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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31
LIBERTY AND ARLINGTON TURN
PIKE COMPANY.

NJ Office is hereby given TO the Stockhod-
ers of the Liberty and Abingdon Turnpike
Company, that a public meeting OF the Stock
holders of said Company will be held at Abng-
ton, Wayne county. on Monday the 18th day of
June x,, for the purpose OF eiectirg, by ballot,
Eleven Directors. to act as Directors Tor SAID
Company during the ensuing year.
Stpck holGers may vote either by themselves
in person or by proxy lawfully appointed. and are
entitled to vote for each and shore he id
by them in SAID Company, but II" delinquent
Stoc kholder can either vote for or be elected Il
Director.
FREDERICK BLACK, President.
Samuel. N'CuLLouGiI, Clerk.
May 9th Is. te.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31
BLACKSMITHING!

OEO7sGE WILSON. would respectful
III Iy inform the public that he has erected
end nov occupies II NEW SHOP on West Mlin
street. near Bnri' oil Livery Stable, where he
j. prepared 10 do in the best Of ST, le and the
shortest notice. all kinds Of ELiEhSHI1I-
mo tic will iron C4ryiagcs, Bnogiss. Wagons
ssd Thrastng Machines; --riake HiH irons,
spd all things IN tiIat line. He " ~ pay partcu-
lar attention to the making aui repairing Of
Agricaifayai Impieme nfs-SiiOEiNG HORSES
.-making AMI repairing EDGE TOOLS. &c.
GFIfc designs to MIX his establishment a
M cA al 81 r-c. i = IL u .y :, and there
fore confidently soIicits public patronage.
The Work We'll Do2ac or No E'a,:
Richmond, May -, lNfs 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31

w. are glad to learn that Dr. J. Howells has
secured the A gcpcy Of DIR. LIZ Roy's Wild cherry
and sarsapsriIia Pills, for Richmond, the sick
" season is fast approaching. These Pills have
given complete satisfaction to all who have used
them. They are, IA truth, Il strengthening and
purifying tonic. Full directions accompany each
box. Price - cts. MANY.
Richmond, May 81 1913 22tf
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1r $50, 900 DIE N

Annually OF Coasnm pit ION in the rnieed
Ststes, yet how many could have been snved il
they had rcsorted 10 DIR. Rogers Liverwort end
Tar in season. TKoUs ANps upon THOUSANDS ara
now testitiing that il has saved their lives aud
restored them to iiealih-No Que need pEsrAia1
though voar physicians and friends give you up
to DEL! You cannot lie worse than Mrs. Rowe,
OF Stnunton, who ". given mp by her Doctors
and friends to DIE wnh the last stage Of Con-
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate in addition
10 the vast number obtained in Cincinnati. to
show that the cures il makes are not confined to
that City alone, but in every place where il has
been introduced. Read what she says:
This is to certify, that some months since. I
was taken with pain in my side aud breast: !
called in the aid of several ply sicians, but they
failed to give any relief, and for the space OF
one year grew rapidly worse. In addition 10
this was attacked with n violent cough al
though excellent physician lived in III. Same
house. and used the greatest exertion. and paid
the strictcst teniion, il baiiied all his skill
two others called in, of which was
aged and kilful physician, but all their efforts
proved alike unavailing. Al laet, physician
who was attending acamp-meefng IN the neigh
borhocd, came to me, and declared that
could not last more than one Gay longer: also.
all OF the vast number who came TO see me be-
leved that few days at most must md my earth
career. My friends ,ceTe nor called IN IN snt
die! But my brother at this crisis, clearing Of
the astonishing cures performed by DR.. Rcgers'
Compound Syrup of Iiverwort and Iar,) went
TO Chicothe and back. n distance of sixty miles.
in l3 hours, to get some of the above medicine:
CONNIE need taking il, and strange 10 tell before
had used half a bottle, the cough was entirely
cured; from this time recovered rapidly, aud
when had used two bottles, ! was nbic 10
snne my family vocatiOns as usually. ] ain
fully satisfied that il il had not been for this
ceient medicine, would now be in my grave.
and must IN justice say. that truly return my
sincere thanks 10 the inventor of this priceless
medicine, aud would recommend all persons If.
tlcted with diseased lungs TO give il a trial
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned, do certify. that this &C.
count of Mrs Rowe is correct, we being pei
ally acquainted with all the circumstances.
PETER p. MATTHEWS,
=. 2. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS:
Stanton, Ohio, Feb. Z. lei7.
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Pleasant Residence and Othez
Property for Sale.

THE nde rsisued offers for sale. residence
on Frank in street, near FrienGs' Meeting
house. Tie dwelling is two stories high, ano
contains seven rooms, with convenient out build
ihgs. ana nea. garUen with sh hberv, &c.--
Also. the Machine and Blacksmith Shop, rece MT
Is occupied by Z d. Borton on Fifth street
This property i well calculated for a carriage
shop. any other SINNER business Terms vii,
be reasonable, and possession given at an early
day. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, March 18th, ls4S ,2-tf
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To CONTRACTORS,

CtEALED PROPOSALS. viii lie received
- by the undersigned, until the FIRST DAY
OF JUNE. for the grading and gravcIiiug Of the
ALLOWING Sections, to-wii: Nos. =, 3 and 4, on
soutl, Pearl st,crt: Nos ), ! and >, Fort Wayne
Avenue; also, Washington Avenue, ani Sec. j
an Fifth street. BY order of the Council.
r. s. The specifications. profies and terms OF
.evm~ut, can be seen at IIoIioways Book Store.
u. w. DAVIS, City Ci'k.
Richmond, May II, Isis. 2lij
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For Sale or Rent:

TENHE Mill property. lying one mile North of
4 Richmond, on the Mudle-Furk Of white
water, with la Acres of Land. The property
was formerly occupied by job w Swain. There
is good Dwelling House, Machine Shop. and
Il Stable on the premises. J@Any person wish
ing to purchase or rent, Will I,!ease call and
anime the premises, and apply 70
NANCY SWAIN
Dec 30, 1917 Iii
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PL0Uf0 H s..

As the season for using il,is article is at hand
he would call the attention Of farme to his
stock in that line. The Woods Patent Plough
- the one ne ina m fac ;urcs)- has bee in such
gene rel Use in this and the adjoining counties.
that il he eds no recomme nd alton at his hants.
tie has large stock on hand and will sclt them
Il: LOW PRICES.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the
public for the liberia support bestowed upon him:
ana respectfully solcits a continuance Of favors.
1j-.ili kinds oil Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, Will DO
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
JFiiis STOVE STORE is ON the North side
OF Main street opposite the Richmond Bookstore.
where customers will be promptly waited on.
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond. May 10, ls4e. tla3l'45.)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31

'E>HE subscribers have Just received a Lot Of
Cincinnati Pressed TaIiow Candles. which
hey will sell low hv the Rox.
W. w. LYEDE, & co.
Richmond, Jan. 90. Io4a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31

Il NOW all Mem by these Presents

YUNHAT l keep constantly hand for sale
Burk's we'll known Over Blast Self Feed
ing Windmil!s,-and also, William Stanley's, OF
North Carolina. Patent Windmill. called the
Double w ind power Self Feeding flaming Mills.
tnad. of the best materials and, for despatch III
cleaning a nd separating the grain from the cheet
ana al. seeds rubhi,,. cannot be surpassed IN
tn. country. WARRANTED, to clean from % to %
bushels OF grain per hour, with proper attention
Persons wishing purchase, will find it TO their
interest to call and examine my Mills previous TO
purchasing else where. Also, 4 few Fancy Bed
steads hand for sale low. Shop short dis
lance east of STAIRS Tavern--south siie.
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan. 23. l. Is.
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LOCK BEFORE YOU BUY,

YHNfIE celebrated Straub Flame Encircled
Oven Cooking Stoves, for sale at the Tin
shop of VI. +. Underwood. This Stove has d
decided sld ;ntare over all other Stoves if ii fails
TO perform we'll. return the Stove ANA the money
" i'll be refunded. Gail and then fore pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Premium Stoves of superior quality.
Also, Tin, Copper and Shcet-lron ware. of
every description. Wholesale merchants orders
promptly filled at Cincinnati prices.
Clutter and SpOssting.
Particular attention paid to this branch Of hlsi-
ness, all Of which | am determined to sell low
:1Iior, opposite Sloan's Hotel.
Old Copper Brass AMI Pewter wanted.
NJ. +. UNDEitW GOD.
Richmond. Feb. ] Isis. CIT
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RICHMOND
F @ j N D E r Y

-
CASTlNCn,
A { G q G u . = & Prices!
TVHE undersigned would especially inforn
Il the public that he ca.ries ON the Foundery
business, at the old establishment. He Ana now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot of Stoves
consisting of Nos. l. >, and INrRorxD rsEnirn
COOKING sroFE, Sri.NAN's sHrsosSD ccckis9
STOVE, seven ated ten-p,ase Stoves Of different
sizes, with general Of Fra nh lin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also.-Pots, Kettles.
Anhirons and Waggon-Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes to order-cAEnIxG MACHINES.
co~DESsERs, SPINNING aud MATING MACHINES,
broad ana narrow POWER Looms, PULLING srovxs.
and all kinds Of machinery used in n,amufactur-
iuc establishments.
MIL GEARING. or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. lie feels confident
saving that he has the largest and best selected
10; OF pate rus in the Western country for Crise
anu Saw Mills. lie has. in short the latest
i'm pre- tine Mill Gearing line.
TIIR ASKING MACHINES.
Ue Las an excellent Thra>hng Machine which
H. manufactures, and Will sell for CASH aPpro-
ed rR .pr. For ease IN horses and neatness and
despatch Ia the execution Of work, Il Is net iute-
sior to any IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31

They conii..ne this branch Of business in al
It's varieties, an! keep Gu hand Broad and Cakes
Crackers bs the pound or barrel, Comfectiona-
lie. of all kinds, Lemon Syrup. &c, &c To.
c:er with ,OD3 nick nacks not mentioned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31

.Chcap western cash store"

rect from the importers and nranuf-c'urers in
e East on. of the cheapest, largest, and best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
Markets..

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2e-s P.M-The cotton mar
ket continued STEADY, with fair amount of sales at
6hc for fair louisiana Illinois and Ohio flour was held
at 49, but the sales light; sales OF red wheat
making at 93c and white at 52c 53c.; lard in
barrels moving of pretty freely at &c sales Of
fair sugar at 37c Freights for cotton to Liverpool
quote at 7-16. Sterling bills in moderate
quest at 108.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 80. The flour market, with mode
rate business doing, is rather in favor Of the seller
Transactions reach 200 bills, at SIS 20 SIS 314c for
Howard street, and SIS 3l14 for City mills Wheat Is
in fair demand and market firm sales sum up 10000
bushels, consisting Of white at 81 lea ST. 19c and
Maryland red at 81 Csc The market for corn rules
steady and notice sales Of bushels at SOC for
white, and 64c 66c for yellow. Whiskey, in bills,
we quote at &c. Provisions generally without
change The supply of cut meat is large and prices
have a downward tendency.
BUFFALO, Sept. 30--Recepts within the past "a
hours Flour, 5000 barrels wheat, 65, 900 bushels
corn, 00e do Flour continued steady, with sales
of 5000 barrels at 81 rs. Wheat was in fair demand,
the sales reaching 10000 bushels Ohio at 9lc Corn
without particular change, and notice sales Of
12000 bushels at sac.
ALBANY, Sept. so Receipts by canal within the
past twenty. four hoprs:-Flour 1900 bills; wheat,
5000 bushels; corn 10 900 do; barley, $500 do The
market for -four without change with a fair trade
demand OF barley, there sales Of 900 bushels
at 74c 75c. Oats were in fair request and We no.
tce sales of 5000 bushels at S31sc. S41sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

TnE CASE or JoHN 5. AUsTlN.-lt will be seen
IN another column, that the second jury the case
OF John 5. Austin have found verdict, somewhat
uniavorable towards him, in finding that Timothy
Shea came TO his death by pistol shot from the
hands OF John :. Austin, while In a and fight.
Upon conversing with the Coroner this verdict,
we are informed, amounts to nothing more than a
case OF msnslaughter, and possibly, when taken
before grand jury, it will result into iustifiable
homicide.
I'll a perfectly baIlsbe case and Mr.. Austin
will be liberated from custody to-day Security
to the amount 600 stood ready last night to
bail him, but the Coroner thought it more prudent
60 allow the matter to rest until to-day, when the
necessary bonds will be entered into. Mr.. Austin
remains at present very feeble, and confined to his
bed, fIem the effects Of the injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
TELEGRiPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Steamboat Accident and Dreadful Loss OF
INSTRUMENTATION OF the Burning OF the
Steamboat Goliah on Lake Huron.

Steamboat Accident and Dreadful Loss OF
Steamboat Goliah on Lake Huron.
.s- BUFFALO, Sept. 30, l8i9
The supposed loss of the steam propeller Goliah
on Lake Huron, hence from the upper lakes, Is
believed here to be fully confirmed. Remnants OF
a wreck, having semblance to the Goliah have
been discovered on the Canadian shore of Lake
Huron; and the belief universally prevails that
the vessel took fire, and, there being large guam
tty of gunpowder on board, the destruction of the
vessel must have been completed by the explosion
of the powder.
The charred wreck of large propeller was dri-
ven ashore at Pine Point, above Goodrich, Canada
West, on Wednesday last, Sept. n. Ayawl boat
also came on shore, but 1t was not at all burned,
while many of the wooden hoops by which the
sails are run up and down, appeared to have been
cut with an axe. Three hundred barrels of flour,
with an immense quantity of candles in boxes, and
boxes of raisins kegs of blasting powder, packed
in oats; together with many other articles of mer
cbandze, all bearing the evidences of having been
shipped on board the Goliah, were also picked up
along the shore. Many of the packages were d.
rected to the Saul st. Marie, and the Meden Mi
ming Company.
The tlmbers OF the wreck that came ashore, had
the appearance of having been torn asunder.
AS yet no human bodies have been found: and il
Is supposed that all on board persisted. t--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

the public, generally, viii bear ies,lnoay 10 their
high standing and moral worth.
Upon the whole, we think the last amendment
in the constitution were required, to keep pace
with progress and the spiri. of the age and that
they will work well. In details there may be, and
doubtless are, defects but when they are practi-
cally understood, there power vested either in
the Judiciary or In the Legislature, or perhaps in
both, TO neutralize the evil, or apply direct
remedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
Extenslon of the Telegraph.

w HEELING, sept 70, IO4o.
Another link of the Western telegraph has been
extended, and communications are now being sent
direct The first impulses were received here to-
day from Baltimore. We have no general news
OF moment to communicate. The weather is
pleasant, but rain is much wanted, and the river is
rather low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
New York, Sunday, October I, 1S4s.
actual Circulation of the Herald.

Sept 30 Saturday, Daily and Weekly. 3s42s copiea
The publication Aernins EDITION Of the Herald oom
minutes before o'clock and hnshed at
o'clock: til first Edition menced
at O'Clock, and finished at 30 minutes past
ooct second at 20 minutes before o'clock and finished
at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
Great Fire mt Galena, nlinOis--ImmenseL Loss
Of PrOperty.

GALENA On. J, sept. 20 I64o.
A destructive fire broke out here yesterday,
which, before it could be got under, destroyed
whole block of dwellings, stores, &C., bounded by
Washington, Main, and Beach streets. The loss
is stated to be very great. The origin of the fire
has not been clearly ascertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

TUsCUMBIA, Ala, Sept. %, 1S4S
There is fifteen inches water on Cobert's shoal-
reported rise of two feet above Decatur. Weather
cool and dry-tavOrable to the cotton crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

NAvAL.-The United States frigate, ST. Law
renee, Captain Paulding, ten days from Norfolk,
Tor Cowes and the Mediterranean, was spoken
on the 18th inst, lat ~ IL, lon. 81 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

INTELLIGENCE FROM ST.. VINCENrs.-Captain
Nemes, Of the brig Transit arrived at this port on
Saturday afternoon, from St. vincents, 18th Sept,
informs us that the crops were progressing, and
expected to be fair. The planters were complain
Ing OF want of laborers. Laborers were emf
grating in consequence of the low wages There
had been fetal failure of the yam and plantaln
CROP Bonds had been gwen for all the w. l.
Bank outstandings, and 1t Is hoped that little
time will bring its affairs to more satisfactory
settlement than was at first anticipated. The Co
ness of the colony. is supposed, with good reason,
TO be doing sound and profitable business. There
is good demand tor horses of all kinds, partlcu-
lary good roadsters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

STEAMSHIP WAsnINoron, hence 10Th instant, for
Southampton, was passed on the 23d, latitude AZ,
longitude SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

LATER FROM JAMAIcA--By the arrival Of the
schooner Planet, Capt DAILY, we have received
ofinterest is difficulty which has arisen between
the Governor, Sir Charles Grey, and the Assem-
bly,. The former had accused the white popua-
ton OF barboring wish to renstate slavery In the
That body has likewise published resolution de-
clsring the inability of the colony TO raise the Gus
tomary amount Tor the year 1910, and their deter
mination to raise no supplies beyond the provision
quate retrenchment In the expenditure of the
Island.
The district of ST. Mary's was in disturbed
state, portion OF the Kingston police and a com
pany OF the End West India regiment having been
ordered ihither to preserve the peace--N. Orleans
Ctmmo ciai, SEPT. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

FROM MExrco.--By an arrival here, yesterday,
from Vera Cruz, we have received El Monitor
Rtpubi,cano from the city of Mexico, to the I'D
ut., inclusive, just two days later intelligence man
that last received and published by us. These
papers contain little new or interesting. Profound
tranquility reigns throughout the republic, with
San Luis Potosi, where the Indians are dlsaf-
fected. The Governor of the latter finds it diff
cult to procure funds to pay the troops on foot to
extpguish the trouble in the mountains. Paredes
is stated to be among them. The Governor Of
Durango has made requIsltion on the Supreme
Government, Ter portion of the standing army
to protect the frontier against the ncursions of the
wild Indians. Not word do these papers contain
about the reported formidable preparations of the
buffalo hunters, for the invasion and dismember-
ment of Mexico.-New Orleans Delta, Sept. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

From Havana.

HAVANA, Ccpt 10, lC3S.
will inform you that the steamer Falcon ar
rived to-day at o'clock, p. M, and put In quar-
antne, because she did not briug bill of health
from Savannah. However, she will sail this
evening for New Orleans, and her passengers are
at Mr.. Bellot's Hospital for seven days. Captains
OF sailing vessels, or steamers, ought to be very
careful with their bills of health, from the last
place which they have left. Nothing new for the
present.
have seen in the Herald of the 26th ult, that
the Crescent City had arrived here on the 18th of
August; and LETT for New York on the same day.
1t is great mistake. She arrived on the 18th,
lett on the 18th. / see in the Captains report
from New Orleans to this place, that he had left
on the 18th, at A z. M. giving the distance ran
every "a hours, of the 10th, 18th, and 19h and not
of the nth, that is where the mistake Is. Accord
iyg to thatlog, the Crescent City would have made
her passage from he IRE to New York in four days
which is not so. She left here the 18th, and
arrived at New York on the 23d--fve days pas
sage.
Several vessels have arrived here dismasted
The bark Lynda, which left Philadelphia %
days ago, has not yet arrived. We feel very un-
easy about her.
FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival here, yester-
day, of the steamer Falcon, we have received the
Faro Industrial to the 10Th instant. On the 18th
instant, the Captain General, Count Alcoy, issued
a decree, reducing the government dues on horned
cattle. The Fd,o states that it will produce
greatly beneficial effect on the whole population,
by encouraging the raising of stock, and cheapen-
ing very materially the price of an important ar
tcle Of food.--N. o. Delta, Sept. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

Murder Case.
The following was received from the jurors en-
gagged, on Friday, in the investigation Of the late
murder case, who were favorable to finding verdict
to the effect that the death Of Shea caused by
John 8. Austin:-
=" The undersigned, composing . ccroner's jury, in
regard to Timothy Shea, deceased agree to verdict
that said Shss came to his death BY o wound caused
by . ball, fired from pistol in the hands Of John s.
Austin
Henry Brewster Samuel Joyce
James Salmon Henry Faulkner
C.. G. Simpson Ebeneser Thorne
MELVILLE Shumwsy George Alker
James s Conover william T. Godney
Samuel B. Sutton |LtI n -tst
verdict
Orlando Warren j. Coles j. p. Cassiday.p
This division of made 1t necessary that
jury be summoned and the whole proceedings be gone
over, which Is now in course Of prosecution.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

The following extract from the Naples csr-
respondent Of the London AthsDeam. shows
that The blessings Of cheap postage are fen al
over the world Ia - another smsag the alanv
Arguments addaesd by the friends Of POs'sgsr<
form in this country;
In close relation with the liberty OF the
press IS the reduced postage on newspapers
which are now introduced on the psyrasnt
Of mere bagatelle. Nine or ten days aiisr
lis publication a man lOE the price Of s
grains-2 1-2d-may have his London iour
nal on his table. The consequence IS thaf
reading rooms are being fixed up in 1ft d
reetions and where some weeks since ue
had one or two newspapers stsslthilY miro
dnced. we have now host and the cob
umns Of thirty NeapOlitan newspapers team
with extracts from the best london and Pans
journals. To say nothing else. how much
is gained 10 the cause OF rational freedom
and benevOlehes by Ibis interchange Of na-
tiOnal feeling. and how greatly Is The nat
ural mind expanded By this importation Of
foreign ideas"