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Free Labor i'm south Caro1ina.

WASHINGTON, July lSth.-The following is
an extract from recent dispatch received at
the war department from Gen. Saxton dated
Beaufort, S. c., July l0th:-
''7O Hon. E. ~ Stanton, secretary Of 1Ca4-
l have the honor to report that everything
pertaining to the special service for which l
am sent to this department is in favorable
condition. The negroes are working indus
triously We have some 1900 acres of corn
and cotton under cultivation; it looks well.
The system of voluntary labor works admir-
ably. The people are contented and happy,
and when the new crop is harvested they will
cease to be burden upon the government.
By adopting judicious system of reward for
labor, almost any amount can be obtained.
Its proceeds will pay expenses.
l am with great respect, yours truly,
r. SAxToN, Brig. Gen. Vols'
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From vicksburg and Baton Rouge.

MOBILE, July 1O.-A special despatch to
the Advertiser, dated jackson, to-day, says
that the enemy are throwing occasional shells
into Vicksburg. The crops are suffering for
rain. There is no truth in the report that
1900 Yankees were captured at Baton Rouge.
Another despatch from Augusta confirms the
fact that the rebels have not taken possession
of Baton Rouge. The jackson Missssippian
of the 9Th says Last Saturday General
Butler visited Baton Rouge, and made several
arrests for trivial causes.
AUGUSTA, July 10.-A special despatch to
the Savannah Republican, dated Mobile, 9th,
says, passengers from New Orleans report
that a Maine regiment mutinied on being
ordered to Vicksburg and two men were shot
before the disturbance was ended. Texan
guerrillas are lowering around New Orleans.
The British armed vessels omitted the usual
compliments on the 4th Of July.
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ably disposed persons who remain at their
houses and pursue their accustomed avoca-
tons shall be subjected to no improper burth-
en- of war, yet their own safety must OF neces-
sity depend upon the strict preservation OF
peace and order among themselves, and they
are to understand that nothing will deter him
from enforcing promptly and to the full extent
every provision of this order.
By command of MAJOR GEN. PoPE.
GEO. D. RuGGLEs, Col. A. A. g., and chief
of staff
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NEW YORK, July lS.-COrTONhrmer sales 1900 bales
at Az @ soc for midilinr uplands
FLOUR-Sales $500 bbls; state and western excited
10 q 0chieher; superne state 40 a 4.S5; extra sta
$40 a So 40 round hoop OHIO $50 "a $50; extra west
40 a so; southern rmer; sales 2200 bbs; mixed
to good S. 10 % SO fancy and extra $50 a so; Cana
da 10 l5c higher; sales 1900 bbs; extra 525 a. $50.
Wheat excited and a. &c better: sales 29iS00 bush
Chicago spring 1917 @ ll2; Milwaukee club ,l2 @ LIS
amber iowa l,l6 IS; winter red western l,24 q l,2s
Canada Climb LOG Oils. Corn lc higher; sales 6O 900
bush; mixed western $50 a 55;
Beef quiet and steatY; sales $50 bbls. Pork steady
sales 1850 bbls; sl q II O6} Lard steadv sales
1883 bbs at @ o. Whiskev heavy; sales 500 bbls
a 3l3c. Sugars urn: sales 200O hhds; New Orleans sc
Niusco vado 81 a Sc; Porto Rico 81 a SIC Coffee frn
Rio, 100 bags ut 2a jamaica 70 bbs at 202 Maricabo
26 bags ut 232 Java 425 bags. at "a "a PC; St. Domingo
30 bags, at 9c Molasses firm; New Orleans, $50 bills
at IS @ 3sc Porto Rico, As hhds at 3lc; Muscovado las
hhds, at rs a SIC.
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Pennsylvania Peoples convention.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July ls.-The state
convention of the peoples and republican par
ties, yesterday, nominated Thos. Il. Cochran
for auditor general, and w. s. Ross for sur
veyor general. Resolutions were adopted
heartily sustaining the national and state adj
ministrations. Col. Forney announced that
president Lincoln had stated that his future
policy would be as stringent as could be de-
sired, and there would be no restrictions as
to the employment Of men to put down the
rebellion.
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From the valley of the Shenandoah.
FRIGHTENING PROSPECTS.
BY TELEG RAP

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE advices from
Warrenton, dated to-day, state that General
Hatch's occupation of Gordonsville has Gre
ated great CONSERVATION among the leading
rebels in WarrentOn, who had not the least
idea that Gen. Pope would reach that point
without a great battle. Indeed, many of
them said it would be held at all hazards, and
that no Yankee army would ever be allowed
to take it. Gen. Banks reviewed his troops
last evening, and was received with the great
est enthusiasm. Every camp blazed with
light from candles placed on the points of
bayonets and from suddenly-improvise bon
fires and fireworks. Loud calls were made
for a speech, and Gen. Banks, in few elo-
quent and patriotic words, told the soldiers
what they would soon be called upon to do
After nine deafening cheers, they retired to
their tents, eager to march when the order
comes.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-A letter from War
renton says that our troops are all in fine
spirits at the prospect of active operations.
Mention is also made of an important 20 ST
ton already occupied. The people of War
renton are represented as courteous to our
troops, and the ladies though rank secession
lists, treat them with dignifed politeness. The
Warrenton white sulpher springs, recently in
tested by rebel scouts, were passed yesterday
by detachment of our cavalry without oppo-
Sition.
Reports exist in camp, on rebel authority,
that Stonewall Jackson is at Staunton, pre-
pairing for another visit down the valley. He
will not have an undisputed march. The
command of Gen. Hatch is reported to have
penetrated as far as Rapidan station, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, seventy-four miles
from Washington.
The following appointments have been
made in Gen. Banks corps d'arme Brig.
Gen. Angur to. the first division, Brig. Gen.
Prince to the first brigade, and Brig. General
Greene to the second brigade of division.
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Excitement i'm Kentucky - MOrgan's
Raids.

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-A man who came
into Boyds, on the Kentucky Central Rail
road. this morning, reports that the town of
Cynthiana, Ky, sixty-six miles from here,
surrendered at five o'clock yesterday, after
half hours fight. He saw Morgan and shook
hands with him. Morgan's men number
about $500. A soldier, who also came into
Boyds, says that Morgan's men fired two
rounds after the surrender. Capt. Arthurs
company from Newport, KY, were all killed
or taken prisoners. The excitement at New
port and Covington is very high and increas-
ing, and the citizens are organizing rapidly for
defence. The provost marshal of Newport
arrests all rebel sympathizers to-day.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S,-The train has arrived
from Lexington this evening, The railroad
and telegraph has been repaired. Morgans
loss at Cynthiana greatly excelled ours, al
though most of Lieut.. Col. Landrum's men
were captured. He and thirty of his men
have arrived at Lexington.
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WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Information up to
last night has been received from Gen. Nc
Clellan's headquarters. The health of the
troops was much improved, and no difficulty
exists in receiving substance supplies. No
military movements of consequence are men,
toned
Fort Monroe, July H.-Several gunboats
came down the river to convoy troops which
are at this place up James river All quiet
on the river No news from the army
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BosToN, July 18.-The citizens rally on
the common this afternoon was initiatory to a
succession of similar gatherings to follow,
and was largely attended. j. Thomas Ste
venson read stirring address, which in
printed form is being circulated over the city
Eloquent remarks were made by the venera-
BILE Father Taylor, of Seamans Bethel, Pat
rick Donahue, editor of the Pilot, and Others.
Volunteering throughout the state Is reported
active and encouraging.
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Items. =

New YORK, July l8.-The billiard match
of Deery of New York against Goldthwait of
Boston, was played last night. 1t twas won by
the former, beating Goldthwait 26 points in a
carom game of 1900.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 17.-Returned
prisoners report that the federals paroled at
McMinnville have returned to Murfreesboro.
The rebels have gone to Chattanooga.
CHICAGO, July lS.-Dispatches from Spring
field say the prospects for the formation of
new regiments are most fattering. Already
one hundred companies have been offered.
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Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, July lS.-The City Of Wash
ington with four days later advices has passed
this point. Her news is not important. The
Londen Daily News gives currency to rumors
that Gems. Scott, Banks and Pope were about
to enter Mr. Lincoln's cabinet at Washington.
It thinks that the accession of Gen. Scott
indicates that the military operations are
to be prosecuted with the utmost vigor, and
to be kept free from the civilian interference
which has hitherto through jealousy hampered
the movement of Gen. Mcclellan.
The London Times has daily editorials on
the position of affairs in America. 1t says
the discovered states seem to be fast approach
ing that point where they must become two
reasonable nations, or go on to anarchy and
ruin. The offer of our mediation would only
be received with insult. The Times recurs
to the hostility to England, and processes il
self wholly at loss to account for it.
The same journal regards the new tariff in
effect prohibitive. The import trade with
Europe will be all but annihilated, but the eff
feet will be most severely felt in America.
The measure will enlist on the side of the
south all the sympathies and interests of the
two greatest nations in Europe.
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secesh Comments on the "situation.'

WASHINGTON, June 18.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 18th appears alarmed at the
order of our war department in concentrating
the forces of Mcdowell, Fremont and Banks
under Gen. Pope, and remarks of the latter,
''That he is VIGOROUSLY one of the most dan
gerous of the Union commanders, an officer
of great activity and daring and is very apt to
do unexpected things" Itadds that the foray
into Orange county and the destruction of the
railroad bridge over the Rapidan by the enc
my is challenge on the part of Pope that
our generals have now to take up.
The Enquirer, commenting on the threat
ening aspect of McClellan's present opera
tons, says eve must dig, dig, dig, or Nc
Clellan will dig into Richmond. The spade
can only be conquered with the spade, and the
shovel will always defeat the musket." Of
president Lincoln's recent visit to the army Of
the Potomac the Enquirer says "A dirty
trio, Lincoln, Stanton, and Winfield Scott
passed by Old Point on Thursday en- route for
McClellan's headquarters at or near Berkeley.
gentleman who saw the steamer which con-
veyed this dirty trio of Yankee negro-stealers
says there was band of missile on board and
many flags and streamers fluttering gaily to
the breeze
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CINCINNATI, July 18.-Indianapolis dis
patches to the executive department say that
Henderson, Ky, and Newbury, Ind, have
been taken by the rebels. At the latter place
one federal was killed and two hundred and
fifty sick soldiers taken prisoners. The reb-
els also took two hundred and fifty stand of
arms.
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NEW YORK, July ls-STOCKS are lower with mod
crate business; Chicago and Rock Island 6i} Illinois
Central Scrip S.; Michigan Southern guaranteed 81;
Michigan Southern at; Michigan Central SD Harlem
preferred 49, Hudson 43} Eric preferred 663 Erie 2nd
bonds lO5f Pttsburg Fort and Chicago LIST bonds
$50; american Gold ll9; Pacific Mail lO6; Central
skies 904 Erie 334 u skies 'SS coupon 9S3; Tennessee
skies So fves IA coupons s.; U skies 81 Oregon
half YEARLY "a; Treasury $40 1913: California sevens
$751; Erie lst bonds 1913; Toledo and Wabash End bonds
6l5.
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NO THE HONORABLE COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS of the County of Worcester
Respectfully represent petitioners inhabitants of
the city OF worcester that public convenience and ne
cessy require that city should be laid out In the
city of Worcester, commencing on Southbrdge street
at point within tytw0 (5 feet of northeasterly
corner OF the City Coal Yard Office and on the norheriy
side thereof and thence by the direct route under
the Worcester and Nashua, Providence and Worcester
and Norwich and Worcester railroad racks to a point
directly opposite lernon Beacon street thence
crossing Beacon street and following said Heron street
to Main street.
And your petitioners further represent that within the
yearast past they have pettoned the Mayor Board
OF Aldermen OF the city of Worcester lay out sand city
they have unreasOnaDly neglected and refused
so to dowhereore your petitioners feeling aggreved
ers as in duty bound will ever pray,
WOOD, LIGHT, g. CO. and others
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Gen. McCle1Ian-Gen. HalIeck

WASHINGTON, July lS.-There is no truth
in the rumor that General Mcclellan has re-
signed. 1t is believe Gen. Halleck will soon
reach Washington, but the character OF his
business has not transpired.
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Generous Conduct of VIM. H. Aspinwan.


New YORK, July l, 1S62.-To Hon. E. NJ.
Stanton, secretary of war, Washington Sir
4 beg leave to call your recollection to
private letter which | addressed to you in the
month of March last, relative to the some
Enfield rifles ordered from England through
Messrs. Rowland & Aspinwall in the early
part Of the rebellion. In accordance with
the determination | therein and previously
expressed not to receive any pecuniary bene-
fits for services rendered or for risk incurred
in behalf of either department of the govern
ment. | herewith remit to you the amount
which has this day been paid me as profit on
my interest in arms thus imported and sold to
the war department, by check on the bank
of America for $25, 290.60. l am, very re-
spectively, your obedient servant,
VIM. H. AsPINwALL.
ORDER RESPECTING WIN. H. AsPINwALL.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, July 16,
1862.-This department having this day re-
ceived from VIM. H. Asprnwall, ESQ.,, New
York, his check for $25, 290 so, as his share
of profit on contract for arms purchased By
Rowland & Aspinwall and sold to the United
States. 1t is ordered that the check be trans
ferred to the secretary of the treasury, and
that the thanks of this department be rem
dered to Mr.. Aspinwall for the proof of his
furnished of the disinterested and patriotic
spirit that animates the citizens of the United
States in the present contest against treason
and rebellion, giving assurance that govern
ment supported by citizenr who thus prefer
the public welfare TO their private gain, must
overcome its enemies.
EDWIN M. STATION,
Secretary of War.
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AnrtrOns.
MORTGAGES sALE-W;T

M ORTGAGEE'S SALE Will be sold
- :, al ublc Auction, on the premises, on MoNnAy
tne Isl uv o. JAW next at ten O'Clock In tire forenoon
by T. W. all, Auctoneef, the premises described in
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, dated June II a
1884, and recorded In the Worcester County Registv
OF Deeds, Book for Worcester Mechanics Suvio snT
rage W. Said premises consist Of lot Of land 20 eet
'front.' Dy l59 feet deep, as described In said mortga1e
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon The sale viii
aue IN pursuance OF the power Of sale contained m
entered on the 18th day Of June in the superior
Court IN an action commenced said mortgage by tha
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, Plaintiff against
Martha r Boyden and Others, Defendants Terms Of
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
by A. MoF. DAVIS, Atty
Z. w. VAIL. AuctiOneer
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SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A FIRST.
for Sale OF do 4et.

NO LET-The Dwelling House, No. 81
m Pleasant street, nea Main street, now occuped by
A. Peaslee. Possession given immediately ARMY "a
&. l.; PUTNAM, Bay state Fire Insurance Co.. or " IT,
DEWEY, 2S Main street diff iva
SIX NEW MLLODEONS TO RENT,
~ at low prices j. A. DoRAIAN
Jy du 2OS Main street..
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KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this ex-
ceent Of all Lmcnts perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids, arising from checked perspratonis cured by
few bottles of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
NEURALGIA-the king of all pain lis caused by
an Inflammation CT the nerves-s instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
SPKAINS caused by an over-eXtensiOn and a
sudden action of the musces-ls cured by few bot
ties Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
Tor man beast
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-is cured by few bottles of kENNEDYs RhEu
MATfC LINIMEHT.
BRUISES are caused by a sudden pressure of the
nes and smashing of the tssuesis instantly relieved
pyhkNNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIhENT.
VS. VI y IS a contraction Of the muscles, caused by
hauduen st0ppage OF the fluid which prevents
animal life having free hows cured by a few applica
lions o. kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC iiNISENT.
hALAOpS COLO is cau4ed by neuralgia in the
m.IiOhAIIG LINlMEET in warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
NC caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glands-wet
piece OF nannel with KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIYIMENr
aIpW ~ ON going to bed, and you will be welp the
HEA DACHE AND THRORRING OF
TIE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from insensbie
Pstsprasion-ls cured by few applications Of KENNE-
Dfs hHEuMATIC LGN1MENT
,,WEA n n SS OF THE RACK.-Follow the
direction in the circular around each bottle
u Is good for Toothaehe, Earache Swelled Face and
liil9mmation OF every kind Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
MASS; rrcs 81 cents; sold By DAVID SCOTT, GEO
MoCONYlLLE, W. H. GoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere
DOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
u and Harness. Inquire Of j. l.. HOOD, 22s Main
street, Worcester, Mass d&wu mylO
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS


MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxburv has discovered in one Of
our com,Ion pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOIe.
Two bottles warranted nursing sore mouth
One 10 three bottles will clear the system of bes.
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Eryspeas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
FouEto six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three 0ttles are warranted to the
kind of ringwom.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofIla
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases OF dyspepsia know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankerIn the
stomach.
One two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
one two bottles warranted to regulate a costve
state of the bowels.
One two bottles will regulate aderangement of the
kidneys
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases o
drOpsy.
BY strictly following the directions I'm the pamphlet
around each BOTTLE ard udicOus application of the
SALT RREUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENr, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer of whatever kind or nature exec
that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured
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- at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY AuR 20 A.
y ls6; at lO O'Clock in the forenoon. the premises
te BORROWING described estae certain lot OF land SIT
uated IN Woreester and bounded follows to wit be-
ginning at the southwest thereof at land OF H. a.
Partridge and upon private passage way of said Part
rdge AT fence, thence nOrtherly by said passage wav
Iorty egnt ieet and i've inches to land formerly
OF one Whtttemore, thence land OF said Whit enrc
easterly forty seven eet six inches to land now or late
OF Jos Walker thence southerly by said walkers land
and land now or late of An r. Cotton fifty feet and Az
inches to land of said Partridge thence westerly nv
land of said Partridge forty seven feet six inches 10
tin and Chatham streets In tlJty Worcester on said
private way of e. Partridge and will be sold In pur-
suance OF power ofsae contained In certain mortgage
given by Daniel r. Pratt and Ann 81 Pratt TO George n
o IN dne worcester ounty Registry Deeds Book
oVo rage 23, default having made in the condition
VI sa mortgage The terms of the sale will be cash.
@ Tue necessary deeds to pass the title the premises
h W asaay ior delivery as soon thereafter ia posi-
Dig Fort further particulars inquire of A. McF DAVIS
Atty, &C., No. IL Bank Block Foster street -
Worcester, July s. 1861, dts -'0''sAs IA
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A FIRST.
IN CLASS NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTINc
OFFICE. VIII be sold at Public Auction on MON.
DAY, July 18th, at O'clock r. NJ on the premises he
estnDuSnnent known as the LYNN WEEKLY RE
POTTER PRINTING OFFICE Said office Is situated
az NO. :! Exchange street Lynn Mass aud consists Of
hHuernscY Power Press, Rugges Engine Press and
all the Type and Fdrntare of drst-class Book lob
aud NeTsp lper Printing Office. The paper has a clrc
atnn OF between and two thousand and tho amount
OF advertising and job work is seldom equaed In any
place In Massachn sets of the CITY OF Bosto1 RE
inquiries addressed TO JOHN II. TOLMAN Lynn wifi
receive Immediate attention. 49,
LUCIAN NEwHALL Assignee.
Lynn, July u.s. 1859 deopljy23 iyi6
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Notrtes.
SMITH. EcLHcTIC
nR. EDMUND s

~ BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND PROFESSOR OF ETIoLoGY
AND MATERIA MEDIcA, &C, &c, will be at the Bay
State House. Worcester Mass every two weeks COM
mencing on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August and 2,
and every two weeks Friday and Saturday All the
rest Of the time he may be found his residence % Pleas
SAINT street. Boston Hours from lam to pm and from
2to The sick should avail themselves Of the
opportunity they have being restored health perma
nenty NO physician everperormed such cures as have
been and are still being performed by Dr. Smith, All
those who wish to investigate will please call for crcu
highly authenticated certificates mot few OF the most
remarkable cures Gin Boston and vicinity on record
nsfS@ Consultation free.
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IOICE COLLFCTION OF pr

n ANO MUSlC-Nearly 200 Pieces for Sl,5O-TnE
HOME CIRCR, volume of PIG pages contains rs March,
es and Qucksteps. ~ Watzes 81 Polkas Schottsches
RedoWas Mazurkas and Polka Mazurkas, 2 Varso
viennes Gortza, GaoDades, IA Cotons and Quad
rifles, and A Dances Hornpipes, &C. arranged for the
Pieno Forte, the cheapest and best collection ever Is
sued Price. plain, S50 CLOTH, 81; receipt which
viii be sent postpaid. Published by DlfSON & co,
III w washington street, Boston. diff Iyl2