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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-24
Established June ss, 1862. Vo1. 8. 'a'


The Portland Daily fress
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
Portland Publishing Co.,
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The Now York Tribune is so muon us
gusted with the horrible work at the eAe'u
ton of Orme, heretofore described IN .u.So
columns that he proposes the endowment VI
ssNational University of Hangmen.
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In Chicago husbands are said to pe 30 ,Ssir iS
g., =, curtain lectures thst they ada 70 @ .ael.
avn which means wife permitting
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EErANTED-AGE to $500 per
month, everywhere, male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will STITCH hem
fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind braid, and en-
broider in most superior manner Price
II only $18. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than ouls. 1t makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Ever second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from $75
to $500 per month and expenses, or com mission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB s. CO., PITTSBUkG, PA, or BOS-
TON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO-.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines un-
der the same name otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. .3 ay19-3m
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND
Tuesday Morning, August "a, 1869
State Election. Monday, Sept. 1S.
Republican Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN,


OE DhONo WlCk.
For Senators.
Androscoggin n.........DANIEL HOLLAND.
Cumberland ....... m. d. L. LANE.
CHAS. r.. GIBBS.
HENRY CARVILLE.
THOMAS REED.
Hancock. ck.............".JOHN A. BUCK.
HIRAM S. BARTLETT.
Kennebec. THOMAS s. LANG.
JOSHUA GRAY,
GEORGE e. MINOT.
Lincoln. BENJAMIN d METCALF
Penobscot. THOMAS r. KINGSBURY.
CHARLES BUFFAM. 7
TIMOTHY FULLER.
Saga5ahoc. hoc.............J.P P. MORSE
Waldo. FL. CUSHING.
LORENZO GARCELON.
Washington. ...........F. LORING TALBOT.
PUTNAM ROLFE.
York. SAMUEL HANSON.
JOSEPH G. ROBERTS.
JOHN b. NEALLEY.
For County yCommissioner.
Androscoggin.. ........WM. D. ROAK.
Cumberland. ......... WILLIAM b. SKILLIN.
Hancock. JAMES w. BLAISDEL.
Kennebeck. ck............MARK ROLLINS, JR.
Lincoln. david DCHAMbEhLAiN.
Penobscot. .............F. A. REED.
waldo. u AbLEo H. w EbDs
Washington. ...........AARON HOBART.
York. ALFRED HULL.
Sagadahoc. ........... .EBENEZEE COLBY.
For County Treasurer.
Androscoggin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F. MERRILL.
Cumberland THOMAS PENNELL,
Hancock. ..............C. w. TILDEN.
Kennebeck. ..ALANSON STARkS,
Lincoln. BENJAMIN F. GIBBS.
Penobscot. .............H. j. NICKERSON.
Sagadahoc ........... HENRY NJ. BOVEY,
Waldo. o.............. GEORGE MCDONALD.
Washington. ........ .IGNATIUS SARGENT.
York. ................. JOHN HA III.
For Clerk of Courts.
Cumberland. ......... DANIEL w. FESSENDEN
Androscoggin. ...... DANIEL p. ATWOOD.
For sheriff..
Androscoggin. DANIEL II. TEAGUE.
Hancock. ............A. B. SPURLING.
For County Attorneys.
Androscoggn. ....,...A. NJ. PULSIFER.
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Mr. BEEcHER INDIaNANT.-Mr. Beecher re-
Gently published the following: "rhe only way
to exterminate the Canada thistle is to plant it
for crop, and propose to make money out OF
it. Then worms will gnaw it, bugs will bite it,
beetles will bore it, aphides will suck it, birds
will peck it, heat will scorch it, rains will
drown it, and mildew and blight viii cover it. +"
The Christian Intelliqencer replied as follows:
"These bugs, beetles, aphides, heat, rain and
mildew are the messengers of God. If they
are sent-they are on an errand for God! Now,
if the above extract has point, it is that when
mankind plant crop of any kind of grain or
seed, God takes a malicious pleasure IN defeat-
ing such schemes
1t is unnecessary TO say that Mr.. Beecher
in his reply makes the hair of the stupid
Dutchman who wrote the above "fly.
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GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
"A chine. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine ever invented Will knit 20,
600 stitches per minute Liberal indu -ements to
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
Nav 19.d3m ''rIf LAB
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TIE COTTON cRoP.-The New York Tribune
estimates the cotton crop of 1869 at Three Mil
lion bales-Halfa a million more than last year.
Supposing that it nets the planters 25 cents
per pound (greenback,) it will bring them
$500, 600, 900; which is more than they received
for the largest crop ever known. Former
ly, they would have received less than $780,
100000 for such crop, and would have owed
more than half OF it to their merchants or fac
tors for advances, and still larger share to
the nsgro-traders for field hands; SO that when
marketed and settled for, they would have
still been heavily in debt. Now, they owe less
than half they will receive to their laborers:
who will spend the money st home, instead OF
sending it off North to pay for dead horse.
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TO LET.
TRnf& to Let

1.-TWO mammoth Tents to let for the New ENGLAND
L Agricultural Fair, 15OXs0, also smaller tents
Apply to BAKER s. PRINCE. .t
augIl-iw % India wharf, Boston.
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Money Lost.

Poctet Book containg a sum of Money. The
"A finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
the "Daily Press Office or at {
au6d1w* A. ELKEN'S, Gorham Corner.
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! I: ! ! ! : ! ] ! ! ] ! J J !
AkA A dressing which
@E is at once agreeable,
A~x healthy, and effectual
~ NS for preserving the
NTT hair. Faded or gray
INN hair Is soon restored
to its original color
E}\EY sosM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
sothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
PRACTIOAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
80 LOWELL, MASS. G..-
a.. PRICE $l.0o, lea- a.5
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Wanted.

A Wet Nurse to take charge Of child two weeks
u old. Best OF references required.
Apply at 500 Congress street, between the hours
of and P M. je2idtt
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OTORE on Exchange st, No no now occupied by
y j. +. SHELDON Possession given Septembel
LIST: Apply to SYMONDS & LIBBY,
au13dfw 81 Middle 1t,
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For Rent.

ff: The Brick House No. IS Green ST., contain, n,
H;,. ing 10 rooms arranged Tor two famii'es, nanI
&Iy and soft water up stairs and down, gas and
AL modern convpnences. A fine garden connected M
one vesr ~ Innoer at 500 90 per annum, to q re-
sponsible party who can under. Apply to
GEO. II. DAVIS & Co.,
auo7o1w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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= -- 10 Leu
T OVER story and hall of Sd Of French Roofed
IL House on Chapel Street near Congress. Hard
and soft water andnuYnace.
Apply to Mrs. Williams, Ellsworth Street near
the Arsenal. 10 ~ d. Aug 12d1ws
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ANINCIDENT OF THE FREsuEr OF 1s47--.E
INFANT FLOATING ALL NIGHT ON TIE
FLooD-wHAT BECAME OF HER.
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To be Let.
To Let.

A Large unfurnished Front Room to let, with
a board. A Gentlemen and wife referred. Also
q few table boarders, No A Free st. au1ed1ws
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Lost I

LOSCy
IN Saturday, . NAVIO BLANKET. The finder
~ will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No.
Is Portland Street. aug3dlws
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TO LET.

THE corner roomIor two rooms) on second floor
of brick block foot OF Exchange st, recently &C.
cupied IS an Insurance Office Parties desiring the
room will find this OF the pleasanest and cheap
est Offices in the city.
Rent only $150 year. f-t -...- r..
Apply 10 A. G. DEWEY,
jy24eod2w No 80 Exchange ct.
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UP-TOWN RENT.

A DESIRABLE Brick House, No II Danforth st,
II (Hamlen Block) will be leased for three or I've
years on very favorable terms. For particulars ap
ply to A. g. DEWEY, 'iN
aug2eod2w cab No 30 Exchange st.
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Tenement to Let.

T6UCI0CuC 10 LbC.
I'm No 81 Pleasant Street, containing II flushed
lrooms very convenient, with gas, hard and soft
water, barn &c. Apply to
August 40. au20-1ts
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Wanted I

4 GENTS to sell thoroughly good dones.ic arti-
kAcle, wanted in every family. Exclusive territory
given. Business pleasant and respectable. One
agen sold $50 n one small town; one, 1000 in FIVE
towns; one, 81 in calling SO families another, 36
per day for Gays in ession. upon which he made
$40 per day; AID Others do equally as well. Send
for circular.
t'- LlTTLEFIETD & DAME,
jy20eod4w 1902 Washington st, Boston, Me.
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Nicely Furnished Rooms, I
RY the day or week, at No. 6 Free Street.
- MRS. 1. E. SOU rHGATE. /
Portland, June 80, 1869. deod3ms
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mines are getting themselves prepared to

mines are getting themselves prepared to
meet the demand. Messrs. Withorbees,
Sherman d Co, and their associates in the
Port Henry Iron Ore Co. (Messrs. Burdens
and John A. Griswold, of Troy, and Messrs
Bech, Brinsmade & Tower, of the Pough-
keepsie furnaces), have been putting VI
this fall and winter the most approved
steam hosting works at all their different
openings which will give them facilities,
should the trade require it, for raising
from their mines alone l 900 tons per day
the coming season, and the other parties
are also developing their mines with the
most satisfactory results.
l have trespassed much longer on your
columns than | intended. There are
many other facts that might be presented
az strong arguments in favor of the inme-
date construction of the Addison Rail
road Co.'S road. Build it and your Wood
stock Road as soon as possible. This will
give YOU ore, charcoal and lumber. The
completion of the Albany and Susquchan.
ma Railroad puts you in direct communi.
cation with the coal mines of Pennsylva
MIA With these facilities, added to i
large home demand, can you not manufac.
ture iron so as to compete successfully
with localities less favored, and thereby
largely increase the popularity of youl
rapidly growing town? With this query
| will close, hoping that the opening o.
spring will find both of these roads in the
hands of energetic contractors, and that
before another year, two hours ride by
rail will enable you to visit the Moriah fur
naces, and thereby satisfy yourself that
the Importance Oh. this connection has not
been over estimated.
| remain yours truly,
G.. +, w
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"a IITeF HtIFgJ

How often this rs t.H tp.,a-. 10 che enquiry
after friends hath a..lt rs i. bilious was q
tIiGlhg matter, luJI. a.g.h ,htulans about.
Bu, leg il be rorusm'. r,i s4t. rs tall oaks from
little aaylus erov,' So tagr5taa,a Diseases arise
nora being 80 G.4e lll.aa.'
Severe blIious .at'asI.+ afa a.tc common ia
Spring, summer auI Autumn thtn III Winter,
bat the serious disorders of the liver which so
often occur a. these saaeons thigh, 1e traced, IN
hundreds OF instances, TO Winter india ae1c,s and
their neglected. consequence. More Eehly-sea-
soued food is ca en-, malc fiery dllns imli1ea, in
cold than ia warm weather. am thus tie bilious
ness is produced which under warmer temper
allure, eliminates ia rcuittent and intermittent
fevers.
The very best medicine ior persons who are
either little coed deal bilious, Is Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters. No blue-piil or caloInel is re-
quirea in such gases. Those powerful mineral
medicines cut two ways, like double-et Jed
sword They act, it Is true, upon the liver, but
react most deleteriously other parts of the
system. They stick there, ana cannot be got
rid of. The Bitters contain vegetable agents Of
an anti-bious tendency, that produce specific
and most genial effect upon the hillary organ,
without entailing any evil consequences what
ever They are altogether wholesome, aud act
favorably and simultaneously upon the stomach,
the liver, the bowels the nervous system, and the
brain
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10 CONTRACTORS.

Thetarafal'tea for tH,. ~. Sion 8f e ussy CONT
House .tHt a .l.sr- Dwelling at salem, Washing
tua te has.|s EIfs 1..t#r EH#f hey VIII receive
pr.p9s4l iur The work anI materials therefor, ar
p. Il.
The ,u;5r. cNpels. j. NOT 10 exceed Thirty
Thousand Dollar. and no aiier 'yIA b. received
exceeding that>muuut.
TIE Court Uau-t >tu h. 81 hri x and Che dwell
ing 81 wood. The plans and general Description
Of the WORK aud mateIiat Required may he SO. d
and examined al thu oiilHs ~ James Gibson IL
that day aud tai Mach an, the working, draw
Ings, pans and specifications may be seen and
examined a. the SAM place.
Proposals may he made for the whole work and
mater ais required II Tor such pant thereof A, a
bidder may choose.
The contract Will h. given to the lowest bidder
or bidders, the committee rCsarviug the right u
reject an or any OF the bids. aud 10 accept any
hid AT their us TcfIpu. ana 1T the work oT
several contracts they shall Judge best tor the
interest of the county zach proposal must be
accompanied with a bond IN the penalty OF a., 900
- the county ot Washugt II, with two suretl-s.
residents and freeEoleTS within this state Justi-
flying IN double the penalty, conditioned that II
the offer Is accepted by the Committee. the pro-
poser viii within ton days ait notice in writing
Of such aceep' ance - arIo-l ed in the Post office
~ Salem, directed 20 HIM AZ hi. place OF residence
as stated IN the proposal, he will execute the
contract ia pursuance OF said plans specifications
and proposals. and give security for the perform
ance thereof, satisfactory To the committee.
The plans for the work may be examined and
information on The subject obtained at the office
OF NJ 4. Cummings, architect, in Troy.
Dated Jan. 90 1863
JANIS GIBSON,
X. &. BkTTs,
IRA j. PRATT, Committee
T.. a. MARTIS,
GEORGE ARSorT
ieb2d Swl tawtomaICht
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:, and the Green Mountain He

and the Green Mountain He
roes of '76. With sketch of the Early
History of Vermont BY Henry W.
Du Puy Buffalo: Phinney q Co.
1892. II mo. PIP. 42S.
--- and Jonas Fay. A concise refu-
tation of the claims of New Hampshire
and Massachusetts Bay, to the Terri
tory of Vermont; with occasional Re-
marks on the long disputed Claim OF
New York to the same. Written by
Ethan Allen and Jonas Fay, Esq'rs
And published by order Of the Gov,
ernor and Council of Vermont. Ben,
nington, the first dayof January 1850
Joseph Fay, Seo'ry. Hartford: Print
ed by Hudson & Goodwin. s vo. PIP 80
-- Memoir of. BY Hugh Moore
Platt~burgh, n. Y: o. R. Cook. 1884
II mo. PIP 252.
- Life of. By Jared Sparks. In
Sps-rks's American Biography, vol. l.
TO be continued.
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&pertaI Hutires.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE Ao

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment
for dysentery, collie, Group, chronic rheumatism,
sore throats, toothache sea-sicness, cuts, burns,
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mosquito
bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back etc. IL II
does not give relief, the money will be refunded.
All that is asked is trial, and use it according
to the directions
DIR. Tobias-Dear Sir Il have used your Nene-
tian Liniment in my family for a number OF
years, and believe it to be the best article for
what il is recommended that have ever used.
For sudden attack OF Group it is invaluable. j
have no hesitation in recommending IT for all the
uses 1t processes to cure. have sold it for many
years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, y. J., May S, 1868.
Sold by the Druggists. Price 80 cents and 81.
Depot 10 Park Place. janljd&wlm
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From the Rutland Courier.l
Rutland As ~ and A. 1t Way he

Railroads have made Rutland what it is
More Of them, would make it what il may
be. The road from here to W oodstock
md a road from here to Ilconderoga
branching off from the Rutland and Bur
'iugton road two miles north OF Brandon,
aud passing through the towns of Sud
bury and Orwell would give rs a connec-
lion with the Pl4tt~hurg road, the south
arn terminus Of whlchis Ticonderoga, and
he future important Advantages of which
few en- but family realize. while the ne
ce-sity tor the one i the necessity for the
other. While we have steadily advocated
the necessity Of opening the short link to
Woodstock To complete the shortest route
from Portland 10 the Pacific, we have
never lost sight OF connection with the
road West oil Lake Champaign.
Some two weeks ago We met gentle
man reputcd to le worth $ 100000, who
is largely engaged in freighting his iron
and ore from west of the lake to the differ
mt markets, and after giving him our
views of the Importance of Rutland. as a
central point with competing lines of rail
roadside the various centres of business he
promised Us that:hc would send some sta
ri~tics that would 20 to show the impor-
rtuce of a connection of Northern New
York with Rutland, and expressed the
hope thatthe Rutland and Woodstock rail-
road would soon be built. which would
uroyea feeder and outlet for other roads.
md a rival to none. The statistics Of the.
following letter show but a drop in the
ocean OF the great business that Il direct
connection from Rutland 10 O2densburg
md the intermediate stations along the
81. Lawrence river, and Lake Champlain
would bring to and through Rutland par
ticularlv during the winter season.
PoIT HENkY, y. Y. Feb. /, 1869
LiiHor Hutj1ad CDtuIer-Dear Sir :,
Having read with interest the different
articles published in the Rutland paper,
in regard to new railroad projects, in
which, ii seems to me, the future pros
perity of Your ilouri>hing town Is deeply
Interested, my attention was called to the
brict notice taken Of the addison Rail
road Co.." which Is, If | understand cor
rcctlv, intended as connecting link be-
tween the Plattsburgh and Whitehall and
Rutland and Burlington railroads and
IN connection with the latter, will also be
"a link in the chain from Portland west
across New Hampshire, and via Rutland
aud Woodstock road (which we suppose
now to be "a fixed fact, will open another
outlet from the great West via Lake
Charnplain 80 the seaboArG The title
village Of Port Henry is the shipping
port from whence tie product OF the Mo
riah ore mines are distributed all over
thc country.
Ii not tre-passing too much ON your
columns. | Will give YOU few facts show
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Having purchased large Quarry property al
west kut and, making II necessary TO lave nearer
my business, | offer for "a e my Home which Is
Ia good repair, and pleasantly located in the
beautiful village OF Castleton and its delightful
SUR onndings. increasing buriness, an elegant
new Hotel, Church, with IFS state Normal School.
It's large Seminary and spacious grounds and
handsomely decorated with large shade trees.
My farm, OF about 80 acres fine soil producing
large crops Is acres wood. 50 cords and nm.
wards TO the acre. III not sold together will dis
pose OF 1T In lots TO suit the purchaser NV house
has good outbuiidings, large shade trees and
good garden, with grapes, apples, plums. cherries
&C. Possession given when desired.
Castleton, Feb. 0, 1869. 9daV
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CAsTLTN

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ega-- aa8a zrslu and. Binding -a,.i af.. r-
u..s. -8't aaanIsg Wa'.r a. haG-.. Itas tslE
aGl tsDu 10 lr- value iar farming FlHga-s-.
-s--,z -.I'.4t value for - -Itsf tll.Hff- =
tl.. -an.. The same Htat. s- $3.50. srel f.s rl-
luarsy arb other s14raa-ztf.s eli. tlsssaEl,s rf.se
Ta.s,4E through -his faFf6. aEG ~ -', srE-
I'.a-ttE. Til farm D. offend at s ..w Fsa..
~tl-l illE H. tfy a-g.uFa4,-- lfaHe es.- .
ri pay llle.-t made ALgyE a. ION 81 .al4.lg1.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11
MIDDLETOWN.

Farm q $50 acres 81 choice Land. Lang at
Of wood, sugar orchard. Ilsnty q iIE1'
buildings. Viii KEEP 80 cONS.-ahuI-
Midtown village cheese factory. slla f.#
celebrated mineral sfTlugz that sIe H''3
thousands there 20 procure Its koalIs 80
Viii be- soia on easy terms 81 E5aymeff, ta.'
wishing 70 go Vest. FOR piloe, i.gus H. --
particulars, apply 10 the unceTslguec.