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The New York herald., 1845-10-14
From the New Orleans Tropic, October Al
Later from Texas.

By the schr Mary, Captain Brewer, we have received
Galveston dates to the goth and Maagorda papers of the
We are indebted to Captain Bower for late Galveston
and Matagorda papers.
Tho Nes says the following troops are being raised
for the frontier protection, to be in the u service
under Gen. Taylor until relieved by regular troops
90 men, under Col H. p Bell, at Corpus Christ 60 men
Capt D. {. Csdy at Austn 10 msn, under Major Hays
at Bexar. Major Hays has the command of the whole
Two companies Of 20 each, being raised the
Brazos and Trinity rivers.
writer in the kess Judging from the following, has
but slight confidence in our government:
do not wish to say any thing dscredtabe OF our "a
theriand; but Res not what they used to be- and
while any man of ordinary observation easily pre-.
dict that the navy and army of the United States will be
increased by the addition o. Texas to territory as
many then will advocate it with the hope of getting
son or nephew in the navy regiment Justice will
find that our deserving officers, many OF whom have
will have to go owork, or fall back Oregon Calfor
MIA for professional career; and about the time they
end their labors there pension will be granted TO
them by the United States government for being revolu
tionary officers of Texas"
The Matsgorda Weekly Despatch says that Judge
Jones, closing the session of the District Court there
passed very fattering eulogum upon the people, he
not having found solitary instance OF crime the
docket This certainly speaks we'll for Texas.
The Despatch does not relish the hot haste in which
the Peope are required to pronounce their Con-
sttuton II says
Nv lille the haste may be censurable with which they
post to take the popular suffrage its merits il s de-
srabls that IN none Of its features should the cardinal
principles OF republican institutions be compromtted
II would have been respectful to the great body Of
the people thit remote day should have been
lected for final judgment in SO portant measure
As IS th our detective post roads and the
scattering nature OF population scarcely breathing
Tune Is allowed to investigate the real character Of thai
instrument before Judgment is demanded merits
II is easy to perceive how the honesty and intelligence
OF the masses may be abused by such course Of pIeci
pltae action. There may pe, and doubt not there
are many essential features OF that instrument which do
not accord with the true nature of democratic OF
government
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STATE DEPARTMENT Information has been re-
ceived from the consul the United States al Naples
recent decree of that governmet making scala franco
or free port of the harbor of Brindis
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MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.
SIENNA FREE OF ITS TASTE & SMELL.
MILLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SENNA.-This is
M extract OF the finest Alexandria SIENNA in high
ofperfection prepared in Vacuo efficient easy purga
tive in small doses-hose tor adults seldom exceeding
two easpoonsul produces .cness gripping
ration not only and smell corrected but
ts taste Is rendered positively agreeable and inviting
quenty with this preparation the attending
Of SIENNA to children entirely removed Instead or the o
ing which the bulky dose of the ordinary Sienna produces
the Fluid Extract Of SIENNA taken by them with the
readiness and with a relish
pared by w. MILLS Practical Chemist (lae assistan
Chemist the Laboratory Of the Apohecaes Hail. London
Sold, wholesale and RETAIL his Office and laboratory
Walker seet, VI also at the Eagle Shirt Manuiacor No
35 broadway. ~. Y. $50 linz
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CONSU NJ PITY ES,
DOUBT NO LONGER!

RUT read the following and reflsctAnother Wonderful
- Cure:-
PHILADELPHIA, April /, l845
hereby certify that during the in Southwark Of July
last owing to and fatigue IN the Of m
duty health received shock In the latter
sG August, all the symptoms of PULMONARY CONSUME
who attended weeks without benefit and told dis
tncy ha he considered my dseas beyond the reach OF hu
recommended THONsON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. used twelve bottles, and
testify that with thousands Of Others who have
been cured BY this medicine that alone my
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharine st.
was called to attend to the above in the secondary
x disease Of lungs and ver liberation Of the latter had
formed in the right lung The being apparently hopeless
on using Thomsons Compound syrup ii Tar and Wood Nap
tha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pectlrg it would reach desperate The result
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORD RDINARY henceforth dis.
pelng al doubts respecting the efficacy Of this excellent med
NJ. CHAMBERS, M. D.
Philadelphia, April l, 18a5
Principal office, NORTHEAST Of Fifth and Spruce
Philadelphia
Sold wholesale retail by A. B. SANDS co. Chemists
and Druggists 273 Broadway Of Chambers Sold also
70 Fulton st. aud II East Broadway Price so cents
50 1m*mc
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WA NTED

WANI Ed
FAMILIES always be supplied with faithful competent
and well nded help Of all capacities both for city
and country the we'll established Agency Office for domes
ties 24 Grand street. the Bowery, where
used TO procure the best help. IT. WATTS.
BCood and faithful donescs can have excellent places
In nHice 80 mr.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT oF NEW York. OCTOBER IA.
Cleared.

'uS atszs 30 MOON ........5 l6 NJ
suE sErS. ...5 30 HreE WATER -. -. "A NJ
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;, JAMES n. STYAIN & co.
DrdpeTs and Iaiiors 3J2 Byo1dtpdu Carlton House

w OulD respectfully inform their aud the pub.
nc uat they now bsys on hand and constantly
epsrior stock Of fall and winter goods which will be
oi lmue ~ y Wv WV wi S''"'
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I.EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WA ANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
" all kinds ofsuperous effects they wish dispose such
as Ladies and (entemens Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
nure Sc Gentlemen leaving or retsmng 70 the city will
es himself 10 give fair price for all articles offered
NIB "A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended TO. T. LEVENSTYN,
sIl Imsrc 466 Broadway. up stairs
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I'D LEI.
i PARLOR suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply
y WroSt sfreA et ~.
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
Nv AND INXAIIIARE DISCOVERY REING

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEINGA
liquid Dye, which changes the color Of the
hair to beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skin The great superiority OF this Dye consists easy
mode OF application, and instantaneous eecall other dyes
from twelve hours produce change. Its
application.
RlcoBArHE-The effect of the above the hair truly
tonshng. 1t tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray black instantaneous
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum. ."Several Of
have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known as Aexanders Treobaphe-a and
desired effect Immediately after applying gray hair
whiskers, it mpars beautiful brown black color.
For sale by Rushton druggists, ITO Broadway; As
tor House. and $50 Broadway, I4th street, Aspin-
wall S6 Wam street. Joh1son Moore Isyor 81 MAIDEN
druggists throughout the United States ofsoe agents.
Il. & q. A. WRIGHT,ss South 4th street,
OH lm*rc Philadelphia
ENEATHERS-300O lbs Western Live Geese Feathers, in
Il very fine order, for by 4. X. COLLINS & co.
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Medical Card,
OCTCR M o RRISON

DOC T Q NJ o r r | s ON,
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DsPENSARY, 3o4h Fulton street,
IN Doctor Morrison be csulted col6dsntialy
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly Gono
rhoea," he ia To days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA urs cured by Dr..
improved principles without pain or inconvenience to
the patient As the Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of urinary bur
enced Surgeons should be allowed to make the
animation those affected with enlarged glands
suffer mgeh injury from awkwsrd PrsctSnsIs INV
This affection and the train of evils resulting from secret de-
structve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
principles, by restoring the system healthy tone and REIN
stating its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed or no
charge.
N. B.-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical prtenders,
who claim Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas in his otce
20 Fulton Letters post paid and containing fee will
insure medicine aud advice any part Of the Union
Office 204 Fulton street, near Greenwich New York Open
from A. nj. to 10 P. NJ, daily. SIG lm*r
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ALOPECY.

ALOPECY,
OR falling off of the Hair and Pityrasis or Dandru Scurf
Onguent which olda well specific or ali
grey red ha they do exist thorough of the On
will change the color will make the hair flexible.
pesrance than any other preparation use which as
am fully sustained by the certificate my
retail No. - Nassau street.
To Mr. VIM. Hill
ingly harsh finally falling out which increased
remained perfectly t%n Mas Of
osins all of it. 4, last Though your persuasion,
short caused hair entirely falling off as
.umsa moist soft and glossy naars and may add tina, differ
used the Oaguent Tor Like purposes with like
Yours respectfully hsA GARDNER
Proprietor Of City Hotel
do certify that have been seriously afflicted with dandru
nd.ng off of my hair for more than five years have
verse finally, the of Mr. Hill was induced to try
his Inalble Onguent the result has highly sasfac
tory removing staying the hair and causing it
70 grow, and would recommend afflicted with the
above to make use Of the Oagueut being perfectly satisfied
A. POWERS,
Manchester, Ontario County, n. Y.
New YoRx, October, 1874.
my hair by gradual falling off during Of four
months out West, induced by the suggestion of my
Onguent aud to JOY has completely restored my
hair than its original growth; also makes the
moist, so and gives It beautiful dressy appearance.
]. K sANDERsoN,
$50 Pearl street.
Recolect Hills nfble Onguent be obtained only
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NTED.

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MENto go South OF West to
$500 their will be insured TO them IN
writing wh opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per year some
year Of expense Each will have his district will
be for them have least from 80 TO so to obtain
good lifting cut Apply at FRFNCH'S Publishing Hall. 2s3
Broadway up stairs. All letters must be post paid
o4 Im'r
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NEW YORK LAMP WICK MANUFACTORY
3S4 Pearl street. renr RMiLdinp

CHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPE OF ali kinds and ures
~ warranted OF the best quality and by
sIsNaviw.rc aorseY tvrlinG Sip.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
E1TR NJS1ITNC L,CTNADr JcIINHISr

DAGUERREOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS
RESIDES supply of the above Apparatus the subscr
bers have received best Plates Che emcals and Polishing
substances and the improvements in the Art
tons the Art and from every part the cou.
try promptly attended to, by addressing tpostpaIdlto
w. x f LANGENHEIM,
Philadelphia Exchange.
LANGENHEIM u BECkERS,
o5 1md&W*rc New York 20I Rroadyxav.
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Medical An,

DR. GREGORY, se Gold street is Consulted as usual N
recent few days, wtuoutrestrain N diet o.
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that
the patient not liable to exposure Terms byv oil lm*r
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SELECT PERFUMERY

SELECT PERFUMERY.
UBlN6, Guoran's, Piver's, Prevosts Guelsu ud's nd
haugenet Coudray's Extracts Coognes; Soaps Laven
dsr OBJ Pomatums; Cosmeques &c; English and French
his highly esteemed and well patroniss Japonca Juice ol
that will prevent the hair falling Sold WIN. DlB
BLEE'S Coffeur American, 265h late q Broadway.
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
OVER SHOES.
WARRANTED stiffen soften under any degree Of
w cold or heat article unequalled for durability,
price for sale in assorted suitable for city
GE.O. BEECHER,
au2s 2m~m 100 Broadway
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

Washington City u. @.
THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel formerly known a,
his thanks his friends and the traveni por
ton Of the community generally for the yors which they
and them that he will exerons render his
house worthy Of the patronage Of which he has already
ceyed liberal a share
The house having been, during the summer thoroughly
painted and reted first order for the reception
OF travellers residents; and the proprietor respectfully so
cts continuance Of favors the part Of visitors
Washington residents during the Of Congress- be-
confident they will always find comfortable lodgings
the best the table that >he market affords and and
polite waters. 3 8 COLEMAN.
Washington City, September, lS45 IS 3rnd& Wis gb
TO LET.
PARLOR suitable for two gentlemen. Apply Mt
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GREAT FAIR,

NOW OPEN AT NIBLO'S.
THIS will be decidedly the Fair ever held in our city
The Address by Professor Mapes will come in the Ss
Loon Ihs Evening Delegates to the National Convention
Ihup.dsy next are IN Addre.: DE- Dewey Church
spadng matches will come off Tuesday next near the Rail
road and l29th street. '' 81 atrr
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%MH mYcN NJ,

IMPORTANT MEDICA. NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. u Peck zip, near Water susss,
New York has been moro than fcyyesrs the successl
praces Of phync and particularly in curing
Of oecret dseas OLD oo
snae ulcers the throat strfuea &c. caused by
malpractice lii OF the importance for the uniotu.
and experienced ths cy his pratce great IN;
after they have been expelled from the Hosp
as ncurabe His Offices we'll aragedor privacy Call
u Peck Slip and convinced His chargs reasonable
md ali eases arc ousrantsed a29 lm&re
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TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY.
VIE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers. and having
aine assortment ofJeweery and Diamond Work on hand
solca call from dealers aud merchants dealing the above
articles ANY gwen pattern style Of jewellery or fine da
mond work made to order, at
SHAW & ARROWsMITHs,
sIS lmTmc Ne Dey street, one door from Broadway
N NB.-Tweve fifteen good chain makers can lind en-.
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"A GARD,

"A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
LADY ofsuperor talents and requirements desrous of
having aisw more pupils to instruct in Music Her method
OF instruction will be found TO be the expeditions pro-
science any taught. = 49,
line directed H. M at the Office of this naner ; h.
duly attended to. - ~ W
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
From the New York Mirror.
THIS HOURS EXECUTION.

As we 20 TO press a human oeih-
is launched into eterniiy! i''S ooay
warm vith health aud life while I'm:
j. written, will be still warn--tho
with its pulses irlsvocabIy flushed
when this is read! Human hands
This hour, force a fellow creature, II
one sep. hence to judgement, and
with no sof,ening Of sickness on ms
heart--nc clearing Of the mind and
passions BY thai gradual and purify,
M separation OF body & soul which
God makes the cleansing gate OF hIs
presence. Our heart sichenS While
we realize it. A stones throw from
where we are til n human violence Is
.go!nc on. and none 20 stay IL u!
God. is il not time that pity and rea-
son TUNED to look at this savage rel
ic of inhuaan law-murder. aad sub
s,ituted something for its fiendIsh v!o-
.encc.
We forget who is governor of tins
State. but whoever he is, he should
have known that his power OF par
don is given him TO represent public
opinion. when its sense Of justice
supcrsedes the law. Tits poor Ea-
ger killed man in the belieflha he
had violated his wife. The husband
dies Ibis hour, tcru blow that few
10 The community would have
forborne TO stuke-and yet, with ev-
hrv man thinking So, and the Cover
nor put IN this place TO represent tbs
unanimous constituency. the penalty
is not commuted. Away goes the
drop-perhaps a, the instant that we
are recording it NOW?
It sccms TO us such a mCChery-
the elcGuenCe with which tho city Is
Rnrdrd at this moment, thousands as
scr.blcd in the churches listening to
elrousnce on reforms and miss.Ors.
while a human lie IS crushed out
the larccs, meeting of ali, literary.
within hearing Of the withdrawn
bolt, and the criminal unthought Of
and unnamed. Why is there not
some good man, whom God has gift
Ell with eloquoncr, TO break his way
INTO the pulpit of the Tabernacle,
and hold up his hand to the assembled
multitude, with the news, that, but
a step thence. a soul is being forced
of violently TO Judgement! We trust
the monstrous subject "t capital pun
islmsnt will find an s1arum in to-
days prison-bell, and arouse US 10
think Of becoming human and merci-
lul.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
BOTHERING A WITNESS

A Little Rock paper tells a st..
of a youth put upon the wilma.
stand, who Was bothered 10 dea,Ss
the counsel on the opposite sid.
oae complaining hat he could n
understand the witness, and the nj
er claiming the protection Of NJ
cnurt against such interruptions. III
sing his patience at last, the witp,,
addressed himself TO the coart-s]
yoaIl jus: stop. EN- both, IN TELL 4
story so that the biggest fool in Il,
house will understand it ALI" '
There is certain age. before d,
love Of the sexes commences, vhs,
the feeling Of friendship is almos,
passion. Yon see it constantly /;
boys and girls at school. It is d
first vague craving Of the heart afta
the master TODD of the human hea,
love. it has jaalonsies. & hunor
and caprfces, like love itself.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
,b;ec,-remain by themselves

obiect-remain by themselves
There are no words We can use sui
ficient 10 express u proper ctndem-
nation Of their conduct.
Tie whole end aud aim of these
fanatics is 10 dissolve the Union; aud
their plea is. that a dissolution OF the
Union would knock the shAckles
from the slave. Left 10 themselves,
their efforts would be p1werlcss.-
But il is not 50. a different class o.
men support them. give them mliu-
enco. Such men, however, seem
not to be aware of the tendency OF
their c~orntenaGce. Charge them
with being engaged 10 dissnlvlng the
Union, n revolutionary movements.
in dividing churches. or iiheiI'ng the
great men of the republic. and they
will shrink from the charge with bot
ror. But how can they escape from
il, ifthev continue their associatIonSt
The time has come for all who
love their country to frCwn dawn
this spirit. The language Of the ia
natics is becoming every day more
bold and insulting, and 50 fl for the
purposes Of 'legiIimacy,' ,lIatIt hard
" seems possible it u come from
natives, or at least from Americais
Such being the case, is it not the de-
ty of those who may have joined
with them to n certain extent, but
who profess 10 lore the Union, TO
leave theml
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
EVIL COMPANIONS.

Society is the atmosphere ol souls;
and we necessarily imbibe from Ii
something which IS either infections
or salubriouS. The s1ciety O. vTtu.
Gus persons is enjoyed tey"nd their
company, ~hiie vice carries a sung
into solitude. The society ar the
company YOU keep. is both the 'nci
cation Of your character and the iof-
mes Of it. Ia company. wien tie
pores OF the mind are opened, there
requires more caution than usual be
cause the mind is the passive. Eth
er vicious company viii please you
or i, will not; If it does not please
you, that &, f the good vii 5e preferred.
In such society you wi" feel your re-
verence for the dictates OF con
sciencs wear of, and that name at
which angels bow and devils rem
BILE, you will hear condemned and Z
bused. The bible vii! supply ma
terials for unmeaning tests or impi-
GUS budoonery;the consequence oil
this will he 4 practical deviation from
v~irture, the principles will become
snapped, and the fences Of con
science broken down; and when de-
bauchery his corrupted the charac
ter, a total inversion will take place,
,hey will cory il lheir shame.-Ros
ERT HALL.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
WORDS flTII X

We know not from whence the
following excellent sentiments orig
mated, or We would give the credit
where it is So justly du': At any rate
we desire that rs sterling truths
should be read and treasured up in
every patriots hear, in the land.
(which will YOU do7-One of two
things must be done 1. this country.
Parents must spend money 10 edu-
C OF their children. OF they must pay
taxes to build PenI,entIares and 10
punish crime. There is a great mis-
take about what is called education.
Some suppose n learned man is an
educated man. No such thing
That man is educated who knows
himself, and who takes accurate com
mon sense views Of men and things
around him. Some very learned
men are the greatest fools in the
world; the reason is, that they are
not educated men. Learning is on
" the means. not the end; lis vaiue
consists in giving the means OF ac-
qni''ng. in the discipline. which, when
properly managed, it gives the mind.
Some OF the greatest ne in this
word were not Overstocked with
learning, but I,o,r actions proved
tha, they were thorough, ,asaotsd.
Washington, Franklin. and Sherman
were Of this class; and similar, though
less striking instances may now be
found in all countries. To be edu.
Gated, a mar must learn TO think, to
reason, compare and decide accurate
Iy. He may study metaphysics till
he is grey, and language ill he is
a walking poiyglot. and i! he is no.
thing more, lie an uneCucated man.
There is no class in the country who
have a larger interest in the educa-
ton of !heir children than farmers;
and the subject sqould receive from
them the attention il deserves.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Hallow stranger you appear to be
travelling.'
Yes always travel when on a
Journey
! think | hase Seen you BONA.
where
Very likely, l have often been
there
And pray what might your name
be-
1t nigh: be Sam Patch-bu, it
isn't
Have you been long in these
par;s.'
Never longer than at presents
feet .
DO You get any thing new,
Yea. bought u new milestone
this morning.
thought so--you are the sharp-
est blade | have seen on this road.
Democratic banner., 1845-07-05
THE BA q z x.
Few Sc
JULY 9th, l845.
OUR APOLOGY

On account of the illness Of Mr.. P.ck-
ems, the Publisher of this paper, VT
have been unable TO issue more than a
half sheet this week. need scare e-
" ask the generous reader TO excuse
the omission.
THEY ARE GOINGONE BY ONE
Died al Shamrock, Galloway CO. Mo.
on the 18th of June, last, in the eighty
fourth year Of his age, Henry Overly,
an invalid pensioner.
. Thus has been gathered to his fathers
another of that gallant band who "a
chieyed fer us, our national existence,
they number now but a glorious few
permitted to lirger out a green old age
TO witness the consumation Of the re-
suits for which they struggled.
The subject Of this sketch, joined the
American arm in1777, whom encamped
at Vally Forge, as a volunteer, together
with seven or eight other soldiers I'M
der the command of Capt. Brooks, when
upon a scouting party, the house. IN
which they were, was surrounded 'y
CORVALLIS, and his army. When knock
ed down, they cried for quarter but none
was given them, and Mr.. Overly and
two others were left for dead. But one
belonging to this party was taken by the
enemy having been shot in the arm, he
was thrown into a baggage wagon, and
shortly afterwards died fromth effects
of modification. His life has been Il
of activity and industry, and he has
left behind him a name above reprOach.
(R~epublican please copy or notice.