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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-16
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
~ RAMMARS-Smith's s. kirkham's Browns
VI Billions, Frazee's ellis.
Arithmetics-Davie's, S71.V4sA Adams, EN-
erson's, Rays, Coburn's, Daboll 5, Pixies and
Perkins.
Biographies = Mitchell's, Smiths, Olney's,
Morse's, Goodrich's and Warren's. MitchelI's
Outline Maps, Mitchel's High School Geography
Observation-Disclosures United States, Goodrich's
United States, Wizards United States, Hale's
United States, Grmshaw's United States, Pin
nock's Rome, Pmnock's Greece, First, Second
and Third Book of History, Parley's Common
School History and Worcester's History, etc.
Dictionaries Walkers, Webster's Cobb's,
Reid's, Worcester's, Johnson's.
jy26 J. BROOKES, Galena Book Store.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

AME RICAN HOUSEe
NNHE new house, located at the Upper Landing,
u St. Paul, Minnesota, is now open to the
public. 1t is the naost spacious hotel in the Ter
ritory and is intended to rank in the first class
of public houses in the West. The proprietress,
MRS. PARKER, recently from Charlestown.
Mass, conides in her experience and reputation
as hostess, while she solicits that degree Of pa
tronage which it will be her endeavor to merit.
June "a, Is49 l0ly.
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CABINET WARES.

CABINET WARES.
MIR. j. FROST,
4 ATE of Galena, has just opened for the &C
IL commOdation of st. Paul, and other towns
throughout the Territory, an assortment of CAB
met FURNITURE, suited to the market; con-
sisting of
- CHAIRS, BEDsTEADs, n
TABLES, BUREAUS, A
- CUPBoARDs, LOUNGES, III
STANDS, CENTRE TABLES, CRADLES,
CRIBS, and a variety of other articles.
Mr.. f. being practical workman, will under
take any Job Work usually coming within his
line The public are invited to give him call
before purchasing in the lower towns. He will
sell as good articles and at as low prices, can
be bought in GaIena. He is bound not to be beat.
N. Bile will prepare Collins at the shortest
notice. Aug Off
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
Ambitious, cathartc, vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup, Stoughton's bitters, Burgundy
pitch, Liniment-volatie, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodyne Am, Thompson's eye water
opodeldoc, paragoric, castor oil without taste On
smell, rheumatic drops, together with every are
tide IN the Drug line for sale cheap for cash.
DEWEY s. CAVALIER.
st. Paul, April 81, lS49. LILY.
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sD@ There will be a school meeting at Free
man s. Larpenteur's on Saturday evening next at
seven O'Clock.
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FLOUR,

FLOUR.
THNI!E subscriber keeps on hand full and con-
l. slant supply of PRIME FLOUR, for sale
low for CASH. Warranted to be a prime article
or it may be returned.
st. Paul, Aug9tf w. II. MOBILES.
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For the Pionper
Pouch and Powder, Canteen, Rife,
Spaniel, Horse and Buggy.

spaniel, Horse and Buggy.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The above equipment be-
ing our text, we proceeded yesterday (not
Sunday to discourse among the prairie
chickens. First, passing over the bluff
northwest of the town, we debouched upon
the clean prairie on the road to the Falls
Laughing Springer, our pup, cantered over
the tall grass most gaily. We let him solil-
oquiZe for few moments while we stayed
progress upon prospective mound, from
which we could behold toIerably wide
stretch Of glory. Hank He's started a
furry; there he goes, up, jump, up eyes in
tent. Hold up, my fine fellow. We came
in just at the moment Springer and the
chickens were about playing bopeep among
the sunfowers We fired-took in two
plumpies, the first shot. Our mettle was
now up for the fray. Our second takes an-
other; we took another, and, pop and come
again, was the order of the evening. When
we laid our trophies, fifteen in number upon
the hearth at night, didn't Mrs. Snodgrass
smile? 1 RECKON!
p. S. BY the. way the Major is shot.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
HNWO of the most valuable LOTS in ST. Paul,
Il one fronting "a feet on Third street and $50
feet deep; the other fronting Fourth ST.. (near
the bridge on Jackson stree:) 10 and $50 feet
deep. Both of sal lots near the ST. Paul House.
Apply at the Highland Mary Exchange, to
ag2 At l.. III. LA ROCHE.
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sAINTPAUL BRICK, FOR HOUSES,

SAINT PAUL BRICK, FOR HOUSES,
CHIMNEYS, OVENS, FLUES, &c.
N f. BRAWLEY keeps on hand at his yard
IL. a little north of the Upper Landing, in Saint
Paul, supply of excellent BRICK; which he
believes will be found as strong and durable as
can be manufactured any where. He will sell
upon such terms as will satisfy any one who will
make the estimate, that houses can be built in
Saint Paul, of brick, that will be not only great
deal warmer and more durable, but also cheaper,
than Of any other material. Brick will be sold
also in small lots; for chimneys, fues, ovens,
hearths and cisterns, if called for soon.
ST. Paul. Aug L. 20 l7ly
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DIR. r. r.. POTTS.

DIR. +. r.. POTTS,
"AyING made St. Paul his permanent resi-
Ii adence, will attend to all calls in his profess
sion in town and country. He may be found at
present, at the store of Mr. w. H. Forbes. Aft
ENRESH HAMS received Senator, and for sale
Il by F. L. +. co.
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MINNESOTA HOUSE

Saltwater, Min.-By EDw'D w. HARTsHoRN
No exerton will be spared to ensure the com.
forts Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
at the boats, free of charge l7tf
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+. Cazeau,
Carpenter, Joiner and House-Bui.der
door above ID. Lambert, Esq's., Third st. 17-6ih
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FREEMAN. LARPENTEUR & Co.

FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR T. Co.
1T THE 10 WEIR STEAMBOAT LIN.
DING, ST. PAUL, .NI.N,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Provisions, CrOckery, Produce,
Iron, Nails, &C.. &c.
TN presenting to the public their new Spring
+ STOCK Of MERCHANDiSE,
they improve the opportunity of returning their
sincere thanks to their friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them
AS regards their new arrivals, they feel perfectly
safe asserting that their articles in all the variety
of the above mentioned Goods, are not surpassed,
if equalled. in the Territory. They will further
state that their stock is large, and
THEY WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD!
Their principles of trade are too well known to
require notice here-suffice it to say, they will
take in exchange for their Goods such produce as
can be disposed of in this market, which embraces
about all there is in the country to dispose Of
st. Paul, April %, lS49 If
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SEVEN COWS,
M HIGH and BEEF, for sale by JOHN CAST
I'VE NER, at Mr.. Moffatts, Lower Saint Paul.
august ]6f
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FOR SALE.
YNIIE Farm of the subscriber with house and
Il appurtenances; also valuable Mill privil-
eye with mprovements-lOcated upon the same
farm. This property is most eligiby situated
upon the Saltwater road within one mile of the
city of St. Paul. The mill privilege is upon a
never failing stream, and must ultimately become
property of great value. For particulars in
quiraNat the IS Pioneer office.
ALEX. r. MCLEOD.
June 10, IS49. Off.
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| George GOble,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent
! Saltwater, Minnesota Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Warrants.
REFERENCEs-Hon. Otis Bigelow. Geo. A.
Stansbury, BaldwinsvlIe, N. Y; Hon. Chas. s.
Moorehead, Hon. VIM. ID. Reed, R. r. Mckee.
Esq.,, S. B. Scofeld, Esq, MIR. M. Davidson,
Frankfort, KY fe2l-tf
FIRE INSURANCE.
The Protection Insurance COMFY, Hart
ford, Connecticut.
The undersigned is the Agent of the above Com
pany. Property of all kinds insured on as ia
vorable terms as can be obtained in any of the
Eastern or Southern cities. Policies issued on
application to H. L. MOSS, Ag't,
Saltwater, NJ. L.
Henry L. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine.
Messrs Woodward & Dusenbury, N. Y. City.
p. Choutean, Jr., & Co., st. Louis.
&c X. MnKensie & Co., IS "
&c Hampstead & Washbun, Galena, I'll.
James Carter g. Co., 6 Sc
II. l.. Dousman, ESQ.,, Prairie du Chen.
Hon. H. H. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
H. M. Rice, Esq, 6 "
Churchill & Nelson,
Forwarding, Commission and Lumber Merchant.
and dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries-Near the steamboat landing, Saltwater.
Morton S. Wilkinson,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent.-Stillwater, Min Ter.
REFERENCEs.-HOn. w. III. Seward, Auburn,
N. Y, Hon. Daniel Colt, Syracuse, N. Y, J.
Wilkinson, Esq, yracuse, N. Y, Hon. Alb.
Lincoln, Springfield, ILL.,, Churchill & Nelson,
Saltwater.
VIM. Willim,
Plasterer and Stone and Brick Mason.
Conrad Brown,
Boot and Shoe maker.
Jesse Taylor,
Stone and Brick Mason.
Cove & Battles,
Carpenters and HOuse-Buiders.
Michael Phelan,
Machtnist and Nlillwright
Harvey Wilson,
County Surveyor.
SuElitt's
Fruit and Confectionery store
VIM. Cove,
House-builder, Carpenter and Joiner.
COgswell & Johns,
House, Carriage, and Sign Painters.
John Collier,
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, &c, at retail.
DIR. Christopher CALDWELL,
Physician and Druggist.
John AndersOn,-Taior.
John Smith,
General assortment of best family Groceries.
Peter POnsOn,
Dry Goods, Groceries, and general assortment Of
Goods.
Perry Edwards,
House bvilder, and Carpenter and Joiner.
Minnesota HOuse,-H. Curtis proprietor.
VIM. HOlcomb,
Register of Deeds, Justice Of the Peace; alst
surveys lumber.
Matthew Taisey,
in all it's branches; also wagon
and carriages ironed and repaired.
J. III. Brewster,
Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.-At the lane
ing, Saltwater.
John McCusick,
Lumber Merchant, also Dry Goods, Groceries arf
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WIN. ID. Phillips,
Procureur, Avocat en- droit; ct Agent DIES terres.-
ST. Paul. Reclamc mis- ensurete ct DIES terres
entrees par DIES ordres militares.
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DRUGS AND
II 3 D I C I " & S .


II & D I G I n & S.
st. Paul, Minnesota.
TUST received from the east a fresh supply of
81 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nshes and Dye-stutis, which will be sold at the
owest prices. The principal articles are as fol
lows:
DRUGS.
field BenSoic, Camomile Ao,cers,
6 Iaftaric, Corrosive SUBJ,
&c .Nuriatic, Castor oil,
GO Sulphuric, OIL Herlem,
.ammonie, aqua, 6 Olive,
CARD, " .dnise,
arsenic, " Juniper,
.4loeS, Sc TanSu,
alcohol, ascfetida, 6 Spike,
.4Lum, &C LiHseed,
.adhesire plaster, &c Cloves,
.drroU root, sc Rosemary,
Burgundy, pitch, &c Sassafras,
Blue pill, Cinnamon,
Borar, refined, Sc Hemlock,
Balsam FIR, Sc Lemon,
Cream tartar, Sc Pennyroyal,
COpayUa, baisam, &C Bergamot,
Chalk, prepared, " Wintergreen,
Cotocynth, com. ec., C British,
CreosOte, clones, Gu'nsne,
Canelia alba, Rhubard, root,
Ergot, Epson salts, g Put.,
Eye acater,. Seneca snaEefoot,
Terra Sienna, Sulphur, roll,
Iurpentine, spirits, g sud!
Sug lead, Sulph. =anc,
Sal .4mmoniac, Sponge,
SquiUs, sliced, Iodine potassa,
6 syrup, Jalap,
Saltpetre, SIENNA, Laudanum, spts.,
$40. sDir,ts Nitro. Lavender, spts.,
Spanish flies, Liquorice, dal,
Saffron i'll, ROOT,
Sup huric ether, Morphine, =.
Soap, CASTLE, s.Mercurial ointment,
Casdon ate magnesia, Nitrate silvcr,
Crotoa oil, Nutmegs,
Calomet, Eng, " Gamboge:
Orange peel, &c Mamma,
Peruuian bark, Gentian,
Prscipitate red, Glauber Salts,
Prussian blue, = Hiera picra,
Pink root, Jpecacuanha,
"a. snake root, Isinglass, Iodine,
Worms eed, q" .4rabic,@
Waters, &c .Myrrh,
Whiting, " &Opium,
Camphor, &c Guaiacoy1,
Colombo root, JJrn. Iris.
T Cayenne pepper, Valerian,
Caro-. ferri,
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L. A. BabcOck,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
Will attend to the location of Land Warrants,
Payment Of Taxes, &c.
REFERENCEs-Capt. Dav. Omstead, H. M.
Rice, Hon. II. II. Sibey, Minnesota; Hon. M.
NJ. Jackson, Mineral POiut; J. A. Barber, Lam
caster, Wis. june % xtf
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st. Paul, Minnesota.
lust received from the east a fresh supply Of
81 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nishes and Dye-stutfs, which will be sold at the
owest prices. The principal articles are as fol
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DUBUQUE BOOK STORE.
Il. SPAULD1NG,
Main street, Dubuque Iowa,
.nFFERS to the people of Minnesota and Nor
" thern Iowa, WHOLESALE and RETAIL, the
largest stock of SCHOOL, PROFESSIONAL,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
RECORD and ACCOUNT BOOKS,
and the most perfect assortment of STATION
cry north of st. Louis.
Orders can be forwarded every week by the
boats. Satisfaction given both in QUALITY and
PRICE. June % xtf
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Land Warrants for Sale.
II HAVE just received quantity Of Land
Warrants, which will sell cheap for cash.
Saltwater may 10 Aft III. L. MOSS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
-,GEFe-


RY virtue ola decree rendered by the Circuit Su-
~ perior Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, on the 2lst of August, 1913, in thssuit of
Joseph Rankin's heirs, Sc, rs. Isaac Rankin's
heirs, &C., and in conformity to decree in the same
case entered July 9Th, lS49, i shall for the pur-
pose of discharging leins the land therein named
amounting to about $1,000. proceed on Saturday the
22d day of September, 1919, the premises To sell
SO much of the land lying on and near Naked Creek
in Augusta County decreed in said suit TO the heirs
of Samuel Rankin, dec'd as shall be necessary to
discharge said leins.
will first expose TO Gale in parcels to suit pur-
chasers that portion Of the tract adjoining the lands
Of Byers, Weller and Slower, all of il being wood
land and anountng in quantity 10 not less than 100
ACRES.
] will next expose TO sale lot OF wood land lying
west of the NIcAdamized road, containing about 50
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Slower, Roller and
Burke
will next offer for sale if necessary very desi-
rabe lot opposite Burke's Mill, and bordering
Naked Creek and the M'Adamized Road, contain
ing about | ! ACRES. Should tie sale of the par
GELS before named be insufficient to discharge the
leins, will sell enough OF the land lying west of
the M'Adamzed road 10 make up the deficiency
fair plat Of the land may be seen at my office
Mr.. Benz. Weller will show the premises to per-
sons desiring to purchase.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ihe expenses of sale
III Cash. The reminder in pay menls ofsix, twelve
and eighteen months credit-Bonds with approved
security TO be given for the deferred pay menis and
the title to be retained until the payment of the last
bond. HUGH w. SnEFFEY, Comm
August %, lS49.-lds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
aa0 .gCRES,
B0O YKGE.

NAVlNG recently enlarged my Siore-room,
IL now wish ,o'cuarge nv Stock of Books. Sc.
but before doing SO, must ask as particular favor
of those of my friends who are indebted 10 me. that
they will furnish me with a little of the "needGM,"
that is, they will pay ne what they owe me |
expectto go philadelphia in few days, provided
can raise the wind, and do hope that my friends
will not disappont me. Remember that promises
will not pay Tor books in Philadelphia And as the
times very dull hope all those who wish 10
purchase books for cash would give me q SiIl
.. ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton. Sept. &c, 1919.
o. ~ bail Of my debtors who feel diff
dence in coming to see me, will endeayor 10 have
them called upon. r.. G..
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
CT BAETIIIoRE.
&gceg5CaE RsepNrEss,e,ss.

TE annual session for $40 and 80 will comcncc with
Der next.
The daily Lectures thcreacrw be temporarily de
lvercd in the commodous building neatly fitted " for
the purpose, on Liberty street, door north Of Bal
timorc.
MEDICAL. FACULTY.
JoHN c. 5. MoNKUR, III. D.--Insttuies and Practice
OF Medicine Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
GEoRGE G. NJ. RoDEaTs, NJ D.-Obstctrics and Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
REGINALp N. WRIGHT, 4. NJ NJ. D.-Chcmistry.
a. SNowDEN Piaoor, n. H. II. D.-Anatomy and
Physiology.
II. n. WRIGHT, A. NJ. NJ. D.--Surgery e.
\. $. PIGGoT, a. Nj. NJ. D.-Thcrapcutics Matcria
Mcdica, and Hygiene.
The duties OF Demonstrator will be performed by the
Professor Of Anatomy
The Faculty have at their command the most ample
means, apparatus models, &C., for thorough
ana complete as is delivered the best regulated nsti
buttons in the country The Obstcrical models are tho
largest and best imported and were procured IN
Paris, at great cost.
The Faculty intend, possible. ill the va
cant Chairs with gentlemen thoroughly qualified to meet
the responsible duties thereof
They pledge themselves TO unwearied devotion 10 the
interests OF all who may be disposed put themselves
under their tuition.
Tickets s; 10 each; Diploma 500; Demonstration S 10:
Maliculaon So Students arriving in the CITY are re-
Gucsted TO call on member oftle Faculty no viii
give advice with regard to the selection of boarding
| house, &c, sc.
For further Information, address the Dean of the Fac
ulty. REGINALD y. WRIGHT
! NO l03 West Faycue street,
! 20 ~ one door W est Of Liberty ST
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E2TeCsg7Or'S &Gsse OF Efel,eg,
NEGROES AND OTHER Personal PROPERTY

SS[oe-
q n the 25th day of October, 1910, at the late
W residence OF James Douglass, decd, ON the
Cowpasture River, in Highland County, will Of
fer for sale TO the highest bidder all The Estate both
Real and Personal Of the said Douglass, decd,
consisting Of one Tract of Land, containing
9g9 ACTRESS
of which about 100 Acres are cleared and in good
state of cultivation. The improvements are a LOG
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn and other
necessary outhouses. The Personal Estate con
aisting of Negroes. Horses, Cows, Young Cattle
Sheep, Hogs, Wheat, Rye, Gals and Corn, good
Wagon and Gear, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Sc, sc.
T'ERMS.-A credit ofnine months will be given
on all sums exceeding three dollars, the purchaser
executing bond with approved securty-a sums
othreo dollars and under the Cash will be required.
The terms of hc sale of the Land and Negroes Will
be made known on the day of sale.
RANKIN n. DOUGLASS. Executor
James Douglass, decd.
September %, lS40.-tds.
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YoR THE SPECTATOR.

.Messrs Editors Before proceed To notice 'R.'
i'm the last indicator, will disabuse the minds of
some in regard to the impression that l assume 10
be the organ of Charity Division. represented my
opinions opinions which | conceived TO ne
founded in fact, therefore, conscieniousy entertain
ed, and do so yet. aspred to nothing more
find, however, that the sentiment conveyed in my
remarks last week meets hearty response from
many friends Of the cause.
ar" feels himself sat liberty to inquire, what is
the object OF the writer in the last Spectator signed
sAris,ldes' 2" You, sir, establish that at which
aimed, oy admitting that Charity has done as much
good as any other Division in the State, and has
adhered firmly tothe principles Of lis organization.
II such DO the case, why open another? You must
either admit that there is necessity Tor another
or that there is dissatisfaction with Charity. Which
is it2 IL disaiection, what is the groupd2 Ii has
room for 40 more members. You tell US it has been
true 10 its trust. What possible excuse you
have, then, founded upon unauthorized principles,
for this movement? 1t is evident that something
is wrong at the heart and il the tree be evil the
fruit must parlake Of its nature. If the Division be
established from such motives as are apparent tony
mind, il must fall, aud thereby do injury to the
cause. But the ears Of The Ass appear from be-
meath the skin of the noble Lion, and the people
will take the warning.
With ar" hope that Big Bugs, little Bugs,
and all may be brought under the of its flag;
but at the same time do not desire 10 compromise
the ''princples OF lis organization" Suppose a
"bg bug" applies. for admssion-,he conditions pre-
scrioed in the book of government made known
to him. Oh thinks he, this is too humilia,ing. To
promise all this in the presence of those with whom
do not assoclaie-to make mysefequal with item
Il can't reconcile it to my views OF proprety-
Forthwith, then, some kind friends propose plan
by which this class be accommodated
Division must be opened bigger scale. And
this is extending the influence of the Order! Tenn
perance seed sown in such ground, would be about
as productive Ct good the seed of Liberty was
in the infidel land of France--generating mildew
to the cause of Freedom in Europe.
If then, sir. my views calculated 10 limit the
influence of the Order am satisfied that il shall
be limited. | would rather it with 50 pure
minded and temperance hearted members, than 500
who were not wholly given up 10 the cause, innu-
enced by no other consideration than the advance
ment Of its interests. In conclusion, bid Mr.. 'R.
final adeu. leaving the letting part with the lovers
of Truth and Equality-not forgetting to congratu-
late him on having found opportunity 10 inform
the public that he has read the history Of Greece,
and knows Aristides To have been great Athenan
Judge" with 1.-THE JUST affixed to his name.
ARiSTlDES.