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Ia1lrOaGs.

yTOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
z DON AND NEW HAVEN. - the Train leaving
Eo;essr # O9} & %F Il a A%r%e 3 g
Y2S e arriving in New Hoh BY h9 shGTs sH E1PTes
supt's 5aice, Nor 4 Wor. railroad
Norwich, Feb |, 1860.
E3@Tickets for sale st the Ticket Office, Worcester
ls5ss7s5z7fzzz,a BOSTON & WORCESTER
sSs:=s:z.sss.s:AR AILROAD. -SG4HNER ARRANGE,
3 - - 4-z- NEWT, commencing On MoNDAY,April
PASSENGER TRAINS ieave BOston. as follows:
Leave worcester At 00, 80 4. M, l2.4O 90
Lower station exp, $50 a m l2,45, $3.50 exp,
sliil51ry, $40 a. m. 44o ?. n
'ITaiton, 4 Z; l095 q. m. l, 5,lS p N.
ssoa ai j5s lo96a. N; pa and 5,s9pm,
Cor1avilie, al 1929 a III. %, a p.
Ashland, Z. As 1886 l,3O,549 p. m.
Milford, 7.i0, 9.45 a nj. ) OJ p.
NortnboTo $50 a m.
Marlboro 7l3, a. IN. 325 p. m
FFanlre 81 Express 40 SEQ, 1919 a. m l39,
y YES: = S y 1 y 7I? 81. 92 l24 woT 49,
8r?okne, siO' Is, 45 Sis, 81, TO- y NJ, 1870 1905
$S3 "a 529a $50 500, $50 p 10 On Sunday, 945 III
'In connection with trains on Charles River Branch.
TEAMS & I, leave B?s99 % as toEows ~
EXP, 400, $50 Exp 80 Exp. p m,
A 40 ny T. j. 8oO ExP a. m 259 EXP p n.
FOR Se,y YORK, VIA Springfield, $50 Exp. a. m 2SO
NEW York, yia Norwich, ) 30 Exp pm.
Aillbury, j.l5 IN. 90 p.
Grafton, Ilj g. NJ l.3O, 4 90 p: n.
Westboro', Is 2. N, l3J, 400, $50 Ex., D. m.
Cordaville rs a. m $50, 200 p. m.
ss an i5 rs So So EXP n a. NJ &c., 80 EXP.
Milford, IS !, N, i.55 $50 ' p. N
Northboro 80 p II
Marlboro, i5U, 40 p.
Natick, Is, $50 m l30, 400, 6 p. m
west Newton lis, s, $50, 70 p l3O, 3 43O, s. T.
Brooaine, !25t o. g. Io* Ills IN, T. l5.. l, as
81 r. = 5og ~ 7l5 y 10 III On sundays at 1910
n IN
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GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
a Substitute for Calome1.

Il your bowels co;siye, TRY THEN
II your breath is bad try THEM.
Il you lcel drowsv. TRY THEN
# on are W spirited, TRY THEM,
THEY ONLY COST % CENTS a Box TRY THEM
Blue Mass and othel preparations of Meicur, actn
ally produce suffering and death than the Il
they profess TO cure And this corrosive mn raj so
denounced by the all pahic doc ors IS prcscribed by
them most universally in cases Of liver C%mpiainif
Com,umption of Lungs sc
THE MANDRAKE .. PILLS are composed eptiteI, ot
roots and herbs obtained from the great sorebn,,s of
Nature and their saluary fleets will appear as soon as
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not nr"dice
any nausea or sickness OF The stOmach but when given
on with SCHENCKS SEX WEED foNi i u i By his
udcous treatment the digestive functions are speedily
10 tit IT luli Nsor, and the worst cases of ndi
When we reflect that the Liver the largest internal
duty Of teriue the blood and preparing the bile that
Is SUBJECT to mary csorders asa that when it Is di'
esed or inactive the whole body suffers sympahetcally
1t Is not surprising that medicine which restore
te heaithy operations of the Lvershobld pro won
derul changes in the general health and effect lures
which may appear almost miraculous. Headaches of
shoulders aching CT she limbs feeling of general eAk
ness ana wrctchene and other alarming distress
ing symptoms, indicative of imperfect disordered &C
SCuENCK s MASDRHKE FILLS.
Costiveness, Piles bitter cru tons, and that
indescribablc feeling of oppression. mental anxiety,
languor, ethargy aud depression Of spirits which unfit
man Tor the manag ement of business and the enjoy
ment Of life are All relieved by tho use Of Schencks
Mandrake Pills. Price IS cents per box.
Remember, DIR. Schenck visits Boston every month,
Nav 10th and 2st. He is also at 80 Bond street. New
York, every Tuesday, consultation AMI advice but
cipal Office, 80 North Sixth street. Philadelphia:
lrice Of the glmonie syrup, and sea weed Tonic, 81
GEORGE r. sPURR, agent for Worcester,
GEO G. GOODWIN 4 CO, IS Hanover street. Bos
on are General AGENTS ior the New England states
myl4 idu
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the CONSTITUTIONS descending from parents 10 children
the third and fourth generation: :" indeed it
be the rod Of Him who saws II will visit the. uiques
mates tyke various ames according the organs it at
tacks In the lungs ScrOflla produces tuberces and
finally Consumption; in the glands. swellngs which
suppurse and become ulcerous in the stomach and
bowels, arrangements which produce Indigestion. dys
pepsa, aud liver complaints the skin, eruptive and
cutaneous affections These, all having the same origin
require the same remedy viz, publication and niPora-
ton ofthc blood Purify the blood, and these danger
dstcmpcrs leave yon With feeble foul or corrupt
edblond, cannot have health; with that life of the
flesh" healthy, cannot have scrOfulcus diseases.
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notItes.


Worcester, July IS 1865.
The following drafted men have been exempted fom
the draft in this district, and for the following
MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS July 81,
Samuel Aldrich, decided eebleness Of constitution
VIM NJ + spur, decided feehleness Of constitution
from frequent attacks OF rheumatism.
Cyrus d Howard, decided teebeness OF constitution
charles f clark, feebeness, mental and physical.
john Orearv, varicose Veins-very knottN
John Tynne. tuhcrcular di ease Of both lungs.
Daniel Boutwell,, chest t0os nall-2Ninches.
Charles Williams, uureduccd disocaton of right
Daniel II Holmes, tubercular disease of htlung.
Horny Green, luveterate disease OF the skin.
James McDermott, decided natural iccbencSs of con-
John iney, vsroose ,ms with ba crIptye disease.
Henry Gay, chest 100 smal-29 inches, and de-
hiram u Brewer, insufficient teeth.
John " Gr'eu cheStt O smal-2S inches.
disease
John G Wood dscayed teeth.
charles Steele, stanlneriug-bad,
Thomas la e, lateral cdryAture of the spine.
Thouas Cummings, decided natural feeblencss Of
constitution.
Hiron Ludd,n decided acquired fceblencss of colsti
futon
Hezeklah starr, atrophy-left leg.
Albert Il Rumrcll, h I'm a.
Joseph Krne chest too smull-99 iuchss.
Chelcs H. Hastings, .cided sciui~cd feebieuess Of
George I'LL. decided acq rcd fccs'cucs. Of consu
tuition
Moses Kwhpple no upacr teeth.
Lucius NJ. rrouty, chronic dtatrhca
Lewis Elweil' decided natural fceheness of const!.
VIM DAWSON decided acquired teeojeness OF consti.
tuition.
John samson, insufficient teeth
Noel CLARK. no upper teeth.
Charles Pierce chronic rheumatism and enlargement
IEsander omsiead injury OF right ankle ard atrophy
OF leg.
Passed-2
Fer order of the board; ....-..
SAMUEL V. STONE.
Captain Provost Marshal Sth Mass. District.
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Not few of the worst disorders that aflict mankind
arise from the corruption that accunulates in the blood
OF all the discoveries that have maze to purge it
out, none can equal in effect RseImbOId's Conn
pound Extract of SarsapariIIa. it eleanses
and renovates the blood nsts the vgor of health into
the system and purges out the humors which make dis
ease 1t stimulates the healthy functions Of the BODY
and expels the disorders that grow and rane in the
olool' It's extraordinary virtues not yet widely
known, but when they are ii will longer be ques-
ton what remedy to employ in the great variety of af
fiji ting diseases that require aerat We remedy Such
remedy that could be relied on long been sou eht
for and now, for the first time, the public have one on
which they depend Our space here does not admit
certificates to show its effects but the trial of single
bottle will Show 10 the sick that it has virtue surprising
anything they have taken.
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Menlc1nes.
DO q I OR C. A. HILLS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age,

Forthe use Of Single or Married Fer,a,os
Glay be Justly ranked as tba Tr, St' s,,c
cessih ana Invaluable snecidc Tor ali
arrangements, distractions ana Irt,, ~
difficulties peculiar to the Fsn,ai. s Ste
before the public. DR. iiiii H.,
senior in Especial Diseases durn,, III
long and varied practice OF Tv,enty
year, aud upwards, mas MT ~
90 Delicate and Difficult Esorders
ana Diseases, arising from the cunsfrur
ton aid functions OF the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of Attentinn
and study, which department of his
practice It has been his aim TO bring TO
4 thorough test and Issue the difercit
e. Botanic and Indian Agents OF the
n a.eria Medca with the view of pro
duelng a Convenient. SAFE and Certain
Remedy for all cases Of Irregularities
Surnfess, ons and ODstructions, and their
private cognae affections OF the female system and the
result is the production Of his
INFAIIJBLE FEMALE REGULATOR
MENsTRrAL CoMpousn, \ preparation which daily
exnernnce rnves ~ p most sDcedy and caicacous in
it's operafon aud is u srrante1 Harmless and always
succesul IN all cases when used according to the direc
tions
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e < FOR PROVINCETOWN.
q -1lfss7l8.1sA
uFSlI7zs-l IS ,,,,x-,, ,rr,x.. . -

From Boston WE'D NESDAY and ; ATURDAY.
FROM rrovncetown MONDAY and THURSDAY.
The ncw ana ccmnodious Steamer GEORGE SuAT
TUCK, G +. SMITH, commander. will commence her
regular trp' Boston and Province leaving
the foot of Eastern Avenue Wharf BOSTON, at % O'Clock
on Wednesday, June II sac as been built xuressly
for this route, and is fitted with every accommodation
an1 convene ace fur ladies ana gentlemen Fare $3.50
For alW Information, apply to DOLBIER& SLEEPER,
266 Commercial Street Boston
j. L. BOWLY, Agent.
Boston, June TO- 1868 dcop6m ieII
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|
co b SEE N Gs A ANB % SoNNS TFEE Es
iES MA4fG lS A5P SA AF3 H!shU-
DISORDERS.
For all of which it is a speedy and certain remedy. and
Dr. stephen sweet OF Conncciitut the famous bore set
ter aud as been used nhs practice for than
As An AELEyiAIIoE Of KIN, / Is qnrlyaled by
skeptical may he convinced by single trial
THIS hnmnt win GnTe Tapdly and TadGay Rheu
eases where has been used has known
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case. however distressing.
twill relieve the worst cases of iEADACH in three
minutes ana is warranted to Go it.
F T0 Ir,i1n 9sT VII tg eyre i9stanE
slTUDE, arising from mprudence or excess, this lini
ments most happy and uniailing remedy. Acting di
ies hcsystem and restores it to elasticity autr vigor
FOR PILES As an external remedy, we claim that
produce equal Every victim of this distressing com
plant should give 1t trial for it Will not fail to afford
immediate relief and in majority of cases will effect
QUfNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes cx.
tremely Malignant and dangerous, but timely appltca
tion ofthls iniment will never fail to cure
of the Joints is liable if neglected The
worst case may be conqueredby this Linent in
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
hes Of IeS Tf3ay 70
HMEN VIII 9sGf af FF f. dTSSG4' AsS
AND STINGS.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should this remedy hand its timely use at
the first apeaanee Of Laaeness viii eIectually prevent
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
Over four humid ID voluntary testimonials to the won
derul curative properties othis Lnmen have been
ceived within the last two years. and many them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the signature likeness
OF DIR. stephen Sweet every label and also Stephen
Sweets lnalllblc Lniment" blown in the glass of each
bottle, without which none genuine
RICHARDSON d. CO.,
Sole PrOprietors, Norwich, CT.
- Sold in Worcester by Geo. Z. Harlow, D. Scott G..
Spur, and ali dealers.
Ocg Jeodeow
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III TCNHsN INanla avenue.
" \ III q TON CITY d. c.

And Solicitors for all Kinds of Military Claims.
WAsHINGroN CITY d. c.
The senior members of this firm have been resident
Attorneys at Law OF Washington, D. c., tor the past
twelve years and with their success in the prosecution
OF Claims OF all kinds against the United States hereto
fore, and their amary with the practice in all
ing. that they can afford as great facilities to
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
in Washington. They desire 20 such amount
Of business as will enable them to prosecute the claim
basis o. their pay, CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
Their charges will be EsyeTEN DOLLARS FOR OF.
FICERS and e FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES,
for each Pension, Bounty, of Pay obtained
ana en- Fer Cent on amount Of claims for Military
Supplies, or Claims for Indemnity.
Soldiers onlisted since the first of March, 1851 any
service Military or Naval who disabled by disease
or wounds are ent He'd to Pensions All non'comms-
ioeu uhcers or frYates who serve for two years, or
during the war, shout it close viii be entitled
TO SiOO {9untY: All noncommissiOned Officers Pr-
Yates estel lo Two or tree years ana discharged for
wounds received in battle before the expiration the
SiVO Widows OF Soldiers who killed. die either
before or aer their discharge, from wounds received or
PENSIONS if there be no widow living then his minor
children, II any are entitled to pension; il there is
Mother widow children living. and deceased left
mother orphan sisters under six years OF age
Pensions Arrears Of Pay and sc0 Boantj viii be bald
as follows, yz ist, to the widows I'd, if no widow to
his children 1t he died unmarried and without issue
LIST, to his father; I'd if father hi. mother; 3d if
no father mother his brothers and collect
eral mems SUI
SA Persons unable to apply to our associates, and
desiring our assistance in the prosecution their claim
Will be furnished with Blank App ami lnstrnc-
lions by mail, on enclosing TEN CENTS m Post Office
Stamps to our address, giving statement of their case
letter OF Company number Of Regiment, and state from
Particular attention given to the collection Of Prize
Money blank applications for w!;lch are row in readi
OSCAR A. STEVENS.
- sTEPllEN 7 TWISS, Esq Attorney at Law,
10 itss BIock worcester Mass Is our authorized
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" 81 = i RR " On Stss1 ga ess 2 Y
/ 80 $500! TER RAILROAD. : JH1E.I ar
June : I755 80 > NAAN2 commencing MONDAY
a. TEAMS eorNG, SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
i0p a. IN. Naf Passenger rrCin. Arrives at Plain
held III s5asj o tran tc Providence arriving P;ov
10 80 a. m. way Passenger Train Connects at wor
cester with trains from Boston Nashua, FtchburE Low
dence Boston rains at Norwich with train for New
London, N, jtc ard Now Hayer,
cester with trains from Nashua. Fitchburg Lowell &c
AT an @ with ma EXRrsSs Train ron Boston
Roads; at Painfeld junction trains from Providence
from WAY stans Sq0 for New YorR by steaer
from New London, wlllTa&e this train TO Norwich
connects at Worcester with trains rom Boston, Con
| burg, &c. At Plainied with train from Providence
| caves Norwich for New London at 9l5 p m
POS steamboat Express Train for Boton, daily
except M9ndayl connecting at Worcester for Lowell
| Nashua Concord, Fitchburg, &c (Ths train leavea
New London at lJO a. m dependent on arrival0f Steam
500 am; Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain
neia Junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Ftchburg Con
il,3O a. m. Way Passenger Train Arriving at wor
ssster junction in season for trains to Boston, Provi
senee Springfield and Albany at Worcester for traina
80 p m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Norwich
with tram from New London and at Plained Junction
with Providence. Reaches Worcester in season
telO diff P. St. M. ANDREWS, sup't.
NORWICH & WORCESTER LINE
~ OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PEEH 30 NORTH RIVER,
Foot of Vestry Street, New York.
Steamboat Train for New London leaves Wor.
cester Daily,
sundays excepted,) at 400 o'clock p M, there con
'Rg St R the Ss2ne1 CITY OF
UESD4YS. THgRSDAfS AND sATGRBGIS,
ndins in NEW YORK at the New Pier Foot of Vestry
my8 diff ST. M. ANDREWS, suut
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n Il Il J. L
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tice of ftecn years Dr. Hill has in cutac With
almost inumeruble of Debility, OccasiUned bF
dreadful habit of solitary self abuse. The, continue
TO warn all Young men who not afflicted to avoid
1t as they value their lives. and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
IN time lsuo eXaggeration 10 thar three ourths
OF the insane owe then malady 10 this horrd habit The
propretors OF Insane Asylums corroborate the state
meft and the victim escapes insanity or idocN yet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures Of life
either in OF out of the domestic eircewih pOcreatve
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust doubtful
his riends, in fact perfect hypochOndriac, what
at for but TO cast out aCd die Attend to them
all You who addicted 10 this miserable habit,
NAV he too Late and you may down to dshOno red
grave hardly lit to the Goa who gave yea the pow
which you have made instead OF blessing,
a%they ire intended. There exists not in hG s.Ese
grid 40 1sect more l0athsorFe oT4S Il
flJsss IN health and hopes. 81 49, hbs so %t
"a appness and heavers-~~.'..S II 4
lliN's practice is wholly the botanic prigGlpie
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. ~ Main street. orcesier, open from a. IN
70 10 p M Letters postpaid) will receive propt atten
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Irritation Of tina Neck of the Bladder, and In
Elimination of the Kidneys

For these diseases it is indeed sovereign remedy, and
too mnch cannot be said in its praise lie dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms. Try
II.
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as State So. .,pn,,sjt.. ISiII,v St Isos.ou.
-
YEA 90, ...;. .,-- r -
@ al ~ telisNe pI4Gtte OF upWaTls OF twenty
as i, r+ ~ itei,ts IN INC IlIteu otatesi
tricl s, IaiUe Hiu nsner loleisn coul,
III Il'Gis BONUS, Assign hehtS ana
a. ePels 81 ior raents executed on liberal
Az ~ Hsptlc, researches maze INTO Alerl'
~ ~ e5 Ths' 10 leteinne me yaldty o. uill'
- " atcI'o ~ luNcIlJls-Hld legal or other advice
tGlueIeu III 81 MATTERS tulehhE the same Copies OF
ny c!.iis ul any lateht FURNISHED by renting One
l'9 9datr Asssnu'eutS recorded III W ashingtOn.
M Asec. Is MOI Only Inc largest IN New England,
't .ttun II lilVHhtors nave advantages Tor securing
f"lents, o scerunins the patentabty OF inventions
which can Be offered them elsewhere; Ih Testimonl
Fill t IiE pAT t'' r WIZ - s, VSa IKE ~ 1855
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This extraordinary medicine is unfaine in the cure of
all Nose painful and dangerous diseases TO which the fe-
ale constitution is subject Ii modcrates all excuses
anu removes all distractions, and speedy may be
relied ~' ~
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL rs peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Eaeh bottle, price dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent commercials
CA TION.
These Pus should not be taken By females dur,ag the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
Snre 10 6rgoR Miscarriage, but at any other time they
safe.
In all casosof and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight eXerion, papta
tion of the heart Mysteries and whites these pills will
effect when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caome
anthony. anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent tUf the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, ~ Y.
n. i. 81 90 and postage stamps enclos, to any au
thorizcd agent viii insure bottle, containing 80 pills
byreturn mail Sold by all druggists. DIS deowly
x GROSS LhNGLEY'S BITTERS-
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See Medical Properties of Buchu,
FROM pISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac
tice of Physic.
See remarks made by thelate celebrated Dr. PIIYSIC,
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. EPIIRAIM MCDOWELL, n
celebrated Physician and Member of the ROYAL College
OF surgeons Ireland ana published in the transactionS
of the King and Queens journal
See Meaico Chrurgcal Review, published by BEN.
JANlN TRAVERS, Fellow of the Royal College Of
surgeons
see most of the late Standard Works Of Medicine
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EXTRACT nUCHU,

HAS CURED EVERY CASE OF DIABETES IN
WHICH IT HAS BEEN GIVEN.
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i7atents, Qcnsions, COMMITTEES.
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN P IL MIS-

e. ii. ED by,
SOLICITOR OF = \ TENTS,
Late 4geat Of u S. Patent Qce Hashiagfon, (urder
tie act OF 1871
as State Sc, opposite E&IIby St, Boston.
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RULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR.
Z CESTER EXPRESS.
OFFICEs-No.l Lincoln House Block, Worcester; N.
C. B-ackersidse's store under WauregSD House, Nor
wich, ct
Al packages should be marked Faer's Express,
WnrcnaL er Sant. l 1851
, 1863-01-19
Resources Of tho Union.

1ESCuTCES V2 LAG DUIcns
The following is from Samuel Hallct & Co.'S last
circular:
OF the crtent Of our resources tho vast Sums
raised and expended for the past year are
Tic increased means Of the conutry are BY nothing
more strikingly illustrated than by the easc with
which loans to an enormous amount arc, raised.
At the cloec OF HI. Duchanans admiutstrat fcl1y
LIONS, which was with the greatest difficulty OBJ
deposits @ 1t tic a1ies to the @ amount @ of
xho1 hss s sxsfS1g S,eg n. N
form another. will equal 81 200 300 daily. in ad
ition to the Treasury Notes 1 wh1sh a o constitute
caes i tee aSe p anos
0C0000. All these loaus have been made without
any embarrassment whatever, and may heincroaa-
ed to any limit while filth IN ths Gose;nnaen. Is
y s' q al IL S eIofhns q snd
dance oE money ~ f III tte .h III E ths ao7s1a S1a
mcnt 90 long as this is mistaken.
We have thus gone through two years Of the
ast "a. q M R9a @ ms I'D f hsgs
degree OF physical comfort. SUCH state Of things
our highest ideal Of the condition Of the
people as it realizes al the advantages that Gov
ernmcnt social order can secure. It Is unques-
tionably in crest measure due to the natural
wealth Of the county, especially IN the Sheapn%ssss %s
G!sNo "a P4VH@Hkf EAotiF+s
Of com, At a coat not exceeding 10 cents per
1.s:.c. TN. s...e ee etande as type for the whole,
though probably the best 10 the production
Of fond. In no part OF Europe, as In the ees cap
| crops he raised for succession OF years T2!n
little other culture bnt dropping the seed. 1t ID
| the natural wealth OF the coil that VIC are now
drawing upon. We may for long time to come
tribe t6e draft without ezhautting tho source:
After food the next great source Of wealth IL
minerals, especially iron and coal. These exist in
abundance, with an accessibility, which no nation
Or continent can show. Our coal Is not only more
widely and abnndanty distributed than elsewhere,
but 1t lies near the surface that the mining OF It
is the simplest, easiest process Imaginable. We
have thus IN the greatest protuslon the two great
agencies OF the modern civilization and power be-
! cauFe with them we render natural laws our SER
varte. aud step at to plain whose horizon Is
as broad as nature ftsclf. but this s not all. We
rival ali other countries in the production Of all
the more valuable netal-so1d. silver and copper;
On the Pacific slope ne have only broken the crust
that covers the v1Et beds underlying with silver
| and gold, and which appear to extend over the
whole Western portion Of the continent, while in
the East and upon the shores OF Lake Superior the
| deposits Of copper that have been opened have
rendered ne leading nation In the production Of
| this article.
There is consequently perfect harmony be.
| tween tho resources md the aetual condition ol
the countrT