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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-13
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LOOK HEREt
MORE ROuntY Land TO all who !

IvA in any war, since 1890, whether as officers
soldiers, Sailors marines, landsmen. cbaplains
clerks, Indians wagon-masters teamsters, (or their
widows or minor children, )who have not yet received
will do well 70 write TO us, post paid, and their Land
Wsrrant.wl bc sent 10 them, and no charge IL not
obtained. ~ Nt Af.fe Ata
Address, or Dali on H Fsb M Ta
LLOYD 4 CO., Claim Agents,
mar T---tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
DEALER In va.
Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods.
so Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets Dc.
SSS SspsstA strsa, betsossa N and I strssts
WARRINGTON, d. C. ttfH ~
N b. AL articles sold warranted 70 prove a ran.
resented.
\ jan 17-H st
Il. ID. HALL, M. D.. ~ - NJ
Il Homeopathic Physician,
O1ice No. 400 Washington Place, between d and
4 streets. s ~ 4
E1 Office for night calls, A
Third door from the corner Of the avenue in sth at
4 --.--- LII east side. jan ely
JOSEPH FERGUSON, ~
barber and Hair Dresser,
Eighth street next door to Squire Smiths office.
M. r. PARKER. N 80.
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.-
70. 50 Louisiana avenue. between 9Th and 7th sts
~dec l8-d1y -
JOSEPH C. G.. KENNEDY, 9.
sa.y LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
Ohce, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
4 over the Savings Bank.
dec Sly
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. @. v. JOHNSTON, s
Twelfth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue (next
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates Office
at Mrs. Bangss
She will cut and baste, cut Linings and Patterns.
8 ooo 10y 1900 stfftif s4@Hs astl8 3&af
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w. EVELYN WILLIAMs, ~.
Amanuensis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Orders left at the Empire Hotel win meet with
prompt attention. FaIh9 M feb u
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T TO CONSUMERS. a.,
"FUEL FOR THE wINTBR.S

HOUSEKEEPERs and Others, who con-
II template laying in their supplies Of fuel for
the winter would do well 70 give me call as have
now on hand, and will be receiving during the fall
come Of the best kinds of white ash and red ash
Goals 70 be found In the Philadelphia market
All the various sizes prepared in the best manner
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal, in Jumps and
dne, suitable for family and manufacturing purposes
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood
All Of which will be sold Glow for the cash. y In
quantities to suit purchasers.
Full weight and measure guaranteed, and promptly
delivered In any part Of the city, (if paid for when
ordered. w STONE
Office and Yard east aide Of Seventh street, u
laa rs Adjoining south side of the Canal
N. b. A reduction always made in the price of
Coal when delivered from the vessels, as saving in
hauling Is thereby effected. w.
anr 2-3rn R8N3 MN &s4N f
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER L0RILLARD,

MANUFACTURER,
Ne. AZ, Chatham Street, Nep York,
Successor Of Peter George Lorard, offers for sale
all kinds Of spuf and Tobaccos In general use.
For particulars, a Price Current can be obtained
BY addressing as above.
This Establishment one Of the oldest Of the kind
In the United Ststes- feb s--dly
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COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY.
No. 40 Seventh street, near r, washing
ton, ID. C..

Attorney for Patents and Claims and Conysyoxcsr.
dec Idly
I. r. ii. DAVIDGE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, /.
AID
Commissioner OF Deeds
ron THE STATES or *
Virginia, New York, Maine,
Kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois,
Louisians, Mississippi Connecticut.
Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Florida Tennessee, Alabama,
Iowa, Georgia, California, },l,
Arkansas, South Carolina, Gc, &c.
Oon,sysncng IN all isa branches promptly ano
Office Louisiana avenue, opposite Fifth street.
WEIGH & WILSON,
Merchant Tailors, Bridge street,
One door east of Bank of Commerce, Georgetown.
nov la--ly
WIN. C. MAGEE,
Merchant Tailor, and general dealer in
GENTLEMEES FURNISHING GOODS,
Bridge street, between Potomac and High streets,
a&g ggs Georgetown.
nov lS-ly ae N
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
: Bankor and Dealer in Exchange stocks,
Eass ea 6c., &c., f4s4
No. zs2 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. O
PUBLIC BATHS.
MO. 35O c street, in rear of the National
1N Hotel Open from A. M. to l0P M.
may lI-y II t
r. A. TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, National Hotel,
Washington ID. O.
nov ls-ly
J. 9. HOLLINGsHEAD,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
Duvalls Building,
Penn. avenue. near Four-Apd-a-hah stree,
MISS s. A. FAULKNER,
DRESS MAKER,
So,ah stds Pennsyivania auenas opposite y. s.
Hotel betssen Sd aad Ia sts, Washiugfon.
apl1-ly
e. OWEN & SON, 80
" sl Military and Naval
NERO ANT TAILORs, NJ
Pennsylvania Avenue between l4th and 18Th streets
WASHINGTON, ID. @.
~ Naval and Military uniforms executed in the
nea.est style: mar &dG
AMERICAN HOTEL,
r Penn. Avenue. va
l4. siY WASHINGTON, DC.
HEFLEHqbwEs by8I,Is,o4.. = LovETT
jyl4--sm
hUM PACKING, Betting, HOSE,
~ and Gaskets kept constantly on hand and Cor
sale BY I. M. MCCORMICK a Co,
Alexandria, Virginia,
!. Agents for the Boston Beltins Company.
je 15-H
ELsII'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1nn BARRELS Of the above justly
AVV celebrated Family Flour. -
Also
80 barrels welsh's Extra Super Flour just received
per Manassa Gap railroad via Of Strasburg from Win
chester, and for sale by ue single barrel OF druy load
by KINCHEfOE 4 CO.,
No. rs King street
ian IB-tf AIoxarIs.. w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-06
Sacrifice of Gov. Reeder.

Slavery demanded the sacrifice of Cover
nor Reedcr. His offence consisted in sim.
ply attempting to do his duty. For that the
Administration was unwilling TO remove him.
But what could not he done openly ha. been
accomplished by ndirection. The Governor
of Kansas is suspended on a charge of
Specializing in Lands OF course there will,
in such an emergency, be no lack of proof.
Gov. Raeder's character will be thus tainted
TO constitute ground Of removal.
Slavery, as we have had frequent cause 10
remark is hard master lis exactions are
as hard upon its Dough face auxliaries as
upon its boudmen. The President was re-
CURED to sign Bill per6diously violating
the missouri Compromised This cost him
the support Of every Free State, including
even bis own Granite Fastness, where two
Free Soil Senators have Just been chosen!
Now further sacrifice Is demanded. The
Governor of Territory, though be went to
Kansas with Pro Slavery antecedents and
proclivities, attempted to preserve the nteg.
rity of the Ballot. boxes and to maintain the
Supremacy of the Law. Tx Senator Atch-
son. at the head of bands of invaders, from
Missouri, require his removal The public
voice is heard every where in indignant op-
position. The Administration first declines,
then faulters, and finally surrcnders. Gov,
Reeder IS not removed but suspended. The
effect is that Slavery triumph, but only over
the Administration. The people will resist
these aggressions to the bitter end.n-.H-
bany EUening Journal.
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"A Croic Story If any Of our readers can
produce a mitch for the following, furnished
by reliable correspondent, we viii cease
f" Growing
" 4 man 10 Pawlet. after having his corr
destroyed and his wheat field attacked by
these sable depredstors, aud after having US
ed every species of scare crows laid down
IN the books to no effect, resoTted to poison.
He procured stryehnlne in which he soaked
some corn and scattered II about his ield.--
As a result Of the first days effects Of his
preventive he found the dead carcassos Of
200 crows in and about his field" A black
Catalogue surely PhGair.
It must not be forgotten that the Phladcl-
phia aud New YORK American" meetings
were addressed, exclusively, by Southern
men, who believe Slavery National aud Free
dom Sectional TINS was necessary; for
there could not be found half dozen of re-
spectacle speakers IN the city of New York,
with character enough 10 keep them out of a
rag shop, willing 10 endorse the Platform
which these Southerners came on 10 endorse.
The proper designation Of the Philadel-
phia PLATINUM Of X. N's.is, the Know Nothing
but Slavery Party.
The parent who would trainup a child ie
the way he should 90, must 60 in the way he
would train up ms child.
In New Haven, tho Medical College is on
the road to the Cemetery, the Divinity Col
lego on the road to the Poor House, and the
Law School Oh the road TO the Jail.
Chtwning in churuing butter, small
granules Of butter appear which do not
4 gathef," throw in lump Of butter, aud It
will form a nucleus, and the butter will
" come" Country Gentleman.
Hope paves the golden way to bliss, and
cheeriulness is the lamp hat lights the beau
teous walk.
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q The Manchester IN. H. Daily A.
merlcan has been one Of the most jealous of
the Know Nothing journals. But II 'spits"
upon the Philadelphia Platform, thus -
"Ihe North viii not, in any Of its parties,
submit in the next Presidential election TO
compromises on the Slavery question. Its
tone to the South is that of defiance, and it
viii be until the South becomes reasonable,
and cease alike their hostility to Northern
rights and thon incident bravaGo"
ihe Concord { N. ill., Independent Demo-
crat. which led oil gallantly IN the late battle
in that Stqte, says OF the Slavery Platform:
"rrue to all their past history, the South
stood together, and together demanded
guaranty of Slavery. They would not even
consent 10 ignore the subject. The plank
Of human bondage must be nailed into the
American Platform, or the "lords Of the LASH
would not stand upon it. w lh the aid OF
the recreant New York traitors, they have
made the platform to suit the Slave drivers,
and have thus driven the free North to bow
down to Slavery Or stand true to Freedom.
We thank them sor the necessity they
have forced upon US. We accept the issue
they tender The friends Of Freedom in all
paris Of the land will accept it. The people
of the Free States will accept It. We III
up the glove which has been cast at our feet
We viii be at the entertainment to which
the chIyilry invite Us. They having drawn
the sword, aud thrown away the seabbard,
we would be poltroons and towards, did we
refuse the guage Of battle
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Description NJ me .M,iodsca.
For ihe bcncai cd tAesn residinr distance, aud
consequently uuahlt TO inspect tho Meloteon before
putchafine, viii sndcavof give short desctip-
ton Of the instrumcni. The eases Hre made OF
lockwood, aud ace as handsomely finished a. any
pisno- The keyboard ~ precisely tho same
as tho piauo organ, aud the tnne twhich " very
hetuiiub closely resembles that Of tho Cute stop
ct the ofgnu-ihe notes sprak the instant the koys
Rre touched, and Will admit of the performance Of as
rapid passages a. The piano. Y he pedal Oh the ten
L. iutpnded swell. with which the most hetuti fui
effects an be produced The podal on the right sup
plies the wtnd, nnd works 80 oisils that child cap
WORK It without any cSeitioa The bellows (which 10
something cnuteiy aee, and lor which patent was
rfanted Docenfer, 1910 IL reversed or exhaust
tion bellows, and 1t - this, measure, which pro-
du,vs th- pt,ui. st tDuv.
-he oluno oftone ~ cquil TO that ola small organ
and by means OF 100 swell may Do Increased o. d.
nnishnd as the pleasure Of the porfpfmtr II IS suf
hciently loud f~i small churches, and III caicna-
tod for pariur insttureni. Hundreds have oNlmtn-
ed them, ard have 90 been loud 10 their rusn and
the best evidence aftheF merit IS their rapid 9.
But II l. new in-tfumcni-a new Invention and Is
bat itte known IN the musical World, end IL IL Tor
tins reason HAT call tot the Intention Of All low
ers 81 music believing That thoie ave tn usands who
would lose no ume 10 .ecuttag one wcteihey aware
Of tho esisicnve Of such an instrument, aud the low
price a. which % could be obiaiHsd.
The following letter from Low ELL MASON,
9orton, 10 G.. 7. Reed, see are pcfmiittd To use;
NJ. GEo. ?. REEp, No. u Tremant Row, Boston, Nj.
Dear Sii;-N YOU'D request have examined one Of
T. Msiudrons manufactured by Mcssr-. Geo. A.
PiHco * Co. II Buffalo. ihak Them in all respects
ecu a. add ~ fesfcfs superior ANY others
sioilaf Kind which have seen, add ~ particular.
with tnsrcci 20 quality and tone and rfpmptucss Of
tonch, action ct the reds. by witch quirk passa-
gss may be pefUnied with certain and distinct
ticuiat.n ofiane IN instrument OF this nj Is the
hest substitute tnf % organ in church music with
Which am acquainted LOWELL MASON.
-Four octave Nrfufro0. o. iufding f0fn G. 70 G.. SIS
Foar-snd-s half o.. Meiodeon ext'g fom Cto + o.
Five octave Middleton, extending hom FtoF IS
large Five octave Mehacou-Piaao sigle 100
Sax octave Mciodcnn-P ano style extending
from To- 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-06

o. The Maine Democratic Convention
got into a very pretty passion about the Mis-
sour Compromise. The row commenced with
resolution generally white washing the
President aud particularly praisiug him for
his adherence to the ancient landmarks of
the Democratic party. Objections were
taken to this, as implying an endorsement Of
the Nebraska bill. The resolution was de-
bated with great bitterness, and finally adopt
ed with the following amendment /" 1 be
ing understood that this resolution is express
slve OF no opinion on The repeal OF the Mis-.
souri, Compromise What plain spoken
and highy intelligent Conycnuon.--Bo Boston
Alas.
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NOAH DoDGE's ESTATE


STATE OF VERMONT Al Pfe'nte Court holitu
Randolph District, al Niili.msiown ~ and
for said district, the 10th day OF Jnne. A. ~ 1893.
l.lLLiAM BASS, administrator Of the Estate 81
w Joel Bt.s IT,, late Of Wlliamstown 40 said Die
trirt dseea.ed makes application ia whiting 10 SAID
Court TOT lrence sell Tho home team Of said decsas
ed containing about hundTcd aud eighty ACRES sit
usted Tho Village also The Lease bot 20 eaed,
containing QUE hu1dfei situated sbaut one nllle
from tho Village 10 said Wiamstow1t excepting the
Wido~'s dover therein AM Including tho feyefsioo
hsT,o foptes sniing that The same Is "a .I necessary
Tor the payment OF dohts that It would be Conducive
10 the of 81 pefsoas therein ani hat
he has the 10 writing Of the heifs of age within
this STATE and Of the gglrdaas Of the minof heiF Sud
Administrator iuithe fePfcscuis that the deceased dur
ing his Ito tine uLdeT contfatt ~ wfns binding
10 aw and oq1t, to deed 10 Walter u Bass GO hs
gaofs CERTAIN real estate In said eohfaci
and squett. license deed and Convey lad real
s.rusably the conditions hereof Nhefeu?en II -
ordered that said application be referred TOT hearing md
decision tbcfcou, Of sad couit :" be held
at tho Pfubste oil Q IN Randolph on the u day OF
July HaAti aud thai notice 81 sad application aud oi
the time AMI piaes Of hearing be gEon I" all Interested
BY puaca thereof three ~eehs suceesssry IN The
Wstchasn e. state Jouinel pEiited at Montpelier ~
this state, previous the hearng, that they MAY ap
psaf and oliect to gfanting sad license.
Dt ofdsr OF Govt.
Aresi John Is. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
4i:3w
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Dfutbg.

10 Nor h6eld Jun. a5, OF qsscs Coa.uuption, \
HIadr. sie o. Lpfcuse D. thr''i, asoi - ,ssfs
Go flystun, June ath, Of Coasumpuea R9.wcll {.
Sifrsfef go 9i yeats
In Rlndolah, tho lab ult, Ms. Petme ia PAINE,
aged "a yeas.
Ia Nofihaeil, June OH, Mrs. Mary Blood, wife Of
Mr. Juci Blood. aged 90 yeats.
IN Bndg-w.isr. jane L, Ir. Robert Palmer aged p
ia Toy. \. u. Juse an, Moses Piatt, ~ HE 9i't
year OF hrs age.
IN Fu1eiliiam, y H.. Jane l4ih, Capt Nathan
Fmth. 81. iarmeiy # ieSinstooi Mass AID the ss'
IeyolatI onafl nen.iansI 10 LhrshiIe %. \. ~
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Rev. A. Walker, of Rutland, in his Nara
tive Of the religious and moral condition Of
the religious society of which he is mem-
ber says There can be no doubt that the
great principles OF our present Liquor Law
are gaining in favor. Less aud less is said
and done against it; and there is believed
to be growing sense Of the importance Of
some additional enactmenis to promote its
efficiency. great point has been gained.
The sale of intoxicating drinks as bever-
age is put under the ban of law, and Of pub
lc opinion, and the earth must be made to
turn back on its axis before that business
can again be pursued among US as lawful,
or an honorable calling. But there seems to
be too much disposition to depend u son law
as the antidote 10 intenpersnce, 10 the neg
lect of those means and influences which
bring light and the power Of self control to
Individual minds. These ought We 10 have
done, and not to leave the other undone.'"
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J. II. STArFORD'S OLIVE TAR,

To Cure Disease, Of tho Thfoat aud LuuFs, Olive
To- applied AL iEhalsi
ToCufr Diseases OF ths Nerves, Muscles aud Joints
Olive 1s - applied.
Oini ment hich speedily aud RADICAL, cures svsrs
disease oi III. san,
Ntea uny- la h. place over heated water the at
mop OF the apaitmen' poeumos npfc uttrd wih
the drhshuul biendsd sTonla OF the u'Isc, sad The
Pine caring diseases and iryeuiug Coutsion % tn-
fecii1n.
oh,s Tstcna he applied to the feob ie person,
or 20 The 1rndef.i infant wlthout danger.
Thc gi'al Curative fowefs Of olive Tar ia due
TO EleetficHs.
Ihe Electrical sGsci Of Olive Taris 10 etpel di.
ease and dfIvc u Ia relieve 90 4 CasCs, and
to cure al That are not bsJrnd hope
Fam rannot exist where olive laT, OF Owe Tat
Ointmcnt are applied
olive Tai doe. uol irfiiste nor discoor Inc skin.
OF se TiT does not contain u'nrvai, uot 'egets
bic poison.
TIE piiucipsl ingredients IN Olive Tar are ekttac'ed
from Pitch Pine Tar, spd Olive Oii.
PRICE so cent. u cutie, lot siic hy stofrkrsper,
end nrgsisis generally, aud BY SCOTT a BROOks,
MopttPshef, W.
sTAFFoRp's HALF HUNDRED RECEIPTS,
Phanphiet OF "a octave pages, contains full explain
and faisb. test,non,al, Of tho great n aCy OF Olive
Tar ioI tho cure OF diseases of tue
Throat, Lungs, .ierues, Muscles, JoiHis and
Ska.
Nearly an or the testimonial sie + on p-cmincni
aud we'll lnown ciiissus ii New York. Ihs bolk
also, cout,ina hetwetn
,siriy and Serenity .Nelc and Valuable r.
ceipts, tehich should be knOtcH 10 eUery
MECHANIC, FARMER AND HoUsEKEEPER.
D1y Ineluso Sax Gents OF Two letter stamps 10 J.
Stafford, Psacticai Chemist, No New-strset, New
York and the mail ~iilhrpg you the Rook with
ihr pussage pad thereon.
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EIOU ID.

nN ths Rail Road ttaok July 4,h,a Watch Chuln nj
~ Seal, which the ownotra1 have by m lrg A. ih'
Depot. }. w. HOBART.
IN % ZEN Sibiy L R1iord scyihes ioi -ale At Man
~ ufetarcr. ftiees by sCofl a Bhoohs.
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AT Manchester, N. H., on Tueseay. lit.
Tie boy bat twenty three months old, fell into
well twenty-five feet deep, and apparently
was uni1jured No one saw him when he
Tell, but he was missed, and found reclining
upon his back, with both hands clinched
hrmly hold Of two lead pipes that led TO the
wster, keeping his head out--colnposed, and
Lot crying st all. The little hero
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PRINCE a CO.'S
Improved Patent MEL0DE0y.

GEO. A,rRtNCE co, Manufacturers,
No. 200 Non st,9i, Ba6aio, " Ysrk. wholesale De
pot, ~ Fulton street, n Yoft.
for ihc couveriencroi Nu,ie dealers IL tll parts
Of Tho bnttd States. we have IN idc arfaneetnentf
"ilh 'h1 following Arms, who wili supply the trade
az OUT regular fartors ptietsi
GEO y. REDO co, u fremont Row, Boston Ne.
e.'hhuhN titLb, laf Maio st., Cincinnati, %.
HAl'NtN \ WEbEH, Fourth -. st Louis, No.
1cnotnl Arruis i"i New Notk city, WV. HALL
4 SON No. 239 Broadway. opposite tho Park.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-06

rSHE Fal Tom Of this well knoNn in-titu'ion viii
i amcnce On Wodnes3ay August -JiH.
The uhdttsignsC, who has been iof year. Asso-
oue ptnrip IL viii he assisted by uii board OF eE-
prt cue Cd comrsieat Iaaehers aud no chon vii
be spared mass Me school al Enslsh aRi Classical
School Of the histordcf.
Pos faithcf inloimsuoa &e application may be
maze to
c e. HoOO AN Principal.
Thrtct,l " I,sf, l-5t a.. tof, a
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Published June Iith.
CONE CUT CORNERS.

The ErPcrienefs Of Conservative Family in
Fauaiical Times; hroiriag some account
Of Connecticut YNqgs, he People rho
Liued in Il and hose ,rho came there from
the city BY Be.auiy. 456 PIP. l2mo,
o'ch, hush aicd. Price, Sl25.
1hi. t,ie d~ais with home matters AMI familiar
scenes, presenting 10 Tho hsppiest manner usny she
petniaftcs Of Anegic AMI especially of New Eng
nd life. f. has reui hauaf unl sound satire, and
Nithal, thoroughly rnj3Fshl- tale, with gooi noial
II We SHOULD pronounce IT. cquti 10 Charles Dickens
beet effort people woull say, ''tNis Is merely lu-
lishoi prsistus h-oNn wares % yet hoeve that al
ter ioadtne e. very MANY will awa-a u N teefeo Of
praise Il to~r Cor toRr~n. oes not pfova very pop
uiaf we shall lose confidence in judgment OF
s"ok-. MASON BROTHERS
~ bwt - pAHK Row, NV York.
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