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DUHFRiEJ oIl4T aIE19y.
This preparation. for pissssntness. sstetv. expo
dtion, esss and certainty stsHds snrissiied far
the euro of this troubI Iss,ms complaint II 10 o.
rapid, swsIl ~ certain in iis operation. as Ia
cure THE diss gsseabIe disorder most eaact ually
in one hours application only!
Il Dies MT mtsin the issst particle of mercu
~. or other dangssou Ingredient. and nav be
applied with perfect safety by prsgnsat females
OF to children ~ the breast.
Price, 37} cents Z, with ample directions
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DUMrRIEs' RgMEDY FOR THE
Pii@ S.!

VNUE propr,etos b.gs Ieav. to recommend
(Which be d 'es with the sulest confidence
one nf the most valuable remedies known fai
this troub'esonse and painful complaint. With
out going into detail, he deems il enough to cay
he has in his possession the mott und"ubicd les
timonisls that il has more completely answer m
the purpose for which it 10 intendsd, than any
other popular msdicins.
This remedy 10 psrfertly innocent In its sppli
cation I" al conditions. ages and sexes. rul
directions. dsscri iplicn of the complaint. &c se
company sacn packet. which consists of tws
boxes. Ointment and Electuary. Price, 10 fol
the whole. OF SO cents if but one Of the artielss
10 wanted. -.
- Nome are genuine unless signed on the
ontaids printed wrapper. by the sols proprietor
u KlODtR immediate suecessor "a the lats
ID, w r CoHwAy For ssls At his Counting
room. over NJ 80 Court street. near c.ncsr
Hall. Boston, and slso BY his special appoint.
DIR. r r. HAZARD.
Al the sign ofths
GOLDEN MORTAR.
WAshiNGroN SouARr,
LNswposi. RI.
ALsU, Nrsl -.tt ~
At tho sign Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
5 doors south Of Market Square,
Newport. r. !.
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REMEDY FOR
II TT Il u M ATIS M |.

~ - ~ " Uk ~ i . lV . ll.a
'hE exesurissing psin--ths decrspissds
snd defosmny, and the premature ola
ser. vh'ch are the ususi aurnd.nts of ,his
ossotoer. are suffered By many fsem despsis
oI . cure, or d,ssppo,ntment in the efficacy
oi ihe numesous pretended ansidotes used to
enect 'n's purpose. But those who have
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRAs =
TED LINlMENT. 'sn
even in cases of long stsnd,nr, ana ofths
most severe character. have received cevssin
relief. aud many have been cured in . few
dsys. so,ns in ~ hours ~ number or per-
s"ns IN Bos,on sDd vic,nay. who were. for-
msrly affected sith the Rheumatism, have
very fully iss,,6-d. Crin6cstcs are in the
pos.rsr,on IF the Proprietor, proving the
mos, thorough and surprising cures By mcsns
" TN. powerful Linimemf, IN cases wheso
"thsr approved apphcs'ions hsd utterly failed.
The Lnimrnt u also used with success for
Bruiars 6prains. Numbness, StIfasss Of the
Joints. Ch,lbIains. &tr. i,., -ts,.s s,sl, ,.-,4t
Price, SO cts. . buttIs. .A.. 81
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To Let,

nN Banister's whatf. Q convenient enc
~ ment for saall family, enquire VI tho
whar6neer.
July 3lih. .
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STAGE FARE REDUCED.

THs STAGE FARs FROM NEWPORT TO
BOSTON ~ REDUCED TO S3.
soHE Stage leaves Neww,rt, Monday
- Wednesday and F,iday, At S o'clock
.. ~. arrives a. Boston At half past 4 o'clock
p. m. leaves Tuesdays, Thursdsys, snd Sat.
urdsys. at 2 o'clork .. m and strives IN BIS
ton al half psss q o'clock. p. m Sfsg- book
kept at Mr.. Townsrnd's ii.ael Thames street
Newport The stage leaves B,snn every
day. except Sundsys. At S o'clock. .. m.
Stage bnk kent nt Mr.. Bsrkers fMslpor.
oushl Hotel, Washingten street. B'ston
Th,s stsgs il connected with the New
Bedford and Providencs Stages at Fall Rw
er, fare Q dollars. a4u
z: b KINsLEY. Agent
Newpo,t, April ~.
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These verses are. from Friendships Offering.
As to the sentiment. we d not pledge oursslve.
bat merely ssy in the words of another - Be.
hold the picture la u like ?"
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TO THE 'i
T Ladies'! !!

VXTHlrE and SOUND T-~sksre both an
w ornament and . blessing. The best
sacurity for their advantages 10 10 bs fosnd
in tho use OF tho Al e e
BRITISH ANTIsErTTC DENTIFRTCE.
This elegant Tooth Posrdsr. with q very liz.
tie use. ersd.csses the !Sturyy ia tho gums
and prevents the accumulation If Tsyser,
which not only blsckens but loosens the
teeth, and sccclsrstes their decay. Tho
Dentifrice TINS removes the prevailing can.
ses Of offensive breath. preserves the health.
iness and Hnridness Of the Rums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price. 50 cents.
ONons genuine unlcss signed On The
ouiside printed wrapper. By tho sole propyie.
tor. T. KIDDER. ;mmsd;afs sucesssfr to the
lste Dr.. w. r. CoswAy. For sale Of bis
Counting Room, over No. 30 Court street
near Concert Hall. Boston. and also BY his
special appointment. by IA.
DIR. r. r. HAZARD.
At the sign of the
0oIOUE0 MORTAR.
Washington Square,
~ 9e Newport, e. ].
Al tho sign of the
GOOD 2A08 ARxYAN.
3 doors south Ut Market Square,
W Newport. R.L
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no IET.

- TIE lower part of the house
t5ss3 lately occupied by Richard NJ.
Issss@M peckhsm dec. situated near the
corner nf Bliss's road, opposite
Mr.. Ns,hI Ilo'ts. near The mills.
Apply To
DANIEL PECKHAM.
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WNs s. vosI.

INFORMS the Pubic. that he keeps
i constantly on hand good assortment Of
confectionery and toys of Ill decsiptious--
ALso.- "A good assortment Of distilled cor
gals. st Wholesale and ressil. sl.i
Just received Is Thousand Spasish Cigars,
Of good quality At reduced price. Loot 30.
Terms Of he Rspr6feqs.
90 IL paid in advance, OF e2,9S ~ ihs end
Of the year. ;. % .Hle SrW
No paper discontinued until arrssssRes
are paid, usless At the discrct'on Of We pub
Usher. +oflsl ae7tf1ts Ttr0cf
All sccounts must be settled ~ lssss opss
! year. Dtl rsitE.
ADVERTISEMENT mt marked. wiIlbe ccniia
ucd till forbidden ssd charged sceordinely.
I. PrjRfing ~ 80
Of eli kiads dons with nesinsss sad dsspeisi
AT fnB MALL,
10 the rear sf The eevinss hst
yvr ths sssss q HrUg DvsL.
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CERTAIN CURE roR THE
GLITCH /!


.OWEvER invstsrsis. in oas hesys ayph
l. i cation. sn1 no danger from taking GELD. BY
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TO be committed to prison. fhe creditor
is to be entitled TO IA remedy against all
kinds Of property possessed by the debtor.
Power is TO be given to debtors TO make a
surrender of their property, IN which case,
the creditors, by majority Of iour-hlths
may give him IA certificate Of discharge.
To obtain money with an intent to de
fraud, is declared Il mi,demeanor, as is al
so the atsconding of the debtor, or the
stating of a false account in the surrender
Of his property. imprisonment for debt is
proposed to BE- abolished, except in cases
attended with fraud, but where creditor
makes oath before a magistrate that his
debtor is about TO abscond to foreign
country, the latter may be Imprisoned
Boston Patriot.
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The Work will be printed as soon as
five hundred Subscribers are obtained.
1t will contain between three and four
bundled octave pages, printed on good
fair paper, and furnished to Subscribers
at 81 50 per copy, bound in sheep-skin.
The printing and binding shall be exc
cutcd in the best manner. Any person
procuring nine Subscribers, and becom-
ing responsible for the same, shall be en-.
titled to copy.
Vandalia. Aug. II, 1888.
N. B. Copy right secured.
0r Persons obtaining subscribers will
please return the same by the 18th of Oc-
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tPsl u 9 0sAl. Z S
Fer publishing NEW WORK, to
be entitled the
ILLINOIS OFFICERS ASSISTANT.

HE OFFEcER's ASSISTANT will contain
an accurate and comprehensive collec-
ton Of Judicial and Business Forms,
adapted to the Revised Laws of 1888,
for the use Of Judges Of Probate, Clerks,
ShcFiils, Justices Of the Peace, Coroners,
County Commissioners, Militia Officers,
Notarics Public, Inspectors, School Com
missioners, County Recorders, Treasu-
rers and Surveyors, Administered tors and
Executors, hrbitrators, Farmers and Me.
chanics.
Said Work will also contain an Elk,
PLANTATION Of Law Phrases and Technical
Terms, both Latin and French, with ap.
propriate Forms Of Articles of Agree.
mcnts, Assignments, Acknowledgements,
Awards, Bonds. Bills, Conveyances, Gem.
sus, lndentui Leases, Letters of Attor-
neys, Licences, Proceedings in cases of
Naturalization, Notes, Orders, Oaths, Re-
cognizances, Releases, Receipts, Wills,
Sc.
TO which will be added an Appendix,
containing a form of, Bookkeeping by
Single Entry, with a number of Tables.
The whole to be completed and diges-
ted by gentlemen well acquainted with
the science of Law, and published by
Robert Goudy, of Vandalia,
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WlFE.--TLere is no combination OF
letters in the English laoguage, Which cx
cites more pleasing and interesting asso-
Citations in the mind Of man, than the word
Imye. There is magic in this little word
II presents to the minds eve, "A cheerful
Icompanion, Il disnterested adviser, a
purse in sickness, a comforter in misfor
tune, and a faithful and affection friend
It conjures up the image of a lovely, ten.
der, conhding zconaan, who chcerfully I'M
dertakes to contribute 10 your happiness:
to pariake with you the cup, whether Of
veal or woe, which Destiny may offer
The word WIFE is synonymous with The
greatest earthly blessing; and we pity the
unfortunate wight who is condemned by
Fate's severe decree to trudge along thro
lfe's dull pilgrimage without one.
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ANECDOTES OF DIR. RUSH.

On Pyeaching.-The Doctor once in
formed me that when he was young
man, he had been invited on some occa
sion to dine in company with Robert
Morris, esq. man celebrated for the
part he took in the American revolution.
1t so happened that the company had
waited some time for Mr.. Morris, who.
on his appearance, apologised for de-
tanning them, by saying that he had been
engaged in reading sermon of cler-
|gyman who had just gone to England to
receive orders. well Mr.. Norris said
the doctor, how did you like the SER
mon? | have heard it highly extolled.
why Doctor said he, Il did not like it
at all. It's too smooth and tame for me.
'Mr. Norris replied the Doctor,
what sort of a sermon do you liker Il
like, SIR replied Mr.. M. 'that kind of
preaching which drives man into one
corner of his pew, and makes him think
the devil is after him.
l heard him reprove his medical class
once for restlessness, during one of his
lectures, by saying: Gentlemen, l fear
| do not make you happy. The happy
are always contcnted.' This gentle re-
buke pleased me SO well, that after the
lecture l thanked him for it, observing
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From the Western Monthly Magazine.
AMERICAN SEAMEN.

Much has been done TO improve the char
acter of seamen; much to cultivate the Pc
culiar excellencies of their temper, and
make them more like men and christians
The reverend Mr.. Taylor, settled, believe,
in Boston, has been very active in this good
work He was once a sailor himself; he
Knows their wants; he knows how to address
them; he is liberal, honest, and powerful ;
and am told his influence upon the charac-
ter Of the mariners of that port, is already vi
slbe. once heard him preach to them; he
represented us as on board ship in lem
pest; with really wonderful power, he paint
ed the coming on of the siorm-the sky is
hid; the ocean awakes; all is made fast;
but the tempest becomes every moment more
violent; the sails are torn fiom the yards
the mass are cut away; the ship settles
down, as the waves break ever her; and
now,' he said, in that low, calm, distinct
tone, that goes more home to the soul than
any other, now, my friends, that our canvass
is gone; not spar left for ury-mast, ano
the leak gaining upon us, what shall we do?
Hark! do you not hear the waters, as they
rush in below? Do you not see her settle by
ahe head? Do you not feel heY tlembleF
And now he leaned forward, and gradually
raised his voice, till it seemed almost to
bespeak agonv;'a moment more, fellow sail
ors, aud this good shi,, Of ours will sink into
the deep; moment more, and we, that have
laughed, and sung, and made merry within
the hour, will be struggling with the eternal
waves; but we shall swim and struggle in
vain; we must die, we must die if there be
no help at hand; and is there none? is there
no way, no way of escape? Save your
selves, save yourselves if YOU CAM 1t was
enough saw twenty arms thrown up, as il
to catch at rope, and an old gray headed
sinner, by my side, hung on to The banisers,
and trembled more by half, than he would
have done, had he been Indeed wrecked
After moments pause, in low, distinct
tone, the preacher continued: yes, fellow
mariners, you may be saved; YOU may es-
cape; there is ite-hoat at hand; selze
.upon it, in the name of God. seize upon ii,
and make it yours, and live-lhat litc-b boat
is Jesus Christi
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold al Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel
in Chicago, on the
3srenty5frst day Of October meat.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock, A. M. aDf
TO continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed
Section is, township 80, north. range
II cast of the third principal meridian =
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago
Some of it is Surveyed into blocks and small
lots. The south branch of the Chicago
river passes through the whole section, OF
which there is much valuable limbor.
Aso-Seclon is, township 50 north
range / east of the third principal meridian
Also Section is, township So north
range nine east of the third principal meri
dian
The Two last mentioned sections are sit;i-
ate in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well watcrcd, and
have a suitable quantity of good timber.
RICH'D |. HAMILTON.
Commissioner S. Lands Cook couHiy
August 6, 1888 l9-7w
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD

ID ANYWAY from Level H. snowden,
y living in Louisiana, Avoyls Parish,
two negro men. named, Hurry and Noses. :
HAIRY Is near six feet high, of a yellow
complexion, one Of his arms little stiff, mods
hIs heads when spoken to, is about 2s year..
old
NOSES is dark complicated, somewhat
taller Than Harry and heavier, one of his
hide fingers has become stiff by a cut on his
handi he is 81 years old bought them of
Samuel Burke, in Jefferson. county, Ken.
iceky, near Louisville. They got away
from me at james Herrings' wood ward
near The little chain on the Ohio river in
hentucky--they are brothers. | will give
500 ii delivered to Ward &, Ensmings in'
Vienna, johnson county Illinois, or $50 If
taken and safely lodged in Jail so that cal d
get them. The iakor up Or Jailcr will please
write to Ward & Ensmings they so can get
them.
NJ. S. LNsMlNGS, Agent for
L. H.. SNOWDEN.
Vienna, III. August 81, IS3l.--lS--,f
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Different nays Of doing The same thing
spray excuse me-" sand "A well dressed
young man TO young lady in the second
tier Of boxes at the theatre: II wish to
so up stairs and get some refreshments
don't leave your seat" 4 sailor seated
in the box near his sweet heart, and dis
posed to do the same thing, "Harkee,
MoIl, I'm going aloft to wet my whistle:
don't fall overheard while am gone"
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5000 DOLLARS.

The whole of which must be drawn ON the newt
day. Three thousand dollars is a considerable
sum and much greater .han ill, probably. ever
be drawn again in the state of Missouri or II;no.
For tickets in the Hospital Lottery, call at the or
fee Of [July 81 JAMES S. THOMAS,
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THE SEA SERPENT.

Although we do not douDt lne eAioteHCc
the marine monster who has been by com
mon consent dubbed a Serpent yet we
very much doubt whether all who pro-
fess 10 have seen the animal, have really
seen the Leviathan. An anecdote in
point.
On board one of the steamboats, which
ply out of Boston, was lately scholastic
looking gentleman, who was running from
stem to stern;and looking from every point
of the compass, for the Sea Serpent
He meant TO catch him. Concciving that
the boats crew were good authority upon
the subject he addressed himself to one Of
the Hibernians, whose province it was to
tend the fire. Have you seen marine mon
ster in the course of your sea life 2 'Troth
and many's the one have SEEM said
Patrick. Divil marine ever breathed,
that's not Il monster, intirely.' 'And how
do they look?' said our queriest why
just like another bloody souldier in regi
mentals.' Indeed and where have seen
such! con board the Kings cruisers, bad
luck to them,- the curse Of st. Patrick
Il mean a sea serpent, did you oversee the
sea serpent" Faith an have-it i;n't the
likes of me that would stay in Ameriky
without seeing that same, and all other
Yankee Inventions do you suppose
the serpent could be caugh?' 'There is
not a man upon earth who could do it, but
ST. Patrick, and he is IA saint in Heaven.
But flood and 'ounds there is that basic
Of the world now! The Sea Sarpint!
The Sea Sarpentn echoed our scholar,
his eyes following the finger of the Pad
dy. Il
'The Sea Serpentr cried all the pas
sengess on deck, in breath.
'rhe Sea Serpent beloved the cook as
he dropped his Iadle.
will he bitter enquired a voice from the
ladies cabin. Has he got a long forkcd
ItongueP said another.
As the boat neared him, his length from
80 to 40 feet was plainly seen; bis head
looked more like horses than a SER
pent's, and more like dogs than nor
Ise's. sNow for "a fair viewr --
Bring me the Harpoonn said the Skip
per in that subdued though distinct tone
which is indicative Of stern resolution and
deep daring. All was still on board, ev-
Iery eye was fixed, not breath was heard.
every mouth was so far stretched open.
that had the serpent been a'beast,o of any
dimensions, he might have sought "A refuge
in the throat of either of the spectators.
Even the women were still. The maehin-
cry was stopped, the boat glided onnoise-
lessly towards the monster, who unaware
of the fate that awaited him, lay like q log
on the water. His head alone seemed to
show signs life, aud .MirobHe 6ctu! when
the harpoon flew from the nervous arm of
the Captain--thc head boiled and padded
off as it had never known the body, and
the iron pierced along pine log!
'Jst look at that haste Of seal yonder!
said Patrick. you are no son Of wo-
man, Skipper, or you would not have
bruised the body of the sarpint, and let
the head Of the haste paddle away after
that sort !'--Lo7ceHJ Journal. ...
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(that when occasion should offer | would
TRY the effect of 1T on my congregation.
No. said the Doctor, 4 hope you will
not. 1t is no compliment to a minister
of the Gospel to reprove his congrega-
ton for inattention. He should be able
to keep their attention. Adding that
E'Dr. M.'s congregations were always at
ttentive'
DIR. Rush was perhaps one of the most
untiring students that ever lived. Two
young physicians were convcrsing in his
presence once, and one of them said,
t'WhenI finished my studies when
you have finished your studies! said the
Doctor abruptly, why you must be a
happy man to have finished so young.
do not expect to finish mine while
| live ft-%
The writer once asked him how he
| had been able to Collect such an i'm
mense amount Of Information and facts
as his publications and lectures contain
led
i have been enabled to do it, replied
The, by economizing my time as Mr..
Wesley did. have not spent an hour
| in amusements for the last thirty years
And taking a small note book from his
pocket, and showing it to me, he said, i
| I'LL such Il book as this once week with
observations and thoughts which occur
to me, and facts collected in the rooms
of my patients, and these are all pre-
served and used
DR.. Rush was a great enemy to the
atrcal amusements. He told me that
he was once in conversation with lady,
a professor of religion, who was speak
ing of the pleasure she anticipated at
the theatrein the evening. what, ma
DAM said he, do you go to the thea
treP Yes was the reply: 'and don't
you go? Do you think it sinful?' said
she. He replied, i never will publish
to the world that think Jesus Christ a
hard master, and religion an unsatisly-
ling portion, which | should do if I went
to the devils ground in quest of happi-
ness This argument was short but
conclusive. The lady determined not
to go. a.a .. .....f
cnce heard the Doctor relate the fol-
lowing dream to show that the memory
sometimes exerts itself more powerfully
in our sleeping than our waking hours in
calling up things that have been forgot
ten. A gentleman in Jersey, of large
property had provided in his will, that,
his wife, in connexion with neighbour,
should settle his estate. After his death,
in fulfilling the intentions of his will, a
certain important paper was missing.
Repeated and diligcnt search was made
for it but in vain. The widow at length
dreamed that the said paper was in the
bottom of barrel in the garnet, cover
ed with number of books. The dream
made so strong an impression on her
mind that she was induced to make an
Examination; and there to her astonsh-
mcnt she found the paper The Doc
tors explanation was, that no superna-
tural agency had been employed, but
that during the abstraction of all exter-
nal objects and impressions from the
senses in a sleeping state, the memory
exerted itself with an intenseness that it
could not do in its waking state. He
supposed that her husband had inform
ed her at some time of the situation of
the paper, and that the fact had become
dormant in the memory until the dream
called it up.
/ N nj
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rs At should be.--Oae Joseph Mathews
down easi.' who advertiscs his wife il
due form of law. was induced to publish
The following: 'Whereas, my wife Irene.
like Noahs dove, has returned TO my bed
and behaves as ii pleasant wife: this i,
therefore to revoke my former advertise
meut.'
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The Lancaster Journal thinks there will
be deficiency of IA in the whea. crcp.
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DERMoT MAC MoRRoaH.-Thc liberal
sentiments which pcrvade Ex-Presdent
Adams Poem on the conquest of Ireland,
have obtained for it, but an unwelcome re.
ception in England. The London Aihe
naum cuts it up with much severity. But
in doing so it shows an ignorance Of our
political affairs, Of which village poIiii
clan in Kent or Carrickiergus should be
ashamed. The paper in question, speak,
of Mr.. Adams as the Ex-Vice President
of the States, and now a candidate. for
the Presidentship against General jack
sou. The object Of the poem. the Alhe
nHum says, was pretty well known in
America to be ssto catch few stray votes
by pandeIing to the republican appetite
for the abuse Of Kings, and the val gar vi
tuperaton Of Great Britain, which graft.
fies a noisy, but-both in responsibility
and numbers--a very contemplate party
in America" Such utter ignorance Of
facts, and such entire misconception of
objects, will make the distinguished au.
thor smile at the transatlantic editorial
wisdom.--Com. .Adr. =