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FOR SALE.--At NJ ~
: Donaisonvllle One OK Wagon
f)no Hon,, NJ %

DVHdISOHVIiIe : Une OK WarpOn
Ons Horse Waggon,
ioar OK carts, four bagasse carts. two shaft
cslrs. lAll with iron axles, superior make !
aree carts, wood axles cheap, Twenty
io"f caaal barrows, six side barrows. one
second hand Barouche in first rate order.
double set ofharness. Ali the above will he
soia a. reasonable price payable in next
december in sugar, molasses or money. At
the discretion of purchasers.
Donaldsonville, june seth. 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-24

TEEaER du Tennessee; de differences di,oon.
sA do do a Bouj]loire. rjvetS d.
%terentes dimensions. 0e Oil.
Pioches, peIles, haches a main. a ec,,.:
oucher' ct I'm assortment complet de qujnr,;ia
20 barils de clous de Boston. cordes or
ponr du compliant. "afche
% avr:l 1851 RICHARD ct TEMpLEr
VlTRES de $40, 1912, ll-ls1o.
l4-20; premiere qua'ite. V,
300 llyres mastique, peintures, huile ct osn.,
terebenthlne, nolr de tumee.--A yendre ) rb as
marche, pour du compliant. Con
rs avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEND, NM
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DIR ECTORV.
A. GENTLE.
attorney at ~ "a Gu.

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
IN the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and 7errebonne, and will give par
t'cular attention to law suits that may be en-.
fhsled TO him. sl5,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-24
a''' E, 9g aa4
G. Dentiste de Paris. 'ss3
Maintenant a Napoleonville.

Avant compose un ODONTALGI
QUE qui guerit radicalement les maux
de dents ct arrete la carrie, a phonneur
den faire part a SEES cliens ct d'onrir scs
services aux Personhes qui peuvcn ten
avoir besoin. #aa a'yI
Ainsi m%aintenant: plus d'extraction,
plus de souffrances, ct preservation GER
tame ct Eacilc. 1902 fa&
G-ll W continuer ses voyages omm
il les faisait a~uparavant. C44.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-24
THE TEIE!!

THE TIIE!!
M Ar g soussignG Went de ~rocevoir On cnvoi dp
aAa Thcs a~saortis, i%mportos par la comgarnje
connue sous lie nom de Nely York CanIlu Tyro
Company, e~tl'o1ire Ell vente.
ANDREW GINGRY,
neal Agentdela Compagnie, a DonaIJsonyi!Ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15
pIrssIA AND rURkEY.

IT,. news bv the telegraph yesterday 1--WE
write in the morning of Thursday) LOOKS SUI
6cien,ly warlke. Nicholas whom we began
n mistake for mere court green ouiiy' puh
-, his co.t off and offering fight TO all Gu 'tom-
h,, hacking out when the first customer
offered turns out to be no bully at all. he
means 10 fight, if the report be true, and no
mistake about il. Well, we can sit down in
ouiet here, if Santa Anna and General Trias,
and the Diario de la Marina will lei us alone,
and take the profits Of their dissensions TO our.
selves, A general war will be sure to follow,
and The way it will make wheat and corn rise
will be cautien TO all men who know nothing
about farming. 1t will afford 6ne times, too,
for editors, and map makers. Such variety
of contradictory news we shall have, so much
shrewd conjecture never hitting the mark, so
m.ny grave essays! There will always be
something 10 write about-always something
entertaining to every body but the poor devils
who are engaged in the philanthropic task OF
cutting each others threats. We shall DO all
the shipping business Toe.
ever. We do not think he would invade FUR
kew, even though the English destroyed his
feet in the Black Sea. We are sure his I'm
periaI Bearship meant that for gas-at least it
he did not mean il for such, it is quite evident
TO our MIND that il is gas, and very little else.
How we shall be rejoiced TO hear that a
combined French and English army OF $50 or
800, 700 men have been landed at Constantine.
ple or ordered to march upon the rear OF the
Cars advancing troops. That potentate is
not renowned for leading his troops in person,
we believe. He was at the siege OF Varna,ti is
true, but he kept on board of his feet, fully
two miles out of the reach OF cannon shot. In
return, however, he is as remorseess as Julius
Cesar or Bonaparte in sending others into dam
ger. The great difference between them Isl
that he is not such a fool as TO encounter the
personal dangers run SO often by these re-
nowned warriors.
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r.-r..rondcuce or the Dispntch.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Erederieksbarg and GordonsriLe Railroad
Slaughter Cotton Facfory-A Nesr
Manufacturing Company Formed- Scott
and Heradon's Fonndry-Prosperity of
Fredericksbnrg.
FREpERlcKsBUkG July Is.
At the second meeting of the Directors of
the Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad
on Tuesday, Mr.. Alex. Worrell was selected
as Chief Engineer of the road, aud under his
direction il cannot fail TO be one OF the best
constructed roads in the country. Us. Cald.
well was elected Secretary, at salary of sew.
en- handred and fifty dollars.
The extensive grounds and buildings OF the
Messrs. SIaughter's cotton factory, directly
opposite the r., F. g. P. K. r. depot, are Of.
fered for sale, the proprietors designing to
evail themselves of the water power at the up.
per end Of the town. For the development of
this, one OF the best water powers in the world,
a company was organised not long since, end
when the whole capital is taken it will be one
of the best inv estments that can be made
Enough has already been subscribed To form
the company, and they will go ahead. This
Improvement is the best one for the benefit OF
the town yet devised.
Messrs. Scott g. Herndon are making extern
sive additions TO their foundry. This estab
lishment has gained fine reputation for the
work they send forth. Their orders tor wheat
machines alone keep them fully employed at
this season, and they have received orders Tor
steam engines which have been faithfully exc
cuted.
We look upon the success of these things rs
an evidence that the old town is going TO pros.
per any how, and we wish abundant success TO
factories of every kind. We hope TO see, ere
long, our river lined with factories, all in full
tide of prosperity, and it behooves our people
TO give all proper encouragement to the ex-
pertinent.
The hot weather has prevented me from be-
ing as diligent as l should have been, and
see tina, you have resorted TO our town papers
for items of news. Yours, truly,
Essex
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The RoANoKK.-The favorite steamer Roanoke
arrived at Rockets at an early hour yesterday
morning. The following is list of her passen
gers:
Mosswell. AL w Lane, T McFall, Mise F Merritt
Miss j L Merritt, Mrs s Merritt, Mas A
Phelps, w ] Dodge, e Merritt, Mr. Oddie, G b
Phelps and lady, C Drake C L Leonard, w
Snowden, JOAN E Pizzini, Sands, lady and son
w Bullock and lady and son, John Savage John
Savage, ir, d Lewis, A Lehman, w F Adams and
lady, Ed beverage, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Williams
Thos Lester, Mr. Allen.
Sixteen for Norfolk and fifteen in Storage.
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"THE EXCHANGES CL0CK."

THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock that oncs through Billiards. halls
The love of order shed;
Now hsags as mute on Billiards. walls
As if that soul were dead.
So fail to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdom's reign ia DER;
And men that once took note of time
Now mark its flight no more.
No more to rouse his inmates gay,
The Clock of Ballard rings;
The spring alone that snapped to day,
The deleful ruin sings
Thus servants here will seldom wake
Till half the morn 10 through;
Unless that Clock at once they take
To BILL RAR THO LO NEW.
WI BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &c,
je i5 Opposite the Dispatch Office
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NOT CAuGHr-A warrant was procured on
Tuesday by Larmica Martini a free.negress for the
arrest of VIM II Ross, a notorious free negro
whom she charges with asssuliing her Ross, it Ia
to be hoped will be brought to condign to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

CoNT1NUED.-The case of John Matthew'S,
charged with countenancng nuisance in the yard
adjacent to his dwelling, was continued until Satur
day, owing to the absence of Witnesses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

D-Epidemics make shsrt werk Of pa
tients with feeble stomaohs and disorganixed nerv.
Gus Systems.
Keep, therefore, your digestion vigorous, and
your nerves well strung.
The best conservative preparation In the world
for the stomach. circulation, and the nsryes i
Morse's Invigoratine Cordial. II these are disor-
dered, remember, IN that preparation you have /.
certain cure.
TrIt is put up highly concentrated, ia min, bo,
ties 1t o per botiie--2 for e5-6 for Sla
CHARLES II. RING,
1s2 Broadway, New York. General AGENT
Soidby BENNETT q BEERS
" l5-d lbs Main st, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

HUsTINGs CoUar.-This body, pursuant to an
act of Assembly, was engaged yesterday in select
ing twenty out of every thou. snd white males
to act as jurymen during the future until otherwise
ordered
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MARRIEO

AtWeldon, N. c., on the 18th inst. by Mr. John
Campbell. Justice OF the Peace, Mr. BENJAMIN
MGSBY, to Miss ELIZABETH BAILEY, of Hen.
rico county, Va.
On Thursday morning, the 14sh instant, In the
End Presbyterian Church of this city, by the Rev
B Van Zandt of Petersburg, Mr. FRANCIS 7
GLASGOW, to Miss ANNE JANE, daughter OF
Wn GhoIson, Esq, of Cincinnsti, and grand.
daughter of the late Samuel Taylor, Esq, Of this
city.
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T1IC WCFKIY DISPATCH

For Friday, July Is, is now ready and tor safe
:, mi. office. It's contents embrace large and
interesting variety of Editorials Selected nus.
cellany and General New'' Price 5 cents per
.;,,ls cop,-sl per annum in advance.
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| NOT Subtitle sale of Roseneath farm was not
effected yesterday, consequently the sale of the
| stock upon said farm will not take place to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

sS>IA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH I4-6m*
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r~ b. w. sTARkE, Attorney ut
Law and Notary Public.-Practices
la all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Ga out of
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
acknowledgements of Dover, DC. Claims for collec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly s.tended to.
Office removed TO No So, three lJors above City
Hotel, ON North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-ly
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e II. j. CARSON 81 o., No. Al
ESand 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and NO. SO Water street, New YOrk.-A
good assortment OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always
on hand and for sale at lowest market prices.
je lS-ly
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1sThe North Carolina papers notice the
, .ss,ng o. sepoas showers in difsrsn. parts Of
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TWe are indebted to Purser Allison, of tn
Roanoke for late New York papers.
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1our correspondent Essex" calls altar,
non TO some new enterprises in FREpEa,cxa
BURG. Success to the old town. We ,,l.
pride in the prosperity Of all Virginia ,ovn.
but especial deiigh, in every sign Of improve.
Dent 10 those Oldest Of them which are vepe
saele alike for their years and the in,eres,;n,
pos'i'on they occupy in the history of ou
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

The PIcToRIALs.-The two Pictorials "Giea
sons and the ILLUSTRATED Nsscs" for Saturday have
been sent US by Mr. B Eddins, of the periodical
store under the American. The ILLUSTRATED Nesos"
(Bsrnum's paper has a view of Richmond that is
bad enough to damn the paper for six months at
least though it were filled with the best designs of
the best artists for that time Such view we have
never seen. There is no feature about it that one
would recognise as belonging to Richmond. Even
the Capitol, which we never supposed the most
miserable artist could so mar as to make unrecog.
nisable has st Paui's steepe put upon it that
we never would have known it. We do not know
why it is that artists have never given faithful
view of Richmond-realy one of the most beauti.
full and picturesque of cities. If there one
we unfortunate as never to have seen it,
That in the ILLUSTRATED News'' however ia the
worst of them all. If another such as that 10
drawn we don't know but what we shall 60 for
hanging the artist
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AMUSE MENTS.

MILITARY AND CIVIC n
Excursion BY MeenIight.
ine fUUnG GUARD, Capt j. RfczAaDsos, n
VIII make their fourth Annual Excursion down =
James River on the splendid Steamer Carts Peck,
Capt John Davis, on MONDAY Evening, July 18TH
The Corps will be accompanied by the Richmond
Cornet Band, together with two Cotilion Bands
The Boat viii leave the wharf 81 Rockets AZ II 2
O'Clock precisely, and return about u
u Refreshments at usual city prices.
Tickets for the Excursion. 81 for q Gentleman
and lady; esch additional lady so cents. To be had
OF Messrs Hsskins & Libby. or any member of the
Corps, and at the bost on the evening Of the Ex-
cursion.
N. B. Should II rain on Monday, the Excursion
will be postponed until Wednesday, July 10th
~ l2-df
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Having purchased of w. w. Undertake his Ia.
terest In the late concern of Matth wa IL Timber.
lake. the business will hereafter be contisued by
the subscriber at the old stand where he soicits
call from his friends the patrons of the late concern
and the public gener ally.
jy l5-6t FELIN MATTHEW'S
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nisSOLUTlON.- Tn- co partnership OF
~ MATTHEWS d. TiMBERLAKE is this day
dissolved by mutual consent AL persons having
claims sgsinst the concern will present them for
settlement, and those indebted earnestly soici.
ted TO make immediate payment as it is the wish OF
the subscribers 10 close the above concern as soon
az possible. FELlN MATTHEWS,
w. w. TlMBERLAKE.
July 18th, 1853.
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NOTICE. The President and Directors of the
IN Clover Hill Railroad Company have declared
a dividend OF ak per cent-out of the profits OF the
last six months-payable on the first day of August
d S WOODBRIDGE,
jy 4-3w Treas.rar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

5ANoTHER ERRoR.-In our reply to Col.
Garnet there is the following sentence: Of
course, in order to do SO, he must have twenty
additional hands for every additional carr
This is an error. We should have said TWEEN.
ty additional hands, for every toenty additional
cars"
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the required surety, but up to the time our repor
ter left court bail bad not been furnished By Jones,
Ellis and Ensberry.
On Wednesday William Jones offered himself
and was accepted bail 10 the sum Of $500 for one
of the accused. On yesterday the Mayor said that
from the record there were doubts as to the owner
ship of property BY Mr. Jones in.Frederick'burg'
and he should de,ain him for further examination
on that point. This 10 the one arraigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

DIAPERS LOsT.-Losr, 90 Friday last be-
4 twesn Tanoark Row and the Gas Works
Bond and Deed of Trust. The finder will
confer favor oy returning them to his tfs:e, as
they are OF no use to any one but the owner
jy l4-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-15

MI ONEY LOSP.-Lost by Lacy, on The
w evening OF the 18th instant on Broad street
between 9th street and the store of Grubbs L. Ap
person., Porte Monnaie, containing one $40
note of the Bank of Virginia, three IS notes, Ex-
change Bank, one Gold dollar, seventy five cents IN
silver, and several receipts The name of the lady
is written In the Porte Monnaie. The finder vii!
iy 1876
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worthy of remembrance.

Our excellent friend, j. A. BRieGs, ESD Of
Cleveland, lately wrote letter to gathering oi
printers that has much sound wisdom and good
sense in it. We copy a few paragraphs und COM
mend them to the attention of all
Every young man who is n graduate of well
regulated newspaper office, should be qualified,
when he is twen,y-one years old. to conduct a
newspaper. Ii is fact, that, until within few
wears, all the editors of newspapers in this eonn-
try were printers Joseph Gales, the abe and
atcothnrshed editor of the National Intelgencer,
is n prae,cni printer, and for nlmist half cen
turv. has published the model papcrof the world.
Horace Greeiy is a noble example for young print
rrs 10 initiate He had no advantages of birth, Of
education, of wealth. of family But by life of
daly toll at the case and the press, ard the desk;
and by industry, integrity, virtue and commun-
ion with books md papers, he has made himself
one of the PEERS of our mighty realm, and with
his TRlsuNE welds more POLITICAL influence
than any editor in our Union.
Let me say frankly and candidly, that in my
opinion, the abolition of the old apprenticeship
system is working good to your profession, nor
to society Tha, old system was rigid one; and
many things sbuut ii hard for the flesh and spirit
10 heas aud yet IL was a school of self-denia, of
econon,y. aud Of hupe in which it was tkelfnr the
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-16

young man to be edeuated: | presume I can
make the assertion without any doubt of its truth
that the best and most accomplished printers in
this Union; are men who serve regular appren-
ticeship You cannot make good, steady, intsl-
gent, elegant printers without this system: 1
have said there were many things about it that
used to be hard. But it is we'll to bear bur-
thens when We are young, as it gives strength to
carry more weight in after years.
regular term apprenticeship should be
prefequlslte for employment in every office:
we're this the rule, you would have better print
ers. better men; and inempt rance and its KIN fsd
wees would not te frequent am1ng printers.
Dut @ as me practice now is, it leads TO unsteady
wandering Ives, throws young men, or rather
boys, out luo the world before they have strength
to battle WITH or yirtuous principles to resist, its
many temptations, and thus many are eiisnared;
engulfed, destroyed. Wherever they are they
are restless SPIRITS not being good workmen, they
complain Of their wages, are foremost III all srikss
and and are always tax upon, the sober and in
dustrious. As "traseling jours," they call for
help," and when they get Job" they only res
main long enough to obtain money for "a drunk
or "a starts ,..z,5
In conclusion. let me say, if printers would
elevate and ennob!e their profession; if they
would make all of its members USEFUL respectable,
honorable, they will at once adopt regular app
feniceship system, that shall have as much uni
formity as possible through our country.
You may deem my opinions autquated. They
are at least honestly entertainedi and believed to
be correct. With many thanks for your kind in
vtaton, believe me, Yours truly,
aff.z ?; tsssss - ssf JAMES A. BRIGGs:
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tele Number. III
Thy Name.


Thy name was once the magic spell
By which my heart was bound,
And burning dreams of light and love
Were wakened by that sound;
My heart beat quick when stranger tongues,
With idle praise or blame,
Awoke its deepest thrill of life,
To tremble at thy name.
Long weary years have passed away,
And altered is thy brow,
And we who met so fondlS once.
Must meet as strangers now
The friends of yore come round me STILL
But talk no more of thee;
IT'S idle cen to wish it now -'se
For what art thou to me?
Il 1,'st thy name, thy blessed name, ASK 80
Aly ienely bosom fills, ssais.. ssrs, y sz
x Like an echo that hath lost itself
Among the distant hills, a5 IS f,,s
e. Which still With mechanically no;e .s o.
Keeps faintly ng'riug on, s1s .al slseqs
When the joyous soundstha woke it frst
Is gone, forever gone!
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NEW GOODS
AT CAMPBELLSPoRT


GAIN cali the attentio Of the people +, the ~,
IA rival of an entire stock of Fall an, Wintar
Goods Onr business has much increased that il be
warranted in purchasing very inrge assortment
Ills generally admitted 80, that our selections inre-
gardto style and quality are to any brought to
Convinced of the fact and if they will call will
deavor show Them goods thai will IN every way suit
{ their wants and taste. 54 f8sf4s Z E.s.tai5 q 81
~ fine lot of sss - gt5yss.s q sts & FL
READY MADE CLOTHING.
particularly Over Conts Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Goat is in cold so-y day; hut how much
more comfortable not to empty your pockets
BOOTS AND Shoes:
w nave double the number that sver had before.
consequently great variety, and all warranted to be
yer cent cheaper than last vear 81
Ladies CATERS and Oyershoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last Faliz
tho5c who want handsome Crockery don't forget
20 cni and examine fine Tea Ware. No better
be found this side of hemounlains.
U iRe highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce
camrhellspor, Oct 2s. = :. : : =
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To be Continued.
Gen. Pierce Hornc.
rnotherless.

The following beauiifnl tribute 10 General
Pierce is from relgiouS journal. printed al
Concord, N. f., the Congregational journal:
"A painful sensation was created in cur quiet
town by the departure OF Gen: Pierce Mon
day Of las: week for Washington. Few, men
have been so universally bonored md beloved
by their neighbors and townsmen, or carried vi h
them, when they changed their residence, more
fervent good wishes. All feel that they have
lost an ornament of our society, centre Of at
traction ard personal friend; and long " i'll be
the time before the void will be filled which his
removal has made While his generous nature
and courteous bearing. uniling graceful dignity
with an urtless frankness and uususpeclirg
familiarity. secured the devoted affections Of oil
who approached him, his talents ard public SER
vices procured for him confidence. respect and
honor, MS far as be was anowr. Since his
nomination not one false step has been taken;
since his elevation toihe highest position in The
gift of mo,tals, not one indisc;eet ac, has he
done. .
'In the excitement, and in some instances,
the violence and virulence of elecioneeriug
strife, he bore himself with an exnct propriely,
and since his election his political opponents
confess TO their admiration Of his indon / able
independence and matchless power Of keeping
his own secrets, The most crushing calamity
has suddened his brow and heart. but il hus
cured for him The sympaihies and prayers "f all
good men. and will, us we doubt not. lift up his
Thoughts t, higher power in the midst ofrthe
honors, the batteries, the iuirigues, the fawning
and the responsibilities before him.-He 'es To
the White House with patriotic heart, and
with the solemn purpose, weaare persuaded, 10
do his whole duty, knowing no north, no south,
no east, no west, the President OF The country
and not Of section. Ignoring politics and
parties, we confess to our gru'ihcation at The
honor bestowed upon our little New liamp
shire, mud the honorable Style In which the
honor will be sustained" ,a eslE IS a,s,.t
Are you stepping on the threshold of lifel Se-
cure n good moral chnrueter Without virtue
you canno, be respected; without intsl r,ty you
- !