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z. g. M,NAIRY s. CO..

RE receiving and opening daily their Pail and White.
n Stock Of Goods, and By the 25th inst hoy will be able
exhibit the largest and most desirable they
ever had pleasure Of Offering their friends and ne
public, very respectfully invite examination of &c
OIL CLOTHS, CARPETINGS, HOUSE Fur
NISHING, AND PLANTATION GOODS.
We ntend to be exeelsd We shall keep hese de
partments very full and we'll selected. Call at
sent % X. G. McNAIRY n cos
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g. G.. TOEBBITT: sssa So - j.
SEs:-In your paper Of this morning the follow
ing statement occurs:
" The FIRST sentence in the Banners leader of
yesterday is positively and palpably untrue. This
is not the first time that have been grossly mis-
represented by the Banner. We respectfully but
most earnestly insist that such things be not per
sisted in, in future"
Being the responsible author Of the Banner sleader
and having time to reply before the election in
the most legitimate and proper msnner-tbrOugb
our own columns-I have been forced to address
you this note. The sentence to which you take
exception, well the whole article was founded
upon your editorial remarks of the 18th and 22d
inst, in which you select from among the four
didates then before the people, the only one be-
longing to your party, and present his name at the
head Of your article, your favorite, strongly
urging his election. True you disclaim to have
presented him as party candidate, but it did
tainly appear to that he owed the advocacy Of
his claims in your columns to the fact that he was
ths only democrat in the field.
therefore feel justly Sgrived at your article Of
this morning, regarding it an impeachment Of
my veraety-it would be but justice to me that you
should Withdraw the remark.
Respectfully, &C.,
JAMES E. RAINS.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. 2Sth, 1857.
Jas. f. RAINS. Eco.
JAMES E. RAINS.

NhbHFILLAI DtPt' ION, IOOi.
Jas. E. RAINS, Eco:
Sr:-0n my return from Columbia this morning.,
your note, Of Saturday last has been placed in my
hands. The fact that 9 note had been sent from
you had been briefly teegraphed to me on Saturday,
but the dispatch was not placed in my hands until
too late for my return to this city that day. -
now, in reply to your note, say, that cheerfuly
withdraw any charge of intentional misrepresenta.
ton Of my Editorial and any seeming Impeachment
Of Jour verAeity.
Respectfully,
&c. HUNTINGTON.
ANDREW EWING.
NELL s. BROWN.
NaskyiUs Sent o. 1857.
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VIM. o. Dale!

dashing and spirited female rider who ever ap-
pezEed In this countrr aud whose startling eques-
tFanm have gained for her the undsputed title Fairy
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E6s- The maxim that every great calamity brings
blessings to somebody, is true in the case of the
Central America A friend of ours, who year or
two ago bought two life policies from passengers
who were about going to California, and who found
this the only means of paying their passage, will
soon come into possession of 81, 800 by virtue of
these policies, which did not cost him above $780,
The parties whose lives the policies covered were on
board the Central America her recent trip to New
York, and are among the lost.-N !. Journal of
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Moss.Side

w. 7. BERRY & CO., have ust received MOSS sTDa,
By Marion HArland, author Of Alone aad ms HdAea
Path
NothEg need be said to awaken interest," Oook
BY this eharmng authors Forysven Thousand copies %
her Alone and Hidden Path have bces sold b. her
American Publishers and he demand pressnt as
slant ard regular In Europe they have vita
still grser other American has yea
hOBorsd By specialization IN the IeipuIe sdaa q
standard Ameesn auihors. Those who bs ad-
vance sses OF AoSSSIDE unite in The opinion hat
hyperion both Of Marion Hsand's former prOdusions IN
interest," style. and popular Is incidents Of an
exciting nature while tho plot better and syssnai
caly arranged.
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W.T. BERRY & CO. have just received COLLECTION
OF REMAkKABLE CASKS IN SURGERY. sslesisd and.
arranged from American and Foreign Iour1als, By
Prof. PAUL ?. EVR,
Royal ectaVo. SIS psgss--- a. 81
In this volume presented, in eiasioi lo-m, the
history the treatment, and lbs OF more han sish
hundred cases exhibiting every variety injury a8d many
ofhs forms Of anomalous disease, with which tie surgeon
would be likely TO meet Many Of ne recorded
have occurred At intervals long distant in dTent
thess and under different surgeons HeBes this volume
o5viates The necessity Of abodOus Fsarsnes % The
exhausess series Of volumes o. the vaoas ouiasH By
the practitioner who Is esSlng sxDssnes 0taers
In unusual cases; and he here really snd examples
for which he wsuld search the text books in vas. re
furnished, in fac with RneycloPsdi Of Pacezi
gerry which, amer having examnsd thossht he
would be wiInngtO disPsrss win hza Vim his
dictionary. ssptts
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N. ORLEANS s. CAIRO

M ALL LIN Ell
BE regular hour for departure Of bs Mail,
7su9, IL O'Clock, N, except Sundays, When ms
steamers
I. c. TWITCHELL......H. W. Smith. Master,
VIRGiNIA........ ..-..... G. +. RsYSOLDs, .
at 10 O'Clock, ~.
From Cairo New Orleans they will arrive Nsnahs
MONDAYS and leave New Orleans mediatefg siter
the ariyal OF The cars, a. O'Clock, n
Returning from New ORLEANS, VIII arrive Memphis
Wednesdays, and proceed 70 Cairo.
L HOLLADAY, President
New Orlesns and Cairo Mail Company.
II For freight or passage apply on board
K REDMAN. AssBt
ep22tm New Orleans & Cairo Mai Line, Memphis. Ten.
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DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNOR ELECT

DIT MI hL Ut The GUNERNOR ELECT
The Memphis appeal, of the 26th, says Gen Isbam
q. harris the Governor elect of Tennessee, will.
we learn leave this city for Nashville on Wednesday
next to make the necessary preparation for entering
upon his official duties and making his permanent
abode at the seat Of Government The Inaugural
hon' If we are rightly informed usually takes place
about the 10th Of October although the precise time
as got fixed by law. The Governor elest will carry
win him. as he now enjoys the Warmest regards of
ms numerous party and personal friends in this i'm
mediate locality, who will constantly cherish live
ly interest for his successful performance o, the
nigh and responsible duties imposed upon him by
the people of Tennessee
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SHAKESPEARE REVISED TO SUIT THE TIMES. "Help
me- Casl-us, or | sink"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

TENHB large Room in building tie corner o. Cedar
and DeadIiek Streets lately occupied y MI ringEeJ
as eAneing Saloon. Apply 70 ". = COOPER
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PRIVATE BOARDI

A FEW single gentlemen can be comfortably accommo.
n dated with Board and Lodging by
MRS. LOOMS,
Al
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SEWING MACHINES


MOTH on Torbett & Co. oF s6ss "a payable Is he
Il Union Bank three months daIs dated II sep
tember 1851. Said payable and Endorsed 81 "
Nkiieman and endorsed BY Roht Hal. ne DabIc are
cautioned net 70 trade for said note.
sept "A W WHITMAN
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First Day of October Next.

will cell at Iron Mountain Furnace, Stewart county the
said and Land-about 1900 acres about l.
600 scres bottom land, about 200 In
THIS place could be made Of the nnest Stock Farms
Tennessee has abundance Of fine
bark land lies between the Tennessee Cumber-
river and extends 70 each river and has fine yard
privileges and all the wood be readily sold Steam.
boats In addition these advantages has fine Fur
nace with all the necessary fixtures about a furnace.
will also u al the time, Blacksmith Tools, Carts,
Wagons Axes, &c, &c
The real estate be sold credit of Q, and years
(aterR small cash paymenand the personal property
credit Of or month. with in bank for all
over SlOO-fOr smaller Sums h will be required Two
good securities required on the miles, lien retained
aug s6=d&vtas rios VSJsDOh
I have hAsiT fppne nEEfo n en- and saisHbIH sss
mar 70 ssli pfvstsiTg sail sees, m ", ~,
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Administering Sale

Horses, Mules, Cows, Hogs, Sc, SC.
IN FRIDAY. OCTOBER end, I shall ofi.r At kucian a
~ lot Of HORSES, MULgS, COWS. Hogs. CARRIAGES
Bugges, WAGONS Harness. FArnit Utensils, &C., &C. kc
the personal properly Of he estate Of CHARLES ToAkS,
deccased.
be held at Glen Oak the late residence * Gas.
Tones deceased Two miles FROM Nash vile, the hb0ro
Pike.
TERMS OF SALE
All under SpO cash an su ms over Soo six snth-
endorsed aud payable ~ bans.
JANIS H-CKAfGHEAD, kdgr
:. r. 9aAseoex, Aa.lsassf issFt ss.ais
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The CASE OF DURAND against CAPT. HOLLINs, of
the U. S Navy is pending in the U. s. Court for
this district 1t involves a number of interesting
questions, and especially the broad one of the con-
stuIiOna power Of the President to order the bonn
bardment and destruction of town in a foreign
country without the authority of Congress, which
body holds the war-making power. This is a great
political and constitutional question, which will no
doubt whatever may be the decision of the Courts
below be carried to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
1t has been suggested by some and may perhaps
be argued in the case before the Court, that the
orders to Capt Hollins did not justify the extreme
of hostility which he resorted 10, and that
he is therefore liable for the consequences of those
measures. But reference to the orders will sus-
tain the construction which Capt Holins put upon
them and besides, his act IVES afterwards assumed,
avOwed and justified by the Executive Government.
~ 7. Jour. Com.
RELIC OF THE RevOLUTIoN.-The Farmville
va Journal notices a small parcel of wheat which
is more than three quarters of century old. and
the history of which is not without interest tt
Journal says; g During the revolutionary struggle,
there stood near Rocky Run Church. in the County
of Amelia, mill at which -four for the use Of the
American troops was made. Near the mill was q
large granery, in which much of the wheat waiting
to be ground was stored When Tarlon and his
fierce dragons were ravaging the South Side
ties, plundering farm houses, and insulting and
frightening defeneeless women and children, they
heard of the stores of wheat in this mill and granary,
and rightly suppOsng their destruction would be
severe blow to the rebels, fire to the buildings,
both of which, with their contents, were entirely
destroyed. Neither mill nor granary was ever re-
oullt, and though seventy-six years have elapsed
since they were destroyed by the ruthless sOldiery
OF Britain, the places where they stood easily
TO DC dlscerned by the BACKED aed charred appear
ance Of the earth. twas in turning up this earth
few weeks since that Col Foster procured the
sample Of wheat left with us. 1t bears the marks
OF IRE, heihg chsred aud shrveled, aud yet It has
inc sprsAranes Of having beet Of svesF gaod qssl.
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ABOUT hossUTH AND THE MONEY he GoT.-Some
persons wonder says the Richmond Dispatch, how
kossuth supports himself in the expensive oapita of
London. Thisis nObodys business But it is none
the less fact that kOssuth arrived with very limit
ed means in the United States, and that his mission
to this country however barren Of political fruits
was, in monetary point of view eminently success
full Ninety thousand dollars was the amount Of
that distinguished gentleman levy in the American
Republic in the short space of nine months, being
nearly as much the President of the United States
receives in four years. This same Kossuth declared
should be devoted to the political redemption of
Hungary, courageous well as patriotic declara.
tIon, when we consider the immense disproportiOn
ofthe means to the object to be accomplished. II is
probable that, on a sober second thought, the Hun
garisn has made more JudioiOus investment of the
material aid" the interest of which, though made
quate to the emancipation of Hungary, is sufficient
for the comfortable support Of single patriot.
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LANps An PURIIC ~

ON WEDNESDAY, 3lh instant ziii o5sr sor sals "a
" the highest bidder, a. ANTIOCH DEPOT. eight miles
from Nashville, eight handsome small trects % Land
fronting on the Rail DAD, Turnpike. and DeDos rFounds
These lands very fertile, and we'll sGpped via shun-
dance fg0Od spring water, and timber.
Time 70 Nashville, 90 minutes.
For further information call Ne % Cherry sssf
sept95td MACE & NO0DFARe-
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A BOY.-At Bardstown XIV.
q few DAYS ago, the town thrown into state
Of excitement by the discovery of rather strange
case of suicide A little son of Mrs. Emily Wilson
was found in circumstances that argued deliberate
design of selfdesiruction. 1t seems that Satur-
day evening, in the absence Of his mother the little
fellow retired to his room, and after, having locked
the door and fastened all the windows, he hung him
self from bed-pOst, by means of handkerchief
His absence was not noticed until Sunday morning,
when the door of his room being found locked, an
entrance was effected through the window, when he
was discovered in the state described
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Chiffon g. ARR0TI

AVE Just foceVed Tom the oa8tefn ce8 IRTge
II and select assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VESTINGs,
with the greatest BY Mr. Harvey whose supe
or taste has enabled TO bring by far the beau
fu stock of piece goods have offered Nashville
An made up to order under ths sapenntsndanes Of
we'll known q HaFvey.S SEP
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tie of Tennessee, COmptroIler's Office,

State of Tennessee, COmptrOIler's Office,
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1851.
THIS is TO certify, that The Quaker City Insurance
pany, local cd al Philadelphia in the State Of
vanta, has complied with requirements
ed by the General Assembly OF the State 81 Tennessee
March, 1856, entitled An Act regulate the agencies Of
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the STATE Of Ten
nesee, and that Joseph Nash, Is the legally authorized
agsn. Of said Company In the town of Nashville Of
Tennessee. J. G. LUrTRELL, COmptrpller,
The subscriber will issue Fire aud Marine Policies in the
above excslent Company, on eqtabIe terms.
JOSEPH NASH,
sept. 1s-3w No. 25 College strset.
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valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
n ed BY Washington, JeHerson and Pearl Streets on which
there is good buildings A bargain will be given For
terms apply to LANIER, PHILLIPS & Co.
sept. 4-3m. Market Street
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UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR SIX PERSONS
KILLED.

FRosT Considerable frost was visible in our city
this morning -KHsE. Reg 24h.
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40 Mules, Large IrOn Works,
AND oTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
~ q n T.

DY virtue Of decree rendered in Chsncery Court at
ID Nashville in the suit of LedbetteF and Bosck VS. Jpo
D. Brien and others, will sell at public auction on
the Public Square in Carksvie. on
Monday. the I4th Day of Sept,
next-40 FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness;
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N. HOBSON, President.
W. WIRELESS, Cashier.

To place creditors of the Bank Of Nashville be-
yond all doubts we have determined to convey our
private property additional security to be used in
the event Of necessity, reserving emily enough pay
our private Indebtedness, which is small.
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RARE CHANCE FOR SPECUAATEOs.
any person has 500 ihsn be wants, aad via
loan . 70 u.s. We vii AXE great pleasure Is nalnag
Machine shop andF0uudTy after him. D0nT All call a
SpeeuaboFs calling the above business viii please call
between he hours Of and p be most Important
part is big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug 10 Ellis 4 MOORE.
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Fresh Arrivals
FOR SALE.

lust RECEIVED large let of fresh English Dairy ,
q w. K. Cheese, Canvassed Beef, Hams and Tongu
Peaches, Strawberries, and Pine Apples.
sept 10 VESSEL & THOMPSON
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RErURN or ANDREW Jackson AS TO THE BRAvEsr
Mar II NEW loRk.--kpR est iDYeBtus.
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NASHVILLE Sept. &c, 1857.


3 MessRs. F. C. DUNNINGTox, E. G. EASTMAN AND
G. c. TOHBBITT: -4sa sszs -.--e H.
SSs.-In your paper Of this morning the follow
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With Exquisite Wood Engraving fsem Original
Designs BY HoPPIS,


TA's EoRderulig clever upon ne a1s1ns and ~
rAvsgaDes Of New York female asiocEey appesEsd arst
in Harpef's Weekly Journal. and eompsss his dd it
sold, and new editions saIl being called fOr.
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BOARD WANTED

Tor A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. witnin few mi
walk lromtLe Post once. ADDRESS 2. Q. Box 81
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WO RKS
MALNuT GROVE IEEEER2AN STREE-n

NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON STREET.
o ANU EL HASLAA having made important additions
y 20 his machinery and greatly increased bis facilities
for manufacturing stone Of every descr pon. equal u
point Of finish and durability to any made in the city and
at low prices and giving his personal attention 70 the
setting of the work. feels confident that he can give
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front TO Houses sill OF Fencing
10 steps to String Cornice large Lanning Flag
gng 70 Bush Hammered Fiaggibg, CurbBg to Cuping
Chimney Tepand all the branches Of StoneCutng for
cash..
aug 22-ly. WIN. HAsLAM Superintendent.
IA COPYJ
PHLADELPmA, Aug Is 1857.
Statement of the Condition of he Quaker City
insurance Company made up to July {,
1857. III compliance with the laws OF 4 en-
nesSee.
capital SOCK paid up.....-..-..--.. S2tnuO
Surplus ,y93 Is 233, 995 Is
ASSETS.
Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages 355
Bills, Receivable Negotiable. l49 67s IS
Due from Agents and others, $40 -
Cash on hand and BANK II 232 995 Is
Losses due and unpaid, None.
Occnred and waiting proofs about. 1000
H. K. COGGSHALL, Secr'y.
Subscribed and before this Gig enth day Of
August, A. D. 1857. JOHN B. KENNEY,
Alderman and Justice Of the Peace
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

made no bets or wagers depending on the result
of this election And if the person offering Il
vote shall take such oath his vote shall be re
ceived.
SEC. 9. Any person who shall illegally vote
at any election held under this act shall be pun
ished according to the laws of this State for lille
gal voting.
SEC. 10, After the closing of the polls, the
ballots shall be counted in the manner provided
by law, and the returns shall be returned sealed
20 the City Clerk within three days after the
election, and thereupon the Common Council
shall meet aud canvass the same and declare the
result of the election.
SEC IL. fanny election provided for in this
act shall for any cause not be held at the time
prescribed it shall not be considered a sufficient
reason forarreSing, susp snding,o dissolving the
said corporation, but such election may be held
at any time thereafter by order of the City Coun-
eli of which time ten day pubic notice shall be
given; ana further ifany of the duties enjoined
by this act, at time herein specified, or specl-
fed by any ordinance of said city, are not then
dene, the City Council may appoint another
time upon which the said duties may be per-
formed
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lUAPTER. III.
City offers Thsir Qualifications ard terms {
Office

Office.
SEC. !. The municipal government of the
City shall consist of n Common Council com
posed of Mayor and Two Aldermen from each
Ward.
Sac. ,. A Mayor, Treasurer, a Clerk, a
Railroad Commissioner, Superintendent Of
Schools, IN Assessor, Marshal anI one Justice
OF the Peace for the City ri large, and one alder
man, one School Commissioner aAd one Cen
stable for each Ward, shall be elected annually
By the people.
SEC. ,. A city Attorney, Ha.bor Master,
Poor Master, City Physician, CHIEF Engineer OF
the Fire Department, Surveyor, a Chief of Po-
lice and one or more Street Supervisors and
Ere Wardens, Inspectors, Sections, and all such
other Officers as may be deemed necessary for
the proper management of the affairs of said
City may be appointed by the Common Coun-
ell which officers Shall hold their Offices sever.
ally during the pleasure Of the Council, and at
such compensation Us the CouGcil shall pre-
scribe.
SEC. 4. None but electors of said City shall
be eligible to- or qualified to hold any elective
office created by this act.
SEC. >. The Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk, Rail
road CO Commissioner, Superintendent of Schools,
Assessor nd Marshal shall hold their offices re-
spectively for the term Of One year, and until
their successors are elected and qualified. The
Aldermen and school Commissioners shall hold
Years Or until their successors shall be elected
and qualified Provided, that Ofcers elected to
ill vacancies, shall respectively hold for the I'M
expired term, or until their successor, shall be
elected and qualified
SEC. 6. The Aldermen, School Commission
ers, and the Justice of the Peace elected at the
next animal election shall be successors to the
present Aldermen, School Commits sioners and
Justice of the Peace res pectiveiy whose terms Vt
Office expire al that time The Aldermen, School
Commissioners and Justice OF the Peace elected
one year, thereafter respectively, shall be sue
cessors of those Aldermen and School Commits
siouers and of the Justice Of the Peace whose
terms OF Office expire one year after the next e.
lection.
sec Z. If any officer elected exclusively by
any Ward shall remove from such Ward, or If
any officers of such City shall die, resign, refuse
to act, or remove from the City, his office shall
thereby become vacant.
SEC. :. Whenever any vacancy shall occur
of any Elective Office, such vacancy shall be
lilcd by specia election.
SIC. 9. There shall be chosen by the cleo
tors OF each Ward. at the annual election OF said
CITY, one Supervisor for each Ward. to repre-
sen. each Ward in che County Board of Super
visors, and said SupeIvisors" so chosen are
hereby empow cred TO sit i'll he County Board OF
Supervisors, with the same rights and powers
IS are, or may be By law prescribed for, aud
exersised by other members al said board.
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LAWYER = Office, kEXosHA CITY, Wis. Re
siGcnce WILLOW Brook FARM, Somers. E-ss- Sc
verol Jmproged and GHimprored Farms far SAFE