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DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
IL MENT.

II MIN
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
For gRlomotism. Gout, Neuralgia, Lupbogo, sur
Ncc6 and Joints, Sfgans Bruises, Cuts aud
Hounds, PHes, iloldaehc, aud an Riamat-
&C. and Nervous DisoYdos
For all u which is speedy and certain remedy aud
fails This Eminent g. prepared nom the recipe
Of DR. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut the bone
setter and has been used in his practice for than
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
Is a' AIer'mor of Pain, i j. uuriyalcd by any pre-
paraton before the public Of which the most skeptca
may be convinced by single trial
This Lniment will rapidly and radically Rlei
matte Disorders OF every kind and in thousands Of
whore il has been used il has been known fail
FOR Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
case however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst Of Heodele in three min
utes, and is warranted 90 do H.
IO0fhache also IL will cure instantly.
For Marcus De5ihty and Grqcyai LasatUde arising
from imprudenoc or excess this Liamcn Is most happy
and uufailng remedy Acting directly upon the nervous
tissues 1t strengthens and ruyiyGcs the system, and
stores II TO elasticity and yigor.
For Piles AS an external remedy, claim that II is
the best known and we challenge the world to produce
equal Every victim OF this distressing complaint should
give trial for il will not fail to afford immediate
hcf and in majority of cases will affect radical cure.
QtiHsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma
gnant and dangerous, but timely application VI this
lniment will never fail to cure.
SrainS sometimes very obstinate, and enlargement
Of the joints is liable 10 n neglected. The worst
days
B,t,iscs, cuts, Hounds, Sores, Ilrcrs, Burns and
Scadsi yield readily the wonderfully healing proper
ties Of Dr. SwEEr's INrALtWLE LtNGNENr, when used
according 10 directions. Also, Chit5IiH5 Frosted Feet,
and IH',d Bfcs and Nf3us.
Etcry Horse OWHrr should have this remedy at hand,
Ir us umcy use at the first appearance of Lameness viii
ehecuaJ prevent those formidable diseases 90 which all
horses are liable and which render many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless
over four hundred voluntary testimonials TO the won
deriul curative properties Of this Eminent have been
ce'ed within the last two years, and many Of them from
persons in the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness % Dr stephen Sweet every label and also "ste-
phen Sweets lnialihle Eminent blown in the glass Of
each battle without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON q co,
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct
f. H. SMITH, Montpelier, General Agent for Yer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

Two Scotch gentlemen went to Ireland to
make a tour, and to see the natives. Ono of
them, one drizzly day, bet the other the price
Of their dinner and a bottle of wine, that the
first Pat they found would be too much for
them. A diminutive fellow, with an old
frieze coat and piece of hat was trying to
plough with pony under the shelter of row
of trees.
Pat said our friend
Yes, yer honor he replied.
If the devil were to como just now, which
Of us three would he take :;
Sure he'd take me, yer honor
But why, PatH
'Casc he's sure Of yoor honors at any time ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

In presenting you with DR. EATON'S INFANTILF
CORDIAL we desire TO state It's superiority over every
nosrum that nurse quack has heretofore offered YOU
fhst-lt rs the preparation Of irregular phy stefan who
Is well qualified from much experience in nfntile com.
plants TO prescribe for them. Secondly-I Is entirely
nee rom pngore or opiatc " any kind aud consequent
NtsheNes by removing the suffering Of your child Instead
OF uoaaenngits sonsi1tes. Imrdy-It is put up with
eea' care as comparison Of it with any other article
i'f nmnhe complaints will show the very roots from
Wmeh 10 Is distilled being dug from the forests under the
direction of DE- Eaton, many Of them by his own hands
tourthl}- 10 perfectly harmless and cannot iniure
ne most delicate infant, and Is certain cure and relief
IN an the following cases. which Is its chief merit over
every Other preparation, viz
for MI Complaints attending Teething; such as Dys-
enicry Coci &c also for sufenng the gums and reey-
ing pain. For regulating the bowels IL Is uncqualed-
For Cpd 10 the Head it Is relief For Group the
most iaa ana trying Of diseasee II be relied on with
perfect confidence and being powerful anti spasmodic
IN all cases OF commissions or ITS earnestly recommend
you 20 loose no limcm procuring Lastlyit costs so
much more Than other preparations Of the kind that we
cannot AFFORD such long advertisements as c those
whoe expense sthcir adycrt.ng for the same reason
u eommends itself as The reliable Ia all mothers
In All cases, The directions wrapped around each bottle
must he strictly followed Price gi cents nor bottlc
soldby CHURCH 4 DUPONT, Druggists,
No. 3 Maiden Lane.
o. New York,
Geo. G. Goodwin a Co.. Wholesale Agents BOSTON Ms
Ana ny Al respectable Druggists throughout the country
FRED, L. SMITH, Ag't, Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

Nj ANllOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
WI TORED.-- Published, in a sealed Envelope,
<7gIrssl On The Nature, Treatment and
%-klyl ~ Radical Cure Of Spcrmatorrhua, or Seminal
Inlay Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and Involuntary Emissions, inducing lmpotency and
Mental and Physical Incapary.
BY ROB j. CULNERWELL, NJ D.,
Author Of "Ihe Green Book" sc.
The worldrenowned author in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from bis avn experience that the awful
consequences Of scfahuse may be efeouslly removed
without Medrnc and without dangerous Surgical opera
ions, nougie.i Instruments, rings or cordials pointing
Out mode OF cure Al certain aud rccual 10y which
every sufferer matter what his condition may be- may
cure himself ehcapy privately and radically This Lee
iure will prove a boom IN thousands AVID thousands.
Sent under seal 20 any address pospnid on the re.
ccpt " two pnsage stamps, hy addressing Dr. Gil c.
KLINE, NJ d., $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box
Ass. 7l26
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

NINNNNl \. IL nv, 10. T0lIT
MIR. A. ]. GREEN-My Dear Sir Ii affords me
pleasure Co inform you, that the Prof Motifs Magic Hair
lnygorato obtained of y0u three months Since has been
used by my daughter with complete success, stopped
the hair coming out in very short time aud produced
healthy condition Of the scalp. We arc uow using the
luygorator as toilet article, aud truly say It's quail
ics in this respect unsurpassed. Us delicate vet de-
lcious perfume. is feature boo is compound, and has
ard nothing n saying stands unsurpassed In The whole
catalogue Vi h4ig remedies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

The above class Of complaints will be removed b.
nightly fomcntng the parts with water, aud ihl
by most chcctualy rubbing IN the Ointment. Persout
suffering from these drofu complaints should lose rq
moment n arrcstiug their progress. II should De undtf
stood that it is sufficient merely the Oint-
mcnt the affected parts, but Thrust De well rubbed In
Tor some considerable time two three times day,
that il may be- taken into the SYSTEM whence it will
move any hidden wound as cdoctusly as though
palpablc the eye There again bread and water pou
tees. after the rubbing in of The Ointment will do great
service This is the 0uly treatment for female
Of cancer in the stomach, where there may De gene
raj bearing down.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24
4Hruttal.

MRS. WINSLOW. AN EXPERIENCED
vi Nurse and Female Physician, presents to
the attention Of mothers, her
S o O II II / " q S Y Il u = q,
FOR CHILDREN TEElHlNG,
which greatly facilitates the process of tcethug, by soft
cniug lhe gums reducing all iuhammaton-will allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves
AND RELIEF AND HEALTH TO
NOER INFANTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

How TO START A HoRsE.-Ono who wit
messed the operation, gives the following
mode Of starting "balky horse :" stage
horse refused to 90 ahead the driver tried,
without effect, to get him to go forward,
backward, or sideways At length, gentle
man made his way through the crowd, and
taking handful of mud from the street, held
it to the horses mouth, and smoared it over
his nose. The animal seemed to receive
slight shock he put his cars forward, as
much as to say, What is this He ate, APP
parently with relish, two or three handfuls
After few pats on the neck, and a few min
utes' standing, he started and went on with
out further difficulty, to the evident satisiac-
ton of the driver and large crowd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

MI lDDLESEN OIL manufacture from
l'l pure FlaS Seed My "a years experience in this
business and always producing unlucstionubo qua
ny Of Boil and Raw Oil, is the best recommendation
can furnish
For SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL
or ofmy agents, SrORRs FULLER, at Montpelier
Quality warranted. ENOS STILES.
MiddleseX. February, 1859. 3lu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24
U1cFRATED SORE TnRoAT am

Any Of the above diseases may be cured by we rubbing
the Ointment three times day into the chest throat and
meek NJ the patient t will soon penetrate aud give i'm
mediate relief Medicine taken by the mouth must cre-
any local part whereas The Ointment will do ts ws-k az
once. Whoever tries The uugucut 10 the above manner
for the diseases named ans similar disorders ahccrrg
,he chest and throat, will find themselves relieved bY
II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24
SUCCESSFUL UNDERTAKING..

late number of the Nclc England Far
MGR gives, from J. w. Proctor, OF South Dan
vcrs, the following account Of great success
resulting from thorough drainage: "The
most extensive experiment / have seen was on
the Pickman farm, $50 called, in South Sa-
lem. 1t extended over moro than five acres
of fiat swampy land, situated between tho
Mansion House and the Forest River road.
Various attempts had been made, in years
past to bring this land into condition for
culture, by throwing it into beds of 80 OF 40
feet in width, and excavating main ditch
through the centrc-all of which very imper
fcc,ly relieved it. The present proprietor de-
termined TO try what could be done by tile
drains accordingly be procured an accurate
survey and level of the field, and employed
experts to lay his drains, chiefly of three inch
tie. at distances varying from 30 to 40 feet.
This boz been thoroughly done over the whole
field. 1t was early done, that the field was
planted with the various kinds of vegetables
cultivated in this vicinity. The increase of
the crop over anything before produced on
the same land, has fully paid the expense of
the draining process in all its parts, leaving
the land worth at least, three hundred dollars
per acre--being more than double what it
would have before been estimated at. A
specific account Of the entire operation will
soon appear in the Essex Transactions, now
in press, and for which the first premium on
Undertaking was awarded by the trustees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24
mcoitaI.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS. SORES AND

ULCERS.
All description Of remedablc by the prorcr
and digcnt of this ncstmahlc preparation. Ioat.
tempt bad legs by plastong the edges n the
wound together Is a folly for should the skin unite.
boggy diseased condition remains underneath ~ break
out with tcnuld fur, IN few days. The only ratotai
and successful treatment indicated by nature Is
duce the inflammation ia and about the wound and 10
soothe the ncighborng parts by rubbing In plenty q me
Inn ..1la n. III l. ...- N M ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24
Found!

OUNCE the world was created the disciples n Medi-
- enc nave been constantly and eagerly searching
for medicine that would cure Rheumatism mn
heretofore they have mot with no success. as III.
present alarming prevalence of the maiady fills
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

A. A. MAIDS JiwEIRY Sronp.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
sHRRYFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution . ma directed
ID and delivered from IL ofdes Of ths clerk n
the District Court Of Auseatias county, etste =!
Iowa, against the goods and ehattels, lands and
tenements. Of Margaret Miller, Elisha =. Muller,
Ada Miller, Cath ayi.e Miller and Leuiss Iisehss,
admir- and heirs VI the estate Of Samuel J: Miller,
deed, have levied uron A.d will expose to sole On
aturday, the 10Th day of June, AID. 1860. at ths
court house door n the city Of AuscatiAss the
following described property, to.wits iConms.-
cling at stake planted ct the corner Of Jeremiah
Price Inow Wisgins1 land in tAs south. east
quarter Of section No: ak, township seventy
north range four wsst-thsncs south sixty chains
t. . stake and mound-thenes east forty chains to
. stake and nound-tbancs north twenty CHAINS 70
. stake and mound-thencs west twenty chains 70
stone cor thence north forty chains 70 stone
On the Bloomington [now MusoetinsJ Eeed-theaes
west on sid road to the place Of bsginning-alss,
tho und ivided one third part Of the north half Of
tho east half of tb southwest quarter Of section
three in township and range Aforesaid, in Husea-
tine county, Iowa-sl Of which, Or 20 much thereof
a. may BE- necessary, will b sold 70 satisfy saad
special execution in favor Of John Woleh. Sale to
between the hours Of nine o'clock In
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day. ~ WIN. GORDON, Sheriff n. o.
Muscatine, May II, l850-w4w-prsfse$8 ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA

YlHE BUCKEYE has two driving wheels, which
support tho whole weight Of the frame, gear
ins and driver, givi.g u nearly double the pevsr
1t nashins which hss bat one driving wheel D
the use Of two diving wheels, operating togsshsR
OF Independently short turns can be made to the
right Or left, without elosging or stopping tie
knives. n ~-..g @ = ~ I.-f .'-Ee g
no oea aIAR1Na II ruE DRIVING wHIsIs.
In nearly all aaehines now built the cog gear
ing 10 connected with the driving wheels, as aise
10 the Bali Reaper, represented - being an inn
proven ent over the Buckeye. This gearing in the
master wheels cannot be thrown ont, and must ne
eessarily be continual wear, for 1t is the main
gearing. q" A
In tie Buckeye this great evil is entirely avoided
the driving wheels having goo cogs them, the
gearing is permanently arranged near the center
Of the frame, at proper distance from the driving
wheels, and driving by pawls AZ d ratchels, thus
dirt: 10 backing the gearing has no motio2- a
PAWLs AlD RATcHEIs. r. ~r. II Z
By the use Of pawls and ratchets, two gr eupd :
wheels can be used to drive the kniveL In backing
the gearing is not put in motion, consequently the
knives do not vibrsts. In al gem used in
other machines for the purpose Of throwing them
out of gear only half the gearing DO stopped.
and consequent the most important gear must
remain in motion,
DOUBLE HINGED FINalR BAR:
The ground on which moving machines srs used
il generally more less uneven, therefore the ne
eessity OF having machine that VIII permit iIS
fnger-bar to play loosely thereon Independent Of
any other part Of the machine. The fngax bar to
the b. ckeye is attached to the frame by double
niger joint Viii Oh allows it to follow the sarface
Of the ground without being affect cd by the work
ing Of the frame over knslls, ridges and through
hollows. .zE
In consequence Of tho Misrepresentation having
been made by the Ball Reaper, the pr0prietors of
the Buckeye have deemed it mstter of necessity
to make the above statement to show to the farm
A. A. h.~v k.xN Gavsuc. "a hn
imposed upon, u the Buckeye, manufactured st
Canton, Ohio, BY G.. Aultman 4 Co., Il the only
improved Buckeye Reaper and Mower nanuf.c-
tured, and all machines represented Is the Buckeye
improved mot manufactured by them il an infring.
ment upon our rights.
G. AULTMAN 4 co.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower 10 for sale 0y
JOHN NJ. GUILD, Atslisss,
Aud can be seen and examined at Bombefger,
Griswold l. Co.'s wsrereoms, Museatine, Iowa.
May Is, l860-w5w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01


The river is about on stand At this place, being
now about four feet above low water mark. Boats
cross the Rapids without getting aground, but
many have to Fighter" their freight over.
THE "JuxE RISE" POSTPONED oNs YEAR Boats
from above report the river falling. The annual
"June RISE" it seems, is not coming this season.
The steamer Red Wing, bound from Memphis
to Little Rock. was snagged and sunk on the oath,
at Smiths Cut Of.
FREIeH1s, &C. - Freights are unchanged, viz
cents per bushel for wheat and corn to st. Loui'
aud Is cents per 100 lbs. for miscellaneous reghts
Passage to St. Louis 81.
MURDER ON THE WAR EAaLB.-A difficulty occur
red on the steamer War Eagle, on Thursday eve.
ming, 24th, few hours before her arrival at ST.
Paul, says the Pioneer, which resulted in the death
of James Merely at the hands of John Duran, botf
of whom were employed as deck hands ON the boat
STEAMER ExPLosrox.-The telegraph brings thu
intelligence that the steamer Kate HcLaurin, fol
Fayetteville, burst her boiler on the morning of th'
soth, near Elizabethtown. N. c., killing Capt Evan
and deck hands, and scaldiug the fireman and tw'
Others The cargo was merchandise for the interior
| and is total loss.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
Mexican Mussong Linim emit.

From rich and peer, bord and free, all color,
grades and conditions Of life, We hear the same
need of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved, valua'
bio animals made useful, and untold ills assusgsd
by this great medicine, which is surprising to the
Judgment Of man. What family does not require
|. standard Linimsnti Who ever heard of the
Same effects produced by any othei3artiele? Fol
Cuts, Bruises, SPANS, Rheumatism, sweliias',
Strained Horses, &C., it has no eqnal. Bs''ars Of
ins;tations! The genuine Mustang Liniment IL
sold by oil respectable Druggists and Livery Men
in svsry town, parish and hamlet throughout North
and South America, Euro 20 aad the Islands OF the
Ocean. Buy at once. BARNES i PARK,
m1s-wlm Propristors, N. Y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01

A MUsoArrNR LAD ABRoAD-Ws fua the
following paragraph In the Can Francisco (Cal.)
Farmsr, in . notice Of the Globe Foundry at
Stockton
"a model Of . miniature engine, Of delicate yet
perfect construction, was set In molten; It only
ali it, parts and when in melton, made Coo to zee
revolutions in . minute this was the work Of . lad
Of fourteen years Of age. II was made in Iowa and
brought to this country TIVE or three years ago, BY
the ingenious artist, Mr. Edward Cadle, who 10 now
q very skillful engineer and workman in this
foundry, yet quite young man."
Illus Cadle. We are pleased to hear such good
report from him. The engine referred to was
exhibited OF our County Fair in 1885, at which time
We published description of ii. It Is certainly
marvel in mechanical ingenuity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
Healthe SICK.

Diseases Of tho Bowls and Stomach arc always
caused BY large deposits Of hurtful matter, left BY
bad or impure blood in those important organs,
and the poisonous material in this vitiated blood,
acting on the system, makes it too weak to throw
of this matter BY the natural channel, or II any ID
carried Of it is very small portion. So arise d.
a1rhs and dyssntsry, collie, eostivenes bad breath
indi gsstion nauses loss Of appetite, bslching OF
wind OF the stomach, etc. To cure all these "ths
blood ID tho ifs," and must be perfectly pure and
clean then you cannot be sick. A short use Of
JUDSON'5 MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will de-
light you You will feel with surprise their nigh.
" power and b willing to say with the red mon
Of the west, truly they are the "mishty healer"
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. lAprii elm,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
Proceedings Of the City Council.
Tn Auuup Nav 20.

FfoCeeOloBS Oh the ClSy SOuaChAs
COUNCIL CHAxBsR, May 80.
Mayor and members all present.
Mr.. Molis presented petition of the Auscatine
Evangelical Society asking that the street might be
brought to the grade in front Of lot 10 block rs.
Referred to Molis and Hershe.
Mr.. Funk, to whom was referred petition Of Hoch
/ Whitehouse and others concerning the sale Of
lumber from RATS on river bank, reported against
the same. On motion, laid on the table.
Also, petition of owners of steamer Luzerne for
reduction of wharfage, reported favorably, laid
the table.
Bill Of Geo. Terry, for blacksmithiug, referred to
Finance committee.
R. Hawley, for work by sundry persons, 1851, q
r. Hawley, do do do 81, 90
A. Kennedy enpineerinp 400
Gas and Coke Co., 1915
NJ Burnett stationary $50
Thomas Purcell, witness fee, 100
William Purcell, do do loo
Bill of Jos. Sykes referred to the Mayor.
On motion, the report on steamer Luzerne petit
ton was taken up debated, and laid on the table.
MIR. Hsrshe introduced resolution instructing
the Street Commissioner to fill in front Of east 40 IT,
of lot block 81. Referred to Stein and Aol:s.
A resolution was adopted instructing the Street
Pine, and Pine street from Third to Second so AZ
to enable property holders to lay cutters and side
walks also, instructing the Marshal to notify said
parties and, in of their compliance within
80 days. to proceed with the work and costs
to said property.
Adjourned to Monday evening next, June 4th.
r. T. WALLACE, Recorder.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-01
rFor the Journal
W0pSie Club.

Pursuant to public notice, . meeting o.
the citizens of Wapsinonoc and adjoining
townships was held in the town hall, in West
Liberty, on Saturday evening, 2sth inst, for
the purpose of organizing Republican Club
On motion, Asa GREaa was appointed
temporary Chairman, and THos. s. BROOKE,
Secretary.
Moved and carried, that . committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Geo. O. Shipman, VIM. O.
Evans and B. Carpenter, BE- appointed to draft
Constitution and Rules for the government
Of tho Club, and report the names of suitable
persons for permanent officers.
The committee reported Constitution and
Rules, which were adopted; also, the follow.
ing named gentlemen for permanent officers !:
JOHN WR1Gnr, President; Asa GREac, Vice.
President; THos. s. BRookE, Recording Sec
rotary; G. ELLIOTT, Corresponding Secretary;
and JonN RUSSELL, Treasurer-who were
severally elected to the Offices annexed to
their names.
On motion of Mr.. Gregg, the Recording
Secretary was instructed to procure book in
which to record the names Of members, the
Constitution and Rules, and minutes of the
proceedings of the Club.
Mr.. Evans offered tho following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolred, That we do most heartily endorse
the nominations of the Republican National
Convention, and also the nominations of our
own State and Congressional Conventions.
Moved and carried, that the proceedings of
this meeting be sent to the Muscatine Journal
for publication.
After some remarks from Messrs. Shipman,
Gregg, Evans, Sedgewick, and others, the
Club adjourned until next Saturday evening,
June I'd. JOHN WRIGHT, Pres't.
THos. s. BROOKE, Sec'y.