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4 .A-es e CAUTION..e act ssii
lanes g; M z, y SPANISH BLACKIN0 LABEL

Z JAMES 8. MA8ON'S SPANISH BLACKIN0 LABEL
y COUNTERFEITED. Shippers. Merchants. and the
Cs!sSnssS CHALLENGE BIACKiNS are vsy respect.
iny I.aSs;sed 2 ss.@ise 81 q s.sI.G Bore
his Spanish Blaekag Labels have been copied in every
cula the name and location only excepted BY eoncsrn
Philadelphia for tho Of DeceipnR the Public i'm
posing their Confidence in favor Of Masons Blaeheg the
color Of the paper have all been coped OBSERVk thar
Masons Challenge Backing u never labelled In Spanish for
70 fREvENT FRAUD for the future. JAS q Mason win
place his signature the labels Of boz Of Backing
pared BY him. without which His long eIpe
Renee manufAcuw, The extent and variety 81 his
over any ohsg s!sstoE X hs uqtsd ssstf
ana''' 'o'n''''0 p'0~1s's any :. J1MEs J. MAsoN,od
mi aw sodsre IS. AID ls1 North Third street
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= = DOCTOR ARNT'S
r ELI EF s. ALIVE.

EOR WOUNDS, Bruises, Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
sovereign remedy Botehes on the Faces and Chsppsd
Rough Skin will soon render It transparent clear and soft
Extract Of aletter from Doctor Woody
am highly gratifed TO hear that The Relief Salve
pared BY Dr. Charles Amt being introduced the paIc
pos.ssses merits wh.eh will spsedly give il high rank in
any pher preparation with which havs any seGsansspes
have made feqaent use Of with the eate,t possible
suses:. a1d freely and ehssr.y commended il 70 osn
have known 70 produce several cases OF namsd breasts
aoas esa 81. s:s
ed long and much with her thar expectedfom
what We had HEARD 70 nnd her dead They ha4 however, spp
A Belief h IT. and u s, day and y
ing i twice had directed the milk started they
put child her breasts and they now both doing
the save 70 them glad Of being the ofdoing
Doctor Halioct Sir: Thar the res, Urine Of Amt. Re
rev facts connected with own About twenty
received injury from the fragment Of bunting
cannon striking me 10 my soa from tina, ~ % the present
During this protaeted 81 suffering have had
to all the sure eures and highly recommended Pain Ez-
Having recently takcu eold myleg again the
seat PAIN and had a The Appearances OF
immediate mouhcafion. was advised ta in order 70
ashIs leass si;i.
. application felt yreut benedt and ths second the
sSs
from pain Its better condition than il has been for
fssi fvm si.is and ssve 10 dosSrswl prove
rseSsinssdst. Respectfully Vouas, Se
.s Frenchs Hetel No Il, Fuiton stfsst New Yofh
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OREGON OUTFl FOR the benefit oil those Who'll
your columns tor few suggestions, which they will
Ind useful and important ~. s.sfs
l. First, the wagons should be suicis strong TO
garry from 1000 to 800 poundsthey should be made
with telling tongues. t'''- - = .Nx.t ~ -
>. Each wagon to have good double covers.
3. Each wagon to have at least three good yoke oil
oxen; from to years oId--he oxen should b well
broken-yckes and bows 10 be all good end oomplsts
e ss
8. Fifteen pounds Of coffee andths same VI sugar 70
100 Ss Of bacon to each person over ton years old
SO lbs 10 all over three and undcrtsns u ta.a
90 90 TO- o. SAT- sa. 20 eacn s mes ~flE smrsl
o. lbs Of pepper to each ness N 80 ,is- .,!fA
70 50 -: dried fruit apples and peaches.
H. Each to have good tent Of sufficient size to
contain from ave to eight persona ~ .'''s't.N-l
Il SadaS 3 sse IA
Eissnss hscud Aars - things cDmblstst asad an
fsseh oresoS early 10 tho Aai ssrsrs
S Sc sS. 70 i S.. saa
all persons who fntenA emig 1ng " Oregon frUn the
1::ss e sf:s; ,AS Mi'rous
Let me repss and urge upon al who intend ehi.
grating in the spring 70 hsys ~ thing: rsedy Y asrt
Platte, Mo, adr, Jrn O. ~
HoRRrp MAssAcRK.-T'he house Of Mr.. Van NeSs,
farmer and supervisor OF the town Of Fleming, on
Owssco lake. four miles from Auburn, eraersd hs
M p Z As
stsbb I'd BY the villain, and dead HE
in Law and hired man were also slebbsds but are still
living No further particulars known and no cause
astgned for the act tis reported thatMrs. ". Nsan
sbout axiy reds when her bowels guahad OUT and abe
fell dead tits said attempted 10 90 up stairs for
vas torn open from ts shoulder entirely scross aldo
men The friedman succeeded in keeping him Of with
vs. mothsrin law hut hs ID badly wpundsd II ~ said
the murderer took the road TO Auburn, near which
place one OF MIR. v. Ms horses was found, bearing
evident siqn. Of having bssn hard riddsn-aSsny C".
sen, March IA. h
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An ELoPEMENT AND ATTEMPTED SKDUCTIoN-In
consequence of fair promises Of marriage, young
lady OF Cabotvle Masa, was induced to elope with
young Of that place They took "Frsnch leave y
and went straight to Buffalo fast steam horse
could whrl them there On their arrival in that city
they took at Of the rst hotels and the young
nan told the all unsuspccting young girl that he had
sent out for minister, who would tie their desti
MES o2ether in the hard knot" of matrimony But
them poor creature, came bitter disappointmenta do
structon Of the airy csstle hope had built Under this
comforting assurance and taking advantage Of her con-
fdence in the approach Of the contamination Of all
her fondes sntcipaons and brightest dreams the faith
less villain attempted to accomplish the ruin Of the air
girl whose affections he had won, and who had given
convincing proofs Of her attachment to him. and reliance
his promises But the fellow banked in his in
famous design The vigorous resistance Of the poor girl
and her cries for help, brought assisance ere her
strength failed her. The landlord burst into the ROOM
and received frank aud honest statement Of all
the circumstances from the girl His measures were
quickly taken At his request he weeping girl left the
heartess fellow :"Now, you contemplate scoundrel
bring to me ell youS baggage and open It," The COM
mand was obeyed. I" Now he added, strip yourself
OF all your outer garments and hand them to me-" This
order also obeyed He then searched his trunk and
pockets and taking therefrom ell tho money that he
could And amounting to 500 he returned to the fellow
his clothes and baggage and when he had dressed gave
him hint to leave the house. that he not slow 10
take He then gave the girl all the money and putting
vills He has since received letter from her thanking
him heartily in the Of hers elf and paren for his
timely aid in rescung her 10 efectualy from an unnii
tRatcd villain The landlord has his reward. We trust
the seducsr will re ceve the full punish
ment his vilisny merits.-.4bany Citizen
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Pppristes.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--EvUy day. rncs esafs Per copy
IN :S,,1c ss.s,rs.v-rn.. W es.s
Per copy-s,lsK cent? per annum-psyabe IN advsAce -
ADVERTISEMENTS q the ussai praess-Auvs eesn
fRiNTiNa Of al kinds executed win beauty sad dsr
All lettsrs or oommuncatioas BY rail- sddrss.ed %
the cssabhmen be post paid Or the postage w %
Abducted from the Uubscription money remlnqd go
JAMES GORDON 9ENNETT,
NEW Yonx H4RAIp EsrADIlsHSfKHS
Syt coTper nfFultna and NHfsHu s<seeeg
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stetaa FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE

'J'HE fhOrKlE OhS q this Establishment, long Known
~ q. ~ M .eturl tncm 9fste.mi Thanks TO
since ha: been under their aud beg leave that
determined 1T ssibe, future sueeessthey have
just added to their former spacious building beautiful
aud airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
more and gives the House hundred AID fifty
sion in painting papeng furnishing. &c. The BATHING De-
rARTMENT ample both for Ladies' aud Gentlemen .ud will
be conducted the European pan the superior for
tort and despatch The extensive thus made
Iosags Of e public epet with every lhss
calculated to reader attractive and comfortable neuding
the most untr0g and aesiduoas attention to viten The
part Of all ected with it. W
Terms-GeLtlemens Ordinary 81 Is per day Ladies' Ofdi-
nary 81 50 day. DIX 4 fOGQ,
f23 2aWtiW Promoters
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WANTED.'

~ Part Of HouseA small family, consisting Of two
: Is aad gentleman want 10 hire suite OF fur
ushed looms bv the year respectable private house
between White and Ten.h strss either in BIosdway OF
drsss post i'd O. 4si Post Once New York, The
very best fsrsoces offered ADD required. mls3t.m
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET,
"A IN privet. Dwelling. single gentlemen, at 10
@ Mercer None need apply but those that have good
p:l8. reference 4 la Ea..Al.s !, mis- Nsr
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4ass = - - LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
hllsSsIPhia h:vs Just reeeivsd By ury:is this port
s % u All s;sss poissisd Sisss sndow sisss from
y syM Aso Toilet sI:s.. fsisa spss.sel q
Nsts, Nth yais{y slcthw Efsneh and German goods,
vs,sh ~ 3sSs q ~ ieSsst pastss pdsss- .snas
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So To LET OR FOR SALE,
La A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE. Stable and
principal Of winch is well stocked with fruit and
.n I'm % Inc
Stution between 10th and For further inorma-
ton applv to JuHN BATHGATE l5 Ninth STREET. DR..
WOODS, Harlem. mrl2 im~rc
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TO LET, IN HubOkEl

- TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
t with the privilege Of free eriace, Of
perioo which will be ready for Occupancy on or before
May At They win be lifted in beautful style and be
rles with all the late improve They each contain
black sr.,s. ,hIoashOu, and are sss front With
full commanding fine view Of the rivev, bay and city, and
within minutes walk Of the ferry, where the ferry
and every half Canal and CHRISTOPHER SIS
Apply at the ferry at Hoboken mis- 2wsrc
EH sny Of acrss that be desirable Barns &c
the riyer aAd within tn walk of CAeton
Steamboat Landing, mile from Port Richmond and mile
and halffIo New Brighton. f.t
The property has aonton The Of about 400 feet
For further particulars enquire Of William aud John OBri-
No 80 Wall premises Of Mira Jane Burger
MI 2w
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The amount Of land sold at the Land Once Chicsso
during the month Of February, less 10 follows:-

fotal. ....... ....... .io,Voo -
Total number Of prescriptions for same month, -.
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"a RARE cff7NCE: ~ 90 80

NtN WILL BE SOLD theap, exchanged for city psp-
ys{y valuable ,slsi grain .aa s!s,,: farm con.
ret rch soil haying bren AN cultivated highly
% yAis Aye ys.1 ard
Cord spreg and from faImingdae the best ahe
ceclIy Of The 6uidng s AL nearly and
rngs h-pssy fout Hosv. los House. BsksV Kepn,
Ss ssr1st aid being wt1ie TX husrs commSi
Sstsa aA AfsoLly, p .hish e~s y9 hoP FEmns4le
Gold Spring daily New York For further paztiou.
saFs seplyfo" = hss res las ,. 9. LUCKY.
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.cHE-afxsr -as1 KFEEr JJFsgRycT1or r ~
- .fsade'y. 10 Hssssss ssIss'ss -. sweet 2,

Superior and EleEmt Comm srcal System Of wRITIfa0,
MILL continue be faug daring his stsy in New Yqsk
w LADIES' aud 0entlemen Of EvEay Age. Day or Eve
ID ~Ja,d I . OsLy ylsE Dol4AAs 90. 49,.
Ma. BaIsrow, Finishing Writing Aaslf, pcrses and GOA
nANTr ~ to ALL old or Young paSt BEAurIvvL,
EirxbIrIors and BE style Of lmansh ~ naitsI
how nxp Ittyscrsle or Ne The writing,
m TWELVE IEAaYI LESS ONb FOR s. e. ONLY!
-,.Boox. KrEpISs and SHoaT HAND tspsht HsyotghtE ,
NsBPrvss esecus given famaisss snd schools stsend
f1OAAi delivering from my yass, fofnsr q kPe and
~ 9rsea wich sOests, the real isach Q!chsrd Heu An
Nut and Stovs mired IS S. buyer positively depend
on having their Coal delivered al these PRICES, =, ,o,y
~ 2meod.y PETkR CLINTON
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MANSION HOUSE,

MANSlON t1OUSE,
90. MlDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT
1NHE UNDERSIGNED bsgs leave 70 annoupcs 70 his
friends and the pubs, that he hrs leased the above house
for Of year. and hopes BY long experience
attention to business, to merit liberal share Of their
patronage. JOHN l.. MONROE,
mrs slasyc Formerly Of the u. g Hotei, Bostou
UsT fukLIsHkD fgce % cent, a the Bs.ecn 0ahce,
BEACON, edtedby g. ysls ContentsSpirn 81 the Times;
Swedenbofgsm with the Hstoy Of is Founder; Tire with
the ancient devices Tor meaurng III The Three mpostors
from the Lstin work; lie Of Astronomy
ECONOMICAL Cad; Ephemes Of the Psnet the year 1876
" Each Of the above works for sale in pamphlet form
For sale aso variety Of Liberal Works ms 2w eodsfc
SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. 81 Chsapside Bultsmore
T d. ARMSTRONG & THORNTON respectfully call
u the tsution Of Southern and Western Merchants the
following stoek, enumerated below, which ssy will sell
!. S 3 sss E R;s.! sEo4Ans -, Iii.
Il, % S SSS " R ksG;i,: 90 49, 40 iii
- $1,000 La Norma DO ia -a-s.e..- + .d.,t
50 0e hroeipe do 10 81 .-i!e e-.4s q t:iist
-a.a- so9 box: ToP AcCo; !. - - .ss ... n
AZ 50 Soxes '"'A'ne De- to0'se' fa'. 4.,-r sas.
Pipes. kegs. bottles, bladdsn CARROTS snaK. -aa
mt Inn cod re n. Il .+ssAf 200 s-tai
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IN MONDAY NEXT, tFsb sth.l the ssbscrsber viii
No. ss Chatham strsss, new YORK, "a
One door from the or Chabers new entensve and
uep Ersn 49,, ss.s y1 q 81 .yArf
cossisnE Of evy VARSITY q pstsns and found
s1ther n Lur9Ie o. Apencs fness We val mot msetiont
ing we think safety defy comv-ton wit the woiLp
on hand G :. etA lssH = e-iast ). 1880 :
Wholesale and retail purchasers repeatedly invited to
','' 'A' .'a~a' n.s.''' DUNCKER BECKER !.
New York Feb. Tth. 1886. ~, :. ,.e MS frnsm .
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NO LET,

- A DESIRABLE HOUSE. in the village Of ysmaiea
E L. l.; present occupied by Doctor q. H. Nissan
s2N with stable the The House il modern built
three with ,rbe manrels in complete srder Posea
sson givee Lat Of May.
Also Two other houses the vlsge. all well located be
lag rear tho Railroad Depot and both Academiss. one
which b occupied Immediately. For further particulars
apply to JAMES HERMAN,
md 7wyrc Jsmaea L, I
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-. TO LET, IN FORT LEE, Nj,
~ FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about I acres Of
E ground and number Of wooden buildings, toerable
- good condition. which formerly used che
situated the Hactensack road only w misutes walk
lease will be for several years. if required Inquire Of
DR.. Morris Lso-Wolf, - Liberty street, New York.
nj 2w<r
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- E ...s
- A PLEASANT country in the village Of Madi-
E:: son. Morris county New J.ney within few minutes
walk the beautiful residence Of VIM. Gibbons Esq.,
bsnz about mile. from New York ety-eomnunicaton 70
aud nom twice day. day the Morris and e.
Railroad Said place contains about which
ale Two Houses and Bern 6rst well of
smiss, are located a eommsndDg pos,.on syeIooLins
the sl.es beng thin inatrs walk Of Che iitosd DE-
which convenient for doing business
esquire address to The sabseribos. II.
n. ,n.r. 80, az. 4. A HihOMrS0S'
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NOTICE.
nUEI.I-INa u0fIgr9 aTOQ

Es for sale, exchange Investn made pro
ductive Real Estate, that will paytr twenty
the purchase money. with in value
from fifteen per Nc procured
Boud aud Morsags and Policies Of Insurance obtained from
he moot Responsible companies in the county, Apply q Is
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLkN
NB-nans elevations. specification. and contracts 70
hadings furnished here No Broad street, short
est notice. CALVIN POLLARD.
3 fO lmSrc Architect
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= .''s 'y you N 3. PxRsoNs :,

Frsnehs Hetsl, No. i3s Fulton stfsst New Ypfl.
Sold Who'll retail by the principal agent, CHARLES
H. KING. DpGgist and Chemist l92 Broadway Corner Of
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Il is NOT for us to determine. the correctness or
falacy Of this letters argument, but II certainly 10
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~ be made the Legislature Of th 6ate In this
rein." ~
New York January 10. 1916 jaI3 2awsw src
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

beautiful portion OF the Valley. Wool be raised in
any qaanuy IN the surrounding county; snd there
three iotces IN the neghborhood. There nail fac
tory IN Roekbudge Augusta The price o nsils 10 from
to 10 cents Iron 10 taken from three miles OF the place.
esrred to Richmond into nails and brought
back. XIII
needless to point the great advantages OF tho
establishment OF manufactures here IL true. that the
farmers in the neighborhood OF manufactures Get rch
This true IN those parts Of country where they cx
and II would be true in Western Virginia. But how shall
the people be aroused their advanges confess have
Iue hope from new. PAPER essays Many fully con.
WINGED OF the necessity of such establishments among
them but they take step. to effect IT, To such would
make an earnest appeal, and call them Quit
the din OF party politics, and bend energies better
the condition Of your immediate neghbohood and county
Gail meetings OF the people, and appoint committees to
collect facts Find out what your condition is. and devise
means To make better Call northern brethren TO
bring their capital amongst Let this be pesevernsly
DONE and the day 10 not Tar distant when valleys will
bloom and blossom tho rose when industry, with her
thousand hands, will scatter blessings all around when
neo and pauperism will diminish. and be found to
support all the useful institutions in our midst.
T. Il, NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26
GOVERNOR SMITH.

We took occasion few days ago. IN announcing the
fact that Gov Smith had appeared counsel IN defence
Of criminal before the Superior Court Of Fauquer coun-
y, remark upon the uRssemneES OF the practice even
though there GIT be nothing the Of the case TO
render the censur-b. We had intention to do in
justice Gov. Smith, unnecessarily comment upon
Tine absence Of such intention was shown by
fact that accompanied remarks by the excuse
made for him, at the tme--eli admission implicitly
that there something unusual, say wrong about
t-by the Fsuquier paper. We copy from the En-
qurer of last Saturday, fuller explanatory statement In
doing however feel constrained repeat while
there may have been anything absolutely improper in the
Governors conduct es eyes altogether
becoming the dignity Of his station. The Enquirer says:
ave have made enquiry the facts OF the case and
find them b. as follows Perry isst Fa! as aleged
killed man by the Of Kean. He Immediately
arrested, and had his trial before examining Court
Gov Smith, then private individual, employed for be
defence and accordingly appeared for the prisoner before
the Court OF Justices. This retainer and defence Of the
prisoner prevented. appears Us, although suSse-
queniy elected GoYem0r his acting upon the
official character Chfi Magistrate, and prisoner
insisted upon holding him his retainer, and ms r.u.a
Clpse he defence before the jury could hs
ocsl relation the question do not rep4ri it a. our
coieporsries OF the Wing and Inel gencer DO a. mpr
per Tor hm complete defence Of the accused These
as we are informed the fact OF The tic appeared
tor Perry last Ib before he elected Governor aud
thus sectuay debauej hE!sef Of sny action HE Of.
cal capacity II he had refused appear -! Perry before
the Superior Court aud he had been convicted does ssy
one say should have acted upon his Cover
Of YirginiIF
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mcrce shosfd hare been, they predicted it would
be, cut up root and branch by our high duties,
and every other department OF national industry,
save the protected interests, should hare been pa
rayzed by the destruction of their chief support,
1t has, some how or other, always happened, with
unvarying uniformity, that commerce and agricul-
ture have both prospered most surely when ma
nuactures have been most efficiently sustained
by the policy Of the Government. THEoRy and
FACT are thus brought into collision with each
other-and though the people may for season
be mised by the plausible teachings of those who
derive ali their knowledge on the subject from
books written by men rs little versed in the prac.
teal business OF life, as those who imbbc, again
to disseminate their opinions, they will. sooner or
later, yield to the evidence of experience, (pari.
cularly when, from 1887 10 lS4l, il assumes
its sterncr aspects. bringing distress and ruin to
almost every mans door, by which the fallacy of
hese teachings in irresistibly demonstrated.
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lcoMNUNIcATKp.


To tie Hon William S,nith. Gor,rpor Of Virginia
The recent lamented death Judge Robert
occasoned vacancy the Bench the Virginia Co,y,
oi Appeals which IL suspected will be filed temporarily
BY the Executive IN obedience his constitutional powe
such occasions. Feeling assured OF the
OF the Executive TO look the broad limits this Com
mon~ealth, and imparialy select from the member, =,
the legal profession some alike for
his talents high character, profound legal eruditon and
great Industry and perseverance,, hope that IL may
not appear m the slightest degree forward
IN TO suggest to your Exc.ency the name OF William,
Green, ESQ., OF Cupeper gentleman who uniies in him
teh all Me qualifications and requisites of Judge and
superior qualities ot Mr.. Green IL now too well
known TO the Profession. and personally appreciated by
yourself man and lawyer need any cnmmenda
ton AT my hands. Ha is gentleman OF fine educ atop:-
received the best legal Instruction under the supetinend
ancc OF his father who Judge Of the Chancey op,,
fedeteksburg and afterwards Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals whose Judicial opinions 1uoed with great
confidence by the Bar. and relied upon by the Bench
He has now been assduously aud most laboriousy and
successfully engaged in the constant and uninerrupeJ
practice OF his profession for nearly twenty years Iii the
profession OF his choice which the legal cast m Ia.
superos at any bar He has perfect and thorough know
ledge OF the doctrine OF the law of real property the gu
perlor learning IN which Is necessary Judge OF the
Court OF Appeals lie has grapPed with the first and mos,
distinguished lawyers IN the State aud delivered arguments
the Court OF Appeals reported in Robinson,s V,ry,n,
cations, OF very great Importance the appointment of
Reports which eynced much learning in the law and m
tent and extensive research. Among other superior aa
,aons o very great Importance IN the appointment OF
Judges under our present system Mr. Green is now in
the prime oi c in the strong and vigorous aye of forty
knowing that Mr. Green Ia personally known TO YOU as
lawyer, and appreciated a. and feeling every con-
hdence that Is always desire reward merit and
talents and give honor whom honor due n ia bonsd
that the claims and pretensions of Mr. Green will receive
4 most favorable consideration Mt your hands
ANXIOUS.