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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
BAR HINES LOTIUN.

NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
oto possible that persons ,cH consent 10 suffer nth
pain when caused by Rhumsism, Sprains Bruises Dis
locations Cuts Gianduiar Tmors, Lubago, Head1ehe,
Cramp IN the Stomach, 8c.s
nNE BOTTLE OF the above inv auable Lotion will be
~ sufficient to satisfy the sceptica that the
e be depended upon any article before she public for
which all liable less In fact it well
abshed Family Medicine and should always in eve
PERSONS house, Throughout the they will
have remedy at hand, which Be depended upon
Of accidents Sc.
For sale, wholesale and retail the Proprors Depot 500
Broadway, New York and BY Agents throughout the
United States. Price Is cents
G. 5. BARTINE 4 CO.. Proprietors,
323 Broadway, New York.
Orders for quantity, addressed above, will be pune.
tualy attended to- m cod
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
'lHE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College
% e s Ct s New BE-
cret indulgence Of any kind Il s invaluable
remedy for s,erty barrennes, unless depend
snc 5attle. 81 each cssrn Of half dozen cxrcis,
picked ana sent 20 all parts Of the Union
ykLPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
aad mocorpurulcnt discharges from the uethn Thess
Fills the Of twenty years experience the Hospital d.
lo.sor an D remedy for al
the uretha. They effect much shorter time
any other remedy without antng the BREATH dssgeeng
t stomach confinement from business Price 81 per boz
RECORDS AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE.
oH the permanent OF primary secondary ayphis
venerea ulcers, nodes, complaint produced by
njrdicious use OF mercury unsul medical treameu,
All persons suspecng venereal faint their sys
son consider hmaef safe after having the yenes dscss
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly or,
Sole in single bottles 81 each in eases of hall dozen.
-; carefully pecked and sent 70 all parts Of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPA
Rll4LA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
F1REPARED by the New York College Of Medicine sas
rh,fmscy established for the suppression ofqcke Tn
Tying qualities and curative Of the herbs cou6
deny recommendcdby the Colcg nnitey
relied on certain remedy for all diseases arising from
purc Of the blood such scroua rag
bloche. or pmples ulcers PAIN in the bones joints nodes
cuaneous crpons throat any disease
um tbs secondary effects 9fsyra inudcious assof
sold y snse bottles, t:cesnGs
orc dozen Is 90
Cares forwarded 20 all pcrts Of the Union.
= '''' '''r,l d'eST T.a e ghcls.sle gsr,sa's
GG3- The Concentrated Extract of sarsaparilla Gen
an and SassaIas also for sale nj 173 Division street
opposite Ludlow street
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Passengers Arrived.
LeEooN-Ship 81. James-Wm Barn-aud 65 in the steer
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= WUlVET IENI-WUNEY IENT.
IT, Highest prices advanced in Urge and small
@ ,eWeiry Diamonds gold and Silver Watches Plate, Wear
'"S Apparel and every description OF personal property
40 -. JOHN NJ DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroher,
- - 25e William street near Duane street.
. M, IA M,aExICAN SCRIP FOR SALE
N her anna 70 MeI,ean Scrip bearing per cent interest
BY the present hold IN quarterly nstaents for sale
to T. r. ass Bsess u the 18th October pro,mo addressed
,ST,,s s" "l mad this wOht.Oe snd secure investment
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ALExANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY BEIN9 A
LIQUID Dye which nstsnansously changes the color
hair To beautiful brown black without injury the hair or
SKIN The great superiority Of this Dye in its easy
mode OF application and eect-sl other DIVES
requiring from twelve hours produce any change
application
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun n-ALyxANpgr
TRIcoBArHE-Tbe effect Of the above the hair is truly
tonishng. II tried yesterday Office and thech
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum u-Seyet
scquantances have recently applied 10 their hair thew
Bile liquid Dye known Alexanders Tncobaphe-a new ma
valuable discovery and has failed produc The
desired effect Immediately after applying il gray hair O.
whskers, il impars beautiful brown black color.
For sale by Rushton druggists, ITO Broadway 10 As
tor House and ss Broadway, corner 18th street; Asp-
wall 90 William street. johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. w Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United staesee ofsole agents.
X. & u. A. WRIGHT,23 South th street,
ollmsrc Ph,edelphia
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MONS. FOlGNET, one of the principals of the Sc
WI known the public the firm Of Foignet aud Taylos
Classical French aud English School, and under whose charge
the Frencs Department takes this opportunity inform his
former pupils and the public general that he will reopen
Eve lag lass al MS school ROOM No 73o Broadway ON
Monday, October 90 h.
Mons having leisure hours will likewise consecrate
hem afw private pupils For enquire at his resi-
dence, No 2l7 Green St. Amity, or at the school,
o32tawlmArc.
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SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
> to he instruction Of Music respectfully informs has friends
aud the public he will during the month OF October
class for the VIOLIN at his No $50 Broadway
Terms moderate Those who DESTROYS Of becoming pupils
will please apply Signor Godone, 400 Broadway, and
Chambers Joiie, 1886 Broadway.
Sigaor kapet will usual giving lessons
Plnnn aud Nm, al snd 1Inxrc
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Medical Aid.
noe ron CIR econ

u 4 4 On u IL Il II ~ IL
NERVOUS Constitutional. also sexual Debility re-
~ sutug from certain ndscreet practices Of the
youthful and houghtess Nature good
. ever forget her but will later call them
TO an accounta fearful proves
Among the symptoms ohs bghng aud desolating habit
impoency nocturnal emissions, consumption asling Of
The body pslpitson Of the heart shaking Of the
hands, confusion Of the intellect want Of business
yoracious appetite for fod; and or partial
loss Of some Of the faculties, such the sight, hear
ing voice, &c, and also the derange of
ssrtaia organs such the $50 each liver lungs and brain
THIS last SYMPTOM indicates the rapid approach of
For repairing and ie nvigosating the constitution and
energies OF such as are in this wise afflicted DR. q.
would most earnestly recommend his nvgoratng Tonic
Codat strengthens and generously nourshes system
and IS not followed by reaction The with other
medes us good effects permanent and the lasting
Price 50 bottle Of half dozen for S0
by 10 OF the couutry what
aud less expensive the ingredients powder be
by mail much will make three bottles with full dec
toss and advice for S. and larger quantity in proportion DR.
Greeofyls consulted at MS &c Gold
all hours Of day evening All communications conde
tial and by mail must be paid Pateuts waiting
aud of each
other Dr. g. regular Physician and Surgeon and has
THAI twenty III the If dis.
eases IN all their vareries. TENS sonabe n23 lmsr
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Mr.. VIM. HILL.

MIR. VIM. Hill: Nsw YoRK October, 1874
Sir,-iaving had the Misfortune IN io.. H., -. . =
my hair by gradual falling OF during tour :" oy. pa o .,
friends who had been similarly Affected =, 81 my
Onguen and to my great Joy has comriet.
moist soft aud gives beautiful dessy sppearanes c hair
J. r. sANDERsoN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

HAkPS HAkfS.
s5 Anthony ST., Doors from Broadway.
AMEs HANLEY, the only Pupil Of Sebastian Erard, Of
London aud Paris calls public his stock linz
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harps Including his
eelebraeds Grand Gothic Instruments with Meac vi
brating Bases, SC. &c.
James Henley has been honoed it'll the testimonials of the
President Of the United States the Ministers
Courts OF London and Paris Professors Bochsa Avars Chat
tecn orn aud numerous Others from private individuals Of
distinguished musical talent.
Observe 80 Anthony street, doors from Broadway.
HAIRS KEPAIRED: Strings, Gc sl2 Intro
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ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel

,..c., NEw YoRK, May g. 1874.
90 ceniy that have been seriously afflicted with danduf
,ans on OF my h4ir Tor more than ye years. and
maue use OF several articles SAID be sure for HE
same and found benefit arising them but he re-
verse hny at the Of Mr Hill was induced no trv
nus Ong9ent, and the result has been satlsac
~ , eov'ng The csndruf, staying the hair and causing
shoye 10 mau would recommend any afflicted ith the
~ max use OF the Onguent being PERFECTLY sa,,.6ed
they wiirespsreat benefit from the SAM ''' 'a''"eu
. :. A. POWERS
Nihncheste<, Ontario County ~ "
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

has been OF general regret that few opportu
mites OFFER that prove sufficiently attractive young
men, 20 draw them from the hanns OF dissipation and
,t,ae,ive amusement An excellent opportunity of
and inormstion where gentlemen my resort and pass
agreeable hour. At Disbrows Riding School Bowery
required attend regularly, ooly may suit ihe con-
,enience The school VIII be open every evening from
"a O'Clock Sundays eIcepted)
The School is open daily for Ladies, from sAM tosP,M
o3l lm.rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
WELDED IRON

BOILER FLUES
nF ANY ID AMEI Err, but not exceeding l6L feet in
iength thickness OF metal from II wire guage
lhe-e are the only Tubes used the English add French
government steamers, aud otter fast and can
I'd only from the Paeuee.
ozs re THOs. PROssER Liberty IT. NY.
ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
HIGH extensively used the European capitals
w nnow for the FIRST time introduced into the u. States
II made from the best sfted and cleaned coffee and
one teaspoon full more less according the Hste diluted
with hot water or milk furnishes cup Of excellent coffee
The that the ssgacity Of bic
OF TINS coantr will immediately perceive the
ven noes offers TO house keepers IN general travellers by
land OF restursteu &c and indugrs hope be
rewarded for the sacrifice the Of novelty
always demands by liberal patronage which fail
his Essence. 49, ~ -
lt is for sale at wholesale by H. d. Hi No Water street.
and retail by Bunker Co, 10 Maiden Jane j. q.
corner Chanbers and Centre w s. Corwn Broad
way h. l.. SZADkTZKY. Sole Manuiacturer
Inr I,eII 2tat~.
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To Mr.. VIM. Hill.

To Nj VIM. HI.
Dear Sir,A short time my hair came dry exceed
ngly harsh and finally commenced falling out which increased
such alarming extent that quite thin and what
remained appeared perfectly lfess indeed was feani ri
losing all Of IT, AT last, r ough your PERSUASION m.
duced inaibie Onguent which hsppv ~
IN short time csed mar to entirely falling Off as
moist soft and glossy and add df,
members my family Especially female portion have
used the Onguent for like purposes with like success
Yours respectfully
Asa GARDNER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

TRANSACTIONS.
GENERAL TRANSMITTING OFFICE, 81 Chamb
VI seet-Tran Lotions from the Frsnch Spanish lieru,
Portuguese and ltan made with correctness and despatch
ulG lvxt
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ADVERTISEMENTS
az THE
COTsLEEls
-
4edsc.ne and PharmacY
20 NASSAU STREET.
v f DIG l. VICE.

PRIVATE DISEASES
,A'Hk MEMBERS Of the New York Colleye OF Mea,,,xa
and Pharmacy established for the
continue 20 direct their particular all diseases
private nature and can confidently promise persons requrs
Medical eament asae and permanent without injury
The constitution from business nvads are par
tculary Tested make application the College on tx
nrat appeahs &c oil those dis Of
sad time nay be thus avoided One Of members OF this
College for many connected wh the prncpai pt
IN Europe Tor the Of those complaints attends for cousu
taton daily from A. NJ. TO T. r. M
fems-Adyce and Medicine 25--a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-ressoas
living the country and finding announcement 70 make per
soaa applications, have forwarded them
Ing az medicae requisite to perform radical cure, by satrS
their case explicitly together with all symptoms Of
traction and rcceved elsewhere any and 90
closing IS, post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEM7

NO Il TOWARD STREET.
SlGNA Y SIG. FERlERO have reopened their School,
- and will commence entirely class for Young La.
dies and Masters Tuesdays aud Fridays half
TUITION
Mondays and Thursdays Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Tuesdays and Fridays half classes for Young Ladies
aud Masters Monday and Thursday evenings half Il
Dancing and Waiting Glasses for Gentlemen Tuesdays
aad fridays at the hour Watzing Polka and Mazova
will be taught in all the classes during the Private
classes and boarding. schools puncuay
ed to- Private Sources will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

WHOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. ~ Hayward the original discoyere and first inventor
of Metallic nsolube India Rubber has discovered another i'm
in the application which will puzzle the world to
lind he has associated with him capitalist who
will protect his This is the giving his Metallic
Rubber the surface Of patent leather without using the crack
ing vsrnsh heretofore used His Shoes Offered for
IS Maiden lane, without exception the perfect
Gle Of the kind the world saw For sale quantities
SUIT, by HORACE ii. DAY,
oil Im&r Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

Orr:cs THE JEYFERsoa INSURANCE. Co,
New York, July ~, 1885,
HE Sockholder of this Company requested TO call At
the office the Company and SIGNIFY whether be their
wish fill their respective shares number OF
shares equal to the present value OF thei stock
Tha Stockholders residing Of the city requested
convey their intention by post, the Office No SO
T. w. THORNE, rrest
GEO IT. How Sec'y jy25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25

DIN. HULL'S INUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
NHE superiority of Dr. Hus nents over all others
rope and America. -
Office Vesey street. Astor House. female in attendance
IN thu ladies' department 'aimsmc
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DUCKlNG GUNS
CASES superior Duck Guns of the length
~ form, weight aud bore.
5 cases very superior Cooking Guns
cases low priced boys and larger Guns The above
GINS and will be sold low prices
Also full stock OF Sporting articles, Gun materials &C.
o24 3taw2m.rc A. w SPIES Il 10 2ia .ar street
THE NAVY.
WILEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway have for sale, Hints
w the Reorganiz of the Navy and
ton of Reply To Hints the If the Navy
Two neatly ted psInph-ts nt5 dsxN
.9POTHEC.dRIES' HILL, 80 C.iTH.dRINk ST
ESTABLISHED lal0
A LII MEDICINES in this t.stabshme warranted g-na-
IA ne. No boys OF inexperienced young al
lowed The nest Swedish Leeches for
sale or applied by an experienced person.
VIM WATSON,
Chemist and Pharmaceutist, from A Gardens
$50 lmfr T2 Oxford street. London.
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
203 Broad way.
T CHICKERING would inform the public that he has 70
moved his Pianos OF Broadway and Park
Place Rooms No land Lafge Building 1913 Broadways
the same prices a his factory Boston.
The public invited call at his examine the
stock. ma Im&r
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure OF respectfully
1sA his friends and the public that his regular
classes open Mondays Thursdays his private
dwelling g. Eighth Avenue, for giving instructions the
above Mr. Il. will introduce academy all the late
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
Mazuka Quades and various styles Of Watzing lnstruc
their residences MrB morning will be formed
tor ladies'. s28 mFm
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
DROPOSA be received any time previous the
Nos Wall street. in the city OF New ork for the grubhng
grading masonry and bridging OF the Bear
Mountain Railroad Pennsylvania 20 miles in length extend
ing from Bear Mountain Dauphn the Pennsy Ca
ready for inspection the office lYe work
be commenced Immediately closing Of The courscs
.dANROW.
New York, Sept. 22d, 1896 s23 lm.r
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OFFICE Or JEFFERSON INSURANCE W &
No. 80 Wailstreet, opposite the Exchange.
fS>HIS COMPANY continue insure against loss and da-
mage by fire on goods, and merchandise,
inland their
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorr- Elisha Rigs,
Thomas I. WQpdfbf, Arson Baker,
b. X. Robson, NJ. D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James h. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John +. Moore,
John II. Lee, Vim. n Thorn,
Caleb G.. Tunis, Thomas Morreil,
Francis r. Sage, Eugene Bogart
john T.. Merritt Robert smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE, Presid-rt
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD BONDS,
DATED IN 1887 AND 1912.
NOTICE hereby gwen that the due aad payable
IN above bonds the LIST of December l8i5 viii be
tid the Mechanic Bank the city of New York on the
of he coupons said bark after the first
= roxitno. Signed 4. FOSTER Jr., Secretary.
nlrrI3 MI m
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PROPOSALS. wil be RECEIVED until Il, l5th December
Company White Plains for Timber for the
OF the Extension through Westch ster County Specifications
and blank proposals Will be furnished at the office
enber
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MACHINE BELIlNG.
GOODYEARS PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
lT1rLTNE RL,T TtTN<r

ARTICLE of great strength and durability can hr
adapted to all kinds OF machinery for which leather used
costs about third less and superior many respects
IL unaffected by heat cold and adjusted
does not require alteration the leather For
sale by GEO BEECHER
100 Broadway
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PERUVIAN PENS
QUALITY IMPROVED
AMES PERRY u CO, have the pleasure announce that
consequence ofncreased facility in the
their Pens they have reduced the the level of all
Pens in the MAJ et at the their superiority quail
j. r. Y Co embrace this opportunity thanks to
their friends for the decided prefer given the
Peyian Pens for and the public
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed upon
them for the genuine Perryan Pens
Sold by all Saoners and dealers Metallic Pens and by
THEODORE kIPKE
Agent for James Perry Co. London.
No. Liberty street and No 741a Maiden Lane.
nj lmeoa*rc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
For the Watehman and Journal.

1t seems TO me you labor under misapprehen'
sion in regard to the appointment of the Geologist,
which am sure you will be glad to nave correct
ed. You are not aware, and very few are aware OF
the difficulties the Governor had to encounter in
making the appointment They arose from the in
adequacy of The appropriation DIR. Jackson was
an early applicant for the appointment, but wanted
$4,000 per annum, TO cover the expense Of the sur
vey. The Governors reply to hun was, that he
was restricted to $4,000 lie said, and insisted,
that there would be difficulty in obtaining an adj
dtionul appropriation Of $1,000 per annum for the
entire three years. The reply was, that the Gov
ernor understood tho difficulty of obtaining such
additional appropriation better than he did, and that
he could not proceed upon the assumption that an
additional appropriation, to that extent, would be
obtained. He finally proposed to carry on the sur
vey for The first year, for $4,000, but gave the Gov
ernor to understand that he should press for ad
ditiona appropriation for the remaining two years
and gave no assurance that he would 60 on with
work without it, The Governor could not make an
appointment under such circumstances, and then
correspondent with DIR. Htchcock-who, you know,
is distinguished for his practical well as his SCI
entlfc acquaintance with geology--for the pur-
pose of asceltanng his views as TO the pracnca-
bility of completing the survey with the expendl'
lure authorized by the appropriation. lie thought
it might be done, with rigid economy, and offered
to undertake the work. On the day after Governor
Slade had accepted his proposition by letter, It was
Sascertained that he had been appointed President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
RAILROADITIES.

The stock books of the Connecticut River Rail-
road Co. from Brottleboro' up Connecticut Rver,)
are to be opened for subscriptions on the 10th of
January; and on the 18th JAN the stockholders of
the Passumpsc Co. are to meet at Wells River
and organize
Railroad Stocks and Iron. We quote the fol-
lowing from the last financial article in the Boston
Post. The Fitchburg road with which the Yer
mont Central connects) commenced running in
March last; though it has been running less than
year, its stock is worth 2S per cent advance.
There is an upward tendency in railway stocks
ofthe permanent dividend class as dividend day ap-
proaches Worcester has gone up to 90 1-2,
Eastern Ia l-2, Fitchburg q l-2 %, Con-
cord IS l-2 SO and Lowell II ~ per cent. ad-
vance.
A meteria accession of supply TO our new rail-
roads in the way of iron appears imminent, as
the existing companies for its manufacture are
extending their works and new ones forming very
rapidly. The Cumberland Civilian says that the
Mount Savage Iron Company is about to erect an
additional rolling mill and seventy or eighty dwell
ings for the increased number of operatives.
We also notice by New York journals that the
Montour -Pennsyivania-work are ready to con-
tract an indefinite amount Of railway iron.
O. The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Rutland R. r. Company is to be holden in jan
uary. We could give them some good-tempered
advice but as they would turn it into vinegar, we'll
save them the trouble: il you rant road, select
feasible route, and tcaste none your po,oder By fir
ing at other roads.
o. The Voice of Freedom, COPIED by the Mid
dlebury Galaxy) accuses US ofslandering the Hon.
Samuel Swift in that have characterized GER
tain resolutions of his as an attack upon the Cen
trail charter" In subsequent number ofthe Voice
we find that this is slanderous because the Central
Company has no rights in the Connecticut valley.
This is begging the question entirely We firmly
believe that the Central Road has rights in the
ton alluded to; and doubtless it will soon be prov
ed, BY tangible evidence, that some others agree
with US Thus believing, we are certainly guilt
less of malice aforethought. In the mean time we
advise the Voice and Galaxy not to presume too
much upon our forbearance, and not to use harsh
language undduisedly.