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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-28
Galena and Chicago Union Railroa,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY I 1860, trains
0i. leave Freep'-t fSuntaE- rVcvpt,dJ ut a and
$50 Il. for ChiaEoeHa intermediate places, arriving
at chicago at -.Ir 4 y and . II.
Trains cave Chicago NJ Il.49 and NJ, and arrive
az Frc.pnrt At 4.-3 a NJ and a-25 = connecting
I{eIVdere with trains fr JaIrsyIe, Madison, PIai-
ga CHEN ilwaukee, d..
Al Junction with Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy and
Chicago 4u1 Fulton r. Rs
At Lioa-a with a.Ftraias Fast.
At Freepr=t With an illinois, Certra 2 r trains.
AoTr-6:to n train leaves Fr--port Sunday mis- ht
but nos SATURDAY.
-" Sleeping Cars on Might Trains,
T. b. TALCuTT.
H. H. PORTER GsHI Supt.
cent Passenger agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-28

<-sstzf.tE2A FLrENZA5 lar TATtOS, SORENESS any
E7S1eS.ssSfE e affection o. the Throat CURED, the
EsfejsIs liza iACklNG toUGH in C0SSf' MPTI0S, BRoS-
E1til, lssses CHi-Is, WHhuPGNG JOCGH. ASTHMA Ca
ss{g-Ja<sS TARRH, RELIEVED by X q " " :
<.sIfTn,Sy BRONCHIAL TRDCHES, or CoJGH Loz-
1872 ENGEs.
g 4 simple ele ant 5inati3r FIR CorGHs, 81
Dr. g. r. BIGELow, Boston.
aH4Us gr0Uef sLtreEaeLy serUicea5le H0ARsENEss
Rev. HENHY WAED BEscHER.
81 recommend their use to Primo SrE ,KET,s-"
K-y. I. Il. CHAPIN, New York.
Most sa!ut4~y relief an Bro NcHlTls.'
Kew >. SEIGfKIED. Merrstown, Ohio
"Bea.fetaz askea compelled SPEAK, sHferiag tr0n
Com" Kew. =. j.. +. ASprBsoN, st Louis.
"EFectuaI in reEoriHg H9qrssHess and Irritation Of
the Ilr04t, eoasrgC4 nth SPEAKERS and SING RS.
Prof ". STACY JOHNSON, isGgAng-. Ga,
Teacher ui Music, Southern Female Coil %.
"G-eaf bsHcff sher taken 5eare and after preaching
the4 prereEt Hoarsrarss fya7 Their past effect
think they rtH Be Of Permaasat adrattage 70 me
key. r. EuvIIT A. NJ,
President i theus College, Teun.
sold by all Druggists. at p cents per box.
Also, BROWNS LAXATIVE TRacHEs, or Cathartie Los-
for DyspePsia, IHdgesttga, Constipation, Head
ache, BEitOUs 41ecttOHs, SC 5-Sm
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DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S
Celebrated Stomach BitterS.

But that numerous class who devote themselves
to literary and other sedentary pursuits, and In
consequence OF want OF physical exercise, become
or appetite, have hitherto sought In vain Tor some
inyigorating, life giving medicine. whose effects
upon the system shall DO both speedy and perma
nent. Physicians OF eminence, and profoundly ac-
quainted with the requirements oftho human Frame
commend H0STETTERS BITTERS as the safest
and swtest stimulant 10 the recuperative energies
tte gives fesh vgor to the digestive organs sends
the blood through the veins with q more lively
current corrects tendency TO depression OF spir-
its, and fits man for the transaction OF business
with cheerful heart and IN active mind. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised Tor the
same object. the BITrERS do not act spasmodically
or with temporary power-the influence OF the
remedy Is lasting. And II patient will but give
some attention to securing proper exercise, after
the relief has been Afforded he need fear no return
OF the aficton. The debility natural to the en-
alleyiated by this great strengthening medicine.
thus enabling the aged To pass their declining days
In physical ease whereas they are now suffering
from extreme weakness and nervousness. To this
venerable class of people, HOSTETTERS BIT
TIERS may be commended as Invaluable. The pro-
prietors ofthisnygorator have, In addition, deep
they will and the TT L r. s the best and safest
OF restoratives. Very few medicines are sanctioned
by physicians rs proper to be administered during
the period OF musings and this has obtained an
universal preference.
~ Those who desire to purchase this great rem
edy for Dyspepsia and Debility should remember
the precise title; H0STETTER'S Celebrated
STOMACH BITTERS. IL sput up In quart bottles,
with the name, DIR. j. Hestettcr's Stomach
Bittcr-. blown on the bottle, and also stamped on
the cap covering the cork, with the autograph Of
HosrErrER SMITH on the label These things
are important. on account Of the numerous coun
terfeits now In tho market.
~ Prepared and sold by HOstetter & Smith
Piiisbu GA, Pa, and also sold by all druggists,
srocers and dealers generally throughout the Uni
tel States, Canada, South America an Germany.
sid by DIR. J. Sawyer, BiddefOra House Block I;
s. s. Mitchell, Saco JOS. II. Thatcher, Portsmouth,
n. H., Weeks & Potter, Boston. General Agents for
the New England States. LYRIC
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State of Maine.

YORK, $50 the Hon. Justices Of tho Supreme
Judicial Court, now In session ut Portland, In the
County OF Cumberland.
q ESPECTFULLY represents Mary ]. Rideout,
.tY of Biddeford. In the County OF York ana state
~ of Maine, that she was married to Cyrus r..
Up Rideout, at Bowdoinham In said State, on the
26th day of December A. ID. 1881, by, one Daniel
Picrson, a person duly authorized to solenlnize mar,
ria-os in said state; that she has always eonIucted
herself toward her said husband as iaitliul lov.
Ing and chaste wife; that she Is the mother OF one
child by the said Cyrus, whose name Is Nelly Elm
neglected TO make provision for the support OF her.
and her said child. and entirely dsregarded his dl.
ties towards them for more than three years last
past; that upon tho first day OF July, A. d. iS56,
the said Cyrus without any provocation or Justna-
bic cause whatever len, and deserted your libel
liant; that since that time she has not received
him any assistance whatever, or even seen him.,
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bonds
OF matrmony now existing between said Mary and
Cyrus, may be decrecd. with such other DEGREES rs
law and Justice may require; and the said Mary
further prays that the care and custody OF SAID
Nelly may be dccrecd to hcr, and the said Cyrus
cnjoincd from assuming any control over her.
Biddeford. Ipril 90 1860.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States included In that section Of tho
i Union, which Is most widely known rs New
EnglandS contains thrifty, industrious. intelli-
gent people, who have achieved an uncommon de-
gree OF prosperity with aclmate extremely try
ing to certain constitutions and soil or small fer
tlity they ha 20 contrived to surpass more favored
communities In almost every thing that conduces
TO social comfort and happiness. Unfortunately,
they are occasionally so absorbed In business and
mental cultivation, that they neglect the precau-
lions which are essential to bodily health. Dys-
pepsia aud physical debility are prevalent among
ali classes. The first disease Is produced by mat
tention to the digestive organs, which are SO
ceptible OF arrangement Thousands are now pay
Ing the penalty of this neglect and suffering daily
the most trying pains, almost without q hope Of
relief They have come To believe that their all
ment Is chronic and that they must bear with Il 70
the end. IL gratihes US exceedingly 10 announce
10 these afflicted individuals that they may now
command . remedy OF unquestionable potency and
virtue, which has never been found to fail in all
cases OF digestive weakness or arrangement. Hun
dreds Of tongues are ready TO grow eloquent n
praise Of this wonderful eonqueror Of dyspepsia,
which Is known as
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Biddeford, March 1.
Tegal Wotites.
Commissioners, Notice.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
i Judge of Probate for the county Of York. Com.
missioners 10 receive aid examine the claims OF
the creditors agnst the estate OF John II. Tebbets
late of Berwick, In said county deceased, repre-;
sented insolvent, and six months from the third
day of April, A. d. 1850, being alswcd for that pur-
nose. hereby give notice that they will attend to
the duties assigned thcm at the Office formerly oc.
cupied by the Selectnen, over the store OF Parks
Harris In said Berwick, on the last Mondays or
June July and September next, from one to hve
O'Clock In the afternoon on each OF said yays.
LANES LANES A. T TEgPErs' commissioners.
Bervick April Q, 1860. 3wl6
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Fob 8 n LIE.
Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
1 uated in Kcnnebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kennebunkport village to Biddeiord.
Said farm contains about one hundred acres,
forty of which is covered with wood and tim
Der. The other part Of said farm Is divided In.
to tillage and pasture. Said farm Is well wa
tered, and cuts about forty tons OF hay. Build
ings new and in good repair, and NIL finished
Said buildings are painted and well shaded with
ornamental trees. This is ono OF the best farms
In Kennebunkport, is conveniently located with
reference TO school, meeting houses, markets,
&C.. and offers q rare chance for any ono wish
ing TO purchase, and settle upon good farm.
Said farm will be soil In whole or in part
Terms Of payment madeeas
AARON c. KICKER.
Kennebunkport, March %, 1860. l3u
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Notice 10 Por,elos, q Mortgage.

VYTHEREA6 Joseph HutohinS, Iate Of Yoik, In The
w county ofYorE and STATE OF Maine, deceased,
by his mortgage deed. dsteed January fouftsenth,
A. ID. isss, conveyed 70 the undersigned. 70 sseure
the payment Of o oertain note, theieln menuonea
tain lot ofland situated In York, together win Al
o. the huildings standing thereon, bounded - ni'
iows, via, on the south and west by Jeremiah Lit
tisneldS land, and on the north by land owned by
ELIAS Perkins and by the old county road leading
over Pine Hill 90 called. containing about one
quarter OF An acre which aid mortgag II recorded
In York County Registry Of Deeds, Look 256, pages
2i5 and 30. 70 which records reference II hereby
made for Q particular description OF said premises
The condition OF said mortgage having been brok.
en-, the undersigned hereby claims 10 forecose the
same, agreeably to the Statute In such case made
and provided. JEDEDlAH PERKINS.
Wells. April Q, 1850. 3wlS
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, S.
At the Supreme judicial Court. begun and held ut
Portland, within and for said County OF Cnmbcr.
land, on the third Tuesday Of April, Ammo Domini
1860.
Upon tho foregoing libel, Ordered, That the LII.
II bclant give notice to all persons Interested In
the PRAYER thereof to appear before the Justices OF
our Supreme judicial Court to be holden ut Alfred,
within and for the County Of York. on the fourth
copy of said Libel, and this order thereon, three
weeks successfully In the Union and Journal print
ed in Bldcford. in said County OF York, the last
publication to be fourteen days ut least before the
sitting of said Court that he may then and there.
In our said Court appear, and shew cause III any he
have, why tho prayer Of said Libellant should not
be granted.
Attest, o. q. COOK. CLERK.
A true copy Of the Libel and order Of the Court
thereon,
3wl7 Attest, O. q. COOK, CLERK.
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FARM FOR SALE !!

- The Subscriber offers for Sale his Farm in
f.A Biddeford. recently occupied by Mr.. Charles
E.i& Is. Emmons, on the road leading from the City
Village 10 the house OF Jacob Curtis.
There Is about 50 acres of land including 20 acres
In .Saco WOodsr The Dwelling House 10 nearly
new. and the Bauand water convenient
The premises WI DO sold at good bargain LOT
prce terms &c. call on the subscribcrat bis house
In Kcnnebunk port. near the mouth OF Lttis nyer.
p,aa.o,,d Ma,cb o. 1900. 3wisi4
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FOR SALE, LOT AND BUILDINGS.

Not ofsix acres, under improvement. near
the intersection Of Hill street with the Guinea
road, with the buildings thereon-consisting OF
A story and q halfhousc, built two years ago,
and nearly finished, and q small barn.
Terms of sale easy, for further particulars
enquire Of Mrs. MARY LANE,
No 0 Peppcrcll Block.
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GRASS SEED!

nooBsrs Herds Grass Seed. Cor sale by the sub
YUU scriber. Price $50 per bushel fer this week
JOHN 6lLPATNC
,Cseo, March 20 1890. rH
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Groceries, Flour, Corn,
P Provision Store.

HAP. Y0RD, have on hand Of tho .tors recent
iv occunicd by Horace Ford on Liberty Street.
- - 20, ~ snd veil selected stock ofchoIce
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
"a ~ o,he, articles asars usually f6und in .
Iii condncted Grocery establishment all Of which
,h.v wiii ELI AZ the lowest market prices, 10 tho
IA s.siamer, OF n. Pord q Co., OF 70 Others who
may ma BE- disposed 70 bay Of Tho new hrm Of IL. az
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Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
l. offhs York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pdny OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared TO receive
prOpo als for insurance safe kinds OF propertyo
every description, at the usual rates. Said compa
my ha, now ut risk In said State, s50O00O0 OF poop
crty, IN which are deposited premium notes TO the
amount OF 100000 with which 10 meet losses Loss
cs arc literally adjusted and promptly paid. Tho
risks taken by said company arc divided rs follows.
LIST class, Farmers Propertyj I'd class, Village
of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for It's own losses.
For information, terms &C., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments
City Bank building (upstairs) Liberty Street, Bid.
def0rd, Maine. l6u
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House = Lot for Sale.

THE House and Lot on which II stands, situated
i ON Main Street. near Kings Corner, and Former
Il I'm the best Of repair, Is story and half one,
with A brick basement, Is IS \ 81. with conven-
lent u. Has ten rooms besides closets, clothes
rooms, sink rooms, &C., and Is in every way con-
yenient and desirable house. There Is good OILS
tern of 30 hogsheads capacity In the basement
There is good stable, twenty.slx feet square.
built In 1858, on the premises. Tho lot Is large,
100 feet square, and the portion occupied rs n gar
den Is I'm the best condition for cultivation and has
various kinds OF fruit treos growing thereon. Tho
premises will be sold ut q reasonable rate and on
easy terms Of payment If desired Enquire , Of
Biddeford, May 20. 1859. 2ff
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'Sl9p!a 9IqulaSaA .SIIV!II!M III
Repairing Carriages
THE OLD PLACE, on TEMPLE ST., SACO.

The subscriber has not, as has been alledged
In some quarters, sold out his business Of re-
pairing Carriages. but he continues TO carry IL
on the same rs usual, at the old place on Tenn
pie Street, Saco, where he win be found ready
10 make an old carriage nearly as good rs new,
and 10 do all kinds Of work in his line Of bust
ness as heretofore. The Spring is the time TO
get the carriages repaired, painted and warm
ished and put in running order. and the shop
on Temple street is the place where the work
will be done satisfactorily.
Second Hand Carriages.
About dozen ofsecond hand carriages, con-
sisting of two and four wheeled chaises, strait
body express, and n common side spring bug
gy, Wagons for sale ut bargains.
DIV JOHN TOUNGE.
Saco, March 2lst, $3.50. 2ml3
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fsoH - "a Hs
mIIE Subscriber wishing To change his business,
i offers for sale his fhrn, sltuatcd
In LIZ M "A ~
nm IN .saco and Alfred road seven miles from saco
and Bddcford, and Ave from Alfred BALD farm
contains seventy acres Of land. ofwhich 30 h
WOOD and TIMBER LAND.
The remainder Is suitably divided Into moving and
pasturing The soil clay and sandy loan, cuts from
10 TO go TONS OF HAY.
The house is % by %. ono and half stories high.
with m L l6 by 90, barn d by 30, All have been
Is within one-third OF mile OF school house, where
there 10 from Ave 10 six months school yearly with.
In q mile OF meeting house. IL will DO sold at
bargnln u applied for soon, for further particulars
inorire of the subscriber on tho premises.
vs.. p M0ULT0N.
Lyman, January II, 1900. Su
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fae ynsnrante.
Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF MAIN

STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Authorized Capltal. $4,000 Oh
Capital subscribed and secured, 2o3,Ho76
The business of tho Company ut present confined
10 Pire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed Its organisation
is now prepared to issue policies on Inland Navi-
CATION risks also, against loss and damage by IRE
Inland Insurance on Goods TO all parts OF the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
Warehouses, Public Buildings, Mills. Manuhcto-
ries stores. Merchandise, Ships In port or while
building and other property. on rs favorable terms
ms the nature OF the risk will admit.
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from ] TO
"A per cent for years. costing only from % to ID
cents per year on 500 Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made on the as
surcd. Losses paid with promptness. The Compa
ny trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF It's losses to secure continuance Of tho public
HON. JOHN N. GOODWIN, President.
OBED p. MILLER, Vice President.
SlIlPLEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
Biddeford and Saco Agency, Office City Bank
building, Biddeford.
tic RUFUS SMALL, Agent
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FLOUR and corn,

rh.y intend 70 keep .hsm.:lyss supplied With
rlosL " sI.h shsv viii sell by Wholesale OF retail,
r.. 80 A. ousntlties 20 suit purchasers.
nnvsss M fsss. CofIss, Spices, and other Grocer.
Iss VIII and good 70 select 9m q o., siSrs'
pIddsfori, Feb. Is, 1890. su
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ScSI 'oorS 'pustsf NJ
-o,owJ 'sIo,s soqS s.uosdmopL souioII ~ otes IoI
vssN 1IoAoI 'AaSJaN II NG
'sluIujd
-moo Ivrlm,s Iorno puu 'sdmrio 10 suqioK risIopo
.kIs,ussId 10 eDVIIvIu 'qovuOlS oVi az suud
.Isdms,s,d lsoIqL ssios 20 spuIS IN. pun suoisd
spIv.S SUNG 'spuIS liz 10 suIud sluIeldmoO tvudS
SSuTlisAs uInds'mslirmusVN eino ol pS'uuiiuM
NNLOvyLXa NIvd aTavLdDJA S.AaS'IaN
SluIvidmoo psIpuIS liz pue 'SnSv puu loASd pun
'ssotSvsM 'uinqiivsH solid SsouIEIlU souocpesll
'uoIlso5lpuI 'uINS pun poold sip 10 siomnli ssou
-aAI,soD vIsdsdsfU 'Vovm0lS mol pun soseoslu
snoilIa Is 'suIoJ lsioA sI az solpunuf eIno ~ 20
-,uviIvA pun sSssosIp Suvm osJo Iooqn uIvul le'l
auTvldmoO IsAEI 'uioisfs sti mou oiuoIpuio pue
aim % poluuIIea - suIoipom sui ~ umopuoo
ssop III puv ~ AL AdaIyaH S.aIdOad diiD
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Carriages (! Carriages {!

SuTHhNSCS SaAsAssSVs
THE subscriber. having purchased all the inter-
L est Of Chadbourne & Carey In the Carriage
Dusincss, will now take charge OF the same aim
ssl and is prepared to treat the old customers OF
the concern. and rs many new ones as may join
them. in the best possible manner.
lie atters himself that with his facilities for car
rying on the business, with host OF unsurpassed
and indispensable workmen, and stock unequall.
ed In the whole region OF the East, he can build
you anything from an lrishman's mud barrow to
pheton, delicate as ever rolled In the streets OF
Fairy Land. lie will give his personal supervision
to all the work done In his estah lishnent and will
not allow q carriage OF any kind TO leave the shop
unless done according 10 order. lie has constantly
ON hand and will continue 10 build To order Passen-
gerand Mail Wagons, Express Wagons, Jersey Wa
gvns ofvarious patterns, Concord Wagons. Grocers'
Wagons Jlilk Wagons, Parker and Box Buggies.
both open and top Sulkies and Sleshs Of all varie
ties. double and single.
ETAny Of the above mentioned articles will be
sold for cash or approved credit, at prices deing
competition.
OWEN b. CHADBOURNE.
saeo, March, is6o. iiu
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DY ER'S
Vegetable Compound
FOR RESTORING AND BEAUTIFYING

i III II II "a L ~.
VIC. DYER. having fitted up his store for his
Apotbecary and Drug business, In the City Build
known COMPOUND FOR THE HAlR, the virtues
OF which have been witnessed by thousands lie
does not claim that Il will do what many other in-
yiyorators or nOsrums are advertised to do but he
claims his as good as the best. His preparation Is
only compounded by himself, at his store, rs he
has never revealed the secret Of Its preparation to
any person whatever. None genuine excepting
that prepared at his Store.
Price Is cents bottle.
Biddeford, Fob. l6, 1850. str
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Bold by druggists throughout the world Princi.
pal Office. No II Cedar st.. New York.
~ Price, only - cents per bottle. iy3l
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In all cases OF Dyser.p
Chiiirsm, whether IN
or from any other
10 every mother who :
from any OF the forego-s
let your prejudices, nor
stand between your
relief that will be u
LUTELY SURE 10
medicine, " timely 70
for using will accom-
None genuine unless r
IT'S a PERKINS, NJ
UfnpDef.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

fsry and DiUyA1a ~
arises rom teething,
cause. We would say
has o child suffering
Ing complalnts-do not
the prejudiecs OF other
suffering child and tho
So n Eyes, ALSO
follow the use Of this
used. Pull directions
pany each bottle
The mo smile OF CUR
York, 10 on the outside
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REYHREScEs.-H.J j. Libby & Co., Chase. Leavitt
& Co., and Steele & Hayes, Portland.
The new era., 1860-07-26
Bel Forester.

There has been a wonder as to where
was Bel Forester, and why she has SO
very long withheld from our entertain
ment, her pleasant "Letters from New
York" We have just received from
her private communication, in which
she assures US that she too ,has been
in a wonder; she having failed to re-
ceive the New ERA from No. IL to No.
24-or any reply to letter sent last
May, enclosing ten subscriptions. Very
good reason, Bel, for the said letter has
never reached US. A pleasant time to
you, in your summer ramblings :; may a
disposition possess youto give us inklings
of interest from the mountains Of the
Catskill, and of other scenes and OBJ
jects rare and grand.