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Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.


aoJ be Justly ranked as the most sue
derangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar 20 the Female SER
now before the public Dr. Hill the
5S9''F on G yso DlseSses 9uTlng ms
years and upwaTds, nas made the
by Delicate and Difficult Disorders
aid Diseases, arising from the constrGc
fem, his particular subject Of attention
practice i has been his aim 10 bring to
thorough test ana issue the different
Materia Medica Win The view Of pro
f Rtaay 1 vi 3 N o and ,sTtd
SHppressons and Obstruollons ana their
issat is lie production Of bis anu ''''
lSEALLiBLh FEM ALE REGULATOR
experiences proves 10 be most SPEEDY and cons In
opcraoh ana IS %sTr4a5d araie s Yu and way vs.
essui ~ all cases when used according 10 the rec
tions
Aave been sS gtnn tba last e Sonts on ~ r,t
flying result hes been The prompt and thorough restoIa
ton Of Hundreds Of Females who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain, thereby dcmonstrating
its indisputatle right tn be stVled the greatest
I5-Other preparations styled Female Cathoiicon'
are being widely advertised purporing to be Of different
the inventions Of men who have Just claim to medical
sngaledge or experience mucn less q any khoMedge
PeFt2lnng 70 .hdlan Arcaha, or practice and all such
n1"t9is ad scales q" Jlce7 are but so many devices
d9us ana lead 20 te aAe and use 81 spurious ii not a5
s0utelY iuiuriuDs artc
ea have fee s6or % aa6c l % gn @dTSTs
New Erumd for the last twenty wears. and who has al
in all eases ct cS DicIties large part Of his theory
ana practice during that period Of time.
HIS HE1tALE REGrLATOR has but one formula
size herlnet- Nv seated VIII, aosgHanyinr }iregt9ns
Snd is forwarded 30 all parts New England the United
states, and the Cd1adas in packages perfectly safe by
s SnS III 5y a are e ii Gona6cn aSi
and must contain his myarable fee OF al 10 insure at
s. Bear ja mind ! mus Female Regulator 10 a
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is commended from the most eecual antidotes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dstem
per- and for the of the disorders it entails That it
IS far superior to other remedy yet DEVISED is known
by all Who have given trial, That il does combh
virtues truly extraordinary in Their effect upon this class
OF complaints, is inusp utablN proven by tue great null
titude of publicly known and remarkable it has
made of the following diScasea: Kings Evil,
GinuGIl;aT SNrillugs, 'EumOrs, EEHrtions,
Pmpies, uIutches ANA SprPs. EuysIpeins,
Ssosc or ST. = nthony's Fire, salt - Ia am,
Sc"ld Ahead, Coughs from tuherciIi0us de-
biiity, APr0p~y, euT;iEGI;t Dyspepsia, EndI.
GestiOH, SSph'IIs and Sypllitic Eafec1I0ns,
NEercuTiai Diseases, Female We;s ! ucsses
ana indeed the whole series OF complaints That arise
from mpuritv of the blood Minute reports of ndivfu
al cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC
which Is furnished to the dugEiStS gtatuitouS disr
buton wherein may he found directions for its use and
some of the remarkable which il has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief Those
try in ordcr that every reader have
one no can SPEAK TO him of its benefits from personal
experience Scrotua depresScs the vital energies, and
mus leaves It's victims far subject to disease and
its tal results than are healthy constitutions Hence it
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten the average
duration OF human life The vast Importance of these
remedy which adequate to its his of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA
MLLA, although it is composed of ingredients, of
Wien exceed the best OF SaFS0p0T{tG in Alternative
power by its aid You may protect yourself from the
suffering and dm@er Of these disorders Purge the
lnn conceptions that rot and tester the blood, purge
out the causes Of disease ard vigorous health will fol-
low BY its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
VITAL functions and thus cxpels the distemrers which
lulk within the system burst out part it.
we Know the public have been deceived by many com.
pounds Of SdrSdpdiiid that promised much and did
hoihlhg; but thew will neither be deceived dsap
pointed IN TINS. It's virtues have been proven abun
cant ttlal and there remains question its surpass.
ing eAteIerce Tor the of the affecting diseases is
intended to reach Although under the name it is
before the people, is more efcctuH than any
ct WHICH mas ever been available to them.
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II Il II I l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. - as.,in streea. NNn-cnnnr

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.--During the prac
tee Of deen years Dr. Hill has come iii eoEtact with
almost innunerabe Of Debility, occasiCned by
dreadlll habit Of solitary self abuse. They continue
70 warn all Young men wh1 not afflicted avoid
as they value their lives, and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit oy its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and to let them
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
IN time 1t sno eNagseration To say that three iourths
Of the insane owe their malHd, 10 this Urlid habit The
proprctors OF Insane Asylums couobOraIe the state
heit and If the victim escapes Insanity or idoc, yet he
or sue is entirely utted for the real pleasures OF life,
either in or out OF the domestic erceNith p'Ocreatve
powers ruined, afflicted with distrUst doubtful
his friends, in fact perfect hypOchoudrac what he
ut for but to be cast out and die Attend to them
all you who addicted to this miserable habit, orr
may be too late, and you may 90 down to dishonored
grave hardly TT to meet The God who gave you the pow
ers which YOU have made instead of a blessing,
as they were intended There exists not in the hole
world an object luatisome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes. Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven
DR. Hills practice is wholly on the botanic principle
ami therefore upon natural Foundation
Office No 81 Main street Worcester open from a. m
to 10 Letters (postpaid will receive prompt atten
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Great External Remedy.
FOR RIlEuMhTISM, G0UT, NEURALGIA, LUNIBA
GO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEU.
MArIC AND NERVOUS

IIt,, = CIITI7 Il =, ~ Ri 7 I'I73''
NE "a ~ a, AL Az. iIihu'
MA ~ i,r ~ 81, 81 OCo
To- al ~ ..io,, g.. IL 'ioOIl i: .; ., -,
AZ ~ "niGli i. = SPECIFY anu ceItaln remedy ahG
~ .aIls, s ~ ptepureu rom ne recipe OF
II otVPie "ect, VI tne FAMOUS Done SET
i WIZ ~, usV , Ut ls iod more 'na TWEEN
y w iyI iUS 1t AZ II, success, l.,
any preparation before the pubic Of Which the most
skrptical may be convinced by a single trial
This I.nimcnt will cnre RAPIDLY and radically Rheu-
matte Disorders OF every kind and in thousands Of
cases where it has been known to
fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, il will afford immediate relief in
every case however distressing
1t will relieve the of HEADACHE in three
minutes md il warranted 10 do H.
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gem Bork embellishments.

A JUST TRIBUTE TO MERIT.
AT INTERNATIONAL EXHlBITION LONDON,
JULY llT4, 1862.
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Was the only preparation for food from Indian Corn
that received medal and honorable merton from the
ROYAL Commissioners the competition of all prominent
manufacturers of Com Starch" and Prepared Com
Flour of this and other countries Notwithstanding
Maizena,,
The food and luxury the age without a single fault
One trial viii convince the most ce5tical Makes Pud.
dlngs Cakes Custards Blanc Mango &c. without isil.
glass with rev or no at cost astonishing the
economical slight addition TO ordinary heat Flour
greatly improves Bread and Cake. 1t is also excellent
lor thlekelns sweet sauces, graves for fish and
soups. &c; For Ice Cream, nothing compare with
II little boiled in milk will produce rich Cream fol
coffee, chocolate, tea &c.
Put up in pound packages, under the trade mark
Maizena, and with directions for use.
lids OF all ages.
For sale by Grocers and Druggists everywhere.
MAHUFACTU9E AT GLEN COVE,
LONG ISLAND.
Wholesale Depot, 1GG Fulton ST., New York.
myl6 dom WM. DURYEA. General Agent.
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gsisssss55ssssls WESTERN RAILROAD,
S--55'225sss5s533 SPRWG ARRANGEAEKTS;- Com
Leave worcester for Albany aud Way stations, (ac
co.nm9datt9n) at jAi @. N. and 10 p,
ForNew York and Albany, (exp) lO0 2. III. and 90
New York Mail train 1880 p. m.
Radrogs conagctioas.--At Albany with the New York
Central! Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail
roads Al Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Adams, and Stockhrdse and PittsieEI railroads At
At Springfield Will the 4sfti5rd New Haven and Spri &
dci9 ana Connecticut River Railroads AZ Palmer with
to&n and Amherst rsilr ads. At worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester ana
Worcester May l,I363. HENRY GgHY, 5up't
lzg-z.qssr75-ss-4 BOSTON & WORCESTER
sEss-5siss==s= s4sAILRCAD. -SUHRER ARRANGS
q - H. HERT, Commencing ON MONDAY April
PA8seNGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as foIlows
Lower station exp $50 M, l3l5, $50 exp,
Aliilbury $40 a. m. 4.40 p. III.
grafton, 7.t!, l0,0j a. m. l, 5,lS p. N.
SEo9i66afoaS5 io.l5 4 Is IN y. AID 5aopm.
Ashland, las 1886 Il. M. l30, 5i9 p. N.
Milford ne, 945 a. M 5 % P. M.
S, SSiiGgP5G ii' ~ a. m "A. a25 p.ro
EFaniGghap 81 Express I,4o 500, lO.l9 a. m, I39
AL tA.; wv Ii.55 EXP. p m
WIs. 7i?, si5, XIX ss #or am, 81
s EFTqss 81 g !o Il IS ~ SIS . TO- y a. lso 2so*
'IuCOnnestlo53 With trains on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
T. Worcester @t ll5 eXP ID, $50 Exp 1870, 23O
Albany l. IS, $50 Exp ~ a. -- M $50 EXP. ,. NJ.
For New York, VIA Springfield, $50 EXP. a. m, 80
NAN York. iyia Norwich, 5 80 Exp. p. m.
Mli6ury us a m 400 p II,
Grafton T. Is q. m. 100, 400 p m.
g% oatbS62oa5 81 + !" 3 a. 6 q $40 Ezp
I Rsnia;nd; 10 a. m l$9, 4 90 P. In
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~ regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most cGpabLe and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse . CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ a person more competent and irGSi
g0rty and capable Of putting their applications in
form to secure Tor them an ary and favorable cOnsid
err on .liI lnlnmt lllIIGe.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

Late Commissioner Of Patents.
''1Ir. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appH
cations al but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and thai Is geQdHg Such unGis akeable proof
Of great talent his part leads me 20 recommend al
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents az
tHay may be Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed nn their and al very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGAkr
aIng eight months the subscriber, in of hia
TF made toice rejected applications SIX
in ms f Is, EVERY ONE of which decided
'''' '"'0' ~ the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan /, 1883 deadly H. H. EDPaii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

After an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to Patents in tine Uuitel States
also, Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tries Caveats, Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
all Papers r Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms and with dispatch, Researches made into Ainer
can and Foreign WORKS, to determine the validity O u
y OF Patents O. inyeniionsand legal or other advice
rendered IN all matters touching the same Copies Of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Inc Agency Is not only the largest in New ENGLAND
but through itiveHOrs have advantages for securing
Iates Nl asccrlnns the patentabiity of inventions
usn5Pas,en BY il not lmmeasuTably superior to, any
as DeloM glvcu prove that is MORE SUCCESS
FuL Az IliE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and his 81 tCiSS IS yIE BEST PROOF OF kDVAS.
IAGtS AID ABILITY, lie would add that he has
aGandant reason 10 believe, and prove that at no
other ONCE Of the kidd are the charges professional
services So tolerate he immense practice of the sub.
scTber qGrE the twenty past has enabled him tn
accumulate vast collection Of specifcations and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents. w W
These, besides his extensive library of legal and ma
chanlca works aud full accounts patents Granted in
the United states and Europe render him able bcyond
question, to oiler superior facilities for obtaining Pa,
tents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
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ss-zsSsz..----z7s7 WORCESTER x NASH "a
.-s@-.sz.5 4 I L u 0 aD.-FALL AND WINTER
sIIs---EsGeSA KiIl NNG EAENV.-On and after Nov ],
Trains follows Leave Worcester At $40 and Ills
a.. I., and 4iU p.
Leave Nashua at Z a. and u m, and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
concord II RierepsSsengers take the to ard from
the Northern, the assumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Baroad.
At GCton junction, trains ect directly with thu
lains Of the stony 8rook Railroads and slso with raus
the FiChburg Railroad With the exception OF the dIs
train from Boston; and at FitchDGrg with trains OF ths
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
For Sudther particulars and connections with Othe
i5ads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" q. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
MoTcester, Oct Is 1872 dtf
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,'4i,s1 - ,-'''1
AS III u ~ GIN u. Z.
,r,--. ., -
SENIOR Iielil5tIS ol tHls uIm tiVe uech resident
A-02 he!s AZ law ~ w aSIiHtlO ID, =, Ter the past
twelve ears and with their success in the prescott
81 t!Ns Oh an hli9s against the united states hereto
iF3 ana theH aHlliaritY Win the practice IL all tue
cp'ItieltS OF NuNerucht theY leel assured IN sa'-
lnS ihal tAey, can AFFORD as great facilities to
claimants Ior the PROMPT and successful accomplish
N, VI '~lsesS ShttuSleu 10 them as any other hrm
N " toi.. il'S 9Sre 10 secure sucu an amount
o. Us liI eIa9tS them o. prosecute le clam
1T e@. 4npGat II SilL !. 4 n 9'9 On me
IL ~, ZACH CASE. -.
~ @ @ y WI! V r. ~ rs tit3A6S EOk 0s
for esrb i,sfI Il,,'ty ~ .rz az n - IA -
! aui Zen I'cr cent ON amount of claims for Sisr5
3l or. Or ls igr ie s it Of ,rarc,, 1891 IN any
service Hii,ary or Naval who are disabled by disease
." "'iN are ciit ne 10 CIisiois an non eolh's-
5,,gl tG,S or filEttes VINO se5ye l.r tWo Years OF
HuhS I!a var sl9ul IL sooner close wiz be entitled
10 i'd l'.ln{I All hoI-comnlsSoned uticers or ri
Ni-t' tt'7't lj lWu or ree years ana discharged Tor
wounds icteEeqih battle belore the expiration Of the
Et 9" ta'T enlistment are ehutICI 70 the Bounty OF
$i Nao',s OF soldiers who are killed or die, either
9e'Fe OF er elr discharge from wounds received or
pensions: il there be no widow living then Ills minor
children, any, are entitled 10 pension; if there is
Mother widow or children living and deceased left
mother or orphan sisters under sixteen wears OF age
c Arrears Of Fay i and 5o ' Bounty viii f' Dc paid
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8afIr0a0s.
"a NORWICH & WuRCES {

g7sEa7557s775g7 NORWICH & WORChS
s5-5s5s3yER kAlLk1Ap. - . Ky (i % a, 80
-s-sEdA " T. hhH u co'l''"'i"H 'iN-' '@' -
June y lSb2 - a., .....-u,., "a,
TRAINS GotNG sourH, LGAVE NoRcEsIEH At r,,i,,
tgV H. m WaF faNs, hyet I@i A.LrS a. a., i,,o,i
Aeu lH season TO- tram To- t"'"'lN oi'''h "a wv
ueiSe Al ll.lo a VI a,..,.. ,,,.,,,. o., Wv
~ ~ H. r. way as5,uE'r Isa, NIe E ~ ,Sp
CSs'CT WIN trans rom h.n' Ns1'Tel i
~, w., ~ " ureesti uletVIi mtt iti ''G w
4enee shI h93on tr2si a Nor"cl WIN tram Ior >e"
H3T 0 Sly'tle ana \ ew ia'S Si roc,, a. .y,
iVV ?, " way ta'sSlsGr run li Sunngc{h az TIL
eeSSt WIN trans from NqShua toWc %C
AZ Ule9le vtlNil Ml'h eas llali ~ AZ,
anu rams n ,, e3t3rl aua itoVWeHcv y nVJ'
l.p949 " IlheIu Junction t'nS i.un
wv IA t.uIu StyNC ~ sVasuh ~ ,'S VII
senGeIs rom Way St3tl ms Gr NeW ttth 10y ''""e'
nom NeW London' VIII take tli' tl' 10 NuIN WIT
t.vV p, M HIiealoo". EN4' ts" , "' rst m IN
uhneVtS al worcester WIN Trans 'F0% bost'Ui !
!urE' Nc' AZ lIhnheld WIN trtln from 4 l"NiuciiSU
ie"VGS NurWleh tol Sew l.nlu0u ~ "; IL, i! . Al,
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patents, flnslons, 4}omtlcs.
pENSION, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY,
Z " AR CLAIMS, CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY AND
klILE MONEY.
sTEsva ar. STEVENS. & CO..

All Pennsylvania Avenue.
" AS III n GION CITN, ID. Q.
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OnrnIbusRs.

MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON,
AVA NIBUS leaves No. 1913 Main street. at 10 a. m and
$50 From Millbury, leaves LOvells Hotel At 50
M, and 1888 and leaves the Post ONCE at a.
M. and D. diff $50
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.s=,-5s5sSss57s PROVIDENCE & WOR.
SO CESTEE RAILROAD. - Winter Al.
s--a.---lzEl-s rangement Nov 8, 1852.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05
Inn pOrtant Decision.

An important decision was made on
Thursday in the Criminal Court of ST.
Louis by Judge Clover. 1t is the first
case in the country in which the status
of slave under the Presidents Eman.
cipation Proclamation has been fixed
by the decision of Court. The slave
in question had escaped from his mas
ter at Helena, Ark, while the latter
was prisoner in the hands of the I'm.
ion forces, and gone to St. Louis, where
he had committed crime which, by
the laws of that State, punished him, if
a slave, by thirty-nine lashes on his
back; if free man, by imprisonment
for a term of years in the Penitentiary.
Judge Clover decided in effect that the
Proclamation is a good law. and that
the slave of an Ar kansas. man became
free OIL the lst of Jannary-"free by
virtue of the Proclamation.; and that
once being free man he is forever a
free man, for l know of no power or
law by which man being once eman-
cipated can be again mancipated. -.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05

GEN. HooKER.-A Washington dis.
patch says that Gen. Hooker is fas,
earning the name of "working Joe
Hooker" He is organizing the disci
pline of the army, and is about to do
away with grand divisions, in order
that he may have reports made direct
to his headquarters, and thus know the
condition and wants of his troops.
Work is being done on the roads in
spite of the mud.
He is also is taking measures to sifi
out all disloyal, disobedient, disaffecting
and demoralizing officers, who have 81
long cursed the Army of the Potomac
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05
Southern News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The following
news is selected from late rebel papers.
eve have positive information" says
the Knoxville Register. shat Gen. J.
E. tombstone will i'm person command
the army of Middle Tennessee. He is
probably at his post now. 1t is also
probable that Middle Tennessee will
hereafter constitute one military de
partment under the command of Gen.
Donelson.n KFE -
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 3O.-Scouts
report that Pinckney and BalI's Islands
have been evacuated >by the cncmy.
Forty-seven sail vessels are reported
at Hilton Head. Heavy firing has
been heard in the direction of Stone
this morning, which lasted several
hours. 1t is believed. however, to be
nothing more than the enemy practic
ing at target on Coles Island"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05
Destruction OF the Pirate Orete.
t'-i . NEW YoRK. Feb. 2.

A passenger by the Columbia from
Havana, brings intelligence that sup
posed reliable rumor of the destruction
Of the Oreto IElorida) was current in
that city, and toM the rumor was con
firmed By the arfiy al of the Creole from
New York. The following is his state
ment in brief: Tuesday, Jan. 9th it
was reported in Havana that heavy fir
ing had been heard at Matauzas and
Cardinas, as if coming from vessels-of-
war engaged in a severe contest at sea.
Il was also stated that the Oreto, OIL
some otherrebel vessel had been chased
by several Union gunboats, but with
what result had not been learned. /,
was then believed at Matanzas that the
firing was connected with some vessel
The Creole, from New York, arrived
ut Havana on the goth. She brongh,
news that she had been spoken by thu
q. S. gunboat Cayuga, which vcsse
reported that the Cayuga had observed
. steamer on fire, supposed to be thu
Oreto, and three other vessels were fir
ing into her with great rapidity. TIL,
locality was not stated but it was in III,
vicinity of the Cages, off Cardinas an,
Matanzas.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05
The Spring Election.

Republicans, a most important cleo
tion for Judge of the Supreme Court
and Regents of the University will
take place in a few weeks (; it is time
that you should be organizing for the
contest. The Democracy are already
in the field and are making every exer-
ton to secure the election Of their men
to these responsible positions. There
is no Republican who does not wish to
see Hon. James V. Campbell reelected
to the position which he has so ably
and faithfully filed during his term of
office. We hope he will be retained
in his present position.
There are also eight Regents Of the
University to be elected on general
ticket as the amendment to the Cons,i
tuition in relation to the election of Re
gents was ratified at the last election
The interests Of the State of the I'm.
iversity demand that1he very best mer
in the State should be elected to these
important position. Let every Repub
lican bestir himself and prepare for the
contest. t.,.'.f t