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II nv in"nriua IN kecp house Of r..Iic fnrslsis
mont ihc improvements eensisl Of a hrg. an
rninmod"rS 'ua". winch seeupist as a tavern
aud several ga beusts lifted M if tAs cnnsenitpce =,
prSate nnlcs sufficient al TOR the ton -
me hundred persons. II = climate and situation ia OK
lfclnciN healthy. sui anatds ektIS fospur us de
sfab" retreat iron hose nnNilus Napunr. which prove
fatal H. hcaih and which ils4uouiy u,rur ia INV
mafahy :.onrlrs during thu slekis and heat al
me summer months With reanld IL liz MINI ial " u
IT, has never rs vel been properly .ubnpte 10 chem
cal lnall sis. aud NC ate ihefeiae noasuIub, tt
dark Ia It's copeh.a raftsi hut tt~lls u, refreshing
and eliminating qualities. Il has lans been # lod a. In.
Yer, l,st cha, hcdte IN combination with an acid and
ssale at the sujnc eas Asamtdlenci IT aahcru bail
externally and internally applied. and IT., re ID hardly
~ pfoGucon IN nutulc Hat las pprfuru,rd man,
wonderful and extraordinary cures and time md obao
rallun have sufficient, shown that its utilly .nd
would be sill afeatet the stem properly
prepared aud due peeauuan observed regimen aud
mode Ut living. The utmost care should le taken IL
abstain from the utf ii ardent spirits aud heating Ii
auars OF every klnd they all hive alrnicuy cccL
aud earu rart the saluat operation Bn influence Of hr
wact aud her,re r,tad The pn2rr.s Of VA" curc, and
when mdulgcd IN 10 rNecss. never aI u' prove DIS
snctiye 10 the Ecural health aud Gntas Of the patient.
ID IL care should likewise he taktn npt 10 mIutc The
digestive orgnns Ia impede ihe rIo'r function, ii
the bowels, hy oNeruadng lle stomach N too Tree use
81 the wntct but The qashs should BE- yaIod according
Ia circumstances To kan al lho dl tent grades aud
hr u ympbaur sy stem, aud all chrome disease, ae
rnnpau,rd with general debility. II Las proved itself pr
.rularV cn arluus In suruun Llus evil obstinate
Ulcers letters, my ~oims and tninneuns dlscasrs ole
cry ktud. ~ alm 81 e3nsutfrd ,ulAa 10
DIV. hen taken ~ certain gunt inns II has the mest
powerful effect hrsotnuel bnw,a. Kidney shu and
NIL the srctuisN uans. MI n Those dso'e. incident
females, whcr, every mems haee ialrj experience
has fully tested lis superior piettts snd ,ll'arv,
Any father remarks dnemed entirely Supctr rs.
a. Ill q a.
attracted public u1,ter, and feel no hesitation ssVlne,
that, with proper manae inen THIS n,gh be- m,dr n
lcw years of The tsonable aud d sahr pac,
81 resort east # the Blue Ridge. NisllcrS their wat
the other Srrn,s. who may think prapt lr give ne
call. may r,culnlr IN mor1n2 with thr very best
communications, aud irccl'hg rsriN necessary attention.
ain fully dcitrmihed Ia eN,1N tNrt,u 10
patronage hy general salslacilen la the public
\ Ri These Springs ato situated IA Ncl4'n. Alrl
IA, thrro miles iron James neer. twenty five te'o"
lSnelhorr, twelve imW NV Glasgow, seven non
Bonl ttcpk. uud nv, aboyo New NnrkH
PETER RIIllEkFOND
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PETER RGTilEKfOhD
~ IL
TE.v RsOEk.ssss EEgs.sHE

I'D NAWAN from the sulsetlhrr, living near Greer r
iutd. on Nauuton river. Bedford tuuuty, On lhr
I'll day ol Juae, ne4m man name
NJ K / \
rather of ch conn Nlan. with snHll ON hi>l IL
head and anulor his hreas nhuut five ten inch
IS high. stout maSe, a yeal. old. aud had whrn le
left suit of swimmer clohcs mud Whllc tur
hat about halt W"fn Maiiin has wllr AT Nj lhnma.
lie m's. On Black ntrr ia Franklin cuunS IN winch
oeiphbohoud h,nk ho is now lurking. | VIII give tie
"nyc reward IT delivered me. appfeheDdcd and
eureu IN Jsil 81 thai | get hui aealn.
JAMES BURNETT
l., ~. Ia
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Commission s'o,ssp.

VIE. rnhScrIher, partner IN die Ia firm ol BagHe.
smith x jones. respectful, annuunc,s To- the for-
mer friends anI correspondents Il that frm and the r. .
he generally, thai he has opened 4 CONNIS oiC,N
HOUSE in Richnond-an hoses FROM Ii; ,cnn OK.
perience a seller Of robacco Wheat ,,id Flour n
merit part oiihoir kind paironaqep' rcnc his unre
united and prompt attention. aud be- cAerrjons Ia uiye
saisiaciln 1T any hnslncsS comr ,tted To his care
MS once Is al the NoT'hwesL corner out of Shoe
loe Warehouse. lie would Respectfully refer 10 Mi
John Smith, Jr. and Nh John W BapwAl
JNO. JONES.
Richmond. July wtw r
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GOOD pRII -.

have Id, within the last few days. the f,llowi na
fabaeeos: hhds. made by SAINT Iiulsau. Of Badlorl,
No At 81. W. : at -; ~. > at & aad w nj &;
hon.hl BY Seth llaIsey for hDs Southern aud " rarnr
friends also Il hhds. brIunqlng To the esiar o COL Da
vld Saunders. managed by Jno. Crcasey, M. Al 80
Va. alta =; No. at 10; No. 4 at :; W. ; AT
. fn. and Nc al L 60, bought by DR.. Jas Saunders
and Col lrii~,h for the Southern lqdc; the same ,
hhds. NJ jo7 ! Reese. No. at 81 ., No.2al6 70.
The above fohaeeos were all purchased for mauulciur-
iua.
have also sold. within the past week. sanr fnc ship
Nh lobacco; hhH. for lno. r'asy ii B,dt.fd. FIR
4 q, 2 do Ion Mag. WIN, Brown OF SAM COUNTY, No
At 81 ~ aud NJ. Pat 3 OO one f. Jimes i,rn,u
,rn a5.t4, III = 2i,3 .pr Cap. " tt#ua. -.
n -. : .. . -. aoi .,. "a, ), l.#aIs.. - crop
II d. .fr#ll.', l. s-e .1 pHsyf7#s - al
A., NJ Al :, SD .t' ~, so iat6 -: y = a.
= 10, besides many OH, '"'sn@, lf1h > h tn
buve pt'ts.
Oar breaEs contnuc very la, :" without aIy prrecIy-
able cnan4c IN prices. lllOS ]. b'EA CON. ar.
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~ virtue ola deed Of trust made by William i;rd4e-
~ way, George NJ. paync and " lnm &. Mosple,
Ia he snh'ctrfs heatlnp daie lir lat day e March,
lF, aud mad" 10 secure dent. therein riunrl
L. Il'lam { l'ran the uHorslnrd. ny as trustees,
VII sell 1T public aurllan. ialhr hiels hd1rr ,r casl
I'VE certain tracts parrlsu lnd ,n2 nrd bring IN
the counties 81 Auh"t, and '>.sap and un ok island
Creek. one Of which contains 81 aelcg, with rrqrr
snon Of Two acres and the oIef contains one hun.
dfed and ten aud half acres. and Is c Land
vcyed 10y the said Jordan and Nlry his wr to the said
Rdgeway, Payne y noaeley The 4pd and OF such
parcels hrlrol may be deemed sufficient 10 raise b
sum Of $50 % with interest from 2th dav Of Iannary
1911. $1,000, par, thereof also san Of sI1g1Go,
with lnar's' On Sl6bD. pan thereof from the ZU.h day
Of Janu ~, lNl2. now due SAID Jordan, Will be ui1rf,d
for sat.a. atrcsnd upon the pfomie,s NGuday The
lhh July. II tar, II not the neNi fair d2y thereafter
Acting as trustees We will make uarran,v ol title
ALEXANDER Nj NDY,
JOHN III )MpSON.
juno 10 willy
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NEW q I0ips! NEW GDDsS (!
Now opening nj tho
.SeE GsassG. UssW Glass Ware Starr

a. RICHARDS s. Co. arc now orcninp an as
Y. sHlmen. n printed and comuun Goods of new
aud desirable patterns st received by direct po-iaon
fon iaYofpool, all Of which viii he Sold wholesale or
retail on the most favorable terms Purchasers are re-
spcel'lIly solicited 10 call before simplifying Themselves
elsewhere aud examine stocl which conss,s rarity
ci The following articles -
beautiful Be blue, green aud brown Dining Sets
Elegant white granite a. IL,
nnn1ed painted aud granite Tea Ware gtsst vstot,
Beautiful granite an pr nted luilute V'ata
tlrgar' white Ch"a Tea Sets
, 90 , Fancy do do do g. IS and 81 pieces
hich t1encb do do do Gold Band
'1.c' tc'Gass Decantcrs, Wines, Iclies, Tumb,cYs
etc.
ressed do Tumblefs. Ie,nonales. ETC.
PLAIN do stevery description ,ouc.her with
complete assortment Of Stone Ware.
March ,,s,s
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pun " BSCKiBER has procaroa the agency kr
b tn SAL VI thos, truly alsdld instruments. made
by thiekerlng s Mackcys, OF no,ion.
Io1hp,e acquainted with instruments from his Man
eiftefA We say nolhlng feeling confident they eannos
l3ul IL rlease
To Hose un,clnaoIcd with item We say. ONLY
Try THEN, aod you viii fad them nc! afcfiLI 10
HE celebrated BroadVood pianosof l. ndor.
We 10 not sell tio.n ON tra-nnt because ws aJa r.
nld IL rs, trial hul ir tho Sun. that majority
u plsuns Judges and such our conSdiaee ia
The manufacturers. that willing stake rep
niaion upon thrlr touo and durability ten. w47ra1'cd
Ia siaad any climate.
Ihe alak Instruments ore On Land. and f7 sole, at
he an ii tho Golden Mortar, bank square lynsl.-
bury. "a, by D. T. LYMAN
Aus wl2n. IL add
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NEW SPEsEea. sselys,S.

ANt have Just received our supply Of Spring and
w summer Clouds, embracing general assori,uen
II STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES. which
"er' selected with great from tie aies, nprts
Tons, al the clty"t New York. We uylle our friends
aud the public generally 10 call ard examine cur stuck
NJ srtal Bargains will lie offered them
TURNER, BURWELL * co.
MAY wis II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

o. Tie General {, Hrt Of Nrslul, having camplr
led the bo,lncss before it. adjourned on The III asan
Judges lhomps1n lomax and ~ .wtfe Attendance
in addition to those mentioned in our last
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&C. James &. bunry, who MAS some time aro nomi.
mated by the Ahulltiunsls as their candidate FIR the
Presidency. has Wld'a"n lis name from tho contest
file lad kept On the turf, II would nave been ii9h
race between Tyler and hinsclf.
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MESsnS BOlIN ND TYLER


In another column the reader viii find the r,9t!ulef
Fl Vii It's to Alf Tyler. last public~iiua--r much
al It, A. least, frlrrs To the hls embraced in the
rieual subject ii controversy. Mr. Tyler, in his reply
/. Mr. Bos. thought rteltt 10 introduce other aud
1elaynt t,rIcs-h ihtn s.h,s.hy The way, tut Of lit
,lr Importance. To ttsei,f:es Mr. E,tls las r,spon
d.d lkew i.c hui. We did MI rttull.sh those rnr
iinns Of Mr. T,lu's reply. emit such parts d
Mr. I,.is's n luint,r have nicrcnrc To them.
We d" uoi deem it necessary To uccomrauy Nj
Bolts 5 article nh II, cenm,niay Nccpl 10 lefn-lh
tina, he shows coarlaslsey that Gen Waddy Ihom,'s
our minister NeNco nu-l have been mistaken. II pui
in hi. rccollcciien II llc # his conversation will
Mr. T,lr ,n tie I'd u Nateh. Isl on the SUBJECT u
National Bauh nj l,ast Is to the il di,da +, ~hon he
communicated lat conyasaon. and the positive
conviction" whi,h lie sass il left upon his mind. III. II
Mr.. Tyler, the presiding ficrr Of the Srnai', sapgA!
- required 10 give his casting vote on the Incorporation
ol such m institution. he would vote against TIN
deed ii would seem. from the nature Of Cen lhonp
sons inquiries oi Mr.. Bolts, late the mouth Of May
.cru ards Il al lie nd inhibited snrh 'canyic
,,n" #, III any conyorsitioultld with Mr. Tyler sub
ssluent events nus haSe removed it, have injured
him to supp, either that he had misunderstood Mr.
T,..r. ur tia, Mr.. Tyler had changed his position W.
would no, lmpucn Gen. itomrsan's ,crac'y We n
,her impute his late version # the conversation L
i.r,-d TO- aud Which utterly rrecon>c lie with hi
o~n cu9,irrs made Of Mr. Bits as to the prJbabl,
course wt,L Nj. + erw euld lelslc tie lauh gus
,,un to 4 alsc oi nrn,rs. l. Is Al all tmrs, however
hazard, us to an oliee holder reputation to testify iu be.
laf If man whose breath can unualc a. II La, made
him; and but, for the universal confidence entertained in
{ ,I,.
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Emory and iiorry Coicgr We lave Gccn favored
with catalogue al the Officers aud Slul,us Of tins
Young aud growing institution. which - cur readers are
aw're Is sloI'r in thsi interesting Iat,on Of our SIa.c
La1"uas south" cstcru y 5ll3.a-aaaf i uclon. Tag
Faculty cons SIS Of Rev. tharlrs Culls l. ". Prs-
don't, aud Professor ii Moral and Mental ,eieace; Rev
f.Phraim T.. Wiley. A NJ. Professor Of Ancient lan-
gnaecs aud lilcraturc Ehenczcr Stevens A. Il. Tutor
IN Mathematics and Teacher Of NJ ,dtru Languages:
and John 6. WinnrorI, SECOND Tutor. The nu hhcr
o students. at tLc last session. was % number OF
whom from orhcr States. We shall rejoice At IN :,
prosperity OF this institutions because II Is located IN re
ZION ol tie State, il which hercnif there wasa laacn
table deslllntion Of the facilities Of education at least IN
tie higher branches If scholarships and especially be-
CAUSE, from the prcuarjty Of oraauzaton as well as
IN consequence "l the rhe3pn,ss Il living IN the region
81 country IN Which it is situated, tic Icnscs Of col
la5ate course placed within the reach Of the poor
well IS of The wealthy The paeallany referred to
IS TIE .Nanual Ldhn department. which enables those
~ho, either inm inclination ,r urcrss:iy NAV think
proper comb inc loanl Aercse til lle;r sclolas-
tic studies, dsay part u their expenses Connect
j ed with the College is farm OF q % aces on which
those who desire it haoo The privilege Of laboung par
Hon of every day; and We are assured that "many by
TIER labor ave been enable. 10 ray good propoua Of
her board J and health, gool ords<4ap1 81
ralltN have htCu .nt,n,u III
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pOSlpDNltNlltN1

POSTPONEMENr
The above sale postponed until Saturday, Il, 9Th
INST, when II Will certainty tale place.
JNO. ROSSEK, Trustee
July e it
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

lhe sale of the above property IS postponed until Wed
ncsday the Jt' day Oi August when 1t will place.
on the premises. ALEXANDER Nj hEl.
JOHN THOMPSON.
InN q
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EIgbg s'EsepS.

VIE Second SESSION Of the sulscrbc. School will
II commence IN The l5h oi July neAl -Fsfcnslve
nmng'mcnis lafeHee ode n h ur'rhb,rluod the
r'o'i'Ua,i rapnadauaH Fl b,,trr. ~ rattsrieant
'haD aIe s.1r1t} Al alt similar ,otIuli1n IL thr
'i''". Ia. CT steIaler. together WITH HE peculiar
advantage ol beleg loeaed N an intelligent and strictly
rnr,I community tfam whch every epccifs Il napr5
per department aud fegnany ul haors have been hsn
Mhcd constitute a high and almost paramount cam Tor
the school To tie patronage Of the public
hr subscriber cOnfse Of instruction and method of
icarhg have been invariably approved tie different
colleges IN our county. whittier his pupils haze gone
10 complete then education, and he Promises jealous
and iahfpl discharge u oyoy duty connected wih his
prot, ssIpt
Ills F5atein enhrsces an extensive course in thr
Al tent Languages and Luoaturc. together with ever,
subject. necessary ior complete Enslsh o!uc alton.
IL. 2 NN
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MIR NEBSTER.-li seems still unrrr'au.wlere
this gentleman lnciiS to,'go. and, hy the way,
gard It Is matter oi very lrllc importance Posses
s6g 'TaGscradan' abilities hcis n,yertlc,s completely
Ahornol his moral power AID - where lie may. tie
q" 0o'tS Ut Il Ct his cid associates with hIS.
We copied, tho other day.a paragraph l,ou the New
York Express stating. with apparent c"uf Icncc, that
MIR. W cIster intended aunGuu'r h> unaha
s'd attachment 10 Whia principles and measures, and
at Consequence. 10 VIII. mcn, w,thoui whose lnsiru
mentality their PRINCIPLES and nra-nrce would be rs
barren and uniru,,4las the as'r1rttuus If the Milf
cation ,cl"o Bat the IA iironira lh' Other baud
declares with cn has,S, iast MIR. Webster is mr.
c"nciicahly opposed 10 tic h.ien oi Mr. Ci Itself
and upon this progressed kH ~ led c at Mr.. VI rstel
s,nin, it appeals la TIA" Eibc rcaSrrS war urol
potent dily in the "com.loH cause IF halt
d zth risa aud hating a.pisants for the Presidency
who bitterly curse c Other In their secret hearts. but
whose an,ncsl,y against each other is s,rihcr,d and
kept from blazing fects eft. b, th,r more intense In
tIrd aud fear OF tho grea, Kentucky Statesman. In thc
ahile, Nj Clay .ks down Gpon this coalition If
hostile spirits viii tho .p di,dsin Of proud and gal
lao, spirit
aeon" oac-crmr al thi> roc, stall hy
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Board n,I dug ever ciafsc, rer moalb,
from s. 10 IS
Tuition IL the ,.aogeasos, per session Of )
months $3.50
English and Mathematical do do 1000
For board apply 10 john d. Uoo,h. A. L. Burwell
\ Summons aud soyelal olhes the neighhonrhood.-
All ,etcr5 addressed 10 the subscriber Iayln Store
Franklin County, WIllmcc' with pronp, attention.
JOSEPH T. GODFREY.
July iI5J
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"Conir 0ac--c,mr Ill thi. rock stall hy
'From IL iirm base IA soon ~ / ."
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EEEN% and S1EsA NesEKex'
ESOFa .s5' vfBfs!
Hnrsnins " nlt Won. nj aud

y noe 'tddy made tioHng Is sid qt prscs fofYi,
he times.
VIE Il Hsc EiBER hasms joat returned ften.
lhe Noft' b., lab,s thu, mrthod oi informing his 81.
igme1' III toMn aud country, thai he now rccpiyiu.
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.Juls 26
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

do affirm, without danger, we trust, OF contra
dlctlon from any quarter, tnat sucn external OF
ganlzation is a powerful means OF securing lne
healthfu and benefcent manifestations OF all the
faculties with which man Is endowed by his gre
ato-. Proofs Of this proposition pour upon Us
from every portion OF Gods works, and are seen
throughout every department OF the vegetable,
animal and mineral kingdoms. we therefore
deem il of the utmost Importance to the moral
develosernent. as well as the physical we-beng
of man that society should be hNcd upon lis true
basis, and we can recognise no oasis aS tfue,
which does not open 4 field Tor the pure ana mar,
nonio1s action of all the legitimate impulses ana
ali the mental and moral faculties OF the soul
And y:hv should not such an organization oe
attempted without further delay ne advance
Of the arts and sciences has put Us IN possesS'o
OF a vast multitude of useful Inventions Wh.'e
the deyelopement OF industry has attained ue
gree of splendo-, entirely unparalleled IN any
period of the past. The principles OF industrial
association revealed by Charles Fourier have lul-
pishcd us the clements, out of winch we may
construct, as we hope q true Social Order "nlcn
shall Danish want, diScord and disorder from the
earth. We do not indeed pledge ourselves TO inc
principles of any man farther than cXpefiehsI
Shall demonstrate their truth; vet until Sociai
guide shall arise who can prove himself possessed
OF more profound knowledge OF the mechanism
of the human soul, we propose to adopt as iar as
practicable the theories OF that unwcarcd ca
plorer of the field Of social science BUT We
have faith in the vet onward progress OF the hu-
man mind and therefore hold ourselves IN readi,
ness to welcome such farther Improvements ana
discoveries as science shall hereafter reveal
while in the mean time we invite our fellow citl-
zens in the West to cooperate with us IN tins el-
fort, to undertake practical experiment and test
the value of the theories we csPouse
Fellow citizens of the West: In CONCLUSION
we invite you to communicate with Us respecting
| vour views and your plans, that we may all come
up as one man to the stupcndous work winch Is
before US In union there is strength ana nm
perfect and local experiments, as we believe,
cndanger our cause instead of promoting 1t. Let
us unite our means upon single EFFORT, unless
those means shall be found adequate for more
and then, if we fail, let us JOIN If We must with
the unbelieying world, and declare that our theo-
rics are vagaries of dslcmpcrcd BRAIN, and iait
in human happiness is the climax Of dcluslon
&. P. GRANT, President.
THos. MAJOR, Vice President.
!; ! HfE9s y @;'nFS FS'TfH' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
undisturbed; and the conse

quences are,
"Norlls are better and the dsh worse"
Oc.O5erl 1873. :, Sc.
We shal! not please our respected friend who
writes the foregoing by telling hun that he fails
therein to exhibit his accustomed pcrspicacIy yet
we think such is the fact. We arc quite clear in
the opinion that there is 4 proper and an 'mpro,
per way of recording crimes as well as other oc-
currences, and that, while the latter should be
avoided, the former eXerts Saiutary influence.
For instance, we do not doubt (does Our monitor }
that the accoun, of Cams murder OF Abel given
in the Bible, which has been read by so many
millions, has had tendency to prevent rather
than to multiply murders. We have strong
suspicion that If Cam had enjoyed the daily read
ing Of The Tribune he would never have killed
his brother notwithstanding we publish the fact
that murders committed
We have not doubt that any melo,,ramatic
dressing up of murders or murdercrs, such as
some journals have proiited largely by, is det.;.
mental to the public morals and calculated to in.
crease crime but we think The Tribune is ac
customed to treat them differently.
Our friends rule could not be made absolute
When a man is slaughtered like Samuel Adams
or beaten to death like Thomas Mccoy, the pub.
lcity of the facts is often essential to the detection
and punishment OF the perpetrators. Cup1ts are
often arrested on the strength of newspaper infor
maton-witncss Shipman and the late pirates off
Rhode Island. Beside, if we were To meet our
critic, and savage murder of mutual friend
had Just been committed in his town, we are sure
he would tell us of it, and fear no dctriment to
our morals thercrom. Now, the newspaper is
only our daily talk to fifty thousand friends all
over the country, in which we Inform them of
what has bcallcn their several friends in other
sections We endeavor to do this as it should
be done, though we doubtless often come short of
it. Yet to leave it undonc is not the amendment
required Ed. Tribune