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Hon. SiIas Wright Jr. was elected 10 the
q. S. Senate by the Legislature of New
York, on Tuesday last, for six years from
the 4th of March next.
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silks. Ribbons IL Ariilcia!s
El5 ard a variety of Millinery Goods for
sale al the cheap cash store. J. VALLETr.
Oct. 9Th.
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dated said 7th May 1889, payable to said
Hayward with use, in six months from date:
And praying that the said defendants, among
other things, may be decreed 10 pay 10 the or
ator the said sum of money, specified in said
note 10 the orator. and all interest due and TO
grow due thereon, by short pay to be ap-
pointed by said Court, with the orators costs,
and in default thereof that The. said defend
ants, and III persons claiming under them,
or any OF them, may be foreclused ofall equi-
ty Of redemption 10 the premises: And where
as it is suggested 10 the CourI, that the said
Isaac P. Fenton, iValter w. Webb, and Ho-
ratio Averlll reside out of this safe and have
not had personal notice of the filing and
tendency of said petition, 1t is therefore or
ordered that the said orator csuse notice Ia
be given 10 the said Isaac P. Fenton, Waiter
w. " ebb, and Horatio AvelilI, and that they
ere required 10 appear and answer 10 the
same on the first day of the next stated term
of said Court of Chancery 10 be held at Mid
diebuTy in and for the County Of Addison on
the second Tuesday Of June 1913, by publish
ing the substance ofhis said bill and this order
in the Middlcburv Peoples Press, a newspa
rer printed in Middlebu-y in The county of
Addison, three weeks successfully, the last
of which publication shall be at least twenty
days befurc the said next term Of said Coud
OF ChanccIy.
SAM'L SWIFT, Clerk.
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TO BE LET.

$50 THE eligible AID wei known
issi5-a Tavern Stand be!or giHg to Mrs
<&ssksE Mercy Reed now coupled Is
a Temperance house by Mr. Benjamin Is.
Brown.
MERCY REED.
M,ddlebury Feb. 9th ls43.
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Middlebury Academy.

TIME Trustees of Addison County Gram
l. mar School give notice that they have
engaged C. c. BISBEE, A. NJ, to take the
charge ofthe institution, as Principal or Pre-
ceptor, and that the first quarter will COM
mence on Wednesday, the LIST day Of March.
Mr.. Bisbee has been employed in the Semi
hary in Brandon, and as he is an experienced
teacher, the Trustees are persuaded that he
will answer all the reasonable expectations
of either of those who are pursuing English
studies exclusively or of those who are pre-
pairing to enter College.
4. a. MERRILL, Register.
Mlddlebury, Feb. Z, lS43.
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NOTICE.

ssE S. JOHNSON. would inform al lhos.,
VIZ who have Unsetilei accounts or mrs $
due him that immediate payment musk be MIDI
il they wish 10 save cost.
Jan. IS. 1913.
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This day opening,
nNE Case Ladies' Kid Shoes. superior
" quality. by A. francis.
Feby. 90, Is4S.

DEST TABLE BUTTER, for sale BY
~ A. FRANCIS.
Feby. 90, IS49.
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OH1o.-Resolutions in favor of William
Cost Johnson's plan have been introduced
into The Legislature Of Ohio.
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Addison County Court,
December Term, 1912.

JOHN BOWERS, Jun.
rs Addison County Court,
ORLANDO WILDER, December Term, 1912.
and his Trustees.
WHEREAS, at the term of the County Court
heid at Mddlebury IN and for the County of
ADDISON, on the second Tuesday of December
io42' John Bowers Jun, OF Addison in the
county of Addison com menced his action agains,
Orlando Wilder Of Add; son aforesaid, in a plea
Oh ihe case on note. dat ed 18th April l64l, for
nine hundred dollars, payable to the plaintiff or
bearer by the first day of May 1912, with Use ,
and therein summoned Oliver Dexter of said
Addison, Waterman Sunderlin OF Shorcham and
Hanry Jones Of BIidport, as trustees of the said
Orlando Wilder: as pei writ on file: And where
as It is suggested to the Court, that the said Or
lando Wilder was abs cnt from the State at the
time OF the service Of the said writ, and did not
return within the same before the time of trial;
1t is therefore ordered by tho Court, that said
cause be continued to the next term ofsaid Court
10 be held on the second Tuesday OF June ls43,
and that notice be given to the said Wilder by
publishing the substance ofthe plaintiff dec
laratIon. and this order in the Middebu nv Peo-
pies Press, newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury, three weeks successfully, the Ia ST of
whlch publications shall be at least thirty DAYS
before the said next torn of said Court.
S. SWIFT, CLERK.
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rkazrv 10 make room for such comments a
MAJ keep youc>readers right SIDE up.
gour humble servant,
S. w. JEwETE.
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wAR IRON, Nails. Shoveis, Axes
40 general assortment Of HARDWARE.
by A.CHAPhIAN &S ON.
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10 Hanover Street, Boston. !

JONATHAN HAGAR, MildIebc5y,
kecdhain & Dennis, Fast Middle: uiy
Barnes & Fuller, Addison
? Fletcher & Son, Dridpoi
J Frost & Co. d"
Philander Jones,
Moulton & routr
Benjamin Allen. Z istsl
Munson & Dear,
+ Haskiii, CornnaI
Samuel Ev-rIs,
Shnles & Webb. FerrisburgII
Roscoe Il N'sh, New Haver
i'uEiley q Higgins, Salisbury
Kent Wright. Sher ham
I II HI der. Stark >bofy
Npl. Il Bixay, percenr,s
u D s Simonds, Whiting
Sinners d. Rircha d Watch POi7'
BRANnPETR, -. T.
35,yt al Broadway a :,
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On hand

And for sale low general assorir.ent Of
Groceries, Flour, Salt, Fish, Nail;,
Glass, Boots, Shoes, &c &C.,
which will be sold io~ for cash. OF NEST kip,is II
produce, If delivered when the goods ;s;. H.
Jan. 25, 1853 w ). JOHNSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT. !

STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Mem Hdrcn, SIS.
BE it rene INBRED that at Probate Cour; holden
al Bristol in and fr slid District, on the Ctr day
of February, A. d. 1919. the administrators on
tho estate Of
JESSE FORMAN,
Iatc. Of Bristol, in said District deceased. pre-
nied his petition in writing to said Court,
prayInp for licence 10 S., II so much of the real
estate Ct the sai deceased ss will raise the sum
of 81 1927 04 aud the expe nses of administration,
for the reason that the personal estate is insui'
fcicnt to pay the debts and expenses aforesaid I;
and tine administrators repi esent to said Court
tn a; il would lie prelhdicial 10 the interest OF The
heirs to sell all the personal estate, they there
fore pray for licence 10 soil real estate in lieu OF
personal estate sufficient TO raise the Aforesaid
sum Of 81 .427 OF and the expenses of admins
traiion, and having produced 10 said court the
assent Of all the heirs in writing, the said court
APPOINTED the second AoELay in March next at
10 O'clock A. NJ. as a time for 4 hearing upon
said application, and ordered the said admins
traitors 10 notify all persons concerned 10 appear
al Probate Court 10 te holden at the office Of
the Judge of said Court in Bristol in said district,
on the second Monday of March next. at 10 o.
clock in The forenoon, then and there to make
objection &c the granting Of such licence, if they
see cause, BY publishing a certified copy Of this
order in the .Mddlcbury Peoples Press, a news
paper printed at Middlebury, in the county Of
Addison, three weeks successiveiy prior to the
time OF said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
Al Attest; Fl. MUNSlLL, Judge.
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OwNERsa

THE Undersigned having obtained the eIclu-
sive right of Johnson, A-noi al nd Wright, their
Improvement in water wheels, known as john
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Where Physicians have
given the

bKANDHEI Il > FILLS
i fair trial, ihcy Concrde the medicine the hsst
evscuant Of the bowels hitherto disc cverea.' Tho
inSIes ents are all prepared expressly for Is
manu!actur- OF the Braudrrth Piil>. and il is i'm
possible 10 obtain curative of Tie same pr"i-
critics except iioai L T. y. Brandre;l.. LIT - =
sicians and The world at large bear in Drnd a.
the Brandreth Pills may he taken, # nrees.ary,
for any lrngih Of time daily, not only wltLuut
injury, but with cert, iniy of ber efcial uls.
Remember IhIl they APE yeg-tatl. and irno
cent medicine, yet all powerful for the removal
of disc ascs nhe,b shT0n;c or ut, infection
or otherwise.
That they purify ;he Iloll. AMI stay the fur
tter progress OF disease in tho himsr holy.
That, TO many Cases, whom the Gr. a. ,ti rnys-
geS OF liberation had laid bare gAmcni "r hurt,
aud whcre TO al aPpearluce, TO hag.In r>~ns
c"ull save life, have patients hy The u-e "f ;hs's
Pills been restored to good health, 'hs Il vvur~
ing dis 'use have been completed, eras,icsird.
Genuine Brandret!I's Pills CT tho
New Labels, that
DEATH BLOW TO COUNTlHFEIT9.
Likewise tho
B:andreth External + encGy,
Arc regularly furnished to tie foilowiag
agents in ADDISON Ca. fer their sale,
frcm my y. E. OFFICE,
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Improvement of the day!

Salisbury Feb. 7lh 1913.
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BE it reno INBRED that at Probate Cour; holden
al Bristol in and fer said District on the Ctr da
of February, A. D. 1919. the administrators on
IL. ~
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including officers. we're all that remained fol-
ooty; aud the enemy in perfect smooth water,
Was hnng his long eighteens, at an almost un.
resisting ship, with as much precision as he
could have discharged theM at target. II
mad become an Imperative duty to strike. and
tse colors were accordingly hauled down, after
one OF The most remarkable combats that is 10
be found IN the history of naval warfare.
In this bloody contest, the Essex had So
men killed, including those who soon died of
their hurts. and Go wounded making total
OF lei. or nearly half OF all who were on boatd
al the commencement Of the action. OF the
missing there were I most of whom were prob.
ably drowned either in attempting TO swim
ashore when the ship was on FIRE, or by being
Knocked overheard by spluiers. or pieces Of
rigging. Including the missing The entire loss
was l52. out Of 255.
The Essex, with very trEing exccp.io.s
while closing fought this battle with her six
long twelves. opposed by fifteen long eigh.
teens ia broadside. the long guns of the Chernb,
and good deal of the time, or while they lay
on her quarters. by the corronades of both enc.
my's ships. Captain Hlllyar's published Of
fetal letter. makes the loss of the Phoebe, 4
killed and : wounded; that OF the Cherub, l
killed and 3 wounded.
There is no apparent reason for distressing
this account. as Capt. Hillyar's official letter
was singularly modest and just. Capt Tuck
er. Of the Cherub, was wounded. and the First
Lieutenant Of the Phoebe was killed. The
English ships were cut up more than could
have been expected under the circumstances;
the latter having received no less than eigh-
teen underground shot below the water line
IL would seem that The smoolhness Of the wa
ter rendered the fire very certain on both sides,
and il is only TO be regretted that the Essex
could not have engaged under her three topsnils
from the commencement. The engagement
lasted nearly TWO hours and half 1.-The long
guns of The Essex, il is said, having been
fred no less than seventy five times each in
broadside. The enemy must have thrown, a.
greeably 10 statement made at the lme no less
Than seven hundred eighteen pound sho, at the
Essex.
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mo. 10.
THE AMERICAN BOARD

The American Board of c COMMISSIONS. r..
Foreign Missions was at first composed oe
hve Ministers and four lsymen, appointed hv
the General Association of Massachusetts. =,
their session 10 Bradford, June 29th 1910
The appointment was made 10 consequence Of
paper having been presented to the associa.
non by -four young men, then members OF the
Andover Theological Seminary. expressing
their desire and purpose 10 attempt TO con-
vert the heather.
The FIRST meeting of the Board was held at
Pennington. Conn. 9Th September. 1910. Tho
second annual meeting was at Worcester.
Mass, 18th Sept. 1911.
Al the meeting last mentioned, the Board
appointed its first missionaries. six in number.
On the 9th Of February, 1919, thew were con.
secra,ed 70 tho work Omissions, in the Taber.
Sacie Chhrch, Salem. They Immediately eoa.
barked in two vessels, ono sailed from Salem,
on the 18th, and the other from Philadelphia
on the cath Of February.
The present number Of members ofthe Board
is one hundred and seventy, residing in nine.
teen states Of the Union. and The Disric, Of
Columbia, Of whom one hundred snd FIVE are
ministers. and sixty.fve laymen. OF these
,wenty-nine are presidents or professors in col.
leges or theological seminaries.
There are in foreign lands eighteen cores.
ponding members. elected from among those
who have 10 various ways aided or manifest.
ed special interest in the mission Of the Board
The number of honorary members constituted
such by the payment. if ministers. Of fifty dol.
lars and if laymen, of one hundred dollars..-is
more than thirty six hundred.
The contributions TO the treasury Of tho
Board. and the paymen, for each year from
its organization. TO the end of July, lsa2. are
given in the following column:
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s3. so7.2oi % s3,3o7.7Gi Os

From the organization Of the Board, in 1871.
to the annual meeting Of the Board in Sep,em-
Der. 1912, thirty one years. the whole number
of missionary abofers. male and female, sem.
forth is seven hundred and seventy six; Of
whom two hundred and seventy four were or
daioed preachers. twenty physicians. one hun.
dred aud sixteen male assistant missionaries
aud -four hundred and six married and unmar.
ried female assistants.
These have labored al more than thirty diff
ferent missions, among nations and tribes In
Europe. Asia. Africa, America, and islands in
the Pacific aud Indian Oceans, aud speaking
more Than thirty different languages..--Ne W
York Commercial Advertiser.
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Ngw MIcEo3cofE.-Th celebrated Opticnn,
Mr. Carey Of London, has recently constructed Tor
the oytechnic institution, new oxy hydrogen
microscope Of immense power This vast improve
ment which has been effected IN this singularly in
tefrsting sciehiihc instrument may be estimated,
when it is known that formerly the utmost power
Of microscopes did not magnify objects more than
four or FIVE thousand times, whereas, the niefo-
scope ~ question consists OF six powers, Increasing
from one hundred and thirty times TO seventy
four millions OF times. The application OF tho
oIy-hydrogen light which is now too generally
known 10 require description, produces an i1ten-
sey brilliant food Of rays upon disc twenty seven
feet in diameter. Upon this disc The m'nuten
objects are nagni6od 10 mpnsuois SIZE. The
eve Of common house-eJ, which pin's poa,
would cover, - maghihed as to cover, 'ne entfs
disc, lie seven hundred and hGy lenses appearing
like the regular spots 10 a large carpet huns up
aginst the wall.
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Oh, there is one whose voice 10 hear
With wrapiure thrills my bosom through,
Whose image hoV'ring ever near,
To life an impulse gives anew.
Wis her love,
'Tis her love,
She who doth fondly love me too.
Around her dazzling brow of whi;s
Cluster the silky ciTls ofjei,
Her form 10 grace, hes step is light:
Bal she sweeter charm hath yet.
The msidsh love,
The maiden love:
Who can her winnins smiles forget!
She hath upon her damask cheek
A tint like niofains,s rosy hue,
And sumner skies'look doll and oleas
= Compared with the bright eyes 50 bus
Other i love,
OfheI love; -
ofssr TO whom I'm ever tru.
On, she's creature gay and wild,
Yet hath she all womsn's mind,.
oheart she's like 4 little Child
YET 10 there spiri; there eonhnd.
She's one TO love,
She's one 20 love,
Ana cord Of lozs or spirits bina.
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Yoftrp.
The Launch.

Behold her as an empress proud
In primal beauty stand!
Anl ha.k! the blows sound quick and !ocnd,
Her long farewell to land.
Yes, noble ship, thy long farewell
To res, upon the shore,
The tide has pledged thee by the swell,
And thou shalt thirst no more.
Me,hinAs the broad old Merrmack,
As he rolls by, with pride,
Now Oh the lofti.s, ship looks back,
Tha, ever sraced his side;
In zenith spleador, while the sun
Smiles down from azure clear,
To set her forth the noblesi one
He e'eT illumined here.
Willis rocks and woods those sounds repeat
That o'er the waters peal,
Her life pulse answers by its beat
SLOW moves her mighty keel.
She glides-she shoots, ami forward springs,
Ere yet she has uniured,
Or oven found her ample wings,
To gain the watery world.
And there amid the river waves,
ASH were a sacred rite,
Iisr maiden forehead, piungng, lasss--
Thea shining, heayef TO light,
Tn. sparkling wa;e,s leap and play,
And sing Oh every side,
With wreashs for her espousal day
She hence is oceans bride.
Oh, Thou who mak'st tn. sun 10 pour
His glory from on high,
This fair young ship in love watch Ger
With ever-guardian eye!
Thy hand controls the powers OF air
Contains the billowy sea;
And we, in this bap,ismal prayer,
Commend her life to thee.
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EscAPg TRoa THE STATE PRisoS AT Sisa
SIve The notorious woman FnsIer, one Of the
most dangerous and Intelligent women ever convic-
ted in New York city, aud connected with gang
of eountsffeiters OF the worst class, has escaped
fon sing Sing. She was sentenced for seven
wears, ami had been ia prison but few Inonihs.
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Despoli.n. says an eloquent, writer eau no
more exist in: a nation until the liberty Of tho
press is Destroyed. than the night can happen
before the Sun is set.
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A young widow 'who edits q paper 10 ..
neighborl6g stale says. I'VE do not look so
well to day as usual on account OF The non
arrival Of he n1ales."
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1r.y-A young man, named DAVID Chandler, f'a'
been sentenced to the State prison in New HamP,
shire lof ihe third time. lie IS only i~sniy-fou'
xsars old. and ha. spsnl bali Of q ~ prlso9.
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The irae use Of self esteem 10 The human con.
siilutioo. is'io give that sense OF self-rsspeot
which lends 10 mainssin' night conduct, and 10
repes unjust aggression.
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III shock yOu," "a the fsrmsy said when
he lied BIZ. vbea,'ii buodles
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IFsom the Z. 5. Saturday Post.1
Hr sgETcHER.

A SONG.
sob, Is there One whose Voice TO Hear.
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Business CARDS.

"TIRAM KNOWLTON, .4ttorney& Coun-
w ,ellor at Law, Prairie du Chen, Crawford
county, w. T. Practices in the counties OF Craw-
ford, Grant, and Iowa, w. T., and in Clayton
county, l. Il.
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HtHARLES LATlMER, Attorney md COtH.-
~ sel!or at La,c, Potosi, Grant county, W. Il.
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Agents for the Herald.

Prairie Du CHEN Ina BRUSsoY, P. 81.
Cassville-CLovIs A. LAGRAvE.
Potosi-T. CLARK, K. WILLMEEs.
Plattevilie-PAINE g. BEvANs.
Fairplay-J. II. LEWIS, p. NJ.
Dubuque, TOMS KING, p. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l9-P. NJ.
From Rio JASERo.-By the arrival Of the bark Gee.
a Capt Carly last evening" from Rio, dates 10 the st oi
September have been received Business was generally Ian
ud aud the sales made very depressed prices he
1cesye arrivals have materially increased the stock OF al
every description Of goods ard the markets oil Mo hay
seldom been in deplorabe state al present captain
Cav ON the I'd u when only day out OF port passed
the Neapoltau and Brazilian squadrons bound ln e'coTn
the Neapoltan Princess who 10 he immediately united
in matrimoay 20 the Young Emperor Of Brazil The oceo-
Ia sailed in company with ship Mary Phillips, OF New YORK.
bound 10 New Orleans.
TIE PORTRAIT OF Mr.. CLAY.-The splendid engraving
Of this distinguished Statesman ust published IN fhiadel
ohia by Sartaln from John Neages fuengh portrait Is
deserving the adssa,on of the Wings OF the Unlted States
IL OF whom will doubt endeavor 10 possess copy as
speedily possible. 1t IS mastery alai thiouehou''
and abounds with beauties.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A bold attempt was
made evening knock down and rob Nh Lew Johnson
III Front Walnut, by scoundre' VINO ni't
accosted Nj j. g. inquring the time OF night SusPecuns
their dessu their request not complied WITH when one
o thea, struck Nh j. blow who instantly lepelled their
cowardly attack and obliged The villains TO decamp
MoRTos McMrcHAEL Ese.-This gentleman enters
County Of Phiadel phia--on Monday next No aan was
ever selected this important station who enjoyed the e
eem and confidence OF his eo" "cltlzens IN more eminent
degree than does Nh McSchae and no man can BE more
calculated 10 discharge the duts af the office TO the entire
satisfaction Of the people A scholar and gentleman
Wing from the star-the friend Of the labong poorqua
ties rarely COMMUNICATIVE could have been selected more
universally esteemed
HoKRlslE DsAru.--A drayman named Sparks was accl.
lentaly run over last evening By day loaded WIN P,s
iron in Walnut. Water street, which crushed MS 'ou'
in a shocking manner. He died soon alter: ,.,,. -
S11nDry Dr.rYs-A man named Charles Williams an
died suddenly last evening while sitting IN his
Shipper aud R.5o3d 9,hua street TheTs
hon one or two other sudden deaths within the last da
or tyo of like character .,... a fair
sTocKs-But little change in our stock market oha ha!
business is still going forward, with due Caution 10
bic results.
f77- The Philadelphia Gazette is most fesp5cunNs IN
formed tina, the correspondent of The Tribune mas ~
pronenes to steal from its columns. 1t had oe'e give
III. North American credit for its local matter before
complains of others No paper more char OIL proper
credit than this Philadelphia Gazette Where did II
obtain the Sierra Leone news from