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HoLLowAr's OINTMENT AND Pills. Ger
tain Remedies for Rheumatism. Henry
Foot, aged SO, OF NaIchez, Mississippi, was
assvcre sufferer from this complaint, and
tried number Of rcpuied remedies, hoping
they would benefit him, bu, no became so
bad at last, MS to be entirely confined to his
bed. and he was unable TO move either
hand or foot. While he was In this hori.
BILE condition, a friend brough, him a guam.
lily OF fIolloway's Ointment and Pills, which
he Immediately commenced 10 use, he soon
found himself gradually improved by them,
and by persevering with them for eleven
weeks, he was entirely cured, aud has since
enjoyed tho hes, Of health.
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LARGE APPLES. Mr.. Gideon Kicker OF
WATERFORD, has presented us with several
apples raised by him from trees grated
three years ago. one OF the specimens is
a Ca, Head Russell, Sweet, and measures
fourteen inches in circumference, and the
others do no, fall far behind. Take them
together they are equal in beauty to any
exhibited in the fair. "iarmers be cncour.
aged."
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seeking hi. own safety, no proceeded 10
pm, Oh the brakes, and remained al HE post
until thrown OF by the coming together Of
The cars, with tho loss Of his leg. q
Aid was at once sent TO tho sufferers from
all quarters, and The wounded were made
as comfortable a, possible. -
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Tue DINNER.

Mr.. Cram, of the Saco House, provided the
dinner for the Society, and q most excellent
one it was, and We were pleased to see that
goodly number tested its merits with APP
parent satisfaction to themselves, and in so
doing, indirectly at least complimented the
landlord on its general excellence. The re-
ports of the adjudging Committees, or the
most Of them were read at the dinner table.
As we shall probably publish them hereafter
we omi, further reference to them except to
say that the committees generally, needing
the suggestion Of the Trustees, had prepared
their reports with greater care than has been
tho practice heretofore, an Improvement
somewhat needed and which We trust will
DO adhered to on future occasions.
In closing our account, which has extend
ed itself very much, We must not forget to
bear testimony to the ability and zeal the
Committee Of Arrangements and the Mar
shals. All their duties were performed in q
manner crediable to themselves and in such
a way as to promote the pleasure and CON-
fort Of those who attended the Fair and
Show.
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70 Thiriy.eighi exhibitions Of female eques'
lrianlsm have taken place OF various fairs In the
Union within the last month
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TIE ADDRESS.


The address was delivered in the Consro-
gational Meeting House, by Gen. OLIVER Of
Lawrence. General Oliver, although nat n
farmer, showed. by the way in which he
handled his subject, that he had not been
an ina.tentivc observer OF the evils Of bad,
and the benefits of good husbandry. and his
address being seasoned highly with the attic
salt OF wit, seemed to give great satisfaction.
II was in fact, most excellent address, a
bounding in valuable suggestions, and calcu-
lated to give correct impressions of the i'm
pOrtance and dignity Of the farmers occu-
patton. It will be published by request OF
the Society hereafter. Tho delivery of tho
address was proceeded by tho execution ola
fne piece of music by the choir, The Har-
vest Home"
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Hobbies, aud passage way leading 10 the
ball. There squashes. Of the marrow spe-
cies, weighing so, IS, and 4s pounds, rais-
ed BY Dea. Samuel S,orer, we looked upon
as being the bright particular stars of this
department, Of the exhibition.
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Stewards EIection.

We devote considerable space thiSNweek,
to the publication Of the debate in ne New
York Legislaturein regard 70 ihe elestidu Of
SEWARD to the q. s. Senate. WsLasR Tor
it careful reading. It gives full exhibit
of the oaths and objects of the Know-NOth-
Jugs, and is sustained by such high authority,
that no man can fail to perceive the anti
republican and despotic character Of the or
der. .-....
That the principles Of the institution are
pro,slayery. and in favor Of social and reli-
gious desPotism we think no serious and can
did man can doubt. II enslayes the body
and the mind. In all matters both political
and SOCIAL it makes its members the seryile
subjects. of degrading tyranny, e.
We do not wonder that honest men should
be surprised when they learn that persons
protesting to be free soil and anti-slayery ia
sentiment, are active members Of this pro
slavery party. Yet such is. the case. The
proprie;Ors of the Portage County Democrat
! protesting to be anti-slavery, are all mem
bers of the order. Mr.. HALL, its editor
while he processes to be the advocate of free
dom, and the friend of the slave, and boasts
of his open manly course, is at the same time
an active member of Know-Nothing coun
cil--the Chairman of important committees
and when charged of it, with all his boastet
manliness, hes not the courage to defent
himself, and dare not deny the charge. HI
is bound by two most fearful oaths, to be go
verned in all matters both political and SO
cial by the action of this order, even wheI
contrary to his personal preferences. HI
has thus virtually surrendered his independ
ence, his right to think, speak or vote, excep
according to the dictation of the ORDER
How do the anti-slavery citizens of Poltag,
County like such independence
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News Items.

OMAHA CITY, the Capital of Nebraska,
opposite Council Bluffs, is spreading itself
Western Fashion. A few months ago an
Indian camping ground, it now contains a
large two-story brick Legislative Hall, anew
Hotel, scores of dwellings, stores, &C., and
printing Office. ..' ..f....- ID.
THE Washington correspondent Of the st.
Louis Republican writes that the President is
in possession Of highly gratifying intelligence
from Utah, which reports the Mormons as
not only peaceably disposed, but quite salts
fed with their new Governor. ''&'-
AT the recent accident on the railroad
near Conneaut, a car containing q horse, ;
flock of sheep and man, fell down bank
fifty feet hurting nothing but the car. The
man jumped up, rubbed his eyes, and ex
claimed. "This is nice way of doing buis
ness! By, I would not be so scared agaii
for five dollars"
THE steamer Adelia was sunk by tht
lS0 Ut tuO w HCC'ibS WH"iI' OhO ""S v" HS'
by Mcssrs. Graham & Co., Of GAINESVILLE
and cost about $4,000. The Adelia ra,
between ZanesviIe and Wheeling.
ONE Of our ice dealers, says the Chicago
Press, drove his wagon through the streets
yerterday with a pair of eks in harness.
They were an odd looking team and drew
crowd wherever they passed along The.
obeyed the bit we'll enough, but stepped a
long cerefully, as if apprehending danger
and evidently bewildered by the strang
sights and sounds of city.
THE coal mountains in Pennsylvania whc
has been ,on fire since 1878, will probabI
soon be extinguished, as the fire is approach
ing point which can be submerged in wa
ter. A mass of coal has been consume
three eighths of mile mile long, sixty fee
wide, and three hundred feet deep, equal t
l 100000 tons OF coal. s,>.=' a
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Amsetlon zmIA New Antl-sIa.
rerxI Pnner n nnrennn. J

Our readers are probably aware that an
independent anli-slavsry paper is about being
ID Ravehna.S The follow ing
communication has been handed Us with the
request that IT, together win the prospectus,
be published. or course we do rot agree
with the new editor in all his political views,
yet we most cheerfully give place to the ar
ticle and prospectus, that all who are inter.
ested may have an opportunity to judge Of
its Character and principles b
"The public will, be enabled to understand
the cause of the sudden gust Of sympathy"
which the proprietofs OF the Portage County
Democrat feel for the suffering people of
Portage County---snd also, of their backing
out of their attempted increase of prices,
when they learn that but a few days previous
! to this expression Of "feelng" and "sympa-
thy," Prospectus for new and independ-
ent Journal was issued at Ravenna--propos-
| ing 70 furnish such family Journal as the
people desired On terms neither unreason-
able nor oppressive. 1t is capable of de!
moBstration that the publishers Of the Demo
Graf were receiving large income from that
journal on their prices as heretofore charged,
and this attempt to monopolize the field, and
extort exorbitant prices; and to make unu-
sual charges, during all the past months OF
dearth and famine, (known as it was to them)
will undoubtedly beproperly appreciated: as
well as the amount of credit they deserve,
when, at last, to save their patronage, they
yielded their clutch upon the pockets of the
people. The proprietors OF the proposed
I Journal, purpose no new party in politics or
reigion--they do purpose however to ad-
vocats greater economy in puilic erpendi-
tares, and to favor the 'great Republican up.
'ising Of The people," and to maintain the rad.
ical unconstitutionality of American slavery,
They propose also TO oppose not only "PA.
PAL JesutiSm," but every other form of Jes.
altiSnl, and all monupoles whether attempt.
cd by parties, cliques, companies, or indvid
va oHu thC eupPotb VI Siuc HIHSiICaH Ac'
I publican principles. We purpose no con
troversy with the Democrat or any journal
but deem it due to the people of Portage
county, that they be informed of the cause
of this newborn sympathy" ofthat journal
, for the people. .a.n ,-r""
0ST3Thc prospectus Of the proposed jour
: nal will be found bcl0w--we ask attention
to it--and we invite all the friends Of the en-
terprise to aid in procuring subscribers AM
in establishing the journal. The enterprise
; is expected to 90 forward without fail, as tn
; necessary arrangements are mostly compile
ted, and the work of procuring subscriber
is going rapidly forward. An agent for th
proposed journal will soon visit each town
ship in the county; meanwhile let the friend
e OF the enterprise forward the names of sub
4 scribers 10 Mr. F.. w. Seymour Of Ravenna.
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,mert within 3 honthl from the time Of sub
seiibing will be econsiAered ln advance.
-Lkt The earnest friends Of the enterprise,
wIIo are able, subscribe for two, five, ten, or
NOR copies, and send them to their friends
wIso will doubtless, ih due time, become
permanent subscribers.
Let no one fail Of this crisis, to do his ut-
most to establish and sustain the enterprise.
To, be published .wseklysT=siveef the ord'-
nary county papers. To commence as soon
as sufficient number OF subscribers are
pledged TO insure its permanency. The en'
terPise starts on assure basis, having Ves.j
ted fund to secure its publication through
the yeRr.--------.-.---.-------
N. B.-Editorial hotices-notices Of Mar.
rages, Deaths, Religious aad Reform meet
ings, inserted without 'ehAfeh
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5prtllll Notires.

SPECIAL NOTICE For the insertion Of notices
OF Fire. Rel gious and all other meetings Of not more
than five lines, twenty I've cents, always in xdyaDce
will be charged. Marriage notices and Deaths, unae
cOmpaniet by obituaries will be inserted gratis. OSit
uaries will be inserted ut the above specified ratss.
T6S friends Of Rev. +. G. HAT. ara ISTicI II
visit him at his residence, on Friday afternoon and
evening, of this week.
HoofGnd's German Bitters.-Tlis superior mcai-
cine, from the Recipe of the famous Dr. Hoofand, is
selling rapidly at this when there many
bilious attacks well Diseases Of various kinds,
rising from dsorcrcd digestion and impiIre blood
Dr. G. NJ. jackson, let it be remembered, is sole pro-
prstOr and his office Is ut 100 Arch ST., Phila 23-2W
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Pro Rono Publico.

Some fellow has written several letters
over the above signature for the Portage
County Democrat, in which he takes especial
pains to denounce US for things we have pub
llsbed. He is evidently inexperienced, and
desires very much to be noticed. His letters
are remarkable for bpmbast and bitterness,
and he has never. learned the difference be-
tween defamation and argument We'ad-
wise him to write just one more eonninuniea.
ton and then leave on the next train for the
Mormon settlemeat.
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Sale of Real Estate.
Ry virtue Of the power vested in'm by ith

by virtue Of the power vested in'me by the
blast will and testament OF Henry Walters, late Of
the unity Portage, deceased, daily probated and re-
corded in the records Of wills Of said county wherein
and whereby, among other things, the executor in said
will nau,od is auto rzed and empowered 10 scli aud
dispose of said estators real estate at such time and
in such manner said executor may deem most expe
dient, Isa offer at public sale, on the premises
the twenty second day Of March next, at O'Clock
NJ the following described real estatc, to,wit: Bs=
ing the west part ofot No l40 forty, in the township OF
Randolph, IN said county, beginning ut the noghWestb
of said lot thence east along The north line of
said lot ~ chains 81 links TO post, thence south ~
chans so links post standing in the south line Of
said lot, thence west along the south line OF said lot Is
chains, 81 links, to post standing in the s0uthWes
corner Of said lot thence north along the st fine
thereof Al chains 50 links 10 the places ofbeginnfgs
containing fifty acres Of land, be the or less
Said real estate will be sold subject to the dover ESTATE
Of Catharinc Walters, comprising welve and l0Otbs
res therein. For full and particular description Of
which, said dover estate, reference may be had to the
records OF petitions Of the court OF common Pleas Of
the county Of Poftage, aforesaid, wherein suryeyY
plat, and assignment OF tas ame may be found Terms
OF pa mcnt made known the day ofsale.ulf Hj'@
| -scsiTua iscN e.i WIN. PAULUS, Executor, q
BY MICHAEL STUART, Ills Attorney.
February 90th lRS5--994w &! tf,tfis 1fy aiat,
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.

SOHREcSSLOHal1s
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
HoUsE.-Mr. Breckenridge, from the
| Committee of Conference on the disagree
ing votes of the houses on the amendment
to the Texas Creditors Bill, made a report.
The Senate bill appropriated $S,500,000.-
| The House reduced this to $6,650 900. The
conference recommends $7,75O 900. Mr..
Breckenridge said the Senate. recedes from
all its amendments except as to sum- and in
this falls $75O,o00. The amendment re-
quiring Texas to abandon all her claims, is
retained. Alter long and patient deliber-
alton, the committee had agreed to recon-
mend this adjustment. He repeated his
firm belief that this is the best possible adj
| justment of the perpleXed question.
Mr.. Cutting inquired whether it was to
put at rest nUr' aud forever this matter be-
tween the United States and Texas!
Mr.. Breckenridge replied that it was. In
the present condition Of our Legislature, it
was important that this adjustment shoald
receive the concurrence Of all parties inter-
ested. The distinguished Senator from Tex
as, Mr.. RuSk, has finally consented to the
proposition, and with great candor has pledg-
ed himself to obtain the consent Of Texas
to the measure. e.1gga. .a71 'ut " epr hu
After further debate, the report was con-
CURED in-yeas 1872, nays II. .,.. -......
! The House then went into Committee on
the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill. Various amendments were proposed
and discussed, when the Committee rose
and the House adjourned. ,aia t,,,t.,.h .
SENATE.-Mr. Stuart, from the co mmit
tee of Conference OF the two houses on the
bill relating to swainp and overhowed lands
reported that the committee had agreed up
| on, an amendment, whereby the severn
States which have conveyed such land, shall
within three months, notify the Secretary o
the Interior thereof, SO that the "Unitet
States titles hereafter may not conflict will
State titles, made in pursuance Of former
law of Congress ,5,t,,..,.,-,-, ..,,. ....,
Mr.. Sebastian objected to the bill as pro
posed TO be amended. ''.' -.'..,''
Mr.. Stuart explained. 9U2 Aa274 -uA
. Mr.. Jones moved to iay 1t on the table ant
! proceed to the special order of the day, ,sr..
! M Stewart assented to laying over tn
bill till tomorrow.
Mr.. Rusk, from the conference COMMITTEES
upon the disagreement Of the two houses up
S on the Texas creditors bill, reported in iavo
OF paying $7,750, 600, as a compromise. r.
After some remarks from Mr.. Chase il op
position to the bill, the report ofthe Commit
tee Of Conference was concured, and tn
bill goes to the President. .ago ggsic q 10
Q The bill extending credit on railroat
/ iron was again taken up. .53sayE qseaH
!. - Mr.. Bfodhead opposed it, and denounce'
! the course of the fricDds Of the bill az "a a
$ tariff; %'""'i'7 'F3tG t'5+8 329n " 9'&s
j, The bill was debated until adjonrnmeat.
: 9m oho!a-A 4-l ,..ssi.- ss.s.4ts!i-s+ gis49
/ r G5-A late fnumberof the Knickerbocke
!. has the following Iungsllant hisspPon q, Pe
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A GooD MAN FALLEN.-Rev. John Rea
one of the oldest Presbyterian Ministers il
the State, died at Cadiz on the 18th instant
Mr.. Rea was upwards Of 80 years ofage, hai
been minister of the Gospel for go years
and was pastor Of one congregation forty
five years. e 1si' 2~ kla5
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administrator sale Of Real rs
-aGtE TE@E g& tilte.ieff f4og4 ,i,,,..-r

RY virtue of m order Of sale made at the
- January term 1855 Of tho Court Of Probate Of Port
age county, certah petition for tie sale OF Ecaes
tate therein pending, wherein James W. Clarke, Adj
ministrator Of Robert Clarke, Jr deceased Was euH
tioner, and Frauees Clarke and others were respond
ents-there will sold BY said administrator atpabifc
sale on tho premises, on the twentysecond day sQS
March next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following desert
bedreal cse, wit. Stiatein sttsetsb0ro In said
County, ~ lot No. eshtysfys, beginning =. the
corner Of said lot: thence e. on the north hiie abodf
81 chains 30 links 10 land dseded to Robert Smith, Jrs
thence south chains 80 links 10 land deofed 10 JofR
Clarke thence west about IL chains 20 hk 81 theses
north chains 50 nks thence 10 chains to the v.
line Of the lot thence nefth5 chains to the place or
beginning, containing about eighteen acres Of land.
Aso one other piece In said lot S0! 90 bounded 40
follows: beginning on the West line Of said lot S
ains South of the N. W. eoroes: Thence Rast par4
al 81 tho N. line 10 chains Thence South chains
50 links 70 the dover Estate ~ JeHett Pn; ThciseS
West on the North lind OF said dover Estte 70 the
West line of said LOT; Thence North chains 1inkS
10 the place Of beeihniag eontainng abdui sye sRf
9nehaf acres OF land Thu first piece of ia acres aud
praised at S59206. The second piece OF sacfe6s ID
s?a.ses TeFRsefpesn made .kHovH 9a tes asS
MICHARL STUART., -.
Attorney for said PeuhenefS
Fob. 20th, lsSS-294w.
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MarrirA.

8 In SGf1ed OF the 25th inst, by William Paulus,
ESQ, MlCHAEb KNAPP, and CATHERINE up
SON, hOth Of Sunleld. H.. SIS -;t .s.. ....sl.i.T
On the 9Th inst-, at the same place, by the same,
DAVID HAZEL, Of Sunield, and MARY A. HENRY,
Of Brimheld. -.'t -,.s. .-.sa,l' t;.ft,
Al the residence OF Judge BRowN, on tho 27th inst.
by n. d. Clark, Esq, JOHN HOLDEN, aud JULIA
BROWN, all of Chaflesown. .....
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THE CoLDEsT PLAcE.--The coldest spot
yet heard from is West Randolph, VT, where
the mercury has indicated the extreme cole
of forty-fve degrees below 0. Spirit ther
mometers are used in that region, as mercu
ry becomes solid at forty degrees below zero
IN, Farenheit's scale.
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DEAD.--Thc Columbus Reville, the cen.
tral Nothing organ at Columbus, died
a perfectly natural" death Few days since
This seems to indicate that the Know Moth.
ings are do-nothings, fact which some self
styled "American papers will discover ii
due time.
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Ills have passed both Houses OF the
Nebrask Legislature, incorporating the Pa
cifc Railroad Company, prov iding for rsis-
ing two volunteer companies for the protec-
tion of the frontier.
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PROSPECTUS OF
G5cynocpeaoent presss

A Journal Of prOSresS-DcyOtCd
to tIlc Promotion Of Reform iss
Church ;sEsd State. Independent
ira ali tiliNgs-NeUtEsas in Mo-
thing. e... .Ha..
The Christian Religion wittout S3ctariaa-
isas--A JHbiAe Of Freedom hro"ghout the
Lam-IAs Right Training Of Youth our
only HOPE.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Here was Russian on
one knee, in the act of taking aim: the muz.
zle of his frelock rested on Gorked stick
He was dead; the side of his head had been
knocked off by a cannon shot, His death
was SO sudden and quick that be was not
knocked down; and the remaining part OF
his face still looked sternly long the fire.
lock. 1t was an astonishing sight--evcry
one chat could, came to look at him.--Er-
tract of letter froU Crimea
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A VERY OLD, SERMoN.-Rev. DR.. Cook
of Lynn, gave his people, as an afternoon
discourse, on Sunday, January 81, sermon
which was preached on the same day Of the
same month in l655-just 200 years before
before the same society, by Rev. Thomas
Cobbett, who was then its pastor. The Lynn
News says: at is supposed that but few re.
cognized the sermon, from having heard il
when it was first delivered" ;"
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PREscoTT's New WoRK.--Prescott, the
historian, has been occupied for some years
in preparing history Of the reign of Philip
the II. The Boston Telegraph says he has
completed two Of the six volumes. They
are soon to be issued.
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0UTTA PERCHA : OIL POLISH

NUTTA PERCHA = OIL POLISH.
u Superccding grease and Polish for all kinds OF
leather. This new and excellent article eOnibtned Of
different oil extracts, for greasing and polishing Bopts
Shoes, India Rubbers HARNESSES, Carriage tops, anu
all lettherwork Is unequaed for ani sob
eris mporvious to WATER and will not soil the whit
est article. Afew drops on sponge applied 70 the
for d month ii the leather becomes dirty, wash with
clean water, and the polish will rc-appear. Warran-
ted to soften aud preserve the ather Forsale byaJ
Ruyenua. Feb 10, 'j5 PRsNTIss HoPK
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THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDGED.--The first
bridge across the Mississippi river is compile
ted. 1t is just above st. Paul, Minnesota.
1t is single span $50 feet long, and cost
$35, 900. Another bridge across that river
is being constructed at Rock Island; it will
be much longer and more expensive than the
one at ST. Paul.
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'1ifh.

In Medford Mass, Oct. 1854, AMELIA HOWE,
daughter Of the late Samuel johnson Of ts village.
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Ounlulertiul sntslli9entt, 1T.
RAVENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly By Geo. Buel and other deal
ers in the articles named beloW. .'T