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SHIPPERS AND SHIP OWNERS

SHTPFEKS IND sTITF wv .NEKS.
NOUR attention is asked 10 the annexed COM
i munications showing, by actual experience,
the superior advantages OF Walthall as port for
receiving or dischargng cargoes The Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company are prepared 10
transport all articles Of produce and merchandise
at the annexed rates.
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JAMES RIVER, 18th July. 1911.
To JAMES BosHfR,
Prcadt nj ne Riet'd& Pc'crI,g n. n. ca

PrcSidt ot tic Riet'd& Pc;crJ'g n. n. ca.
For the information Of ship maslers and owners
who may not be acquainted with The facilities and
advantages OF yourdcpot on the Appomanox River.
beg leave 10 state, in the first place. there IS
water Tor ship 10 load TO IL feet, 10 leave The
dcpo, at half flood, and get over Harison's bar
at high water In the next place, your fine ware
houses are OF vast importance in storing tobacco.
a. the scvccorc can pick ont the hoshcads 1t is
nv firm belief, ,ha, ship of 600 hoghcad, would
gain 50 Your fine wharves are a great saving
of labor. blocks and falls in the hosting OF cargo
am fully satisfied that the despatch ana convent
ence for leading or discharging is superior to any
other Mace ON The river +. NEIL
Master of Barquc ST. Joseph OF Baltimore.
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nEMnCRATIl. RAII.Nl

The Democratic Association of the City Of
Richmond, will hold an adjourned meeting at
the Concert Room of the Exchange Hotel to-
morrow night at : o'clock. 1t is hoped every De-
mocrat will I've in attendance
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Alexandria Lottery, to draw August 3rd.-
Capital. 100000 10000. 80 Of 1000, &c Tick
els $40; a certificate of package OF whole
tickets costs only 500; halves $50; quarters $50.
Alexandria Lottery, 10 draw August 10Th
Capitals 100000, 10000 40 OF 900, &c Tick
els $40; certificate OF package of whole
tickets will be sen, for $40; halves sos quar-
ters $50 80.
Alexandria Lottery To draw l1lh August
G6 numbers. l3 drawn. Capitals 50 1000 TO-
600, 10 of 1000 &c. Tickets $40; certificate
OF a package OF whole tickets will be sent BY
Word for the low price Of so; halves Si5;
quarters SD 81.
Alexandria Lottery, 10 draw 9th August
Capitals $4,000, $4,000. l2.500, 30 of 900,
100 of 800, &c. Tickets Sl2; certificate of 4
package OF whole tickets will be sent for SlG0;
halves $50: quarters 80.
Alexandria Lottery, 10 draw 3lst August
(hhc last iosc cf Summer -Capitals $:30,000 TO-
900, - of 900. &c. Tickets SIC; a certificate OF
a package of " hole tickets will be- sent Tor .la0;
halves $50; quarters $50.
All communications addressed to me are at
tended 10 Immediately, and in every case the
s;riclcst confidence is observed. Please address
J. +. WORD, Richmond Va.
July ~ 2l-wtd
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Rates Of Freight on the leading articles OF Mer--
cbandizc between Appomattox and Richmond


chandizc between Appomattox and Richmond
and Petersburg:
Hhds y. Orleans Sugar, 3oc's
BbIs do. do. ~
Hhds Molasses, Az
Bbs. do. -
Hhds Tobacco, oo
Salt, per sack,
Do. do $50 lbs,
Cotton, persquare bale, ~
plaster, per ton of a,oOolbs., % %
Bacon, per hid, ~
Castings and zig iron, per ton, %
Iron in bars or plates, steel and pig lead DO 3,
Tobacco in boxes or kegs
Small packages in proportion
Dry Goods in cases, boxes and bales per
cubic foot when measured
Hardware do. do. p;.h-
Hhds tobacco, including drayase in kich- &c
Plaster au will be caricl at The convenience OF the
o There will be no charge for wharfage on pro-
a,.o ~ Goods sent BY the Railroad
'u'e u JOHN WILLIAMS. Treasurer
July 10
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81 Sales of Mr.. VIM r Lipscombs (of Lon
isa county, Crop of Tobacco a, Srabrooks Ware
house, by the Inspectors, at Public Auction, July
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H. B.-Bcsidcs these schemes sell tickets in
smaller ones that draw every day in the week.
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WAsnINGrov Inly n

SATURDAY las, was the day fixed upon b. the
.NormoRs for holding convention IN the city OF
Raltimore 10 nominate candidates 10 be voted for
Ly Them Tor the offices OF President and Vice Presi-
dent of The United States. We learn from the
Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening that
number OF Mormons assembled in Baltimore on
that day asrceably to appointment, and decided
on account ofthe death ofthcir leader, Joe Smith,
(who was 10 have been their candidate) TO make
NO movement on the Presidential question.
( National JutcIItncU<er
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EXTRACT Of a lettc, f,om prominent Democrat IN
North Caroiia0. July III, ISL
Il have been almost constantly engaged, since
my return, in visiting different public meetings at
the call of our friends. Our rarity are united Tor
Polk and Dallas, and for Hoke for Governor
feel confident that the Wing majority on former
elections will be greatly reduced, and am not
without strong hopes of carrying The State, The
course pursued by our opponents in regard TO the
Texas question, is any thing but what it should
be. They ridiculc the subicct-disparase the
people and the country-charse the advocates OF
annexation with being speculators-excile pa
mic of the certainty of war-and misiepresent the
terms of The Treaty, as to the amount OF the Tex
as debt, and its payment With such topics as
these they mystiiy the subject, and mislead the
public mind from the real question; notwhstand-
ing the great body of the people are correct in
their feelings, and are disposed TO owha is right!
beg to say, we are collecting, and shall shortly
publish the facts in regard TO the part taken by The
grandfather of Governor Polk in the Revolution.
These facts fully disprove the foul charge OF his
being Tory
Estates Rights" received, and shall appear next
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John s. GOULDIN is now on trip through
y the Valley and Southwestern part OF Virsi-
MIA, collecting for the Richmond Enquirer, Rich
mond Wing, Richmond Compiler, Southern Lite
rary Messenger, Religious Herald. &c. Keep 4
'lool out" for him, and don',let him come away
empty" WILLIAM GOUIDIE
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TOHN +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, Opposite Tie Exchange Aotd, Rioi-
moad, Pirgia0.-Single Tickets and Packages
in al! the Lotteries for sale BY J. +. Word.
J. +. Word has great pleasure in presenting
10 his numerous correspondents i'll the country,
the following brilliant collection of Lotteries TO Be
drawn in the month Of August. They are all
iine--but the one for 18th is peculiarly favorable
for those who purchase hr the package. The
one 10 he drawn the 9th is a magnificent scheme;
and, as the demand for tickets will be very great,
persons wishing 10 secure 4 chance had better
send ON their orders as soon as possible To
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Estates Rights" received, and shall appear next
week.
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Lancyillc, Warwick Co, July 18th.
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THARIUT TESVTLLE FEMALE ACA-
~ DENY The tenth session otlhis institution
will commence on the first Monday in September
and close on the last FRIDAY of June.
The patronage enjoyed by this Academy has
steadily increased from lis establishment 10 the
present time. Terms Tor 4 session Of ten months
Board including every accommodation, $50
Tuition, in an extensive English course, 30
Music, 50
French, 20
Painting and Drawing, 10
No deduction will be made except in cases Of
protracted sickness. WIN. 5. WHITE,
July 10 2l-3t Principal.
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EXTRACT Of a letter from higdly intelligent Tir-
gini0a. aosr IN Chester County, Pennsylvania,
daicd "]rLY llth, 1914.
Il have little chance Of forming very accurate
opinions about the Democratic strength in this
State, but, from all can learn, the prospects Tor
Polk and Dallas are most cheering The party
has rallied fully, is Jealous and active, and calm
Judges calculate on from - 10 10000 majority in
the fall"
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CUItcIuT lot Enquirer, &C.
p. S.-Gcorge A. Wright is collecting for the
above named papers in the counties round about
Lynchburg. Pay him. WIN. GOULDlN
July 10 2l-9t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21
TREMENDOUS DECLINE In COTTON.

Emperor of Russia in England.
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SENTENCE AND IMPRISONMENT OF
O'CONNELL!!!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-20
pIiRE NOLOGY,

Or. Gall says, where the brain is only 13 or
Ia inches in horizontal circumference, idocy is
the invarable consequence. Thus we see that
the manifestations of mind depend on large
brain and good quality. A stupid person is CALL
ed thck.head or numb-skull; a cold will pro-
duce stupidity in the best head, and disease Of
the brain leads to delirium or insanity com.
preston effaces all manifestations; the mind,
then, in this life, is not independent of matter.
Men, remarkable for force Of character, as
franklin, Meancthon, Luther, Calvin. Jeffer.
son, Bonaparte, Shakespeare, &C., had large
heads, as necessary consequence, for they had
minds that operated on the millions
Temperaments modify the action of the bra in
When the brain aud nerves predominate, the
nervous temperament arises, and is known by
thin skin, muscles and hair. quick motions, pale
ness and often delicate health. The mind is
quick, apt to be Influenced by antipathes, a.
gainst dogs, spiders, fruit, &c.
Females are most generally affected by this
temperament, which arises from modern fash
ionable life
SANGu1NE-A performance oI the lungs,
heart and blood vessels. The body is well form.
ed, flesh firm, hair light face ruddy, veins and
eyes blue digestion good; gay. fond of plea
sure, not suspicious, benevolent and modest.
BILIous-Ilsir black, skin dark, great ener-
gy Of body and mind stature small; quick,
sarcastic, irrascibe.
LyMpHArrc.-Skin pale, hair fair, ciculation
languid, digestion slow The mind acts slow
ly, and not easily dscomposed.
The temperaments are rarely pure.
Inactivity of brain, or when ovsrtasked, i'm
pairs health or its own functions. A head ve-
ry broad in proportion to the height indicates
mind in which the animal propensties govern.
When the opening Of the ear stands nearly on
level with the eye, the person is very little
prone to violence OF temper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-20
OBITUARY.
Com municated.l ]

C0HimuncUed.I
Died, suddenly, on the sixth of April, Mr.. IA.
con REED, of Rush township Northumberland
county, member of the Lutheran Church, aged
50 years, 10 months and ~ days. On the sth of
April his remains were committed to the dust
Mr.. JACOB REED was truly what he professed
to be, viz Christian, if we have any evidences
at all by which we can know whether a man is
follower of the meek and lowly Jesus. For the
last six or seven years, his attention seemed to
be almost solely and wholly directed to the great
and important subject of Religion, and doing
good to his fellow.men. A few weeks before his
death he was at a protracted meeting in Danville,
where, one day in prayer meeting, he read
chapter, and then made some remarks on il and
becoming very weak he said, cit seems 10 me
Of late that shall not be long for this world any
more for the other day as was hitching up my
horse, all at once, sank to the ground and fell
asleep and knew nothing ofmyselfand this world
Thus shall soon fall asleep and wake no more
upon earth" And truly it happened So On the
sixth of April, he went to a neighbors house on
some business and as he gave his hand to a sick
daughter Of the family and asked her how she
was, he sank to the floor, smiling After they
had raised him up and lain him on a bed, he brea-
thed several times and then fell quietly asleep.
and is now no more upon earth. lie left not on
ly widow and children, but also many friends
to dcplore his loss. But he is gone to his long
home. May God bless the Church with more
such members, whose example speaks well for
the cause Of Christ after they are dead and gone
DanriN Democrat
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Rise and Progress OF Printer.

Shurlow Weed, editor of the Albany Even
ing Journal, gives the following endorsement
to James Harper, COT the firm OF Harper and
Brothers) who has been placed in nomination
by the "Native American" party in New York,
as their candidate for Mayor ofthat city, Weed
says:
In lSl6. we worked as a journeyman in the
same office with James and John Harper
They were distinguished, like Franklin, our
great example in the art, for industry, temper
,ance and economy. James was our partner
at Press We were nt work as soon as the day
rdawned, and though on pleasant summer af:
ternoon, we used occasionally to sigh :or walk
upon the Battery before sundown, he never
would allow the 'bslls to be capp'd" until he
had broken the back Of the thirteenth "token."
The sequel il that the journeymsn Printer of
1916, is in 1871, the head of one ofthe first il
not The frst-pubishing houses in the world :;
man of ample fortune, enjoying the respect
and confidence of his fellow citizens in so emf
nent degree as 10 render it probable that ne
will become the Chief Magistrate Of our great
Metropolis are the rewards Of industry,
enterprise and integrity"
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

FovSps ,e,g sD f "a, a.sa, for s ss s
purchasers, for cash, at prices from TO- is 25 and
30 cents per pound.
Ready made Beds, BoIsters and Pillows, Cufled
Hair Mattresses. Moss do, and ether kinds to suit
any size Besdsteads, always on hand. Curled
Hair and New Orleans Moss by the bale or single
pound. hlsos
Blankets, Mmseilles Quilts, Comfortabes and
Deds,eads Of all descriptions.
0jr Country Merchants will find it TO their ad.
vantage 10 call before purchasing
FINLEY q co,
S.E.'corner Of Second and Walnut sts. Phlad.
March 23d, lSd4--3m
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Treasurer's Sale.

a GREEABLY TO an act Of the general assem-
IA bly, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
passed the 18th of March, 1915, and the supple-
ment thereto, entitled an act directing the mode Of
selling unsea,ed lands for taxes and other purposes
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House
in the Borough Of Sunbury, on the second Tues
day In June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the follow
ing described tracts Of land for arearages of taxes
due, and the costs accrued on each tract respective.
ly, unless previously DISCHARGED, to wit:
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Bran9refhs Vegetable UairerSai
Pills.


Pills.
Northumberland county Mion--Mackey 4
Chambellin. Sunbury-II. b. Masser. M'EWens-
ville-Ieiand & Meixcll Nouhumherland-Nm
Forsyth. Georgetown--J. & j. Walls.
Union County: New Derlm-Bogar & WIN
Ter. Sensgrove-George Gundrum. Middle
burg-isaac Smith. Beavefiown--David Huhle,
Adsmsburg-W J. May. Mfinsburg-MenscI,
Il Ray. Harteton-Danel Long. Freeburg-
q. +. &. Moyen Lewsburg-Wals a Greer.
Columbia county Danvlle-E. ID. Reynnld.
& Co. Berwick-Shuman & Rttenhouse. Ca
tawissa-C, q. Brobts. Bloomsburg-lohn f
Meyer jersey Town--Levi Bise. WASHINGTON
Robt. McCay. Limestone--Balli". = McNtnch,
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
iifcate of Agency, containing representation o.
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Smr.
and upon which will also be seen exact copi,~ ,i
the neV hdbe& nop used upon the Brandreik PrH
BOres.
Philadelphia, office No, s, North sth street.
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
June Gath, ls43,
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Couaie-fetters'
ID e A r n RL O w.

ne puhfc VIII Please observe that no Brsndrcth
r''s are geph'nc, unless the lrox has three Ia
oe'. upon IT, the top, the side and the bolt,ml
eacn cohta''hng fac simile signature of my h nd
wsinng' 'hus--B. BnASpRErH, NJ D.-Thesc Ia
vel, sle e'Igrayed on scel, beautifully desienrd,
anu uorH at an expense of over s2O00.--Thereiorr
W.T. be seen that the only thing necessary to pro-
cue the medicine in its purity, is to observe these
tabes,
Remember the top, the side and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhr
eed, and hold
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office gfhe BALrrMonE AMERICAN. April 10.
WHEAT.-The market has been but scany
supplied The few parcels of Md. and Virginia
good to strictly prime quality. We quote good to
best white whea's at los il23 cents. Some s
to 5000 bushels Of Pcnnsy lvania reds have h' zen
sold in the course Of the week, at prices ranging
from l04 TO LOG cts. for fir TO good and we quote
those rates to day. Some parcels continue to be
put into store for better rates.
WHISKEY,-The market steady throughout
the week, al 22 cts. for hhds and 23I cts. for bbs
and we continue to quote those rates to-day.
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A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT

To The act entitled "An Act relating 10 conn
~ rates and icuteS and founShip rates and
teuies," passed the 10Th day Of Aprit, 1854
SEcrIos |. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonweal,h
Of Pennss lvani,, in General As emily met, and it
is hereby enacted hy the authority .ul the same,
that IL shall he the duty of the Supervisors of the
highways OF every township and hor ugh in the
counties of Schuylkr Northumberland, and Car,
bon, annually to select one OF their number or ap
point some suitshle inhahsnt Of the town ship OF
borough, u he collector of the Road taxes levied
or ASSESSED for such township Ar borough, which
Supervisor OF other person appointed collector a.
aforesaid shall give II nd with wn o more sullir irien
secunues, to be approved hy the Township oI b.
rough Auditors, and deposited with then, which
said bond shall lie IN uls name Of such township
borough, and The condlion thereof shall be thai
su'h collector shall we'll nnl truly collect and paw
oveI 10 the Township or Borough Treasurer, il one
ne elected rr appointed, and If not then to the Su.
perSlsors, or account ioS, according to law, the
whole amount Of the tayes charged aud Assessed in
the duplicate delivered 10 such collector IhU; i-9.
That nothing herein contained shall he construed
to prevent oil persons rated Tor road taxes from
working gu, their respective taxes in ie manner
now provided by law.
SrcrIoS : Tint {, shah and may he lawful for
Z
counties Of Schrylkill and Noihumhcr nj annu.
ally, al The time and place Of eler,ine Supervs ~,
10 eject Township NJ Borough Treasurer who shan
give such hcrd and perform such duties and te
subject tn the like p,rahIes as are provided Inr ia
the niuey hiih ninety sixth. ninety seventh and
ninety eighth e ons of act nt the fifteenth April
one thousand right hundred and thirty four, en-
uticd AN act relating to Counties aud Townsh' =.
and County and Township oiiiccrs."
SEor'"s 3. That so lar as any lew .. is hereby
altered or suppiIei, bc, and the same is hereby re
peaied
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.
,.,, SEcRErARr's OTrIcE.
certify that the above aud foregoing is trGe CO.
~ " 'eo''on' /, ., aud Of the original act, sp-
prove" We l4,h day Of March, 1sl4, as the same
rem .,ns dIed in this Office.
Nv Witness my hand, and the seal oI
said office a, Harrisburg, the lith day
L. s of March 4Hon,s 4; D; .si4' 4. WILSON
wv Dep. See'y Commonwealth
March 23j, lS4i.
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EVANS T. WATSON.


Of Bo'i Iron, (snd net over Plank as ninety We
out of every one hundred now in use and for sale
are madr,) With first rate Locks and David Evens'
Patent keyhole Covers, similar to the one exhibit.
ed at the Philadelphia Exchange for three months
in the summer Of 1912, when all the Keys were at
liberty to be used, and the Chest not opened, al.
though the experiment was tried ly a, least 500
persons. One OF the same Locks was ,red by
Robbers, at the Delaware Coal Office, in Walnut
street, above Third, but did not succeed.
0r HOis,ing Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks aud all kinds of Iron Ratings, Seal and Go.
pyIng Presses, and smilhwork generally, on hand
or Manufactured at the shortest notice.
UT CAUTION-I do hereby caution all per-
sons against making, using, selling, or causing to
he sold, any keyhole Coyers FOR Fire Proof Chesl.
or Doors, Of any kind similar In princi"' -. >
Patent, Of 10Th July, ls4l, and aI.- " ny
hsl.ss,.io,, ,sd ss,S M with Slate which my r..a,
- ..n ~" 80, ~ io44. as any infringement will
Seah "Ih aeeording',s 70 law,
| DAVID EVANS.
! Philsde'PAi'l April "a, lsit-ly
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HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that he in
tends to continue in his old stand, opposite the
Cour, House, in Sunbuty, Northumberland coun,
ty, Pa, where he is web prepared to give satisfac
ton to all who may favor him with their custom.
Being thankful for pas, favors he hopes receive
a continuance of public patronage
CHARLES ID. WHARTON.
Sunhury, March 81, lSd4.-3t
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JOHN MOYER, Tailor
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
DouglassviIle, April 18th, 1913.

DouglnssviIie, April 18th, 1913.
Mir. OAKLEY My son Edmund Leaf, had the
scrof1la in the most dreadful and distressing man.
ner for three years, During which time he was de-
prved of the use of his limbs, his head and neck
were covered with ulcers. We ted all The differ
ent remedies, but to no effect, until recommended
ly DIR. Johnson of Norlistown, and also DR.. Isaac
Hiester, of Reading, to use your Depurave Syrup
of Sarsapara, of tshichl obtained several bottles.
the use of which drove The disease entirely cut of
hs system, the healed up, and the child was
restored 10 perfect health, which he has enjoyed
unnterruptediy ever since, to the establishment Of
many persons who seen him during his afllictior.
have though, h my duty, and send you this cer'i-
icatc that others who have like afliction in tho
family may know where TO obtain SO valuable
medicine. Yocrs trl,y,
AMELIA d. LEAF.
Sept l6, lS4S.-1y
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Si,7O2,070

ANOTHER CoNvIcT1ov ron LBEI..--The editors
IN Phtsborg being hauled over the Goals for
their librs- Finn x Kainc, of the Aurora, have
just been declared by jury guilty ola libel upon
Judge Grer, for calling him in their paper ass.
The Judge, it was proved, ia barber shop, had
called the editor ass in the presence of one of
the publishers, though he did not know him at
the time. A judge may call aprin,er an ass, but
a printer must not call a Judge one.