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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
The Warming has been aIsedc<,

Since the exposure Of the attempts made BY certain
inscriptions local dealers, to palm of their coarse
astrngents. made from cheap and impure materials
in the place of the great national tonic Hostetter
Stomach Bitters. public opinion has set strongly
against these empires and their preparations When
the light is let into deception it soon willis down
Persons who trihe with their own health. by using
unknown preparatlons with no guarantee to sustain
y years experience to be exactly what it is cla lined
to be- within their reach, sure to repent their
temcrity Many have done SO in this instance, bu!
II is hoped that the truth plainly spoken has arrested
the evil, In the meantime the demand for the lead
ing protective and restorative medicine Of America
was never great as it has been this season. From
ciever and asne districts of the west, south west
and south 1t is literally overwhelming and it may
be said of the advices from all parts Of the country
the cures It IS efecting in dyspepsia, bilious
plants and chronic onstpaton that their name i.
legion" Everywhere the sick and feeble seem tC
have realized the importance of holding fast tina,
which good. and of avoiding what is spurious and
dangerous.
| The numerous Bitters" under various names
which mercenary dealers endeavor to substitute fo
llostetters Stomach Bitters, should be avoided, fo
their own sakes by the sick and the public at large
lIostetters Bitters are procurabe in bottles only
| and never sold in bulk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
A Universal Article Of Faith.

In these days of religious contention it has
been thought impossible to indicate an aiti.le
of faith upon which all sects and classes were
united. There is one, however, and a very not.
able one too, viz: a belief which is implicit and
universal In the paramount efficacy of that
matchless HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND RECUPER
ANT, PLANTATION RITTERs. The constantly
increasing patronage which it receives has,
it is true. excited the petty envy of certain
splenetic advertisers of pinchbeck paneceas,
who hope to make market for their own
stagnant, watery wares. by decrying all spiri
tuous medicinal preparations. But the public
can stomach neither their arguments moi
their pOtations, and consequently reject
these very weak limitations of the enemy as
entirely TOO thin!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

The horse disease, in Philadelphia and other
cities, has taken a new turn, the animals that
we're overworked or tina. had little or no dis
charge from the nostrils being liable to dropsy,
which is generally symptomatic Of a fatal termi.
nation. In Philadelphia number Of horses
are said to be dying, but it is impossible at
present 10 obtain any returns Of the mortality.
In Washington, where the disease has prevailed
for two weeks, there is no abatement yet, and no
street cars were run yesterday. The dropscal
stage Of the disease has been reached in that
city. and yesterday thirteen deaths we're report
ed. In New York and Brooklyn the animals
so affected are beginning 10 drop dead in the
streets, and post mOrtem examination shows
that "their lung, are eaten away" The "horse
dropsy" has also begun to affect the animals in
Raleigh, N. c., that were previously affected
by the influenza.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
CHESTER NOTES.

The Chester Rural Cemetery is in most de-
plorable condition, overgrown with wood-grass s
and briars.
The horse disease in Chester has nearly run
its course. Three deaths have occurred since its
appearance there.
A widow woman residing in South Ward,
named Emily Thompson. died on Tuesday last,
after short illness.
The ordinance Of Baptism will be administer.
ed to number Of persons in the Delaware
River, in South Chester, an Sunday at quarter
past two o'clock.
James B. Newell, who was seriously scalde,l
few weeks since, at the water Works in South
Ward, died OF his injuries on Friday last, after
most intense suffering.
Mayor Forwood has generously reduced the
price ot DRINKS 10 81 and COSTS which is Ger
tainy cheap enough for those who are determined
10 indulge in that sort of luxury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

The HoRsE DIsEAsR.-- A NEW PHASE OF THE
MALADY.-NEw YoBK, November Is. There
mas appeared in the large stables Of the city sec-
ond phase of the horse disease relapse. banding
TO dropsy. which. in several instances has proved
fatal. This disease made its appearance few days
since, and 1t seems to affect those animals tha,
were compelled to 10 work in the fint stages OF
the epzootic. At the Sixth-avenue car stables
there were six cases. with one death, on Monday
The symptoms are swelling OF the legs and belly. -
The horse that died was swollen to an enormou.
size. and his limbs were stiff that he could not liz
down. Just before expiring. he fell over 1h,
treatment pursued is rubbing the swollen part
with Imminent compo, ed Of camphor. hartshorn ant
sweet oil, This dropsy seems to have appeare,
very generally in stables throughout the city, Ou
so far it has not assumed formidable proportions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
The Now Form Of the Morse Disease.

NEW YoRK. November 14.-Mr. BsrRh SAYS
that the prevailing dropsy among horses 10 due
to their being o7erworked while sick. Several
car horses in Brooklyn have suddenly dropped
dead. and post.mortsm examination dsveloped
the fact that their lungs were completely eaten
away. Nearly dozen died in Brooklyn yes.
ter6ay
Several car horses In Brooklyn have suddenly
dropped dead, and post.mortsm examination
developed the fact that their lungs were com.
pletey eaten away. Nearly a dozen died In
Brooklyn yesterday
WHEELING. w. VA.,' November l4-rhe
| epizootic Is steadily increasing.
RALEIGH, N. e.. Nov. l4.-The horse .lropsy
appeared here to day. affecting animals pre-
vious'y taken with epizootic.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE horse diseas
has appeared here. Fifty cases were reporte'
to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Tor Salt aud FOR 8eut.
F d II = A r..

49, The undersigned committee appointed
10 at a regular meeting of the Board OF Trus-
~ tees Of the Poor OF New Castle county. held
Iu1 30th inst. would offer at Private Sale that
cry desirable property for far ming purposesl sit
Dated near to Hare's Corner. in New Castle hun
red and county. about ~ miles south from Viii.
mington city. and IA miles westerly from the
town of New Cas- tie. and short distance from the
village OF Christiana confainine by recent survey
$50 Acres and two Square Pe.ches OF Land, diyided
into conveaient fields. with ample timber for the
use Of the farm.
The improv ements consist Of a two story frame
dwelling. a frame barn with shedding. frame gran
ary and cribs with carriage. pouitry aed smok 9
houses. and two sood teuant houses, ana other
buildings necessary for well conducted farm. 1be
situation OF this farm is OF the most pleasa nj
and desirable in the county Application can be
made to either Of tie undersigned.
Terms OF sale made known by them.
c IilL1 BkINrON. (w;,;,..o
ALLEN aAWTHkOP( ""oAustou'
JOHN ". EVANS. Newark.
GEORGE LODGE, near Claymont.
oet3l-jkW6w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
0AdlCal Jollitv.

We are indebted to the columns Of our Radical
Heighbor. the Republican, for the annexed account
OF banquet which was held ON Monday night. ut
9th and Market, in honor Of their late victory. al.
tor the jhblies at Institute Hail. Robert Graves
was the caterer, and about one hundred particle
ipated:
'.Mr. Pickles proposed the health OF James r.
Lonand, Congressman elect from Delaware This
Was received with three hearty cheers, after which
Ar Loaand acknowledged the compliment in
very neat and appropriate little speech.
roasts were then read as fellows:
"The Republicans OF New Castle county" Re-
spoaded to BY District Attorney Higgins.
1.-THE Republicans of Delaware; ist their motto
ever be Unity. Equality and fraternity" Re-
sponded to by Hon. N. b. Smithers.
SIhe Republicans OF Kent and Sussex; NAV
their triumphs be as great as have been ou,sD-
Responded to BY George '. Massey. Esq.
"OHr elected and defeated State Senators. may
they live long. fight nobly and successfully fer the
right and die happy" Responded to by Senator
Hon. N. b. Smithers proposed sentiment in
honor Of the "Polly McNatts." Responded to by
Elias 8. Reed. Esq, Of Dover.
"Republcanism. may it ever be the SYNONYM of
enterprise and progress" Responded to by j. +
Heald, Esq.
Rev. T. q. Stewart proposed. "Our retired Con.
gEsonan. may lis repose he long and sweet"
"lhe Boys in Blue" Responded to by Gen A.
7. A. Torber.
l"The triumph Of the law as illustrated in the
recent trial before the U. s. Court Responded
70 BY w. C. Spruance, ESQ
s'The martyred dead. who died in defence of the
liberties Of the people Of the United States"-
Drank in silence.
1.-THE Republican Press OF Delaware Respond.
cd to by H. N. Jenkins. Esq.
"Preadsnt Ulysses 8. Grant, first in war; frs
In peace. and first in the hearts OF his country
men," Responded to BY DR.. Isaac Jump, o
Dover.
sour Workingmen, may they ever be distin
euisAed for their zeal and energy in behalf of tru
Rspubiicanism." Responded to by George w
Roberts.
Tha speeches were oil in the happieat vein, an,
everybody seemed in good humor, not nd
ing the fact That eli the toaSts wers drank in col
water. The OCCASION was enlivened by severa
songs from Joseph T. Wright, which were capi
tally sung,
Alas, poor darkiel You gave them the victor,
bat you were not remembered in their ,oasts-
Why IL this thusa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

MEADE MEMORIAI.-A large number of
the wealthy citizens Of Philadelphia assem-
bled on Tuesday at the Continental Hotel, in
that city. in pursuance Of y private cali. A
subscription was opened for o testimonial to
be given to Mrs. Gei.. Meade, the deceased
having left no property. Thirty thousand
crease that amount to 800 200. In futher.
ance of this object 1t is announced that there
will be memorial meeting held at the Aca'
deny Of Music OF Philadelphia on Monday
next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Tmblif Sales. se45
---------------- ----------1------------
ExeevroR's SALE o.
ZEAL EST A TIE.

AnnA BY virtue Of the Will Of john Kennedy,
|!H deceased, will be sold at Public Sale. on
WI TUESDAY. November g. 1872, at co'clock,
W D. M, ut the Deer Park Hotel, IN the town of
Newark. Dell the following described Real Estate.
formerly of said deceased. stuated in ss town, to-
Wit: Frame Dwelling House. 38S2O feet. With frame
kitchen and store house attached all substan
built: ice house and other 0utbpildipgs, The lot
fronts u feet on Main street. and contains over one
half acre. t-f =! E t.Et
This property II located about the eentve Of the
toWn, and fer many years profitable bHsiness has
been done at this house by the sale ice cream and
confectionery; and business opening IA here
for the keeping Of An Ice Cream sAbon eating house
or restaurant rarely to be met with i.ets
CONDrTIONS.-1en per cent OF the purchase
money on the day Of sale, and onA half Of the bal
ance on the 25<h day Of March, 1873 at which time
a deed will BE- made and possession eiven of the
property; tie remAinine half can rsnan In the pro-
perty duving tlA time Of thev34oot secured by
the judgement bond Of tho puSchasessanaHa mort
ssee Of the pronieea with interlstald eame.
payable semi annually. GEO. g. EyANS.
novl&-2AlkW ft, IS NohSI &xee1eor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Another Treatment Of Epizoot,c.

General Rufus Inglass, Z. s. H., and Quarter.
master Of the Department Of the East, has issued
the following rules TO govern the treatment Of
the horse plague among the animals belonging
to the government
On the first appearance Of the disease, give the
horse thoroughsteaming wibb,lIed oats placed
in bag and 80 fastened 10 the head that the
steam from the oats will be inhaled. Repeat
this until the discharge from the nostrils Is free
and ot natural color. Then take leather, or
what is better, carbolic disinfectant, in grains,
like large sized cannon powder, place it in a
shallow pan and burn it where the horse will be
obliged to breathe il.
1.-THE throat is sore (which generally will be
the care) apply feluently hot vinegar, rubbing
It we'll in with the hands, and wrap the throat
in flannel dipped in vinegar. Sponge ont the
nostrIls we'll with warm vinegar. Blanket
we'll night and day. but not enough to produce
swsating and give plenty Of fresh, clean bed
ding.
Give several bran mushes, with from one hall
to one ounce Of powdered nitre in each, and ust
water in the mash.
The hay and oats should be moisiened will
er-preferabv tar water.
Most cases, II taken in time, will yield TO N,
above treatment but should the attack be yer,
severe, accompanied with considerable fever ant
very sore throat. instead Of the vinegar, an EN-,
brocation OF equal parts Of linseed oil, turpentne
tincture Of caDtharides and hartshorn should b
rubbed in night and morning.
| "Powel's embrocation" is very good.
Five as drench, night and morning, the fol
lowing:
Spirits Of nitric ether, 1oz
J.audanum, 4drachms
Nitrate flotassa, 3
Water, pint
Mix.
Should The horse refuse his fsed offer hil
frequently thin Cruel, with handful of pul
verified slippery elmbark. and licorica root stirre
in it.
II When convalestng, exerise gently, dali
and stimulate the appetite with the followir
ball:
Extrat Of gentian, 6 drachm
Powder Of ginger, ?
A handful Of wood ashes, mixed with a lit
salt, thrown into the feed trough for the hors
to lick Up. will be reished by him and be ben,
fetal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
GREAT OPENING OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,

Such as Silks. Sateens. Mohair. Poplins. PIaid.
kc.: all coOrs of Velyeteens: great Aapacaa the
cheapest in the city .rom2i cents up to 100 large
assortment Of Cashmere; also. fine lot of
BROQUET AND PAISLEY SHAWLS,
Ladies Closking of all descriptions, fine lot Of
Blankets. Flannels. Striped Shawls, Muslins, Bed
Ticking. &c. 500 latest style Prints. Great assort-
ment of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS,
All kinds of Motions. Fancy Goods Ind Trimmings
No trouble in showing goods. Come and satisfy
yourselfat Al. ALSBER0'S
No. lie Market street.
novl5 Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
CHURCH SUPPER.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWAR.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas. election held in the State of Della
year of Lord one thousand eight hundred and |
seventy two, being the Tuesday after the first Mon
State of Delaware in that behalf for the election of
three Electors OF President and Vice President of
And whereas the official certificates or returns of
the said election held in the several counties of the
said State having been duly received and examined |
BY the Governor itappears from them that the votes
in the said counties respectively for said Electors
were cast as follows
BENJAMIN S, Booth 5st5 WiIliamG Whiteley n6!,
Sax,a Ts% T. Nsa1s COLLINS ST. sSsre ass, Wh'f " We0 rs
William William II. t. Ross s,'s is. i
Thomas b. Cubbase lis.
BENJAMIN Booth Booth StA, ss. William 6 Whlfeley ssss,
David W Mo95s W,,,,;R sss r AesT' h. wad'eley $50
Thomas u. Cubbage ~
William Reynolds 60.
George G; Harmon !.
John u. Graham !,
Edward Lord /.
Benz amin 5. Booth 2sa William G. whiteley e.-ss,
Wi1% SIa M.dIs Gons s s ai6sE5 sSfss Whsy WD t
William II. Ross 10,
William Reynolds .,
Thomas b. Cubbagce rs.
And whereas the returns duly made and signed md
executed of the election for the choice Electors for
President and Vice President of the United States
as aforesaid having been duly delivered In the Gov
ernor by the respective Sheriif of said countie and
the Governor having examined the said returns and
enumerated and ascertanei the number Of votes for
each person voted for such Elector the result ap
pears as follows, wit:
benjamin S. Booth 1l,ll5 WilliamG Whteley 10 2n5
William T. Collins II lib Albert Whiteley lOas
David ". Moore ll.l9y George ". Wilen ml72
William Ii. Ross fs1 tieonge u. Harmon /
William Reynolds tss Edward Lord |
Thomas D. Cubbage Nj John q. Graham l
| Now, therefore. !, james Ponder. Governor of the
State of Delaware. do hereby declare and make
known that Benjamin 5. Booth. William 7. Collins
and David ". Moore have received the highest vote
at the election aforesaid. and therefore have been
and are duly and legally elected Electors of Pres
dent and Vice President of the United States.
| In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
| and caused the Great Seal Of the said
| State TO be afi xed. at Dover. this eley- :
Nenth day of November, in the year Of
IL SEAL /our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy two. and OF the indepen-
dence of the United States the nine
ty-seventh. JAMES PONDER.
| By the Governor
| john H. PAYNTER
| Secretary Of State. noyl,-iAw2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

500 Rewavd..catch the william.
Mayor Simms, in conformity with the resolu-
t'on OF the City Council, offers reward of 500
tor the detection and arrest Of the party or parties
who set fire to the stables OF P. Plunkett and
George Zeigler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Fire and Sword In Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-The insurgents attack.
ed S,n Ramon plantation, near Manranviile,
burning the place and carrying of forty persons
employed there. Troops are in pursuit. In
qarge1:s attacked La Casimba near Guantanamo
s9cked three stores and made Of with the booty
TPoops attacked and defeated the insurgents on
the following dav. Governor Obergon says the
insurgents intended q raid on the plains o
Guantanamo, but owing to their defeat it is nov
iopo@iNe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

STANLEY COMING HoME.-At meeting Of
the Geographical Society Of New York, Tues.
day, the announcement was made that Mr..
Stanley the discovsrer Of Livingstone, would
arrive in that city in few days and accept the
reception of the Society.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

THE ON CoMBINArIoN.-Ths producers Of
the fifteenth Pennsyl lvania district have formally
resolved that they will not offer any oil for less
price than S. per 1errsl on board cars at Trun-
key, TijOuie and Nausville. have "pooled" their
oil At 3445. and other Districts are also pooling
until the agency il established.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

No ELEcrIoN.-The Somerset Princess
Anas, Nd.) Herald says that owing 10 the fact
thst q list Of registered vetes was not furnished
Tie judges Of election in Danes Quarter, there
vas no election In that district the vote last year
vas go. The vote 10 this county falls short Of
thst of laA year BY over 600.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

Full returns Of the election In New Hamp-
hire. excepting Wentworth Slation-"where
hese probably wss no sleclion"-show that
0rsae receivsd 37236 vote, and Orsslsy 81 ,495.
Scattering S02. Grants plurality, ,574l; majority
ever 0reoley, $3.50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

The determined woman OF st. Louis who has
sued The regstatioa ocsTs Of that city for refus-
AX her rseistration takes rather illogical view
Of the case. The Constitution OF the State Of Mis-
sour provides that male citsens only shall vote;
che brings suit In el0U00 damages against the Of
hcess Il ought 70 b tha constitution makers who
sAeu0 b brought 10 grisf. Tho registration
hoard held themselves hound by that instrument.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

The counting Of votes In Orleans Parish,
loaieiaaa; appear. TO he still going on. Thus
far 2o.064 vol0 have been counted, givina
Greeley net majority Of $3.50. The matter ol
the reDoval Of several members Of the Board o
Return BY Governor Yarmouth is before the
Courts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

Il ID reported that Brigadier General Cooke,
commanding the Department Of the Lakes,
will soon be retired. He Is Sc years Of age, and
has been In active service forty-Ave years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
PROCLAMATION.
STAI + UF UE L 4 " 4 Il r.
ExrclrTIyr DIpARrNgNr.

ExEcurIvE DEPARTMENT. J
Whereas an election was held in the State OF Della
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy two. that being the Tuesday next after the
S, Of ,ss and the
the State of Delaware in that behalf for the elee,
tion of Representative tor the people OF the said
State in the forty-third Congress Of the United
And whereas the official certificates or returns of
ss,d State having been duly received and examined
BY the from them & that the soses
In New Castle county. for Gusts Wright. ~.
In Rent county. Tor Custis W: Wright s.s
In Sussex county. for James R. Leaapd ;s:s S,sS
And, whereas. the returns duly, made out. sigSsd
and executed Of the election for the choice Sf Re
preventative Of and for the ssid state In the forty
having been dLly delivered to tho Governor BY the
respective Sherifs of said counties, and the Gov
mersted and ascertained tho number Of votes tor
each and every candidate or person voted for for
such Representative, tho result appears Is follows
The whole number of votes given for James r. Lef Of
The Whole number Of votes given Tor Custis y.
Now. therefore, i, James Ponder Governor Of The
sss bss H.ssise the highest vote at the ees
ton aforesaid. and therefore has been. and is duly
and legally elected the kepIescnt4tlve OF and FOL
the State Of Delaware in tho forty third Congress
| the United States.
In testimoney whereof I have hereunto set nay
| hand and caused tho Great Seal Of th,
\State Of Delaware to be hcrennto adi1s,
| SSA1 lat Dover. this eleventh day ef Novemhe
(S0S/in the year Of our Lord ono thousan,
eight hundred and sew enty- and OF the ndepen
| JAMES PONDER
| By the Governor.
| JOHN H. PAyxrHR,
! Sserstafy Of Slats. aoyls -d6x2t
NxrRA NEW RUCkwHEAr NEAL st Ii
W. N. CHANpLRRS,
"a 6ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
FOR r e Mt,

- The subscriber Offers for rent his Sters
1tt Stand Opposi its the National Hotel. Middle.
~ town, Del. One Of - good stands - there
- is In the State for the Grain. Lime or Cesl
Viii close 6ut the Stock on reasonable terms
A. T. BRADLEY
mayo5.dkv Mlddistoun. Del:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

SALE OF TIE WAsHIxoroN PATRIOT OFFICE
TIE WashinSton Star OF yesterday announces that
The proprietor Of the Capital have purchased the
printing sstablishment OF the Patriot. and will
move immsdistsly into the building lately occu-
pied By ths Patriot Publishing Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

DROPOSALS,
i Sealed proposals will be raca;vs3 lr a..
Building Committee Of new School Hnw:. tns
(siuated south side Of Tbird s,veat h.;iN ~ -
I'll Saturday. November sd. at 3 acjocE = ~ - " r.
furnishing said school house vim to ~ ~ !" M ISs
heaters. with pipes registers 10. eom",s,c ss
in the building in working order rnd w;,L' p.n~su
antee to heat the several rooms n ths s.t;.<u
Of the committee. ~ " ''s's9si0n
or n.n ..sr must state whether for self feeding
The Committee reserve the right 70 re;ec, .,v
all blds. II. D. McINTIRE. Chsirman
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
The Suite against Tweed

NEW YORx, November 1.-THE general term
to-day rendered decision in Twesd's SUITS dis.
ssntng fron the opinion Of the general term a
Albany. and sustaining the opinion Of Judge
Bayret that the county has . right to sue fol
money misapplied from the county treasury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
for 4eut.

NOR RENr-The ssuthside room, lnder the
Il Mansard roof the Masonic Hall. The room y
about 60 feet by 30 feet
Apply to II. B. McINTIRE,
nOyl5-f 2Ok Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15
Iuttfes.

~ 1NeWAWO...By authority con-
S,;1.N v!erred by resoiution passed by the City
hereby offer reward Of One Hunared hoiis,e ~ ~
such Information e. will lead to tha arrsst .na co
victton Of The person or persons WHO on the nisht
Of the 18th Instant set Gre 10 tha sfahi. Ss ~
rented BY P. Plunkett L Co. ''-"'' '""e" Or
Also. o further reward of Ono Hundr.d no,,....
for such information as will lead "a The sr.a:t M
conviction Of the person or Dersons ~ a. :Iu ~
morning Of tha 18th n.taut set fre 10 tSs y LIZ Ie
Owned or rented BY George Seieier. ~ sA"1e
hovIo-f J. SIMMS, Mayor,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-15

General Robert Paterson, who has been dan
gerousiy i'll in Philadelphia from pneumonia
was slightly better yesterday.