborazo, from Bangor. with
lmmber wa, knocked overheard the 10th inst while of
straord Light boat lowered and search made for
an hour but all efforts him uitless Capt
Hatch was OF mdding hight dark compleIoned black hair
and ewes and had the time he lost large oyercoat
with the sleeves off light check coored pants aud com
abouts Of the body will please address Mr. WIN Farrar Isles
borough Ne