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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
WILLIAM JONES & LES FAURIEs

a 2, public, that they have on hand and intend
keeping extensive supply Of
Fruit and Confectionery,
at their New Store. No. 10 PraH Street, opposite
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, between
Light and Charles Streets. We have now ia store
and cifer for sale,
800 boxes Bunch RA1SlNs,
800 halves do. do.
l00quartets do. do.
100 cluster do. do.
400 drums Fresh FIGS,
50 boxes ORANGES,
80 do. LEMONS,
5 traits Fresh DATES,
bales English WALNUTS,
ID bags Cream NUTS.
3 do. FILBERIS,
bales Bordeaux ALMONDS,
cases Flesh PRUNES, IN jus,
10 boxes Ground NUTS,
80 kegs Malaga GRAPES,
10 boxes Fire CRACKERS,
50 do Lemon SYRUP,
so bJls. Pippin APPLIES, I'm good ordep,)
cases Havana PRESERVES,
% cases CORDIAL, (assor,ed)
do. Brandy PEACHES,
10 do. Nuscat WINE,
10 boxes Rock CANDY,
hhls. CRANBERRlES,
2sO0 Havana SEGARS,
1000 Pfiscipe do
10 cases sorted PICKLES.,
10 eases Brady FRUIT,
cases Preserved GINGER,
5 casks Frcsh CURRAN'rS,
10 boxes ClfRSN,
Water, Sugar, Soda, and Batter CRACKERS.
Alsn, large assortment Of CAKES and CON-
DICTIONARY Of their own manufacture. Fami-
lies supplied at the shortest notice.
n. County Merchants will 40 well TO cell
bcr,ne they purchase elsewhere. are deter
nined TO seItas low as can be purchased at any
ma ket Ia the United States.
Bahim1re March I 1910 --3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

WIVES. We commcp. the following
to tho attention Of wives in general, and 10
young ones in particular.
lam acquainted with great many good
wives, notable, and 50 rratioging that they
make n man every thing sut happy-end
| know great many others, who sing,
and paint, and play, and cut paper, and
are SO accomplish d that they have no time
20 be dgreeabie, aud no time to be useful.
Pictures and fddes, and every thing but
ngresa blcness and goodness, can be had
Tor money; but as there is DO market
where pleasant manners and engaging
conversations, and christian virtues are to
be bought, meihinss it Is pity the ladie,
co not olt-nertry to provide i.em a home,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
New and G0as0mable
G. d @ I'D q.

FaSlIE subscriber, just from Baltimore, has the
n pleasure ofannouncipg to the citizens of Bunk
ers-Hill and surrounding neighbo hood thai he has
taken the well known stand belonging Gen. BOYD,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
HIDES g. BARK.

hR ROBERTSONS CELEBRATED VEG.
NJ ErABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL for sale
by. w. DORSEY.
February 4, lS4I,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
sr EEEi OLD STAND.
NEW WARES AND NEW PRICES!

EOHN H. BLoNDEL respectfully informs his
eH old friends and customers, and the public gen.
orally, that he has now on hand, al tina old stand,
opposite the Lutheran Church, rsry large and
full assortment of
COPPER, TIN AND SilEET.IRON
WARE, ANDlRONS, &C.,
which, ii affords him pleasure to say, be can sell
remarkably chsap-al,hough, in point Of mechani-
cal execution, his wares not surpassed by any
made in this country His prices arc low. 10 order
to accommodate the public. (and at the Baltimore
standard.) Ills work presents the usual superiori
~ of manufacture for he takes pleasure both in
furnishing cheap articles and in retaining his repu-
tation as a mechanic, Gail and see
ONCE MORE Il have adopted as rule Of
action, (and think no one will gainsay it,) that
when sell an article to customer, expect TO sell,
sooner or later, oiker articles: and how TO do
It. Unless oaeF property made waref To illus.
trate--When one Of my friends buys CorFEE-PoT,
land have some of the inest!) wish him to have
sush an article, "a when he wants a BUcKET, (lois
always on bend y he will call at BLONDEL'S S.
Is not the rule good one Try il!
February q i8ll.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
NO APOLOGY For WIGS.
Attention, Naisi Heads!

nr all the remedies ever devised fos the resto-
~ ration and preservation Of tie HAIR, no,h-
ing ha. BEEN found eqaal 70 JAMES oLEA6i-
NOUS HAIR TONIC. 1, seldom fails 10 restore
tie hair TO health and beauty. Many who were
bald few months ago. can aow exhibit iuxuiant
heads &c hair hy tie use of il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
copy d a ieiterJrom d.. s. s. FGtea--

THLApkLPRiA, Nay TO, 1855,
Or. JAyNE---Deaf SRI Gel that ear hardly say
enough to yon in favor ofshe 0icagnous Hair To-
nie, prepared ~ yen My hair had been falling OF
about two years and had become very thiH--thfca,-
eninc spc,dy haiAa@Ss, when | commenced osing
This remedy Inabou, enc week itceased 10 fall sa.
have used /, nov about three months, and have
rs f4l and thiek head Of hair can possibly
desire. have recommended i,s use 10 a number
~ my friends. 10 al speak well oil il lffaithfol.
II employed have no doubt of It's general ssccess
may aid. thai before usiag the Topc, bad tried
ainiost eli the various articles employed for tie
hair, such as the Macassar Oh, all the dttcrert
preparotous Of bears Oil, Vegetable liar ca.
&c, without experiencing much, If my benefit
Respectfully yeufs,
: s FITCH No. l7a Chestnut ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

INTERNAL DANCES. The NEST fash.
isnabe dance at Paris IS called The ga
Top Internal dn dernier JUgementi The
costumes Of the dancers and their pos
lures are copied from Michael Angeles
picturp Of" The Inst Judgment :" What
a eostt6ll for deIrate person.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
HEZEKIAH HEDGES,
.hsfrrf HfNtyfN@ss@
.Tofice.

Hcdgesyille. Oelober .. 1870.
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LEW enIEs.

Hedges,ille, October %, $40.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15

asylum, and a home toshe oppressed &C all
nations. They landed amid Strangers. but
their hearts were light and buoyaat with
hope. They remained but few DAYS IN
The city to recruit their health aud strength,
before they departed for the South to seek
amid the wilds of North Carolina. a home
and resting place. They selected a beau.
tiluI spot upoa the fadlsin, where with in.
dustry and economy, they soon began 10
amass wealth aud honor: Ere three wears
had glided down the stream Of time. the
amount was liquidatcd in the West Indies
which enabled the happy couple to reach
the land Of their choice.
Surrounded by friends and acuuain,an.
ces, they have so far passed tranquil and
happy life. Around them now bloom in
the freshness Of youth and the simplicity
of innocence, two lovely daughters, whose
gentle and amiable dispositions, and filial
tenderness sooih the declining yesrs Of
those whose beginning was so unfortunate.
Three sons, the image Of manly virtue and
moral worth, support the honor aud integ
nty acquired by their father.
Often, as the cold blasts of winter whis.
tie around this abode of peace and quiet.
ness, viii the old grey headed man, (for
Charles has yielded to the whitening hand
Of time collect around him his Children,
and relate infinitely the scenes of danger
aud peril, to which he and the companion
Of his bosom were exposed, and al for love,
gays he.
Gentle reader, should you ever visit the
neighborhood Of Col. Barron, call and pass
an evening with the old gentleman, aud if
he does not mike his narrative more thril.
ling and interesting thar have been able
to make nine, ] viii be deceived. So
farewell, indnlgenl reader. @.
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CONGRESS.

To the Richmond Wing weare COMPEL.
cd to look for the proceedings Of Congress,
as it is the only paper which has reached
us from the direction of Washington.
This body has sprung to action at last.
To Mr.. Stanley the people are indebted ior
the conclusion of the eternal speech max
ing upon the Land Bill.
In the House on Tuesday the 9th inst,
this distinguished member introduced re-
solution, 10 put stop 10 the debate IN the
Committee of the Whole on the Distrlbu-
ton Bill, after I O'Clock this day adopted.
The bill was then passed by vote Of llG
in favor, aud log against it.
the Senate has come to vote upon the
Bank Bill. The amendment proposed BY
Mr.. Ryes requiring the assent Of the
States for the establishment Of branches,
has been rejected by vote Of 80, to 10.
From what little we have been able TO
hear, the signs Of the times about Wash.
ington, Indicate more speedy aud vigor-
Gus course than heretofore the Wings
have found out the game that the Loco.
iocos are attempting p play upon then
aud now seem resolved upon Union and
HARMONY.
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THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
This committee will soon lay before the
public, the glaring frauds and corruptions
Of Jesse Hoyt, late collector for the port
Of New York. Swartwout robbed simply
the treasury of the Government, of m,l-
lion and a quarter, yet it appears from the
facts that have transpircd, that Hoyt, not
content with robbing the public treasury,
must also plumber the merchants upon "scl-
entfc principles" This Jesse IIoyt, is
the scoundrel placed in the office Of Col.
lcctor, hv Martin Urn Buren, in the place
of the notorious Swarlwout. 1t would ap-
pear that the Custom House in New York
has, for the last or 5 years, been moth
ing but n vast engine, managed by public
plunderers, for their exclusive benefit. -
What must tho people think OF the capaci-
ty of those who have held the reigns Of
government if they were imposed upon by
such men What was the President cleo
ted for but to execute the laws, and see to
Che public interests : If he or his subordi-
mates could so far neglect their watch over
tho peoples money as 10 permit success
sivey two officers TO rob the treasury of
the government Of such large amounts,
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pray what was the use Of their supervision
The people might as we'll have no superior
filcrs and submit to be cheated out Of their
money, without the additional expense of
those who pretend to, supervise, yet neg,
leci their duty.
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OFFICIAL DELIYQUENcIrs.

The Committee Of Investigation, raised
on motion, Of Gov. Gilmer, has excited
some CONSERVATION in certain quarters
Ii there be many instances like that stated
below, there is good reason for general
qaasing among the official herd.
fEos fHE xEw yaKS coHmNtcisL Anyrarisga.
Rascaiity triikovt Parallel While
in Washington ten days ago, the following
Statement, from tho Louisville Journal wa.
put into our hands. Notwithstanding all
the known and unknown instances of official
corruption 0adcr the hate Administration,
We could scarcely credit tale of such un.
b'a.hing vilainy, AID We straighiway ap.
pied to tho general Post office Tor infor.
nation. We were there informed that 1t
vas true to the letter;
when Mr. Barry wss Postmaster General. a
COMMITTEES was appo,n,ed 81 the United States
sesi,s 10 investigate the affass Of The Post Of
scr lsl lrtmsni. Tho investigation resulted IN
us vsry able report made b. Mr. Ewing. IN
abish Divers extra allowances. and ether corfgp.
ton, wrre duly made known - al.e peopie Of tie
csaa.fy.
To pstry the eds.tB Of that Startling report,
NJ Barry, II msy be remembered. pat .ished 4
plmphsi, siadic giiop. SC called, If has conduct.
fas pamphlrt was OF course ar individual. and
rot an Official document. NegertbeIeas. 10 q.
greed 10 pas to the Editors Of tie Cto5e Messls.
Man s R.yts. $3.50 fsr printing it. aad tAarg.
ID tbe aHaaHi 70 the GsrcTnHsef
When 4 mas kand,dl succecdcd air Barry. az
Posln2ssff General, he glanced over the bglAs II
tie department. sbd saw this iiam OF : 500. A
fad that smother investigation would soon take
place. aBd that iAis extraordinary item would thus
le brought to light. Ice ma6e Blair & Riycs "a
Aad chs money At lcae. he entered il a. refund
Il on the books Time thn matter remained I'll
iss 81 d March. lSti. the very last daY Of Mn
va BaFen's Administration. when Mr.. Niles
NJ Successor Of Kendall az Postmaster General
pd back tke s 500 10 illir & RiYes. and an on
tIwas actually aadr in The books e snal effect r
The statement, VIC repeat, IS true and
he fact doubtless constitute fair speci-
nsn of the condec, OF the Post Ollicc De-.
nftment during the twelve years antece-
daa. to the 4ih OF March last. Beyond all
Club' that department has, during that
period beeu ono Of the ioulsst deus Of cor.
apllon that aver existed IN civilized IA.
ton From another bat welt advised
source we WE'RE Informed thai, beIgg out
d funds, Niles drew upon Peansy lvania
postmaster in iayor OF BLAIR for the amount.
tbs latter was IN great haste 10 obtain the
amount before Mr., Granger cot into pow.
e, and proposed sending an express to
Pennsylvania for the money, % proven, the
disability Of defeat. Let there Be a reso.
hiIon Of inquiry ia tic House Of Repre-.
Seulatlyes.
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The Britannia steamship, at Boston yes.
torday, brings us Liverpool dates to the
10Th ult., and / ) DAYS later news from all
parts OF Europe. The accident that befel
the Britannia of Nova Scotia, and there
detained her, created lively anxiety for
her safety, Which was, however, soon hap
PLY dispeIIed. Nothing has been heard
OF the President. There is nothing later
from China and the East.
Tho principal item of political import
auce is the success of Sir Robert Peel's
ono confidence motion by one majority,
thus:
For Sir Il. Pecl's motion 3l2
Against it 81
This result even was checred, and Sir
Robert threatened, upon the success of it,
to introduce motion to stop the supplies,
unless the Ministry gave in. THIS was at
half past three o'clock Saturday morning,
when Lord John Russell remarked that he
would take till Monday to consider what
course the Minls;rywould advise the Queen
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MRS. HARRIsoN,s LETTER.


The following simple and touching Let
ter was written TO the President of the
United States by the Widow Of Gen. Hair
rlson, in reply to his communication, en-
closing to her the Resolutions adopted by
Congress on the subject of her husband,
death:
NoRrn BEND June 81 ISL.
Dean Sra | have received with sentiments Of
deep emotion the Resolutions Of the Senate and
House of Representatives, which you have done
mo the honor of forwarding, relative to the de.
cease of my lamented husband
cannot sufficiently express the thanks owe
to the Nation and its assembled Representatives,
for their coincidence, SO feeliugly expressed, OF
my individual calamity, and tho National bereave-
ment; but, mingling my tears with the sighs of
the many patriots of the land pray to Heaven
for the enduring happiness and prosperity of our
beloved country.
ANNA HARRISON.
JouN TYLER, President Of tho United States,
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GRAFTON or PROFESSOR SPARROW
Ga Thursday last, agreeably TO the re-
quest Of committee, Professor SPdrro~
delivered IN this place, to the assembled
citizens, a chaste and beautiful address, 10
memory of William Henry Harrison, late
President Of the United States. Seldom
have we had the pleasure Of hearing such
an eloq1cui aud appropriate discourse
Al were ryotlcd to the spot by the heau-
" of the language, and chastity OF thought
which flowed SO cloquenlly from the lips
of the speaker.
The Grafton will soon be published
when all can pcruse its pages and feel me
beauties and eloquence which cast around
the attentive multitude spell "alas too
soon broken"
The following extracts VIC give from the
numerous beautiful thoughts, which every
where occur;
aSbould stranger IN our American Israel
MIN III anncarlnre in the Assembly, and en-
o,iire. What muans this concourse INC reply
from tho hearts aud lips Of all would be- We meet
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va We feel reluctant to appear person
ally before the public IN matter which con
ccrns Us individually but the obligations
which we are under 10 a moral aud roll.
gious community now demand an cxp!a.
nation from rs.
Several years ago, in the thouahtless-
ness Of youth, We frequently IN converse.
ton heedlcssly uttered sentiments ayorse
to the spirit and principles Of Christianity.
Those intimately acquainted with Is. know
the motives which induced such an appar
emily, hayward and imptudent course OF
conduct often have they urged upon US
the advantages that might be taken by the
designing and interested Of cur careless
declarations. These advantages uow an.
pear from various sources 10 be welded 10
our INJURY, much to the regret IL friends
and well aishefs. This being the case.
We cannot suffer it to pass in silence. If
We alone were affected, the reports Of orr
disbelief IN the truths Of religion which are
so 'nduslrlonsly circulated might sink to
the grave With their retailers and be for.
gotten IN the DARK stream of oblivion but
the dl'y sc owe 10 our country, friends and
self, calls now FOR plain, candid and cy.
pllctt declaration Of our sentiments upon
this subject; therefore, we haucstly ayow
our firm belief ia tie truths Of tue Sacred
Scriptures, and hold them to h3 essentially
necessary % ,he woIl.boiug Of society aud
the happiness Of man ia this world and the
world 70 come. SIch has cser been our
belief; nbibod "a our early lntancy from
the fond and pieus brcaihiugs Of a mothers
love and such We trust, will bo orr bcliof
when death closes our career Of pam and
sorrow and lays our mortal part IL the 81.
lent grave.
We hope this statement viii lc satisfac-
III ~. ,..
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Vs. That's right friend of the Compiler,
give it TO him; what right has the Creole,
to sport with the small amount of your cd
itorial I! We will wager two to one that he
is a ialIow faced, lantern, lawod old bache-
lor of Mississippi, who has taken that
mode of exciting laughter to bring the CO.
lor into his face.
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NOTICE.

TENHE Annual Commencement of Davidson
n College viii be on the goth instant, at which
day it is expected that the President and Profess
sor elect, viii be inaugurated.
1Ii7Tho Examination of the Students will take
place ON the 9th and 2sth instant
CHAS. w. HARRIS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
Juig II, ISL t43
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CDarsnffgs
Thnrsday, July rs, 1871.

We are authorized to announce b. OATES,
Esq. as a candidate for reelection to tho Office
of Clerk of Mecklenburg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, AprR /, 1871.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
7. ALEXANDER, Jun, as a Candidate for the
Office Of Comfy Coar, CLERK.
dpuI s. 1871
We arc authorized 10 announce JENNINGS
Il. KERR, Esq, as a candidate for recollection 10
the Office Of CLERK Of the Superior Court.
AYrl 90, 1911.
ELECTION TyE 9TH or Auc1yer
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mREGULARITY OF THE MAILS.

iINitL9 q Ia ~ VI 1 ttts MAILS.
We have received several communica-
tons from subscribers, relative TO the de-
tension Of their papers. We shall endea,
yor to find out those Postmastcrs who arc
50 negligent in the discharge Of their du-
ties and expose them public officer is for
the benefit Of the people; if be prove 9TH
crwise, tie people have right TO know il.
A few days since, We received note
from kirkland, in Cabarrus, stating that
the JOURNAL is not received at that place
until the Wednesday after publication !;
whereas, it should rench that Post Office
on the Saturday following. Some time ago
we called upon the Post Master in this place
and requested him TO see that such COM
plants be removed, but from some cause
our request has not been successful.
The same irregulariiy seems to prevail
in the great Northern mail. We have re-
cciycd but few of our exchanges with
any regularity from any place beyond
Greensboro. This matter should be BY all
means attended to; the people wish i, and
their interests require it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15

We 70 authorized to announce WILLIAM.
son WALLACE, as a Candidate for the Office
Of County Surveyor. Election July Court.
Jane 10. ISL
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nTED

In this county, on the LIST instant ROBERT
HUDDLESTON, u Soldier of the Revolution,
aged So years.
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An exchange paper thinks that Goliah
must have been very Incorporate man,
because he was slewsd with a sling.
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Printers Temperance Affecting. The
Printers Of the City Of New York, employ.
ers and Journey are to hold tempe
lance meeting this evening ia the Mclho-
DIST Church, Jnhn-stroet. We rejoice ut
The commencement OF such movement
among this Efficient class of orr fellow ell.
aeus. There is no other body Of artisans,
ash whole, so VOL informed as the Prin-
'ers. The printing house Is school IN
Which the ne0phyte not only acquires a
knowledge Of his profession, bat Il he IS
steady, and possesses the ordinary and m
'aieetual gifts Of man, he becomes IN the
double sense, man Of letters. There y
no mere English School, in all respects,
equal 10 well regulated printing Office
lhe consequence is, that Printers, as a
Class are men OF more than ordinary
Sno*ledge and intelligence. But IN by
iaF too many instances they have not been
Uae to themselves. Tue enemy that steals
away their brains has been too often at
uie'r mouths, and the consequence has been
llas they have not been able to command
"'a' position in society which otherwise
would have been awarded 10 them. They
generally receive high wages and ready
pay aud Il, one and alt, they will resolve
70 take care of their money, and become
~e''oiallers, they will speedily become one
q The most respectable and influential boz
u'es N the Republc.--N. J. Com. Adpcr-
user, l9h uif.
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go Nelghbors Of the Banner, how comes
it, that you have turned lecturers upon the
principles Of Hygiene : Fie upon you
leave that to Us, who once in your goodIy
town, twisted Off sundry boOLeuecks, &c.
for the cdtication Of the scientific and the
astouishment Of tile good citizens therea.
bouts Bat friends, how YOU discourse up.
on the plan Of preserving health by the APP
plication of the aqueous fluid to the cutie.
ular envelope Of the corporal part Of men
by means Of that auimalcu.ar production
yulgarly styled sponge, q that iibrous fab.
ricatlon, laced and interlaced and curious
y twisted aud conlorted, which You call a
crash towel' Where did you learn that
thousands Of diseases would become obso-
lcte If the por2sily of the dernis and cpl
dcmis we're properly kept open by a con-
unuous series Of additions and distractions
10 show you specimen in the art we
begin,
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Davidson College.

AN + are ready to announce that JOHN
w GRAY BYNUM, Esq, of Rutherford
ton viii address the two Literary Societies of tbs
Institution, on our next Annual Commencement,
the 10Th Instant.
H. z. MCLEAN, licatisn of the PHI
WI. ToRRENCE, lanthropic Society.
Juy Ii, ISL. t42
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Reading Give man this taste, and
the means of gratifying it, and you can
hardly fail to make him happy man.
You place him in contact with the best So
cicty in every portion of history. You
make him a denizen OF all nations-a con
temporary of all ages.