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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

putCAdSAh9 tAl>StS>f ppl L1OhdS. IL Is Sdlu
that Wordsworth the poet was a loser, by
them, for several thousand pounds.
LoNDoN, Sep. 27. 1912,
To the Governor Of Mississippi; and the
more intelligent of its citizens.
SIR
Having become large purchasers Of Mis-
slssippi State Bonds, and, as the result has
proven. made an unfortunate investment of
capital; we have thought it due to ourselves
and families, TO make an effort to avert that
ruin which stareS US in the face, In so do
ing, we know of no better course to adopt
than to appeal 10 you, as the representative
Of State sovereignty, and therefore, firmly
bound by duty and conscience to preserve
her honor and integrity. You will not be
surprised that we address you through the
medium OF the public press, when YOU OBJ
serve that we address alSo 'the more intelIi-
gent portion of your peoPl." We DO this
from natural conviction strengthened by
the evidence of Gen. Hamilton, and other
distinguished American citizens) that those
among you. who would PROSTATE the char
acter and credit of your youthful State. by so
reckless a policy, Of indeed, policy it NAV
however honest f:he community.
Though personally unacquainted with
your character. the station which you occu-
py, as Chief Magistrate Of State whose ex-
ports tell in our markets of lis immense
wealth and resources; constrains US TO regard
you as capable of approaching the obIea-
tions of i government. and the true relation
1t bears to other nations. We trust YOU will
give us an impartial hearing. and candid at
tention, and sustained. as we are by The usi-
ted voice of the civilized world, as we'll as
those moral axioms which have received the.
assent Of all mankind; we have no fear Of
the faat result, yourselves beng judges.
We are aware. sir. to what extent, party
spirit and faction prevail in the United
States, and we fear that it has had an influ-
ence npon this question: We should depre-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

ASTOUNDING FACTS FOR AMERICASs--
The following paragraph. which we copy
from the Watertown Register. presents some
startling facts, which we presume have sell
dom been considered by most. If any Of Our
readers. We commend il TO the notice Of
the advocates of fire. trade. and If aheT
careful perusal of II they can give any good
reason why an American should be opposed
to tariff for protection. we should like 10
know upon what grounds they are so.
Fiek Wig.
Astounding facts for Americans Late
results OF inquiries by British Parliamen-
tary commission, into the comparative con
sumption of British manufactures IN other
countries, are calculated TO awaken the peo-
pie of the United States if indeed the sleep
of Locofocoism is not as deep as the sleep Of
death itself 1t seems that on an average
each inhabitent of Prussia uses Secen ceas
worth OF British goods; each Russian ffiesH
cents worth; each Dane sereateen etnts
worth; each Frenchman tireaty cents worth;
each inhaoitanl OF the United States fur doi-
lars and t,0o cents worth. Now, what have
the free trade men TO say to this2 This IS
no whio estimate or calculation, but the re-
suit ofan Investigation by the Brush House
of Commons.
Messrs. Van Buren. Calhoun & Co. would
break down American labor. and flood me
country with British and French goods ara
pay the Army and Navy, and Civil liss ~
direct tares.- The Wings desire to TAx1ot
eign labor and protect home iHausfrg' anu
have no direcl taxes Which will the Pee-
pie prefer2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

IT'S PASSING STRANGE" So it is. though
we know not how the thing befel, that a
small morsel of Government sop, in the
shape Of an advertisement from the Post of
fee Depart ment, has fallen upon our plate
Vidc our advertising columns.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

T. GILMORE. Esq. is authorised to
collect and recent for all claims due This
office.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

The following letter from a London house
was handed US by gentleman for publica-
ton. 1t shows in what light anti-bondisn is
regarded abroad We have no doubt that
many honest men are greatly injured by
purchasing Mississippi Bonds 1t is said
that Wordsworth the poet was a loser, bv
them, for several thousand pounds
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
LONDON. Sept. 27. 1912.

To the Governor of Mississippi; and the
more intelligent of its citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
THE MARCH Of IMPROVEMENT

The Arnory Bell al HarPers-Ferry is nov
rung on The Sabbath, TO denote The Church hours
A very good regulatons And now, that The au.
.hoIities have become heavenly minded, we hope
they will urge upon The goveinmentAlhe prOprie-
y-aye, the necessity Of regular pay-days for
the worzmen. II may not have oeeurredf,o
them, bnl y seems 10 Us that The great Tempe
rance Reistm al that place deserved 70 Be cher
ifhed lil.le more kindly than BY a scarcity Of
work and irregular payments; and mai The way
70 win wandering mortals from theirerEofs, is for
those in high places toexhibit practical benevo-
lence ndbrotherly love-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
CURRENCY iii THE WEST.

The Shawneelown Bank Of Illinois failed
70 resume specie payments on the i5th
inst. The Direc,orsjof The Bank issued 4
circular stating the failure OF the Banks 81
New Orleans TO pay specie had induced
them 10 defer the resumption promised on
the l5ihinst. A large number Of psr.
sons bad assembled al Alton asd al Shaw
neetown in anticipation oftesumplion, snd
10 be ready for run on The Bank at The
latter place, and on the branch al the for
mer. 4 u r. {
The Frankfort (Ky.J Common8ealtb Of
The 2lst Inst.ssays that the process ofire.
sumption BY the Banks Of Kentucky IS
going on very smoothly. The Banks pay
all demands promptly and cheerfully, ana
so far from losing, they have gained
specie.
Ths Cincinnati Gazette Or The a2d inst. ssSs--
The scarcity Of money continues ID in-
crease but the demand for il decreases ID
the same ratio and as things tend 10 .
specie currency. there Is q gradual de-
CLEMSON Of businessl Credit is extinct;
prudent men who might be safely trusted,
being unwilling 10 make any engagements,
so that almost all transactions are for
cash"
All the branches of The Bank Of Iodi.
ana have gone into resumption, exeept.
that Of Evansville, which, il is said, wiz
soon follow.
a, ihe last dates from Nashville, Ten,
nessee, June l6. 1 convention Of the
Banks Of iheSiaie werein consultation ID
that city, preliminary to The approaching
of'specie payments. ifI
Nh Bali. .7merseGa II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
THE MARKETS.
orricE Of rue "a LrlAoRr AMEatcAs,

.1 June 81, 5 P. M.
RAIL ROAD 0RDERS.-We conlinue 10
quote the buying rate u the brokers at 66a i g.
cents on the dollar.
y VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-The roies III
The Wheeling Banks are selling at a Z per cent.
DISCOUNT, and lhnse OF all HE Other Virginiz
Banks al 81 ps1cent. discount.
CATTLEl-A5oa AeO head DR. Beef lCaiile
were offered for sale al ,ke drove-yafds to-day,
and 233 sold arpnees RAGING from 81 fdr inici
rior 70 $3.50 per 100 lbsl for prime qualify ~
Nearly 100 head were driven North ami he ba-
lance remain unsbld. Sales or Live Hogs we've
made to-day al 81 per fOOIIes. 81
FLOUR. There IS tery li.iie Howard street
Flour in naIkei,ln eohseqaence of which bold.
ers have advanced the rate for good standard
brands 10 s5,75I we hsat or ne sales. how
eyer, 81 .hAtPrice. The wagon price cOaslnues
Al S, 50. n
6eAlNl--on Saturday fko parcels Of Penn-
sylsania Red wheaisI MI very paine, Nefs
sold AZ 81 "a and % and 4 parcel Of Psnns
sylyania y hite a. ~ Corn IS duh 10 day
v e note SALES Of Md both While ana YeIlyw III
s. cents. Two eargo&s bf Pennssitanla Yellow
were sold on Saturday 81 50 cents. We qsoie
Nj Oats d 30 50 cents. Two pares1s III
fennfl lFahIa weEsFs SOLD Today Al 35 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The report made BY Mr. Preston, from The
MILITARY Committee Of the Senate. proposes 10
abolish The Civil Superiniendencies al lhegArmo-
res, and 10 place those establishments under the
immediate control Of The Ordnance department
Air. P. must have changed his mind Within lhe
last three months, or else be has been oyerrulsd
BY the other members OF the eummiIiee. About
The last Of March, he expressed himself decided
ly opposed 10 the Military System il rule over
The Armories. What new lights TIE Ordnance
Department have shed upon the subject, welare
unable to state but !: is very evidehi thar, that
grasping clique doEot mean 10 giHelup without
a struggle the advantage they gained during Gen.
HaErisonis month or official service. Knowing
bis military Propensiles, they very adtoilly in
duced him Ito suspend law Of The land by turn
ing out The civil superintendent, and placing
i've Of their own officers in their slead, thereby
securing FOR them double rations and exlra pay.
Aching President Tyler, with these facts wei
known to him, has suffered The Law, to be sus.
pended for more :han fourteen months Of his
Term, and excuses himself by saying that..it was
Gen. Harrison's work" He has made taany
fair promisesabOutt'red ressing grievances bu,
finds it easy 70 shift responsibility loIthe shout
ders Of Congrsss-saying, that bocy Has the sub
ject under consideration. ApTe,iy excuse, truly,
for the suspension OF law What law of1lhe
land. however important, might not be tel aside
ID The same wsy'
But the resolution offered ty Mr. Bates in The
sepaie, forinfcrmation as TO The reniavat of The
&c. may bring The suSisct up
for ac,icgain defni,e shape. There has been
a shameless dereliclion of du,y somewhere.
P. S. After the above was put ID type, we
received from Mr.. Barton, our representative.
md from other sources, lhe gratifying iDtelli-
,sace that the SsnGee, BY vote Of % 10 IL, have
Iecided 10 restore the Civil SuperinieHdencies al
he Armories.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
E DEATH OF TWO MEMBERS.
Co,resp0naeaes ef.lhe BaIlin.ars .qnleriear..
. - 11T.Ntts7ftYFs s1IFtEI tLUIts
WAsHrNoros. june 81. Is49.

Y WAsHIsGToN, June "a. I842.
Information having reached the city Yesterday
and the evening previous Of the death Of he
Hon. SdMUEL l. SOUTHLAND, U. s. Senator, and
late Presiden, Of. the Senate, from the state IL
New Jersey, and Of The death of the Hon. WIZ.
SoDEN HASTINGS, Of the House Of Representa-
lives, from the-sIate Of Massachusetts,, all public
business has seen spfpsndsd in The TWO Houses
Eof Congress to-day, and viii be until Wednesday
morning.
At eleven o'clock, after an appropriate prayef
from the Chaplain Of HE Senate, Mr. Evans
moved 70 dispense with the reading Of the
gournsi s
| The resolutions Of The House moved by MIR.
Adams were then read. when MIR Bates. ia some
brief and appropriate remarks, announced 10 he
Senate fhe dealh Of bis colleague of The House:
Mr. Baiesspaid a high tribute 10 his colleague,
t ant closed with resolution that the Senate
should go into mourning for thirty Gays.
The death Of Mi. SouihaFd, late Vice Pres:-
deDi of HE U..Siaesaand President Of The SEN
ate, was then announced nv Els colleague M.
Miller. As nothing roBid have been more Ia
meniedlhan he loss Of MIR Soulhasd, so the news
Eof bis death has called forth ! general expression
| Of grief.
Mr.. Miller briefly cited Ire honors which be
haa receised from his naive slais Ana from tho
county.
Hewas followed by Mr. King Of Alabama
who paid like testimonial 10 she services ana
worth Of departed friend; and closed with ia
customary Resolutions.
Information having. been received ia he lci,,s
shat me remains 81 Mr. Spulhafd would be
brought here This evening, the Presiden. NJ ~
Senate was instructed to appoint comm;,,ea ~
arrangements, and the funeral viii lake place "a
morrow attwelye o'clock from he Capitol. The
Senate then adjourned to meet to.norrtw a
noon. ! zssssS-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

THE WHEAT; CROP OF JEFFERSON.
\ We have beard many ealcnlalionsa about shs
probabls anoanI % shs Wheaa Ctep aou about
2 hs gtshesed. batshey ali dizsf 81 vsdsiy hat
p felisSee can he placed upop.hem. Anexpe-
fenced fsiepd has sussss.ed method. which,
F''h very iIsle trouble, vii aftafa satisfaelo-
r fssalI-and That Is, lhas each fafnef nois
fo~n-she psednc. Of his sslds. and let The Com
missisneF q he Rsseaac. when he ,akes hts
Dpexs annual rouaa. gashet he results lor pablo
Satisfaction. Viii ont agricultural ariends give
htispliOn % lhe Suggestion
As an interest 10 The subject Of Home Manu-
iaeiqrssis alsoabout - be rskindlsd j, might mol
Dc aHalss 10 nose TIE quantity 81 woolg ashered b
each farmer Goui bis sheep. &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
D. o. WILLIAMS.
Nssr Clinton. May 10Th. 1872.
TFsn a .1Gigusts { Geo Communicates.

From ~ .daspsts Geo censiiuiionSlisi.
CALlfoaiNlA WHEAT.-Wei have re-
ceiytd asample OF this wheat raised BY
Mf. Loiion This season IL Butts County,
which can be seen al our Office. As /. il
an object Of great interest to our farmers,
siranscribe part Of MIR. John Lotion Z
leltef, who can Be addressed II Lotion :
Store. Butts county, Ca.
Having obtained from Nj. Thomas
SReering, Of AbbeyilleI S. C. small guam
tiiy Of bis California wheat. i panied il
The ffst and middle Of October last. In
all ! had about one thousand stalks OF
.banches to stand. which have Or will pro
dace al Leaf twenty thousand heads, aver
aging one hundred and fifty grains 10 The
head. Thegrains are very large, and Of
beautiful yellow hat. nch and sweet.
and no doubt Hill make the best Of -four.
] have about seven square rods of ground,
which will make between FIVE and ten
bushels, and which would be over one
Kindred hashels 10 the acre. And tits to
he noticed, that whilemosi Of HE common
wheat, throughout this county, for The
present season, has been greatly injured.
and some Of the crops haye been entirely
ruined by THE rust and smut. This California
wheat remained free from either. Any
person wishing 70 pEocpre this wheat can.
by forwarding me fYe~doilarl, have put
mp fot him fweniy heads, which will pro
dpee J, u well managed and so#n on good
sol. A least three bushelsowhich will be
satilcient seed 70 produce ten OF fifteen
bashels the second season..
] Capt FL. hANSiNe, Of tbs county, is making
2 small experiment With the California Wheat,
ana ithas y. iar The prospect OF an extraordinary
yield = very fair. We shall note the result Of
Dis experiment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The zone Hour r 9le'' works 10 chsEr.
IN The House Of Representatives. IlpHp.
duees despatch as wen as method in buIi.
ness. The members now speak With di-
rectnesst Personsl Fibaldry is avoided
and monsrous mass Of garbage which
was daily thrown eff By The speakers. Is
happily excluded under the lone hour
rule. The moral purity Of the aiH5os-
phere at Washington is Improved, and
every body says il has mended the m al.
ners Of the members.-PhR. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The Richmond Enquirer is publishing an elabo-
rate pa0egyric upon The life and character Of An.
drew Stevenson, in which even the personal ap
pearance of The laie Minister is Iau1ed, and a
Resemblance noted between him and Housion's
statue Of Washington in the Capitol at Rich
mend, especially when The latter q is viewed from
cefsain single in The hall where i i placed ~
.4is< Ga=.
The drip Of al which i, that if pr. Tyler
eannot be sammoard into giving Mr. Stevenson
"a cabinet appointment he Legislature may be.
prepared ID make him Governor Of lAs Old com
.monweallK. This may Be fair enough in The
game Of politics, b, il was scarcely generous in
the PanegJrist. 70 remind Judge UpsApr lhat ID
4 eontss, for delegate for Richmond, be- could
only gel nins xoirs out Of he many hundreds
here, IN eomPttition with The pFodigyEof genius
uho Is nov Ex-Anbassadcr 4uI he izc simiiie
of marble statue 81 Washington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30
Fr9mylit .antrieaa Farmer.
WORK v FOR June

f WORK FOR june
/ Il C7oper Hgg.-If the auspfcious and FOR
ward season has not enabled YOU 10 Gu
/. your clover, do so as soon Is il is in FIJI
/ blossom cure il 10 cocks, and stack it a
4 way assoou as II dry. Indeed, If yo,
spnnkle . peck OF salt on each ION. a
stacked, you may put ,up before that Pc
Rod. as the salt will preveniils beating
besides rendering the hay much more &C,
ctpiabIe 70 your stock.
IA II you wish your clover lloFdo you The
utmost service ia the moderation OF YOU
eoil. you should neither cut the after, math
nor suffer the cattle TO pasture on IL
by suffering the second growth 10 perish
upon The ground 1ou will provide fo.:hs
roots next winter, not only warm bro.
teciige covering. but 10 the soil Itself, 4
pretty fair toP.dressing; whose benefits
you will witness 10 the vigorous growth
Of the young clover the succeeding spring.
II, however, you design turning in your
clover This fall, and 10 sow wheat there
on, or 10 plant il 10 corn nextlSpring. YOU
may suffer your stock 10 graxelon il. But
il you design corn 10 succeed the clover,
BY all means you should SOW salt on il
tpon alter cutting the clover-about i've
bushels 10 the acre--by 90 doing you,il
destroy the cut and grub worm, and thus
preserve your young corn plants next
sPting. 3.
I Ilavsst Tools.-Iiave your harvest tools
Of every description hunted up, adjusted
and repaired, or supplied BY nav -ones !;
don't Leave doing this of till The last mo.
msnt.
Hatrsss SHtglissl--Get ell 5your SUB.
plies 81 provisions and groceries, for the
harvest. aud don't have 10 send OF a hand
to town 1br them at moment when be
should be in the field.
Pumpkins. Melons. Src.-Be careful 10
have yoor patches Of these KEEP. clean Of
every thing in shape of grass OF weeds,
and 10 keep the earth open 10 The influ-
enee o. the weather.
0ftharas.-All young trees which may
have been newly planted should Be ex.
amined, and have the irregular shoots dis.
placed, 81 a 10 give shape add form to
The heads./
Newly planted trees should, during Ibis
and the succeeding summer months. Be
aided IA time Of drought BY being water,
ca.
All fruit trees should be also examined |
end cleaned Of oil catierpillars, together |
with their nests. The best wayne have |
ever seen ptaeiieed. is 10 make mop or
rags around the end ola pole, nsois,en this
VIII spirits Of turpenti1e and dslodee the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

President Tyler has beer restoring several
Loee Fooco POs,maser,E 10 The Offices formerly
held By Them. This y done 10 show that. he
does moi belong 20 any patty and that no party be-
longs 10 him. We know Of one good Loco here
abouts, who goes id fof him as his afs, choiee-
and be is The only curid4ity Of the kind in thess
parts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

A large Tariff meeting has been held ia Rich
mond. and three fopnhs Of the City may be sci
down as favorable 10 the projection q American
Industry. The memorial adopted is said to be
one Of HE abiest presented on the subject Il
is from tie pei of EatDEN RHopEs. ESQ.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

On Monday night ne 21th iosisnt A n. y.
siaenee Of Mr. John II. AlIstsd. 11sr FIsrss. e
10y, a..er long ahd painful illness of sks
etoPs3. 4r- SsAsao,d KEtEs HAT. ID tie gts /
year q his aee. Tbs deceased had reside ib
ha'slssoNns fof sons years before bis dslik.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

EEF As bad TOasts: are absolutely nauseous,
We hope he various Foarlh Of July committees
having charge Of the Subject viii be ahlale dain-
~ IN their selections foF the press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

We have 20, NOTIFIED any Of the reported
changes il the Cabinet, because we think il time
enoushio chronicle such things when they shall
have actually occurred,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The Executive paifoEsge, in The shape or Off.
cial advertisements, has moderated 1he tone Of
several hitherto ramPoI* " his editors thoughOul
the country q frailsY, thy name is no longer
woman &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

. Our Relations ,sit6 Great Britain we
have rumor from Washington, that ali
The imporla ant points Ia our disputes With
Great Britain, including HE Creole and
Boundary questions, are 10 a rapid train
Of adjustment and il is now believed that
the mission of Lord Ashbprion will result
10 a most satisfactorily manner 10 both
conniTies. We trust most sincerely that
this rumor may prove well founded.
H philadelphia Iaqairsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

4 Tsnnsssee-Tbe Loco Senaiors-afteS
challenging the WING Senators 10 refer
the difference between hen, which del
priSed the State Of Y. S. Senators. 10 .he
people, all abide the result Or new cleo
ilens-refuse 70 comply with their own
proposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

The hsrvestis abor, 10 te recommendation his
county; aud We are happy to hear thar though
he Rust has Affected some Of ihe wheat fields in
iuriouzIy, there isyes promise Of anAabundani
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-30

Meetings eonsihps = Be held 10 The wesiefu
counties. fof The Purpose Of appointing delegates
% The Lewisbpfg cssFsaiisa, 70. assemble .ths
E6Est Mcnday ID August. The papefs afesargi a
NE snbjecs apoa public attention with good
IDEAL Of energy and pne Of them proposes 70 merge
IAN party considerations u NE grea.shiect. The
kanawha Republican suggests Thai James NC,
Dowell OF James NJ. Mason be sustained by ihs
united Western Toie forsthe ofiee OF Govetno-
These are certainly distinguished and able men,
bal hey could ieaser vastly more service 10 The
Legislature shan ID the Governors chair-sliasd
as The Governor IS Of an efficient voice in such
. matters as .he Republican, refers to. ThatApa-
per says -
''The al;ernaiivesbesofe us are, REArroRTrox,
MESr uncerS The provisions Of The present Gun
suiulion-A coEvESTEcS ,she members II whgeh
representing equal portions Of the white popdla-
tisn-or DivisIuN or rltEs STATE, By boOnda.
ries sepasatng The real ~ supposed antagonist
Interests. which have beaa made the prelexl for
cousigning Us 10 stated III inleriotily, and SIN
relled on .aPerpesuate ,hS degrading coadilioa.
The UsssIern dixis;dnl Of Yirgiala conaains
nearly forts Thousand 81 are miles oil territory,
and upwaF@. Of -four hunsred thousand iuha6l-
tants. Iti$eapable ofspslaining liz comfortable
independence al leastiTd miIlions Of peonle.
1.-The general spirit pkrvadipg lie country
1givesevery indication oEafuli and inporaant as
semblage AZ Lewisburg tiut we noI6oaclude
without again raising out feeb!a VOICE iu-favor
Of universal and Sinat lspeo6s novemefit.-
We invoke our orators qf all classes 10 avail
themselves Of every favorable opportunity OF aG-
dressing the people. We e&h6fs The farmer 10
leave The plough in mid 11!fow--the merchant
10 close The store the MECHANIC 10 shut up The
tshop--the lawyeriand dstior 10 leave their efhA
Ices-and with All othsr clbsses Of sociely hasten
TO hold meetings., hear addresses, and appoint
delegates. We Pras that bin lovers Of their conn
ny, and their e61ntry'sngh may accep, ap,
lpolntmentsi and 10 goca slme noun. Jor Lstris-
bug.n " .