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CURES.
Clark Evans, of Sing Sing, N. Y. was cured
of disease Of the spine, after being perfect
cripple for eight years 81
O. +, Hall, of Rockville, CT; had child
cured Of diseased spine; also cripple.
d. d. Reed, Of Bristol, r. l., was cured Of a
Pinal disease Of long standing.
e. M Blunt, Of Sing Sing, N. Y, was cured
Of rheumatism of twenty years standing.
Henry Evartson, of Oak Hill, N Y, was
cured Of rheumatism and salt rheum.
Elizabeth Milligan of Huntingdon Co, N. j.,
had the use of her limbs restored after being
paralyzed.
Physicians Of high standing use Hunts Lin
iment in obstinate cases of rheumatism and
spinal diseases.
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Is caused by sudden wrenching Of the spine,
and produces violent and acute pains, making
i very difficult for the person to move. Ii
should not be neglected, as the curvature Ct
the spine is often brought on by neglect Of
this common complaint
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a GENCY IN WASHINGTON CITY

a GENCY IN WARRINGTON CITY,
"A WILLIAM H. HULL, (for several years an
Examiner in the Pension 0fice,) will attend TO the
prosecution Of claims against the Government such
ns Bounty Lands, Pensions Back and Extra Pay,
Refer 10 Hon. L. p. waldo, Commissioner of PEN
sons Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General
Land offics, and TO the Heads Of Departments and
Bureaus generally. @
NOV 1a--Iv n .a.
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DrsEAsK OF THE SPINE.

The vertebra Of the human system is liable
from colds strains, and external injuries, to
be drawn out of shape, sometimes contracting
so ms to bend the body completely double,
and then again viii take a curve, distorting
the body, making hideous form.
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UINCURRENT MONEY AND LAND
u Warrants bought and sold Drafts on all the
principal cities sold 10 suit purchasers
Highest rates paid for Trans-Allegbany Bank, Bank
of Ksnawha Va, and Seldom Withers, h Co.'s notes.
Claims ngainst the government collected.
v ~ HAMILTON q. FAINT, fai co
No. 432 Fem. avenue, Washington, ID. O.
nov 16k.Iy II @0N @4lW t-t1a htH &9Ne
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DIAMOND and other rich Jewelrys p
- good assortment on hand, or manufactured 70
order, at short notice, and at much lower prices than
elsewhere IN this city, and no mistake, ut No. AIS,
Pennsy iysniA avenue,
nov ~ N4fs* H. o. HOOD.
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wALL y STEPHENS.

WDENNSYLVANIA Avenue, between gGh
II and 10th streets, have just received large as
sortment OF Cloths, Cassimers, and Vesting, which
they win have made up 10 order in the most fashion
able styles. 0
Also on hand very large stock OF ready-made
Clothing which they will sell cheap any other
establishments in the United Statea m dec
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REMOVAL.
.H Il undersigned, manufacturers Of
IL Warren's Fire and Water Proof Composition
Roofing has removed their Office from 10th street to
No. 5l0 7th street. below Odd Fellows Hail.
C.M. WARREN Il Co.
Office hours IL to 10 A. M. ian 2Ee0d2w*
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WATCHEs, Of superior quality, and n
ON hand and received direct from the importers for
sale at Wholesale prices cheapest in Amerca-at No.
4ls, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov % . d. U. dUOD.
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AYERS PILLS..
Y. For all the purposes Of q
Family Phvsic.

There has long existed Q pub
lie demand for an effective Pur-
gative Pill which could be relied
on as sure and perfectly safe in
its operation. This has been pre-
pared to meet that demand, and
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COFFIN WAREROOM, sc.
HENRY's NEGOTIATING CORDIAL

HENRY'S INyIGORATING CORDIAL,
vegetable In its composi-
ii tiou for the cure Of Nervous Diseases, Physical
Lassitude, General Prostraton, SIuggshness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia Excitement, Restleesness, Sleep
lessness, Confusion Of IDEAS Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or business, Dislike Of Society, &c.
HENRY'S INvIGORATlNG CORDIAL will in
and restore the appetite strengthen the ema
cated renew the health Of those who have destroyed
tnual cheerfulness and equanimity Of spirits, and
prolong life. .s
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptiye habits
are restored by the use of bottle or two, to bloom
and vigor, changing the skin from pale, yellow,
sckly color TO beautiful forid complexion. 1ig
Price % per bottle; three for rs six 1 fer r. be
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by
w. II. GILLIAN, ~
@. Srorr, 4 Co.,
DANIEL B. GLARKH, ~
4 DIR. w. b. YOUNG, $500 fli
WALLACE ELLIOTT, x.1x.,o. -
SCHWARTZ S0N, "y
Marin p. KMG, A
fM DR.. II. Hour & Co.
DANIEL L. WEBSTER,
W.T.. EVANS, I t
PEEL STEvENs, aHH fah
j. X. PIERPoNr, 7 alexandria, Va.
B. @. MAJoR,
A. b. BALDWIN, pyx, -,
And all Druggists, 0ass'n'ore ma
n 49, q; Srhsc RE-. Richmond, Pa a
JOHNSTON b Wallace, Fred0jcks6ugy, Va.
J. B. CAMPBELL, PortsmoutA, "a.
r Lan.Xho Staunton, "a.
JoHE d. PACK, OinoinaGsi, Ohio.
And BY Druggists everywhere.
y
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WOOD YARD.-The sui

ExTENSIvE WOOD YARD.-The SUBJ
IA scriber, having purchased the entire stock Of
Wood Of Captain James w. White, so long and ia
voraby known 10 the citizens of Washington, as an
upright dealer in the article of Wood begs leave 10
announce 70 the customers OF his predecessor and the
citizens generally that no intends 70 continue the
business at the old stand Canal street few yards
east Of Seventh street bridge where he will endeayor
wood, Of the best quality, at the most reasonable
prices. His customers may always depend on getting
good article and honest measure
nov f3--8m THOS. y. BUTLER
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LATE ARRIVAL. ~
NHE Subscriber has just received from
Boston and New York splendid assortment
China, Glassware and Cutlery, which he proposes
70 sell to his friends and the public generally Il un-
precedented low rates, at Wholesale or retail mi g
His stock consists of the best fne French Gilt
China Tea and Coffee sets, Vases and all sorts Of
Gilt Toys, suitable for Christmas presents.
ALSO, sat
:, Glass and Quecnsware Cutlery, and Boots and
Shoes "a ~ IN 4 -
All Of which he offers at exceedingly low prices.
Small profits and rapid sales is my motto
which no one will doubt who once gives me call at
my place of business
avenue. st's8 Nj s'-sg 3, n a 81 - 20
dec l5--dsm JAMES POOL.
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PTT5MR,s DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

PLUMBsS DAGUERREAN KOOMSs
Over Todd,s Hat Store, Penn. avenues.
UyHE Pictures taken Mt this establish
u ment cannot possibly be exceiied, as the appa-
rat,is and chemicals used are of the best description
consequently, bad picture is impossibility Wis
tiers will find every precantion taken for their com
fort and the charges which are low vary in propo-
up. and contain portraits of hundreds Of celebrated
public characters and always open for the exam
nation az yiaiters - ssa ~ nov l8-3m
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Gu RES

HuSTs LiNMKNr has made many extraor-
binary cures, some of which are almost incred
;bIo
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HUNTS IMMINENT.

For the speedy cure of RHEuMArIsM, DISEASE
OF THE SPINE, WEAKrEss IN THE BACK Or
SIDE, PARALYSIS OF THE LIMBS, STRAINS,
WEAK ANKLES, BRUIsEs, DO, &c
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UDALDwIN,s STEAM FACTORy.--Con
II srsctors and builders can be supplied At all
times with Doors, SAsh Blinds Mouldings Balustcrs
and Newels OF oak, walnut, maple mSogany, and
yellow pine also. III kinds Of scroll and fancy saw
ing and turning, and all other work which the FIRST
class steam machinery can execute.
Factory corner Indiana avenue and Third street,
east Of City Hall nov ls-3tawsm
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Strains and long continued pains, cold and
external injuries, are the chief causes of this
malady. The muscles are relaxed, and in
many cases, making IL difficult to move. By
free use. of HUsTs LSnRsr, n certain cure
will be effected 3W i4&W.g
Hunts Lininent Is sold by the Druggists
generally throughout the United States
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
H4 8os CHARLES STOTT d CO.,
Corner Of Seventh st. and Pa. avenue, Agent
Jan 10--2aw6m for Washington.
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TO PERSONS FURNIsHING.- 4 49,
DERSONS FURNISHING, before decide
IL ing elsewhere, are invited to view ia immsrss
stock Of superior and fashionable N -
CABINET FURNITURE
Consisting Of every requisite for completely furnish
ing any class OF house, on the most economical terms
now on show in the large warerooms Of the frnishing
establishment of 4 80 4 2
G. M. WIGHT,
IS Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank of
Washington, near the corner Of It'll street.
dec Sim
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4 NOTICE THIS.
II HAVE ON hand q great assortment Of
i Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, which will be
sold from 25 70 so per cent cheaper than the
style and quality Of goods be bought for in the
city Gold Watches from $25 TO $3.50, Silver Watch
es nom $s TO $35 Clocks from u so to SO, all
ranted to keep time one year. Also an endless va
riety Of Jewelry, of all the latest styles.
Ali my Clocks are put in order before selling them
by an experienced hsnd st 4
All in want Of good timepiece would do well to
give me call ut the Clock, Watch, and Jewelry
Store Of J. ROBINSON, -
jan N-1m 849, opposite BroYns Hotel
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FURNITURE! FURNITUREyy
UyHERE will be found at the extensive ware
il rooms of the subscriber, on Seventh street opPo-
site Exchange Bank Of Selden, Withers, Co, the
most magnificent Parlor Furniture Of richest rose
wood oak, walnut and mahogany, upholstered In the
best manner with French brocatelle plush and hair
cloth.
Also, elegant Cottage Chamber Furniture, enamel
led and beautifully ornaments. -
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus, Wash
closets, and Bedsteads of every variety and STYLE
Dining room Furniture Of every description.
Chairs Of all kinds and qualities
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters
and Pillows together with general and very ex-
.ensive assortment OF articles in the
me all Of which will be sold on the most favorable
terms aud at the lowest prices for cash or approved
paper. -
taNa No. $50 North Seventh street,
opp. Exchange Bank Selden, Withers Go.
nov l8--ed8m y
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$1,000 WANTED.
a my PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
n amount TO loan, on the most unexceptionable
realestate security, viii hear of customer by adj
dressing, with real name Box 184, Washington City
Post Office nov 25-dH
RRIGGS, HALL Il CO., Engineers and
- General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Warrington, District Of Co
iumbia tMAs nov I8-1y
IT III. JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
- of Seventh and e Streets No. 4s9, is being con-
santly supplied with fresh Family Groceries Of all
kinds, 70 which he respectfully solcts the patronage
IF his friends = g nov 18--t
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NHAS: c. TUCKER, WashingtOn, ID. c..
~ Attorney and Agent for Claims and Commission
or Of Deeds fer all the States; Revolutionary naval in
valid, and pensions obtained; also bounty land
for services in all the in which the United States
have been engaged and for the services of volunteers
in the Texas Revolution of 1885, Having copies OF
all the muster-ros of the Texas Revolution, he is
prepared to give prompt attention to the claims Of all
who served, and of the heirs of those who died or
were killed while in the service
Office and residence, No. 61S Maryland avenue.
4
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uyOR SALE on LEASE number Of I'M
IN improved lots fr sale or lease located in various
parts Of the city. " WARD
nov 18-dn
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec lg-eosm
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M. II. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.
No. go Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.
~dec 13-d1y
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MI G. EMERY'S Granite Marble and
lvAs Brown Stone Yard, corner of and Second
streets. ONCE on Second street, between B and @
streets. Residence AIS street, between Sixth and
Seventh. nov ~ =
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FOR RENT.
X NEW THREE-STORY AND ATTIC
a. Brick House, situated on Sixth street east side.
near the corner OF ID, No. 232 For particulars in
quire of +. M. MAGRUDER,
Dry Goods and Shoe Store, M
nov 25-eOdts No. 1886, Seventh street
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UREAT AND EXTRAORDINARY IN
~ ducements 70 all Cash Purchasers Of Ready
Made Clothing be sold at private sale, large
assortment Of ready-made Clothing, consisting Of
Cloth Cloaks Bangup, Sack Goats, Dress and Frock
Goats. Pantaioons, Vests &c, all warranted 70 be
better cut, better made, and Of better materials.
Therefore, all in want Of good and cheap Clothing,
will do well 10 call at 0DE0N HALL,
Corner AZ street and Penn. avenue,
ian M--lm WE1SENFEllD q W.
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GAS FITTING.
TH0M AS WIS,
Practical Gas Filter, Tenth street,
Betsoee,l Pennsylvania dyeaae and II street,
few doors above McGuires Auction Store.
yuyHE subscriber invites the attention OF
j his friends and the public to his establishment
Fixtures, Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings &C., in
d neat and substantial manner.
All who favor me with their custom, may depend
upon having their work well DONE and on reasonable
business, to perform my contracts in such manner
as TO merit the appreciation Of my patrons.
THOMAS LEWIS.
rY-All orders promptly and personally attended
TO- jan 25--1m
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of Fourteenth street and NeU York Ayenae
a FEW more pupils can be received to
IA make up the LIMITED NUMBER. hsa
IB Application must be made soon. The discip-
line instruction and Of illustration are such
as to INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who punctual, regular and obedient
Circulars at the Bookstores.
~ z. RICHARDS,
dec 80-3m Principal.
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PROsPERI's CORNET BAND.
Leader; j. M. PRosPERI- Conductor, +. PRosPERI--
8l L. WEBER. Cotilhon Conductor
HAVING associated in our Band some
Ii Of the most scientific and best skilled musicians
in this city, we are prepared to attend Military Pa
rades Balls, or Private Parties, with any number of
pieces. S0
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 20-lY N s5ra
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EDITORS TABLE.
BLACKwOop's MAGAZINE.

BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE.
The July number of this Magazine, has
been received. Contents =" The Imperial
Policy of Russia, Part /. !" "Zaidee: A
Romance-Part VIII.;" sModcrn Light
Literature;" Theology, &C." As this
NUMBER commences new volume, we suG>
gest the present as n most favorable time
to subscribe:
New volumes Of the four great British
Reviews, viz: Edinburgh, North British,
Westminster, and London Quartcrlies, and
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Month
lyD-commence with North British for Nav,
1855, and the other Reviews and Blackwood
for July, 1855.
Terms IF Subscripiion.-Any one Re-
view or Blackwood, So a year. Blackwood
and one Review-or any two Reviews, s5.
The four Reviews and Blackwood, $40.
-Four copies to one address, $50.
Postage, (Which should be paid quarter
ly' in advance0 on the four Reviews and
Backwood to any post office in the United
States, only 80 cents year, viz IA cents n
year on each Review, and "a cents a wear
on Blackwood. Address,
l.. SCOTT g. CO., Publishers,
81 Goid.street, corner Fulton, N. Y.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.
The August number is n very handsome
one. washington crossing the Allegheny
River" is very beautiful engraving, and
the Fashion Plate, we think the best exc.
cuted we have ever seen. The interesting
historical sketch of" Mary Stewart" is con.
tnued, and we find n number of other ex.
cellent pieces. The fashions also occupy O
prominent place in the present number
Taking it all in all, We do not think we
have ever seen n number of any Magazine
showing greater claims for patronage, than
the August number of Graham.
Price, So year-Ledger and Graham
81. A. II. See, Publisher, Philadelphia, to
whom orders should be addressed.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL g. SURGICAL Journal
The contents of the August number OF
this valuable periodical, are varied and inte
resting. We notice several communica.
tions from Southern Physicians, which mus
prove interesting to members of the pro-
fession.
Terms: Three Dollars q year.
J. McCAFFARTY, Publisher,
Augusta, Ga.
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(For the Ledger.
Salem Camp-Meetinp.
3. Is. MASSEY, Secretary.

We have heard TINT the nsual Cump.
Meeting will not be held at Salem this fall.
The friends of religion, must regret that
any necessity exists for a change in this an.
nual gathering of souls" around the
"brook of Siloah." The heart of the pa
triot-of the christian-must feel pained to
learn that there is any good cause for dis
continuing. even for one season, this feast
Of Tdbernacles where so much good has
been done-so many hearts have been cheer.
ed, and so many souls soundly converted
and regeneratcd. The community around,
must itself, feel deep regret, as it is so
largely indebted to the influences of these
annual meetings, for the moral improvement
and steady advance in all proper enterprises,
which have so eminently marked its history
for the last ten or fifteen years. But have
the causes been sufficient to withhold the
usual appointment this year? We are not
familiar with all, and VI not undertake to
state them. They may be multifarious.
Our design is to speak n word to the mem.
bcrs Of the Church, who, heretofore, occu-
pied tents on the ground, and inquire If any
blame car attach TO them.
We very much fear that the Church
members themselves, have forgotten the
original design OF Camp Meetings. Is it
not worth while for all Of us occasionally
to stop on our way, and by looking into
originals and first principles, seriously con-
slider the vnlue Of the blessings we enjoy ?
We do not here intend to submit an argu-
mcnt in favor Of primitive Camp Meetings.
That we deem unnecessary. We hold that
any one who objects to the origin of these
meetings, whatever may be said rs to the
mode in which they are now conducted,
either knows nothing about them or denies
acts of special Providence. With neither OF
these have we to do. At present, we direct
attention to this point---how far are Church
members and tent holders responsible for
causes resulting in this discontinunnce !
With all due Difference to these worthy
soldiers OF the cross, VIC dare affirm that
they have allowed these exalted privileges
Of grace 10 degenerate--to be perverted
into occasions Of harm--that instead of q
Camp p-Meeting of spiritual frastng, many
regard them rs Camp p-Meeting Of table
serving. Instead Of simple diet---eold vic.
tunls-how often do the tables groan undel
the load Of fat things--aetuaily hardened
with full dishes--smokirg meats, and 9
khouaand ME r;,s a.<on,,,,,,,.,..u..t. T.. Al.
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I Remember.

1 remember in days past and gone, in
those youthful sinless days ofboyhood, with
what fond anticipations looked to future
maturer years. 1 remember, when freely
blessed with every thing one could need, |
faneled others enjoyed things did not pos.
sess. l remember when looked upon one
rs friend and found him afterwards a vii.
lain. remember when l thought men
were better than older heads would have me
to believe, but afterwards discovered I
was egregiously mistaken. l remember
when in the possession of an abundance of
this worlds goods, l fancied did not have
my share. remember of having seen
curiosity once-a man who fulfilled his
promises. And remember that some of
my subscribers promised to pay their SUBJ
scriptions and have not done SO.
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many written on that occasion 10 the Com.
mittee:
Letter from Hon. A. p. Butler, u. s. Sena.
tor from Souih Carolina.
NEAR EDaEF July Ia.
GENTLEMEN: | received by the last mail
yourpolite invitation to attend a festival. ON
the 25th inst, to be given in honor of your
Representative, Col. Orr. regard the COM
pliment 10 Col. Orr well merted. Upon all
the tests of the old republican school, he
has been true, and has exhibited an industry
and ability which entitle him TO the conf.
dence Of an intelligent constituency.
IL would afford me, for many consider.
aiions, great pleasure 10 be present on the
occasion to which you have invited me-.
But am obliged 10 leave homo to-day. TO
fulfill engagements which duty will not nj.
low me to disregard; and fear thai shall
not have time TO be at Anderson by the
25th.
il in the past your Representative has
performed his duties with credit 10 himself
and the country, he has nm undeyeIoped
future before himself and his coadiutors.
that will put to n high trial their wisdom,
patriotism and firmness. IL is in vain 10
take refuge In fiattering hope and delusiye
disguise. Events are running to a crisis full
OF fearful issues--either in anarchy. under
the Irresponsible influence of secret and un-
constitutional societies, or in the despotism
Of irresponsible majoriiies.
But, gentlemen, Ii was my purpose, when
sat down to write this note, TO say little
else than to return you my acknowledge.
ments for your remembrance of me in con.
nection with the occasion of the 25th
AS the mind will return 10 matters into
which It has been recently engaged, / will
make remark that may be somewhat illus
trative OF my reflections on the history of
our revolutionary ancestors; and II is his
tory full Of instruction.
wish had before me the concluding
clause Of George Mason's will. | think Il
the most impressive passage of composition
that i ever read, and think its author had
one Of the most impressive intellects of his
day. He had thc elements Of character 10
whisper confidence and command respect
Gen. Washington felt this influence. and
gave Green a passport to the South through
an introduction 10 Geo. Mason---a striking
tribute.
This gentleman, with wisdom. sagacjty
and frmness almost unparalleled In history
saw, with the vision Of fas sreinQ states.
man, the future as We have seen Il devel
oped. As q patriot without looking 10 ths
rewards Of personal ambition, and without
at all caring for tho honors cf place, hs
stood amidst the rerils that bcgirt him, and
met the temptations that might have reduced
him, without fear and without reproach.--
As gentleman and EeIghbor ne performed
all the duties, which such relations could re-
guire, with high regard 10 propriety, use
fulness and justice. such mans life ma,
we'll be ssndied.