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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

.n.,,.o q, wc,oa hat they can come 30 that place ..
,,o a. 10 Independence, KansaA or r",A,,
vim, and AZ jus. much inr.r on s'' .1s1 ,S., "" !"
'"''' W.. r ..w military road, bearing north >e'
,hc Big Buc River 81 miles from For, 'eaven,
ror,h and the 81 Joseph Ad docs not unite WIN v "n.,
.,,n,n twenty miles Of that river Hence wnen !Ga
Travelled up to st. Joseph with poorer "
. which to outfit, ycr sre ms far from the b'"c a.
weston and have before you one hundred m'e' u a".
=. Won crooked, m.rg, uncaTcd-for roHd' indne''"'
and large sf""H' -,,. , ,.,,,,e. by
wv Eur. Ieax cnMnrih:
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ROUND HILL WATER CURE
INSTITUTE
NORTHAMPTON. MASS.

THIS celebrated Water Cures tca uiiiulrctrcat
for inTdlids and Others has recently been pur-
CHASED by, and is now under the charge Of DE-.
II. lALsrED, formerly Of lIalstcd Hall, Roch-
ester, n. Y.
1t is Dr. IIalstcd's intention, with the i'm.
proved facilities of the Round Hill Insttu
ton, which he has just rcitted throughout, to
continue the practice Of his system of Noior-
p0thy, in connection with the Water Cure
Treatment in the practice Of which he has
acquired so wide n reputation for curing
Chronic Diseases genoially, and cspeciellv
those incident TO woman.
In all the local advantages which render nj
tractive nm Institution for IGvalidsand n sum-
mcr retreat for others in search uf relaxation
and pleasure, Hound Hill stands alute md
unrivalled. Its shady groves and beautiful
lawns-its cool refreshing springs and bracinp
mountain air--its delightful promenadcs and
carriage drives, with the various sources nj
recreation and amusement. such ms Gymnas 81
um, Billiard Rooms, Bowling ALLEYS and IS.
pecially the charming rural scenery md in.
imitablc landscape, hate acquired for Round
Hill a wide spread reputation.
1t is for these reasons and on account o
the superior bathing facilities and m ore ampl,
accomm odation, of Round Hill as a WAITE
Cure, and its proximity to the larger Eastern
cities that DR.. Halsicd has yielded to The por
suasions of his numerous friends 10 establish
himself here.
DIR. II. brings with him to Round Hill man,
years experience as physician, and repn
taiion acquired at his former Institution b.
the successful treatment of more than sever
thousand cases OF Chronic Disease of from
one TO twenty-five years standing, many oil
them of the most complicated character
DIR. Hasted would respectfully bc>pcak
from physicians generally, the continuance Of
their influence and patronage, which has here.
tofore been so generously extended in recon.
rncnding TO, and sending him patients, and
would invite them 10 cali and test for them.
| selves the merits of his system.
Transition $40 to Sl4 per week. nc.
cordng to the room, servants, nursing, &c.
Northampton is accessible by Railroad in
four hours from Albany and Boston, and five
from New York. Address IL IIALSTED,
NJ. d., Round Hill, Northampton, Mass 2:snl
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$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

AND BUILDING LOTS!
100 FARMS and 2oOo BUILDING LOTS
TO be divided ON the 3lsi Of May, ls54, a.
mong Goo Subscribers a large numbet
are already engaged MANY erthe Lots nelt
these have been sold for from AGO to eco
per cent advance over the price for which
these Lots are now Sold showing thai
the purchase will be good investment
Each subscriber, FOR ONLYsI5, iahl-.
in nsiamcnts Of as ench, will receive fOt +
BUILDING LOTS, 25 b. 100 feet, lying to
gcther, or FARM Of from y to 30 ntre5
These lots ale beautifully located nt ROSE,
VALE Long Island, where a nejY ch srch and
sc"ooi- hthsc, and a number Of pirate Nv eli
ingS, stores workshops and factories, have
already been erected, scvctal more are nov
being built, and several inhdi Cd aill be c.
rccted thescoming season.
This is a fine opportunity u getting dear
of paying enormous rents in New York, and
owning n delightfnl country residence near the
city, where the domestic comforts Of n family
circle can he fully realized, and where 26,c0n
building lots and about GOO farms have lately
been sold; and sales arc daily being made ~
individuals wlo inter cRrcinl examination Of
IFS location and asccrtaining the quality Of the
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural plr.
| poses, being confident that no land so Cheap
/
Gun lie had within so miles OF the city This
land would hare bech oil taken MP wears back,
but has beef nm eqti1iied estate for the last
century. and completely licked up for upwards
| Of two hundred ytors--Since Which largo salcs
| have been made, and where tlle Mid deer
roamcd at large may now be seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions OF our mother earth.
This is one Of the best opportunities now
/ ,fn ,C 1.
| tilutc Of II home OF their own, to purchase ono
for mere triHc; also a few farms containing
each FIVE and ten acros, aud upwards, at from
S25 to S35 per acre.
aYAll persons Wishing to avail themselves
of the opportunity now offered to procure
fine farm or splendid bndin lot near The En-.
pire city, should make immediate application,
as they are nearly nl di posed Of Apply 10
| CHARLES WOOD, 20s Broadway, cornel
Of Fulton street, N. Y, where maps and pun
pilots can be had, or sent if required by mail,
gratis. 3tf
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Pstcrson's Masaeine, for June, is re-
coived Our readers should bear in
mind that new volume Of this excel
lent monthly begins with July, so that
now is the time to subscribe. Terms
one copy for one year, So 90. three cop.
les $500 and eight copies for $1,000
with a handsome premium to every per
son getting up a club. Address. post.
paid, Charles j Peterson, No. 1902 Chcs.
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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FIRE WoRKs-We would call the at.
tcntion of all who intend taking part in
the approaching national jubilee, to the
advertisement of Mcssrs. Sanderson &
Lanergon in this days paper, Their con-
tract with the City Of Boston, to pre-
pare the Fire Works for them, is all tina.
freed be said in their praise.
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T q s T 0 n CARDS
d Is Gov Erred AT LAS T!
A SURE REMEDY
E0a GREY HAIRS & BAL nVESS.


Ladies and gentlemen who admire the beau
tiiul lock and flowing rinelct, but who are so
unfortunate as not ~ ro~sr-s them, should
lose no time in procuring Prof O. J. WOODS
HAIR REsToRATivE, as it invariably produces
luxuriant growth of the hair, and imparts
to II soft and glossy appearance. BY few
applications ii prevents the hair from falling
of, removed all dandruif from the scalp, an,
unpleasant itching, rs well as cutaneous erup.
tionS, such MS scald head, &c 1t creates n
healthy state Of the scalp, by acting MS Il
stmulant and tonic to the organs necessary
TO supply moisture and colorins matter to the
hair II never fails, and will in very short
time change the grcycst hair to its natural
color, and positively will produce young
and vigorous growth of hair upon bald heads
This is matter Of fact thousands have
tested it, and every person using it will he sat
isiicd a. Ia results before using the contents
Of one bottle. Put mp in quart bottles at SO
-pints 81, and half pints nj 81 each
STATE or ILLINOIS CARLYLE, June 81 1858
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Resto
ratiyc, and have admired its wonderful effects
My hair was becoming, as thought, prema
turcly grey, but by the use of his Rcstora-
tive it has resumed its original color, and
have no doubt permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator Of U.Statcs.
See Circulars for other certificates, at the
Depot, 157 Washington, head of Milk street,
Cup stairs)
WILLIAM II. DYER, Sole Agent for New
England. A liberal discount TO dealers.
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell n part Of the
Farm that formerly belonged to Martin Foot,
lying on the main road running to East Mid
dlebury, containing about So acres. Also, an
undivided half of 80 acres in the edge of Sal
isbury, II mile south Of East Middlobury
Also acre OF cedar swamp. Said land
will be sold in separate lots to suit village me
chanics or merchandise a sufficient number is
wanting to buy, to take all, or nearly all. Also
some cattle, horses, Wagons and slcighs, &c.
e For information inquire of ]. Cobb al
this Office, or c. L. Branch on the premescs.
JAS. II. BRANCH.
Middlebury, May 10, 1854. Ar
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Is winning golden opinions from practical bee
| cultiyators " ere Il has been introduced. II is
being used in different States and il has mel
he universal up, rotation Of Apiarians and
bee mon generally 1t possesses principles
which are entirely new, and 10y their applica
on in the mauaG Of bees it is believed
that those difficulties that have reno cred The
bee business precautions will be nearly OBJ
waited. Their use so far. warrants this be
lief.
The advantages this hive possesses over all
other hives now in use aie;
First: A device TO prevent r0bbinr and OK
cesSive sirarnling when desired, which can
be easily attached to any boX-hivc now in use.
Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners eOnfH-
ing them as he is obliged TO do in other
hives
Third: An improved plan to prevent the
ravagcs of the moth.
Fourth An ingenious mode of vcntila-
ton, preventing excessive cold or heat
And Fifth the apiarian can easily rid the
hive of the superabundance OF drones. BY
so doing, he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs
of honey, or other saccharine matter that
would be consumed by them in the season.
Besides many other advantages with which
the reader can become acquainted by send
ing five letter stamps TO Us, and getting in
return (post paid) our pamphlet explaining
our NV u. W., nj" ,;.I" 10 "''e" VII"
'aS W, anu 80 aa', >. s1n cTATE rOJrl
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w. ;o.r, holou, Cow cv,roc,s -.
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NJ Iloo1crS ~ 'O''' 1000
WI ! '"" nsar -snrDosin, t,o, ,on.
aosir;ors 81 tnos;no how vonr oo bi,' y" ~ ,
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wo,,lJ d. bnt Iit,lc If sry,binr bnt ~ y, :.
sunrise tbcyflled the hive and manly ,iIIcd, H.
he's wLcfcns nv othcr swarm, have dnra
hnt li,tlc ILrlicyc il IN lc surcror m an,
bivc in bcinr and worthy Of tho na,ronaas
If ali viii Won send mo The enrravinss
Rocks &C. Yours ,ruly,
''''''' Wv HORACE FEIcuFR
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"A Farm for Sale.

Ilrm containing % acres OF yaIuHhle
land situated in the town OF New Haven. one
mile from New Haven Meeting liolsc. Said
farm is well adapted to grass and grazing,
is well fenced and watered. Formerly occu.
pied by Charles O. White.
ELEAZER TAYLOR, Admr.
The rcycrsion of the dover of the widow
Of Charles o. White, will be sold at public
auction, on the Goth day of May, at ono
o'clock, p. NJ.
3 ELEAZER TAYLOR Adlmr
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MlDDLEBURY ACADEMY,

me summer Term 1f eleven weeks will
begin on Monday, May 22d.
IVirioS-tltmentary English branches,
~ Higher English, $3.50, Latin with Eng
ilsh So French, SO Incidcntals, fires,
and sweeping, % cts. Private rooms in A.
cadcmy, 81,
Bills arc payable At lhcmiddle Of the term.
Board In the village for ~ 80 TO &c per
week. o3w
Mr.. W. =, Bascom will continue to hear
some Of the classes
Z Y. CHURCHILL, A. r.. PRINCIPAL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-31
THE AMERTCANS FRIEND
UOLLOWAY's PILLSl!

To the Citizens Of the United Stat0s--
most humbly and si(tJerely thank YOU
for the immense patronage which You have
bestowed upon my Pills, take this oppor-
tunity of stating that my AT cestors.wcre an
American Citizens, end that entertain Tor all
that concerns America and the Amsricans,the
most lively sympathies, SO much so that ! or
iginally compounded these Pills expressly 10
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, Intending 10 establish my
self among you, which have now .done, By
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
81 C,crner OF A m and Nassau SIS n Y
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ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.

THE SPRING HOUSE is open for the re-
l. eeption Of visitors. The proprietor hay.
ing made large additions 10 the house, and
other necessary improvements, feels confident
that he can give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage
The proprietor will run a carriage to the
depot in yergennes, in connection with the
mail train Of cars, for the accommodation of
visitors
III orders for water promptly forward ed
by the gallon or bottle.
ser Post office address. Nergennes, ".
SOLOMON ALLES.
April Is, 1854 6ay3m
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PURIFiCATION OF THE BLOOD,

PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any free. from tho influence ofthese desiruc-
tive maladies hence lite wears fast The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up TO a certain period when, distressing TO gay,
many loose their teeth and good looks, whilS
yet in the heyday Of life. Such sad evils may
be remeded by continual y keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver and Stomach in healthy
action, when life will flow smoothly and re.
scmbe plants in a conscnial Cline where an
| eternal spring apI ears to reign. AS it regards
the preservation of the human frame, and the
the duration of life, (which may he effected,
and ! say fearlessly, that health and life can
be prolonged for many years beyond their or
iiuary limits, if Ilolloway's Pills are taken 10
purify the blood according to the rules laid
down for health contained in the directions
which accompany each box.
y CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILt.
TY, OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLLOWAY
PILLS.
Cppy Of LITTER from Captain Joknscr As
Ter House, dated Jdrndry 9TH, 1854
TO PaorEssoR HOLLOWAY, So, Corner q
Ann and Nassau Streets: N. Y.
SrR-Itis with the most hearted, peas.
ure have to inform you that have been re-
stored to health and strength by taking your
Pills. For the last ten years, suffered from
arrangement of the Liver and Stomach, and
was reduced to such an extremity thatI gave
up my Ship, never expecting to 60 to Sea any
more, as I.had tried every Remedy that was
recommended to me but all TO no purpose
and had gives myself Up to despair, when
was at last recommended to take your Pills.
after using them for three months, the result
is that am now in better health than / hav
been for eleven years psstand indeed ms wells
ever was in my life. You are qsite Of libertys
to make this known for The benefit Of Others.
Iremain, Sir. yours respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
ThcM celebrated Pills are wOndcrfuny ebFca
cious in the Joiloring complaints.
Asihms Dy.entery Iaundice Stone sndGray-'
bilious Com Erysipola' LiverCon Secondary symp-
plants Fsmalelrrcgu plants toms
Blo,ehs.on Fever. ornlI i.amsnso Tnmours
the sEn kinds Piles uleci.
Bowel Com. FITS Rheuma. venercaI Afsctions
cOlic, Headache Retention of Weakness, from
Cons.ipa Indigestion Urine whaievereauss
Bowes Consumption Kings Evil Sc, Sc.
~ Sold at the Establishment OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, 49, Corner of Ann and Nasssu
Streets New York also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States in Boxes. at Sfl cents,
81 cents and r so ccnrs each To I've had
Wholesale OF the principal Drug Houses in
Union.
GTThcre is aconsiicrable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N B.-Directions for the guidance ofpailents
10 every disorder are affixed to each Box
%6:eow6mos
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al arrir0,

In Salisbury, May 25th. 1854, by
Rev. Lyman Mathews. Mr. f. S. STow.
ELL, to Miss JULIA Y. DAGGErr, of s. !
In Cornwall May 25th. 1854. by Rev.
Lyman Mathews, A. c. WICKER
Esq, Of Ro1iland, Me-, to Miss LlzzlE
S. SrowELL, of c.
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Flats.

Extra quality Mole Skin Hats of --latest
pattern, for sale by T. NALLETTE.
May 10.
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FLOUR,

Choice brands Fancy and Extra Flour to
arrive this day, for sale by
May 10, L. VALLETTE.
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Also

Payment is wanted on all accounts Of six
months standing, and must he made, or Mr.
Church may call with printed notice which
costs money. 5;3 NATHAN WOOD,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-31

Bushels Of Corn Just received and for sale
at Sl0o per hushel. n. WOOD.
May %, 1854 53w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-26
ALEXANDRIA coRRFsPoNDKHcx
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 26, 1876.

<AAAAANbn4h, wv. &oD AOS1-
Weather-ConnciI--O Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Meetimg-BolL-Fsrem Pa
rGds-Ladtes' FAIR, 9c.
Again il is pleasant weather. Indian summer
seems to have thrown its hazy softness into the
balmy atmosphere, and fair ladies are not back
ward in avaing themselves of the opportunity for
enlivening cur streets with hosts of promenaders
The City Councils met last night, but transacted
no important business and further action on the
bill for numbering the houses in this city had.
The Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company
are in session at Liberty Hall. Quite number OF
the stockholders in attendance and the meetings
highly interesting to those co.cemed. The pub
shed reports exhibit highly lattering condition Of
the cOmpany's affairs.
Next Monday our fremen have a grand gala. TIE
Hydaulion Fire Company intend openiog the La
dies Fair for their benefit by fremen's procession
and, we understand, the Sun and Friendship Fire
Companies intend uniting with them upon the occa-
sion. m
The Co & Co Club ball. this evening, promises to
be the first of the season, not Ony in time but
jOyment. From the character of the young men
having the matter in charge, we can promise the
v0taries of Terpsichore a most pleasant evening.
The fair next Monday, at Sarepta Hall, 10 aid the
Hydraulion fire company in erecting suitable EN-
CINE house, seems to be the great event of the month
We learn that numbers Of articles of utility as well
as OF taste, have been provided for the occasion
and as those experimenting the affair hard to
beat in an enterprise of this character expected
the far will not be surpassed by any ever held i'm
our city.
The health of our city improves with its business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-26

before that there were 20 many people In Baltimore.
There will be general sweep Of the old oficeu
Two trotting matches came of to-day over the
Herring Run course. The first between Cordery's
Joe, entered by Mr.. Woodruff, and Murph, . Colt.
entered by Mr.. Wade-puse 81, 500 one mile and
repeat, to saddle. 1t was won in heat by Wade 3
Sot IN 5:3 who distanced Joe, he having spraned
his fore knee. -
Tne second race was between Mr. Isaac's Stranger
ana Mr. Cudney y Lady Mist, one mile and repeat
purse SSuO. This was won easily by Lady Mist.
great match trot, % harness. between Billy
McDonad's Phelix, and Mr.. Cordery,s horse Joe, is
announced to come off on Monday next-purse
So,ooo: AS Joe was beaten to-day and somewhat
lnlured, II Is possible the race may be postponed
me last boys" were making great calculations
upon this match and large sums were bet
nave neard rumored that a new daily paper-
probably on me two penny SYSTEMS to be estab-
lished In baltimore, as an organ for the American
party The Chpper IL said not TO give sasi.fa csoo
in every particular, and hence, like Others who have
been instrumental in creating a power when said
power becomes independent, powersprings up be-
hind the throne greater than the throne itself II
would really seem hard to kick the CIpper over
board, after IL has labored SO faithfully in piyin,
"jessy' to the Catholics, Dutch, Irish. foreign
paupers and others Of extraneous consanguinetical
affinities, Ny own impression is-that little more
tolerance and less vtuperaton upon the part of this
craft would enable it to sail more acceptaby upon
the broad sea of Know Nothineism. She might
then land her passengers with greater safety uron
the shores of Amercanism. BEN BoLT.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Is.

BALTIMORE, Oct. rs, 1854
II would appear from caucus movements of our
new " Know Nothing' City Council elect, that they
are determined to manufacture popularity upon the
score OF retrenchment and reform. A commence
ment mas already been made, by proposing to reduce
the saianes OF the recording and reading clerks OF
the separate branches from Sc to "a and SO ne,
day. All sinecure Offices are to be abolished. and
| others raced. Economy is Jewel of high value
but, fear, if practced and carried out as contem-
plated, the result will be deleterous The Councils
| sit an average of about twelve weeks in the wear
THIS would yield the poor clerk, at the old per diem
only $432-little enough in all conscience for per
son of sufficient competency to discharge the duties
devolvIng upon that responsible station The Ia
borer is worthy of his hire and to my mind S6 ne,
| DAY Is not any too much for one who abandons a
regular business for the ansitory, uncertain tenure
OF .hce, The policy is mistaken one, whether in
d ho once or IN private capacity, to stint those
WHO nave the actual labor to perform. All such
should DC literally rewarded To make a SET there
iore, al THESE poor subOrdinates, evinces want OF
Lue moerality, and ind catve of small minds and
u'uhhuuVe ideas OF economy. There are other
| means by which more magnanimous strike
might be made at reform and retrenchment.
IL mas long been suggested that the members of our
cry Councils, feeihg deep personal interest in the
Dest amount to but little, free of CHARGE The pres
ent per diem of each member is Sl.5O, and the num-
pr OF members comprising both branches, thirty.
here Is an item worth saving 1t is conceded that
there are hundreds in our city-men of wealth. in
nuence, and high qualifications, who are willing TO
serve gratuifously, and as a matter of honor IL
ther eiore the councils elect, at the opening of ms
session, pass rssoution to abolish their per diem
and future councils they will not only retrencb
handsome sum, but perform an act which hereaf.
Ter must tend to secure good Legislators in the places
occupied byexceedingy poor ones heretofore Much
may De e1ected too by keeping strict guard upon
the treasury, and strict watch upon the Collector
Register, and other officers. But don't modest the
poor clerks. especially long as the prices Of sub
| sstence are SO cxorbtdnt sTlfsa : : = ' '"'
Rumor Is still rife in regard to appointments. bn,
| none OF them have been definitely agreed ,ipon.
John G; Wlimot am told, says he will take nothina
snort OF the collectorshp, and unless that be eivef
ann, ne VIII apply a match to the whole party and
dow II up Monsieur Codet expects the executiys
| the founder of Americanism in Baltimore. mn
pressure upon Mr.. Kinks 10 said 10 be increasin
Wltn double ratio. He has been Obliged TO enares
the counting room of his four-store in order 10 az
friends who call either to press their owr
on othefs claims for Office He has had no fine q
| talk about hour, or watch the fluctuations of III,
market SINCE his election. Indeed, he scarcely knew