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riod II removed her complaints and restored her TO
health. Being grateful for the benefits she received,
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it, and recommend
ing it to the public. M. d. MOORE,
corner Of Grand and Lydus-sts.
Albany, Aug IL, 1884.
DR. Townsend--To all whom this NAV concern This
is certify that my wife used bottle of your Ssrsa
parla previous to her confinement under the alarm
ing and delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
dropsy, swelling ofthe feet affections snd very
much debitated With my persuasion, and the recon-.
mendation of those who had used it, she induced
try il, with little or faith and suffice it 20 say, the
medicine had the happy and desired effect not only in
way TO an astonishing degree and her health is bet
ter than il has been for a long time previous tt
If this will be Of any service to you, any who
doubts the success of the medicine you entirely well
come toit subscribemysef your most obedient and
obliged servant, s. s. JAMESON,
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New Iron Store.

NO. ~ JHHLW SI'REET, WORCESTER
~ lCHARDS0N, LORING & co. have m
hand aud for sae-cheap for cas4-EnglIsb, Rssusd
6snks Old sable Norway sweedes, and Band n nv,
sler HooPs-BEST CAST STEEL. Sardsr,os,'
Hayfors, AMI Jessop's-German q Coach Spring stsel-
AIso hussls and English Sheet Iron Grow IarsViCss
r., L. 4 co. are Manufacturers Of Tin Corrsr
anl onest iron WAKE upon the most reasonable tsrr,
anu - snort notice. mr. Particular attention paid 20 vac
.ory Work-Tln Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Tr"n.so
STOVES Of all descriptions cons antIv ar s 0 .sh
sefy lowest prlces,at the OLD STAND Of H. a. RIcIARn
soN, rev doors north ofMe Eagle Hotel
Apn ~S' No. ~ Main ST., Worcestev
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DR.. ToWnsend's Sarsaparilla.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES it
Il is sir times cheaper pleasanler and warranted
perior 10 any sold 1t diseases without vomiting
purgtng, sickening, or debilitatine the patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparis
over all other remedies is, while eradicates Diseases
invigorates the body.
Hhds performed more than Is 900 cures this gear
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM,
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA
$500 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY and want
OF Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS snd over
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
VI the Blood viz: Ulcers, Scrofnla, Eryspeas Salt
Rheum, Pmples ON the face, &c. c., together with nu
merous cases OF Consumption Liver Complaints Spinal
Affections, DC. This. must appear incred-
ibe but have letters from phy scians and our
from all parts of the United States ming us of ex
traordinary cures H. Van Buskirk, Esq, one of the
respectable Druggists in Newark New Jersey in
forms US mat he can refer To than hundred and
NIFTY cases in that place alone There thousands of
cases in the City Of New York, which we will refer 10
with pleasure, and 10 men of character we'll known.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. T0wnsends Sarsapara is a sovereign and speedy
cure for incipent consumption, barrenness
or whites ohsrncled or difficult nensir uaion inconin
ence of urine or involuntary discharge thereof and Tor
the general prosration OF the sysemno wheIh-
er me result Of inherent causes produced by Irregular
ity, illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigorafing
effects upon The human frame. Persons all weakness
and asude befre taking IT, once become robust and
full ofenergy under its Influence 1t Immediately com.
teracts the nervelessness OF the female frame which is
the great cause Of barrenness.
II will not be expected OF us. In cases Of deIica,e
nature IN exhibit certificates 81 cures performed but we
assure the afflicted that hundreds cases have been
reported a. u.s. several cases, where families have be en-
without children. alter using few bottles of this Dyn
able mrIcneshaye been blessed with healthy offspring
Ut Ppwnseqd My wife being greatly dlsifessed BY
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
by In aud sensation Of heating down. falling o he
womb and with other difficulties, md having known
casen Were yonr medicine has effected great cures and
also hearing " recommended Tor cast a. haye de-
sorioed, obtained oosils VI Extract Of enrnapnra
cad Jol0weo Ibe dirSeIons you Rgvb nee 10 sAOYt De-
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RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the of DIR Townsends Sarsapa
rilla.
New York, Dec IA, 1886
To DR. Townsend-Sir: think il nv duty to return
you sincere thanks Tor the benefits have expe-
renced by the of your Extract OF Sarsaparila was
afflicted tor many months with Rheumatic palms, and
also inflammation of the Liver, the sufierngs which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden 10
tried every remedy that was prescribed for me
from three of the best PHI scians in The CITY, but with
out receiving any permanent benefit. considered nv
sell ncurable but by the advice OF friend was induced
TO Try your Compound had but faint hopes ofsuccess
hut am happy say, had taken more than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced me 10
persevere in its use, and bottles have effected an
entire cure. II is now some months since used our
remedy, and am grateful and happy say never en-
foyed better health.
shall take great pleasure in recommending il TO the
afflicted, for by its firmly believe my life was saved
With the greatest respect allow me to subscribe my.
self your grateful friend, VIM. b. MORGAN,
AZ Canal ST.. corner of BroadYay
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

September rs, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been tor sever.
al Years afflicted with rheumatism she tried many
different remedies to Obtain relief hut all 10 no
purpose She fnslly induced by seeing your adver
tlsement, 10 give sarssparilla trial uTucur-
ed some ct II from your agent Mr. Van Buskirk) and il
gives me pleasure 10 state that alter ing II she pxpe
renced great relief aud in very time perfect
Is cured WAS also, together with a man in nv en-
poy badly troubled with Piles, and ny using n small
quantity Of your Sarsapara, complaint was COM
pleely cured. consider it of he best medicines
anu would ADVISE AL who are fcted to give il trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT, l23 Market-st New ark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

INtW DIX July u, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
have been at times in the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow my employment. have also had
attacks of the uubago. | read some accounts in the
papers of the virtues of your Sarsapara and thought
would try it, and see il | could obtain relief The um
bHgo has left me, and experience of my rheu.
matte pads My general health has been improving
since commenced with it, for which AMI very thank
full and hope you will The success that your remedy
for those complaints merits.
Yours, &C., RICHARD JONES, Doyer-st.
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographers Furnishing DepOts

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four First Pre-
n mums and Two Highest HnnOrs, at tke National, the
Massachusetts New York and the Pennsylvania Ex-
hbitioDs respectively, for the splendid Coored Da
RnerreOtypes and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style, without regard TO
wenther. ar Instruction given In the art.
large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, NJ the lowest cash prceD
NetV York. 25l Broadway: Philadelphia. 1876 Chestnut
n BOSTON rs Court and Sc Hanover rts Baltimore eos
Baltimore ~ Wshngton, Pennsy lvania Avenue Feeys
nut IND 76 Main si Saratoga Springs Broadway; P0ss
lz7 vieiIls Rue dp Temple; Liverpool ~ Church Of.
Jnly 4 ly-lmw-da
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

To Er1spons and Disbursements nj the Skim PIN
pies, Freckies, Sunburn, Salt Rheunl, Scuruy,
Sore Heads, &C. &c.
IT is astounding how quickly, by The Of cake OF
Jones' Italian Chemical soap, sallow. yellow dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White.
Parsons in purchasing this mus always ask for ONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps, as many
who have been cheated with counterfeits will be 90
much discouraged to try the genuine, say such Try
this onceyou will not regret it; but always that the
name of t. JONES is on The wrapper.
From the New Orleans CenfineL, October, 1874.
One of our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, informs us that
he has been cured Of old scay Salt Rheum Of Is wears
sanfing, on his beard, fingers and hands, by cake
an article much advertised atelywe speak Of Jones'
Italian Chemical Soap. He also informs that he has
tried lis effects upon his female slave, Rose a yellow
girl. much marked with sun-spos, and he fonnd in
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
From. the NetD York Sun.
We make Il rule never to notice advertised ar
hce, but from what have heard from several persons
respecting the powers Of jones' Italian Chemical oap
and can therefore, conscienOusly recommend 10 our
readers who are afflicted with eruptons, marks or dishg
urements.
JON ESP SPANISH LILY WHITE.
II is perfectly innocent, being purified Of All deeteri
GUS qualities; and 1t mparts TO the skin natural
healthy, aabaster clear, living white; ut the same time
acting as cosmetic on the skin, making IL soft and
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Among the educated, there few who will donht hut
that by forcing the roots and scalp Of the head 10
neallhy action we can Cause growthaye, dark Iuxuri
ant growth The being healthy a sedIment called
dandrn or scnr is discharged from the scalp; The hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus the roots strongly
fastened IA their native SOIL proudly aud splenddy dis.
play their beauty, specimen OF diseased raised
from death by the powerful aid of science. g
From the NeU York Tribune.
we see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, a man
over 70 years Of age the top Of whose head as bald
as the palm 81 ones hand two months since has
now fine dark hair growing last, from use OF Jones
Coral II air Restoratveo
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B. z. HUTCHTMS0M-

(Successor 10 VIM. LEGGATEl Ie6 Ne.
M ANuFACTURER and Dealor N iARNFssrsS s oI.p
mo pLEs BUBBLES, Coach, Chaiss and Drs,. e,oIs
aAm w. Aso ayssks, yasss and Caypsi ears cos,S
sotAo" S' '"T "hrs dc ~ Repairing done a. shnTe
WoScevaes, Jun ~
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fSLARENDON HARRIS intending to relin-
Qulsn the BOekseiiing tusinesS, Offers for limited
sins 70 sell balance u his sIoea a Boss al vefy re-
ssSso prlsss ~. WoFsss'v, Ang ~
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
Dve-House Removed,

TIME subscriber has Removed his Dyeing
u Works 10 his New shop on CENTRAL STREET
and only rods from Main sreet) where all goods
be left Having frstrate Shop with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public his
work shall be done WE'LL and notice. than
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKs Coored, ms usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed, At days
fics, If desired CARPETS, SHAwLs Of all kinds, and Mil
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. or no charge will be made.
W only Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester Aug. 20. s5tf
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
SEa Essss5 hz.sssss - NlI
Winter Arrangement.

FROM WORCESTER daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail ad, at Am.
and pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at Ill AM.
with Worcester Passengers at and Iii a. nnd PM
b. The A NJ. train will take up pas engers Eas
of birmingham.
With Passengers from NeDYork by Ste amer to Norwich
day except Monday stopping only at Framing
koEi.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
road every aernoon except Sunday stopping only at
Frdnainghan.
IA FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western RsropJ, Hartford, New Ha
VeH and New York, at u aud 81 A N. and 4 pm.
For Norwich and Stations the Norwich Railroad
" A. N. and 24 P. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Station at u and 81 1t
and 4 P.
NIB Thea p NJ. Train will not stop at any stulN
East of Framinghrm
For Ail5ury. n "a A.. NJ. and II p. NJ.
For Ney York, via Norwich and by Steamer. o'clk
NJ.
For New York, by Long Isl md Railroad, at AM.
For Neto York. via Hartford and New Haven at II
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Boston ard Way Sta ions, daily except Sunday,
sAxoNvllLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxcnville at u al 10 Am. and Pm.
Leave Bos on at 81 l2l and 5. PM
A Freight Train will lie I'VE Boston at l2A for Saxon
vile taking passengers FIR Brighton, Newton. Needham
aud Natick only.
Sunday Mail from wo cester ia. M.-from Boston at
l2M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when id at the Ticket Offices than in
the C'rs VIM PARKER, Sup't.
De;7, 1876. If
NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Change OF Hours, commencing Monday Feb. Is.
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MAGIC ar AsIVh soAP,

For rem wing Grease Spots, Stains, or Marks from
Clothes Wpoens, Carpets, a. c. and rendering the
spots where lis applied clenr, bright new and
Soil D1fh FIJI DfrectoHs-Pr Is cent?.
PA the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap q. ,sfere, BY ]. CIRCUIT, in.
Qctls j. wsmH
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Brooklyn, Nov 20, 1916.
ALMOST A MIRACLE

Read the following and doubt if you can that Con-
sumption cannot be cured This is only one of the sew.
eral hundred cases that Townsends sarsaparia has
cured:
Brooklyn, Sept IA, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir was taken a little over
year ago with severe cough and pain my side 1t in
creased on very fast indeed. was pronounced by
physicians TO have the quick consumption raised large
qnanlltes OF bad matter, had night sweas, and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went to the Hospital in hope of being benefited but was
pronounced there as incuiahle. now greatly dis
tressed at the lungs and could hardly breath soon he
came emacated aud expected TO die was confined to
my bed, and was Obliged 10 have watchers; indeed
cannot give you any description that would do Justice 10
my case was supposed by my friends to be pAst re-
covery mad tried great number OF remedies and sl
seemed TO be to no purpose read some most extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine, and 10 Tell
you the truth suspected there was some humbug in
them. But was Induced to try II done So and am
very thankful did cannot say that am entirely
we'll but far recovered to he about INV busInes
and hope TO be entirely well In few weeks My cough
and pn in the side, aud night sweats have left me, AMI
raise but very little, and fast gaining nv usual
strength felt il duty to give you a statement Of my
to publish If you please.
PETER BIO WIN AZ Little ST Drooklvn
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AccoMMoDATIoN TRAINS.

Daily except Sunday.
LeEve Worcester at 10 A. N. and Al p. NJ
Leave Norwich at A ~. and d p. NJ.
~ The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with the Trains of the Bos.
and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
meets wild the u P. Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN MA Long Island Rail Road
Leave Aln's Point Boston, about Pm. daily except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about as A. Mstopping
at Daniesonve, and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN, via Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwchior Boston every morning Except Mon
day. upon the arrival of the Boat from New York. stop
ping Norwich and Dsnielsonville.
Leaves Worcester for New York upon arrival the
Train from Boston at about ft tally except Sunday
stopping at Danelsonvie Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each may, ercept Sunday.
Special contracts will be made cargoes large guam
titles of Freight, application the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
In the cars. j. w. STOWELL. Stunt,
Norwich, Feb Is 1857. II
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIvE.
MOORISH HATR DYE.

For permanently dyelng Light, Red, or GRAY Hair
Dark Brown or Black Color, without dyeing or tlurng
the skin. Sold with full Directions.
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

As well thousands others In all parts OF The Unit.
ed states continually sending certificates and inform
ing US of benefits derived from DIR Townsends Sarsapa
rilla.
DIR TOwnsend-Sir: Some time since YOU requested
my opinion of the virtues of your COMPOUND syrup of
Sarsaparilla am aow prepared TO give it, have used
ii in my practice and prescribed it for the last lew
months and must give decided preference any
thing oil the kind with which acquainted both as to
its medical virtues and the reasonable price which YOU
sell it. In scrofuous Affections cUaneous eruptons
generally dyspepsia Indigestion cOstive habi and liver
complaints, am much pleased with its Effects In these
complaints, or other where scrofna is Indicated
the profess on as valuable auxiliary for removing dis
ease in some Of its most troublesome FORMS and TO ALL
a safe and valuable medicine.
BENIN WEEKS, MD.
Brooklyn, Nov %, 1916.
DR. TOwnsend-Dear Sir: Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs
and continual pain in my side, owing evening ex
posnre in travelling after preaching, and finding my dis.
ease to increase, with much difficulty of breathing and
other alarming symptoms, advised by clergyman
friend OF mine, to try your celebrated Sarsapara.
did so, and alter taking two three bottles found my
self relieved. My appetite has been restored. find
myself much stronger and hope very soon to resume my
usual duties. have been greatly benefited by your
excellent medicine, feel il my duty to make known The
facts Tor the benefit of others who may aboring under
the same difficulties that have been for some time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov 20, 1916. Pastor of Baptist Church. Staten Island.
Principal Office 1875 Fulton st. Sun Buildings, NY.
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JON Es' SPANISH LILY WHITE.

Gus qualitiesj and 1t imparts TO the skin natural
heaihy alabaster, clear living white; the same time
acting as a cosmetic the skin, making IL soft and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-29

, 7.sert afdthr Ilel
THOMAS IIltfII1. H.
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Traditions of follen Times.

Among the unpublished anecdotes OF
foIiowing;-M Matthew Lyon was a mem
Der Of the Congress, and strongly opposed
to kings and royalty. When the question:
of a national coin was started, he object
ed to the eagle being put on because he
was the king OF birds and therefore inap.
opriate as a republican emblem Judge
Thatcher, of Massachus etts, who was al
ways characterized by rod natured mifth-
iuIness, replied that perhaps il would be
we'll for us to take the goose for our EN-
bIem; for that bird had nothing majestic
in her department, nor could her hnmbfs
rank among the leathered tribe give of.
fence to the most fas,idluus republican,
Moreover, continued the Judge, gosling$
would be very convenient stamp for the
ten penny pieces and 6ppenby bits. This
caused a great deal Of mirlli among the
members, excepting Lyon, who was SO offs
Tended by it that Ire challenged the faces
lious Jndge to duel.
"What arrangements will you mske!"
inquired the man who carried the chal-
lenge. "None at aIl,' replied the Judge.
WHY, are you willing to be called cow
ard!' "Yes, because | am COW ard ; and
he knew it very WE'LL or lie wouldn't have
challenged me-
This turned The laugh upon Lyon, who
wisely concluded there was no use in try-
ns to fight man who fred nothing but
iakes.
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"Getting into the Pictures.'

Yesterday tall, stout, good-looking
young fellow, ressed in full black suit;
having under one arm bundle of dry.
goods, aud tucked uuder the other, ap-
parently, young wife, walked up from
the Illinois ferry boat and came to a halt
opposite the notion stands, beneath the
market. The pictures atrung along he
walls attracted the attention Of both The
girl had bran. span new white muslin
on: a string Of blue btais encircled her
I'VE wont say alabaster) neck, which was
slightly tinged by the kisses Of sob 1--we
don't mean our 'old Sol;'l white veil
shrouded part of her features; feather
fan hung suspended by a red ribbon from
! her arm, and from beneath her dress peeps
/ ed out shoe Of white kid, which, to all
appearances, had foot in it, and as I'd
finish the tout ensemble pair ofpantaletts
hung gracefully around her ankles. The
arm and hand to which the fan was sus-
pended, ever and anon conveyed to the
brides mouth--we insist that she was
bride-an apple! She handled the fruit
naturally, and as her pretty little pleased
mouth took itin, she chuckled at the pic
tluresr
Jake said she, after examining the
'hull on EN- thre's two pictures jest
| like US when you got so mad about Char'
| ley Delsy comm to see me-
'Whar is they!' enquired Jake.
'Why them, replied his spouse; 'them as
/ is got the lovers quarrel writ under.
lo,her, with the young feller and the gal
kissin'-dont you recollect how We jest
made il up arter the same way! I'D like
TO hev them 10 hang up to home, est to bar
il IN mind
Jake chuckled now and looking down
under his doxy's bonnet, he said
Thar is two others in that ar collection
of pictures I'd good deal rnther hev.'
(which is they, Jake!' she inquired.
'Why that one, SAID Jake, as says bes
meath ii 'lhe marriage and the tother one
thar, winch says, the fust baby
'Why, you Jake appealed his wife;
'you>good dior>nulhin' rascal, to be talkin'
this was 10 strange big city, right in the
street, in open day light; reckon you bet
ter buy the hull four on 'eni, and be dun
al wunst.'
well, by grief, it's good n6tion, said
Jake, Il will, fur they jest make full set
Of pcturs, and tell the whole story 'thout
talkin' an atom
Jake did buy them!
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A MiIitia Captains Toast.

General Erastus Root of New York
who was distinguished. among other
things, for his wit, was at dinner, the side
companion ofa militia captain. In the
course which followed the removal of the
cloth, the Captain was toasted; lie was
surprised, but not confuunded, so he arose.
and bowing his acknowledgment, went,
at his sentiment at once. He commenc
ed. The Militia Of lhe United States
May they never want-aDd-and-and' d.
Tut he stuck and could get no further
The thing was likely TO fail, and the 'glo-
rious expectancy OF he Company was on
the point of being disappointed, when
Gen. Roo, whispered in his ear, and may
they never be wanted The Captain took
the words up, and with an air of conscious
trinmphhe repeated the sentiment:
The Militia Of the United States-May
they never want and never be wanted!'
The applause which Immediately f,llow-
sr, proved that the Captain had sch.,v
an immortality. Il