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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

CoNEIRNED APROiSTNENTs.-W William II,
Weleh, 10 be chief Justice Of the United States
for the Territory Of Minnesota.
GEO. w. KESpALL, OF the Picayuns, has
been confirmed a. Postmaster at New Or
leans.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mil.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming to R.A.
aSi with the intention OF selling wheat aud t,,S~
~ RSS' N"li do well 10 call ami US henre seil
iac OF purchasing elSeNh-,e RrmrEbcr the Ls s,cn.
Mil on Bird, betweeH Main ard laird streets Give
rs eAli, \. 5, RORARnS & SON.,
" \, r, Our Flour Is SNd nowhcr, csc but al the
NH livery sack aud baTCcl is branded with our name
oG a.
r.caSld,f a., S RoBARnS 4 SoN,S
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
a., S RoBARpS \ SON."
Cheepess aud nest writing M,

4, BNtrTINGVNN 4 BRO, ,rr Wow manu-,
LIZ Aca'ius Black Writing Ilk OF a superior quail,
", which they Nch We cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, OF live eea's pint S,Nel pens may be len
standing ia tais ink any length OC us without core,
dug,
Z. SAT wholesale, they will cell 1, at $40 bar.
REL zach % d,lfl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
TKRNa or ApyKRrTnNa

IN FHE NAlLY JOURNAL,
First insertion, Five Cents a Liner
Each Insertion Afterwards, Two aud Half ceals =
line.
Advertisements will be published ffon siE to twelve
days al TWs CsHsS Line tor each insertion, including
the 6FsL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
The following ara samples Of Quincy

The following are samples Cf Quincy
SlsctiOneering. They are extracts from
yesterdays Daily Herald. The second par,
agrsph Of the first article shows a con.
sciOoansss Of the superior advantages of
che Hannibal and Naples Railroad, whish
we hardly expected to see acknowledged
with 30 much candOr In n Quincy paper
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
OK KISS ANNA RREAD.

Wide b,!lss ,bSV i~vsly gtaScs spread,
A = iVPs arO,;' : 'hCn aOttsL
III l. eORtsal Nl,h .suAa Rrosl,
Aad wOn1 have Sny bal ASr.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

, n0n POUNDS OF OLD COPPER Wanted
~~sOONV For which the highest pr,cs will be pAll
neHILa,T {, W. BRYAN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
DON'T READ THJSI

WyE the undersigned, having used Giles 3, FnsyS
w Celebrated "Charley oAkn AiF-Tight Cookins
s'ove Manufactured By E,lley &C 81. Lenla aud sOd
by c, ", BRYAN, of Hannibal, No., take pleas
sEe " rvesmneudiug then 10 the public superior a
SC regalaiON, 10 any Alright Cook Stove which We
hsve sSrT seen psaa.
~, T, RShineite, John PaTtriArN,
william Shoot, p, Beatty,
J. p. ClaSs, (spr.7.a.yS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

hELiOAOUS NOAASh-
The Free Win Baptisis viii hold = prOlrSctsd
nesting n the new Union Meeting HOnss, On
tia Plank road about half way between HannI-
~ Sn3 Rev LSaaslS-eornSaeiaS Hsxt Ssau-
Asy,Nl2 Selssk.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
NeW ROOt and Shoe ManpfActorY

w" DWOt WV NNVC uNuWtuVeVhyS
PTNHE UNDERSIGNED takes this method --Shn
i OF lG'NtaiNS ais old customers, friends B&N
and The rahlIe generally, that I have again ~
commenced The manufacture OF Boots and Shoes OF the
very tes' gaa'criAl Persons wishing articles In nv
line VIII do wei 10 give cali, before purchasing
CNSewaerA, nv stock i well SELECTED, CONFUSING
tn best aTtS|e of French and Americas cal skins,
DUO kip, Ito upper, all OF which I will make 10
Oracr AZ the shortest notice,
Ff-SAOP on Hill slr~cO, few doors east &c SClmeS
SlNre, RICHARD FlTZPATRtCK,
p ST. viii keep eoRs,snlly On hand an assortment
oS ne calf boots, ED hOO,sS also, coarse boots end
shoes, which will WsVraNt 10 be Of the very best
quality, Tmshl6.dlmwtfl R,E
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
AT TaE
Philadelphia Clothing StOre,
In Csornmrrrial RnUr

Is VERY SUPERIOR lot &c ClNthlRe, &c latest Stylss
saReAr leF Spl've N, SammcF Toe TTcvp AtC W
WV AVA he ernds a well seeelea ana vt
Pesta A ~ Ne Sae, W. ave
ses aesa aid CAFa oapol Aaps lsarsN Shoes, ROekSl
eHyTytiteR elsc,
cNNs F tFppNe show gaNas and WNpd ~ Rlrasoa
TN Pcap aaa ~ IhetF Nral hamhr SeFVAaI
az - sa''at 'aasOSaou's Ist their UlaSs y ascyncd
\, CGAESTON,
moA0 cSn" AgrRe,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
leKelrY,

JewGlry,
lust received, lsuge stock OF Jewelry, At the
y CITT JKwxLRY STORE, Purchasers will do wen
To cad ana eNa,n,ue bs,orepurehasing elsewhere,
TaChlS-lswl WM COHEN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
TOBACCO PREMIUMS.
LANTERS' WAREHOUSE

ST. LOUIS, NO.
THE regular Annual PREMIUMS Tor TIE -four Hess
4 hossleeds Of tohseeo, the growth Of this sac.
wn be awarded Fnd,v, iT,h June next, IS fOl.owSs
For the hrs preniun hid nAhaiasturaS toAsesO, $40
=" second Is
" second IS
The Judges viii, Hs Formerly, be selected By the
Planters, OF their agents,
u i desir,be that tobacco HssUdsd IoT competition
shOnd be shipped - To arrive IN ST Louis week
previous 10 thu day Of sale and be marked Premium -
All tobacco consigned 10 US viii be covered By our
policy Of ias'vNnee, by whiting 'insured~ on the bill
Of ding at S7S Tr hhd. where no pa Ttieuar sROant
Is sreeitsa, BERTHOUD 4 son, PTOPre'Oss.
(aP-li-d&N-sm)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

The Democracy can carry the city, and they
intend to do It. They will assemble in from, Of
the courthouse, tonight to make arrangements
for that especial purpose. II is i'm 7Or,ant that
every Democrat should be At the oour'-eo'setC-
night, The Wings hold Caucus at Kead,lrs
Hall, t.aisht, al which they expcSt 10 10 some
thing for the Hannibal rsilrONi. lie; the DE.
nOcTacy tuTn out in their strength aud do some
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
RAILROAD DEPOT
LOCATED

LULA Il EDi
n & IA Vet delsFmlHed Wh~Te.
But Q. W. BRYAN wants $4,000 in
Gold,
Al ths q. LSuis Stove SSGs, Cor winch he WiH give
EhRA0Y6 CelehEaeed Charter Oak and
Rto@Ser Cook St0Vess
A. The Lowest Casa Price,
a. 81. LIsais Sow 8 ne, Main Street, tive de"ss
E0EiA oG The Brady HeaEa. c. ". BRYAN.
(neh22-a-WSAl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
SRALKD FRopOsAIN

SRALED PRoPOSAIG
Will be received until the lUih Of April for
cxcavatiRs Cr~is's Alley, opposite ROCI 80,
sterling iIOm Schneider's store house, thence
iOWn Craig'S Alley about one hundred yards;
dirt to b taken Ia Centre street, and on the
LCvee, between Centre and Rock streets.
For particulars, enquire OF
J. T. DAVIS,
Street Commissioner.
Hannibal, April 9Th, lS5S. (dwtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

Lett not Be SOEgOttSn-thAt Capt, Pi,nan is
pointed 10 BY the people Of Pike a. :he Rsn who
did more than ell oahors--tO defeat the passage
81 The Hannibal Railroad charter; and
Let 1t not b forgOtten-Ihat ii is generally
believed here and everywhere that had tia,
charter been granted, the railroad interests Of
Quincy would ere this have been Abandoned and
her prospects lOOmed up in the future as grim
and a. dark ~ the blNOkness Of starless night!
Let it not be fOrgOtteR---ihat the people Of
this city are under obligations 10 the man who
stood By them and worked for them by day and
by night when they needed friend, and when,
had he deserted them like another we could
name, their prospects would have been blighted
forever.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

II IL TunOred about town and in Wing circles
that Senator WooD is to BE- the Wing candidate
for Mayor. The only apprehension We have
about il 10 that il isn't true--EOrc it is. We
want to sec how many peopl, ,bere are in this
city IN ISyor Of the HsaR.bsl railr,ad. Our
nsiShhOrs a, Hannibal also want 10 know how
many irieada they have in this city, and wou'a
rejoice exceedingly ifShey could he permitted
20 20 over TO Springfield next winter with the
additional capital they would gain by the election
81 Senator WOOD, whom they regard as their
fast and faithful friend, to the Office Of Mayor
81 Quincy, They'll not have tins ioy, hOwcv-
Or. The Pike county Senator can't be elect.
Cd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

Night in the Clouds.

~
we arrived at me fmnmi' o. M. washington
suo1' que CLOCK on the ION INST II was beau,
'u' gay lhe SKY serene ana clear.ne ar very cool
io o,SS'ns' giving one great eAhiiefau"n OF spf
10 w s"'"e WIN parry ., hoie 'hah th''y, anu
esNS"ueu "o''i 'ie S'a"'o'" ho"se oh hoIseoach-
9eNe9 o' .he company were 80 pleased WIN inc
Dc ~ ue'e' 10 stay over hIsh'' ahu oe'
soeu o' ioo'' on Tue o,hei s'ue' the next uhys 70
vu' no'ses were turned ioose' ana mace 'nelr way
" sae -, nc sun SCI vas s'p,
I,ous' anu wen repaid Us io' an our tol' as nghl
o , ~ 'ne sens'''o" was WY peeul' 30 ia
- ,,,, "O''"is" 'so'",e,'' 90 w ~ W
,ua nc MOI" snone p.,sn'E' anu h"sis
"a, - "es19pe' we examined many c'ecis u 'ale
"In,hos 'u 10" 'ul,s %"s h'a ia
- 1890 w" eFeHun"s we 'o"0n9u 10" T: IN IN
IL }, ~ s NC s'',u at @ 10y
80" ."e s11 u ING wv s'one FL
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"a ~ mn cnlased nI"sad tnao ',hot ,'. noL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24
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In the absence of the President, Councillor Levi Bar
ker was called to The Chair.
The Board concurred with the Allerm,n in relation
TO the school house lot &c, in the Reed District
communication was read from the Mayor recon-
mendng that permanent board of trustees be appoint
ed, in order thai better management of Hope Gene
terry may be secured. Referred joint special COM
mittee. Messrs. Mcfarland, Wall, and Woodwork
were appointed on the part Of the Board. The Mayor
and Aid. Harding were joined.
report of the committee the petition of R. Ball
and Others was read, recommending that the sidewalk
on the east side of Chestnut be graded c. ac-
cording to an accompanying plan Adopted in concur
renee
The report of the Committee of Conference in rea-
ton to making Jackson public highway was ac-
ceped and discussed and finally the whole matter was
laid on the table.
An amendatory ordinance to establish sidewalks on
Trumbul and Front Streets was referred TO the COM
mittee on bills for second reading.
paper from he Other board 10 relation to Temple
street, was laid on The table
paper relation to Manchester street was laid on
the table,
dec ee laying out highway on the petition of S.
S. Foster and others, be known as Holbrook street.
came down accepted and was laid on the table.
The Boerd adjourned Tor two week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Arabia
New York.

NEW York, Aug %.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia arrived at
her wharf at half past seven this morning Pass.
ed yesterday steamer ashore on Natucket
Shoals, suppose to be the Pacific.
The Arabia brings 1872 passengers
The Arabia arrived out in 8 days IL I-2 hours.
The Great Britain sailed Tor Australia on the
10Th inst. Bets were taken that the Sovereign
Ofthe Seas will outsail her, and that the Great
Britain will not make the passage out under six
ty days.
The yacht Silvie had been repaired and was
much admired in the South of England
The funds have materially improved, but the
market continues dull.
A great naval reviaw had taken place at Ports
mouth by her Majesty Queen Victoria
FRANCE.-Nolhing of general importance has
been received from France. The wheat crops
were mostly in, and were reported to be only a
two thirds average yield.
The Shah of Persia has openly declared that,
viewing be does the question between Russia
and Turkey as sacredIy just one on the part of
the last named power,he will lend it every aid in
case Of war; in consequence of which declaration
the Russian minister at Teheran was about to de-
mand his passports.
The Caucassans have again defeated the Rus
slams, having taken, on the night of The Sd of Ju
y, the important fortress of Toprac KaIe and dis
manted the same, with gain of 22O pieces of
artillery.
GREECE. = Missionary Kings affairs are
drawing to a satisfactory conclusion.
EAST INDIES. BY the overland mail il has
been telegraphed that the Monumental CITY was
totally wrecked on he 18th of MAY. while on her
passage from Port Philip TO Sydney, and that 35
passengers persisted
The Chime ImpCrialists were preparing TO re-
take Annoy. The Imperial force was within four
days march of Nankin.
A private Geographic despatch says the insur-
gents had beaten back the Imperial feet before
Nankin, aud had concluded not to attack Canton
until September.
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 10. Dispatches
from ST. Petersburgh, dated the 9Th inst, have
been received in Paris. They state that the En-
peror had definitely accepted the proposals of the
four powers.
A despatch from Trieste says that the Porte
accepts, without modification, the proposals drawn
up at Vienna. An extraordinary Ambassador
was to leave Constantnople for st. Petersburgh
with the Sutans decision as soon as the Rus
sian troops are ordered TO evacuate the principal.
tiles
A letter from Constantinople to July 31st, says
there is Intense excitement there in consequence
of the refusal Of the Hospodars of Modovia and
Wallachia TO obey the summons 10 repair to Con.
siantinople. The old Turkish party was so indg.
naat, that fears were entertained for the safety
the city. Revolution was imminent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

THE PorATo Ror.- From almost every d.
rection we hear complaints Of this scourge Of the
farmer. Near Newbnryporl Mass, whole fields
are lost. An exchange says;
"a farmer started with load for Boston the
other day, which he supposed TO be good, and
had not reached half the distance before he was
convinced that they were worthless, and growing
no better very FAST and he accordingly turned
them into pasture and went home. Some fields
have been ploughed up, without attempting TO dig
at all and il Is observed that ia some instances
the disease has spread to the squash vines, which
are alike destroyed
On Long Island the disease is very bad. Prob
ably one third Of the ground planted will never
be dug. Some fields are partially and some en-
irely gone. Several farmers are pIoughng up
the ground without pretending to save any poia !.
toes. Those in rich soil are the worst. The
crop on The island must be very light one.
In Central New York we hear the same com.
plaini. The late hot weather and showers will
moi help the matter any.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

SIEouLAR CASE or Lock JAw.-Our obm
airy department this morning announces the death Of
Mr. Hugh Haugh. lew weeks since Mr. Haueh
while engaged at his business, stepped upon nail,
which penetrated his foot, and caused him some in
convenience from lameness for a time, but il soon
apparently got better, and nothing serious was thot
Of il until about week since. Mr. II. was taken
with the premonitor, symptoms Of the ockjaw, tho
without experiencing any pain whatever, aud despite
the exertions Of most skful physicians TO afford
him relief his mouth finally closed so that he could
take nourshment, and yesterday the case termin.
ated in his death. Mr. Haugh was Of the firm Of
Haugh & Son, file cutters in Union ST., and was a
very industrious and worthy young man.-New Ha.
zen Courier, Aug. 20.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BUR-
GLAR.-Bold proceediagS.-T Boston Jour
nal publishes the following particulars of a late
audacious operation by a burglar:
desperate attempt at house breaking was
made in Stow, on Saturday night, the particulars
of which are as follows Mr. Thomas Bent, aged
about seventy years, with his wife, resides in that
part of Stow near ihe line of Boxboro', some lit
lie distance from any neIghbors. About nine
O'Clock, on Saturday evening, Mrs. Bent thought
she heard some one attempting to force his way
into the buttery through the windows She went
to the buttery, land there saw a man trying to open
the window. She spoke to him, and asked him
What he was doing there, when he struck at her
through the window with large club
In accordance with an understanding previously
had with their nearest neghbor, Mr. Moses Ste.
vens, that if the aged couple ever wanted any as
sistance they should sound horn, Mrs Bent got
the horn, and in going 10 the door TO sound 1t she
had to pass another window The fellow on the
outside seeing her have the horn in her hand ask.
ed her with an oath, "What are you going to do
with that horn, and again struck at her through
the window She succeeded, however, in sound
ing the horn so tobe heard by Mfr Stevens,
who Immediately proceeded to the aid of the aged
couple.
In the meantime the fellow succeeded in get.
mug iHto the mouse, despite all the resistance
which Mr. Bent and bis wife could make to him.
When Mr. Stevens arrived he had both Mr. and
Mrs Bent on the gr und, and was striking Mrs
Bent with stick, with all his power Mr. Ste
vens approaching them asked what all this meant,
when the fellow turned on him. and with an oath
said, 81 will bill you too," and struck him twice
with his stick-Alr Stevens then clInched, and
after severe struggle, they Sboth fell to the
ground, Stevens underneath. By this time boy
of Mr. Stevens had arrived and his father direct
ed him to run for help. Upon hearing this, the
burglar loosed bis hold on Mr. Stevens, jumped up
and fed, since which no trace of him has been
SEEN
Mr. Stevens was severely injured by the blows
which the rascal dealt him with his club His
head was badly cut and bruised. Mr. and Mrs
Bent suffered no serious bodily injury The bur-
gar large man, and had his face partly
covered by wooden cap, which he drew over it.
10 the cap there were holes cut for him to see
through
The intention of the burglar was doubtless TO
rob the house Of whatever valuables it might con-
TAIN and the story Of the affair as given above
shows that he was prepared to take life if neces-
sary to accomplish his object His commencing
at early an hour in the night defeated his ope-
ration. When our informant left, no trace of the
villain had been obtained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24
BOARD of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, August %, 1883.
The petition CfJohn Warden for dauages,on account
ofsteration Of grade on Font street. referred to
special committees consisting of Ai5 Valentine, Fagg,
and Harding. L. Springs petition for same was SINH
lariy referred.
Ed. w. Vale was licensed as an auctioneer.
The petition Of John Hngue TO exhibit stuffed birds
&c, at Cattle Show, was referred to the Mayor with
authority TO act.
Order of notice issued for hearing on the 10Th
OF September, at O'Clock NJ, on the petition of Ed.
Lincoln and Others TO lay ont Oak street as public
highway.
A similar order issued for same day, at p NJ,
on the petition Of Charles A. Muzzy and Others make
Glenn street public highway.
communication was received from the Assessors
that they had committed the to The City Treasu-
rer, for collection
The further consideration Of the subject of the bridge
over the hue TT Fox's factory, was postponeS till the
special meeting Saturday next at O'Clock P. NJ,
which meeting the Messrs. Fox shall be notified 10
attend.
The Committee to whom was referred the commune
cation of the Commissioner of Highways the sub
ect, made report and introduced ordinance amend
atury to an ordinance to establish sidewalks on Trum.
bull and Front streets This ordinance had first read
ing; the rules suspended and was read second
time, and passed to be enrolled
The decree in relation Manchester street taken
up accepted, approved, allowed, and ordered be re-
corded as public highway,
On the peHtion Of Rejoice Newton and Others, a COM
mi.tee was appointed TO draft decree. AID. While
Williams, and valentiee were appointed. .
The board concurred in the order in relation 10 the
burying ground on the Common, and Messrs. Wood.
worth, Washhurn, and Dennis were joined
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

The LAST ONE.-A paragraph from The Gin.
cnnati Gazette, went the rounds Of the newspa-
pers, few days since lin effect, that seven
young men Of that city, 81 years ago, agreed to
have an annual meeting and supper as long as
any Of their number should survive and also stat
cd that only Two Of them were then living.
Henry l.. Tatem, Esq one Of lheytwo, died on
Thursday last, leaving DR. g. Waiter an the last
man Of the whole party The next annual sup
per takes place in October, and the Gazette re-
marks; allow awful that last supper, when the
sole survivor enters the room, aud sees there the
seven plates and the seven chairs, each Of which
tells him what shadows we are, and what shod-
0ws we pursue"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

ILLUSTRATED HIsToRY OF HUNGARY, by Hen.
ry L. Gookin. The gallant struggles Of The people Of
this land for liberty, and their undeseryed fate has
created deep sympathy for them and excited very
general curiosity 10 know more than is generally
known Of their history and character. The work
nnder notice will furnish The desired Information.
ii'tvery neatly published in eight month";, numbers,
at 20 cents Tor each number, by Alexander Mont
gomery' New York, sad Frederick Parker, Wash.
ngion ST. Boston Il is beautifully Illustrated with
upwards Of one hundred engravlngs executed il the
best style, and representing the most important per.
sons, places, and incidents Of the text. Ii NAV be
procured 10 this city at Wilson'S Bookstore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24
Gbr U ally SPY.
WEDNESDAY. ACOUSTIC. 1858.

PORTRAIT OF RANToUL.-Tappan & Bradford,
of Boston, have just prblished splendid portrait, of
large size, of Robert Ranoul Jr. which, for beauty
of executieu, and fidelity life in the delneaiion Of
the features, is the best American Telegraph we
have ever seen II reminds us of the fine London
and Paris prints, far more than any other that we
have met with that was executed in this country. =
Every lover Of liberty and progress, whose means
will allow ,should possess himself Of this iae print.
The name Of Rantoul is one whose memory should
be reverenty cherished by Americans. In hun Mas.
snchuseits lost one Of her purest and gifted
sons, and one whose influence on public opinion was
lar greater than most are Of, and greater,
probablys than can yet be appreciated by any one.
He was Of those who was in advance of his age,
and whose progress always forward, and in the
right direction. When he had attained TO any point
of advancement, you he never would re.
linquish it, but that he would press onward to other
and higher stages. lie was cut OF prematurely, liz
the vgor Of his manhood, before the day for his
greatest schievments had yet arrived, leaving rep.
utation without stain. Il is such men that should
be held up as examples 10 the youth Of our country.
The print may be had at the Bookstore Of John
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