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VERY STRANGE BrT TRUE.

Among the multitude Of articles science mas
produced to benefit mankind, nothing has met
with such universal improvement, or won for
itself such an immense patronage as the Old
Homestead Wild Cherry Bitters. Unlike most
other Bittcrs, they are no drug and contain no
poison. Acting directly upon the Liver, they
cleanse the stomach, purify the blood and pre-
vent disease. They are Il certain cure for Dys-
pepra. Jaundice Scrotula and all blood diseases.
They cure Chronic Darrhoa, Pimples and
blOtches on the face. To persons Of sedentary
habits, and those who feel loss of strength or
want ofamhiton these Bitters will impart tone
and give vital energy TO the system. They in
crease the appetite and strengthen the body.
Remember and purchase the genuine Old Home
stead Wild Cherry Bitters, manufactured by Dr..
T. Il. Sngcrland q Co., New York City. Sold
by GEO, W. CHAPLIN. Jr. and dealers every
where. apri19d&w@m
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LIPRl LIFRi LIFRt
DRoPsi DRoPsi DROPS

American Lille Drops win cure Diptheria
Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheu,
matism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache
Toothaehe, Bruises, sprains, Chilblains, Group
Colds, Fever and Ague and Cholera in a single
day
Sold by ~ Druggists, with full directions lor
Use,
oRRIN SKINNER h co,
Propretors, Springfield, hass.
poSD a MoRsE, Agents, Rutland, VI
H-A1V
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IMPnRLANr nd FRMALkN.

The celebrated uR, DOW continues TO devote
has entire uu.r TO the treatment OF all diseases
II cdent to the female syet-w An eXpeueuue
Of twvuty-ttr years enable, hiu 20 guarantee
speedy and permanent relief IN the worst case.
OF suppresslui and all other Mensuua, ptrangr-
uents from whatever cause. All letters OF adj
vice must contain 81. Office, No. I'm .icOtt 81 ,
Boston.
n B,--Boaid FURNISHED to those who wish 20
remain ui. '-r 'rr.tlput
Boston, Jurr % 1855 a6wlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RESTo.
RER.
Would you have dark and lusuous locks, and
vie
With beauty's queen, the GODDESS of the sky
Or is your beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or is age drawing too untimely near?
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why of youthful beauty, why despair,
When there's balm for every silvery hair;
Times sorrows, levers ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer Of those missing tressesl
Prom her bright locks the immortal name 1t
won
OF Hair Restorer-"Martha Washington
Then HE to the Store-just across the way,
And get bottle with the Least delay.
Sold everywhere Price 81. mareh9dSw6m
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Special 3lotjrrS.

g. Demaat is The ,-, Of popularity, and
newer in this country has there been q nth part
of III" demand for any toilet article that there
now is for Phulou'- ''Night.Bloomiug Ccreu-. ''
The -a,"s for the current year show au ncrrase
Of sne hundred per cent. over those OF the same
months i'm 1864. Sold everywhere
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CAN,T SLKEP NIGHTS.

Dodd's Neryine, which has been advertised in
our columns for some time, is said to be a com
plete specific against reetlessness and inability
TO sleep. If this is so, people who can't sleep
soundly better give it trial. For sale by drug
gists generally 16-wlm
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THE BEST SHEEP FARM IN
L RUTLAND COUNTY FOR SALE.

now offer and will sell my Farm situated in
the town of West Haven, Vt, six miles north
of Whitehall, N. Y, cheaper, all things con-
sidered, than can be bought elsewhere in the
State.
Said Farm contains about 1900 acres in one
body, well divided into pasture and tillable
land, it now has over 800 acres Of meadow
which can be cut by machine, to which another
100 can be added from pasture. Said meadow
has gentle slope to the south and east, is free
from stone and produces the best kind of hay.
There are on the place thrr houses, none
very good and ten barns. To K Of the latter
are attached good sheep sheds Also a good
stOrehouse, 24x90, for grain and WOO. Black
smith shop, wagon shed, cow stable and hay
house, all new.
Said farm has natural fence more than half
way around it. Soil mostly clay, some loan
with 10 or IL acres of intervale land Of the best
kind for planting.
There is also large amount Of wood and
timber on the place, for which there is good
market.
Said farm is now capable Of keeping 1000
sheep in common years, besides teams and
cows necessary for the place, and can be i'm
proved (by clearing for pastu = to keep 500
more sheep. Price, $4,000.
For further particulars enquiL, of
II. G. HUNT,
m96d&wtf West Haven, Vt.
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ROOT! ROOT ROOT

ROOT! ROOT! ROOT!
READ! READ READ I
Roots Pestachine preserves the life of the
Hair; changes it from gray to its original color
in three weeks; prevents the hair from falling /;
is the best article for dressing Hair ever found
in market; will surely remove dandruff and all
diseases of the scalp; is delightfully."- perfumed,
cures badness and will not stain the skin. We
tell the story quickly, and tell it true, when we
say it is perfect
RESTORER AND DRESSING COMBINED.
No other preparation for the Hair contains
Prestachio Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER & co,
6w1y Sole Proprietors, Springfield, Mass.
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Deaths.

DARRAH-In Poultney, May 9th, Anna E.,
daughter of John and Rose Darrah, aged ~
years 70 -
ANhRY-In Rutland. the 22d OF March. LaAra
49, vile Of VIM Fl. Avery. aged 81 years,
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WON'T USF ANY OTHER

everybody likes it; it is purely vegetable; re-
stores grey hair in four weeks, or money refund
ed. 1t will do it every time. Three applies
tions will cure all humors of the scalp. Ask for
WRBSTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR TNVIGO-
RATOR,
and don't take any other. For sale by all Drug
gists. 1:W6m
For Sale by D. NERDER, only
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ldAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with
Nj N m RARpITTfS PURE COECEN-

TRhrED POTASH, or READY SOAP MAKER.
Double the strength Of common Potash, and
superior to any saponiHer or lye in the market,
Put M in cans Of enc, two, three, six, and
twelve hounds, with directions in English and
German, for making hard and soft ssap. One
pound will make fifteen gallons of soft soap
No lime lie required. Consumers win find this
the cheapest potash in market.
b. T. BABBITT,
"a, &C, q, On, ss, 60, 70, n and "A Washington
Street, New York.
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CTATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT
y of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
ict of tfl


To all to whom it may concern;
GREETEG.
Daniel s. Kent, guardian Of Myron s. Kim
ball minor son of Charles A. kimball. late OF
Mt Holly, in said district, deceased, having rep
resented to said Court that his ward is seized in
his own right in fee of one equal and undivided
third part of the real estate of said deceased,
except what has been set out as dover and
homestead to the widow of said deceased, and
that the sale thereof would be conducive to the
best interests of said ward and to all parties in
terested, and prays said Court to grant him
license to sell the aforesaid interest Of said ward
in said real estate; therefore,
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland,
in said district on the list Tuesday Of jane, AID;
1866, TO show ca1se if any you have, why said
license should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 7th
day Of May, A. D. 1866.
fs-wSw JAMES BROWN, Register:
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BUY ME- and rLL DO YOU GOOD.
DIR LANGLRY'S

ROOT AND HERE BITTERS,
A standard medicine without the possibility
of a doubt the best remedy known for the fol-
lowing and all kindred diseases indigestion,
Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Piles, Headache.
Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Languor, Laziness, Debility, Jaundice,
Flatulency, Humors, Foul Stomach, &C.
By the timely use of this medicine the blood
is purified. The appetite is restored. The sys-
TEN is strengthened. The liver is invigorated.
The breath Is sweetened. The complexion is
beautifed. And the general health is restored.
A gentle laxative An agreeable tonic. A
splendied appetizer. A harmless stimulent. A
reFiver Of dropping spirits
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
swim.
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WoLcorT's INSTANT PAIN ANN1HuAToR Is
doing wonders in all parts of the country as
speedy and unfailing cure of the catarrh, an
affection from which many of the citizens OF
Rutland are suffering at this season of the
wear, and which will he likely to be aggravated
during the damp spring weather. This medl-
cine is warranted to cure, most eifeCtually, all
cases Of catarrh, neuralgia, headache, toothache
and nervous diseases, if used according to di-
rections.
None genuine unless the name Of Rogers &
Fuller, 425H Washington Street, Boston, Mass
is stamped in blue on the outside OF the wrap
per. Headquarters at the store of
| 6. W CHAPLIN, JR.,
| feb2Sd3Ir Merchants RoW.
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Such as letters. Scurvey, Salt Rheum, Scrofula,
Scald Heads, &C, cone of the propretors was
himself cured by ii, of terrible skin disease,
called letters and Salt Rheum, of more than
twenty years standing, which had been declared
incurable by several physicians). 1t also cures
all diseases of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes,
Canker, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Piles, Burns,
Sprains, Bruises. BOils, Worms, Sores &c. In
fact the proprietors believe that this Basam
possesses greater healing power than any medi-
cine heretofore offered 10 the public. 1t is
highly charged with Iron. therefore it will en-
rich and strengthen the Blood and impart vital
ily TO the whole human frame.
This Balsam is q simple production of Nature,
put up pure, inst rs it came from Natures great
Chemical Laboratory. 1t is found by analysis
to contain many of the important elements OF
Life. such Is Magucsia, Iron Sulphur, Albumen,
Carbon. Potassium, Soda Ammonia, and it is
highly CHARGED with
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Yeoal 9sotires,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- of FairAaven. The Probate Court for the
District OF Fairhaven
To all persons concerned:
Whereas, Joseph Giroy, guardian OF Chester
preston, LaRose Preston, Elizabeth Preston,
Lewis Preston and Mary Preston, minors, resid-
ing in Fairhaven, in said District, has repre-
scented to said Court that it will Sonduce to the
interests of his said wards, to sell said wards
tate of Lewis Preston, late of Fairhaven afore-
said, deceased, for the purpose of putting the
proceeds of such sale at interest, or otherwise
investing it; therefore,
BY the authority of the State ofVermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before the saiC
Probate Court, at the Probate Office in Castletor
in said district, on the 4th Monday of May, A. d
1866 to show cause, if any You have, why sale
license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said District, this III
day of May, A. d. 1866.
i9-w3w N. A. SUMNER, Register.
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nuRNO,s cATARR sNUFF,

DURNO's CATARR SNUFF,
Which, in the first stages OF cold, acts like
magic Headache, Hoarseness, plphtheria, and
Bronchitis. Sore Eyes, Deafness, Bad Taste and
Smell. being the result of Catarrh. This snutl
removes and prevents all these, and insures
healthy Head. Its effects are pleasant and safe,
even for infants whe suffer from Snuft1es.
It has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all
parts of the L. 5, for 80 cents for one Box, OIL
| 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS DURNO, P. 0. Box 1896,
New York City
At Wholesale, by DEMAs BARNES s. Co.,
| juneSd&wlyy New York
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rV,HE HOWE SEWING MACHINE,

Il Unriyalled for manufacturing cloth or
leather goods. Also, the new Drop Feed ma
chimes, with the latest improvements Tor Fam
lily Sewing and light manaiaG +; 'he most
PLUMMER & WILDER,
General N. E. Agents. 50 Bromfeld St, Boston:
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9tew Adurrtisrmfuts.
DlAN0-FORTES.
JAMES W, vosE,
Manufacturer of
SUPERIOR PIANO RORTRs.

Piano,iortes of all the various styles, which,
for durability, tone, and action, are unsurpassed
by any other maker, and selling twenty per
cent lower than any other fret class Piano,
Every instrument warranted for five years,
Send for cAtAlnrnN md nriCn list
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dht7k A Month.-Agents wanted
Dl ID in every county and town in the
United States to sell our new SIS Double thread
Family Sewing Machine. Large commission,
or salary, and expenses paid. The only Donble
Thread Machine sold for less than $50. War,
ranted three years. Secured by Patents and
fully licensed. Descriptive circulars and sam
ples of sewing free. Address,
P G. ii. CLIFFORD, Albany, N. 7.
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Bookbindcr 4 Publisher, 60 Maiden Lane, NY

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w male, in every town and neghbOrhood,
TO take Orders for THE Great Labor Saver; a
save ten times it's cost yearly Agents are max
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required. Full particulars OF the business sent
to any address on receipt Of cents for circulars
and return postage. Address,
r.. WAYVELL, Box 47s1. Chicago, III.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR

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Splcndidly Illustrated with over 100 Fine POr,
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In the selection of matter for this great work
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A BOOK for EVERYBODY, Hum
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II3I:I;}H:lXI1'lil;|

For use against Moths in Clothing. Its ad-
vantages, efficiency, economy, imparts sweet
twelve months. The best thing Every drug
gist has it, HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston.
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Are II Trenton y ~ snndsy morning, destroyed
flaba md ~ rnei ep twenty maies tie Property
n poof men 10 mot astancts
Mr. Jol * Eliis az Baltimore, vi was iilcd In rtHA.
delphs % ths ~ inst ~ tsiuE thfoya nom car
rlaee lie ~ formerly cashier q ~ ilBs'oa I'D
rsnx
-Four rrtn have hsHn arrested AMI 1rppfhi - NAH
Vile Tenn etsfgea wfsB hsVng 'aardeFea nsgf0 Ia
Giles cruntY 81 AZ ia " July last fbey wcfs arrested
undsr Cfnefsl feesll trtsf dlfccng ille mill
tary ~ ike cogt ~ who's psfpetNtcfs
are NJ, troafn q lstq ~ TIE ciy aatsoftisn q sts
s.sics lately 10 fsbflAou.
Eig Bethel Batter, eommsUtias TIE hssssrhusstis
militia has ordered ths' every cGter snd solder shall
H. allowed "a teid tavs any eqfps badgs saoai.
dwr fiyan medal ~ other marx " flstinoo0 lie may
have wtrr 10 tinted STATES service fsrng The
carriaso res 81 nins ons, Intended for zoe srzBs
potfatou ~ heavy offnaus has ben manufactured -
BORON ia 6esiifaton u no' krown but u a pf04shly
bu ~ TIE snEpoFtAtan ~ gnrs rrpotiAf y hstebesa
fsesnay ia ~ iLo stas ~ MgnCA4ses 70 the rtpab
10 Of ILiu.
me rrssaaus hsrn. Mass sial1 Normal sebeo hsa nov
o lsfy rnaciysi. Me- Annss A. jghnaon-
Ths New Bstfofd sscvy says .--sorne Of ~ d~vsv.
meats ~ the Rowland w ease sfos~dnsiy rwhs snd
ihs fall us.,lneny. pes.iss.a 81 Isrn.sh - .gss.'
alsry.
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streets, aud within thirty minutes not soul visible
excepting group Two OF eiizens tho dis
cussias the cyenis OF the evening
ARaESTS #M
S'Feche vas arrested after the aair was all over and
conveyed yapdly IN close carriage to jail One two
othtr arrests were reported 10 have been made but
although overlooking the crowd during the fight, and
mingling with y on the streets immediately after,
failed % encounter recognize policeman during the
entire evening. On calling al tie Mayors Office and
Ponce Headquarters about ecgen o'clock FOR nfOrma
ton, Il was deserted and locked ~, without even
laaca a. messenger iest TO answer questions From
tlis TIC Inference 10 that the police regulations ex
tremely looSo IT, incicency fully demonstrated
during The evening.
ogSIoSs or rue rvDIASkpoiIs PArERs.
All me journals Of this morning deeply regret the dis
turnanee q last night ia connection with the reception
Of me President and hts suite. The Jo.Duat says.
ad surh scene been anticipated the most strenuous
Efforts would base been made by Union CITIZENS 20 pre-
vent y kat "a sach mass aud Jam there was no posi-
by 81 aoag anything with the excited people alter the
upToal commenced y
Toe Herald says'It Il evident that the whole thing
was prec0ncertcd rumors OF disturbance having been
NE throughout the day."
The Journal mistakes when II saws the President pre-
tending % DC alarmed for his personal safety. Tor
guard 0! soldiers o keep watch dur ng the ght The
c,iy Is gerg qgei this morning.
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rHEAracal


The t-srmn. Thsig. Theatre
Al thia theatre asf uigh FFsef'chs ihre' .omad,
cnt Tied ~ npu as L1nf lie nlsi q 10 tue eoairyl
repeated before rill lgisncs u respectable MAY
gaefs Tho p.cce rendered with moro precision
even than the former occasoo whom Madsme A,tLos
scae'er f4y displayed hsr talosl . represent u,a
Characters she appeared IA the M of Co,lost,s
You Draug, ~ which requires corsdesabls SKA
l.. Eofmcd ~. bart vita tue usual perfection Tho
RI. q ihe Play = rather odd. Ferdinand Won Drang
LA'thhks - lAn lu.otnd aud I0'ebline lhns
sceserl hi. vile, who no sabast,d 10 rio nach ns-
ipas y peeFieh ant pioUs Oh mbthertn.lav aad
" position an many dens4egegs sad CaFiou.
sna situations ~. othsg pnae0psl rl>' werc IA the
paaa' = Ne.'rs iohmaen ~ iAsswr, ant Mesdsmsv
49, 49, Isasi AMI Aaiei Mt uesse, a. Pauline, ssi
h-aane ls'sl ~ Arae Won Iior made very aocsps.
80 appearance
fark Theatre, I,rool.i,n
lhe Woinau Al White repeated lor Tue aqs TINS a
this popular Iisae u amNsement yesterday evening.
Owing to the 'nclemea, Of The weather the audi,
cnee Was noe a. large usual sil there wAa very TO
spectacle Attendance Count tosco wa. personated by
sir y . Conway ~ conc oPeoa 81 tho eysl minded
and cFsiiy Italian i excellent Nh H. H. conwsy laIiv
sustained her fepui2tsn 10 the rcn oa % s two char
acierr or Ann cethefcko and Laura "a lilo The othss
characters IN tho rsy taken Dy well appointed
company. The s,r Pcctyal Gyde Or M john Dsyls a.
hbitei a fair amount Of careful acging. To mosrow
evening VIII be performed an orl sas diaia, ~ Waits
phlIips. Esg emitted s.Hs Las Vc.oTy ,hss" Iii
DO powerful east.
UooIey'. nIin-ireI..
There q generally some novelty woru sssias Al
Hooleys opcra House BROOKLYN. last oyeaog IL siii.
uon to the usual concert there throe pan,oulms
plays enacted vizs-Tbe Trolbadour The Melton Thlsr
and JACK aud tho bean stalk Tho last mentioned wa
produced rndcr the sgpcryiTion Of tho we'll tnown
eoInic pantomimst Tony Dcnler Thl. crealar Ihcrs
wa 70 no taanse ~ The programme
Hrooliyn Academy.
MISS Maggie Mitchell gracefully dcfsrrlng 20 tho az
pressed desire Of her admirers ia Brooklyn gives ".
nigh. ango Performance of lha Peat Of savoy berots
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Ar Diaper manager o. the Italian opcs, announcer
rroyalore ssain fof this evening" with Improved chorus
scenery. &c.
Clierubial's Grand Relnsm Mass will he gvsn ,hi.
og At 81 Stephens church, Twosty gih street,
BY tie Ncafrlsohn UnioB under this direction 81 the
celebrated organs william Berge The mass Is the
Tcpose' OF tho soul Of young lady who dlei In that
parish en- Sunday eYonng last
sr Thomas offers again abr srleadd bin a Ter
rtce Garden. AZ the season draws 10 close ihs or
chostrai concerts increase In popularity.
Mr.. pase has ipsugurslcd a argus HAL, Broadway
Ugh pleasing Kind Of musical entertainment 10 the
slap0 OF par0r eonccrls Tho vocslss are ar2 Kate
Wiil.t the Misses pavic ard Mr. Daniel u. r. Dave
The Intermediates the lnue Msses Borger. Me-
4 conductor these cOacsrls viii 10 gwen tn o.
times week NJ this hall
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Commander Albert y. -sith, United state.
Navy.
Commander Albert n smith Chief OF tho Bafean IL
Equipment and Recruiting In tho United States Navy DC
padnon u Washington, died At Boston the sh nat
nfler a long and severe lines, aged foriy.four.
Commander Smith the con Of Rear AdnIira Joseph
Smith, the retired lie, ~ tho navy. and dong
duty a. chlef Of tho Bureau N Yards and Docks At
ton younger brother % the deco1sed Killed
while Hghtng the ahlp Congress against the MofrmAc
IN Hampton Roads ~ the fsih OF those two Young
Rear Admiral Smith i ef, chidiess and alone 10
the world. ognfnaudcr smith catered the navy the
26lh ~ Dctober 1853 aud setiys serYice 60
until Nay lsg2 when llness and the ono from which
he finally died aud whrh rad been contracted slo1g The
coasi n tic Cny Of Mexico
Tie remains o. Commander Smith have beer taken 10
Washington or nlernent II the cqmatciy a. Gesfse-
town NJ q