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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-06-11
Cure of Abram Van Wart, of Sing Sing
of Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys,

SING SING, Oct Ia, 1868.
DIR. BRANDRETH-My Dear Sir: was taken sick
an elbow Dr. A. X. Hoffman, of this place, pro-
uouneed it neuralgia. He treated it for some time,
bat getting better, advised electrcity consented
but the shock nearly killed me, and Ireceved no bene-
fit whatever After this my legs became numb and
paraiyzed and my back and kidneys tormented with
most intense and continued pain Distinguished ply
They treated for long time, but finally pronounced
nv case hopeless, Other eminent physicians then
lated me- but gave no good and gave my fire nds
to lnderstand that my case was lncurable SO at
length gave up all b. pc, the lower half of my body
beng completely paralyzed and much swollen, and
suffered terrible pain in the upper part of my body
medicine produced passage and my urine was null of
alhumen. This my condition five months when
my wtes sstsT sally Ann storms begged me e TAKE
family many years, with the best effect Induced by
her and my wife, | swallowed nine Brandreths Pills:
They operated, twelve hours afterwards, slightly l
continued taking every day Tor several weeks their
operation constantly improving. Finding myself q
great deal better diminished the dose one pill day,
until got to five One afternoon at three o'clock,
commenced operating vigorously suddenly felt as if
fome thing way inside, and the stools like egg
and water mixed several quarts of which came away OF
faint and my neighbors came to see me die, but as
the faintness passed much better and for
and stand upon my legs. continued taxing the pills,
nd in few days was able to walk across my ROOM
and able to walk quite distance. have TAX
Pills and noTone pill day is all require My health
is nearly restored my appetite is good aud suffer
hardly any pain anywhere, and every day grow strong
from the dead, and desire you to publish my case
those suffering from paralysis and kidney dis
eases may know how easily they nay be onrsd p Bran.
dreth,s Pills. $50 ADRIAN VAN WART.
This case is certified by all the town officers.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, Brandr eth House.
Vnetx Sold hy Tr11uo iafa
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NIEKyOUS AND RHEU.

~ matte sufferers from early
indiscretions should not fail to
consult, contidentially, DIR. Nc
Namara, at "a and 20 Mason St.,
Milwaukee. He has remedies
with tue aid of electricity that
Twill stop those nightly emissions;
build up the nervous system, re
store the sexual powers to their
full vigor, and the mind to its
ordinary CHI eerfulness and
strength. The Doctors skill Tin
tsnereal diseases, cannot be ex-
ceHed in the healing art. Special
,ases of WOMEN febS 1y
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FON1E'S
PILE AID nIMOR CUBE,

fnNHE only perfect cure for PILES, of all kinds Also
e iEPROSY SCRGFsIIA. SALT RIfEUNI and all dis
eases of the SKIN and BIb0b Internal and external
use Entirely vegetable Used m the Hosptas OF the
Old and New World In Of faiure, authorize all
dealers to refund the money and charge it back to
No failures for over ten years. Prepared by II -.
FOWLE. Chemist. Boston Mass. 81 a bottle. Sold
evar-nh Ssrn for Z won ars trnn
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POISON IN THE BLOOD

And which experience has proved ken out by
ing with Brandreths Pills For forty years this prac
have en- restored to health From an ali ,ales Rran
irath's Pills have come TO be the most prominent medi-
cine of the world, and i is only their merit which has
increased the demand. Millions of men and women
mainly rely upon them when they are sick. f-
Pills are the best medicine for Yellow Fever. They
have cured him. and he believes if used in his disease
they would generally cure Further that he has known
their efhcacy and innocence u -'0- .'' ,
DR.. HAZARD of Newport, r. IL offer to the public
for thirty and which have found
effec ual in expeng from the human system within
the space of Jew hours, the morbid matt WIN is
that afflict mankind
practicable after the symptoms of disease
decided Sappear, such dizziness pain in the head
stomach bowels, neck, shoulders back, side,
often accompanied with difficulty of breathing, sick
at the stomach, chs, fever, diarrhea, other
premonitory warning the patient retire to sleep
ing and seated of draft of air. beside the
hot can possibly be borne keeping a b anket drawn
around the legs to exclude ne air and prevent the
escape of the steam In aborl hve minutes whist the
water is still warm wipe the feet dry quickly
from FIVE to six, 4 if awoman, from four TO five of
Brandreths Pills, ccordng to the bulk nd constn
ton of the person,) and drink Immediately after
rambler weak lemonade, if to be procured Cor not
molasses and waterl hot that it only be drank
sweat Then lie down, and warm tax ing
not to expose the person to damp very cold air
for some ten twelve hours after the medicine has
operated and taxing nothing but water cruel during
that time If this does not you within
offer I do not, however recollect single instance
were this remedy has been applied N the early stages
Of bilious or dlsess IN which it has not
THOMAS r. HAZARD, NJ. d.
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FEWER AND AGUE CURED

rr.rD. CARPENTER, Esq, of Gouyeneur, st Lawrence
County, New York "a years of age says he has used
Pills "a years, administered them first
tois coachman. who had Fever and Ague; gave eight
The day after the chill; chills and fever less
gave eight the next day, and every other day
uutn the chils and fever did not return. which was
about eight days from the first attack. He then gave
four every other day for another week when the man
was entirely restored to his usual good health.
He himself attacked; took them IN the same way
and cured in less time. He has used no other med
cine for "a yea found them always reliable for him
sell and family when sick has recommended them to
thousands with the best results and feels confident
every family would have larger average of health
If these pills were used.
! Mr.. JOHN PUDNEY highly respectable farmer OF
Springfield, Union County New Jersey desires it TO
be publicly known this 9th day of Arch 1861 that he
has used BRANDRErH'S VEGETABLE UNIVER.
SAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family, and for all
his hands in which time these pills have cured them
of Bilious Affections, Headaches Rheumatism, Fever
and que, Measles Hopping ough and in fact all the
diseases to which large family occasionally subject
He says has never known it to fail and will be pleas
ed to give his testimony at all times in favor of Bran
/ dreth's Pills.
(Signed) JOHN PUDNEf,
Springfield Union Co., N. Y.
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IF you want good Stoga Kip Boot,
buy one made by A. F. Clarke, Mil
Yankee.
IF you want a good Gents Kip Boot
that will wear two years, buy one
made bysA. F. Clarke, Milwaukee.
IF you want a good heavy Calf Boot
that will do good service, buy one
made by A. F. Clarke, Milwaukee.
Ifyou want a tasty, fine French Calf
Boot that will wear well, buy one
made by A. F. Clarke, Milwaukee.
Ifyou want n splendid French Kip
Boot, buy one made by A. F. Clarke,
Milwaukee.
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CoMsTooK's RATIONAL FooD, composed of TIE rich
est portions of the berry of wheat and barley most
nutritious article for Invalifs and Infants Endorsed
by the AIlopothic and homeopathic Physicians
of New York and elsewhere Invaluable in bowel com
plants Is perfect substitute for breast milk for
fants Very many lives have been saved by its intro
auction PHYSICIANS and families should send for our
circular free to all. ROBERT a. TABER, 176 Fulton
street New York Sn
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PAT. STEEL TOOTH hay RAKE.

WELCOME is in advance Of ali rakes: il is the best,
and dispenses almost entirely with human help; be
worked with boy eight Of is entirely self
dlschArgiug simple in all its parts and well made: can
be ba edward with the teeth down without danger
TO rake driver advantage found in other rake
Hundreds of certificates could be given like the fol-
lowing, if space allowed:
GIaAHD. Erie Go, Pa, July 1871 have used the
WELCoME Hay Rake, made by W. W Wallace, Pitts
burgb, Pa, aud recommend it TO farmers the best
hay rake have seen. 1t is good in light and heavy
hay ~ on and horse, is complete cleaner of
hay and stubbe simple in ts construction aud Sly
kept in order. g., JOSEPH ARBUCKLE
N. BAH orders directed TO the works at Columbi.
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+ Agents Wanted to Sell the
"SIGHTS&SEcRETS
NATIONAL CAPITAL

work Descriptive af Washington City; Inside and
Outside Inm1s I'D and FxDossd. The spiciest most
thrilling, most snfFtaiuins distinctive and startling
book Of ths dAy. - Send for circuafs with terms,
&C. address JONES. JUNKfN CO.. l67 South
Clark street, Cbicago. led
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Special Notice to Millmen of the West

Special Notice to Millmen of the West.
Having dissolved ction with the web known
Saw manufacturing establishment of VIM. Marriott d
Co., of Cleveland, o., and, having taken of their
ufactured stock, eleven thousand dollars, Herewith
offer to the trade fine lot of Warranted Extra Cast
Steel Saws Mandres and Upsets were ever put in
the market at price below the cost OF manufacturing
Mllmen DESTROYS of purchasing large or small Cir
cuar Saws, Mulay Butting manufactured of English
Cast Steel warranted in particular will find 1t to
their advantage to send for price list this stock
will be closed out prices lower than be afforded
by any manufac turer in the country. aL
Also for sale four "Eyarts' Single Machines, very
JAM rs SEABORN,
mars2 3rn CD AZ Center street. Cleveland, Ohio
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

shall have, in all probability. much more
railroad facilities into and out Of the city
than we have at present.
The clerks Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau are getting together a purse OF
some s4OO to ray for full length portrait
Of Commissioner Delano to be painted BY
the artist Kellogg here aud to represent
ed to the Commissioner as Christmas gift.
According to the files of this bureau,
the whole number of fruit stills registered
in the country is 1913, and of grain stills
957. The increase in the number, men,
toned by few letters since, bycommence-
ment and commencement, has come to
stand-still, partially, at least, in wait
inr to see the Commissioners report, and
then to sec what Congress is likely to do
The American Union Academy OF Lit
erature, Science and Art held its first pub.
lie meeting last Monday evening. Rev
DR.. Samson delivered the inaugural adj
drsss--a very able production. j.. E.
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CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
EDITORIAL CARD.
To tn. Ladies Of Lamoilh County.

To the Ladies Of Lamoille County.
LADIES: Remembering that among your sex
the warmcst friends of our humble sheet have
ever been found, and believing in your willing
ness to assist in rendering the NEvsDkALER a
more welcome visitor to the family circle, We
have been cmboldened to invite your co-epera-
ton upon the following terms, hoping thus to
secure at least one spicy correspondent from
each village in the county. We regret that our
means will not warrant us in making you a
MOI liberal offer; but should the effort succeed
this year, as we hope, another year may put us
in position to do better
To any lady in this county who will act ~
correspondent for the NEwsDEALER for one year,
sending us weekly letter containing such mat
tiers of interest rs transprc in her locality, to-
gether with such observations of her own as she
may choose ITO make, (and which we will pub
fish or not according to our taste or convenience
we will send a copy Of the NEwsDEALER, IN.
Y. Weekly" and "Western Home or Gamer
lean Stock Journal for one year, and pay all
expense Of postage and stationery.
And to the lady who shall have sent US the
greatest number of accepted items during the
year we will present an elegantly bound copy o.
Wright Scenes in the Bible"
We shall be obliged to limit this offer to on,
lady in each town, except in the towns of Stowe
Morristown, johnson and Cambridge, in which
towns we will accept two each
Now, ladies, among your iaasisnaHc and in
disputabt rights, is that of helping to make
more spicy, interesting and valuable county pa.
per. Will you do it? These wishing to &c
will please write us at once, sending at the sam,
time u specimen of their itemizing that we may
judge something of their probable efficiency
and when we accept your offer We will fcrwarc
the stamped envelopes, properly superscribcd.
| am, ladies,
Very respectfully,
Your sb't,
3w4 Z. D. SAWYER, Ed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14
Local Matters
HYDE Park.

HJuC alhs
Mr.. - Button had his hand terribly
nutilated in, threshing machine last
week. He was attended by DR.. Randall,
who amputated three of the fingers. At
last account he was doing as well as could
be expected.
-Chas. Crane, Esq, has moved into
one of his new houses, AMI the smoke
from his chimney gives a cheerful look
from the west window of our sanctum.
Or. w. II. Stowe, young physician
cf fine appearance. and we are told, fine
promise, has concluded to settle with us.
He will open fine drug store, an institu-
ton much needed in town.
"A lyceum has beer organized in con-
noctien with Mr.. Bicknell's school, where
young America" finds relief for his Or
atorical throes each Wednesday eve.
The Messrs Finnegan are Offering
their large farms for sale. There are
really two farms, the old "Esquire Nc
Daniel il-m and the "Nlajor Hyde farm,
with an aggregate of nearly 400 acres Of
land, two sets of buildings, all the stock,
including about 40 head of cattle and a
pair of excellent work horses, all the pro.
duce, tools, &C., will be sold if desired
The farms, as many of our readers know
are located on the river road to johnson
near this village, and taken all together
constitute large and desirable property
We have not received their advertisement
in season for insertion this week, but shall
insert it next week. This offer to sci
takes every one by surprise, as they arr
flourishing like Green Bay trees.
C. 3. Patch has nice lot of robes.
Prof. Whidple's Promenade Concer
is to "come off" at American Hal, FIJI
day Eve, next. Concert and o. ste
Supper. Old and young invited. Con
cert and Supper one dollar each. Concer
alone IS cents.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE,
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
DON'T DELAY, SEND AT ONCE.
THE LEADING AGRICULTURAL JoURNI
OF THE COUNTRY,
FREE FOR ONE YEAR.


THE AMERICAN srocK JouRSAL,-A hrst
class monthly, containing 81 large double col
umn pages devoted to Farming and Stock Breed
ing, containing regular departments for the
Practical Farmer, Dairyman, Stock Breeder,
Wool Grower, and Poultry Keeper, &C., &C..
&c., Illustrated with numerous fine Engraving:
and bound in handsomely tinted covers.
Farmers will find this monthly very efficient
aid in all the departments Of Farming and
Stock Breeding 1t has a Veterinary Depart.
mcnt under the charge of one Of the ablest Pro
fessors in the United States, who answers
through the JOURNAL, free Of charge, all ques
tons relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry. Thu
every Subscriber has Horse and Cattle Docto
free.
We are now prepared to offer the AMERICA
STocK JOURNAL as a free git for one year, t.
all new subscribers Tor renewals) to TIL
NEwsDEALER who shall subscribe Immediate,
and pay in advance. This is rare opportuni
ty which the intelligent people of our section
will no doubt duly appreciate. T..
Hand in your subscriptions at once and secur
The STocx JOURNAL free for year
F. B. SAWYER, ED.
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County Court.

County Court concluded its session on
Saturday. There was only one jury trial,
the "foot-rot" case of Nee cllan versus
Farnsworth, which lasted 8 days, until
nearly everybody connected with the court
caught the "foot-rot," and resulted in a
disagreement of the jury after long delib-
GRAFTON. Continuances on "afiidavit of
Convey" and other distinguished witnesses
were the order of the term, and the Court
stuck" the continuing fraternity in terms
without mercy.
Edward Como, the young man who
burglariously entered the dwelling-house
of Elas Chadwick last Fall and stole,
took and carried away certain money, was
at his own request, arraigned on Informal
ton ibr burglary and pleaded guilty, and
was seiitenced 10 three years hard labor
at Windsor. Sheriff Doty started him to-
wards his NEW home to-day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

Tag CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY in Nor
risville, give notice that they will cele-
brate Fore-fathers' Day, at TIE Town
Hall, in Morrisville, on Wednesday Eve,
22d inst There will be addresses. old
fashioned singing in old.tmc dress, tab.
eaux, and other things to amuse and in.
struct. Then ain oyster supper with all
the fxings. There will be toasts aud re.
sponses, Everything will be done to make
it an agreeable time to all who may favor
us with their presence.
Per order of the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

JEFTERsoNyILLE. - The Jeffersonville
Dramatic Club is yet alive and will soon
give an entertainment. to add to the funds
previously obtained, to furnish a church
bell. The ladies anxious to lend a help
ing hand have formed Society called the
Mi eSociety' A Christmas-Tree is talked
OF and good time for the little folks.
The lady members Of the Episcopal church
are passing a subscription paper, and
making an earnest effort to raise means to
maintain the services Of the church. 1t
is a good omen to see the ladies getting
Jealous, and we shall expect ere long not
only to hear the music of the church
bell but to see a new Academy in pro-
cess of erection, or the old one made as
good as new
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

CHRISTMAS FAiR, DEC. 22d & 3d.
In Basement of Congregational Church,
Cambridge, afternoons and evenings. A
large assortment of articles, useful and
ornamental, for salei Refreshments and
other entertainments furnished each even.
Ing. Come early Tor a choice of articles.
Admission, 10 cts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

Mr.. Renne claims that the name
"Magic OIL" is his "trade mark" and
that any persons who use that name for a
medicine do so a. their peril, as much 20
as though they stole any other property
of his, beside tteif extra meaaness! The
genuine Renne's pain-Killing Magic OIL
is what the people want, and will have.
Thousands have been changed by the
use Of the Peruvian Syrup IA protoxide
OF Iron) from weak. sickly, suffering crca-
tires, to strong, healthy, and happy men
AID women, aud invalids cannot reasona-
bly, hesitate to give it trial. For Dys-
pepsia and Debility il 10 aspeoi6c /.
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Morrisville, Dec. 9th, 1869.

nER's-DAy.-Next Sabbath, the
one before Foreiathers'-Day, Rev. Mr.
Oxnard will give an address in memory
Of the Pilgrims, in the Congregational
Church, johnson, and in the evening al
the Courthouse, Hyde Park, by request
of Rev. Mr.. Bailey. !.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

ApoLooy.-Thc excellent message Of
Pres. Grant caine to us one day late foi
insertion as outside matter for this week
or it would have appeared instead of the
Vice Presidents squelchcr on Mormonism
We are also obliged to put over several
articles, items and new advertisements fol
want Of space, which we much regret.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LAMorLLF
Go. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The mem.
bers of the Society are requested to meet
at the Town Hall in Morrisville, on Tues.
day, January 4th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the selection of officers for the year
1870.
BY article 18th, of the By-laws, the
Auditors are required to meet at Morris.
vile, the Saturday previous to the Annu-
al meeting at one o'clock P. NJ, to exam.
anime the records and treasury books, and
report to the Annual meeting The aud
tors are Human Wheeler, i. $. Doty, H.
$. Kelsey, Alger Jones and T. W. Hyde
1t is hoped the full board will be present
BY order Of the President,
Il. Il. ALLEN, Sec'y.
Morrisville. Dec, 9th, 1863.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

MIR. Harrison Masurc, of johnson,
raised the past season turnip-beat meas.
uring 25s inches IN circumference, and
weighing 10 pounds.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14
Hyde Park Market -,
Tuesday Morning, Dc H.
.suxtsuFp 1T
special Notices.
NOTIOE.

NOTICE. car, .pdtsf3
The Subscriber havingsold hls .. sV NJ upsil'1
riyss notice that all persons inden 1.ll, msd]
sccount or othefNissi mo" '"P ctA"1|
10, eaye costs. ~ ID In,
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Club ! Club! Club!!!
Your sb't,
Z. D. SAWYER, Ed

Now is the time to secure your next
years stock of reading matter cheap
We are able to make our readers the fol-
lowing liberal offer. This offer is for new
subscribers, or to old subscribers who are
in arrears and will "pay up" and renew !:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

TIE CENsUs-Ger Garfeld's census
committee has been busy cflate, and now
has bill nearly perfected which it hopes
to press into Congress before Christmas,
and through both houses by February,
Under its provisions census bureau Is to
be established in the Department of the
Interior census commissioner so be ap-
pointed by the President for term Of
three years, and deputy in each con-
gressional district is to be nominated by
the Secretary of Interior. The time for
the censusis restricted to June, 1870,
and the work Of compiling the returns is
to be finished in three years from the date
of the commissioners appointment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14
Tuesday Dec. IA, 1869.

Ey- The NEwsDEALER Office is nop in the old Josh
ia Sa,uyer building Printngoce up stairs, entrance
through the uing. Our pirate office on ground floor
in front,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-14

"OLD folks" DAScE.--Ilill h Mont
,omey, .; Eden Mills announce o lanoe
at their hall on christmas 1--we, (24tb.)A--
Bill $3.50.
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MORRisTowN.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith, Geo. Allen, B. L.
Rand. A. D. Luce, 4. E. Allen, Bliss N. Good
ale, Ira v. Edwards, A. D. Irish, Alfred Dodge,
Luther Adams, II. 4. Lewis, Capt. E. 3arrows.
woLCoTT.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alger Jones, J. 7. Hubbell, c.
G. Twiss.
STOWE. ,
Mr.. and Mrs, R. A. Savage II. $: Atkins, r.
Wa hburn.
ELMoRE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Davis, w. W. Deianoi A.
Camp.
HYDE PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. e. B. Sawyer, c. J. Patch,
@. NJ sherwin. Mr.. c. c, Morse, II. NJ. Noyes.
JOHNSON.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Robsinson. Mr. J. s.
Whitney, Bertrand Jones.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-08-31

Washington adyices from Cuba to
the 18th have been received by Cuban
sympathisers in New York, Aug. %.
They give an account of fight be-
tween a portion of Gen. Jordan's
command and the troops of Valmaze-
da, near Puerto Padre. The Cubans,
numbering less than 600, were en-
camped near Puerto Padre. They
were attacked by force of Spanish
regulars and volunteers over 1000
strong. In the first attack the Cubans
were compelled to fall back; they
however rallied, and, securing more
defensible position, repulsed the Span
iards in their second attack. The
loss of the Cubans in the contest wa;
$50 in killed, wounded and missing
while that Of the Spaniards is repre-
scented as more than double that mum
| her,