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This preparation Is composed of great variety of Elk
Tracts Gums, Essential Oils, of which have not here
toore been united and compounded in the present form
1t will cure attacks of Cramp of the Stomach, spasms
Commissions, Paintings Pain in the Stomach Bowels Side
Back, Limbs, and great variety of other difficulties. 1t
to contain nearly double the strength OF any similar article
and possesses properties heretofore unknown No family
should be without it for a single day.
u Price 25, 81 and 50 cents Bottle.
Full directions for the above Medicines the Bottles.
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the country
Orders should be accompanied with full directions how il
thall be sent.
ORDWAY & wADLEIGII, Lawrence, Mass.
Sole Proprietors.
For sale in Worcester by James Green NJ b. Green B.
A, Harrington y Co., Sibey 1; Scott, Caldwell 4 Hill E.
A. Wetherbee New England Village D. b. Wingate !;
Grafton, A. L. Halves Clinton A. A. Burditt Fitchburg
J. b. Lane T. b. Choate Aibury, G.. j. Taft Uxbridge
+. D. Mowrey East Douglass, Aaron NJ, Hill Webster,
Geo. p Upham 4 Co., I. B. E. Pope Oxford E. Orms-
bee and by the principal dealers of medicines everywhere
mch 8 d&w
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LAzELL,s CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

Thisincompar9
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
of the more or-
binary prepara-
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be tie
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NNSTRUCTION ~ MUSICNO. COI-

Il LESTER, having located himself in this city. would
spectly give notice that he is prepared give
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Dlusic
classes, private pupils viz Rudimental Instruction,
cultivation of the voice. yocazing, and Sofeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Glee, and Chorus Singing.
instruction in Thorough Bass and on the Piano Forte
will be given his ROOM No 20 Summer St. or at the
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. c. begs leave to add, that all those under his in
structon will receive his prompt attention. hopes
by applying himself assduousy to his profession, to
merit liberal patronage.
u All communications through the Post Office, or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. 205 Main st.. will be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned
Worcester Feb. 5, 1854. dawtf
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AL RIGHT, DRITE ON!

MENTIONS is the place to buy House Papers, Room
Borders Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
statues, rial Figures Qarge as fe Panoramas (prined
N high coors Mouldings with Corners fer Panel work.
centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers, &C., ace
Cheap. Cos why he has justreceved large invoice
from Delccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
mch29 diff
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Books, STATIONERY, Mt.

NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
~ Main ST., Harrington Block
This, That, and the Other, by Ellen Louise Chandler
The Church before the Flood, by Rev. John Cumming
Despotism in America, by Richard Hidreth
Martin Merivale his mark, by Paul Creyton.
Voices of the Dead, by Rev, John Cumming.
The Bud, the Flower, and the Fruit, the effects of
Education.
Pearl Fishing, choice stories, from Dickens Household
Words, first series.
Life and Sayings of Mrs Partington, by B. F. Shlaber
Spirit Manifestations, by John Is. Dods.
An Art Student in Munich by Anna Mary Hewitt.
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowatt.
Our Parish, Annals of Pastor and People
Thrice Through the Furnace, by Mrs Sophia L. Little
The Lamplighter, or Boston and its vicinity.
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
Cruise of the North STAR by Rev. J. 0. Choules
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher D. D.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes
Haps and AIishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Young Ladies' Counsellor, by Wise
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Notices.

Fully 1ST.-Au persons having accounts with us
sp due July LIST, previously, notified that their
bills ready for settlement and immediate attention Is
requested. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, Co
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, RECEIVED AT 96
y Main ST., this day, March 81. b. N TUCKER, Agent
The Breughel Brothers, by G. II. Lodge, 200
Epic of the Starry Heavens, by I. L. Harris, rs
Merrimack, or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Voyage to the West Coast OF Africa by Carues, 100
Eliots American Fruit Growers Guide l25
The Secretary, Circumstantal Evidence, so
The Sheknah vols. ESQ
The Working Mans Way in the World. LOO
The Lampighter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass State Register for 1854, los
New edition Revised Statutes, VOL 800
Supplement to I" $50
De Quincy's Letters to Young Man, rs
Philosophical Writings vols, 1,50
Old Brewery and the New Mission House rs
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York illustratnd
by Scion Robinson, author of ''Wild Mage e,'
"Madeina,n &C.. l25
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-BOOKs-BOOKS! Holm KETTII

-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
kb 81 Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main ST.
Sunny Memories of a Foreign Tour by Mrs H. d. Stowe
Utah and the Mormons, by Ferris
Travels in Armenia, by Curzon.
Pastors Wedding Gift.
Lectures on Romanism. by Cumming.
Footprints of Famous Men, by j. G. Edgar
Harpers' for July.
Putnam, for July.
Atherton, by Miss Milford.
Thoughts and Things at Home and Abroad by Burrtt.
Aubrey, by the author of Castle Avon.
Twenty Years in the Philippine Islands.
Leather Stocking and Silk.
The Iron Cousin, by Mary Cowdin Clarke,
Lectures on the True, Beautiful, and Cool
The Pilgrims of Walsingham, by Agnes Strickland.
Farmingdale, by Caroline Thomas.
Bartlett's Personal Narrative 2 vols
The Hive of the Bee Hunter, by I. b. Thorpe.
Life in Abyssinia, by Parkyns.
Feggs Dictionary of Chronology.
Harpers for June.
PutnaDs for June.
Moore's suppressed letters.
Katharine Walton, by simms.
Calayar, by Bird.
Struggles for Life
Hills, Lakes and Forest Streams, by Hammond.
Divine Efficiency and Moral Harmony, by a Pastor
Flora Lindsay, by Mrs Noodle.
The Quiet Heart
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StOAP.-The American Soap Company are now man
- ufacturing the celebrated American Cream Soap,
American Laundry, American Manufacturers Cream Soap
Preparation American Shaving Cream, &c. These Soaps
presented the public the best LABOR SAVING ar
ticles ever discovered,
The cost of these Soaps than those ordinarily
used and besides this the great and tear of clothing
consequent upon the old method of hard rubbing upon
board machine pounding barrel &c, is whoiy auoided,
and the fuel being entirely dispensed WITH immense
saving is made. By applying it to your carpets will
all grease and spots of dirt without in the least
iniuring their color texture Prints of any that
will fade alone, when washed in these Soaps ac-
coring to the directions will not change, but remain firm
the coors rendered more permanent.
For removing from floors from any article of
clothing, is nvauable and for washing Gldngs, Mir
rurs Maps Pictures, Furniture Lamps, Silver Ware &C.,
it is superior any other Soap leaving the goods soft and
free from any odor The attention of wooden manulac-
tuners is particularly called to these facts
Let every person give Soaps fair tralhis is all
ask Particular directions accompany each bar. For
sale by Grocers generally.
All orders addressed to WILCOX d CO., Springfield,
Mass, will receive prompt attention. jyl2 d2taw3m
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THE MODERN HORSE DOCTOR.

Containing practical observations of the Causes Nature,
and Treatment Of Disease and Lameness in Orses-em-
bracng the most recent and improved methods according
10 enlightened system of Veterinary Therapeutics for
the preservation and restoration of health with numerous
illustrations, engraved expressly for this work.
Published by JOHN p JEWETT X COMPANY, II
and 10 Cornhll Boston JEwETT, PROCTOR & WoRTHING-
TON, Cleveland, Ohio ie10
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Ia FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
E;iE 2 two story HOUSES, on Lagrange ST., will be
sahsAsold cheap, for cash approved credit. Said
Houses are well built of the best of Materials aud in
good modern style, with good watcr commanding one of
the most pleasant cites in the city The present owner
wishing change his business wishes to sell both of these
houses as soon possible, will be sold both together or
separate For particulars inquire of j. S. SMALL on
the premises.
Worcester, May %, 1854 DIFF
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EIAIR E.-MOREY'S MAGIC HAIR DYE is
of the most perfect agents cclorin the hair
that ever has been discovered. hsransorms light red
grey hair into the most beautiful permanent brown or
black, without njuring the growth Of the capilus but
rather tending to soften and lubrcate it. This incompar
able Dye can be had, wholesale and retai j. M0REY
co.'s, No Foster street, under the American House.
Also, at the principal druggists. jyS d3m
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LUMBER BUSINESS,

In all its Misunderstanding made arrangements by which
they will be fully supplied with extensive assortment of
Eastern, Western, and Domestic Lumber,
Which they will sell at the lowest prices for Cash. or
approved paper. LEARNED & CO.,
Office, No. Mechanic street.
June Goth 1854 diff
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ABOUT 10 ACRES,
Is offered for sale Said farm is about ten intee, WALL
from the City Hall, and will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chascrs, upon accommodating terms Gentlemen in want
Of estates of few of land for pleasant rural resd
ences, will find this to be the most beautiful and egibe
location in the market One the best Sand Pits in
Worcester County upon the land near the county road
and the whole estate well watered For further partc
ulars, apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS,
JylO d&wtsep1 224 Pleasant street
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XNTORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
Wv ROAD COMPANY.
VID e Nd

- l. - - ~ -
sem-annual Dividend of Two dollars and twenty -fve
cents per Share has been declared the Preferred Stock
in this Company, payable at the Office of the Treasurer
in Worcester MONDAY, the 10th day Of July next,
holders of Stock recorded on the 10Th instant.
T. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester, June "a. 1851 dtiy15
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Boston A0ucrtiscllrrnts,

TENH Il H0R s -N0BLEAT OF ANIMALS
Il Second Edition published this day; the First Edi
tion sold in one week--of DIR. GEO. H. DADD'S cee
y.-,+o
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4 ESS THAN 5000 SUMMER HATS
N Must be sold in so days. with prices to suit or no
sale. FROST & LOCKE,
Jy14 div 233 Main street.
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WHITE GOODS,
LACES, AND EMBROIDERIES,

are great many goods, not included in the above
enue'on' winch are worthy the attention of ali econ
omica purchasers Our stock as will he sean above "a
much the largest offered at cheap sale and n vii,
be offered at such prices will induce all to nbasa bo
examine it, chamberlain, BARNARD. A 20
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a NUPAKTN ERSHIPs-THE SUBSCRIBERS
a. have formed coparnership for the purpose of carry
ing extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing Line and also add to that branch large and well
selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment warranted
to be equal to any that be found in this city, All gar
ments warranted to give satisfaction.
GTA large lot of Furnishing Goods constantly hand.
MECoRNEY & BIGEL0W.
W. MECoRNEY,
JOHN j. BGELow, feb1 dawtf
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bSnUPONT'S EAGLE.r-Enheld, Hazard
-h-D and Acton Sporting POWDER; also, SHOT and
Elys. Water Proof CAPS at
BROOKS l. STEARNs,
my31 diff Front street.
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ABOUT 10 ACRES,

ED EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The Briggs
Farm, situated in Worcester, both sides of May
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
SENATORS.

First District. t.--San Diego, San Bernar-
dino, Les Augees--J. =. Mcfarland, (holds
over.)
Second District--Santa Barbara, San
Louis Obispo--pubIo DE la Guerra, (holds
oyer9
Third District Monterey, Santa Cruz
K. G. Whiting, (holds oyer.)
Fourth Dsrict.--Santa Clara, Alameda
Sherman Day, (elected)
Finh Dctrict.--San F'raucsco-E. j.
Moore, David MahoDey, (holds oyerJ W. ".
Hawks, Wilson Flint, lelocted.)
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, lulare John
a. McNiel, (elected)
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Stanslaus
Thomas Kendall, (hoids oyer,J j. ". Man
deyIlIe, (elected.)
Eighth Disirct.--San joaquin, Conra
Costa-W. H. McCoun, (clected.j
Mimi DistIict-Sacramen W f..
Colby, (holds oyer,) a. ). Gore, (elocted.)
Tenth Dlsuict.-oolano, Aapa. IUla--E.
McGarry, (holds oyer.)
Eleventh Dislrict.-Sonoma, Marin, Men
doclno-lI p. llcinzelman, (clected.J
Twelfth District klamath, Trinity,
HUMBOLDT, Siskyou-Wm. B. AIay, (llolds
oSer.)
Thirteenth District. ct.-Colusi, Shasta-R.
I. Spagne (holds oyer)
Fourteenth Butte, Plumas--E
+. Peek, (holds over
Fifteenth Dsirict-Yuba Sutter--p. C..
Rust, q. j.. Lipplncott, (ciected,) }. q. Steb-
bins, (holds oycr)
Sixteenth Distrct.--Nevada-John 7.
Crenshaw, (holds oycrJ E. /. Bdrton, (elec-
ted.)
Seventeenth District.-Placcr- \.
Tuule, (holds oyerJ j. &. Hawthorn, cleo
ted)
Eighteenth District-El Dorado-B. f.
Keene, q d. Hail. (holds oyerJ G. W..
Hook, Alfred French, (elected)
Nineteenth District. -Calayeras, Amador
--Chas. a. Leake, (bolds oyel.) VIM. b..
Norman, (electcd.)
Twentieth District Sierra-John ID. Sctl.
len, elected.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
iscott liver Correspondence.
ScorT.'s BAR, Dec. 10Th. 1854.


Ed Trinity Times: Your No. n came
to this place ID due imeland was received as
glad tdings was much pleased to learn
what You were about in the mining way
throughout Your county and was also much
gratllied TO know there was one other place
in the country that still pusated nthese dry
times, beside this most favored communitv.
Times here are very lively on account of
the long continued fine weather All hands
are still at work in the bed Of the stream
which is t1umed at this point for nearly A
half mile. There has been but one river
claim abandoned here as yet, and that has
been sold and will probably be work ed again
in few days, and the yield Of gold is about
in proportion to the men working as during
the summer There have been extensive dis
coyeres made in the hills and banks of the
river, and many claims opened. all Of which
pay well and will continue TO do so all win
ter, and in the spring when the frightened
ones return with the warm weather, there
will be great times for people that want to
work and make their piles, as many have
done here this season. There is continually
being made extensive discoveries Of placer
diggngs, to the north of Scott river, on the
waters Of the Klamath the present rage is
for Barkhouse, Mckinney, and several 9TH
er creeks. There is an extensive range of
country in this vicinity to be explored that
will most undoubtedly prove very rich and
as the developemcnts are made you will be
informed
A fatal accident occurred to one Mr..
Skinner, Of this place, formerly from Ore
gon, while working in DRIFT preparatory to
snoring up. y portion Of the top fell npon
him which broke his arm and injured him
otherwise and modification took place in the
arm and caused his death Another acciden t
occurred to a Mr.. Haight, lately from Cres-
cent City, while fixing pack behind his sad
die, his Lifie was accidentally discharged, the
ball taking effect below the right knee shat
tering the boue SO badly that amputgtion
was indispensable. The operation was most
satisfactorily PERFORMED by Dr. Sorrel, of
Fort Jones, assisted by Drs. McAilee and
McClelland. Mr.. tlaight lost much blood
before the arrival of the surgeons but there
is strong hopes of his recovery.
Yours, &c.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
GeogrnpIficaI Fncts.

To those abroad the following may be Of
some interest:
WeaycPs Geographical posiion is, about
west from Shasta; it IL south, half west from
J reka about roo miles: 6ast from Ilumbold,
Bay about 81 miles, situated in a bend of'rri-
nifty river, which heads north oft, aud cmpdes
into the klamath at the west Of Il by making
a large curve to the south. Weaver being
on the north side, IN large basin, which is
literally field Of Cold. The town is situa-
led in about .Ae centre Of this basin, imme-
dately nortn is an impassable range Of
mountains, which divide us from Salmon riy-
er country; they are covered with snow gem
orally from six to eight months IN the year ;
10 the west Of US, first comes Canon Creek
which heads in the above range Of noun
tains, running nearly southerly course for
about 20 miles, and emptying into the river.
Between us aud Canon Creek, however. Is
Oregon Gulch, rich with gold and about five
miles long still further west, beyond Can,
ON Creek, comes in The North Bork Of Trim
iiy, which rises in the same mountains; its
course the same as Canon Creek Up this
stream 10 its souroo and over the mountain is
the trail TO Salmon river, which is ilnpassa-
bic for two or three months in the year on
account Of the deep SHOWS
The distance from San Francisco to Sac
mento is l25 miles thence 10 MarysvGe, jl
miles thence to Tehama, 7j miles thence
10 Red Bluffs, II miles; thence to Shasta.
45 miles thence to Weaver, 3s miles -
distance rom Weaver to Sacramento 22G
miles, aud from Weaver to S.n Francisco
sjl miles.
Express time through from Weaver to
San Ftancisco from 10 TO 90 hours.
The above route is tmyecd, on mules from
Weaver 70 Shasta, by stages from Shasta to
SACRAMENTO, thence to San Francisco by
steamboat.
The price Of fare oyer the above route is,
from san francisco to SACRAMENTO $40,
(when ulore 10 no ofpos'ton) from Sacre-
mento to Marysyille 50, from Marysyille 10
Shasta sSO, from Shasta to Weaver ss;-
total ST..
If ANY parties a,o,ld be induced to travel
tho above road ~, can assure them they
will hnd something tow and sou eli, to
cat when they get lire,
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
"TOld her IInsband.o -

MIR Jane G.. SWissheln. in noticing the
late execution of Mr.. W eigart at Lexington,
Ky, for killing young man h0m his wife
alleged had insulted her, INDUCES in peril
uent remarks, which we commend to the at
tention Of the SEX Mrs. s., though a little
rough sometimes, says many excellent things
and indeed there IS a large amount Of good
common sense underlying nearly all she
does say
II is very old custom which requires a
man to take the life Of the insdltor Of hi.
wife or slster--a custom which has been
pretty riqidy followed in the Southern States.
IL has there been quite a common occur
renee for "a lady to return from shopping
expedition with some small complaint OF
some small impertinence from some small
clerk, to run to her husband with the story
Of her wrongs, and so get up a dnel or pub
lie cowhding exhibition, and enjoy the dis
tinction Of being the towns talk for a week
OF two.
While we were in Louisville a lady went
home and told her husband that a clerk had
uink.d a, her. The husband, who was
stout mechanic, laid down his plane, went
aud bought a cowhidc, proceeded to the
store, dragged the puny clerk into the street,
and whipped him IN presence Of a crowd
1t was the first time we knew that winkng
was "a crime and one not to be winked at
and from the talk attending the affair, we
concluded the lady could not be both SEN
sible and modest wOman--that she must be
either semi-idiot or no better than she
should bo. No woman OF ordinary intell-
geuce. who loved her husband or respected
herself, would ever carry away such Il tale
No yirtuous woman could need such protec-
ton as these conbats afford. There can be
no danger of violence in such cases. and the
small impertinence OF word or look. a wo-
man should scOIn to see or hear mucn less
run TO retail it,
A fellow who thinks so little of himself
that lie would obtrude noWedge Of his
own vileness upon the notice of stranger
is an object for pity and contempt; and we
cannot understand how slch one could APP
proach the sphere OF an honorable woman
near enough to excite other feeling than one
would entertain for II toad, viz the wish to
avoid contact.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23

The LIBEL CAsE.--The libel suit brought
by George Thatcher and wife against Nlessrs
Heath, Taylor Blain and Philips, the Pub
llshing Committee of the Christian .4drocate
IN the Fourth District Court, was cone luded
yesterday evening. In the course Of the tr-
al the Rev NJ. 9. Briggs Acknowledged him
self the author OF the communication COM
planned Of. The jury returned into Court
this morning, with verdict for the pla utiffs,
assessing the damages at $1,000. -Eoching
NeWs.
The libel consisted of the publication of a
letter in the ChriS fian .4droca'e Of August.
4th, in which the characters of the Plaintiffs
were g ossly assaled.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23

WooD GAS The operators at the Phila-
delph.a Gas Works have again been expert
menting in the manufacture of gas from
wood. They procured an entirely new and
very much improved set Of machinery, and
have been SO successful that they intend to
commence to manufacture wood gas for con-
sumption. In making the experiments, diff
ierent kinds OF wood were employed. with
different results, the production varying from
l4,000 to 1900 cubic feet OF gas from l2s
cubic feet of wood The gas, when consum
ed in suitable burners, has an illuminatin q
power fully equal to that obtained from an
equal quantity Of coal gas. and is produced
nj a reduced eost.--Siate journal
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
Central Americ n

\ NEW ANGLO AMERIcAN aREfUBLIC IN
CENTRAL AMERIcA--WHAT's IN THE WIND2
Under this caption there appears in the
New York Herald the following communica-
ton, which is important, if true:
" understand thatan expedition of Amer
leans is to start from this city, Texas and
other parts, to establish Republic in the ter
ritory in the Mosquito county 1t is SAID the
purchase covers some twenty-five millions OF
acres. The purpose is to bring in, also, the
town Of San Juan, or Greytown, by the con-
seut and cooperation of the authorities =
From the character Of the gentleman en-
gagged in this enterprise we should antic-
pate a brilliant future, not only for the terri
tory in question: for all the Central American
States. This may be the leaven that will
leaven the whole lump. and give vigorous
government to the feeble and disorganzed
population of that part of the world.
We are informed that the celebrated Col
Kinney, of Kinmey's Ranch, now Corpus
Christi, who is so well known to the Anieri-
can people Cor his enterprisng character--fol
the prominent part he took N the revolution
of Texas, and the late War with Mexico-is
to lead the expedition, and 10 be the Presi-
dent .. the new Republic. ...et
This looks well for the enterprise. Such a
man-who has made his mark wherever he
has been, and in whatever he has under-
taken---is not likely to fail. win the people
of Central America understand what is
manifest destiny" and what is for the good
Of their States?