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n1S- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYRNE s.
CO.. North East corner of Exchange Place and South
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8AsKENRIDGE, N. j., Oct. 10, 1874

nAShENhIDGE, ", j., Oct ~, 1916.
Mr.. SETH w. FowLE, Boston;
Dear Sr-I perceive by all the newspapers, thai
you are the General Agent of that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called Wistar's Balsam vi
Wild Cherry. Allow me TO inform you, sir, that
have used that medicine in my family with decided
success. Last fall my wife quite sick-had a
very bad cough. consulted physician who visited
her and prescribed some medicine, which did not re-
move her cough. At last he ordered DR.. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Immediately pro
cured bottle of your agent in this place, Mr. Daniel
W. DOty; she took it, and it cured her cough entire
ly. During the winter had fever myself, which
left me very weak and feeble-I had a severe cough
which troubled me sometimes; had recourse to your
Basam again, and found it highly beneficial; was,
however obliged to take two bottles before was en-
tirely we'll All who have bad Colds, severe Coughs,
or diseased Lungs, would advise to try DIR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY atonce.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and
believe his statement TO be true and entitled to the
confidence ofthe public, Signed by,
REV. OSCAR HARRIS, Pastor of the
LIST Presbyterian Church at BasSenridge.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER x CANDY, 100 w, Pratt-st,
Also, by George K. Tyler, d. q. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. f.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stanshury, 81 Thamcsst; Elisha II. Per-
kins, corner Market and Greensts; George II. Keerl
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N, N Robinson, So North
Gay street. iy2l-lw
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LARGE SALE FROM THE STORE ON SMITHS

LARGE SALE FROM THE STORE ON SMITHS
WIFI. OF GOODS DAMAGED OR INJURED T
W at half past O'Clock, at the stores where the
FIRE occurred, known as Mo- los and No. LOT Smiths
wharf, TO wit: The following articles, the quantity
not exactly ascerained but believed TO be 60 tierces
Pot Ash; $500 lbs. western and other Feathers 500
lbs. Beeswax; Is bushels Glover seed I6 Kegs Pig
feet 40 half boxes Window Glass; 49, 10 l2 IL Isl;
2O0 empty Bags;4 boxes Tobacco 4chests Tea; and
such other articles as may appear injured by the said
fire. The whole will be for examination at o'clk
on day of sale, and sold in lots TO suit. ..-....
jy20-2t ii. w. BOOL, Anct'r.
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EHNHE WORK. GOES RRAVELY ON

HNHn NOnA UOhS bRA " ELY ON
N EMORY co. have commenced the week
most glorlously. The third capital prize of $40 900,
Nos. 80 62, package of half tickets, was sent to
Richmond, Va, TO gentleman who never purchased
a ticket before Hearing of EMORY & cos good
luck, he concluded to try package of half tickets
The result is he makes clear of ali discounts $50
Dollars-nOt bad years work. Nos. 81 81, prize
of $1,000 in whole, sold to gentleman of this
city; one of $500 and two of 5000 each were sold 10
cnstomers-one was sent 10 Chambersburg and the
other TO Elkton, Md; several of 500 each sold to
citizens. EMORY s. co. is in a fair way of making
the people rich
DRAWS TO DAY!
of $4,000 of $1,000
OF 1000 of 300
oil 800 10 OF 200
Tickets $2-shares in proportion.
EMORY & co. will cell package of 25 whoes
for $2e, halves $l4, qrs. 81, eights SO so. Emory
y Go. are making the people rich. Call aud try u.s.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Calvert st.
IL tRI Baltimore, Md.
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5000 PRizh hA Tickets Ms th only o a.. To.
DAY July 2lst, will be drawn the Maryland Conso-
the benefit OF the town of Bel Air
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize OF $4,000 2 prize Of $1,000
1900 5 &C 300
l,759 10 300 &c
Tickets S2-shares in proportion
Certificate of package of IS quarter tickets 81 no.
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets
apply to the prize vcDders, MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
July 90, lowest prize S..
6 81 40 81 - % 81 IS IA as IS 30 SO
NOTICE. We, the undersigned, have this day
lN dissolved the Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of HUGHSON x VAIL, AVID we have
assigned all our effects pr perty, money due us, &C.
to JOSEPH j. SPEED, Esq for equal and just disri-
button among our creditors
JAMES w. HUGHSON,
BENJAMIN VAIL,
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nR. II. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
ID ITO FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Will perform all operations in his line in the best
style. Manufacturing his own Artificial Teeth, can
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH filed with Gold, 81 90
do. do Silver, $50
EXTRACTING, OBS
Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 fit and answer
the same nature, at TO SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. GO DR.. MANLY'S Office
has been removed from corner of Pratt and Exeter
streets, TO No. 90 e. PRATT STREET. field If
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DO A r. DIN G..

" w Il u
N w, CORNER LEXINGTON AND CoURTLAND STREETS.
05- BOARD furnished by the day, week or month.
ieI9 3m
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Ship Katharine Jackson, Stafford, Amsterdam, n
NJ. odges, Jr. .H.
=, Brig Chief Borum, Kingston, Jam, Johnson $
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

determined not to be pleased, threw myself
back IN my chair and laughed inmoderately."
So did we with Forests inimtable acting in
the "illustrious stranger" Tuesday night.
We have entered into these little details, really
IN the hope to attract favor to a meritorious
company. We are aware that there must BE-
innocent amusement, there will be guilty, and
conducted as the Richmond Theatre is, with strict
propriety, banishng all immoral representations
~e do not believe that any other amusement car
be substituted, which can combine so much in
struction with enjoyment-so much innocent re-
taxation and useful mrth, with so little that is cal
culated to mislead the judgment, or infsme tn,
Dassions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

phis, much travel will that way. Memphis IL Not,h OF
Chsiles,on but South of,Riehmond. A railroad from
Richmond to nsersect the line from Charleston Mem
phn would DO shorter than the present by Chares
ton to the point by from hundred miles.
-making difference In time Of from 10 - OF Is hour,
including stoppsges.
ed-TAe WhssiiHg end Ohio Rosfe =
The distance from Baltimore New Orleans is about
2l90 miles. This route is much travelled though much
longer in time and distance than the Atlantic toute
In good water the travelling is CHEAP rapid, aud pleasant
Bat requires from 10 II days. under the avora.
bic circumstances. great part of the year. the delays
and inconvenience from ogs, low ice are very
great and Ions ne the danger from snsgs and OK
| posions 10 vastly increased.
| 3i.-S. W. Rail Road Jrsm Riek,nsnS, throsrA Ten.
This rOa'e may or may 60 Memphis for /, would
ntesect the present route from Charleston via Atlanta
montgomery and Mobile and from the Junction pas.en
gers could take either direction in either case the s.
w. route from Richmond would DO shorter md p,.l.,,
BILE.
Distance IRON Baltimore TO N. Orleans through Rich
mond knoxville, Atlanta and Mobile about 400 miles
lhi' would with continuous Rsiiroad from RieAaond
10 the Southwest, be the quickest and safest route liable
to be constantly improved by Railroads in the South
towards New Orleans.
should passengers by this go through Memphis.
the distance from Baltimore would be increased to about
i'e' miles. They would strike the Mssissippi whence
IT'S always navgsble by the splendid floating palace.
many oil the largest and finest boats trade on the up
per rivers, in high trade from Memphis dur
ing the low water. l think have shewn conclusively
that the support Of S. W. Railroad in Virginia rest. on
something substantial than mere theoretical SUNNI
sons Tha, others will with me- the hope OF
NIRGINIAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

The Albany Correspondent OF the New York Herald
again that Edwin Croswell, Editor Of the Albany
Argus about proceed Washington aid in editing
the "organ" The Herald, dwelling upon the blum
des of the Organ may suppose such aid necessary and
therefore thinks il will be given.
There thu closest affinity between the political cha
OF Richie and CrOswel Both a corner
with any in America: Both arc worshppers Of the
majority and the "Spols" Both swear by jefferson and
'9S but fail to support every measure however ab
trary and attudinaran which party calls for. and
their President wishes Each abused Gen. jackson
numerically when in 1924, his prospects hopeless
Each We'd with the other singing Peans him when he
attained power in abject aatery him when he became
omnPotent; and in ranking him among the Gods when he
dead. In demagoguesm, can't disingenuousness and
systematic dupedom OF the ready dupes the bulk Of their
readers the United States could have furnished anoh
er so dead match. cautious and adroi cunning, con.
silutes the capital in talents Of each.
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SALE or THE Rail. RoAD

The Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road sold yesterday
by the Treasurer Of the stale. pursuant advertisement
heretofore made. His BTcellency, Gov. GRLHAN, bid
1868 00O the due the State under the last Mort
gsge with aecfung Interest," ard other bid being made
the Road accordingly knocked down the State Thus
has improvement which cost pube-spirtei ndividu
ais about million and half Of money. been purchased
by the State for the comparatively trang Of 1865 600
That this will prove profitable investment for the State
admit Of doubt while the pubiia hays guarantee
that this important public highway will be kept up.
The purchase Of tho Road deyoyes its management up
the Governor, Public Treasurer and Comptroller
Board Of Commissioner until such time the State cDn
make other disposition Of the same" Accordingly
learn that Immediately after the sale Of the Road the
Directory met, and appointed WrsLEY HoLusrER ESQ.
the present valuable Superintendent Of the Road PEEsI-
DENT Of tho ssme.-RaL,iRA ReRutsy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

THE EKEcUrIoS.-The free negro George Freeman and
the slaves Jim md George, who concerned in
the outrage committed Augusta last fall we're executed
StaunIon Friday the presence Of immense
crowd that had gathered from the surrounding country 10
witness the horrible spectacle. The miserable offenders
sganst the laws were launched into eternity about o'clock
To the credit Of the be spoken but few females we're
in attendance.
We hope the day, when such rovoliing e1-
hbitions will be conducted in private.
tHanisonburg Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
MR. CALHOUN

II is confidently stated in various Northern Journals that
since his arrival at Washington, Mr. Calhoun has been
actively engaged in promoting the pacific adjustment of the
Oregon question. We rejoice to hear this and more
find apparent confirmation vf it from Mr.. Calhoun him.
SELF the floor Of the Senate Tuesday. There be
little doubt that Mr.. Calhogn and his friends take the
ground Of moderation and reason the frantic ultra Democ-
raey, who propose the which
adopt for the sake Of the worthless object for
which nations quareled, will be lett n minority
We call attention the imperfect report of proceed
ngs Of Tuesday in the Senate. the Baltimore Patriot no
Washington papers received and its correspond.
ent Potomac.
The opinion it is stated is gaining ground ashing-
ton and the North, that the difficulty will be compromised
on the 49th parallel.
Correspondence of Baltimore Patriot-By Telegraph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
GOV. SMITH,

The Governor elect of Virginia has arrived in
Richmond, and taken temporary lodgings at the
Park House.
He will take the reins of Government i'm hand
today We can't say discover much citation
i'm some Democratic faces.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
s. w. Rail Road.
THE "ORGAN."

We again appeal To Little Tennessee TO read
the Mississippi letter published to. day.
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fefpohdehce OF INC baIIlmoTe paulot.
WASHIN.TON l.n 90 N


know precisely upon what authority, but neyerihe.
less the opinion gaining ground rapidly that the Admin.
isiraon will after all, settle the Oregon ques-
tOn with England upon the basis of the 18th PARALLEL with
some little hacking by way OF throwing dust in The poo
pies ewes, ABOUT Vsncouver's Island.
With this impression, stated that Hannegan's
l1Ons introduced the Senate day declaring that
surrender South of the parallel Of $40 80 would
abandonment OF the rights and honor OF the Uued States
These resolutions TO be the question: am in.
formed upon sensible Locoisco authority, and II they
voted down laid the table any other
the go by then party for the Presidency with
Governor Lewis Cass Tor candidate and NJ! Polk goes
TO the WALL Hannegan, you know is the friend Of CAST
Mr. Polk TO day sent into the Senate large batch OF
pointmens, which 1t required thirty minutes be
read through, learn that Marcus Morton Collector Of
Boston, the Locoioco AbOionst among them. In
questionably he will be rejected, # all half Of what his
Locofoco bTethen say Of him be
am informed that at last has been decided that Mr..
Hagner, the Third Auditor Mr. Peasenion the Fifth and
Mr.. Edwards, Commissioner Of Pensions, walk the
plank. IL is confidently predicted that grand display Of
dismissals is soon TO take place. POTOMAC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

SUPEsiOR BUNCH RAIsINs ALMONDS ke--Iso borss
= ye' bet Bench Rssns. and barrels Bordeaur A.
ono eask' pine Goshen Chees IS prime Pine Appe
Sseese. pot- leby bt WILLIAMS HAxATi. 4
NEarOoL gTLLED SACK sALT--7Oo aes. ISvsrpsoi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
Il ISDAh, !
IN SENATE,

The Senate was organized at noon, when
Mr.. HANNEGAN'S Oregon resolutions were taken I'D
the first in order and he moved that prn
ted and made the order Of the day third Monday in
January.
Mr.. CALHOUN opposed the motion, and spoke against
the resolutions with energy Said they declared
question could be settled by negotiation and conveyed
implied censure the administration for offering
49th line OF parallel the boundary Mr.. c. sustained
the administration. and offered amendment declaring the
full power Of the President and Senate make treaty on
The basis of the 18th degree and recommending
newa OF the offer OF that line
Mr.. HANNEGAN replied with zeal. Said he was as
conrasted the coGduct Of certain xhibed on
the Oregon and Texas questions
Mr. CALHOUN reJoned, and declared that the passage
Of the resolutions Of Mr. HANSEGAN would inevitably lose
for the presani Nil OF Oregon. This view he explained
at length.
Mr.. HAYWOOD, of North Carolina, rose and made a
conciliatory Speech and moved to lay the whole
the table.
Mr.. ARCHER of Virginia. expressed his cordial appro-
baton Of the Of Mr. G, and thanked him for II.
Mr.. J. NJ. CLAYTON, Of Delaware, thought that the
Senate ought commit itself in advance OF antci.
pated treaty. Debate going
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution from the Massachusetts Legislature
in favor OF full resision Of the Nalura Laws were
takenup.
Mr.. DOUGLAS, Mr.. BEDINGER. Mr. SIMS, of S.
c.. and Mr.. DICKINSON each delivered themselves Of
speechtbs lsst named being the floor this report
closes
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DISSOLUTION.

TNNHE u Lond1n. WinRhan Drewry this daT
y dissolved ~ mutual The viii
BE- used only liquidation n s aaas Thoss having
vii present. them Tor payment and Indebted
equest,J forward and payment
close the buai~e.s speedy possibe
lOUN J. LONDUN,
J. wlLLIHGHAN
4. ~ DREWRV.
I,py~rv -
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CHEMICAL OIL OR ClMPHINE,
ANUPACTUgEO from he pures materaI and always keus
~ heIhly prepared. hiobe bads
81 P. JOHEsToNs Drug s,or.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

IL EOR BOSTON.-Tho regular packet schf Ed
AAkI WARD, Baker, master. having most Of her
enEaged will have med Patch For balance Of cargo
apply board tPeteu's wharf ofto
al RANKIN d wnrTLoOK
MARSHALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ROOkS of Subscription TO the Stock Of the
- named Company Counting Room
q Messrs Davenport, fen Co, MONDAY, day
January under The supervision Of The Commissioners
Chauef believed that profitable Manufacturing busnsss
ay BE- conducted under the charter and very eligible
Water poser BE- secued adapc4 70
purpose proposed, Persons disposed " male
invtedto can. u i-H THE COMMISSIONERS
nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership here
- tooss erssing under hrm Of FORD wOODsDN !,
name Of Ie arm viii be-
u-es for visdins up ~ husness Of the sane.
SAMUEL PORD,
MILLER WOODsON.
Ricbmond, Is Jasuay, 1855. n I--5g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

e..r.nill.-lher IL n.tie Of y. A.,
,s- sn'a sss mem an Important avnn az. Owe, nn.., \,
a., ,hy cure without 'eAvins siy hjurou. IN h,hs
&c Meow mat The use OF mertury To r.e.. All ~,
s1ees he contribution and produce sp.eIn. d-...
~ mac should use Sand. sanapaI. dsry for ,.,,s.
sef had ceased TO be Necessary AZ an ae,i,. ,,.s, n
ooe"ee 10 the preservation he. mn ,h., o,h.,
80 ~ - mhoeoou except 10 the malady Il cure. srrof.,
at wi oy-pep-ia bilious Complaints sryrpel. ,,..v.
~. hesm simple eruptioas kc-ihcs. !, auasl. J,..o,
aps se. ia, on the patients general heaIh n
particulars and eoaeave evidence OF N. .,,.,,o,
saus. ny 'e''Ained OF agents
~. sna sold wholesale and retail Tor erport,,,o,
u Co, Druggists and Chemists Cra al. pn,,a
sH -, ~ "sUsaway corner Of Chamber. street. New
800 " -, .A DuVAL CO, Agents. Main street, Ri,h
. - - rrtee u per Bottle. IN bottle, for as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01
NEGRO HIRING.

pursuance decree q superior Couu Of Law and
- ChaneeU hls Bichpond CircqB IN ne ease 81 IOudoa
aganst Ross a Of BsuEh her and a5o
the I'd day fJtaussy sto mont Of Henreo County OouT,
House. he The Slaves named the aid DEGREES Until further
order Of tic to1n. WIN JENNINGS u. r.
ia Ia for Thomas q Dcktn, ~. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-01

ANiLY PLoUEoOO br of prims Family Four Tor ss's by
Al y PAgRisH, No. -, Cary street
RACJN' BUTTER AND VHNlsONs-30O0 ibs new Haeoni rs
- paeksg's Mountain Boif 1000 venson. For ale low
"a n PARRISH, cary
CAhD-A Lady w. has had great experiences House
seepine and can give he very wishes
stuauoh ~ -ps rs'pbis family possible.
ae'fs change her present position Enquire WING Once
IN oar AND CRUSHED sUGAR-qs bore, woo.,y'. sppe
- ror Loaf Sugar 90 bhs crushed Sugar, Tor By
bI WILLIAMS a HANALT..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09
CONQUERiNG rEAcE

The Union Of Friday night last, in Al
article Oh Mexican matters, denies that the
President Of Secretary OF State gave san
Ia Ana free pass as stated by some
Of the Northcn papers, aud winds up By
declaring that if he will not accept The
olive branch rendered 10 him, we must put
forth all the yigor Of our nation and con.
qncr peace" Why will our respected co.
temporary adopt the slang of the day, in
the use Of 50 unmeaning and Incorrect a
phrase What need IS there of making
war at the same time % the Mexieaus and
on grammatical proprley How san
Peace, who IS perfect Quaker and non.
ubaiani, he conquered The expression
- vulgar error" which wc marvel al
seeing IN 50 correct paper. We would
infinitely prefer seeing lie administration
conquer the war, for their victory over
peace thus CIR has hccn signal enough
Columbia s. O. Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09
A MARRIAGE.

Married, on Wednesday, tho ID inst on the
Noiuai Budgs BY the Rev. WA T. Richard.
son, Mr.. John G. roadway 10 Miss Frances l..
Williams, al Of Salem
We clip the above announcement from
the Lynchburg Nrginian. Wohaye heard
of a marriage by the electric telegraph
the magic yes being transmitted by the
lightnlns's flash. We have read Of Gu.
rlous scene in Georgia, where the minister,
standing on one side OF u river, raised his
stentoran voice, and pronounced a couple
on the other side to be man and wife. But
the present case furnishes the purest in
stance of romance that we know of. What
exquisite idea for IA loving pair to select Sc
grand and slupendous a work of Nature 10
unite their hands and hearts Solemn as
the ceremony usually Is, on thus occasion
il must have been fully sublime. Talk Of
the Bridge OF Signs which connect the
dark damp dungeons Of Venice with the
/ Doge's Palace Our Natural Bridge may
hereafter be more Justly styled the bridge
of Sighs'-the breatblngs forth, not of hor
TOR aad despair, but of happiness aud love
/ Who would object to the ceremony on suct
a spot, were it merely to ENJOY the romano,
OF the scene. Richmond Enquirer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09
CD1rInttR
FRIDAY. OCTOBER o. 1916.
OURSELVES.

With this No. commences the seven
,oenlh volume Of the Journal. In the va
rous changes that have taken place since
ils commencement, we have found much Il
depfess US, yet we Ihdve not been without
our moments Of pleasure. The post Of an
editor is any thing but snecure, yel ma
ny imagine, who have no experience, that
It IS one Of comparative ease, and those
vho undertake It will find themselves dis.
appointed. la our experience, We have
iouad that many men expect an editor to
le governed by their whims and caprices,
add should he have independence enough
10 hiuk or act for himself he is requested 10
|b1p his psper. We have found also that
|shh some men political principles are q
legendary consideration, and where their
netesl conflicts with them, they must
,ed but Of course that is none Of our
\ lsncss others can do as they please, but
Su motto shall be, "contlnuc firm "a the
~ faith " whether friends OF foes as.
D.. Il our paper has not been what the
y ag' desire, Il Is not altogether our fault.
Poor pay poor preach siIl apply 10
esspapefs as we'll as any thing esle aud
"a many men who profess to be Wings
ave thrown their encouragement ia anoth.
direction; and how many, instead Of
earns Us up, Inin With our opponents 70
sc4Acning our influence set under these
i shesrienlng circumstances VIC have had
combat, bu, notwithstanding, II is our
Denomination 70 6sht On, hsht ever
matter who may lorsake Us.
u hose friends Who have adhered 70
}, ao return our thanks aud hope to merit
, continuance Of their support.
To those 10 arrears We would take tas
iayor # they would call at the County
our aud pay US a little. We bate dun.
|nag, but necessity eompels us at th,s time
+ resort to It.