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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06


late number of the Rural Ner Iorter
has the following Years ago, the question
as TO whether the cons taken from the trees
growing in the nursery were rs good or
would come into bearing as early as those
from old orchard trees, was pretty thoroughly
discussed in our horticultural journals. We
believe it was then conceded by men having
had most experience in propagating trees,
that no perceptible difference could be OBJ
served in the fruting of cions taken from
old or young trees. But these long.ago dis
cussions have, in measure, passed out Of
the reach of the young orchardists Of the
present day, and it is but natural they
should ask questions on this point for the
world travels in circle, as it were, and
each generation is likely to want the same
kind of information as the one Immediately
preceding it. Our young nurserymen and
orchardsts need have no fear Of using cions
from healthy young trees, whether they are
standing in nursery rows or planted out and
of bearing age
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

BKHlis, Vt, July %, ls16
Dr. r. r. SpaldiHg Si'-f had the scAtica in my back,
hip and thigh very bad indeed, and could hardly
walk ride. had been troubled with for years and
tried many kinds Of linments and piasers withou, any
material benefit applied to you December sth 1915 and
tried your NEW ZEALAND RHEUMATIC PLASTER.
and was cured In short time | have done more work
than for years before close thanking you for the
good you have rendered me- JIM COyELL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

BARHK, VI. March q, ls7s
Dr. r. r. Spaid'ag, Dear Sir'-feeing grateful to you
for the benefit have rendered by your treatment
with the New Zealand Plaster wish TO your
~ that you have cured me Of rheumatism In my hands,
shoulders and knees which swollen very badly indeed
and very advised with many physicians
In this and other places but they could give
aeement. But saw you here day In January. and
you said you could cure did not believe you could
but concluded to try and in about week began
gain hope those who suffering will avail themselves
Of your treatment. Respectfully yours JOHN FAME.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

Hours of Attendance Mt Office-from A. N. TO
Or. NJ. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. REMEMBKk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04

From the Station Agent at South Royslston, Mass
Observation-Disclosures unsolicited by you, l can
not refrain from adding my testimony to the many
already given in favor OF your Wistars Basam
of Wild Cherry.
In the spiing of 1858 was most severely affl ct
ted with hard, diy cough, with its usual accom-
panment OF night sweti>, completely prostis tug
my nervous systt IN, and produc ny such d. bill
taied state oil health that, after tr, ing medical and
to no purpose, had given up all hopes OF ever re-
covering, a had also my flends. At tins stage
OF matters Was prevailed upon, through the in
huence Of peignbor, TO Try Wistars B4sam,
though with no belief whatever in its truly 1ou-
dCrtul cuI alive properties, and fore using two
bottles the effect was almost mag zeal. My cough
ent rely left ne, the night sw, ats dest rled me-
hope once more tlatcd my oppressed spirits, and
soon bad STAINED my wonted strength an vlgor.
Thus this ,eau, As has often been remarked
10y persons couversant with the above fac IN this
vicinity, literally snatch, me from The yawuing
grave. Ion are at liberty 10 use THIS oi the ben
ut Of the afflicted.
Very respectfully yours. Berj. Wheeler.
80 ceuts and 81 u bottle Sold by all druggists
Oct i--teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04
a Grand Record.

Nearly thirty years have elapsed since Hostel.
ters stomach Bitters was first brought to the notice
of the American public. To-day IL is The most p p.
ular remedy on this continent for dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, debility, Nervousness,
ullna aud uterine compl iints, govt, rheumatism,
intermittent al d remittent fevers, and Is widely
used IN south aud Central America, Mexico the
West lnties and Australia. rs Il preventive and
remedy for mall disorders, aud II many 9th
er malades to the relief OF which IL is adapted.
The record oil its victories is written in the testi.
n onlals oI thousands whom il has cured, TO many
OF when the widest pdbhciy ht been given; It ha $
won the emphatic sanction ot leaNing mem ,ers If
the medical profess :on and it has repeatedly been
made the subj ct of encomiums by the home aud
foreign press. Comment ON the above facts is I'm.
necessary. We leave the public to draw its own
conclusions. oct4 teou&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04

General solomon. chief of the revolutionary
party, has embarked at Kingston Jamaica, fol
Pot au Prince.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04
STATE NEWS.

Every liquor case carried to the Supreme Court
from Lewiston "held, aud every respondent was
found guilty. a.
The Advertiser hears rumor to the effect that
on November 9Th, general change Of time will
take place on all the railroads. IN Maine.
Miss Mary True has heen elected principal O +
the d, al mute school to be opened 10 Portland.
She is the Oldest daughter Of DR.. n. 7. True of
Bethel, is highly educated and has had consider
able experience 10 teaching deaf mutes both in this
country aud Europe.
After two we, ks session, the Supreme Judi
cial Court for knox county, Judge Bsrows, pre-
siding, adjourned Tuesday. Among the one hun
df cd cases settled were Is Divorces State prison
sentence, and Wiscasset Jail, of two years each.
There have been eleven verdcts and. one disagree
ment.
Hon. Elisha III. Allen of Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, IS in Bangor. He has been negotiating
for treaty between this country and the Sand
witch Islands.
The San joaquin, ship of 1900 tons, will be
launched at Fieeport, next Thursday. She will
he commanded by Capt Geo. Waite Of Metuchen,
Nj.
There were 81 intentions of marriage recorded
at the City Clerks office, Portland, the last month
and about so deaths.
Last Saturday as Mr.. Augustus Day of Lowell,
was riding towards home, be leaned forward in
the carriage and struck the horse heavy blow
with the whip. The whip had barely left the
horses back before he let both heels fly upward,
striking Day in the head, breaking the skull and
making so deep a cash that the brain began to
ooze out, and death immediately resulted.
The Journal says the fare from Lewiston to
Boston on both the Maine Central and
Grand Trunk railroads has been SO 90, the same
rate charged by each of the routes beyond Port
tand. between Portland and Boston. This has led
to lively speculation iu railroad tickets, specula-
tors taking AS high as $500 worth Of tickets at
time which have been stripped Of coupons and
the Portland and Boston tickets sold at Portland
and all points beyond, where they could be Afford
| ed at 3 lower figure than the regular fare. This
led on Friday to a meeting Of the managers Of the
| Eastern and Boston x Maine, who notified the
Grand Trunk and Maine Central companies they
| should no longer take their through tickets, I'M
! less tine rates were raised. Accordingly orders
were issued restoring the fare to Boston to 80 49,
the rate charged by the Maine Central before the
Grand Trunk was opened. Neither road will sell
return tickets. The effect of raising fares be-
tween Lewiston ard Boston will he to turn over
more travel to the Portland and Boston boats.
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1000 REPUBLICAN MAJuRIrY.-io
1'I'RE.

Denver. October g. Reports from principa
points at 4 O'Clock p. M. Indicate heavy republi
can gains every where over the election of 1874
The chairman of the republican State committee
claims the state by 1000 majority, and the legiss-
ture by majority Of 40 on joint ballot.
Comparisons ill he made with the vote Of "a
when PatIer'on (dem for Congress was elected
by 2l63 ma joritv.
Arspahp county elected the entire republican
ticke, hy majority of 300; republican gan, CAS-
Jefferson county-repubcan SHORTY, Is; gam
2l3.
2j6
Boulder county-rcpuhlican majority est mated
at 300; gain. pa.
Clear Geek countv-republcan majority csti-
mated at 200; g,in, 23i
Park county republican majority estimated at
rs; iD, 230.
Fl Paso countv-rcpublican majority estimated
al 3OO gain, 29j
Pueblo county -democralic majority estimated
at 100; deuoc attic loss, IS.
Los Animas countv- democratic majority esti-
mated at 300; loss, 70.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATI IN
OLDTOWN.
Large Saw Mill and Considerable Lum.
Der Destroyed.

Bangor, October 3. The Dwnel mill in Old
town was burned to the ground Monday night at
eleven O'Clock. The mill was owned by Charles
'. Lord and Alfred Veazie. Twenty five thous
and feet of lumber ready to be rafted car load
of laths and four hundred thousand shingles were
destroyed. Value, SEQ, 900. Insured in Phrui1,
n. y, Sj000 Royal, England, 5000; North
British and Mercantile, England, 5000; Lam
cashire, England, $500; Royal Montreal, $3.50
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, $1,000; Shoe and
Leather, Boston, $1,000; Home, New York, $500
Springfield, Mass. $500. Total, $50. 900. The
mill was one Of the finest on the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04
The Physical Training of children.

The above is the title of a book jast received at
this Office, and its contents so rich in advice to
Parents, and withsl so necessary, that none ought
to be without il. Its, moreover, a very hand
some volume, containing nice engrayngs, and
well printed on good heavy paper. The work was
written by Dr. Chavasse, Fellow Of the Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons Of England; and contains
reduction to American readers by F. II. Getch
ell, NJ. D., of Jefferson Medical College. II is
highly recommended by the medical profession,
and by the press of the country. The book is rot
designed to do away with the care and consulta-
ton Of ply sicians; but is filed with common sense
advice and suggestions as to treatment and care of
infancy AID childhood In regard to infancy it
treats of ablution, clothing, Diet sleep, ailments,
&c. and on childhood in regard to the same topics
with additional matter demanded by the increased
age Of the child 1t is truly a valuable work, one
which it would he profitable for every family to
possess,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct 3. 1877.
FLnrR-eNtra spring, % 00i5 90.
WHEAT-NO. spring, spot, Os4a-; Oct.
| agza: Nov. lO3r
CokN-No.2 2. mixed, spot. 49, a; Oct. tnia a..
oAT~-No 2, s'A -, spot; OFT, S7s
KIE-No. :, 62a6 "a =.
BARLEl-No. 2spring. SID spot.
bRESSr ID Hogs IS . rs.
PORk-i6 6Oal6 80, spot; oct, Ia 0. hai5 o5
LARD-l0 &-al0 30. spot; Oct y 40a9 4lH
BULK MEArS--shoulders, G-l67a short iii
mid, 9lsa short clear mid, ssSa9'a.
HAMS-l5 lbs average
WHISKEY-i09-a
FREiGH1S-Corn to Buffalo, -a2h, wheat dc
3ka-.
RE- EIPrS- $50 flour; 10000 wheat; 3s7, 200
corn; 1890 oats; 10 rye; 1000 barley.
SHlPMtNrS-i5 0 flour. 1900 wheat; zoo, GOO
corn; a 900 oats; l4,t0J barley; l2,000 rye.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire.

flre.
Boston, October 8. The house Of Henry Gid
den Of Quincy, was burned to-day. Loss $1,000;
insured tor $500.
Suicide.
Asa Holt Of Francestown, N. H., hung himself
in the woods yesterday.
Gen. Banks Nominated.
Boston, October 3. The republicans of the 9th
Congressional district TO day nominated Gen Banks
the 18th ballot he receiving 43 OF the SO votes
Democratic Nomination.
The democrats of the second district at Quincy,
to-day, nominated Hon. Edward Avery by accla-
nation.
Burglary.
Springfield, October 3. The house Of John
Church at Otis was robbed of four hu ndred dol
lars Saturday night by two men one of whom has
been arrested.
Republican Parade.
Lowell, October 3. To-day preparations were
about completed for grand parade of the repub-
licans on next Monday night. Invitations have
been extensively accepted, and the demonstration
bi DIS fair to be very successful.
Republican Rally.
Fitchburg, October 3. Hon. G. F. Hoar spoke
in the city ball this evening to q good audience.
! he Hayes and Wheeler club with torches, aud q
drum corp paraded the streets before and after the
IN Getting. The Hayes and Wheeler glee club
sang several songs during the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04
MINNESOTA.
n Policeman Shot by the Guard while
Approaching the Jail in which the
Younger Brothers are Confined,

81. PAU, October g. At Furbault, at o'clock
TINS morning, Henry Covenck, a policeman ap-
preached the guard at the jail in which is confined
the Younger brothers, the Northfield bandits
Inc guard halted Coverrick aud eDqulred "Who
are You u" COvenck replied, DON'T you know
me Am pc iceman," and cont nued 10 ad-
vance ~ the same time putting his hand to his
breast. probably to display his star, when the guard
'hot I'm through near the heart, killing him in
stantb. lhe policeman bad been ordered to
keep away f ON the Jail at night, and the guard
to snoot any one who persisted in coming up to
hlm unless identft d.
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NEW YORK.


ACcepteus
New York, October g. Mr. Grosbeck has ac-
cepted the invitation to become one Of the gold
and silver commissioners but no ponse has yet
been received from Messrs. Morse of Boston and
Dix Of Southampton Il. /.
Accident.
Gov Tildon fell off his horse at the IN ilitarv re-
view, in Brooklyn, yesterday, and was unable to
attend supper in the evening. IL is believed no
bones were broken.
The New York SorOsis.
The SorosIs recommended their st mi-monhy
seances at Delmonico's, lat evening, with JENNIE
June as president
Personal.
Postmaster General +. Il. IIogg, of India, was
escorted through the New York post office yeseI-
day after noon and evening by Postmaster James.
Arrived.
The Anglia from London, aud CITY of Havana
from Havana have reached New York.
Presentations.
Ex-Grand Master Elwood Thorne was last eve.
ming presented with costly silver tea service BY
the Grand Lodge of Freemasons. Prominent
masons from the east and other parts of the coun-
Try were present.
The Weather.
The weather in New York is fine clear and
Dol, wind west.
SIiCide.
This afternoon jacob Lamb, butcher, residing
at the corner of LIST avenue and 10th, followed the
remains of his sister to Greenwood cemetery and
alter her body had been lowered into the grave,
crew pistol from pocket and shot himself m the
head in the presence Of the startled mourners lie
was removed TO the hospital, where he died this
evening.
A Rich Cargo.
The steamer Bahnia brought $50, 900 in
specie.
PERSONAL.
General Meredith Read, minister TO Greece,
was passenger on he steamer k,hnia.
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For the Centennial.
Court Ma.teIs.

Nearly 300 people. including the Amoskeag
veterans. will leave here next week to be present
at the Cestennial, New Hampshire day.
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Jog is list of officers for the present quarter.

Meetings in Masonic building, Friday evening
of each week.
On Friday, Sept. Goth, the buildings ownca and
occupied by William Sproul, Esq on Deer Hill,
in China, were totally destroyed by fire. The
wind was blowing very strong, rendering it inn
possible to save any of the hay and grain, or any
farming tools, carriages. &c. A few minor arti-
cles of household furniture were rescued from the
flames. Total loss, $4,000; insured for $1,000.
The FIRE originated from q defect in the chimney,
catching upon the roof. Sheets of flame were
carried by the wind half mile, catching twice
upon the buildings of Mr.. VIM. Mar. Had it
not been for the united efforts of his neghbors his
buildings must have succumbed TO the "fre
fieuds" mighty power. During the fire the fence
between Mr.. Sproul and Mr.. Bonney caught the
falling cindcrs and before assistance reached that
point, the flames bad swept over q large portion of
field and wood lot. doing considerable damage.
Frank Black of Palermo recently lost valu-
able horse, making the third that has died upon
his hands within year. A. X. NJ.
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1t is generally supposed by certain class Of
citizens, who are rot practical or experienced, thai
Dyspepsia cannot invariably he cured. but are
pleased to say that GREkN's AUGUST FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cue Dy>re psla
and Liver Complaint in all lis forms, such Is sour
Stomach Co.tvenes~, Sick lie adache, altitation
of the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c. OuI of 30 600
dozen bottles sold last year, not a single failure
was reported, but Thousands If complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists OF wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve Any case. Try 1t. Sam
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size - cents. For
sale by all druggists. sepl29 tT'T&S&w
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RE ADFlELD.
X ennebec County Fair.

Winthrop, October 8. The Kennebec County
Fair and Show opened at Readfeld Tuesday
The display of oxen and steers was very large,
and unusually fine. The display of other stock
was very good. The fruits and vegetables exhib.
tied were of a superior quality. and all depart
me nts of this fair were well represented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-04

Bath, October 3. Blair and Hitchcock launched
to-day ship of 1850 tons, named Oracle owned
by the builders, 7. NJ. Whitmore and others &C
Bath, l.. c. Blair of Liverpool, and Capt. j. j.
Humphrey, who commands her. She is fine
ship and has the highest class in record of Amer-
lean and foreign shipping.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

In the Middle States and New England States,
falling barometer followed by rising barometer
warmer southeast winds veerng to cooler west
and northwest, partly cloudy weather, and in the
northern portions areas of light rain.
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RockpOrt Items.

Rockport Items.
Since the State election business prospects are
Frightening in a marked degree.
Several fue residences are going up.
Carleton, Norwood & Co. will soon commence
work upon 20OO ton ship and ID. Talbot will soon
lay the keel for large schooner.
Several of our citizens are visiting the oypos-
ton at Philadelphia. Others will soon follow.
Our Reform club is in a flourshiug condition.
Six Joined the iron clads Oct. lst
Rev. Mr.. Ryder, Baptist, baptisod two rers ms
Sunday morning, oct. lst; and in the afternoon,
Rev. A. j. Clifford bapiised two and received
three persons into full membership at the Metho-
dist church. OCCASIONAL.
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A Name Cap am Drowned.

Boston, October 8. Schooner Silver Heels of
Freemont, Maine, arrived at this port to- day. from
Labrador. She came home in charge of the male,
her late master, Capt. Newman, having been
drowned on the 2Sth of August.
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MISSOURI.


Ct. Lonis. October 8. The United States cir
cult court to-day confirmed the recent sales of the
Missouri Pacific and Atlantic. and Pacific Rail-
ways. II IS understood that this cuts off all the
claims OF the stockholders.
Illicit Distillers.
lnited States Marshals barnard and Sweat ar.
rlved to day from south. eastern Missonri
bringing with them Alexander Balinger and
jag sson Smlth OIL Ballinger County, Frank Dunn,
egon County. They are charged with illicit dis.
tllling. number of other crooked distilers took
10 the brush as soon as the officers appeared in
their neighboihood and were not captured.
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\ public meeting, under the auspices Of Branch
Mills Lodge No. $40, |. o. of G.. T., was holden
il the cauich at Branch Mills, Saturday evening"
sept. Both, and presided by Bro Samuel
Maiden, W CT. Music by the choir Miss Mary
Harriugt II, orgauist. Prayer was offered by Rev.
J. Il. Iialiowcll. Address by Mr.. BENJAMIN Z.
Waller Of Bangor, one OF the first members of
'bc Bangor Reform Club. lie is an earnest and
enthusiastic speaker, holding in closest attention
and sympathy The vast audience for more than an
hour. lie gave a detailed account Of his youth,
his temp stipns, his fall and his subsequent refor-
mation-pciu ing wildly the evils and dangers
has ting the moderate drinker, and the more ter
rbe a., nies OF the drunkard. None cap listen to
the eoqreu, pleading Of our reclaimed brother
and u.i back God for rescuing and sending him
oi bis Ollie mission Of sestoring fallen humanity.
FathfG, ha, his work been done, as the 5l33
signor, to the total abstinence pledge obtained
the past var abundantly testify. During that
time ~ has taken IA from the watch house and 10
no n the Jail in Bangor, and obtained work for and
,GcJntn,cd Il multitude. O.tc ntatious be never
IS; h,I i,nnly accomplished he does not aspire
to be; m &! thocpi,t he never be; but 40 hon
est, carne.t, truthful, interesting speaker he is,
ami a. s"c!i Is accomplishing whatever he under
takes 10 perform. God speed Bro. Walker, aud
may ale Who empers the wind to the shorn
lamb" keep him in the marrow way" At the
close Of the address Sc signatures were obtained
To the llcdse. Bro Walker will be in Augusta
the Sth, when we hope to hear more from him.
Cold " Lodge, No. 81, !. o. of G. r., was
instituted at Weeks Mills, China, Monday, SEPT.
18th, by Deputy Alden Baker of Gardiner assisted
by "Brarch ills Lodge" of Branch Mills. Too
much clnaot be said in praise of the untiring ex-
ertions of tic loyal citizens of Weeks Mills. A
spec men o. their jealous interest being mani
tested in gathering in ffty-six members in one
week Ii ANY old lodge can do better than that,
let us hear from it at once. Public sentiment is
thoroughly aroused, determined to unite every
effort in Swing fallen humanity. God speed Cold
Water Lodge to triumphant victory. The follow
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Dover, October 3. The Supreme Court OF Straf'
ford county closed its full term last evening with
the case of the Cocheco Aqucduct Company
against Boston Il Name Railroad. Verdict fol
the Aqueduct Company, $3.50 damages.
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The town of Benton called a special meeting
Sept. 18th to choose school committee. MIR
Henry Johnson Supervisor, having moved out of
town. They elected b. L. Reed, chairman, John
Drake and Albert Rideout.
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WO. kinsmcn's Congress.

\ Paris special says the congress of working
men WAS attended last night BY 1852 delegates.
EgyDiinn Hands,
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MARSHFIELD.
Accidentally Shot,

Machias, October 8. Lyman, twenty-five years
old, son of John D. Smith Of Marshfald, was shot
dead this afternoon by the accidental discharge of
gun in his own hands.
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Two American Misses.

Miss Issippi and Miss Ouri, are disfgured good
deal by the snags in their mouths. In order thai
all other Misses may avoid the like blemishes, they
advised TO use the famous Sozodont, which will
prevent and oby late all such difficulties.
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Devinc & Howard have the endorsement of the
following ply scisns; G.. w. Martin, NJ. D., w.
S. Hill, NJ. D., q. +. Brickett, NJ. D., W. Bolan,
NJ. d., II. II. Hill, NJ. d., J. o. Webster, NJ. d.,
l.. }. Croker, NJ. u. eod.tf