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A French traveller in this country thus
sketches our national physiognomy:
Picture to yourself, if you please, lean
figure with bony wrists feet of dimensions
that would forever tarnish the scutcheon of a
gentleman; hat stuck upon the back of the
head; straight hair; check swollen, not by
an accidental cold, but from morning till night
by lump of tobacco lips stained yellow by
the juice of the same plant; n black coat, with
narrow skirts, tumbled shirt the gloves of
gendarme; trousers in harmony with the rest
OF the equipment and you will have before you
the exact portrait of thoroughbred Yankee"
And Of this ugly animals present doings
and reputation, leading writer of Germany
thus speaks:
nowhere in the world says the writer,
"does the blood 10 swiftly rush through the
veins, nowhere does life flow in so full stream,
rs among the citizens Of the United States II is
true that this great natural power exhibits here
and there a wildness and absence Of control of
which we have lately had 10 condemn mani
festation Of reckless extravaganza But a
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WASHINGTON, d. c.
For the National Era
REMEMBERED MUSIC.

There is a strain used to love-
A strain of merry music sweet,
For in my heart its melody
With Hope and Joy wero wont to meet;
And. oh the music Of my soul
Awokc 10 rapture with its spell
As kindred things of sight and sound,
Together vako-togcthcr dwell.
Full many long and changeful years
Have gloomed and frightened o er my head.
Since last that joyful music rang
Sweet time to dreams now dimmcd and fed
And sorrow tears and wild remorso
Have bathcd and wrung those tender chords
Whose sweet vibrations once informed
My soul with joy like angels words.
Tonight the old familiar touch
Awoke those tones so long had slept;
But. Oh my hcart-my trembling heart
So sad it was l could have wept!
Darkness and sorrow, and regret
Rushed in the path of joy and light
As ON the hills where broke the morn,
The shades camo down Of storm and night.
I thought my heart was stceled and cold
And all its widest throbs were gone
I thought l could have smiled to mask
Those sorrows which my soul hath known;
But oh tonight, one moment proved
The deathlcss power the past retains,
IS when dreaming captive wakes
Reused 10y the clankng of his chains
EDWARD d. HowARD.
IjgvflJuJ 1uruyt 1881
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nothing. but are worth more than cold or .,
yer. To give up something, where giv;no 1 ~,
will prevent unhappiness-to Weld When ~ Up
sisting will chafe and fret others-to 90 a l!,a-
around, rather than come against anotber" 'e
take an i'll word or a cross look quietly ra,L'O
than resent or return it; these are tho ,''''e
which clouds and storms are kent off " o:S III
pleasant and steady sunshine secureJ Gu, "nu "
very humble homes and among very ro o,on III
pie, as well as in families in higher st Ptor poo
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A. M. GASnrx.yr

AnoIney and Agent, Washington City, DC
A . s 70 claims Tor Pensions Bounty Land E,,,,
counts before the several Departments Of tn o. 40
References - Hon. n =. Chase Ohio: Hon n wS.
PENNSYLVANIA Hon. q. Cole, Wisconsin Hon Eis I"met,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Gen. Edward hrmo, Lssis
Pennsylvania; DIR. q. Bailey Editor Na,ions carlisle,
accounting ofncers generally. - ana the
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NOTICE.

OFFICE Of the Trust OF the Stockholders the Bank Of
" the United States chartered the 18th March, A. d. E9
The copsrtners shareholder Of the sbo inrt
tuition or their legal representatives who desire to partc
pate In the final dividend Of the Of the stockholders
trust expected 70 be made under decree Of Courts Of he
United states finally to close the ass ~ that inst
tuition hereby notified and requested 10 make known
that desire TO the Cashier by letters paid addressed 10
him at tue Once in the Grard Bank, Philadelphia ON or
before Monday 9TH inst thst their participation In the
final dividend Of Sale assets may be secured.
by order Of the surviving Trustee.
pbiIsielpbia Novtmber IG,t Nov. IL.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT between Philadelphia
w and Pittsburg-ume reduced to twenty -four hours
Tn and after the LIST Of December will DO
carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, bsfweeu
Philadelphia and Pttsbnrg In hours with Only
twenty-eight miles Of staging an excellent Turnpike
Fare, sill
This Is the shortest and best route between the ore
West and the Atlantic stes aud the accommodations are IN
all respects Of the highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
Nov. b. Agent Penn. Kailrcsd Company.
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NEwsPAPER Agencies

" B.PALMER the American ewspaper Ag.n, L..
for the National Era, and authorized 10 tsss
nsemens ana subscriptions at the rates as
Tribune Buildings Philadelphia northwest corne, ., &
and Chestnut streets Baltimore southwest Of
and fayette streets. O'Nerh
\. M.PErrENGlLL,N Newspaper Adyertisinv -,
scription, and Collecting Agent No 10 State stres QUO
(Jonrna Bnildng. Ms also agent for the NnfanI
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MPKOvED LARD UlL.-Lsrd Oil Of the finest quality
equal TO sperm for combustion also for machinery and
wooeRs being manufactured without acids always be
purchased and shipped strong barrels Expressly
prevent leakage Orders received and executed for
Lake Atlantic and southern cities also for the Westlnds
and CsnAdss. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OIL Manufacturer
- Jan III. Water street near Walnut, Cincinnati d.
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FRANK MlLLER's LEATHER PR KsERvATIyE
WATERPROOF OIL BLACKING

WATER-PKOUF OIL BLACKING,
For Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriage TOPS, Sc
THIS BACKING is not designed to produce a polish
l. oat to render leather SOFT psbe, water proof and
much more durable.
IL may be had ut the manufacturers wholesale price,
New Vork-Grannis Stewart, 96 Maiden Lane.
Albany, N. Y.-Archibad Mcclure
Rochester, N. Y.-Sage Pancost.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Pratt Il Co Terrace street.
philadelphia. W. Dyott Il Son, lSs N. ID street.
Pittsbarg, Pa-McCurly Il Loomis
Boston, Mass.-Alexander Strong, 80 Central street.
Bangor, Me.-George w. Emerson, Smiths Block.
Cleveland o. Seaman & Smith.
Cincinnati, . Robbins q Pomroy, q Pearl street.
Montreal, Z. W.-Brown Chiids
Toronto, q. W.-Brown CLilds.
And In the cities and principal towns generally through
ont the Northern and Western States Of the Union
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1852.

THE American and Foreign Anf-Slarsry Society have
just published another stereotyped Almanac TOT va
Slavery present time In the expectation that tne
friends of the throughout the country viii coope
In difnsng extensively the valuable statistical s'
matter II contains Considering the erpsnse ~ u
Sold and the Increased facilities for
otherwise from New York, over the vnoe " tne Nstn
States, Il 10 confidently expsctsa .a .a S
this year will greatly exceed tina, ., ~ 80 ~
pense. -, An ,.vss h.,On ,, .,,s
larger than the Almanac ISL " Also contains m"r
Cravings Some Of those Of s Srst ,n,,,aJ ~ s,rhsr
- - ~. oshsr nortrat Of ELLEN Crafts in the dress
In h.h shs sde her esespe from slavery The Aimsnae
on geo" T Tas Alma
-, isS vth the Eclipses, Cycles, &c, TO- The Az
- .arssius variety Of interesting and valuable resd
= "a ssssstyos Articlss Of an sntissvery ehsrssta
$1,000 sud original. The prices will be a. folIovs;
For ons tAoasAnd copies so
~ ~ ~ ~ iosen copiss ~
ror : single copy 10
tn. friends Of the earnestly invited cooperate
a., wvins vids circulation TO the Almanac, and 70 seaa
shs}r orders early day for liberal supply. hsus
~ssesd that they make arrangements with merchants IN
hsIs nsigh bosAod before visiting New York. TO
hundred thousand Almanscs packed with their gooo
m this way The cost Of transportation viii BE- very SNAIL
Ne sssk opportunity ode the owners Of expresses -.
new noss reasonable In their charges hsrstofore
they may be ssut BY mail any distance under 1o miles, @
ens cant pesfags prepaid.
Orders, endorsing payment In hank notes OF post enss
''-~''' WILLIAM HARMED, Ass~s
| Aus ~ BeskInaa o., New ferh'
H. Editors friendly TO tbs cause Of freedom n -
spsstfuIly requested 20 give the above an inssrsn
object publishing the Almanac IL NOT V mahs neeey
70 diGass assfsi inSornasios - eose
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WATSON 4 RENwiCK, wAsrnNoroN, ID. G.

WAISON 4 RENWICk, WASFffNGTUN, ID. e.,
GENTS for procuring Patents in he United Srais,
"A and foreign countries.
They prepare Specifications and Drawings new nvsn.
tons and transact all business with their pro
fession.
They will revise and attend to the
applications which have been rejected by
Of Patents either account Of defective ana
drawing, or the presentation Of an improper claim.
Persons residing at distance may procure all
Information respecting the patentahty Of their
may have their applications for patents proper form
and may obtain patents without incurrng the
personal attendance at Washington by writing to the sub
soribers.
Modelscan be safely sent to us by the Expresses.
Rough sketches and descriptions be sent by mail
Letters mast be post paid.
Odceon r street, opposite the Patent Once.
r. II. WATSON.
July IL y. RENWICE
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

A MEXICAN GIFT BOOKS FOR 1862 TO CIergymen,
n Postasters Teachers Of sabbath Schools Book
Stuaeuts and Heads Of Families.
to 1871 William Street, (near Sprnce,) New York
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
The subscriber publishes large number valuable
very popular and Of such moral religious infu-
ence that while good may safely eugage circu
stion, they will confer pubic benefit and receive fur
compensation for their labor.
D To young men OF enterprise aud tact this business
offers opportunity for profitable employment seldom
met with There Is not town In the Union right
honest and we'll disposed fail selling 80
300 volumes, according to the population.
JUST PUBLISHED
Picforial Description Of China and Indian 600 pages
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Our publications too to be described in an
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these he will be able ascertain the most saeabe
and TO order accordingly.
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promptly by mail, Circular containing full particulars
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1871 William Street, N,U York.
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GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI.

(NOPARrNERSHlP-Th undersigned respectfully an.
~ oT@Nss the public that they base pt eaoart
assn.,p for he transacoG si.s oSIhs
80 tn''he c'tg sf wsshi,f,nn ,,'a4- th~
SEfS3a.Sy... ' r';'SSs'' ?, 80 ~,
All business intrustei them WIN be atteaen 10 with
promptness and fidelity.
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KINDNESS IN LITTLE THIsGs.--The sunshine
OF HE Is made up Of very little beams that are
bright all the time, In the nursery, ON inc
playground, and in the school, there - ro"m
oil the time for little acts Of kindness that cost
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BENEFITS NATIONAL sKY-LlGHr GALLERY
PENNSY LVANTA AVENIyE
One door east OF 4. ID. Gilman's Drus Stor,

Vue ""of Gust OIL a. -. Gilmaus Drus Stors
EXHIBITION FREE
O meet the increasing patronage Of this establ,s,n
the Sitting and Exhibition Rooms have bs,n snisrt
and ntted up In style second none in this
was necessary ALSO to have more assistance In ne
RATING department. and have therefore With M
wi; W. ,Oory rom New York. which will enable us 70
ma,ntAn the present popularity OF this Gallery - "
nome valuable additions the 60 lection az snacs,s
nave Deem recently made among which will en,,op
OF JENnf LIND taken from life; one of AMIN REY
turkish Envoy and one, from Dsguerreotype taken IN
Rome, OF fowers's statue OF JOHN @. CALHOUN
The collection Of the United States Senate intended %
exhibition at the Worlds Fair be held In London in Nav
next VIII be complete in few days Of which
seen at this time.
Having superior Sky Light and Of the best German
Cameras capable OF taking portraits twelve times the us,
sise aud twice the size a any in his city ose her with
constant and successful practice for the last twelve years
we feel confident In being able 10 furnish ps "a
those Who may want them which, for beauty Of tone clear
ness Of impression life like expression grace ana ease Of
position, cannot be surpassed
by new and improved process practced at this eatah
shmen We enabled to take pictures In the short spas.
OF one second enabling parents to supply themselves with
perfect Dasuerreotypes OF their little ones of all ages
ny Miniatures neatly set In lockets bresstl ms finger
rings, and settings furnished, IL desired.
N. \. BENNETT
Jana I'M CORY
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To Publishers Of Newspapers throughout me United
Mall

Newspapers copying this advertisement above without
any alteration abridgment, dncHding this notice.
giving IL six INSIDE insertions, shall receive copy any
one our s. co 80 works. snbjeci 10 sr order by
New York. Sep. At.
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CHRIsTIANA INDICTMENT

7trfIdHH HucUlt 1871.
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AHOrney Of The United States for tie East
ern District Of Pennsylvania.
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LID be Blacks, we should decide ratii-
q, the former. Yet we probably need
-, ,s.ure our correspondent that we cher
IN No ill-will against the African Race,
I'D We have at all times condemned ana
opposed all laws or consti'uti'nal pr0vl'-
;ao. which deny to the Black citizens OF
any State privileges conceded to the
whites. We would gladly contribute to
,ard the cost of transporting all our Blacks
% Africa if they would go though we con-
denim all attempts to prosecute or dlsfran-
chise them while they stay. A poet has
well said,
TO ~ from need NO. be to hate MANKIND
Ard We think that remark not inappllcable
in this connection. We do not consider
the vote OF Indiana to prevent the settle
rnent of Black Immigrants within her Dor
ders equally fragrant with the vote OF our
own state with others) whereby Black
citizens born and reared here, like their
fathers and grandfathers, were denied the
common rights Of freemen. I'D.
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Gard OF Thanks.

Our readers will no doubt remember that
at the recent Wing Assembly Convention in Roches-
ter. some twenty votes were given for Frederick
Douglass By the following card 1t will be seen that
Mr.. Douglass fully appreciates the kindness of the
Rochester Grays:
TOT Gcrton, b. T. Hecock, N H. Gardner, Jas Abrams
Of AHerioan Office Joseph Putasm.S WhherPocn
William Breck. United States Deputy Collector p Is.
United States Deputy and Of Au1r'eaa ONE 1.n
sullivan Cray Edward French William Th En-. Sa,s.
q Lee. formerly preacher IN Syracuse; M r. Jeh-
nines Jared Coleman, United States Deputy Collector
GENTLEMEN | have learned with some
surprise that IN the Wing Convention held In this
city on Saturday last, you signifed by your woes,
desire to make me your Representative IN the Legs
aure Of this State. Never having, at any time thar
recolect thought, spoken, or acted IN any way TO
commit myself to either the principles OF tne Pohcy
of the Wing party but on the contrary. having al
ways held and publicly expressed opinions diametr-
caly opposed TO those held by that part of the Wing
party which you are supposed to represent, your
voting for me, am bound III courtesy to suppose
is founded in misspprehension Of my political senti
ents.
Let you should, at any other time, commit SIM
liar hundtrI beg to state, once for all, that 40
not televe that the Slavery question is settled Tor
ever lido not believe that slave catching is either
Christian GUY or innocent amusement. l do Bot
believe hat he Who breaks the am OF the Ndnap-
Ler, wrests the trembling captive from his grasp
a traitor" do not believe that Danei Weo-
Cr IS the Savior OF the Union, or that the Union
st IDS in need Of such Savior. ] do not believe
that human enactments are to be obeyed when tney
are Ioini blank against the law OF the living God
Ard believing most fully las oO) the reverse Of all
his on will easily believe me to he person wnoi-
" unfit to receive the suffrages of gentlemen holding
the opinions and favoring the policy of that wing oil
the Wing party, denominated the Silper Grays'
With ali the respect which your decision permits
me to enter ansor you, am. gentlemen your idlIf-
ful telow-citizer, FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
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financial.
nr,0lIC-iUESTER. LOCKPORT and NJ

COLCHESTER, LOCKPORI and Nj
hACARA FALLS kAILROA AID BOSDs-ias ua-
rsgued offer for sale s15oo09 Of ConyeEoie aud DOT
rse Bonds Of the Rochester Lockpot and Niagara AIS
L.lroad Company bearing niefes al per cent POI IN
am ard redeeDahle LIST August, 1871 Ihe prnc s
srci-aLuual interest warrants are pa able ~ .he
DTrcan Sherman Co IN the City OF new IVs
h, N Isl February and August % eafn leaI - a.
- 81 cinversioL mo the sock OF tae @,ch
.,sIlslls ua.l lSh August. IA The -, III md
V.Ts a the estate Of Ee Company - Of Ins ssi rbs
dc, d,scriptycn dulv executed ane Isoo We.
T,rstses Tor ~. beach laeTs are Joseph Is '"A'H'
sneual and Ed~ ara = he o,se r,.fIs X IS allak
The Rochetier Iocsy0rt snd NAsait 80 So a New.
f,bs rsufraI inc f Kaliroaas through 1As 81 Rachss
Yars Connecting al cas- erH tcs .bs 81
Ter ssd syracuse air al, aa3 fGf l,nxrh WI
= 80 =, storsstroEis - he falis - " q IL - now
h. "a miles or 70 miles las tha, lnr 80
y, .oI between sane pom - .au and fad
,,ct. hsr. Leea made fsf the ohS. 80 81 IN Ii,
%, al ths RaA1 maAnsr efv4l = IN. ~. sn,r,
80 a. hoe ~ be IA 0perAten hIo-e - I'll n.
a ,Is - a June Lett Inc en -, c,ms.nv
81 "a fer mile The totai usos ~ 80 a. 1r
acse 'Ssa "a casnslstsd VII 10 500 Wv 1851 a..
"heL 'ns ~ sSs ssch fof which those .oS eis7s'
bohas "a etsss,hf. a toe sssse pefhH 81" y
pHlI az s,,r he first sna CAY Tea "a nc AIM A."
~ - e,ru t,rsuees &C. &c -, III. . -,
al rs sv,k uoss folly the P'.iss tis I'7,'sse
hhADs.e M ar other information eA9 % 'o'aica q
1a@ of0'e ~ CAs;MAnN. WHitsHoSet - :,
s,5 lmMwsis ~
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Additional Particulars from the North racine
Whaling fleet-The Search Tor Sir 'ohh
Franklin Continued.

We are Indebted To Capt. Taylor, of the
sup Me for few additional particulars OF the CON
tuioL Of the whaling feet. Capt. L took eu' ioui
hale s-three IN June and one IN August
TIE ship Montreal took 1890 bbs. OF her OIL IN the
S,a OF Al acir. al d 500 bbls IN the Straits
Tie Geo Ho~laud ard Gideon ho~lani Neh' Is
fer north as 7ls, and there found complete bar
r.oT Of ice. Saw no whales.
Tie Ice broke from the east shore, AMI surrounded
six ships, which supposed 10 have been crushed
"a pieces Their names could not De ,ertalned oy
Capi Taylor.
The ship Chariot, Of Warren, which fitted out from
lie Sandwich Islands, has on board TIE cspiSln and
joctCr OF the lost ship Ajax She is bound TO this
pOIt. and may be expected daily
Captain Taylor also reports IN addition 10 those
gwen yesieteay, Aug. Z, ship Joseph Hayden, Of
bgemen, clean ship Alex. Barclay of Bremen. -
whsles tins season ship Globe, of New Bedford,
well ship AbIam Barker, OF New Bedford, well.
Capt Taylor reports the English Exploring Expe-
titior in search OF Sir John Franklin, as bound
north from S. Lawrence Island the 7tn Of August
The expedition would not come south this summer.
Alta Cahforns, Get J.
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Estate of John Nc Donogh.

The public interest in this vast success
sion induces us to observe all the various proceed
lnps in the progress of its settlement. We note,
therefore the filing OF the account OF the last years
administration of this estate by the ating testament
tsry executors, Christian Roseiius, Y. b. DAquin,
w E. Leverch, and A. ID. Crossman. The eHecu-
tors state that all Mr. MGDonoghs properly re-
pose to sell $26,00O of the bonds OF the FIRST NUM-
clpality, for the purpose or raising fund 10 pay
The debts OF the estate. They also claim compensa'
tion To the exclusion of the nonresident exec ls0rs
The cash receipts of the estate since December =
amount to $i09T9 IS, and the rents an1 insurance TO
s47 90 total receipts, SIS 095 Is. The eIecu-
tors have paid out, for charges agsina the estate,
s5Qt3l 25 The largest items paid are for notarial
ard attorneys fees The notar1es chargel Sl2OO1
'or making the inven'ofy-ant they we're aiowei
$1,000 The attorney of the estate, Lew Pierce Is
allowed IS. ulO for his services
The inventory of the property in the parish o,
Orleans amounts TO one million nine hunircd ana
sew. nty nine thousand one hundred and sixteen
collars and seventytwo cents-to when Is ADDED
amount of rents received since the inventory was
closed, Sl3,64l -. The Insen'oTes In the parishes
Of Jefferson Iberville East Baton Rouge, LlvIngs.
ton Assumption, 81 Landry, ST Tdmnany, 81
Bernard, and Plaquemines, amount 10 i've hundred
aud one thousand, one hundred and elgnty-hhe io'-
lirS---makng grand total oil SI4y5eiy ID, upon
"A lrh the Executors charge a COMMISSION OF .
Del cent, amounting TO Sl2 iOJ "a for efh Ekecu
tor I'VE in Iumber-,otsl csmm.ssiohs sO2 3io, LOT
CrossmiD, Roselus, DAqnti' Le'eticn an S,na
soear Smith The bills payable, issued by the Tesla
tor amount. to Sis 1903 IS. There are dlsO num-
Der OF claims presented, but not acted upon by ths
Executors, including a citlm OF S2,oyO each t0f
services as appraisers, by II. w. Palfrey and q
Kurshe edit These figures sho that IT will be so ne-
time before the estate will have a surplus Indeed,
the charges and eb,s look II they would keep up
nan ,as,n with the revenues. Tho Sche iue,i or IN
yentory. of Mr. McDOnogh'S properly MAKES a
closely Written volume OF lO7l pages la the la'efH-
nsbie lit OF his assets, discover an item which
shows in the strongest light the extraordinary par
Sir,nnv oINc Donogh Ii is this a. Articles used Dy
the deceased. personally, s2s SIS" Compared with
his vast landed properly, what contrast does THIS
meagre amount Of personal comforts pear