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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

STATE OF MISSOURI. ! g.,
COUNTY OF HowARD.} ......
In the Howard Circuit Court May term, 1913.
In Chancery.
William E. Hackley, complainant,
Elvina NJ Cooper, Angelina c. Jones, Susan
Ann Jones, Daniel w. Jones Sarah NJ. Jones,
Montgomery F. Jones, and Margaret l.. Jones.
defendants. .
vTHHIS day comes the said complainant by his
l. solicitor, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that the above named Charles Parker,
and Eliza J. Parker non-resdents of this State
1t is therefore ordered and directed by this Court
that the following notice be published for eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in some newspaper printed in
this State, that the last insertion thereof be at
least four weeks before the first day of the next
term Of this Court. To Charles Parker, and Eliza
J. Parker: you ire hereby notified that on the oath
day of May, lS43, the above named conplainan t
filed his bill in equity, in the Howard circuit,
against yourselves and others, alledging that one
Wiley Jones, since deceased, on the 18th day of
March 1889, sold unto the above named complainant
tract of land lying and being in the county of
Howard, State of Missouri, to wit: The south west
ar. of the north east Or. of sec. no. 90, township
no. SO. range no. II, containing forty acres; that
the said Wiley Jones contr acted with said compai
nant in the penal SUN OF $3.50, to make to said
complainant good and sufficient title in fee sim
ole TO the said land or as soon as he tue said WI
ley Jones should obtain title from the General
Government for the same, which contract was in
writing signed by the said Wiley Jones, and da ted
the 18th Of March 1889; that at the time of as
signing said contract, the said complainant paid
the said Wiley Jones the sum of 800 as the full
price Of the said land that in or about the month
Of July 1899. the said Wiley Jones departed this
fe that at the time of his death no deed had beer
m,o., by him, or any person for him, conveying
~ go az ~ulainant the said land-that since hi:
Js.,h is,,s,s Ht for said land has been received
and are now On file In The office Of the Register q
lands at Fay ete, in How'd county Aforesaid ah ~
uraying that the above namea ceensan,s may ?.
compelled by the decree of this U>1'' ~,,ac, !.
TO perform the aforesaid agreement or oOnar
Get forth in said bill, by making deco Coy
ing to him, said complainant, the aforesaid -
in fee simple Now therefore you, the said Charle
Parker, and Eliza Parker, are hereby notified te
he. and appear in the said Howard circuit court OF
abe first day of the next term thereof to be holden
at the Court House, in the town of Fayeue IN sac
county, on the first Monday in December lo4S' ant
answer the said bill, or in default thereof TN
said bill will be taken as against YOU confessed
A eopy--Tsst. ,,,, M,
ca, ~ laaa 27--Sw.
NRESH TEA, Just received and for sale by
NAV 9th, isi3 JOEL PREWIIT.
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Land for Sale.

HEundersigned will sell the farm on which he
~ now lives, lying 81 miles from the Missouri
river' on the road leading from Boonville to Fay.
cite, consisting Of $50 acres Of as fine land IS
there is in Howard county, with some 40 acres in
cultivation; an orchard Of about 200 trees Of
choice fruits; and there are several never failing
springs on the farm.
The dwelling house is a comfortable log building
WIN ;our rooms; the out buildings common.
] will also sell 200 acres of land living in Coon
er's bottom, six miles above old Franklin and $50
acres lying at the upper end Of said bottom in the
nplands. Also 472 acres of fine land lying in the
Charlton bottom, some three miles above the town
OF old Charlton. am compelled to sell the above
named lancs and will sell them on the most accom-
modating terms. NATHANIEL FORD.
July 18th, 1913. ls-4t
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
FOR GLASGOW, MISSOURI RIVER,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
Every Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock, p. VI.

A@E5 The new, fastrunning, dou-
Y&:S-:=.-;fANp4z-s BILE engine steamer, ROW.
Ess..sszzSEL ENA, John P. Moore, master,
will run during the season a regular packet, to
Glasgow, Missouri rvcr leaving St. Louis every
Tuesday, at O'Clock, P. NJ. On her downward
trip she will leave Glasgow every Friday, at 9
o'clock and be at Arrow Rock, Boonville, Roche
port and Nashville same day, Marion, Jefferson
City, Smiths Landing. Portland, Herman, Pinck
ney, Washington and South Point on Saturday
and arrive at St. Louis early on Sunday morning.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
C0LLLER g. MoRRLSoN,l St, Louis
CHOUTEAU g. VALE, ( W. h'''''
JOHN McMECHAN, Glagow.
OF This Boat is provided uih EranS' Safety
Valve to prevent Explosion Of Boilers.
May both, lS43.
Passengers for the Rowena requested to be
at Glasgow rs early as s o'clock, A. NJ, as some-
times the boat will be obliged leave at that hour
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Will commence on Tuesday, Sept. Goth, ls43,
| and continue five days
First day--Stakes for and year old colts
| and FLIES.
Second day-,,Proprietor's purse slOO-mile
heats--free for ALL
Third day--Jocky Club purse 5000 mile
| heats--free for all
Fourth day-Jocky Club purse 5000 mile
| heats--fiee for all.
Fifth 0ay-Jocky Club purse SI5O--3 hest in r.
mile heats--free for ALL
Same day-Sweepstake rsce-free for ALL for
such amount of urHppropriated subscriptions as
may remain at the expiration Of the Club after
paying all claims against it, with all entrance of
SID mile heats; The entrance money to be by
tie winner appropriated to furnishing the members
OF the Club on that day with dinner and wine
We the undersigned hereby agree and bind our
selves 10 run sweepstake race over the Fayette
course, on the day before the commencement Of
the regular Fall meeting, 1913, with colts and fl
lies now two years old, one mile and repeat, for
an entrance of fifty dollars, half forfeit. The rules
Of said course to govern.
Fayette, June 10TH l543.
Hosea Hickorson enters b. C. Sam Chiffon,
by imp. Tranby, dam by John Richards
William /. Harrison enters 6. C. Camanche,
by Grey Eagle, dam by Rather.
w. G. Boon enters Oh. colt Falsifue, by Duke
Sumner, dam by Sir Henry.
Sarshel Bynum enters br. colt by Duke Sum-
ner. dam by Marmion
a. w. Morrison enters $. by Collier. dam
by Black Whip.
We the undersigned hereby agree and bind our
salves 10 run sweepstake race over the Fayette
course, on Tuesday Sept. 10Th, 1S43 the day be-
fore the regular Fall meeting, with colts and FLIES
now three years old, mile and repeat, for an
entrance of fifty dollars, half forfeit, three or more
to make race, tU name and close on the 10th day
Of September next, free for all, the rules Of said
course to govern.
Persons entering in the above stakes must ad-
dress their entries to the Editors of this pa per-
postage paid. Fayette, July 9th, 1913
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White Beaver Hats.

A small assortment of white beaver hats, of
superior quality and latest STYLE on hand and for
sale by W, II. McKINSTRY,
No. Is Market Street.
ST. Louis, July 22d, lSi3
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a Card.

a Gard.
nOCT. "A. S. DTNWIDDIE, having located
~ himself at the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Din
widdie, four miles east of Fayette, on the road
leading from Fayette to Columbia, would re-
specially tender his Medical services to the cit-
zens of Howard County, in all the various branches
Of his professions; and in the treatment of Chronic
diseases of all descriptions in particular, having
paid special attention to this subject under the in
structon of Doct. Charles Schiissler, IN eminent
German Physician, and Doct. J. q. Norwood, Of
Lexington, Ky.
Should any persons from distance wish to
avail themselves Of his Medical aid they can be
accommodated with boarding and the attention Of
servants, at Mr.. Thomas Dinwiddie's, ut 81 90
per week.
June l7th lS43. lift
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

DOWDER-8 kegs Dupont Rifle and l kep
IL Blasting Powder, just received and for sale by y
JOEL PREWITT.
Faye,te, Sept. 10th, 1s43
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

SALT-lOO SACKS ground alum salt, for sale by
August 25th, lS43. JOEL PREWlTT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

ILLINOIS MONEY, and st. Louis Scrip, at the
i best rates, received in payment for goods by
SWITZLER d SMITH.
Jan. 2lst, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

CRoSS CUT SAWS, for sale by
I SWITZLER g. SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

--I,Il. y EXAMINATION,
TNHE examination Of the scholars of the Fay-
Il. cite Male and Female Academy, will take
place on Friday the goth inst, at 8 o'clock, A. M.
The patrons Of the Institution and public generally
are invited to attend
d. l. CALDWELL, Principal.
Fayetie, Sept 10th, l543. 27-2t
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New York Bonnet and Silk
Store

1913 Main Street, 81. Louis, LIST door belov
the Bank.
II ME undersigned has establ shed himself as
a above, and would respectfully call the a,ten
Won Of Merchants and the public generally to his
hew stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE SILK GOODS,
BONNETS, LACES,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

SPINNING WHEELS--A large assortment
just received and for sale by J. D. PERRY & Co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

7 EATHER.--A good supply of Sole and Upper
i 4 Leather, of excellent quality, for sale low by
SWITZLER & SMITH.
Fayette, Sept 9th, 1913.
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CHURCH NOTICE

There will be a meeting at Richland MEETING
Mouse, commencing on Friday before the 4th Lord,
day In September. Elders Creath and Allen, will
bs IN attendance, and other Ministering brethren
expected. august 18th, 1s43. = 800 :
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

L EATHER--All kinds, just received and for
IL sale by J. D. PERRY d Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12
SPENCE RS


VNHE numerous proofs daily received OF the
utility of SPsNcER's VEGET.4BLE
PILLS, not only from professional men, bu
also from individuals. previously unknown l.
me, many of them guardians and Instructors
Of youth, who speak from personal knowl
edge, together with the rapid sale, complete
ly satisfies me that ] have not been deceived
Those recomme ndsiioDs hsve fully susisinr
II ID a certain cure for the headache, AZ also
a sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according TO the directions which nc
company them.
| For vicious humors Of the blood and ior
piles, Mrs. Jones's Syrup may be advants-
geously used in connexion with the Pills.
For coughs, inflammation Of The lungs.
pain in The side. or IN any other part of the
system, Mrs. Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
bc applied externally in connexion with the
use of the Syrup and P,lls.
There is not the least difficulty TO be appre-
hended from their use. either Mt home or abroad;
their operation as a caihartic, is so gentle, that
the person who uses them, will only know their
ineslnsble qualities by the speed, eradication o.
the cause Of distress.
In all case. originating in Impurities Of the
blood. and those incident to the female consi-
tuition, these medicines stand unrivalled. and
have no equal. IN these classes Of complaints,
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome.
but often fatal, they have been extensively nsed,
aud with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested. and their efficacy proved and
the pills and syrup combined. have seldom. il
ever bean known to fail Of producing the de-
sir, effect
For sale by MARY TILLEY, No ~, Spring
street. Don't forget the number nor that Spen.
GERS Vegetable Pills are certain cure for the
headache. in all its various forms. May rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12
FALES' CYPRlAN
HAIR TONIC,
For the Gronih, Prsssrpoiion and Resio-
ration Of The Hair.

Vo'~" " "e ho"'
MO matter how bald a person may be, q
~ growth Of hair will be produced, and ms
naturally too as herbage grows on the plain, or
the ILL in the valley. This Tonic is warranted
To cleanse the hair iron, Dandrsf, and every
other nccumnlating substance. 10 your hair
dry and falling of!--ihe Tonic will Inoisten
and fix il firmly in the head. ls your hair thin
or your head bald the Tonic IL warranted TO
satisfy the largest desires in llit kening the hair
ir the 6rsi case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in the second.
IL Is composed OF these remedial agents that
restore the skin at once to n sound aud healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head. n short soft and beautiful
growth Of young hair, gradually increasing in
length, ill IL becomes like your other hair was
beiore you began to lose it,.
| FALES' CoUGH. WoRM, HEADAcHE and
Diarrh@a or Dysen'ary LOZENGES arc safe.
certain aud agreeable remedies for the Diseases
Tor which they are recommended.
! Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their ust, hence their poPularl-
~.
Dyorr's ORACLE or HEALTH, tPhiladel-
phia) Says that Fnles' Modicn,cd i.ozenges are
considered BY those who have used them, 10 lie
'"' e"Po''"' w o'"c' "'0SeNS'
iuio that market.
The CoUGH LozENGEs are bene6cialin NIL
cnses of ron'mon colds. hopping cough, osth-
matte affection, inflammation Of tho throat aud
lungs they are also particular beneficial for
the Group, and u very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive syrup, Con h Candies. Quinsy
Cordials. Pulmonary i,alsams. SC.
THE WoRM LoyENGEs, are safe and
sure remedy for " ornls. 1--we or three il n
dose for very smnl children, and five or sm for
larger ones.
The DYsENTARY I.ozsNGrs are a certain
aud agreeable remedy for Diarhaa and Bowel
Complaints Of Children Full directions as To
diet and manner Of taking them, accompany
each box.
rHE ilEADAcHE or cAMPHoR LozENGFs,
are beneficial in cases Of nervous headache in
feverou. affections ofat,phus character. They
nre useful in rheumatism and peripneunony /;
also in erupiye diseases, To favor the eruption
or bring II back when it has suddenly receded
from the skin, as sometimes happens in measles
and small pox.
N. Is. Be sure that J. J. FAlES, ~ d, Bos-
ton, is on the side OF The Box that you bGy.
For sale in Newport, at the Confectionery
and Variety store Of
July 6 Z. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.

UNillS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculi,
4 property. so long sought fm in other oils
but sought ~ vain, Of producing u new
growth oi hair on heads totally bald
So great are iis nourishing properties. which
il readily impnrt- 10 the roots of the hair, that
II requires but short time TO produce new
growth, and few applications TO check that fal-
ing Of the hair which so often occurs. c-pec ial.
ly after sickness. II prevents The hair from
turning eroy, and when il begins To turn. nny
be easily checked and restored TO its natural
beauty by imparing new life and vigor. This
oil is patroniz.d by the Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with il. Young G' nllemen
will find This oil to produce u beautiful growth
Of whiskers in a very short time.
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
Harana, Feb. 90, 1888.
"Da. Z. A. WARD. having proved to this
Royal rrbu nal that the VrgriabIe Hair Oil Of
his conposlii on has the property Of causing The
growth of ha ir and preventing its fall. by forli-
Tying The deca,ed part, Uhe effects Of The nro-
matte ingredients which have been found in its
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarez,) We hereby authorize its use, not MS
specific, bni ~ good and useful remedy Tor
persons requiring il, whose hair is in u state Of
decay from sickness or other causes.
Signed by Josr BsasAL, NJ. D.
SIMON DEII1vIA, NJ. u.
Witnessed by
Caystano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and v,ns Of Wards Hair Oh. was given the
proprietor by the Royal College Of physicians
NJ Havana. and to those who sro acquainted
with the extreme rgidness Of the medical po.
lice Of Havana, il speaks volumes il }. con-
elusive.
CAvrioN.-1hs great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many to counterfeit it. None
is genuine unless il has n treatise Of ibirt y two
pages round each bottle, with red Xylographic
Label and blue Vigneue centre. Prepared by
T.. A. WARD, NJ. D., New York, and no other
place. General Depot aud wholesale office, ss
Barclay stre ct, New York
For sale by Dr.. r. r. HAZARD,
Sole Agent ior Newport,
Sign Of the Golden Moriar.
Newprot. Jan. 8, IsI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

Genilemen-I nm happy TO inform yon and through
the public, Of the wonderful effects which your cell
ebrned Dnndelion aud Tomnto Pnnacra has had upon
~. believe II TO he duty which owe To my fellow
citizens 10 circulate extensively may he able the
virtues of valuable medicine In order that all who
suffering from disease may like myself he restored
TO health rnn hardly express my gratitude when !
lock back upon my past aud present snieit 10 feel
ing that those ouiy realise, wlo from the
ing suffering of sickness feel that they restored
TO health again. My disease was that horrbls one
called Dyspepsia Constant uDeHsiness niler cHtng,
Pains IN the head shoulders side. buck and limbs Ian
gnor, lassude cosiiveness, resJss nights and uncom
IoriSbie days, had reduced much that had given
up NIL hopes of ever being well had tried great
riey of medicine und Nil lo purpose until purchased
yonr pandeon nnd Jon'nio Psnucea; alter the use o
lew bVtles my p'.is he'll meny appetite returned aud
my iuod sts well, am gaining flesh nnd feel like u
being. make this unsolicited COME sson to You with
much PLEASURE Tor fsl very dcsrous that all who are
afflicted like myself may Try your excellent Pnnacsa
and be cured lSgned,
ELIZA PODESTA,
No. ]. Clinton Plncc, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

~ Mss. Abby.

Thou o"ei, tree. that, m tho mountain standing,
Frowssst In sranisnr the vsIe heIow,
La stern mssninecncs our eommanding-
No sseshIss fslow.hip 10 thine To know
Each will Tower that this tranquil vale emhosoms
se-ms In its social ties more blest than thee
We wAlk among them, and we Gull their blossoms,
aus shan thy JI,sy heisht-ihou lonely tree
10 He, . omen thus sad hoMsas render
To- some nns mind removed Gorn srovsiins ken,
s.sadins si"t IN soii'ary spiendor,
5eyord the re~ch touch ofcommon men,
The world inclines 10 those who crnvs protection,
Loving The suppIinnt voice and b~nd~d knee
Bas uh, ir 0sniu. ever s~eu affection,
Il shsrss = late like ihise--,hou lonely tree
ossy RON yon coud . sunbeam brightly dnrtine,
E,sa while speak. inve-,s ,hy boushs with light.
Nsr~iisnce ,e the lowiy vuls iInparting,
bus rsssing long on ,hy mni~sic height
o. 20 thy dwelling place charm 10 given,
Thovsh sneoupsnioncd by thy Mad II he
fh"a hast briii!sn, messenger from heaven
To cheer thy solitude--thou lonely tree
Hhsa lament the sloomy elevation
rhsi Talent holds. this scene may recall,
And thInk that beams ofhoIy Inspiration
rsrchsnee oft visit ont unwoo'd by nli-
Cold, feeble mind. may lesser boons inherit,
Hut hesven's peculiar communings may bs
Re.erveJ 10 gladden. the ethereal spirit,
Th4, upward tower. like thee, O lonely tree
-,,sssSS IssSa-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12
The Home Valentine.
BY w. p. Palmer.


s"" TON" 'pu r"'' '"o"gh "eddeo 'ong,
A"e oAfo NJ eve re'reo'
COZ mus'nk Der the annhsi s"ns,
u" nov De" muse inspired"
With all loves y-nal glow,
a grny hair from his b-n,led brow,
Like faded leaf from su,unin bougb,
FsII To the pegc below.
~,
w "'. ~
'r
IL were not strange 7" say,
l"r Fanc, f"vor'fcs ar" but men,
Aud who e'er frli tho st"ic when
F'rst Conscious Of decay.
t,., oe, oh..l r.5L;.,
v;,i.
rh,. ,,,r,,,.a h;..,.
,,L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12
Boston, Feb. 23, 1919.

The reader will perceive by q perussl OF the
first and second certificates. that the Punacea
has pro,iueed remarkable cures Of two Of the
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurilies
OF tho blood, viz Hrysipelus aud Scrolulous
humor. That these diseases result from such u
cause and cannot he relieved unless the cause il
removed, no intelligent physician will deny
That they are obstinate aud difficult 10 cure,
there are too many affecting aud malapcho y
proofs ~ the community. aud that the Panacea
has effected cures of them, and in cases Of long
siandipg. ihe aboye certificates ure sufficient
proof lihe two last, viz dyspepsia aud gene
raj debility, ~. among the most cuiDmon aud
tIopbleso,ue diseases with which the community
are afflicted. and give rise TO grsn, suffering, boih
mental aud badly. II will be seen that the
Panaoea has produced certain and radical cures.
IN long, bad cases or that class Ny inserting
other certificates in our possession, we could
show the wonderful effect which th. Panscea
has produced in all the diseases for which we
recommend its use but this wa think will be-
sufiic ion, to convince all who can be convinced
Of proof
Persons should be particularly cautions, If
they wish Tor the Genuine Medicine. Always
be sure and ask for tho DanJelion Panaces, and
receive no other.
For sale wholesale and retail. by the proprie-
tors. RANSOM 4 STEVENS, Chemist aud
Druggists. Arnory Hall building. $50 Washing.
ton street, Boston.
Also Tor sale by their duly appointed agents;
Newport, X. h. ilazard md r. J. Taylor,
druggists; Bristol, l.. w. Briggs, w. n. 4
Bsyley. druggists; Warren, Wm Parker,
druggist; swanssy. John A. Wood. druggist,
and by druggists throughout the COus,ry.
July 70.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-12

PiIial Love.

The following letter from the Hon.
Wnddy Thompson, our Minister to Mexi-
CT, addressed 10 one Of the editors OF
this paper, narrates an incident beautiful
" aud iouchingiy illustrative Of the deep
md tender affection with which the giH-
ed and lameu.ed Legsre repaid the nur-
tuie aud care If the widowed mother,
whose early and judicious training
doubtless laid the foundation Of his emi
nenee.- Charleston Cour.
Mexico, Aug. 10, I843.
NV DEAR STA: have rarely known
the death oi any individual to cause a
more general sensation than that OF our
lamented friend Legare nor to call
forth more haliering tributes to that ge.
MUS, learning and eloquence, for which
he wns chiefly known to the world. !
beg leave 10 mention to you an incident
which exhibited those tender and ailrc-
G"nsts qualities which so much en-
deard hun to his friends. A deep
and a,iJing affection for ones mother,
] have generally found 10 be the most
striking characteristic OF "naiures finely
touched" | have never known this
ieelng To exist 10 a stonger degree than
wiih Mr.. Lrparc. We were classmates
aud ioIipalo friends in College-and
served also in Congress together -
" bao he made that most splendid effort
"n 'h' Suh-1rsasuiy, which called firth
the universal admiration Of political
friend. Ind opponents, after he had re-
crivcd the congratulations of all around
him, ] said. "Cmme, Legare, your lodg-
tnas ate distant from the capital-mine
otc near, go aud dine with me-" When,
W. h'd arrived nl NY house, ] said to
him, Well, Isgare, did not choose
tn niingic NV congratulations with the
crnUa, bit NV 4 tell you that YOU
made . Cpl. ndid SPEECH, and am proud
rfyoh ~ Ilo replieJ, Il thank you,
aui salur What ypu say, for ! know
,hs, i .. sincere - and then, With his
r,,s .oifused with tears, added, IL do
-ssure you, that the greatest happiness
~bu h feel y To- know that my mother
~ili be grs,ili, 4
YVss., 'rvly, ". TucAvsoS.