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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-28
NASHVILLE.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
G''llEE1
s,usrOtype, Photographic nnd Dn-

liuSFOtype, FNOlOSfNVhtc hAu Dss~
SmCrrcuN Artists,
90 Upion Street, NashOil!e.
AMBROTYpES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain
or coIored in Oil. and warranted a. perma-
uent az any other style of painting, Daguer-
rcotypes, Steneoscopic, Crayon or Vlgnette,
and every other style Of Pictures taken at this
establishment IN The highest style of the art
and warranted to please or no sale.
AmNvOtyPcS.
Although these beautiful pictures were but
recently introduced by the subscribers IN this
city, they have become so popular that we
have, at very great expense, secured the
services of celebrated arts, from New York
to attend to this branch of the business eXclu-
sively. =,
Bring along the JupenileS.
Children can, by this process, have 'alth-
(ul likeness taken in few seconds, and war
ranted perfect or no charge will be made
Bring hem along and have them taken before
trying elsewhere.
A full assortment of Ambrotype, Photo
graphic and Daguerrean stock and apparatus
kept constantly on hand and for sale at the
lowest market cash prices, Mario ly
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Tue RrAsor.--The man that "diln'i
have the money TO spare to subscribe for
anewspnper," was seen on board a steam.
boat, lew days since, playing "brag"
at ten dollars a stake
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COOP ADvIcE.-Don't get in a hu.tsr
and go on a buster, nor allow yourself to
terrified be; but keep cool heal, and
never be led to JOIN in hurrah and
spree.
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Mrs. harrington expressed great ap-
prchenson that the people Of CaIlior-
MIA will bleed to death. us every pa
per she picks up announces 'another
vein opened.
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A Suspension Bridge is to be built
across the Mississippi, at st. Louis
Missouri, to be eighty-iour feet above
high water mark, and more than a
mile in length. The greatest distance
between towers will be 1900 feet, and
the foundation of some of the towers
will, be 60 (Ept below the surface OF
low water Mr. J. w. Bissell, otRoch-
ester. New York, has received the ap-
poiusment ofengineer. The bridge is
expected not to cost less than two mil
lion of dollars.
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Dobbs says he wonld have died OF
cholera in August last. if it had not
been for one thlng--''the doctor gave
him up"
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CoNsoLArloN.--An ital an, who was
very poor, and very much addicted to
play, usei to apostroph,ze Fortune thus
"Treacherois goddess thou canst make
me lose, but thou canst not make me
nav -
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In ths interior Of Peru has been dis.
covered beautiful tunnel under river,
the work Of the old Inca Indians, and a
las.ins proof Of their civilization.
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Frost as a Manure.

We know of no treatment 80 d.
rectly beneficial for almost every class
of soils as that Of throwing up land in
narrow ridges in the fall or early win
ter.
Take two plots Of heavy soil side by
side, and let one lie unmoved till
Spring, while the other is deeply plow-
ed in Autumn, and the result will be
very visible in the Spring crop. But
the manner of blowing is important.
To secure the greatest possible advan-'
tage, a single furrow should be thrown
I'D, and another back iurrJw directly
upon it, so as to produce a high ridge,
and another ridge is to be made in the
same manner with deep dead-turrow
between the two. The process is to
be continued thus through the field, so
that when finished, it will present a
surface of high ridges and deep dead
burrows, succeeding each other, about
once in two or two and half feet
If prepared in this way, the frost will
penetrate far downward, looscning
and disintergrating the soil below the
burrows, while the ridges will crumble
down, as they will not hold water.
and the air will also circulate freely
through them, decomposing the min
eral portions, and conveying in the
ammonia and other gases. This ope-
ration will be equal to ten or moro
loads of good manure, upon clay or
compact soils.
In the Spring it will only be neces-
sary to run plow once or twice
through the centre of each ridge, and
then level the whole down with q
heavy harrow.
Another advantage in this process
is that when land is thus prepared it
dries ont and warns several days ear
lier in the Spring. Again, there are
some soils that are exhausted upon the
surface, but which contain poisonous
substances in the subsoil. If this sub
soil is thrown up in contact with cir
and frost during winter these poison
Gus compounds (usually proto-sul-
phate Of iron or magnese) will be des-
troyed, or changed to q harmless form,
during the winter.
The above practice is especially to
be recommended in the garden. One
of the most successful cultivaters of
an acre of ground in our acquaintance
digs it up in the Fall to the depth CT
three or four feet, making deep trench
es and high ridges, SO that the whole
acre appears to be covered with high
windows Of hay placed closely to-
gether.
We strongly urge every farmer who
has not tried this method, to lay out
his plans now for experiment in this
way, on a larger or smaller scale, d.
the present Observation-Disclosures.
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Wonder if Ovid, the poet, had fash,
onabic church-goers in his eye when
he delivered the following very signili'
cant sentiments, viz:
"To be themselves spectacle they GOMEZ"
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CGAC VI M kim g.

J. NJ. BURROUGH
Would inform the citizens of this county and
the rest Of mankind generally that he contin-
ues to make them fine buggies' and carriages
of every description to suit the taste of any
one that will give him cali.
Repairing done on liberal terms.
Winchester, Marcn s, lS56ly
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A friend Of that noble animal. the
horse, suggests the necessity OF warm
ing the bits on the brides before put
ting them in horses mouths. The
Temperature of the air is such as to
make the iron, when put into thler
mouths, set like hot iron and give them
much pain. TO prove it, put your
tongue in contact with piece OF cold
iron out OF doors, and find now easily
it will take the skin off.
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EAST TENNESSEE
vi A r BIZ E WORKS.
BY CHARLES SCHMITr,

BY CHARLES SCHMlTT,
Knoxville. .............Te Tennessee,
Continues the business Of Marble Manufac.
turing at the old stand, adjoining William
Ingle's Mills and Wsre Rooms, on Cumber.
land Street, opposite the Coleman House,
and west Of Collins old stand, whore he
keeps constantly on hand q large assortment
of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grave.
stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, Of tho
latest style, and of tho finest and best East
Tennessee Marble, which ishighly spoken Of
here and elsewhere.
He has had experience in Marble Manu-.
featuring for the last twelve yesrs. especially
in the largest cities of Europe, and in tho
United States; he fatteYs himself that he
feels able to fill all orders concerned with tho
above business 10 satisfaction, at short notice
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Drawings Of the above work will be sent to-
any Post Office in the State 60 persons abroad
have chance to purchase by letter, % we'll
as if they were here personally.
or The East Tennessee Marble Work.
received the premiums offered BY the Fairs
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 23d, 1855.
and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1856, for tina
best work in Marble.
Refer to James Harris, c. R. Eubrey, B.
s. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in
Winchester. C.. M. FARMER, agent for
Franklin county.
Particular attention will be paid to boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb 80 SO "
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Winchester, Tennessee.

w iMCDeSfef, tennessee.
THANKFUL for past fayors, beg leave to
inform their friends and the public generally,
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
at their new house, Southeast side Of the
Public Square, Winchester, Tenn.
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made to order. So
fas and Chairs re-upholstered, and old furn-
ture repaired. Matt resses made to order on
short notice. Collins made and conveyed to
any part of the county without extra charge.
ROBINSON g. HALL.
February l6, Sly.
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THE LOVERS LAY.

| am away from thee, my love, thy voice
| do not hear,
Thine eyes Of light shine not on me-ah!
no thou art not near.
Though other forms are round me now,
and thine do not see,
Ny thoughts are still with thee, my love,
nv thoughts are still with thee
Bright LEAN The light on ev'ry face amid
the festive throng,
And music sounds for dancing feet that
swiftly glide along:
Although | Join with them the dance, my
heart feels lone and drear,
For, oh! thou art not here my love, oh, no,
thou art not here.
Though many strive to win my heart
they cannot, for It's thine,
And yet, and yet often fear thou never
wilt be mine:
Thou lowest me, they say, dear one, but
still it may not be
worship none but thee, my love, wor'
ship none but thee.
They know not that love thee thus, Tor
silently | hide
The secret buried in my breas;-yes' even
thou'rt denied
nc hno" r ,o"E' '''H' 'I IT, ,o"''' ''' "
And vet its ,hrobs are sweet, my love,
and yet its throbs are sweet.
The festive festive scene Is over "o"-oS''" OH
And dsarsr still IN solitude art thou to
me, mine own!
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MANSION gsDgT&E,

MANSION ssessT&E,
Market Street.
T,uo doors North Of the Square,
OPPOSITE THE INN,
Nashville, Tennessee.
w. l.. BERRY, having taken charge OF
this house, il prepared to accommodate all
who NAV favor him with call, with good
rooms and board at about half the charges OF
the large hotels. Thankful for the Liberal
patronage heretofore extended, he sollclts a
continuance of the same, and hopes toglve en-
tire satisfact on. Good accommodation for
horses.
N5- House open at all hours. and meals
fu nished to suit Railroad time
February 16, '56-.tf.
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Insure your Life.


A thin, cadavorons looking German,
about fifty years of age, entered the Of
fec Of Health Insurance Company
in Indiana and Inquired,
..a .M. n" g. ,a5hTos e PEG
t'. P
a. ...o'., ,u,l ras, ,tr' az
swc,va III, "s
Vel, ! vantmy Aells INSURED; vot
you charger
Different prices answered the
agent: from three totem dollars year;
pay ten dollars . year and you get ten
dollars n week in case Of Sickness
Veil said Mynhecr 4 wants ten dol
lar wort
The agent inquired his state of
health.
.Ven. I ish sick all te time. Use Shust
ont Of bed two tree hours a tay and tc
toctor says he cant do nothing more
goot for me.
IF that's the state OF your health
returned the agent, we can't insure It,
We only insure persons In good
health
this Mynceer bristled up in great
anger.
'You must tink am a tam fool; vot
tink come pay you ten tollar for in
shure my helt ven | vos ve''!'
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Rutherford Telegraph,

NN't1OI ke'1N VII u WIZ
PUBLISHED AT MURFREESBoRO, TENNESSEE,
IT. T. OFT, PROPRIETOR,
R. s. NORTHCOTr, EpIToR.
NJ American in roiitics; Circulation l'OUo'
Terms. So per aunum, in advance.
July 10 ~
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lnO FOrtes, looking Glasses, ~
essssaH
w.. g. *. FIRE E.W.4N,

DEALERS IN
Pianos, Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists
Materials. Cabinet Makers Materials,
Oil Paintings and Engravings,
French Window Glass, &c.
Manufacturers o. Gilt Mantle ard Pier Look
iny Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames,
Inside Window Blinds, &c,
No. ~ College St, Nashville, Tenn
nurJE
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DR. KILLINGS CAEeHIKNATIVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An Infalble Remedy for CHOI4-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DThRRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWEI4S-The long and
cessfu experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which it is
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers efficacy in the of the Bowel aec
Children Darrhea Cholera Morbus and Dysenery in
grown persons entitle higher confidence than it
the ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which
fess perform miracles and all the ills of life Its cnac
beenuy established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character following letter from gentleman
a resident of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
s'DELTA, {Coahoma Coz Miss, May 3d. 1887.
o. o. Tooman, Esq. Dear SrThere but very few of
the offered to the public to which would be will
ling lend the sanction Of my however humble it may
in the world of letters Of medicine Observation
experience however have forced upon the conviction
Billings Carninatire and Asrngen Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific princpepe
fec harmony with the laws of organic life-and therefore,
although its ingredienare kept secret rank higher
the Of remedial than It affords
pleasure be able out the fear of successful contradict
tion add testimony in favor of its efficiency saf and
pleasant remedy all the forms of bowel complaints which
recommended have used myself in several very
teesting Diarhea and Dyenery and
many others and in every instance where such
| preparation indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
DIN. PORTER, NJ. D."
| For sale, wholesale apd retan by
o. O. wooDMAN
| corner Common and Magazine streets,
| ie12 5md&W New Orleans, La.
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je12 5nd&W

pATENT MEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU-
lar Medicines by the gross dozeR the Propreors'
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
rs gross Mustang Linment
30 gress Bryants Pulmonc Waters,
80 dozen Hosetter's Bitters.
80 dozen Wheeer's Sherry Wine Btters.
so dozen Ginger Cordial.
10 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiva and Sarsaparilla
200 dozen Bulls sarsaparla
SO gross Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
rs gross McLean's Vermfuge.
80 gross Wners Vermifuge
q dozen osgood's Cboagogne.
"a dozen Carriers Spanish Mixture.
q dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barry's Tricopherous.
o. o. WooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
1el25md&W New Orleans.
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O. o. WOODMAN,

n o. TFOOD8TAN, WHOLESALE DRJGGfsr
" tsuccessor Jarvis Woodran1 Common AMI
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and iii choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts, Fine Peuaery AID
Fancy Soaps. PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL IEsTRU-
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES French
and American WINDoW-GLAss, PAINTS, DIES, DIE
sTUFFS, etc. s3y
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION from EUROPE.
Receiving BY arrivals drectfo England France aud
many, large assortment DRUGS, CHEMICALS GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY, BRUsHEsetc. Among which are
1900 boxes French Wipdow Glass, assorted aizea
100 lbs Conrad's Hydriodate Potash s
1900 ounces Pelletier FIR. Quiniue. y"
.l50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass. szs54 $40
100 lbs Mander's English Gao1nel.
50 Jars Carbonate Ammonia.
cases Carb. Magnesa- a.
10 Calcned Magnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
1000 ounces Of Quinnc Power Weightn1an
50 ounces sulphae Of Morphine
| - 10 ounces Acetate Nor phine. -
80 ounces strychnine f4s
lG0 lbs Ana II. S. Calonnel, ] bot
| 200 lbs Am. H S. Calornel, in Is Id boxes.
| 80 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
5- Is dozen Chloride Soda,
100 lbs Nitric Acid
10 de1nijohns Aqua Ammonia
10 demijohns Sweet Spirits Nitre.
| 10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks 7Aa55, Z
| 8 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals.
| 10 bbls Alum.
lf 5 bbls Ground Alum. =.
| POWDERED DRUGS. NJ
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me rs strictly
pure having selected personally their crude state
| and powdered for my sales. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered Ipeeac.
| III $50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb. -
| gsa. $50 lbs Powdered Cantharides. a
| 300 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
| $50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic. Ell
| 1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid 5lea5- 54s=
| 20 lbs Powdered Extract Coocynth.
| PAINTS OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
| 10000 lbs Pure White Lead. 1-@.
! 10000 lbs No. i White Zinc Paint Am. 81.
/ ~ 200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
! - 20 casks French Yellow Ochre. -
| Episcopal Varnish 45s ~ ~
| bbls White Damar yarnsh. So z
bbs Japan Varnsh. .1a
IN 2 bbls Coach Tarnish.
| 500 gallons Spirits Tdpenne. "
| 500 gallons English I4nseed OIL II 49,.
| III 80 casks English Venetian Red. ',e.s
1 60 bbls Lamp Black. sf - - ~ :"
100 boxes American Windows Glass assorted from
/ Shy 10 to "a by 80.
100 kegs Yellow Ochre, in OIL
100 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL
All Of which viii be sold the very lowest market rates
| ia o. O.W0oDMAN, New Orleans La and
jel2 5md&w 0. O. wooDMAN & CO., yicksburg, Miss
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Sg9}fU Orlealts Nlonfv NIarktt.
cnsscEsr orrlcn, No 70 Camp street,

.=...glA. w. Wednesday, Evening, june u, 1856,
The calls on one Of the Banks to day heavy for dis
count being sl5O0 Of which there discounted l45
evidence ability ibesly On another they were
large passed another they were very small
exceeding $4,000 The Banks one and oh are in strong
position and the is there Will be no want OF money
during present stagnant On the street good paper
with ready sale at to though in
class the market appears to be in favor Of
lenders The amount offering, however, is very limited.
The Stock market only indicates limited transactions. Sales
Of Bank Of Louisiana Stock have been made t55 The sale
Of the Harris Stocks takes place Saturday The Board
of Directors Of the Bank Of Louisiana have fully
mined about the dividend though extra dividend of
per will be made make the dividends the
year expiring next January fifteen per cent whether the
Of five cent will be next month January
not, learn been fully determined Chances will
postponed till January, which will same to the
stockholders They are safe SO 1t matters not
whether the Ajax does does not divide month
The Of the stock held permanent investment
and extra dividend month is not going add fits
rnsic value 0 @
Banks sold at New York before the closing Of the mail
md they all flush this morning there not much in
clnaion recede Time bills without change Private
bankers hold from III to II discount for sixty days sight and
seventy days date In others did not learn variation
Sterling without change though the shipping Of several par
cells Of cotton (Which purchased time snce has
placed bills of ading Of drafts the market within tile
past few days, which have been taken at 81 to 81 with
fraction above and since fraction below Clear bills
firm yesterdays The for large ransaconsis
drawing to close and there nothing to indicate that Ex
change, both foreign and domestic decline present
rates. and then possibly sale two be made which
brief period depress the market Until larger basis
Of Exchange appears in MARKET there will be very little Hucua
ton.
The mail failed to-day from beyond Mobile
The following, showing the operations of the United States
Mint and Branches for the last quarter Of May 1856 has just
been made public
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sha lass sladsf fsE months
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x tei2l5 u e Sheriff Of he Parish Of Orleans.
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FrrH DISTRICT cognr} CITY Of EEw ogLEANs ysrtu
~ VIRTUE Of wig % zen Saei.as e
auction, the PREMISES Il Juns is5s
= The # S coNfESTa OF ST
uated at the Of Magazine and ST. Mary streets
Seized in the above quit s35$ !59g3s AZ
TERMS-Cash on the spot. #$sa5ES III
JOHN II. BELL, ~ III 4a
iell IT q Sheriff ii the Parish of Orleans.
cIsaUrEHE CoUR DE DIsERIcE IA VILE DE IA NILE
s# NoHveie- Orleans. ISLE No. q. SS553-
EtN VE&TU d, un writ de Teri facfas moi
IL addrese Memorable Cinqeme Cour de District de u
Nouvelle Orleans dams aaire precedent e LUN
DI % de JUN 1856 II herres u nan Ieux la vents
cERTIIN DE- c4FE m son cosTENU
| sis coin des rues DIES Magasns ct Ste-3larie.
Saisfs dams iafaire ci-dessus ss s8s5
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Tadiudeation.
| & .&J sf5 4s,sis - JOHN NJ. BELL
iell " "a Sheriff de Ia paroiSse d. Orleans
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THE GREAT COUGH RENIEDY-CHERRY
EXPECToRAET-Thcf following original letter was hand.
ed for publication A remedy which elicit such
miums, must DO good
Galveston, Texas, April rs, 1856
Dr.. 0. O. Woodman New Orleans:
Ny sir-In justice you andadnty suffering
and may say world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry Expectorant
done for when all other remedies had aed to give any
relief In the fall Of 1871 living III ST. Louis where
sided most of the time for the last aixeen took
cold which settled lungs, and confined to my bed.
bsered doctors for weeks finally
got legs again. but not cured Of hard coughing
rafting tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for than six months, always the in the Ny
friends insisted had coughed enough to kill
up my mind Unjust cough my life away. left ST. Louis
in December last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your store in Vcksbug will recollec
coughing hard could not talk to make business
known You said you would my cough AS
bottle of your Cherry Expectoran thought would
slight and your medicine much as not TO try and in
hanulness shall remember the day did In but
wdays began aay and diminish cough and all tick
ling in my throat before had used than three
ous of the that bottle entirely cured
weeks raise cough though exposed day
night in wcahers travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold my cough
ing commenced again. and also the tickling my throat at in.
teryas and before arrival in New Orleans nst
nights coughing would and continue for
hour two procured another bottle from you and
in less than two days entirely relieved again.
determined to always keepa bottle hand the
mencng of cough very few small doses relieve it
trely am fully satisfied it the best Cough Remedy
known to the world and is duty you cough
ing and afflicted part of the human family put
remedy within the reach of ALL Its praise will upon the
tongues of tens of thousands of joyful coughess happy
souls So remedy your Expecorant brought
before the public.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R. j. WOODWARD,