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mr.. adams Naturalization Bill.

The following is the bill introduced into
the United States Senate, by Mr.. Adams
of Mississippi, in reference to the natu.
ralization laws: . ...,r.
, BE ii enacted 3-. That from and after the
passage Of this Act, no alien shall be ad
mitted to become citizen of the United
States, unless he shall at the time Of his ap
plication to be admitted, declare and prove
to the satisfaction of the court having juris
diction of the case, that he has resided il
the United States twenty-one years at least
Provided. that any alien who may be a res
ident of the United States at the date o
this Act, shall be entitled to all the thirt
condition specified in the first section of thu
Act approved April "a, 1902, of which th
Act is amendatory. ('" ,.i wv
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Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of Portage County, will
meet in convention by Delegates, at the
Court House, in Ravenna, on SATURDAY
THE BOTH DAY OF DECEMBER, INST,
to choose four Delegates to attend the State
Convention, to be held at the City of Co.
lumbus, OH the Sth day of January next
Each township will be entitled to two Dele
gates in said County convention.
-o.. By order Of Cent. Ex. Com.
J. G. WILLIS, Chairman.
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Shalersville, Dec: l6th, 1854.

HUGE AWFUL LARA
paper at Linshburg. Virginia, pitches into
Barnum's autob biography in the most appro-
we'd style Of" hifalutin," II we are to judge
by the ''jaw breakers', used in qualifying the
nouns. It calls the book .'a, most outrageous,
unparalleled, internal humbug. A deception
"a daceiver. What is deceiyer! In plain
English, liar. The life Of Phileas 7. Bar
nun, therefore, is and can be nothing more
nor less than the history Of liar-s success
full liar, II 10 true; millionaire Of liar; q
monster, abehsmoth, megotheysuns ofS hov
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IS o. FsssE sl-s1bs.aSs.
The BoSds Den1Seraf ntia ne
Ifauor Trials, ~
Mr.. EpTroR - q "a
The Editor b. the self styled, +" Posige

The Editor d the self styled, +" Portage
County Democrat" labOrs weekly to appear
extremely a temperanee. I" "ss--------='-'-=.-.
In reference to the case Of the State
against MkEkER, which, in his issue Of De-
cember 9th, he noticed, as then pending, be-
fore the Probate Court, he stigmatised the
defendant ss being "regurded in that part oI
the county, as notorious offender" and that
with view, probably, to influence the Jury,
having the case then before them.
Mr.. Meeker is considered, in the region
where he lives, rs fair and honorable mer-
chant, aud has not sold Intoxicating liquors
for near six months, and it remains yet to be
decided, Uhetler he sper sold. contrary 10 lao.
The Bogus Editor has made another dodge.
He used to abuse every lawyer who dared to
defend one, who was charged with selling
liquor. He then called Jeffries and Stuart,
all manner Of i'll names, for defending such
cases. But now, when Jeffries has his fu-
sion and Temperance friends, L.. v. Bierce
and y. +. brown, associated In the defence,
the editor compliments them, as ga powerful
array Of legal talent" Cd ''''
But, in the former cases, Jeffries and Stu
art being Democrats, and IN election then
pending, the editor could not afford to. let
slip the opportunity to make political capi-
tai out Of such cases. Very honest and dis
Greet editor-very! A great enemy to every
vice he imagines, in political opponent
but fusion friend, like, as is said of the Bri.
tish King, scan do no wrong"
1t may be question, however, whether it
is quite discreet, to pursue liquor dealer in
the law, for six months, or year, after he
discontinues selling, unless it is very fla
grant case, which this is not.
A TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE.
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AdGlitiOnal Particulars Of the Ter
rible Galc i'm tlsc. Black Sea.
.CONSTANTINOPLE, ;NOy

f9r' ws1 -CoEsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 70, 1914.
Thirty7two English transports were los
in the hurricane of the 18th inst. The
Prince and Sea Nymph fouhdered with ul
on boardaI Three mail steamers have beer
stranded. The Sanspareil was driven ashore
on fire from her machinery. The Britannis
had FIVE feet of water, in her hold. The
Agamemnon was stranded. but got afioat
again. Y The Samson's machinery 10 damag.
ed. The, Retribution ives saved by throw
ing her guns overheard The Terrible hal
also escaped. The Henry the Fourth ans
Pluto are both lost ' 'flFs'@ N5'l ~
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sa Or There will bc three brothers, the
Messrs. Washburn, lin the next Congress-
The only previous occurrence Of such an
incident was in the Congress. of lS27-28.
The brothers were then William and John
Findlay, Senator and Representative from
Pennsyivanis, and James Findlsy, Repre-
sentative from 0hio.
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Nsm a0uertissmtnts.
Bridge Proposals.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals
1N will be received at the Auditors ONCE In RayenRs
until January 6h 1885, for constructing bridge
the Cuyahoga river in franklin township, draft and
specifications may be seen by applying To Sylvester
Higgins at franklin Mills. Said bridge 70 be compile
ted before the first day Of August, 1885, Persons de-
srous Of contracting for the building Of said bridge
will please call and examine specifications.
By order of the Board Of County Commissioners.
LORENZO FROST, Co., Auditor.
AuDrroR's OFFICE, Portage Co.,l
Ravenus, Dec. le, 1854.
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Another Bank Failure. ~
''' '@ ~" ''' .'.'z''s9 New YoRK, Dee. 9.
The Empire City Bank failed to make
good its exchange at the clearing house this
morning. 1t is considered failure.

Or The indianapolis papers state that a
wagon load Of the stock banks were return
ed one day las. week upon the Auditor Of
the State Of Indiana. ,'''s '''..1
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1utitss.
Manoa.

From ard afcr cate, twenty-five esnts each VIII Be
charged for Ihe following articles, Of NOT than
i've lines eachi Marriages, Deaths, Notices Of Rre,
strictly in advance and no attention paid any notice
unless accompanied By she cash. a syllg.l
@ November g, 1854. -. -
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state Democratic Convention.

We would invite attention to the above
calls for State and County Convention
The eighth day of January has been set apart
Tor aumber Of years past, by the Democrats
tor their State Conventions, and we think
the Executive Committee have very wisely
decided to continue this usage of the party.
The different State Offices to be filled
aext fall, are important ones. and it is to be
hoped that the Convention at Columbus will
be largely attended, SO thai the sentiments
there set forth, and the nominations then
made, may be full and correct expression
of the will and wishes Of the Democracy
throughout Ohio. To this end the County
/ Conventions for the appointment Of dele.
gates should also be we'll attended. VIZ
trust our brother Democrats in the severa
aownsh ips will see to this matter, and choos
delegates to the County Convention to b.
held at Ravenna on the 30th inst Let u
have an old fashioned Democratic Jubilee.
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-HaOT KrssAEE, it 10 said, who lately escaped
from custody in New York, snowsin Bsenos
Ayres.
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eA OFon our fret page will bel found the
Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of
Eibs United States. 1t Is an interesting and
valuable public document and viii pay fol
. careful perussE
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Delegate 10 Congress frOm Kansas

= Whitfield, (Democrat has been elected as
delegate to Congress from the Territory Of
Kansas. Full returns indicate the following
vete: Whitfield, 2,24s; Wakefield, 1858
Flenniken, 3O5; Chapman, is; Pomeroy, l.
Blood. 1; William L. Garrison, /. Whit
! 6eld had the advantage over ell others, mas
h much as while. he was one of the "oldest ia
ahabitants. 2. they were all new comera.
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M@- Or. .TUBBS will be al the Preniiss Houss ,
VI "Wednesday and Thursday until o'clock p.
81. 91th and asth Of Dec. yrrF
See Reimbursement IN nnolhef column. ! ID 4
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@. L. DERBfS Actuafy Q. a. q u. AL
TO THE FRIENDS OF ART. i ~

The Committee Of Management or the Cosmop0lisHa
Art Association, being desrous Of extending the beA-
EFT Of the Institution to every portion Of tie United
States cwsh to appoint soWe responsible persons as
Honorary Secretaries In cities and towns where n6as
are already appointed. Address, Cat either o1Reeas
E G. L. DERBY, Aetuary C., A. q L. A.,
'a12"hl $40 KpiCkerbockeF Once, New. YoFk,Ore
l66 Water Street, Sandusky, o..
J. 8. HERRlCK, Ravenna, o., -
49l-4w. Hon. Sec. G. 4, T. L. Az
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The LtctiSS wrssk-KxtrSS SrtI.
hnrf DexeIkhmens. !

The New York Law institute have taken
steps to prompt the Stbies Afiornet TO .
legal investigation bf the eiFcamstahee at
tending the loss Of the A-cfie. The Times
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

Tho Navy Department is shipping boys for the United
states razee Independence fitting at the Brook,p
Navy Yard for the Pacific About forty of the juveniles
whose ages vary from fourteen seventeen years are al
ready on board Of the receiving ship North Carolina The
,otai number OF recruits on the ship is four hundred
Numerous applications are daily receiving from parents
Tor the enlistment OF their 10 tho service Making
sailors OF boys meet the appreciation OF the
naval aud mercantile marine. Tee Independence will
probably be ready Tor sea 10 two weekly Y Post
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rD- The "MoTnRns' BRsAsr CroTIIss

" The "hOrHkts BHkAsr CLOTIIs," considering
the limited means used to bring them public nooey
met With 'ueee" unparalleled IN the history Of remedies
The Introduction Of them 10 public attention ha, deyeopd
fact which Is truly gsbns-ihe nc, that they destined TO
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense $50
MIXING 'uncrng than single remedy among men The
Suffering which they prevent snd which they confined
no class or condition m sway wide As the gIobe and
wherever the mother OF children found the truly
10 knovn and atested. -
These cloths have attained vide eelsbry vIrrina
aud some Of the Southern States whilst have many high
testimonas TO their great value yet hear Of their
fslnre 10 single Instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
~ remittance Of $780, IL
postage stamps, Will secure the
pair o. these Cloths 10 any part The United states
They are for sale exclusively By
ADIE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
tl iT Main street, Richmond, vryInia.
~ Pill directions for applying these Cloths viii aecornpa M
them. would he esteemed favor persons u,ing
CothB would make known the ssmae they upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

BAD CosDrrToS.-There Is in this city at presep,
nuisance more intoerabe than exists on Marshall
between 4th and 9th street. The cutters within those
limits are in condition calculated generate disease In
the healthest season. They DO overo wing with
stagnant water from which offensive smell rmn-
Mates ANY one passing within square Of this nuisance
cannot fail experience the bad odor which
from It. This deposit TO BIO permanent and the
suit OF some defect in the grade There is evidently
level that portion OF the street which the peculiar
ons oil the surface at either side render Il difficult
to be removed Some steps should be taken 10 do 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

MARRraE or A NIECE oY MRs. AARON BuRE-A letter
from Bordeaux, France. dated June 25th 1854 says:-
1--WE bad visit yesterday from the widow of Aaron Burr
OF this place, named Perry She gives 500 600 as
marriage gi and Mr. Perry the father Of the young man.
gives the same amount. Mr.. Brown the u. S. Consul
has been requested TO DO the trustee Of the money Mrs
Burr Is the American lady who created such sensation
at tho balls in Paris last winter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

Preparations are making for laying iron pavement
IN Nassau street, New York The pieces of iron to be
used, says the Comeca resembles wheels about twelve
or hecn inches In diameter and nearly ak In thickness
to be laid on their sdesthe exposed surfaces all being
noched to afford foot hold for horses The intersces
viii be hlled with gravel and the pavement will rest on
bed OF the same MATERIAL about SIX inches In thickness
Pavement thus made is said have successfully stood the
test OF two years 10 Boston. II Is said to DO as costly
a Russ pavement
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FRANCE.

fRANCE.
Em, RI son O. The k,.n:h Army 70. the BalOreat Re-
OF thr rruops.
The Emperor arrived at Boulogue on the llh. There
was public reception. On arrival be reviewed the troops
and issued the following
PROCLAMATION rHE ARMY.
SOLDIERS: Russia having forced US to a war France
has armed 100000 Of her children. England has called
out considerable number Of troops To-day our troops
and armies, united for the cause dominate in the
Baltic well as in the Black Sea- have selected you
to be the first to carry eagles those regions Of the
north English vessels will convey you thers-a unique
fact in history which proves the intimate alliance of the
two great nations and the firm resolution Of the two Co.
vernmen not TO abstain frou any sacrifice TO defend the
right Of the weak the liberty Of Europe and the nation
al honor.
go, my children Attentive Europe openly or se.
erctiy oilers up VOWS for your triumph Our country
proud Of struggle which only threatens the
accompanies you with all its ardent vows and l. whom
mpeous duties retain still distant from the scene of e.
vents shall have my eyes upon you shall he able to saw
They are worthy Of the conquorors ef Ausertz
Eyau, OF Freidand, and OF Moskowar
GO May God protect you NAPOLEON"
Long and continued shouts OF "Vver Emperor "
followed the reading Of this address The English ships
of-war are anchored in Calais Roads The embarkation
will not take place ill the Goth July previous to which the
whole force will be sgan reviewed by lPoLEox The En-
peror resides at the Hotel du Nord. lie ia not accomoa
MED by the Empress
The Emperor proceeded from Bouogne to Calias to wit.
ness the embarkaon.
Count EMASUEI. NJ LAS CAsEs buried with disrn.
gushed honor at Passy the llth. The Emperor was
represented by Lis Chamberlain, the Duke TiRrsrE
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The Russian prisoners Of at Contan,inopls-2O4 u
number at present-aro TO DO supplied with ratoIs ten.
ders for which on the following scale have been advertised
and TO commence from the lat Of July For each man
daily, 10. OF bread I'D bazaar quality 3ds OF h. OF
meats, (beef and mutton alternately Sd Of ID Of vsge.
tables, or OF sugar. lSd OF Of tea, lleth OF an
o.. Of salt, and Q lbs. Of frewood.
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, /,

NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
wHsELrxo, July %, 1854.
His EIeelency, joe. JoHssos, Governor Of Virginia
Dear Sir enclose the quarterly reports OF THE Bank
for April I, 1884 and July I, 1884, with comparative
statements for the corresponding periods In 1853.
Very respectfully, ID. LAMB, Cashr.
Statement Of the Condition Of the North Wes,ern
Bank Of Tiginia, including It's 6raneAes at Weiis.
burg farlersbury aud Jtpsrsonciiie, on the lat dav
Of ApriL 1854, tcih comparative statement OF
The same for the corresponding periodh t1e prece.
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INQUEST Coroner Wicker held inquest on Satur-
day last over the body Of newly female negro in
iant found in an alley leading from Main to Cary street.
between 4th and 9Th
The child was in all probability e their BY ia inhuman
mother soon after its BIRTH to avoid exposure
The verdict OF the Jury that the child by s
death from exposure BY its mother, who was not yet
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DRuNE The Waterman stumbled over a man pamed
David Kelly, on Friday night, while he was taking nap
on the street he got drunk appears aud finding him.
men picked him up and gave him bed in the cage dur.
ing light
lie was bough. before the Mayor on Saturday morning
and from his appearance would Judge that he had not
slept on leather bed the previous night. lie looked
exceedingly tossed.
lie was remAnded to jail in deul. of bail in the sum OF
500 TO bs oil good behavior for twelve month The yay
Of the wicked Ia hard.
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BALLOON AscIssos.-ProfsssorE Elliot, will make suo.f-
ascent In his beautiful balloon from Slash Cottage
grounds the 10th OF next month. Can will leave the
freder'cksburg depot at 10. L. aud O'clock for tho
accommodation Of those who desre witness the ascent
and return at half past and o'clock. The success
Of the last experiment will no doubt ensure largo attend.
ance on the coming occasion.
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DIED,

oo. a. Mountain Top Va. ..e is o'clock, p n. on tho
raj will take place from Centenary Church A. naas
On honday afternoon His friends and those OF bis ,bs,
and Mr. Thomas Boudsr requested to attend vhou,
In Ls.Ins,on. on Thursday Goth instant, s,nrr, x,,,r
dAya .se~' Sesf' months and
0dssfss. '"s Aa'sneeu Ne-LSfapfo7
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

HorrL RArrs-It VIII Be seen BY reference to an adj
versissuent ou Mr. Smith, proprietor Of the American
Hotel which appears In another column that he has re-
duced the rate Of charge his sstabshueut from o.
day to s2s day. The latter vas tho original charge,
but Increase Of cry made In the daily rate
last winter In consideration ofths ,hsu high price Of pro-
Visions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

Mormonsm IL said to DO making very great progress in
Denmark; there NormoDs 10 the smallest ham,
lets In the Isle Of Amack which il situated quite close
TO Copenhagen almost all the women have ajopted tho
worship Of the Mormons Five hundred Jutlanjers re-
Gently converted to normonsm about to emierae 10
the Mormon colony In the United States The great CO.
clesastcal commission Copenhagen received orders
from the government to mike researches as to the prop,
cation OF Mormonsm In Denmark
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90 Friday Of last week, when the ~e.,h., h.,. ana
almost everywhere else was nsuGeraby bot m. m.,eur,
huvanhis. Wisconsin, "a, at siIty-two. Que of m.
papers OFT city remarked people cius,ered s,ounS
toeir stoves and speculsed sbout the crop." Ths, o
nave made better speculation bj sending It'll, Of ,hst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31

SoNsrnIso SrRAsor.-why Is il that traveller who 10
In New York can obtain ticket through to Weldon aud
CANNOT obtain 10 Richmond
Why Il that the price Of through ticket from New
York to Weldon costs only sic, aud the two tickets
which are necessary 20 bring you Richmond costs ST.
making difference against Richmond when you add the
fare TO Petersburg and Weldon Of $aiA
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MEcuASIcs' lSsrrUr.-The members of this new Or
ganiz,tion assembled in tho basement Of Metropolitan
Hall, on Saturday night, to elect their officers aud TO
c"ive the report Of tho committee appointed to solicit
members aud Initiation fees.
Tho Chair taken BY Thos SAMPSON E,o and Jas
A. Cow ardin Esq, acted as Secretary
The Chair called upon such persons as were desiious
TO become members to give In their names and Initiation
lees to the committee, who then ready TO receive
them.
Aaer spending some time in enrolling new members,
.ns dercnt members Of tho committee reported tho
suit OF their eIerious since their appointment.
. Mr.. j. A. Bolvn reported that he had received $3.50
lie was unable to stac at that time the number of mem.
ners on his list some having paid greater amounts than
the regular fees.
Mr. Thos. Ccmmit, another member Of the committee
reported az names, with an amount Of <64
MI M Miles Miles Amoler names, with ssum Of 81.
M. Albert West 30 names, and $50.
MI VIM Stcptoe Go names, and over 500
beivin said that some gentleman present suggested
MN the propriety of opening list for life members
aeqaiesced In the suggestion, aud would venture
10 say that his friend Mr. John Dooley would readily
cooperate with him In that movement.
Mr.. Dooiey arose and announced himself a life mem
The amount Of initiation fees In this instance Is $e5
Mr. Samuel u. Cottrcll also became a life member
The election Of officers then gone into
Inc following were put In nomination for the Prcsl.
osney ). a: Co"ardn, J. A. Beviu Thomas Sampson,
Bailey
There was no election on the first ballot
Mr.. j. A. Cowardu and Mr.. J. A. Bevin having BY
Tar the highest number of votes were the only
Withdrawn.
hr Cowardin asked that the gentleman who proposed
MIN ior the Office would withdraw his name that Mr. Bel
vim, 70 whom the Institution owed 90 much, might be
unanimously elected. Having expressed his readiness
the outset to discharge the duties Of the most humble Of
nee connected with the organization, II chosen do So
ne should not violate that pledge. But if II was the
pleasure OF the gentleman to withdraw his name, he
would ieel very well pleased for he believed that no one
nad aone more to promote the interests Of the org,nz,
aon Than Mr. Belvn. For this reai On he unwilling 70
dent
The gentleman who proposed Mr. C's namo referred to
withdrew IT, whereupon the meeting proceeded to ballot
and the vote being counted resued-John A. Belvn 49,
Jas. A. Cowardn 40.
~. Mr. Belvin was declared duly elected
The election of first and second Vice Presidents was
proceeded with in the way, and resulted in the
choce OF j. A. Cowardin and Thos Simpson, the former
a. iirst and the latter as second Vice President.
D. w. Lewellen elected Recording Secretary and
Thos. H. Wynne Corresponding Secretary.
Samuel +. Mitchell elected Treasurer. Mr. John
Dooley and Mr. Edward NcAdam put in nomination
for that Office but declined.
II being too late to go into the election Of Board Of
Managers the meeting adjourned to meet again. halt
past O'Clock, on Wednesday night, to elect proper
Board
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FrssD-Aessrs H. d. Crenshsw Co., were fined 81 for
permitting hogshead to remain In front Of their storu on
Cary street, during Thursday night
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TIE ENQUIRER consoles itself that three Democratic pa.
pers III the STATE sustain Mr. Hunters Homestead Bill
Our neighbor certainly has cause to congratulate hmse
upon this development for how any Democratic paper in
view OF the resolutions Of $500, its oepeAted decla-
raons in convention can sustain that BILL passes COM
pFehsnsien Some time since our neighbour protested
against any fusion of the Wing aud Democrats parties
We could not understand the tactics of this protest then
but sisa explained now. Our neighbour intended coming
TO rs, and Of course it was foolish and wrong we should
come to him. Give our neighbor time, aud he will clear
up things.