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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-23

HENRY SCOTT No. u! Water g, n Y ,Eeep. coa.,ao,
&c Preserves. Jellrs Brandy Fruits se whoIssss and e
An orders for Shipping and vsmi., punesssllyn do. to
sis 7nsr
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VALIER5S FRENCH PILLS

ONE box Of these inestimsble Fills all the Quack
~ Medicines the world for the Of certain disease
Gonn.NT we examine The nature Of the above disease
important object be able obtain remedy
tain ITS action, and the time composed OF
dens will the possibility Of discovery while using
Il TACT well known to many that most Of the remedies
to render almost impossible 10 continue their
creating sickness the stomach other
Such the there
remedy as vALIER's FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versa being entirely free from those objections
peasant their and prompt moving the
The proprietor would here remark that the efficacy these
on the contrary founded RATIONAL experience having
used them successful practice for Of he
feels confident OF their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed.
Sold No. 81 Nassau street. $50 Broadway and 30 North
Sixth strceG, Philadelphia, Price 81 per box. IA lmsr
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q %sas. whose
tails really maable and might well have been sup
posed beyond the power of medicine.
and who the time Of the Editors Of the CONNER
fri, indeed tina. fallen humanity made to experience
from hand Of Providence much and su
sSS io o %ysao id
living !. ;hs ,s Of c, s, in nh ,, county
pu,abs who have family e robins. child
% ss:
the In s % q de- Of a
:'s g $s:
the lace after several months, again
other parts Of the system with greater and destructive
Some year. ago. black as the ent mo
observed under the ~a each big toe h, oinous appear
% 20 .
ss ed nns n q s right n$
m.1n s, Fl ss = the h
disease then showedi,se at the elbow Of the left and
&c. The Of he right senre Of he
ss vS Of s n e also affected with the same
On Examining The boy who he Is deaf and
how possible fof constitution 50 very .bis
ana mat the system vas rapidly falling TO pieces from
humsnv hold out and oons for yss m.sr.s
s &. able w s s ss
ing himself with potatoes bread, and like, wh an
"s %ss. s.ns as % now
ing over kindly and nothing but the sears len o ss rs
right eye the lower and the fragments Of still rrow
to desente.
The certain check given this terrible sprssdng and hope
less maadyhe removal Of the intense prQtraced PENS ever
excited by irritable ngeou flesh CONNECTED with animal
maerthe quiet sleep, increased strength and stable eonv
doubles justly, attributed BY mother osSs e.els'iys
Tolls sxRsxfARfEEx fss:: wig s.S: S VII j.
y ansrcous and most unerpeesed eMee o. ns medicine
st had carly sdnstered when the disease was com
sstvey small and feeble and the consuufior sound and
vigorous could nor haze failed to prevent Of the
calamitiss that can bsfhl human being q
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FLUTE AND GUITAR.

FLU lie AND GUITAR.
M II PHLIPE ERNST Professor of the flute, Guitar,
WI pateut Concena brgs aud pub
sat %hca vii be found well wony the attention Of the
Ieane ~ from us ueas w1 ~ anapsa 10 una. sa
hn Rondo with several other pleasing Of ms mposl.
Canal street. where he continues to give lessons on te above
Instruments. 81 3m-r
JEFFERSON IAVlNGLAND IN TaE FAR WEST,
aud othesCThe undefsisned ntend, going to Illinois
upon lands making sales ex.nDias ss and
y s m Be s to VIII also asa 30 S
S. iy Sf f5. a 40 and al s s as hi
n and for many
entered !" ts uaed States Gen RAJ Land odes OF all lands
TS I s''''' IA Ni HiD SG.G taylor VI f'ds
Late seerary Of the Illinois Land Company 20 Wall street.
ENCoNoMY AND RETRENCHIENT.-----Chs
fAfRck a es F S al and Dress
mlde = order atii1m 81 TO s6 Beaver Uyereoas in inst
lyciea. Gsntlemva hnillg their heir
p%ees tt~s article S was sUod " s i00"ns
p Gre and FiOcA co4rs made ad TRIMMED from ssoos
IVt r.t., SssS
Mr. II SEGERS woad respectfully call the attention of
meats oes ons mat can ascertain points with that degree
ne my agent Mr. j. Dubois, Isl
0aSw ~ wheie al all tunes the SYSTEM with instructions
AT and Impartial OF tine trade
II. II.
MINERVA HATS.
NEW and beautiful style Ladies' Winter HTS entirery
"a unlike tin- Imported before Just received by
the subscriber whose
PETIT De- blLLlEH,
uiS 2wsm iiiam IA
Guns, ri Les, PiST DIS, and general assotmelt OF
~ ard NTe atlr,, a.d soois, anvis, wees hoes,
AMI * cain snoseis spades iocAs DO Is mill
niss able sui cket knives. with la
guas fhs masket, and rst Is, y sa pices
D. A. w. SPIES CO,
go In tuc 2t8 p AL street.
pHiLH HARMONIC sOCIETY.--Ths Colnniltve Of Ma
uy that
fret Conc.t OF the society viii take place Apollo
loon IN Monday evening, November 18th.
The Commtte- would the state the public,
thu subscription s been opened the following
Firm Hill's Franklin s1uare Atwili's. 2oi Broadway
James l.. Hewitt Co.'S, 239 Broadway; e f. Hiyer sol
Broadway; and at Thos. Dodworth's, t02 Broadway,
Ola tn8-rc h. w. ROSTER, S.cretrv.
NELvETs-supsr let black aad black Lyons Silk
Veyets taors, received and for sale
Nv q vAREr. 40 t;-,lsr stars az Ipsr~
EiRE BRICK-7Ioo GoveInment erio quality for sale
by PERSSE & BROOKS
o2lT No 81 Lib-i " 81.
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DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
oil 3mssc Wall N. "
ERUPrlONS CURED AND The COM
PLEXION CLEARED


A MIRACLE TO CURE ERUPTl0NS OF THE
bloches mohe bites
change the color Of DARK sunburn yellow discolo
ed skinthe Italian Chemical Soap really the wonder OF
Well might he Medical Society Of Paris call blessing
and its inventor, NJ. Besprne phanthronist II curing
thousands all the States and British entire
~ cradcates every eruption Disagreement Of the skin
parting the face body, neck or arms bosutlo heathfu
recommend 10 ALL Among the many who have been
cared by this the following highly respects6e
Rev Lover Newark, j. fyou notified that this
pa.d but scans nvenfson,) Palmer Br rock
Ign. Sold by 4. JONES, Of the Ame1can Eagle ~
Chatham New York price 20 cents, Miss Baker. Brook
yp Agsns-ls Fulton ST. BROOKLYN State st. Boston 81
Dock ct, Philadelphia. ssslmer
HOLT'S CANDY.
SURPRISING ANY THING OF THE KIND.-Let il
~ stand upon rs own merits-Coughs and Colds.
HOLTS CANDY has gained for itselfa reputation, fsoe
or the complaints Tor which IL 10 used.
recomme sded by thousands who have experienced its
effects az sovereign remedy for Coughs Colds and
al anectons Of the lungs.
In. Is 70 certify that have in my Practice prescribed Mr.
{. nohs Compeund Cough Candy # coughs
ana All affections OF the lungs with the beneficial
ne the component pats Of this Candy, and kav
s ~ mem Tor many private practice,
~ ~ i,n recommend the acle all troubled with snv
C.as, npsins above meaioned. 10 my estimation tins
O''' '''' ''e P'eoedsnce OF any no. in use.
H,r,ford Conn g., =. DAVID CRANY M. d.
For sale by NJ. p. HOLT. Main .,x..,. H. T..
Principal Druggists IN Hartford. - N''' "''o' w ''e
% " sands ~ Fulton street at Dr. synes Pharmacy
~ bowery corner oil Walker Age as In New
s2y2m~r io'A
HENRY SCOTT, No. Az Water St N v ss-r, --,-
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN'S Specific PACkAGES-No n
II for the Of Gonorha, Oleets, &c and No for tho
wards q instance failed 70 ee promp
These comprise medicine wash, &C
CURED adapted varied symptoms arrang that the
patient has no dculy see there by avoiding
treatise rhe Monitor wherein is ail directions. with
description Of the and treat
ment Of malades with valuable nior stion Being
complete compact and in all they are well
the reach Of the proprietor has reduced the price to Tire
Doan each package, which will be ded Ito paid
orders oIy) pact ed cases, and free from observation
NB-1he Monitor (aone cens for dollar free. II
will be sent also free Sold for the proprietor, only Drug
S,ors trincs street. corner Of Marion few doom past Nib
cas- Ma'on d. OF below drug Marion is d
rec continuation OF Centre. oil msr
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

w Of incipen consumption nnsss impotence ID
coe whites, Eeet obstructed di Ocu painful m~sir
aton Dcontnence OF arne involuntary discharge
and for the general prostitution Of the whet
the result produced
iarity, illness, accident
The ceef y Of this wonderful and
cordial in both hemisI sufcent guarantee Tor id
quick and positive in curing all the above a6ecfon
aud complaints Nothing be surprising than its IN,
goranE effects on the human Frame Persons all weakness
Iasude before taking become robust full
emery under its infiuece immediately counierac the
looseness Of the e na!s frame vheh the only
nv Was considered be ncuabe And speedily removes
the produced By physical prostraton which
oueuty deter from getting married. Language
justice to the merits LusinA Cordial WHICH
one Of the most impoan medical Of any r,c
s. BOTTLE Sold o. Nassau street, and No. 80 North Sxti
tTeet, Philadelphia. s1s I'm sr
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY in Camphne and Chemical
Oil Lamps, warranted TO burn halt the expense OF
eli her oil gThe difficulty which has heretofore existed in
tiimm CsmIhne Lsmpi entirely obviated by
ofa Movable Cap and other important improvements which,
nsprco Will sals the public that they Obtain
Lamp superior any use-wl without smoke or
sm. oduce equal steady light in all dec IONS and
regulated by single screw Also, Improved
Tailor. Lamp. Camphns, Chemical Oil, and Spirits,
iacured upon improved system wholesale and RETAIL de
lvered OF the CITY, from Old E. tabshed
oil GEORGE MICHEL,
O eimsm a Catherine sIreet
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THE FAIR AT NIBLO'S-
" LIVE AND LET LIVE"

THIS has been the under which the celebrated Resta
rat, No. 7h Broadway set sail under, and thusfteu
weatheIed the storm Of hard times with
TO the tide OF pubic favor and APPRECIATION. The
Of the cpinion that clean establishment
the finest oysters the market affords with desire please
Will ensure to him libe raj Nothing shalt b.
ing TO keepup the reputation Of the
die" B HOl,SEMAN
So ImFr 2ll Br0adXaY. Onnnsife ST. Paul,s.
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CHEMICALS, DRUGS, COPAlVA CAPSUL
AND GERAM SILVER

". FEUCHTWANGEK,N No. l. Wall street, offers Che
y meals Dug. Dyesais very cheap. aud all his
viz-LunF cauc anu crystals from so 10 81 Is per
aqua forts Id; h. drocy acid PHI u Is cts
m lb copa,ya capsules best quality 81 s and $40 sros
French bells So Is dol iodine IS pr dentists gold
foil OF the most approved $50 diamond
Si2 spirits hashon, p ID
and spirits Of tre from 20 lb odnes
sulphur lead 80 weedish
$40 1907 chlonde Of iodine IS bromin and
hypoht hide of soda 81 so lb compound chemical whale
and all his posons Extract oEood and chps
dyewood', sold very cheap Aagely g
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PREJUDICE or habit, make to prefer every thing
foreign We ask such make trial OF
and and for ESQ far least Macntoshes
conceIned) that the ony merit peculiar the imported
the American, that they may have hung peg
Gheasde until they became rusty and out o. fashion, then
Price Of the American Mcintosh from dollars upwards
HORACE H. DAY, As Maiden Lane,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

The Legislature. so far "a heard from stands
thus: in Senate 81 Democrats, anu 3 Wings
in the House lI9 Democrats and S6 Wings
Democratic majority "n joint ballot, 4G.
Ohio-By the returns received. il appears
that the Democrats have completely routed The
Wings. Horse. Foo. and Dragons in this
their brng Stale. and that Shannon. the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor, WILL no doubt
carry the Slate, by majority Of abon, COCO
voies. Corwins majority two years ago was
l6,I3O vo:cs.
The Ohio Statesman says -" The Demo-
Gratis will hive in the Senate a majority "f z
and in the House 10 cernin-IS on joint ballot.
Let the worshippers Of live coons Iook npon
this, and never again lcmpt,o humbug an hon.
est people"
Pennsylranio.-This State hat gone for the
Democrats by nrgc majority, and they will
have 4 majority in both branches Of the Legs
a,ure. which they have not had before for the
las, nine years.
The Legislature will be composed in the Sen
a.c of - Democrats and ID Wings, and in the
House Of Represc natives 81 Democrats aud
% Whigs-makins Democratic MINORITY, Oh
joint baIolt. of29 votes
Ne,o jersey.-The Wings have carried The
Legislature OF this Stat. by a majority Of 10
last year they had II. Il, is impossible for the
Democrats to secure the Legislature. on account
Of the unequal manner in which the represcn'
tativcs are uppor,onc6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

Oar PctreRs-We return our thanks to thosc
who, BY request. came forward and paid up
their aid scores, and those who are in the habit
Of coming up to the rack without any request.
also has our warnest thanks. as they are alm aya
the Editors bright siars, whea surrounded by
heavy dark clouds in the raOneissy atmosphere;
bu, to those whom we have bsen eoariRg for
the las, wear ortwo, and canno, persuade them
they arc standing in their o'on light ,ha, we
have given them the last raraias, and although
we have entres,ed them almos, with "'edr, in
our eyes" 10, TO let their last day Of grace pass,
they have turned deaf ear to our en,rralies.
and thereby forced us 10 give our accounts INTO
Inc hands Of the Gray limb Of the law. TO make
such disposition as he in his jndgmen, NAV
deem eIpcdicnt. 1--WE wan, money and mus,
have it,"
We are about arranging Our accounts. which
will occupy our time. no doubt, until after
next sale day, when they will be all handed
over. for collection, without respect 10 persons
until that time all accounts may be settled al
he Office. and those wishing TO avoid the pay.
ment Of costs. would do well to rail-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
STATE ELECTIONS.

% The following comprise. we believe, all
the returns for Members Of the mex, Legislature.
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
Senaior-Gen. w. :. Hanna.
RsprcseuiatireS-J. w. Blakeny. s. Jackson
DARLINGTON.
Senator-Gcorse w. Dnrgan.
Reprcsentatires-A. D. Sims. J. ID. Wilson
CLARENDON.
Senaior-L. L. Rhame.
Representatives,. L. Manning, H.. ]. Smith
]. M. White.
YORK.
Apprenticeship. c. Black. r. T. Allison
B. Hardin, Is. Sitgreayes.
CHESTER
Representatires-N. r. Eaves, T. Mcclure
w. F. Davic. -
UNION r.
RepresertGtires-Dawkins. Gis,, Long aad
Booker. ga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

u The Cour, OF Common Pleas and Gene
raj Sessions. for !his District, after ssssion
OF siS days, adjourned on Saturday nigh, lust.
TO NEE, on the fourth Monday in January ne1t.
Judge Earle. presided.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

Baltimore. There was an election in
this city yesterday for Mayor. Col. Hill
len was the Democratic candidate. Tho
Wings did moi think il worth while. tho
way the elections are going. TO start an op-
po.iliou candidate. Col. Small ran as an
..indrpendeu," candidate. and received a
VERY small VOC. as will be seen By the
letter which we publish below. II rcjoiccs
US To see these "iudepcndent" candidates
beaten. no matter to which side they be-
long. The Wings are using them just
now. because they can do no better
Globe,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
FIELDING r. CULP.

The following proper and just remarks
we copy from the Baltimore Clipper:
United States Senntor.-"Wc regret to
sec !, suggested in The Daily Wing, that the
Senate OF Maryland should not go into the
election for U. s. Senator a, the approach
ing session Of tho Legislature. And why
should ,his course be adopted! Because
the whigs have lost tho state! This is moi
q suiiicien, reasou--nor wonld it have heen
admitted by the wings had The result been
reversed. We are opposed to all such
movements. When a political baltic is
fought. the vic,ors are entitled TO all The
advantages Of their position. II is no jns
riica,ion to ullesc that the same thing had
besr done in other states. What is wrong
there cannon be righ, here. The step pro.
posed ought 10 destroy any party tina,
would adopt it. The whiss have lost the
atate, il is said, by their own divisions and
folly. and they shonld be content to aufIer
the consequences. We hope that the Sem
a,e will 60 into the election Of U. s. SEN
ator--for this was prominent point with
both parties during the contest. Politicians
should mol forget the maxim ITO do unto
others rs they would have others to DO un-
10 them"
I'VE took the liberty yesterday of en-.
tering our dissent 10 tho recommendation
Of tho Daily Whig, that the Senate o!
Maryland shall refuse to 60 into the cleo.
tion Of U. 8. Senator at the next session.
For this the Wbis advises that we shall
stick to our neutrality. This is precisely
what We have done and mean TO do as ed
i'ors, and hence our condemnation OF The
course recommended by the Wing. The
editor in,ima,es that in case Of tho future
success ofihe whig party, tho senior editor
OF tho Clipper msy receive more kicks
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
LANCASTER.


Rprescn!dtires-J. r. Crockett, B. 8. Mas.
sey.
ANDERSON.
Representatives,. Steel. Z. Berris, N. q.
Norris. II. Wilson, J. Mullikn.
KERSHAW.
RepTeseutatires-JasuesP P. Dickinson, James
Chestnut, jr.
LEXINGTON.
Representaiiees-Pau. QuatIebum. Henry
Arthur.
NEWDERRY.
Representatives, &. B. Griffin J. II. King
L"iiIfs Graham.
MARLBOROUGH.
Ssaaior-J {. David.
Rtpressntaiires-W J Cook. E. r Erwin
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

REruRLIcAN OrricE. half.pus' 0 A. NJ.
Editor OF the GIobe-I have the salts
f,ctinn Of informing YOU Of the reelection
Of Colonel llllcn for Mayor. over Small,
bv n majority Of 4 ,4S3 voIes; and also 81
out of ~ members Of the City Council.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

u The Richmond Wing indirectly states
that Mr.. Stevenson has been rendered the ap-
poinlment of Secretary Of State The Char
lesion Mercury says" We hate good reason
10 believe iha, tiere;- -.AiS
than for mos, of the Washington gossip of that
paper'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

The damage done throughout tic in'e-
rior ;says the ST. Augustine Netes Of the,
18th inst by the late gale. is said to DO
verv extensive. TIE crops are almost en-.
irely destroyed, fences pros,raied. and
Tree, nproo,ed in all di'cclions,-Charies.
ton Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
ELECTIONS.

Georgia.-By the returns published IN the
Georgia papers. the result Of the Congressioa-
nj Ticket i'm go counties are rs follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26

than eoppets." ifhe did not. his future
fate would differ from bis past experience.
Neither kicks nor copers, however. eau
make him prove false to his principlss.-
He cannot wink at wrong by one party
which he would openly condemn in anoth-
er-unG be therefore repeats. that, il the
Senate adop, tie advice Of the Wing, and
refuse TO 90 into the election Of Senator, it
no, only ought to destroy, butt will de-
s,roy. The party in this State to which the
majority Of Senators is attached.
South Carolina iron.--This Iron for ad-
hesivcness. strength aud mallenbili,y. is
thought to be superior TO any iron, foreign
or domestic. II 10 used at the Navy Yard
OF Washington. ard will be used by Gov,
ernmenl for gun barrels. The iron region
indeed. in York and Spartanburs, South
Camliua; and in oil that section, running
up to Lincoln. North c arolina. is ns fine
as any in the world. Nor is there superb
or " a,er power any where. Aud ctwi'h
all these advantages, Souib- Carolina has
led for years q thick -skuled opposition
against the very policy which would bring
into use her natural resources. and give
work to her population. Perverseness.
pride and pauperism are the distinguished
characteristics Of the Palmetto State
Philadelphia Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26


barrassmeut under which the country now
labours. enjoins upon all the duty Of rocip'
rocal forbearance. Mul,itudes OF mon,
qualified for every kind Of business. are
seeking 10 vain, the means Of honesI sub
sisience, in default Of which, their !acul'
ties are slasna,ing in idIeness. This is the
necessary result ofihat wild spirit OF ad'
veuluro which seized upon all classes
some years ago Few escaped the con.
,agion which possessed men Of the era
vest pursuits and the most sober character.
The thirst of sudden wealth by uovel
means seems like an epidemic TO fall peri.
odically upon The community, without
distinction Of persons. conditions. or Pur-
suits. Man is an initiative and gregorlous
animal. and few have sufficient individual
independence TO defend them from gen.
eral, pervadiug influence. This should
teach us charity Ior the errors Of our fel
low men, who nre impelled and hurried a.
long by The popular current. Fow are
s'oics or philosophers. and le, him that
sIsLde,h take heed les! he fall.
We have made these remarks win The
view of inculcatins forhcarance towards
those who are depressed or stricken down
by the recoil Of that spring Of enterprise
which few years ago was 81 innrdinately
strained. Few ihrre are, who have M,
suffered from the stagnnlion Of business,
and the collapse Of enterprise which have
followed. Sometime must elapse before
the tide which il now. we hope. neur IL.
ebb. will begin to rise. Thousands are
waiting The turning Of The waters. In rhe
mean time. we would enjoin io!sra,io.
aud patience. which are dictated by poll.
ry as well as humanity. Tread no, upor
The fallen, but give him chance TO rise
Encourage the spirit Of enterprise, rather
than add additional weight TO the our
den by which he is already depressed,
Have patience with temporary misfor.
tune; grant ipdulgene 10 obligations ha
cannot be at once redeemed. The pre-
sent depression last forever. The dars.
est moment is thar which immcdi a tel,
prcccdes The dawn. Already we lhIuI
We see indicalians OF returning prosper
iiy. Our country is large, our fields fer
tile our, products valuable, our people in
dusrious. enlerpnsing, indomitabIe. Will
such means Of prosperity. and such Gle,
menls Of wealth, The adversily which
has shed so general a gloom. must soor
give place 10 bencr aud brighter times
Until these come. we must assist il bear
ing each others burdens. and seek BY
mutual kindness and :orbearancc. to miti.
gate inevitable. hut. We truaI. only lem
porury evils.-Hashingfon Spectator.