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WATERFORD.
THE CIRCUIT RIDERS.
klesara Ediiors,

Messrs Editors,
On Tuesday evening las,, several OF
these Political Preachers held forth in
the Court House, in New PhlIadeIphia.
Among thoee whe epOke, were Messrs.
Griswold Of Canton, Jarvis Of Massll-
lon, and Scott of Cadlz. Mr. Grpwold
spoke first, he ssId he was stranger to
his Audience, and did not know wheth>
er they would believe anything he was
going 10 say OF not;- but said he, am
going to discuss Political Fr nc pies, snd
would guard against pounding the feel
pgs of any msa. Mr. q. then Sc, sail.
but did no, sa, far before he forge, cv.
sry principle, but the principle ofsbuse,
he attacked the character Of Ssmuer
Medsry,and continued his abuse Of lha'
Gentleman for about oce half hour, anG
finally wound up his TRADE Of vlupera-
ton, by calling Mr.. Medary THIEF.
and in this way d,d Mr. GnswoId ad-
dress himself 10 the Common sense OF
his hearers.
MIR, Il. having now let himself down
TO level with the moot abandoned
bIackgusrd, took tho liberty Of stepping
across the River, and attacking you,
Paper, snd calling you Fools, Mn
nyhammsrs, &c. &c. As such Lam
guage as this, is always regarded as
evidence Of highminded, whOlcsOnled
Gentleman, and it coming from Fed
era! Lawyer belonging TO another Coun
~, shall take no further notice of it.
But in Gods name, who is this HIRAM
GRISWOLD, that hs should be- impor-
ted into this County, and employed to
attack the private character ofthe Me-
chanics Of this County, and oflhis Stale1
Why he is no other, than the same in
dividual, who assisted in turning out Of
the Jail Of Stark County, a. Criminal,
who had been convicted Of forgery, and
sentenced 10 the Penientiary; and for
which act, the Grand Jury OF Stark Co.
found a bill Of Indictment, land that
Grand Jury, was composed tho hon
ebt German Farmers oftkat County,
on which indictment, this Griswold wds
tired, and only escaped the PENITEN>
TIARY BY the skin of has Teeth, and
] believe tina. this has been the only
Public Service, that Mr.. Griswold has
ever rendered his country; and feeling
conscious that by his own crimes, he
has rendered himself an abandoned
Wret;h, consequently The only soIace
he has left him, is TO indulge 10 persons
al abuse against his fellow men.
Ifthere are any other Federal Wing
Lawyers, who want to qualify them
selves for POliticsI Circuit Riders, just
let them commit some CRIME against
the Laws Of the State-be indicted by
the Grand Iury-tried by The court, and
como within an acc Of goingto the Pen.
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LIsTOE LETTERS.

LISTOE LETTERS.
Remaining in the Pest Office OF Ca
ual Dover Ohio, April LIST. 1910.
4.
Andrews John P.-2
B.
Bergdoll Abraham, Brown Daniel,
Brainard Sebastian 2 Brokers James
Bursll Benjamin Beaber Abraham
Burus Samuel F.
G.
Countryman Peter Calkins Oramel
CsTnsham Adam Calkins Electa Cam
pell H. Cummings Luther
D.
Dorsey Harriet,
E. .-
EsIingsr Matthias Evert Joseph
EverhaTd John.
F.
Ftance Christian, Fraser Thomas ].
France John Forney Samuel FIIck-
enger Andrew Fdler John Fisher Hen.
~ FranIz Joseph.
q.
Gragor Charles Gossage Thomas
II.
Hinchman Barely, Hickok D. s. Har-
baugh Leonard, HOVsrstock David Hail
man John.
X.
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Up Kinney John.
Logan Robi. Leubart Susan Liich G II
Long Jacob.
Monre David Msgers. Thomas Mine-
hard john Monroe James W. Mile
Joseph, March Elizabeth, Mumma Il,
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Need David.
Patterson Jsne-2, Pursor John, Put.
nun Calhahna, Patterson Wliham.
r.
Rogers Enos, Robart James.
Sharpe James, Sh ffler Henry D. Smith
Join, S,oy John, Sprinkle Jacob Sws~
by William, Swaby Hau g, Slan-beny
Ehzah, Stevenson Nancy Miss. Suhor
Jacob. Smick Caroline Mss. Sink
John Jr. Stevenson Amy,
r.
Tinkle Luciano Miss.
w,
Wsihck BENJAMIN Sr. Vol EDWARD,
WlunuH Deci, Wagner Christian.
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A PUBLIC BLEsSIEGl.
DR.. HUNTS as
BOTANIC PILLS,
For THE CURE "
CrN:nn aA,n ar,T,~
FEWER AND AGUE.

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acidlty in the Stomach.
Tghtness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache, Pam in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, Flatulency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever,
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Intsr.
uniting Fevers. Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Spamodic Affections, and Tic Doulous
reux, Commissions Of Children, Measles, Small
Pox. Hopping Cough, Ricbets, Teethlng.
Worms, Female Distractions, Chlorosis or
Green Sickness, and Reflections Of Food, aud
Costiyeness, Collie, whether flatulent or Biliou',
ollow the ~ -
DIRECTIONS. -.4s
DOsE.--Taks from three to ten pills. till the,
operate two or three times daily.
PRicE 25 CENTS Per Box. '
Sold aHl00 Chatham street. New.Yotk; z
Wholesale and Retail. eps
Where applications for Agencies. Medicinest
or Advertising, will meet iwi,h prompt aiSa-
orlssgss "a at's t4+t .'Fsei T.
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INTERESTING AND APfLiCA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED

dix " EtE RE ELlN CD
WITH ...
EDIsRksFs nT THE S:UnAciI, OR NEEvKs,
Such as DYSPEPSIA, riIher Chronic or casual;
under the wOsl sympioms at TestlessneSs
Lowness of Spirits and General Emaciation.
CONSUMPTION. whether of the Lungs or Liver,
LIVER AFFECTIONS. IA UNDiCE, both
Biliary and SpaSmodlc; CostiveneSs W Worms
OF every variety; rheumatism, whelhor a.
cute or chronir; together with GOUT, Scro-
tua, Pains ~ the i,-ab, Back, Limbs, end
Side, TYPHns FEVER, scarlet FEVER ,Pu~
trid Sore Throut, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmodic Papation Of the Heat and Ar
teres, Nervous lrritn5ty, Nervous Wealss
ness, Mysteries The Doulourehx Cramps, Fe.
male Distinctions, llearburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whoopingi ASTHMA, Gravel and
Dropsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered b
Empiricks and others, as the great regulator o
the human system, and such is the 6evotedness
of the-adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes.
session eff this fallacious opinion, without en>
quiting intosthe primary sousces from whence
Lie, Health ,and vlgour emanafe, and rice rerSo.
pain, sickness, diseaseDnnd death. Not SO with
DIR. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience so eminently qualify him
for the profession Of which he has been ono Of
the most useful members. He contends land
reflection will convince any reasons
ing mind Of the correctness of his viaut--ihat
the stomach, liver and the associated orr tHs arc
the primary and great regulators Of health, land
that the blood in.very many instances is I,tally
disconnected with the first and succeedi sta
ges of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root Of the disease, the superficial uuoy-
mes usually prescribed. serve but as fi,is to COW
er the ravages Of deep-roo,ed. maad les. I'm
Ter these convictions, at the expence Of yeara
10 close application, the doctor has discovered
. medicine whose searching powers are irresis--
hble, and in prescribing, it is with a firm con-
viction OF its..being radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifapplied in
the most critical ;cases, buHhe.does not pretend
to ascribe to. -s
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VIesU oArriiUOg.

SAMUEL FERTIG.-GROCER
~ Commission Merchani,s Boo. 81
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side Of the Canal.
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, general assortment Of
fgoods, such as:
t Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Liquors, Oils,
Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, COwte-
tiOnaries, Rock Sah, Ground Pepper,
Alspice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
Shdung Soap, Chocolate, Salaratus
Shoe Blacking, Black + Red Ink
Writing Paper Z Quills, Raisins, Nuts
Of all kinds, Loco FOcO Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce. Wines of all 6es>
criptiOns, gc, &c. &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems fine and. coarse Boots, fine 4
coarse Brogans, Cater Boots, Slips,
+ Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boots
& Shoes, can be filled on easOnabIe no.
tice, and on the most satisfactory terms.
Canal Dover, Nov, l9, 1889.
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ME- w
Eatlortng Esta bl(sDment,
SAMUEL H, ADAMS, would res
pectfuIly inform the citizens Of Dover,
and the neighborhosd, that he has Ia
ken a Shop on Factory 81. in Mer-
chants Row, and that hsis now ready
TO execute any orders with which he
may be favored, 10 the best style, and in
The best manner.
S. Adams, from his experience in
the eastern cities, and also some ol
the towns in the West, is prepared 10 DO
work in the neatest and most durable
style.
Any orders for cutting will be done
at the shortest notice, and to suit the
taste and wishes of customers.
April End, 1910. y.
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n LII persons knowing themselves
"A indebted, by Note, Duebill, account
or otherwise, TO the subscriber must pay
up before the 10Th Of April next, or their
obligations or accounts will be left with
proper officers for collection, withou,
respect TO persons.
II. v. BEESoN.
Dover March, l3tb, l640,-ly.
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HNtteTy.

q HARLEs WILSON, Halter second ST.
" DOVER would inform the citizens of
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all It's various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be of first quali-
ty, hoping thereby to merit liberal share of
patronage.
N. B. All those indebted to him, are reques.
ted 10 call and settle up, before the 1st of jan
uary, otherwise their bills viii be put in the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds Of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. ! will paw 81 c's. per bushe
hrowesi. fer all outstanding debts.
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N Office.

II hereby give notice, to all those indebted to
the subscriber, to come forward and settle up
their accounts on or before the 1st of March,
otherwise their accounts willbe left in the hands
Ofproper. officers! !for. collection.
WIN. GRAHAM.
Fe1. 7th, 1910.
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Notice..

Is hereby given, that at my instance,
an attachment was this day issued by
Henry Lohr, a Justice ofthe Peace Of
Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas
County, against the property and effects
Of Conrad Truss, an absconding debtor.
DANIEL CHRISTMAN.
Feb. 25th, lS40.
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DIR. HUNTS
;CELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION DIgPEPSE1.LzNHLE
KER-c0MPLzfNT- &o.-
EEoR

CONSUMPTION, DISPEPSLd.1zNRIE
EER-E0MPLz1NT-& &C.-
As the enjoyment Of health depends On pre-
serving the functions OF the Stomach, LiUT, hs
tcstincs and Lungs, in healthy and vigorous
state, through the operations Of which the body
receives its growth, its nut uition, its support, il
can no longer be astonishing that when these vis-
cera are deranged and cannot perform their pros
per functions, the whole system suffers and bea
comes disoIdered. Knowing this TO be sound
nd demonstrated fact, in science and experiS
ence, DocToR HUET's SYSTEM OF PRACTICE is in
faithful accordance with ii. He aims 10 keep
the Stomach Lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy action, as the three great fountains
Of health aud life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded ofherhs, which strengthen and
equaliZc the action OF the heart, and give an i'm.
pulse or strength TO the arterial system, al the
snme time quicken the action of the absorbent
and dlscharging vessels and as all the sacfes
tions are drawn from the blood, any morbid ae-
tion which may have taken plqce is removed,
all distractions are overcome, the blood is piirIs
fed, and the body assumes heathfhl stiio,
These pills give tons 10 the stomach, increoss
the appetite, and eminently expeI all scd "a
morbid matter through the execreioIy ducts in.
to the passage Of the bowels. IN al cesessof
Consumption, Indigestion OF Dyspepsia, Bilious
Affections, or Liver Gomplrnts, Heartburn,
Sourness or Acidty in the Stomach, Tiglltnes.
at the Chest, Loss OF Appetite, Sick Head Al
che Pam IN the Head. Back, Limbs and Side,
Flatllency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Puirid
Sore Throat Fever and Ague, or Inierpit,ing
Feyers, Gout, Rheumatism Iumbaro. Scistics.
Spasmodc Affections, and Tic Doiourelly. Cor.
WILSON'S of Children Measles, smal Po1, Noop-
ing Cough. Rickels, Teebiug, v ouus, Fe-
male Obstruciions, Chlurosis or Green Sick
ness, ard Reflections of Food and Cnslivcres..
Guile, whether falulenl or Bila;us, follow tho
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-TakP from three to len pills, lin they
operate, two or three times daily. The Use of
the pills must bo peuevSrsd in I'LL cure ID en-
fSctvd.
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EzJyN T's PILLS.

DA, &3ON h b G1AGE.
For Consumption, Dy.pspsia, andLia
er COmplniHk
Reaader, are Won rtliioied with Indigestion
Costiveress, Sour Erucrators, J-ess ef AfFe~
tile, Wafer Rash Pam OF Distress at the eto-
mach, Sickness ofer Eating, I.unguor, Patpl'a>
ion of the Heart, l.uwness of spirits, Pain in
the Head, Breast Back. and Limbs, DizzipeSs
and Confusion Of Sight, Fear Of some I'm
pending Evil. Restlessness, u Dislike for Food,
with other Nervous Symptoms, bring befor"
you the Picture ofthe DyHpvptic, aud Copsulnp~
tive patient. Havug resolved to remedy them
procure Immediately box of DIR. HUNTS
PILLS, never failng and efIicaciuus remedy
or those dreaded foes of human happiness Dys-
peps,a, Consumption and Liver Complaint, and
the whole traiue Of melancholy affections srls-
ing from diseases cftllc Stomach. Liver, Bowels
and Lungs. "
Sold al the Office, l. Chatham s,reAt. n.
York
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N Office.

= NOTICE is hereby. given to all persons, in.
terested that at my instance a writ of Attach
ment, was this day issued by Andrew Hattery
a Justice of the Peace for the Township of Su~
gar Creek, County of Tuscarawas, against the,
goods and chattles, rights, credits, moneys and
effects ofPhineas M. Jenney an abscon ding
debtor-.and an infamous William.
WIN. J. HUET.
Nov. goth, 1889.
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JosEPH HART
I'm interesting case Of Lotc-
ness Of Spirits. ieifh a RIO
lent Spasmodic affection

M. Francis Caldwell wGs salsetea ior ssesfai
years With eEusme debility, togeihsf ~ttA tfaiu
Of symptoms ssaefally termed nsrvopt aGsrileas,
and which. perhaps, ~euid be smFnsslbis ief he
pen Of tia mosl sarHed physicians 70 describe
ia this tho spaaass IN tha ss9nach wefs 80 re.
qae0l sHd etervef sigag a. ntaff se dsFftss tsfs
reason, pains IN the limbs, extending evss Is -
Singers and toes, slckso@ AZ the stomach, aHa
geEetal seiihiisn of he ~hals system. inpnssu
alta a eeusmos iheidsHt rendered The Mad. tlm
and appF.hehsjxs, In order TO rsmete tkcfv eisa
trsss,ng symptoms, sad rsaloge tie eehstHuiies 4
,is former eaofsy, large portion 81 nsaieA s...
had besR exhausted WIthogt asy aaVantege, ,baap.
ef air. aud other remedies slso ubstailits. aul
the mind and bady APPEARED to be estotsd to q
ruthless disease. In this hopeless snd ianrVd
situation. Mr. Caldwell was recommended 80 rake
trial Of Hunts Holanle Fills. she efeess Of winch
we're visible 10 'e~ days, abd by eenInusHes
u The medicine taceofdipg 10 pireetioEs,) bis
strength became completely restored, aud a eoubd
state Of health most happily established.
FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Mr.. Edward Russell, waa, 10 December las,
suddenly seiGed with cold shvstings. which were
succeeded by pans IN every part Of the hedy- The
pains continued severe Until the month 81 May.
when he began TO fpt blood, this shortly after
succeeded by hacking cough. swelling and raia
in the chest, and the discharge Of blood iFom tho
mouth became considerable; these symptoms,
which are SO often the messengers Of sudden death.
we're, in the course Of few weeks, followed ~
thick siscid suppuratlon, mingled With blood THIS
circumstance appeared TO give bin temporary
lief as the cough became less troublesome, and lAa
appetite increased. The discharge Of pos lheftas-
cd, aud the body was Wasted az 10 assume a.
the appearances OF one who ngers IN tho lasi sshte
OF Consumption The physicians who attended
were satihsed ~ then opiulon,t thar no hope remued.
aud thar further trial Of medicine would tie entirely
useless IN this dire and iaflorp state. 10 bofan
to use Hunts Botanic Pills, and By lahing iew
boxes of the medicine he has received perfect
cure, and has sipce vuloted excellent health. The
unexpected recovery ofMr. Russell, has sstonished
all his relatives and r. eudf, and he tenders tAese
lines to Dr. Hunt with everlasting gratitude.
ED w ARD SELL,
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NOyEMB Is.

tAs prrssni laws and svsiems which place
he iaSsslnoss and producing elss,es
81 The mercy o. the sou.len and specula-
tas, ere estfsgss spon lsat'ee, sns that
tie lsxoriss ssd slsRaaeies Of the class
wAo appear TO have bess born tooied and
,yyrreS 10 ride the rest Of their fellow
msn-sts in dagger. when the werd
sqsslity is invoked.
10 Europe whore equality has so many
positire lnpesiments to overcome, il is
nore than probable that privilege may
struggle With il Openly OF secretly bot in
America i, is 10 be hoped that common
ses,s vii urge the termiastlen Of a con-
tssi, which the spirit oi the national inst.
sssiohs must show 10 he hnpsless TO all
sho would separate their Interests from
;hcsc of their fellowmen. $500 Equality Of
rigAb and oppOrtuniiiss destined TO be
ettablishrd every where, must be com
m,ness here a. Ison ., the mssi fairly wiils
Il Pnvileg. has no defence in THIS country,
public opinion here has all the efficacy OF a
naiional guard without calling the bsyon-
Fl 10 its assistance. America should gather.
ser youth under her wings-irsln them up
n the habits Of useful industry ensure them
III. enjoyment Of the fruits of labor by de-
suoylng every species of unequal priviI-
rsss and cass.favofing monopoly, and she
will soon see universal prosperity aud real
equality of condition and knowledge es-
tablished in this favored land.
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Hunts Botanic Pals.

Amer much suffering from Ftrsr and Ague. dur.
ing the spring and fall, for the last four years. aud
the pecuniary injuries attendant o. the indisPosi-
ton of one on whose eXetlIous large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers at an eS-
pense could not well afford, in the fall Of s3s
finding the premonltory symptoms Of the disease
approaching, | was induced by friend who had
tried your medicine, TO purchase a package Of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness to in
form you--and through You, those who may be
similarly ahiicted-that they counlerseted the
disease, nor have been troubled with it since, and
my confidence continues TO uphold me in the be.
lIofthai your Botanic Pills are the most safe the
cheapest most eiicacious aud radical cure for that
distressing disease Ferer and Ague. Al can
for the present offer you for the blessing you have
been instrumental in comforting on me, is my as
surance Of unceaslng gratitude and esteem.
p M. MCCORMICK.
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IAesssftg she bad vtsisea eeagA Aas vtslsat rain
- he ssesE wkssA ssssiesss sosla FsltsTs. SIS
saatinssd - tAis -ay Zee lsas usus aEAss stss
medical care IF Dr., Rsa. bot 6ually s~sa@s saa.
ssDpsass. and ~as ssiSsnilr near the shd ef hs
sssskly sg6.slngs, wksnsAss ArssAst ps'rsaasd has
10 Try d. Taylss's nalssm sf LiEsr~or. Nkm
shs commented ,his msa,eiss. IL aia ret Fss@ N
agree siih her 81 te~ days.Issshy loss.eing tas
dose, sas fosha Il aAswsSsS ssnEshlsl Il falssseS
hss COACH and Der aiasahy Of kFsatAsns iHEsanisst
and We had the pleasure 81 wtfssssine her rafsd
recovery 10 health. RKv W.. sMYTHE.
OBSERVE Bsy aaly IAat wAeA 10 msas At
The Ola oEes, sTS Bs~sfy,.S Y aas for ss.s By
GEO. BARNEY, Swssisa.
N. Webb, Rosft's Pssni.
L. Dooitile. ChsmpIo,a.
Mott Il Psues, 81 Jshn., H. G.
Wm. Lyman & Co. Montreal, l.. &.
Russell & Skesls, ST. .Aibaas II
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Burglars and Ineendiarie, .Arres.
led "A nest Of villains, settled on The
ienlrt of Lower Canada was lately dis
covered smotg WHOM is numbered .he
layrfn.keeper al HenryvilIe, l.. C.,-the
same whD lodged the volunteers when en-
bodied in the fall and winter OF 1888 "a
vile and violent tory, with 7 others equally
calpsbls with himself, and safely deposi.
,l in the Montreal jail, for rsl at the
ensuing term of the Criminal Court For
some years past these villains have been
carrying on their nefarious projects without
moeslalion or exciting suspicion--iheiT
opefaiilns had been thus far Confined TO
waclng the property OF people on the
lranser or burning their dwellings &c &c
.stv f0rseeing, that in the excitement OF
the times aud the high-ioned prejudice OF
tie Auglo.Saxon population, the blame,
oJom and Disgrace would be attached to
the "RehcIs, Refugees &c" The Montreal
nrasioned press and other papers in di!-
icfent parts o. tho country since Novem-
her 1888, will ATTEST the correctness
al their calculations, and also shaw
the readiness with which they coin false
hoods, and the industry which they have
tisplnyrd in circulating these unwarania-
he rcrversons Of truth, in attributing al
or any ri the incendiarisms on the frontier
TO the work of the Refugees. 1t is Zoe
much 10 expect rom these foul slanderers
that they will retract any oi the libes they
have hcaprj spon the Refugees nor IN
as'd ought we To request il, for with ihs
discriminating, the injury, calumny and a
bu,- Of the enemies to liberty or the par.
mites OF tyranny are ever considered as q
sure passport TO renewed and increasing
esteem. But 10 return TO the case Of thss.
pirates, their successes had made then
eueIess--thsir plans were discovered
eight OF The gang were arrested and nov
Imprisoned, where they will have time &c
cara that nice distinction in morals be
tween meum sad tuun,, aud discover
though too late, that honestY's tbs ses
policy"