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keep in aay Climate,
40 TuG Family Cothprlir Pill is Il gentle
q! but active Cuthartic which the proprietor
- has used in his practice more than twenty
's1 years.
L., The constantly Increasing demand from
~ those who have long used the Pill, and
the satisfaction which all expires. in regard
To their use. has induced me 10 place them
% within reach of all.
- The profession well know that different
,s,a Cathartics act on different portions OF the
4, bowels.
- The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
w due reference to this well established fact,
q been compounded from II variety Of the
DIS Purcst Vegetable Extracts, which act
ri alike on every part OF the ulimentary ca
80 80 nal, and are good and safe in all cases
~ whore Il Cathartic is needed, such as De-
r%angcmrut~ of the Stomach, SlcepincSS, Pains
in the Back and Loims, Costivcncss. Pain and
Soreness over the whole body. from sudden
cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in p
long course of Fever; loss Of Appetite, II Crccsa
ing Sensation ofCOId over the body, Rcstlcn-
ness, Headache. or Weight in the Head, all Ira
ilammatury Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rheumatism. \ great Purifier of the
Blood. and many diseases to which flesh is heir;
too numerous to mention in this advertisement
DOSE, | to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver Lvigorator and Family Cathar-
tic Pills are rctailcd by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
owns. $. T.. ". SANFORD, NJ. d..
Manufacturer ~ Proprietor,
march22. $50, Broadway, n. Y.
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Jones' Hotel,

NJ. p. JONES, PROPRIETOR,
Situated near the Wire Bridge. Nashville.
c"nvenlcntt to Railroad Dcpots and Steamboat
landing.
~cnAEGEs,-per week. ST. per day 81 %.
march22-lv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

OxNxx1A1 1Av LANAI AsAAiAkAlD -
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
PROTECTED a. IA LETTERS
pYnoYA1 PATENT.
Prepared from n prescription Of SirJ, Clarke,
NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
INHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE il uNFAlllNG IN
i the cure 0fall those painful and dangerous diseascsio
which the female constitution Is subject, 1t m0dcrates all
excess aud removes all distractions, and u speedy cure
may he relied on.
TO MARllED LADIES
!, 10 pccuiarly suited. 1t viii, IN ashort time, bring on
tho monthly period with regularity.
Enoh bo,tlc-price One DolIar-heors
Stamp ofGrcat Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT Nc TAKEN by females during the
FlRSrTIlREl, MONTHS or PERGEANCY, as they are suc
10 bring on MiscAuHiAGE, but at ~ otnrr time may suE
SAM,
II all cases ofNervous and spinal Auctions, painiu thc
Back aud lambs, Fatigue on slight cNcrtlnr, Plantation,
the Heart, Mysteries, aud Whites, these Pills will effect a
cure when all other means nave failed and although a
rowerlnlfemcdy, DO moi contain iron, calomel, AM iony
~ anything hurtiui to the constitution.
FUN directionocoOmpany each package,
sole Agent For the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Lstc C. IallwimN Co,)
Rochester, NY
n. B,-Si o0ond 6 postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized igcnt, will insure . bottle orthc FINS by re
turn mail.
Forsalc by Smith W, ~lioush'on, Agent at Winchester
and by Berry & ncrovi,c, aud &. w. licpncrsho,t
Nashville, wholesale Agents, and druggists everywhere
Jon6 ISdo.iy
TlE uSG OF DR.. l!o5vGrrrG's STOMACH Brr-
rERs, for Dyspepsia, Flotulyncr, lIcayincs. of
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Marble Works.

am prepared to furnish every description Of
MARBLE WORK
at the shortest notice. Monuments Of every
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves. TILES.
'iabl" and Bureau Top, handsomely iui,h,d,
Mantle Of MI kinds and prices, which will not
fail to suit Purchasers. kept constantly On hand
ut my Marble Ware Room. corner Spring and
summer streets, opposite st, Cloud. an or.
d"r< strictly attended to. Specimen. and draw
ings Jan be seen ut the Home journal Office.
by calling on ID. l.. SLATER. Agent.
Winchester, Tenn.
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dawnnN a'uiHn OA. MIN.NMN
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
. iS6 prizes ar.Juntingto S)20
Whole tickets $40; Halves s.; Ours s
lENlN0 IIcNkTS OR CEETIEIcArrs

Is ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES
you Mlsh to %ulChGcc name tie LOTTERY in which you
wish II invested, and whether YOU wish Whoics, liolycs,
Quarters ol Eiphths, on receipt of which We send WhGt
is ordered, by first mail, together with the selcnc.
Tie list Ut Drawn Numbers md Prizes will be sent g.
purchasers Immediately ancrtlc dr0wine.
% Purchasers will please write their signature e. plair
ard give their Post Office, county and state,
Ga' III prizes of 600 and under, paidimmetrte'y af,C
the draWing-Other prizes at the usual time OF lOdlys.
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ONE dRAsD CAPITAL PRizE OF
y 100000
9,80U IrIze' amounting to"n..m..SI,l S0, 7ea

Whole Tickets $40; IIulves $40; Quar-.
terS So; Eigbths SO so.
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"~rrHrr
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the
following rates, which Is tho risk:
Certificate Of 20 whole Tickets, $500 90
" 70 half :. IAN O
" 2S quarter 4" "a ~
" 2G eighth, 81 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-20
From Key West

The United States government steamer Cru
sader arrived from cruise, reports that it fell
in with the barque John Henry, ashore, but
could not get her off 1t also towed off the
rocks of Cape de Verde, the French barque
Sode with 500 COLES, saving the lives of all
on board the ship The South Shore had
taken on board 353 negroes, and was to sail
the 10Th for Tampa, for more, and thence to
Monrova. Two were drowned by upsetting
Of tha hO1t
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BY THE cONNAUGHT.

81: JOINS, N. f July 19.-The steam
snip Connaught, from Galway July lOth. ar
rived at this port at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
en- route for Boston. The advices by this ar
rival are six days later than those previously
received. The advices per steamship Niagara
reached Liverpool July 8th
The news is generally unmportant The
transfer of the contracts of the Galway line TO
the Canadian company was concluded. the
North Briton leaving Liverpool on the 1lth
WITH the mails to proceed to Quebec via St.
Johns. This service is to be tortni ahtly, alter
nate with the Canadian steamers touching at
Londonderry.
The Prince of Wales embarked at Ply
mouth for Canada on the 9th
The proposed conference by the powers is
Is considered certain. 1t will be held at Paris
In October, the powers being represented by
their ambassadors.
Nothing as to Garbaldi's movements against
Messina had been reported save rum0rs of
fighting near .Messina, which lacked confrma.
ton. The proclamation of the new consttu.
ton was received with Indifference at Naples
The royalist forces for the defence of Messina
are computed at 10000
The SciGan ambassador to France had
reached Turin. The papal government had
released portion of the prisoners in the Ro-
magma.
France has notified the Turkish government
of its intention jointly with other powers to
stop the massacre in Syria
The Bombay mail had reached England.
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros had quilted Gale
for China Ninety boxes of specie from the
Malabar had been recovered
The Melbourne mail had arrived. The
commercial crisis at Sydney had abated
Only two additional failures
PARIS, Wednesday. = The Moniteur an
nounces that the legislative session was pro-
rogued until the 2st of July.
VIENNA, Wednesday,-T report that the
Austrian government intends to contract a
new loan is without foundation.
Liverpool Cotton Market Good demand :;
market steady.
The Connaught met with an accident when
sixtren hours from Galway. Her greatest run
in one day was 336 miles. She sailed for New
York at p. NJ.
The Prince of Wales, in the Hero, accompa-
MED by the Ariande, sailed from Plymouth at
8 clock on the morning of the 10Th The
Channel fleet would accompany them as far
as Cape Clear.
Licgp DOL Cotton Market, July 9-The sales
of cotton to-day were 10000 bales. The mar.
ket is more active and fl rmer.
liverpool Breadstg6S Malet.-Breadstuf1s
are dull; sales unimportant; corn steady ;
the weather has been more favorable for
crops.
LATEsr.-Livepool, July 1O-Breadstuffs
dull flour dull wheat active; corn steady ;
provisions dull.
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From Havana.

New YORK, July l9.-The steamer De So
to, from Havana 10th, has arrived. There are
but few cases of fever at Havana. There is
also but little business except in sugar, many
vessels loading that for the states.
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The octoroon; or Life in Louisiana

Illustrative of Southern Character Southern scenesa nd
Southern Homes! ~ -"
THE SCENE laid in the Delta of the Misssippi River
on the plantation of Terrebone, belonging TO Madame
Pcyton, widow of the late Judge.
THE TISiL-THE PRESENT DAY
NB.-Ihe Octoroon is u Southern name given to the
white. ~ "
ZOE ian Octoroon Slave) Miss KIMBERLY
This remarkable play can be performed in Worcester
for positively only fUe nights Seats be secured at
the Box Office, without a-extra charge. The utmost
order and decorum will be preserved,
PRlCEs-BOXes and Parquette so cents; Family Circle
% cents; Gallery Is cents. Doors open at O'Clock
Performance commences at O'Clock.
OCGOROON MATINEE-Sat commencing at 3
O'Clock for the benefit OF school children and families
to which the prices will be- for all 6 wears only Is
cents; all others only rs cents. iy2O at
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Faom the Pacific States.

VAN buren,, ARK, July 19.-The overland
mail with San Francisco dates of June 29th
arrived this morning. The value of exports
of merchandise and California products during
the last six months is 81, 200,0 900 over the same
last year. Thirteen thousand more passen-
gers have arrived during the same time last
year. Over ten thousand masons were in pro-
cession on St. Johns day in San Francisco,
when was laid the corner stone of the new
Masonic Temple. The comet has been visible
at Sacramento. There is great rejoicing over
the defeat Of the Santilan land claimants un-
der the Peter Smith title. A large congratu.
latory meeting was held at San francisco on
the Doth Fifteen tons per week has been
sent to San Francisco by the 0pnir Company
from the Comstock lead, averaging $1,000 per
ton. Other portions are pulled up awaiting
the arrival OF smelling apparatus, arc conSid
cred worth from $500 to $1,000 per ton. The
population of Washoe is increasing by immi-
grafton from Carsen Valley and Salt Lake.
The Indians have ceased to be troublesome
since troops have been posted upon the expos
ed points, and the hostile tribes have gone to
the Oregon and Humboldt Mountains.
Oregon dates are to June 29th and Column
bia River dates are to June 23d. Ii is conced-
ed that the democratic candidate is elected to
congress, and legislature chosen such Is will
render the defeat of Lane and Smith to the
United states senate certain. The democratic
papers intimate that the Lecompton and anti
LecomptJn members will unite, and elect men
of moderate sentiments. The mining news
from British Columbia is favorable The
Chinese emigration is increasing. The war
between Indian tribes on VancOUver's Island
is progressing with great fury.
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Now World N,nrl..t.-,Julv NJ,

COTTON heavy and irregular: sales 1900 bales; mid
ding IL 0nls 0f "a i0Rc.
FIOuil-Recepts 1884 bbls sales l2,6O0 bbls; State
and Western dun, heavy aud Sc lowers superfne state
81 sd 6l 515 super1ne western, $500 90 5,l5;
70 good extra WESTERN $500 % 800 southern heavy
sales 1860 bDs; mixed to good S5 so D 5I5 fancy and
extra $3.50 "a S775 Canada superino dull and decning
sales $50 bbls; eXtrB, $3.50 ~ 100.
Gi{NIN. ~ heat unchanged; sales 900 bush; Chicf
40 sprnp sg6 Milwaukee club, Sl2 a 81 80; winter
red wester, SLID; white Michigan sl45 % Sl4s; white
Cnnndn al 90 "a i25 red southern Sl36. Corn I'M
changee sales 10000 bush; mixed western Gl for un
sound. a,o,,,
PROVISIONS more active; sales 600 bbsi couir
try moss $50 % S625; prime " 9 si9b rcpacked Ch
caro 81 6L SO 81; prime mess S3 % Ss Pork irni sales
1876 bbls mess SD 90 for sls5OQr OLD lprlme sf25
% sl 81 Tor new and S2,5O for old Lard dhrncr safes
900 bhs Al 10 40 lJc, Whskey dull sales 95O Dds az
n % lfe sugars AZ better since Yesterday, anu acye
sales 1000 bhls Porto Rlca n % 7ac Aduscovaao, " g
7ig Coffee nrt aud In fair request lOO bngs CNaIua
At ilc 800 bags Bahia private termsi 4VO bags gov
eminent Java at lGlc.
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Items.

New York, July 19.-The Etna for Liver
pool, and the Golden Fleece for Galway, sailed
to-day.
The examination of Hoffman was concluded
to-day, and he was committed to the Tombs in
default Of $4,000 bail,
The boat race on Staten Island to-day, three
miles, four cared boats, was won by "Stran-
ger" in 10 minutes l6 seconds. Chas McCay
won the second, and j. Voorhees, the third
prize.
New ORLENs, July l9.-Ruatan dates of the
18th state if that Honduras takes the Bay Is
lands the people will resist by force OF arms.
Gen Walker left on the 27th it is supposed,
Tor Central America. The yellow fever is
raging at Belize.
WAsHlNGToN, July 19.-Gen. BiclSley's
plan is regarded here as visionary 1t is GER
tain that the Juarez government gives him no
encouragement
Il. K Pangborn, publisher of the Boston
Bee, assumes, to-day, entire control OF the
House printing financially and otherwise, by
authority of Gov. Ford, the latter being com.
PEELED, by i'll health, to abandon business, and
seek remedial aid at Boston.
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Admission 25c. diff


Per Oxide Iron, %
Salts of Lime and Chloride Of Sodium, 2S
Inc analysis Of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence i'll their various mineral
some OF those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities of sulphur suphureous deposits Tho
grees Farenhet Specific gravity very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various
OF the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chaly properties, containing of the va
rOus solutions other earthly salts in
combination. which combinations in comparison with
other watcrs of like character in country arc reco-
nzed by medical men as OF great value in the treatment
Of many diseases
These from base of an extensive ranpn
Of gravcly hills, containing in localities abundant
deposits of metallic ores. The of iron have OBJ
laned tor long period from this range for
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives its name.
is tributary OF Ware river The village situated on
the road leading from Worcester Barre, Access
be by stages passing twice daily each The viii
lage surrounded with prosperous and energetic agr
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads com
muicate with pleasant country and villages En-
tensive ponds exist in the direct vicinity aordng acl-
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
ana commodlouS public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs good livery is
connected with the house Bowling alleys &c for the
especial the guests Bathing houses in connection
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable resort for invalids those
seeking quiet and pleasant retreat
IN" subscriber is pleased to refer DR. CHAs r. JACK
SoE, state Assayer Boston, DR. S. ROGERS Water Cure,
Petersham WM II WHITING
Colo Brook, June Is, 1860. diff ivI7
- U B Lie ATTEN TION
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EUW AMI M6LLEN
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
jy7 d&wtf 230 Mai. street.
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FIRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
L. House, are prepared to furnish in any quantities.
FRUIT JARS AND JELLY CANS.
je3O distf
/ OST- A Gold Bracelet, which is sup
- posed to have been dropped last evening" some
where between Al Front street and the head OF Fulton
street The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving
il ut "A Front street.
Worcester, July u, 1850. d9t iyl2
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There is farm Of three thousand acres
twelve miles east OF Springfield, ILL.,, which
is divided as follows 400 acres wheat 400
acres rye ! 200 acres corn. The wheat field
was entered last week, and in few days
more the centre crop will be in market. We
understand that 10000 bushels have already
been sold to a Chicago house at ST 20 per
bushel, to be delivered in that city immed
alely This is equal to 81 0S on the farm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-25

Michigan.
Our former partner, G.. G. Fuller Eos,
went from this place to Grand Rapids,
where he engaged in selling goods. By a
letter just received from him we learn that
he quit trade, studied law, has been admit
ted to the bar and is now located at Big
Rapids, Mecesta Co., Michigan. AS mat
ter of interest to his large circle of acquaint-
ances here we give below the conclusion of
his letter; it will show what wild place
our old friend has fallen into:
We have some interesting scenes here in
the woods among the most prominent of
which are lawsuits. Your correspondent
attended one few days since, some nine
miles from here; and upon arrividg at the
Justices office, found some half dozen lum-
Der shantics close together, which consti-
tuted his house, barn, Office, &c. Upon
entering the one used for house, we found
the Justice, his wife (who is squaw,) J
and lot of children, from the size of a
wood chuck up to an armful of female half
breeds. The Justices name is Hyde, and
| thought the whole family looked as if they
were well tanaeA
l close by giving three cheers for the
presidential candidates, and "three times
three" for the TINES.
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SALr.--Among the Eastern nations salt
is symbol of fidelity. A man who has
partaken of salt with you, is bound to you
by the laws Of hospitality; and thus bread
and salt are eaten at the ratification Of a
bargain or treaty, to make it binding on all
parties. Salt is an emblem of desolation !;
conquered cities were sown with salt. In
Scotland and Ireland salt appears to have
been considered to represent the incorrupt-
ible spirit, and was therefore laid at the
head of a corpse; and in some cases plat
ter was so placed, containing a small por-
ton Of salt and earth unmXed, the one to
represent the immortal, the other the NOR
tai part. In former days, when it was the
custom for all the household of nobleman
or gentleman to dine together, the large
salt-cellar, which was placed in the middle
of the table, was the boundary of distinc-
ton between the family and the mcnials.
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During the confiagration of Canton caus-
cd by the bombardment of the British, the
extensive medical warehouse of our coun-
tryman DR.. J. c. Aver of Lowell, (the de-
pot Of his Cherry Pictorial and Cathartic
Pills, for China) was totally destroyed
He now makes demand upon our govern
ment for indemnity from. the loss Of his
property, and hence will grow another nut
to crack with our elder brother Johnny.
Stick to it Doctor, and if our Government
maintanes our rights wherever your Pills
are sold, we shall only be unprotected on
tracts that are very barren, ~ Retormer
Trenton, N. y
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The Rall.Splitter.

The Republicans have evidently missed
their figure in the nomination of Lincoln.
His nomination was beyond dispute meas
ure of pure policy, AS an original question,
there were indeed but very few who prefer
red him as first choice. His past life
presented nothing sufficiently brilliant and
attractive to make him an object of public
admiration or favor. The Republican par
ty proper were devoted to Mr.. Seward
But their extreme anxiety to triumph in
duced them to overlook the claims of their
favorite, and conciliate the moderate views
of the border States. TO do this, they Sc
lected Mr.. Lincoln, believing that his hum
bic birth and the LONELINESS of his early
labors would eudear him to the peoples
while his Insignificant public career would
render him secure from the established envy
Of more prominent aspirants. These were
known by all to be the considerations which
induced the nomination of Mr.. Lincoln
His nomination at once gave assurance of
the elements of success, which would be
relied on in the canvass. 1t was distinctly
intended to cover up the odium of Republi-
can principles by manufactured enthusi-
asm, created by the free use, of emblcms,
songs and catch phrases, which would tic
kle the ear of the great million ;'-in
other words, it was intended to make this
an "1S4O campaign" But, despite their
utmost efforts, the whole scheme has PROV
ed an utter failure. Honest old Abe has
been found to be neither better nor worse
than other ordinary local politicians. His
early capacity for splitting rails and groce-
ry keeping, as well as his more mature ac-
complishments of whiting store boxes and
telling not over chaste stories, are regarded
as quite ordinary village qualifications, and
by no means necessary requisites of Pre-
sidcnt of the United States.
For few weeks the novelty of respecta-
bic and corpulent city gentlemen carrying
fence rails on their shoders to public meet
ings created some rather sickly fun for the
boys, and engendered no small amount of
secret disgust among serious men, The as
sumed enthusiasm Of the politicians and
office seekers never reached the people. 1t
was by no means contagious. After few
weeks Of feeble hurrahing and rail carry
ing, the whole affair fizzled out and left the
Republican party looking very much like a
collapsed balloon. The hope of attracting
moderate men to his support has been
equally disappointed. Mr.. Lincoln has
been found to possess views not whit less
dangerous to our peace than those express
ed by Mr.. Seward while he has far less of
that self-reliant craftsmanship that could
foresce danger, and modify opinions to suit
emergencies. Upon the whole, therefore,
we can but regard the action of the Chca-
go Convention as failure Chicago Herald
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Notice to Cane Growers.


SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.-The attention OF
those of our readers who are engaged in
raising Sorghum, has ere this, doubtless,
been attracted by the advertisement in this
paper, of the Rotary, Alternating Sugar
Evaporator. We have never seen this
Evaporator in operation, but we have seen
working model of it, and what is better
still, we have seen and eaten, nice, clean
light-colored sugar, made by it from the
Juice of the Sorghum. This sugar is as
good as the ordinary brown sugar sold 70,
ten cents, and is far better, as regards color
flavor and dryness, than any New Orleans
sugar we ever saw. 1t is an excellent ar,
ticle, quite good enough for use in any
body's family. If such sugar as this can
be made from Sorghum, and we believe il
can be, with little trouble, cane. raising will
turn out immensely profitable at the North
This Evaporator is simple, convenient
and cheap. There is no danger of scorch.
ing the syrup, if proper attention be paid
to the boiling, as it can be removed from
the fire in an instant; and the process OF
evaporation, owing to the shape of the pan,
is very rapid. Wcare of opinion that this
will prove to be the best and cheapest con-
trivance for making sugar from the Sorg-
hum, yet introduced; in fact, it is claimed
that it is the only one by which sugar can
invariably be made from the juice of this
cane. AS such we commend it to ALL
Applications should be addressed to w. c..
Bartlett, Whitewater, Wis, who will cheer
fully give all desired information.-W White
acater Ws.,) Register.