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surprised that Avery was not rescued. The rapids,
as they glide away from you, seem comparatively
smooth and shallow and the log close at hand;
but the eye cannot measure the strength Of the mighty
waters. hundred thousand would be TO M.
agara as the foam the river, as the dry leaves
Of the forest when Winter has scattered them upon
the bosom Of the stream.
There is paper mill on Bath Island, which. it is
needless to say, is always well supplied with power
From Bath Island we cross wooden bridge 10 Goat
Island one Of the romantic spots in the world
Every visitor to Goat Island pays rs cents, and en-.
tiers his name in the visiting book. We estimated
that nearly 400 had preceded us the day Of our visit
The proceeds Of this toll, we were informed, is
divided betwixt MIR Porter. the proprietor Of the
Island, and the custodier Of the toll house, we think
they could afford to keep the roads the island in
decent repair, and they might The fallen
trees ihatlie rolling around From Goat Island you
can obtain hundred views of the great cataract.-
Every step you take changes its aspect and enhances
the interest you feel in its eternal submiIy. The
vapor curled the precpce like from a
boiling spring; and the rays of the moon fell upon
it, and were refracted by it, pale luna. rainbow
spanned the Immediately in front Of the fall
There inclined road leading from the island to
the rapids, and communicating with wooden bridge
and stone tower, which seem to have been built TO
show how to inevitable destruction man can
to gratisy his curiosity spirit Of PRIDE
From the tower, which perched rock few
yards from the verge of the Canadian fall, you see
nothing but chaos, and feel nothing but the insensate
power of the waters. The strength of God is in
Niagara, but it is an mintelgent strength that
makes you shudder, shrink back, and tremble But
who can attempt to describe this lofty waterfall
We can feel it, hear it, and see it, but cannot inter-
pref the great word which speaketh. J. B. S.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-Th New York Cour.
Ter and Enquirer, gives Its attention TO the Free
Democracy of Massachusetts, and, in the course
of long article, compliments them in this style
"The most thoroughbred demagogues In the
country are TO be found among the Free Soil lead,
era Of Massachusetts. Great powers Of decama.
ton united among them, with great skill IN
party tactics; and this combination is usually
enough TO make any body of men formidable .
1.-THE Austrian organ had failed to call our men
"demagogues," we should be inclined to inquire
what great evil they had done to escape It's vtu-
peraton. 1t denounced kossulh as demagogue.
But it seems that the 'Free Soil lenders Of
Massachusetts have sent tremor through the
soul even Of that incorrgsble spokesman of TO-
gyism.- Commonwealth.
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The RIcHEsT MIEE.-The manure applied to
the soil OF England amounts to three hundred mil
lions Of dollars; being than the value of its
whole foreign commerce, and yet the grateful soil
Yields back with interest all that is thus lavished
upon il. And so ii would be here, if we would only
trust the soil with any portion Of orr capital. But
this we rarely do. farmer who has made money
spends not in his business, but some occupation
He buys more land when he ought to buy more ma
nure, or he puts out his money in some joint stock
company 10 convert sunshine into moonshine. Rely
upon it, our richest mine is the barn yard and what
ever temptation stock shares may offer, the best
investment Tor a farmer is live stock and plough
shares.
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MISSIONARY MEEr1NGs.-1he

MISSIONARY MEETINGs.-1he meetings
connected with the seventh anniversary of the
American Missionary Association, will be con-
tinued in the Old South Church, this morning.
meeting for devotional exercises, will COM
mence at O'Clock, and continue one hour; and
will be followed by the business meetings. to
continue through the day. Resolutions wrll be
offered, which are expected to be followed by in
terestng. discussions, in which, several mission
aries, who have recently returned from their fields
of labor, and other friends of the cause, will
participate.
The meeting in the evening will commence at
O'Clock, in the same place. Addresses may be
expected from the Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
j. Fee, of Kentucky, who is engaged in estab-
fishing churches, on the principle of non fellow
ship with slave holders; Rev. Geo. Thompson,
who has just returned from Africa, Hon. Amasa
Walker, and Rev. Mr.. Boynton, of Cincinnati.
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A great and important END accomplished

Grey Hair Changed ana a New Grotvth Produced!
,, ne introduction OF = Van Deusen's Improved
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknowI
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail to its primitive
color, has been attended with the most signal and unde
able success Such declaration is based on The uner-
ing testimony OF unquestionable facts A Vegetable
properties embrace those nourishi and terminating
suiholants which, in concert with Nature act on the
OnIos and germs, causing the reproduction of new
growth oitel obstructed by scby AMI deranged Hair
am forming HAT depcse OF cooriug matter necessary
10 ehect change Of Gray Hair TO its natural aspe Il
IS purely vegetable Preparations free from al adj
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Eye-Slulis SO peculiar to the navel inventions of the
nay sale ana pleasant IN It's application. il is one of
'ne most agreeable preparations of the Toilet aays
nervous Headaches &c.
For sale by Caldwell & HILL, Apothecsres
S29 Main ST., AZ tents for " orceser
JylJ deodA WIN
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The WING Convention.

In another column publish the proceedings of
the Wing Convention at Fitchburg yesterday The
attendance was quite large considering the stale Of
the weather, but the proceedings were for The most
part tame and spiritless. The nominations little
calculated to draw out full vote of the party, and
defeat and disappointment await them. With the
exception of Mr. Winthrop, of the prominent
men in the party were present to take part in the
proceedings. Even such men as William Schouler
and Moses Kimball, who have been accustomed to
keep up the spirits Of the Wings by their jokes when
the eloquence failed were among the missing. But
for the fortunate circumstance OF Judge Washhurn's
absence from the country, which puts it out of his
power to decline the nomination, il is quite likely
that the party might have spent the day without Sc
lecting candidate. 1t isa sorry time for Whiggery
ju.t now. The glorious resurrection predicted so
many times by Wing prophet from Worcester, will
hardly occur this year. and the recording angel who
has been nibbing his pen to write, "Nlassachusetts
redeemed" for these three years past, the Wings
understand redemption, may well lay it down and
provide himself with chsel to cut an eptaph for
the party whose days numbered
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ. S. CHAPLIN having returned TO Waldo Block
Daguerrean Rooms, win attend personally to those
who may favor him with call.
All those wishing for perfect of the art, will
OF course avail themselves of the first opportunity OF
calling on MIR Q. ind secure more of those ma.
menioes, which in the hour of affection price can
purchase.
MIR Chaplin Is taking splendid Daguerreotypes and
closing them in very beautiful case inaid with pearl
for 81, 90. Also, in very fine for so cts.
Please call and examine specimens before pureh asing
at any other rooms, md satisfy yourselves that you
can buy cheaper and better Daguereotypes at Chapns
than any other Rooms in this City.
This is no humbug. viii you call and favor me with
sitting. of SGT
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GEN. WILSON. His nomination by The Free
Sellers seems to take like book. By hook
or by crook, the General appears to have made
himself very popuIBr. 1t cannot be denied that
he will receive large vote, and, unless other
parties have popular candidates, we do not know
but what he will be elected by the people -
We do not hear any one speak except in his
praise HaverhiU Banner (Democraf)
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PRINTS AT AICTIoN.--Seby d Co. will sell at Auc
ton on Saturday evening, splendid prints consisting of
Portraits Of Henry Clay, views of his late residence
at Ashland, and an Engraving of Mlis's Equestrian
Statue of Gen. Jackson, erected Opposite the Pres
dents Mansion, at Washington They all Superior
Engravngs, and the opportunity is coed for those
to purchase who feel interest in the subjects they
represent See advertisement.
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~ Rev. Edward Beecher, ID. D., son of Rev.
Lyman Bcecher, will soon Issue a treatlse on The
ology, which is expected to command very general
attention. II is entitled "1he Conflict Of Ages, or
The Great Debate on the Moral Relations Of God
and Man. II maintains the pre-exislence of Man
ere be became denzen Of this cloudy planet--NcO
York Tribune,
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lY The Directors Of the Boston and Worcester,
and Western Railroads have entered into bonds,
guaranteeing seven per cent. annually on one hun.
dred thousand dollars Of the stock Of The Barre and
North Brook6etd railroad for the period Of twenty
mated az two hundred thousand dollars, one half of
which has been subscribed by the citiznns on the
line Of the road.
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In Leiccster Sept. 20, Evi Chllson, "a yrs II moa
Funeral from his late residence, Friday At oolock
M; Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
In Jackson, Tenn At his fathers residence Of /, phold
lever, DR. Jonuthan w. Crook, oRed ~. lie was a
young man OF lne talent, and recent graduate 81 The
worcester Medical Institution. " '"'
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u Another Judge has been arrested in Cincin-
natl, which city appears TO lie somew hat nniOftu-
nate in its judicial lnnc,onaries. Judge DANA Of
one Of the courts of thai place, vas, few days
since, arrested his residence the CITY, charg
ed with being an accomplish Of Craig. Reed, and
Others in extensive iogeres of land titles. He was
found concealed urder bed in his night clothes,
after il had been denied that he was al nome. He
was put in a police station house for examination.
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE. = This institution, al
Yellow Springs, Ohio. will be dedicated on
Wednesday, October 9Th. Dedicalory address
by Hon. Horace Mann Ii. d., whose inaugu-
ration, as President, will take place on the same
dav
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INC Parlor Conf Stnve-

This Stove is constructed on the most srieu,,ac n,
"ip,es, ana VIII consume its own smoke and gases
akng saving of 40 per over any other stove now
W use The crate and ire-box are so arranged thnt no
stlns is required Of the uel burnt IN this stove and
'he hre only requires repleniAhng once in "a hours.
ID. c. THuRSTON
HH@O utS. b1In ~ Nam straat
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FURNITURE SALE.-The Adjourned Sale of the Furn-
iture of the Worcester House, will take place this
morning, when Selby & Go, will accommo late the
public with almost any thing they may want in that
line Sale positive without regard TO the her.
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~, TOT FINIhg TeeIh UVeTLNpoHed Nervfs,
This operation, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during Two and haf yeays
nearly three hundred times, with the loss of ONE ,onb
only, so FAR az known, Also, by several distnyussd
DENTISTS whom he instructed more than two yeats ago
who have been eminently succt ssful Nv no o1hsp,
metho1 oil treatment heretofore IN use, can 40 many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes beeoms
exposed. = u Mi IN
decll "ibbnn;.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept. ", by Rev s. u. Swain, MIR H. r.
Worcester ' "
:, In West Boyls'on, Sept. 81, by Rev Mr. Cross. Mr.
Boylsion. "os'
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ETA boy 10 Vermont became so addicted TO
whistling that he whisled perlorce, even in his
sleep. He could not open his mouth, or move a
muscle Of his face, but came Yankee Doodle, Money
mus ,' or o,u Dau iucNer i LVss ~ appetite and
was overcome at length, by placing him IN the soci-
ETY. Of another boy, who had orders to give him
blow as soon as he began to Whistle.
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decrease OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT
PHILADELPHIA There were eight new cases Of
fever in Philadelphia on Monday, the papers, how.
ever, are silent upon The subject.
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WI. s IsARTON

Attorney and Counsellor at Las,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
C0MMIssI oNER OF DEEDS, for New York New Jer
Eey, SC, No. Harrington Corner Worcester
aDl3 dawistf
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KEhOmpsnn q COS. WeaUern Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
ehoro', Hartford New Haven Pittsied, Albany Troy
infao Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago and all
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, DC, collected at all the
nliove places. $. v. r. HICKCOX, Agent,
ieS dit Waldo Block, Main street.
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Martins writing Academy

Is now open for the reception Of pupils Room No
le6 Main street, directly opposite the American Tenn
perance House.
N BAH those who desire PERFECT article in
the way Of Gold Pens, supply themselves by calling
at.the above room. g. T. MARTIN
Ru3n d1f
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E7rArs. Charles Kean has behaved with great
kindness TO Mrs. Warner, the actress, upon hor
arrival 10 London, destitute aud sick. Miss Bur
deit Couts will adopt and provide for Mrs. War
ner's son, a lad twelve years Of Gge.
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Pearl street, Worcester. Consgnments solicited ard
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended to-
ianS dawtf
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co The Washington Union copies Bronson's and
0'Oonncr's letters to The "sofs" with searching
comments. II claims that they accepted office,
knowing that the policy OF the Administration would
be to Unite the party and intimales that their &C.
cepiance was bad faith, il they did not intend TO
support this policy 1t is deemed not ~ all improh
able 10 Washington, that these gentlemen will ten
der their resignatians Of the Offices they now hold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House ON Crescent street All orders left with g. w
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting Mach
merry. dee3G diff
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DOardInR ARencvI Rnn

"11ar,uing Agency Boarding Agency II
nvseents OF this City, or strangers visiting the City
W want OF bonrd, and those having Rooms 70 e. with
VI wlho1t toard are respectfully invited TO avail them
1888 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS @. MIMI
nnl7 dtv - - '"N'UN'
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Strangers Visiting worcester.

Married, or single, who prefer private residence
hotel can be accommodated in sIac iOus house. and
in an airy part of The city, reasonable terms by ap
plying to the subscriber, 2S3 Mau street, up stairs
50 dly LEWIS Q. MUM.
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ET Deacon Elijah Tryon died in West Haven,
VT, on the sib He had lived with bis wife Ga
years, and was a soldier Of the revolution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29

War between Turkey and Russia.-The
prospect OF war between these two powers is OF
doubtful character, hut with the excellent quail
tues OF tie Excelsior Hair Tonic prepared by Lombard
Cundal which as an article for the Head and Hair
uneQuaed Try il TRY il daw9w col
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29

To ali who wish for geoi daguerrean Pictures.
Be wise in Judgment and aim secure that which is
good. Trash at all times he bought by those who
will tuv. Ladies and Cent? mem if you want of
good Daguerrean picture, please call at Van Astins
Rooms, Nos 1877 and 207 Main and satisfy your
selves that the HATHAWAY BROTHERS will make
good TYPES, OF rsasonable and living prices.
Chemically and artistiCaly colored Daguerreotypes
of superior tone and finish good OF fine
GOLD LOCKETS. Call and examine Tor yourselves.
au3l DIFF
Worcester Water Cure EnstAtuttOn.-No
GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
l0rhe treatment of nvalids at all of the year.
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, rom
81 to per week. For out of door treatment SO per
week
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; comfortable,
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Office hours from to 4 M.
dec6 "; = ROGERS VI I,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Julius H. sisdhor
Impor tant and Interesting -Notice.

Offers his services teacher of Ancient and Modern
Languages to The public. Office, No. 1872 Main st.
81 dtf
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Wing state Convention at FItchburg,
SEPT. 2S. 1853

SEPT. Is, 1898.
The Wings Of Massachusetts met Yesterday in
Convention at Fi,chburg. The weather was bad,
but there were about 500 delegates present. and most
of the towns in the State were represented.
After the transaction of some preliminary bust.
ness, under temporary Chairman, the Convention
was organized by the election of the following Off
GERS:
For President-Hcn Robert G. Winthrop.
Vice Presidents District No /, w. w. B. Mitch
ell of Nantucket; No 2, VIM. A. F. Sproatt of
Taunton; No 8, Gideon F. Thayer of Quincy; No
4, Thomas Simmons of Roxbury; No 8, Francis B.
Fay of Chelsea; No 6, Geo. Wilson OF Marlboro I;
No z, Geo. Coggeswell of Bradford; No s, Mr.
Whitney of birmingham; No 8, Geo. I. Rice Of
Worcester; No 10, Sam'l T. Spading of Ware;
No IL, John z. Goodrich of Siockhridge.
Seereiaries-James Nj. Keith of Roxbury; Arte.
mas Hale, Jr., of Bridgewaer; N. D. Whitaker
OF ChicoPee; John ]. Piper of F'tchburg.
Upon taking the Chair, Mr.. Winthrop addressed
the Convention in speech of about halt an hours
duration, in the course of which, he gave vent 10
that bitterness ofspirit, which has been accumulate
ing within him, by every successive defeat 10 his
ambition, which the Free Democracy have prepared
for him. Occasionally, there was sort Of defiant
air in his manner, but his counIenance bore sad.
dened aspect, and his utterance, for the most part
we're in that chasened and subdued tone of voice
which men accustomed, all unconscionsly, to use
when the hand Of affection weighs heavily upon
them, when The hopes and anticpatious of the future
are dashed in instant by the sad realities Of the
present hour.
AT the conclusion Of Mr. Winthrop's speech, an
appropriate prayer was offered, by Rev. Mr. Steb-
bins, Of Fitchburg, and then Committee of one
hom each county, with Harvey Jewell, Of Boston,
for Chairman, was appointed by the Chair, to draft
series Of resolutions.
1t was then voted to proceed TO ballot for a can.
date for Governor, and Committee was appointed
to collect and count the votes.
While the baIoting was going on, the President
read long letter from Gov. Clifford, Withdrawing
his name a candidate for Governor, and also
letter from Lieut.. Governor Huntington, declining
denomination for Lieut.. Goucrnor. Both of these
letters were received with much applause.
Before the baloting was concluded, the Conven-
ton adjourned for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT half past two, the Convention was called TO
order, and the balloting being concluded, the Com
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MRS. s. 6 o o w N, an experienced and IS cce
ful Midwife, holds herself in readiness, day and hie
to attend to the duties Of her profession. Residenc
No. 6A1stin street o2l-dtf
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speciHl Notice 60 Owners OF Houses.

ne subscriber Is constantly having calls for House
nV, .e oes OF tenants Persons having ienenents 10
81, can find good customers without tronble. and re-
SattIPenSe by calling AT the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
nul7 div f'7 - "pNN'
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Opera Glasses TO he Let-Price 10 Cents
For evening. Apply at 2ss Main street, up stairs,
Room /. div 50
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DR.. Il. o. Phinney's Dysenterv Chr

10 n o. Fhihhey's Dysentery Cure
OIolera, and other Bowel Complaints characterzfd Inv
pam ana Increased action. The author has fully tested
US virtues by practical use of il duling The LAST
Twelve years, with the successful results PM mn
III thr FORM OF powder II is applicable to those more
active i'ms OF disease whore liquid preparations are
Itdmssbie on account Of containing alcoholic sn,rits
IL Is an excellent family Medicine ana standard Remedy
and adapted TO persons of all ages
=, foi sale IN Worcester, by Caldwell & Hill Il H.
msa,sn, u c0tl M. B Green, Lewis T. Lazell Sbley
q scout and James Green. Also by Apoihecaries nnd
ueaiers IN medicine in the Country generally General
jy29 Jeoda;"o, o''oH'
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spar Killing Soda Water-With the usual va
riety of choice Syrups Fifty Tickets for one dollaY
L. 7. LAZELL, ApOlheeary,
myl4 DIFF 20l Main street.
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JOHN ID ID. COGSW ELL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No III Worcester Bank Block.
80 dam
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CALVIN f. PRATT,
ATTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR At Law
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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DRs. VIM. 4 j. NEWTON, DeNrIsrs, have re-
moved their Office Iom CIRCUITS Buildings, the pleas
mt ard spacious Rooms, in Briney Row, over the
Ciizens' Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. anl4 in
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Segars of exquisite favor are always to b
found in quantities TO suit the Drug Store of
L. T. kAZELL,
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t6eal Estate, Insurance, Enjoyment and
BOaTd a gencv

NO 20 Main ST., W FORESTER, Up Stairs
Do you wish to sell your real estate? DO you wish
10 ouy mouse! Do y0u with TO let your houses to
gnod tenants! Do you wish get your life or your
goods insuredf Have you house you wish to selll-
are you IN want of help, either male femaleH Do
you wish for boarders! Are you in want of a boarding
mouse! Have you store for sale or TO let? Do YOU
WISH TO borrow money collateral security! Have
YOU money to lend on mortgages of real estate? Do
ou wish to buy farm? Have you house lots for sale
10 yon wish TO buy house lnif Do you wish TO hire
s'ore! Have you office TO let? Do YOU wish TO
hire an Office! Are you in want of employment II
so, You viii do well 10 call at the above Agency,
jyl5 deodtf LEWIS q MIINN