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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
wTbo following arIicio has been on hand r,

~ The following Article has been on hand TO-
several days. but Of those scrups Of politica
Tar which We think too GOOD to loose.
Mr. Brownlow, the Editor Of tho Joneshorousb.
Icnnossee) Wing, is a. presnel At Nashville whence
ne transmits accounts Of ile proceedings Of The Isg
iSialurc Tor the columns Of his spirited poper a.
mong oher matters ~ The last paper he reu,yt.
Toe speech Of one Mr. Dew OF Maury which contain,
rare Collection Of sparkling gems of fancy. Here
- an cEfTact from ". snme remarkable rort.su, AZ
whrh We have placed in itaics
"Sir' ! would have gentlemen of the dor,ios,,
parry 10 understand inat Democrats are not tn be
deferred Hom he defence OF JOHN TYLER n they
Wihk him worthy Of support. lie was not our con.
didni0, but iheirs. Bot. SIR he b. a narive ogb-
Oiu D'minion. The land Of Tom Jrherson fAIali.
son. OF iHe immortal Westinghouse land OF Prr.i.
deuis ond The birth place ol the fathers Of Dsse,o,,
No Speake', when I speak Of tie Father nr his
Country. 90 % with feeling emotions of py s,pl
= r., is There my genilcman present who does NOT
'hIi up az Tie mention OF his name as n he were
shIFeiins among the eternal SHOWS of South Amer
cE But tir.l c1nnoi dwell here I rep~,t that
John Tyler descended from a pure STOCK yes. sir.
from ihe noble band Of Pilgrim Fathers vb,Iapd
ca nti3re my day. or your DAY. on the Plymouth
hocki 90 Oh Virgins. And thare. Mr. Sneaker q,
Dis day ihat Old roc rears irs proud 'front.' ss one r
'ne GLORIOUS monuments ~ tho Oil Dominion"
We learn from he reporter that at tsis s,yo Of.
ihe remarks Of Mr Dsw the audience inicrrupfed
n'in win i'ud ouir0es. whether 81 applause or
e"nIemnanpn BE- not siIicd. although the words
zoo % Dew were pau'cDllIy uuls1lo
After Mr Dew had concluded bis speerb ,pofbs,
gentleman rose aud observed thaf ho vorII like d,
"ear IIie more from The gentleman who bod lust
',Ne l's seat rol1uve tot tie geographical location
ui -Od Plymouth Rork''
if Dew replied. That Rock 10 where YOU norT 4
nave never been. end uiat BE- sUficisni. AND fifp|
iol ~ fopcai y sin tho Old DDminioo Common
frrisr on Cgf-rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

Attention Is requested - rhogndysrtsenen, Of the
Premium Stors b, Gen. W. johnson. We have c1
ahmed it and believe ITO be one Of ihe best nri
tlss. and very cheap -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
DIN WInskIV.

HID Old Irish Whskcy.
n 10 Old Rye Whisky a years old on dfaugb,
ADD for salo by
nov 26 KING g. CRUMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

MARRiED-This morning. BY The Rev james
iIorncr mr. J"'ETH RFiLtr 70 Hi- o. z,arru
cuuEs boih Of ms city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

The Macon. Gen Telegraph Of The l6.b Instant
has n paragraph announcing he death Of the Hon.
DiEos u. LEWIS, " Alabama.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
CENSUS or ISL POPULATION OF THE
RRIrfSfI EsMDfDt.


BRITISH EMPIRE.
ROW The results OF the census which Ia. i,s,
~" 'nfeinded, appears that the population OF
S'e'' bn'ain and Ireland in the present wear A.
I'd 'unis 10 upwards Of twentyseVen millions az
sons. The return. Cor the lhtee Kingdoms. ,bs
Snahnsi Islands. AMI tao Isle Of Man. IS a, tpl.
lows ' - a. '"'
England and walcs Isoo,ssi
Scoilanj. oco,s
Ireland e> 80
Guernsey. Jeyscy and NIan. TSGS9o
Total. &C -,
Thisis exclusive ofrte army and No., ~ 80
chant semen nfkSsf and Of ali pet,cns ,.,.,i.
aornad. or mol under a rolf tho nigh, of lin ~
cd june. Including these classes. the D,nnt,,i.,'
nsy TO SAFELY taken at twenty seven n,ll,ors
which - m increase "f about two millions .inc.
1881. II TO ths be nddcd the pOpulaton Of ,h
colonies dependent this country IL will be fund
that the subjects of the British crown arc more nn
merous than that OF any other civilized monarchy
ar republic on the face Of the Globe. Aftpr making
every allowance for possible eIagyeration or I'm.
ceriany IN the accounts OF The Indian or Ausirali.
an population. We mny safely say that her Ma.
Jesiy Queen Victoria s the sovereign Of hundred
millions of suhjecis-a larger portun of the human
race than has ever obeysd any one European sove.
reign since the downfall Of the Roman empire
Lircip0oi Tins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

We hope that every body will at.nd NJ. "a.
TONS RecitaIiorrs and limitations, 10 night lie i,
master oi las profession.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

Since the ln day Of Janusry. 1911. the following
boals engaged m tho ST Louis trade have been lost,
The vermont. sunk between ST. Louis nn1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
FOR SALE

Nv W NO. 81 IN the Presbyterian Church. For
"O' - JOHN w BERRY
NoIlCE.-A meeting of the Tru,,es. of,
\ unsVIlle Seminary will be held Al The
Chu'cn, IN mariinsvlle, Ohio. on Tuesday.
f.. 10Y meeting Of tho Board is earnestly reoo
'eu' ns matters Of interest Will be communicate
The Rev Elish Bales. BY order Of the R,a,d
~ H. y REA Scc.tv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
AUCTION PACR.IGE S1TE


OF BOOTS. SHOES. HATS ,-..s
N The ION Dcccmb. At 10 o'eLuck. A NJ wrii
~ he Cushd Of our warehouse. M IA GER
nAN S1REEl, three hundred casrs 81 ihcs-
ooNe COOS comprising general Assortmcni,h
Mems Russ; ,e Ris39 a0G CANS, Also ~
DDys and Youths thick BROGaNs
do Gus IN MP MONROES
ged BOOTS '"eu ana Grained peg
p, 90 R So5ScSIs wsl'od, double sole and Water
shines ''u'eh caaTse and fac
Overs. &c o. J. ~omen's PLAIN and dressed Rubbor
NON Momsn. slime iurred lined and bound do
do do en- patent elastic do
20 ~ oinon Worsted MOCAS SINS 81,
clI,b o Rgn and boys han, seal, fur. sssl.,,s
eu dozen PALM HOtJI,S
hussis ard Eur HATS
11Shony Nuiria Hat BODIES fn;.L
hs'ieps Brass TACRS, enc no. hh'shed
nov 81 MERRILL & HoTCHKIsS
NV - ID GeIuan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

TIE TARlFF.-Iho Washington corcspon.
dent Of The New York Express, ~ abiding 10 the
topics 10 be agilaicd al The approaching session Of
Congress. ihus speaks Of tho Tariff The New
England capitalists us ! understand IT, ore willing
enough. now that they are established. 20 taks
mo inrh Hs u g. rather han run The risk Of great
chonGes and an unsettled acion They are built
Up many 81 iheni they are invUlneraLle too. mlny
nl hem. in anchor part Of the country again.
Ianf inlefeus have grown % since 1892. Virgin.
"a and North Carolina. fpr example. now have o
considerable manufacturing inieieresL Tho cotton
i'ci'rics near Richmond aud Ia Petersburg ore
large Negro good they orc ne best maker o.
perhaps tr hey hest uniersiund The wants OF
hoir own market Az this change Of interest and
Ieeling viii lske away me power Of eNriuag The
pubic on This matter. and IN many eases give new
views 10 public men. Il is not be Disguised how.
ever h'i some classes Of manufacturers will be-
guile brpsen down he COMPOUNDS Bill goes
ino foil effect and that such clissos will be very
cilmo1ous ior n higher rafif Peunsylvania l. he
great sufferer II the day A. she is The State upo1
"ho'n among The fret, The opposition must rely for
coming iH'p power, her voice will unqnestonabiy
nave great fgeasG1s 0scr mJa opDosifoH Dlca."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

DETENTION on THE CANAL-The Troy
IN. " Wbig Of Tuesday says. Oas hundred and
ion boats weso delayed yesterday % ono time
between THIS cIiy and the Junction, oa account Of the
possibility 81 passing The l0cks a. fast rs fresh
clcar1uces were rodo below They isrmsd o line
one mile end hIlfio lsnfh Neri spring tbo new
douo.s locks Of ihe'enIlrg-o canal will be ready for
~. and then boss rao psss up and down a. ne
SEINE lime and hos ne present dslsyi b prevented
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

SPANS HERO-We have a re,dv s,atoJ
That The distinguished General Leon who was con-
cerleG "a the ia'e Instruction ia Madrid. was cub.
sfqueniy arrested, condemned and shot by order OF
we regent Es9nr'cFn We see II slated ia fir.
eign paper, uIat Deg Leon was the best cavalry
oiiirer which the constitutional army pos.e,s.A din.
rng The last war. lie acqu red his promotion g. his
liiIo OF Count OF Bclascosn the field of battle-
Lower Navarro and ArragUn were the principal
theatres %! hrs exploits, and Ia all the lniIes logbI
W IN Sc p'oNinces he was distinguished for his
clsnr judgement and imperuous valor A bald and
brIlinni cavalry oRicer. and Gi!l young, The was
oHiy 81 years Of age) Leon was &c 50 noble nntsro
'hal he was beloved both by officers and soldiers.
circumstance The more 81 raordinary as The Spa.
nsh prIvoies seldom attach ihensel, Is Ia reir off.
Gers lie was known 10 the army by the name Of
inc Spanish Mnfaion account Of his bravery and
his rich and dazzling uniform. lie wore, through
choice The huzzlT uniform Of the Princess's Regi.
menL HIS shake was always Urnamcnied yyj,b a
sireamer by which he easily recognised on the
heId q halle Esporiero intimately connected
win him unii The events which occurred at Bar.
ceioHl last year.
The particulars Of tLe execution or this unf,r,u.
nate officer. are thus related by correspondent Of
the London Tines
lie wore his uniform cavalry officer. and
addressed his guards ia firm ,oice nearly 10 this
etect-'Camaades, am accused Of being a coward
aud iraIioR am neither Viva Isabei Sogun,Ia
Viva Ia liberaia. Adns Csnaradss" He embrac.
ed his Advocate General Roucati, and the Fiscal
who presided at the execution Of tho sentence and
'hen turning g. the soldiers, gave the signal 10
IRE. One discharge sulTiced and he fell dead in
SANITY The Fiscal toJk charge Of the body. and
The mass Of troops Of the line aud the Nacinnoles
returned TO the city. As write a splendid heirse
drawn ny two mules, covered with black velvet
und cloth Of gold. u proceeding 10 the ground 10
convey Lhe body 10 the Csmpo Sopto
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
TIE PRIsONER,s soLIIooI-y

"A Wheeling jail l n.'er did Ihi1k 80, a..
n would catch this bril-
nut ,ime and chance 70 all arc sent, thus s,ith
N leader DID you ever he.r this spacious house
~ re' The USAGE IN the same which have
III yon have not. please 49,
-, TO NV sung,
rot be long H S"e'i
Here's lots Of room below the srai r. nd senat.
To snIt the claims fer which Ue're 49,, q, -,
gailOu rare.
Here's lots Of girls about the houseiw.,h md
esy and care. 'Ou
Who TENS the knocking a, the doors and bring.
the piisoners's fac, ~
And now by ChInLe a fquirrel n san, .nd Il.
kens not few,
The mistress with hem IN her hand says she.
dow 10 you dot
Our beds are good, aud tow is clean and carno,s
made with care
And brooms TO sweep our palace out and comb,
20 range the HAIR,
And II VIC are not contepted here fba b,,r,. L.
m our breas. ~
Our host and hostess do ,heir part and we mus
do the rest.
And If some few have sent us her. win $685.,
and lies,
Hes sure to meet ilat sacred ire which flames
~ J1stlcc,s e cs,
Bu. II our crimes demand that we shouId n. -,
Eufed an Jail "
Forgiveness seek AZ Gods night hand and not
ones lot bewau.
La meditation we have ti,na sh,uld psss IN.
heetIng homs VIZ
10 contemplating things divine with the terres.
trail powers.
The BIBLE Yields large sppnIv the vir,rors min
70 bless ~ ''''iN
And criminals with supp!iSDt knee may seek
and find a rest.
We will ola sd this treasure 10 our b,ssst ,,d
never from 10 part,
ma Joy will wipe our tears way and soothe an
aching heart
And onr conscience don't accuse, Old Picklock
we'll defy,
~ ~ his ciutches we remain until the day we die.
when God will send MS messengers aud tax. Us
with the bcst.
Where wicked CEASE fronISfOubling and woar,ed
arc az rest.
So Peter, open wide your doors, the prisoners
must Eo free,
Time speaks aud be must be obevel God NJ r
tCTnit.!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
kI'ract ofanoIhcr letter. dated

A.. hio Ok JANElho Ocl 4. 1871
since INC LIST Jnst we have had several arrivals
rom Baltimore, Richmond. &c. with Flour but we
are as yet unable 10 say any thing certain ~ to the
price which Richmond -four will bring The ha-
Sers having good sioeA on hand. are holding back
for the present.
Tue @dNie"s received from The River Plate state
that The port VI Bueuos Awe, siill remained closed
inr il1ur. and uncertainty txisted as q, when
" would again be opened. although the impression
was That II would not long remain dosej. Thus TN.
certainty pre- vents operations IN H1ur and we think
Probable that some of the late purchases for crpo
thi'her viii have 10 be snd here for c,nsumtIinn.
the s'o 81 no.rLI Mollevijeo ~ns abouI IS. 900
bbls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

HOMO LBS Dried Beef, pi me ,r,irI. ;n.,
~ ~ RECESSED ant Er snIs hy
JOS REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
FOR nENn

FOR RENT.
"a THAT highly eligible and fire. RAT.
N stand for the Grocery, Forwarding
HtstlH, Commission a I'd Produce business ~,
uIiIt#4 tuated the sOuth west corner AZ
ae--,ttA Howard and Frankie streets. In he
immediate neighborhOsd Of Binghamis ana
soech' Depois. THIS is rare o, p0rtunity for
men Of enterprise and capital who NAV wish to
carry or 2 large business with the west. For
terms upplY 20 the subscriber who wishes 10 re-
tire from business on account otdeclining health
WILLIAM HAYS.
corner Howard and r iankiin sts.
nov 25-3w BALTl MORT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

SALT-5O barrels NJ. 1 Silt i1,l -.c-i--,
~ and tor sale by -'' '''' received
- JOS. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

lie has now really for the press aRd which vii
teeAecuied as s)on as a sufficient Number Of sub
scnbeIs shall be Obtainsd 10 Justify the cxpen Sc
aw0fk entitled tract No 9, orkThe Prisoner Z
Sohi0quy Enlarge, beng q vine meditation re
latve 10 fht Grand Celebration which occurrse
during the LAYING oftno corner stone of his ter
resu u world. when the morning stars san
together and ali the Sons Of God shouted for i5v
~ 10 NNSsiu' ~ a. the close of which OmnIoo.
lenLe arose and silence relgncd, while he submit
Ieo me Following proposition, VIZ: Lot az make
utslah lNCn f. 70. Which proposition caused
Nlsaom 10 rtJ0ice before min aud his delight was
Win the sous OF men. Prov win % 90 81
TINS ~ descriptive OF the grand cOnsul,atior
had in regard % the crgattJn Of man. Of which
me several s5d6 Of God, VIZ. Power Wisdom
justice Love, knowledge, Mercy and Holi ess
were acuVe members On council ann each ore.
senled MS claims, according 90 his delegated au.
Wouy, l3 regard % mans creation, his cOmpO-
ntgt paris ms duiy in each, his accountability
and the hnal consummatisn Of the spscies.
Tue morning stars. who were present, took no
part M TIE lmpOTtdnt matters Of the council bui
received delegated authoutyto act as minIstering
m sfse gers iu al cases II interest betwce n the
celestial AID tcrresJal worlds
nc above work viii be printed on good paper
~ ~. s...ensl iggsiher ln lamphet torm. PrIcs
IN he aboye work TIE author has concentrs
yea Whit nitic genus he is master u M order %
fonaerli both entertaining and instructive and
rs suenuouslv avoided all speCulauvs yIeus
Wilch be considers not warranted ~ fhe plain
meaning 0t tno Scultures
TIE Holy SCrpturcf What a fountain ~
kno Fie1aei They are n direct evidence openinr.
il0m luhmiy sud extending 20 Humamfy 81,
hoIy biVnt,! clothed with IDENTITY aud SEM TO
mummy i' prepare tbr eiernlly
Wheelns JsH. Sov,nsof35 isfii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
latest FROM mo pr 5axrtRo

The brig Mnniszuma. at thus piri yesterday,
brings adyices from Rio TO- the 2 October
RIO DE JANEiRO. October l, lS4i.
The receipts OF Breads.ud, since the 1t OF =
| month hare been I I 600 b5's. Flour from tho a..
liied States. 1858 bis On wheat and H'url from
Chill. and 24l6 bbls from Eurrpe. The s'urk IN
first hands is aboni $500 hbls. ui.d in az hands j.
about 4l.000. S'me purchases were made shor
time for the River Plate the revocation OF tho
decree for opening The port OF Buenos Ayres nme-
diaiely suspended the operations The supply which
mas gof henrc. tog ether with that which msy be
sent from the United States direct. will probably
prevent any further demand .rum this market
A cargo Of Richmond City Mills was recently
sold Co a s0ocuaiur of l7i25O baltimore family
Flour. to the extent of 500 hbls sold MT 10000
Some ffSnrh Flou- also sold ut $1,000. and 200
brls Belgium nj $4,000 The f,st cargo OF New
Rich nond will pro ably Command 1871. ard new
balnmdEe l5i tot 'hs'e prices can hardly be main.
timed
Our dates from Mun,vidco are 10 the 3rd sepiem-
her. when sale OF 5000 hbls Flour had been
made at Sl0 cash. TO net 81 So
AT Bahia. the Goth uli Flont was onoiei
nomii a ut 81 to Ia for BalnoFe and l5aaI6,
for Richmond
Al Rio Grande, on the l3,h ut Riot niond Flour
was quoted At l9n and Baltimore At In.
Our receipts of Coffee have b0en large and the
demand for The United State. and other quarters
heavy. We now qiote superior choice If which
bat little can he hail At 1880; superior 3r7OO a
$500; good 3l500 500; and ordinary ls 3H35O
a 3n450.
The shipments OF Hides last month wei q all to
Europe
We rrsrei to say that the government is about "a
Sue hour millions of paper money. which will
nave The ea'ct e deprecialing our currency still
I fau
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

KIADELPHIA FLOUR ,ob,I.n,Ir .,
A hand and for sale BY ''''' 0"
- - jos. REILLY
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14
It'll: Aft&' AfAkE:,

The British Steamer Acadia arrived at Boston on
Tuesday of last week but we did not receive the
news in season for our last She left Liverpool on
the 18th. Sept. and touched at Halifax. The pas
sage from Liverpool 10 Halifax was rough with
heavy gales. On Sunday there were strong gales,
with heavy, sudden squalls, and tremendous heavy
sea. On Monday, tremendously heavy, and sudden
squalls, which blew the foresai and topsa ont of the
bolt ropes. The gale increased TO a perfec, hurri-
cane. At noon, obliged to round to and keep the
ships head 10 the wind for seventeen hours-sea
running mountains high At 3, A. NJ. on Tuesday.
put about and proceeded for Boston gales.
squalls, and very heavy sea. By this arrival Lon
don papers to the day ofsang and Liverpool TO the
18th have been received
There is TO unexpected news from England
The accounts of the harvest were favorable. The
duty had declined to the lowest point per Dbl for
Flour By this operation about 40, 000qrs of for
egn Wheat, and 40, 900 bbs of Flour, in Liverpool
alone, were freed from bond and available for con-
releasing at the same time the large
clocks ofese articles in London and all other mari
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

His case having been as fully examined as was
possible by the attending physician, now state
his expressed opinion, as shown by notes taken
at the moment. "Ths persons disease is -
Il leave the blank to be filled by
the decision of /" Botanico Medicus.'o The pa
tent will soon die. Medicines can give no re-
lief No medicines vere administered The
inquiry for farther descriptions answered
Truth being my only object l now desire SIM
ply to learn, whether 1" Botanico Medicus" knoUS
disease | invite him in the spirit ofkindness, to
decide upon the case brought under his observa-
ton ! did not ask him to name disease. | mere
ly desired, and desire to ascertain, whether
he knows the primary organic or functional de-
ranoement The public expect this much of
him, by reason of his occupation; his " true phi
anthropy ;" the zeal with which he entered "the
arena of discussion with "Sceptlcsm," who
was " well known" to him; "the principles
which he has " adopted, and "upon which he
practises is ready to Defend" and will de-
fend, or " will abandon them" ] seek it prepar-
atory to a fair discussion, If necessary, upon the
i" regular" system of medical treatment. ! can
not {" condescend to argue the latter, without
some evidence from him, as TO the former. Should
he decide correctly, [ will at once join issue up
on any medical treatment he may propose. Should
he decide incorrectly, our controversy is ended
as it will be but another evidence, that he docs
not know disease. The case given for his decl-
sion is not unirequent. Every adult person in
the community is liable to it. He may be cal
led upon to visit those afflicted with it Does
he knoD it ? Its diagnosis is easy. The symp-
toms are marked and prominent; the history Of
the patient for a series ofyears is exhibited Ev-
cry item that could be learned by most thorough
examination has been given. Inquiries which
Inquiries which led to direct or indirect results,
the resuls are given, and the train of events
which led to them. The symptoms existing, and
the incidents which led to them, enabled Greg
ular' physician to pronounce decslvely and cor
rectly upon it. There is not an educated physi-
clan in the community, but that could so decide
upon it. Whether the G medical ncighbors' of
" Botanico Medcus" sclL decide upon it, for him,
is matter between themselves. Their relations
with each other, whether friendly or the reverse,
does not affect my " atmosphere" What he
knows of them, or they know of him, must be
harmonized between themselves, for good or for
evil. The sins Of each be upon their own heads
their respective virtues their own reward
"This much have writer" with candor and
good &C feeling and with the same spirit, can
not but hope, that " Botanco Medicus' will meet
me before the public eye, and frankly respond to
my C reasonable and unass umng'' solicitation.
A LooKER on.