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1z17Ekzs5 Just published, q new edition OF Dr.
z&tAt 10 sCulverWell's Celebrated Essay on the
ef1-7N4 radical cure without medicidel Of
E SpeTmatorrhRa, or Ssmiaual Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimenfs to
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced By self-indulgence or sexual exraTa-
gauce.
- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates rom thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the application Of the
knife; pointing out a mode Of cure az once simple.
certain, and eectuGl, by Of which every suf-
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, nav
cure himself eheaply, privately and radically.
NJ This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress postpaid, receipt Of six cents or two post
stamps. Also, DR.. CulverWelIs Marriage Guide
price 25 cents. Address the pubiishers,
CHAS. J. 9. KLINE & CO.
I27yll l27 B0EerT, New York POst-Offes. Box, SIS
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AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE
Is Warranted for Five Years! !

Our Agents viii be supplied with duplicate parts
OF the Machine, IN case Ot accident. 1t makes pre-
cisely the same stitch made by the Singer Wheeler
& Wilson, Howe, and Florence Machines. It has
the Under-feed, like the best Of high-priced Ma
chimes, and is the only lOW-priee Shuttle Machine
in the market that has this feed. We are enabled
to sell a frst-clsss SHUTTLE MACHINE at avery
low price, account OF its simplicity, and conse-
qnent low cost Of Manufacturing, in comparison
with Complicated Machines,
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G. v. N. ANDREWS,
General. Agent,
DETROIT. Mich.

N. B,-For the benefit of our Agents we have ar
ranged with parties who have Goods suitable for
Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We viii send
BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars on re-
eeipt of one red stamp. Address G.. V. N.
ANDREWS, General Agent. Detroit, Mich. 5yl
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$1,000 A DAY GU9RPANTEED
WANTED AGENTS.s15s9. s2oo

where, male ana female to introduce the q enuiue
Improved Common sense Family Sewing
Machiue, This machine viii stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only Sl9. Fully war
ranted Tor five years. We will pay $1,000 Tor any
machine that viii sew q stronger, more beautiful,
OF mUre elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
out tearing it. We pay agents from S75 TO 500 per
month and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that smOunt can be made. Address SECOAIB
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis Mo.
CAUTIoN,-D0 not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming of worthless cast-irOn machines, un-
der the same name or otherwise: Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured:
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.-.--a
EOR SALE.
For SALE-Br CAMFTFLD z

CO--Eighty acres Of Land, in Madison Township.
four miles northeast Of Rollersria, known ss the
good frame house, heEed log barn, sixty bearing
apple trees sixty peach aud cherry trees, and three
hundred sugar trees giving the best sugar camp in
the country. Land in good condihda--wClla adapted
for wheat and corn. Price, 5000. $1,000 to oil 500
down, balance in three 70 i've years. Here Is rare
chance to buy good farm cheap;
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11atent Medicine.
Tie Science Of Health.
Every Msn his own Physician.
HOLLOWAY's PILLS,


gDIsoBDERs OF IHE sToE1cH, LIVER AID BOWLS.
The Stomach is the great centre which infueEces
the health or disease Of the system-abused on de-
bliated by excess-indigestOn offensive breath and
physical prOstrafiOn the natural consequence
Allied to the brain, it is the source Of headaches,
mental depression, nervous complaints, and unre-
freshing sleep. The liver becomes Affected AID
generates bilious disorders PANS in the side etc.
The Bowels sympathize By Costiveness, Diarhsa,
and Dysentery. The principle action Of these Pils
is on the Stomach, and the liver, lungs bowels and
kidneys participate in their reCuperstiTe and resen-
aruF
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Whether in the young or old, married OF single
at the dawn Of WOmanhoOd, or the turn Of iIie,
these tonic medicines display 50 decided an iniu-
ence that marked Improvement Is soon perceptihle
in the health Of the patient. Being purely rege-
table preparation, they are a safe and reiiabls
remedy fer all classes Of Females in every eondti-
ton Of health and station OF LIE.
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TUsF THE THING YOU WANT! IF single
d you should have it, if married you must have
it, Easily cleaned. Lasts months by careful use.
By mail, securely enclosed. Be particular in Civ
ing age and sex. Send 81. II. BAKER, No: 2
ATnity st. New York
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sgBgth the Ointment and PIna should be used

in the following cases:
Bunions, burns, ehapped hands, chiIlblains
hstula, gOut, lumbago, mercurial eruptions, piles
rheumatism, rngWorm, salt rheum, scalds, skin
disease sWelled glands sore legs, breast, sore
heads, sore thruats, Of all kinds sprains, st
joints, letter, ulcers, 7enereal Sores wounds Of al
kinds.
CAUTIONl-None are genuine unless the words
"HOlloEay's New York aud London" are discerni-
bic as a Water Mark in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot OF box; the same nav
be seen plainly By holding the leaf to the light A
handsome reward viii be given TO any one render-
ing such information as may lead to the detection
Of any party OF parties eOunterfstirg the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
way so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respect
able Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, through
out the civilized world.
s5-There is considerable saving By taking the
larger sizes.
n. Bs-DirectiOns for the guidance Of patients IN
every disorder are affixed to each Dot or box. Al
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The days of Cheap and poor
" got up Machines has passed.
Now all first class Farmers
are seeking the very best
many selling their old or play
out styles of Machines, and
buying the IRON WORLD.
Order not, buy not, till you
examine THE WORLD.
CANFIELD BRO & CO.,
Exclusive Hardware Dealers,
FREMONT, o
March 81, 1859 IA
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Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entire
y by the of this emOlieDt; warm formentatiOns
should preeede its application Its healing qualities
viii be found to be thorough and inYariabls.
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BAD 1Ees OLD soREs ANp ULcHas.

Are two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this cOntinenti to these the Ointment
Is especially antagonists, its 'modus Operand Is
first TO eradicate the venom and then complete the
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Arising from bad state Of the blood OF chronic
diseases are errdicated and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of this
Ointment. 1t surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances IN its power to dspel rashes
and other hQureTnents Of the face,
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rRupTTONs on T4E sEIV

Cases Of many years standing, that have pertin-
aciously refused 70 yield to any other remedy OF
treatment, have invariably sueeumbed to lew ap-
plieatiOns Of this powerful unguent.
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Wines 4 Liquors.!

The cho Wines and Liquors. Medicinal only always hand All
Proprietary Medicines of the day be found and warranted
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Manhood: How Lost How Restored

n. B,-Directi0ns for the guidance Of patients IN
every disorder are affixed to each pot OF box. Al
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DATENTS.-1TUNN& & CO., Editors Scientific
American, 81 Park Row, New York. Twenty
three years experience in obtaining AMERICAN
and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, los pages Of
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Paints, Paints,

Zinc Paint pure ABSOLUTELY Boiled aud Raw o
Turpenne Varnih Putty Fine Coo Paint and Vsrnish Brushes
Window Glas-cheap the cheapest and warranted
in quality
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A CENTS WANTED for "WOmen of
"A ,NeVV YOFE.'' Complete expose Of Female
Life in the Great Metropolis Sensational, Beau
tifully illustrated. Sample copy postpaid for s..
Address New York Book Co., l45 Nassau st., New
York Citv-
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presented them WithAa legitimateshai
to the throne. Absorbed in pleasure
it was only with the greatest reluetane,
that she attended to the most neccessarl
business Of the Kingdom. I She ros,
IaB0us ten, and passing to her bondoir
occupied herself with gossip gaInel
Iand the toilet until dinner time, which
in Spain is earlier than With US. Aftei
dinner it was her custom to repair tC
fhefi garden, where she frequently spent
fso1ne hours in dancing and other amsuse
mehts. IN the evening, assuming at
attire more magnificent, she went L
the theatre; and, on her return, pro
lceeded to her MUSHROOM, where she
occupied herself with music until two
lin the morning, when she took sup
/ per and went to bed. If ministers
came to the palace on public busines,
she almost always kept them Waiting a
considerable time, and frequently sent
them away without having seen them.
ls3 Every decent .human being ias Spain
Hooked upon the scandals of the palace
with disgust, contempt and shame re-
membefing that there was once upon
the throne an Isabella Of spotless
fame. The Spauiards WITH an their
faults, have great pride of character
aRd pride of country. The men, as a
rule, are honorable, and the women, as
1fife, are ehaste. The spectacle of a
fat and SENSUAL woman, loaded with
the hereditary Jewels ofrthenSpanish
crown, living such a life as Catherine
of Russia lived, but without possessing
a spark Of GATHERINGS talent OF patriot
ism, became at length intolsrable. ,ss
Is Seldom has aTeFolution taken place
with so little violence The spirit Of
revolt appears to- have prevailed The
whole kingdom, and to have animated
every breast. When party Of dragons
10 clear the public square Of
Madrid sther people hung around their
horses necks and begged the soldiers
to, take sides with their country. When
the troops hesitated the people sur
rounded them and kept them from ad-
vanciDg by their weight and number.
IRossfeW minutes the officer in com
mand waved his cap in token that the
soldiers had joined the people. The
animosity of the multitude appeared
to be directed against the persons and
character of the odious Queen, and ber
contemplate husband. The busts, and
inscriptions, bearing the name of the
Queen, or the Royal Arms, were taken
down everywhere, and trodden 10 the
dust; but with the exception Of such
hafmless viOlenceoas this, the behavior
Of the people was excellent. q Ega
Spain, then, has shaken off the
incubus which condemned her to be
the by.word Of Europe, the bulWaFk of
IbigetFy and reaction. It remains to be
seen whether there Isl wisdom and vir-
tue enough in the country to form
and support constitutional govern
ment, uaand bring up dlaggard Spain a
little nearer the van of progressive ma
tions. As TO the dethroned Quesn she
took care, it is said to accumulate en-
ofmous private wealth, small portion
of which will suffice to maintain her,
in her exile, iu astgls superior 70 that
enjoyed BY most women of her class
NeW York Ledger.
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] IFIun the Floyd County dOwal Gazstte.l
Pursuit of Knowledge in RSaW

Last Monday, a German called at
GoOdhue, Andrews & Co.'s ssw-fiill, to
gaze in wonder at thelVafiOus and com
plicated machinery Among other
things that he saw, was a small circular
saw, saving faster than anything he
ever saw before. It's rapid motion fas-
cinatsd- him; he reached out his right
index finger toward its illrdsfned per
iphery, flor the circumference Of a saw
in swift motion looks to be at the base
of the teeth, and not at their points,
when to his surprise the sndof his finger
disappeared iR an instant !, and rolled
away to the other side of the saw 2 The
man tied up the stump IN bis handksr-
chief; wheTeupon Mr.. Andrews, nOtic-
ing him, came up and inquired what
was the msttsfo7 The victim of mis-
placed condolences repIisd:) "Misther
Andrews never come 70 see your
mills Pefore. l seed. dis ting goiEg
around 80 fast, I takes meiin yinger to
him, hike dis, and-mein God!s In
explaining bis first mishsB the Ger
man LOucnsd the saw with his I,It fore
tugery And-thal= avw-effs- Turning a.
Asdrs~s IA almost brsathless] excite i
u'enL the man exclaimed; MlsthsI
Andrews, 1 newer comes to sse yUur
inllIs PsiOfs; Isss mn; iinstsr cohlgs..
20 zeso him agEiuR diAnd, 1~rspplBg
that hhgsrs IRto hls haHdkstenIs6 he
started iOr doctors Office. r,o-. ---I
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PhOtosraphK,-

lIAE ~ UE Tff14 Az
A curious hypothesis has been sug-
gested to as, that there Is an invisible
system, in nstuFs, analogous to photo
graphic machine taking the pictures Of
all our acts and recording them on the
invisible panorama Of cur sxistshce-
the internal records Of f6tarity=aMhich
may hereafter be seen by all IL II this
be truism, and who can doubt the
record How important it is. for per-
sons, and more especially, for those Who
make great professions Of christianity, to
live and act in such 3 nasnasE that pic
tqFe-history may not exhibit q character
dismetrically opposite 10 their profess
sion. A person may Be considered, by
the people to be a very good ms1, and
by yIsOms, an exemplary man, yet be
may haze a bad pictuEs-history 50 too,
person may be thought to be, By the
people, very bad person, who VIII have
an dnblsmished Character; 4 therefore,
the piet19e-Fecord is hid from theiFeyes,
that they may not Judge ofianotiers
motives or Of bis acts, for the people are
very selfish and their judgment bluntsd
by love of gain.-Ths people say, that
g might makes right" And govern
themselves accordingly.
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The Indictmenf.

This is indeed war for the msintsn
ance of the Constitution and the law
l am amazed that any
one could think of apesce on any
terms" He who entertaiDs the senti
ment is fit only to be a slave; he who
utters it at this time. is, moreover, 4
traitor to his country, who deserves the
scofn and Ocontempt Of all honorable
men.-GEN. WILLIAM s. RosEcRAss, on
tie Democracy, FEB, 5, 1s63-Lshey ia
he Obio Le0isLature:i eiAli 7afd'ii' %
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SURE GURE FOR A FELoN OR ANY
BAD SWELLING. OS A BOsE.-Make A
plaster Of pure honey and wheat -four,
and apply it changing as oftsn as the
case requires-ssy once 10 four 70 six
hours. I blistersd and bruised my
hand then took cold in It; it went into
The joints of the second and third
fogers, and for eight days It grew
sOFses could sleep but littls aud work
sone. ..gI then hsEFd Of this and tried il
and the 6Est night slept Al night and
nov, tbEes days zfter, i is almost we'll
Older people saV i vas 3 kind Of a
telon. FAfes years ago my sister stop
ped = fslnn after it hadGTun t5rse.Wssks,
With honey, spd 1fauE snd saved her
ingeF, 20 thst i is al sound aud e.
COED a aRY other,
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The Plan.

Now, we can easily imagine terms
upon which we are distinctly and de-
cidedly in favor of peace. We, there
fore, come within the intent and mean
ing of General aRosecFsns' deinitiOnio Of
a traitor to his country. Moreover. We
believe that General Rosscrans had, in
part, the Enquirer in his thought when
he penned the sentences we have quot
ed. He is, therefore, a legitimate sub
ject for treatment at our hands. In
proportion to the insult which he has
inflicted upon US, we have treated him
gently Cincinnati Eaqwrsr, FEB,
1a89 s.a ...- -G
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pa Birck POmeroy evidently thiHks the
nomination of q fighting GeBs5al for
Governor By the Democracy Of Ohio
means war. In the Demczab Of july
8, he shrieks, in hysterical Hugo style:
To the front now, every brave man
in the Backeys State e q 1sa1o rf
1ogIR0 .fagterSngIEsi iB0T bsasr1
81 For this is an hour that brings de-
struedon in the track of indecision, but
one determined stroke brings safety and
securitysl i.sd 3 81 .yaT sId5 gl
Of CoEards to the rearl al r,ts4s
Lett man stand in the midst Of the
fight and talk Of this policy or that
There is only one policy and that is
war 53 5saC 5d ie llaMFtr sd#
War upon the enemy of Democracy.
War upon the enemy Of the work
ingman!
. War upon the bohdholdsrs and other
thieves li11 ani o. ai1sJ g io yssf
War upon the enemies Ofthe Union,
the enemies of the people, the enemies
Of peace
Let the Democracy Of Ohio use every
means at their command to make that
war successful In Strike earnestly and
unitsdly for victory, and that victory
may be gained, a
If Brick keeps on that way for thirty
days there viii be a general stampede
of the Democracy to Canada for fear
of 3 draft .,fr ea
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The Result.
Gen. Rosecrans is the nominee of the
atraitors for Governor, and the En-.
g,arer supports him. ds

An open letter, dated Buff. .ln. July g.,
WAS picked up IN the street on Thurs-
day, addressed to M D ar Wifi, and
subscribed Your Loving Hu, baud to
which the loving husband -nnou, ced
that be forced to sbandon her on
account If pecuniary circumstances;
that he hoped tn send for her aa soon
~ he arrived at BostoU, hut at the same
time he trusted she would try to forget
him, r-s--- SrC-
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Less than New York Prices!
~. ,Ve yVarPnnruIIiSEnrIZ,

l5Y nov inokinf aP 7our = s-son', H4RssiDas
Soday's LaAy'' Book, I.sdies' Rspnsito'iep, ourg
Anihe, stlautsoe HsSrerr, &c our Law, Naaiesi
sd ReliRiouH Ia1rn-le; TouI qld Far1ily Bibl =
7eeket 9ibles. 7yuh BO0kP ~. gau eEn hsv, them
; 'lpdin any style, At the very lowest prizes NJ.
e---k Yale Uill call I'd -eceiYe them. art charge
sothtp . xtrA for ssndfng and tetufniBg hem
- 81 81 = 'lt'ii q fEATHERSr0Fg1h. 20,
svslsnd April issa ,I - 8 u ~ s3ta
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No..l z sap.esrlor = stree.. s.,,
% 5CLEVELAND, o.

HAVING facilities superior to any Book Binding
H Est1blishmenti in this pArt Of the country, sno
sqqAl to any in the United StsteS-ssst orWest--ve
are enabled to execute work IN any style from the
most Elegant Turkey Morocco, to the PlAinest Hall
Binding, and st even .l-
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no 3naS ; LE.--A one and a ka'f
- story new frams dwelling House, on Napo-
leon street, Contains rooms, closets and pantry.
Lot cortAins ons.third OF an acre, Price-t2, 100;
half dawn, balaneein three annual payments.
-'ty.S[-- QAMT3EED & CO.
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+. CHICAGO is going 70 celebrate the sue
cessfal laying Of the French cable.
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71HMTIsTRX.
TRoTaEs.
KESsLER HOUSE,

II B. BELDNG, Proprietor. Passengers carried
III, to and from the House free Of charge. Stu
ated corner Of Front and State Sts,, f
..tl ?" -''''t ~ FREMONT. 'r
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A western paper says that the hand
writing 81 a certain editor "IoOks ~
though 4 sPIdef hal got GEunk and dip.
ped bis fs-t 9ihks and w@a dragging
out a miserable existrnce crawling over
a sheet If paper in search IF hls friends,
who had all dsaerted him. > 4 ~
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/. A Temperance- Error.

II
Pres. Haven remarks in an article in
the ADVOCATE: ,-- 1ni
The cause of temperence won its
greatest victories when the sin and dan
| ger Of rum drinking were most faith
fully exposed, and the most deeply felt
BY the people. Now It Is the custom
Of advocates of temperance to IHylout
their strength il denouncipg the seller
of rum, and N eudeavoaing 70 pfete6t
the sale by the enforcement Of law.
Practically speaking, the driuker is re-
| garded as an innocent man, the victim
of his own appetite, and Of the craft,
svarice, and imahgnitg of the rum+sel-
Ter. The rum-seller is the black or yell
low bloated poisonous spider; the
drinker is the poor innocent, un-
suspicious fly, goaded on by an ire
sistabls instinct which bis Creator, or
somesOtheflpOWer, mas implanted with
in him. brs ro,nrf,zar,, adj ~ g6i
!, l have heard many temperance adj
dresses within few years, but have
I'nota been ] so fortunate as 70 hear one
that opposed fearlessly the crime of
getting drunk. The intemperats man
has been held up as 2 victim of appetite,
as weak man, as good whole-solled
fellow liable to be led astrayGwohder-
fal geniuses have been referred Ospoets
Statesmen, orators and even cleEgym en-,
that have suceumbed-tO the willy arts
of the rum 5seller-but the positive.
guilt of swallowing the poison has. not
once been sharply and powerfully por-
trayed. Is this rightl Is the rum
seller any worse than other men who
Edo business for money without regard
to the moral eject of their occupation
on the communityl So far as / have
observed, real fum-sellers are genetally
weaker, and therefore less wicked, than
rum drinkers They are usually of
low grade of intellect and moral sense.
They are unwilling to dig, ashamed to
beg, and have small capital to trade
with, and are not troubled With what
men call heart conscience; and sell
rum mfor5 the same reason that our
farmers raise hops-becauss it will pay,
These hop-groweTs are good men, why
not the rum-sellersf They do not
trouble themselves to look after cor
sequences on They say: IttGkes two
to make a bargain. Nobody needs to
buy unless he wishes to. If be buys
he does it-oE his OWN free will, and he
is responsible for his own act" 10
Pm not inclined to apologize for this
fraternity, but one thing is very certain
If there were no ruIn-drinkers there
would be- bat few rum sellers. An
other thing is about as .certain-7so long
as a large part of the people are not
unwilling to drink, so long in some way
or other, they win be- able to get
liquor, The root of the tree is not
not manufaeturing-~it is
Hl drinking, k1ilng, iaa .L..s.ajm 81 mo11
g. WATER-PRooF5 CLoTH .EPo ai.mske
waterproof cloth take two pounds and
four ounces Of alum, and dissolve it in
Ten gallons of water; in like manner
dissolve the same quantity of sugar of