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})oetifal.
TIE DYING BELIEVER TO HIS SOUL.

BY T0PLADY.
Deafness principle, arise;
Soar, thou native Of the skies
Pearl of price by Jesus bought, -.-..
To his glorious likeness wrought,
Go to shine before his lhronc;
Deck thy Mediaior's crown: --.., ..
Go, his triumphs 10 adom- ..-
Mad for Cod, TO God return. -.
Lo he beckons from on high!
Fra1less 10 his presence fly;
Thine the merit Of his blood.
Thine the righteousness Of God
AnaeIs joyful TO attend,
lowering round Thy pillow bend,
Wait to catch the signal given,
And escort thee quick to heaven.
I'm this earthly house distressed
Willing TO retain her gucsl1
IT'S not thou, but she, must die:
Fly, celestial tenant, fly
Burst thy shackles, drop thy Cay,
Swceily breathe thy self away;
Singing. to thy crown remove,
Swift Of wing, and fired with love.
Shuddcr not TO pass the stream
Venture all Thy care on him
Him whose dy ing love and power
st He'd lis tossing, hushed its roar.
safe is the expanded wave,
Gentle as summers eve:
Not one object Of his care
Ever suffered shipwIeck there.
See The haven full in view!
Love divine shall bear thee through
Trust TO tina, rropilious gale;
Weigh Thy anchor, spread thy sail.
Saints IN glory, perfect mad., '.-
Welt thy passage through The shade
Ardent for Thy coming DER,
See, they thr"ng the blissful shore
Mount, their transport to improve;
Join the longing Choir ah,ye:
Swiftly TO their wish be given;
kLndie higher joy in heaven
Such the prospcc Is that arise,
10 The dying Christians eyes:
such The glorions vista, faith
Opens through The shades OF death
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AGENTS FOR. THE UNION.

: The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents for this paper, and are author
zed to receive subscriptions, &C., b.,
l.. A. Hagans, at Kingwood, Preston Coy
VIM, #. Tut. at Evansville ~.
John Howard, Esq, Independence:
Henry Labosqnet, Tunnellton 49,.
Jared Hagans, Brandonville T. .H.
John hermans, Fellowsville ........rr.
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gladesville; ~ %
Ellery r. Hall, Esq, Fairmon,, ....
J. Y.Horner, Lumberport, Harrison Co.
John Bennett, Nestorville, Barbour CO.
DR.. K. Parsons, Glady Creek, !" ......
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Prol@ct n an Acre.--A correspon.
dent Of tho New England Farmer, Wi.
ting from PIsinfeld, Mass, says that
he roisod on lis farm forty bushels Of
cord sound corr, one bundled end fifty
bH,hcls ofpoto,os, seven large carloads
Of pumpkins, fifteen bushels Of carrots,
'~Onty hushols ofturnips, three bushels
of oni"ns, forty cabbage heads, one
bGshoI Of beans after using all he need
81 ror his family, lot Of peas, and fF
ten bushels Of sugat bectS 80 oil on one
uctG IN enc year.
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AN APT REPLY.

boy was once converted while at
sea. Ills wicked companions began
at once TO tease and vex him in overy
possible way. but he stood finn, and
nothing was able to move him, AT
Length even some Of the officers were
50 base aud unmanly as to endeavor TO
overthrow his faith. One of them used
10 send for the lad during the only no
nod he had to read and improve his
mind, aud then Try him with perplexipe
questions.
Once he asked him whore Cain got
his wife, Now, mark the wisdom and
propliety Of the young believers 70.
ply:
"Sir, am ignorant. The only on
swcr ! can give you is, my God knows
where Cain got his wife, and did not
ak him this question when | felt the
burden of my sin, but cried, God be
mcrciiu! 20 me q sinner"
This was the perfection Of right rea .
sou. Nospeculaiive question can troub.
ie soul convicted of sin. Whether i,
eau answer objections or rot, is of no
momont. The great truths of duty. sin,
Punishment and atonement are SO i'm.
pressed upon The conscience, II at it
cheerln''y. RENTS all dcbatable points
- the period of full and coudless light
IN a future world. As in The case be.
fore US, the sailor boy did not know
tho easy aud sufficient answer TO the
officers difficulty, but his ignorance did
MT hinder his peace, or his faith. He
haC1o by tie witness Of the Spirit with
his own spirit that the Bible was of God,
aud ho kmce0 therefore, that there was
an aus wet to every rolional inquiry, al.
though he migh ' not then he acquainted
with it. He iDsIinclvely felt tina, ell
truth was consistent with itself whe,h,
er men can see il consistently or not.
Persons Older IN years and far more
favored in opportunities than this poor
boy, might with advantage borrow a
leaf from his experience Watch. g.
RrNeCLCr.
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SA W-WHHlH1!

FAIRCHILD, LAWHEADS Co. have roatcd
the Saw-Mill of John r ogers, on Dccker,s creek
near their Carriage Mandatory, and having re.
fitted the establishment, are prepared to exc
cute all orders for Saving, or to supply Lumber
on fair terms. They are prepared to cut and
furnish PLASrERING LArH, and any other
stuff cut by Circular Saws. -.' ...'.'
TURN1NG.-We possess excellent facilities
for Turning, in either Wood or Iron, at the a.
boye Mill. FAIRcHLD, LAwHEAD Co.
March 2S, 1857. .r.... -, r.a. 80
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Seeding Machines.

and now offer The territory of the United States
(cxccpting the States of Illinois and Missouri,
and few counties in other States, which have
be en- already sold for sale upon favorable terms
by TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. This
Improvement was patented on the Goth oil fully,
1896, and has been in the market but shoft
time. 1t is decidedly superior to all Other Ma
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain, grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c., &C.; particular
~ the large machines, which are operated by
one hand and horse. It's peculiar advantages o.
yer other sewers is in the Metal A gitators, which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers,
and without friction. This machine is simple
in its construction, and readily adapted to The
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
to be sown is easily manu- iactured by the most
ordinary mechanics and not liable to get ont oil
working order: -. ct
Persons in ,his sioiRty desiring To parehas
rights, would do we'll TO Hptt in'' soon; as od
agents will shorty start out To visit the larger
towns and cities in the different States.
NOW is THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN, if
you want to make money easily. There is no
use in being poor all your lives, If you will only
"get up your spunk' and purchase rights for
this valuable improvement. 1t recommends it,
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. st..r.. '-..su.. - .. W 90 -
sower maybe seen in operation by calling
at Rogers Foglc's Store, in Morgantown.
Feb. IL lS57-tf. .r.. .Hf .. .or.ff ....... .
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.llmportautto Wheat-growe,rIs!!
THE WIRE SPRING TOOTH
HORSE RAKE,
Or, WHEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER.

beg leave to call attention orFarmers to one
4 oil the most raiudbie and, popular Agricultural
Implements Of the, dge-the Patent SPRING
Tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning IYheaf Fields.
AS Cleaner il is without, competition, being
superior to all other RAKES Tor this b lrpose.
NO Farmer who has not used the Cleaner is a
ware Of the amount that's lost annually by Wheat
loft upon tho ground in the Harvest Field; and,
until the introduction ofthe Cleaner, it was im-
possible to avoid this loss The ordinary re.
volving Rake would seem to the, eye to CLEAN
very we'll, but the Sprins Tooth Gteaner has
been found TO gather two or three times as much
grain. Where il has been used il speaks it's
own praise but, for the satisfaction Of those un-
acquainted with,its merits refer to tho below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland and the
valley OF Virginia, where its popularity is un-
precedehted. The Sodthcrn Platter, publishe
Mt Richmond, Va. speaks of it very highly as
Grass Seed HarroU, a fact which is not general
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Georges Greek Academy,

WILL open its first session on the first
Monday OF May next. and close the last We'd
nesday in September, months.) fe no 80
{. A. GILBERT, A. NJ, Principal assist.
ed by competent teachers, both i'm the male
and female departments. 20 L.--'' -aA
TERMs-Primary branches, Sc, advance.
Academic i" So & 80, 4"
Coed boarding can be procured at from
ID to dollars per week. EE
The building, which is just completed, is
beautifully and beautifully located at Smith.
field, Fayeile county, PeDnsy lvania. 1t is
commodious and well ventilated. Hr
Besides good recitation rooms, there are
rooms well adapted for Literary Societies.
JNO. BROWNFIELD, Prest.
Smithfie'd, Pa, April 8, 1857. Ct.
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THE CHRISTIAN REVIEW.
p Volume Twenty-Two.

This Quarterly has been, and is, the ONLY
BAPTIST PERIODICAL, OF its kind, in The world
During its career of twenty.one wears il
has enjoyed high favor among ministers and
laymen throughout the country, and has re.
ceived the warmest Commentator from the
Press: ,.o s' aAa E.". .."s A33l1|-
franklin WILSON, and Rev. GEO. B. TAy-
Lon, of Baltimore, Md, who will, with the
January Number, assume The Editorial con.
troll, assisted by competent corns in ,lifer.
ent parts Of the Union. TSII ~N'fN1.YY 49, -
III future, as in the past, it,oNilt be filed
with PAID ARTICLES, contributed for lis ma !.
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

rINHE subscriber, being desirous of removing
Il to the West, and to settle up his bust nc ss
offers Tor sale, on very low terms, pa. .. ......'
His Home Farm, Of 225 Acres,
10 of which are under cultivation, with a good
HOUSE and ether outbuildngs. 49,.
AiSo, 275 acres on commission, adjoining with
Good Orchard and small Improvement.
Also, lib acres Of unimproved, well timbcred
land.
Also, another tract Of $50 acres unmproved.
Also, one other tract Of 500 acres unimproyed
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
30 miles. - ..... .....
DISC, one half Of a 900 acre lot, undivided in
dispute, lying near the town of California, and
on the Turnpike leading from California to Ra.
vcnswood. rs. .' OBI. .... ......'0' -
Also. good House and Lot in tho town OF
Elizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front Of the Court
House, being well situated for a Tavern Stand.
a good Stable on the same lot. ... . ........ -.
All OF the above property he will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands are
all in the county of Roane and in the vicinity of
CaliorDia,-and are well watcred. The titles
are indisputable. Persons wishing further in.
formation concerning the above m enti led prem
orty Will please address THOMAS BOGGS.
Boggsvilc p. o., Roanc county, Va,
January II, 1857. If ..-' -
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Terms and Conditions Of Sale.

The Rake this season is gotten up in manner
greatly super ior to any hereto fore manufactured
and will invariably be furnished at "a ,ltJha
.a, FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH, ss
delivered at any point on the Baltimore & Ohio
or Northwestern Virginia Railroad that may be
designated by the purchaser. fo TAIL q OLA
Each Rake is warranted to perform its work
we'll and from any purchaser who, after raking
one day, is not satisfied with it, bind myself
to receive the Rake and refund him the amount
paid provided he give me written n office before
the lst day Of August next, when pa yment is
required. a Address, ssr -.r, b.. - :. 81
81. CHAS. L, CRUM. Winchester, Va.
IL Please order at once. Farmers are apt
TO put off supplying themselves until harvest,
and, as was the case last season, be disappoint-
ed in obtaining the machine. t.'.rr r.,- -. -.
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REEERENcES.

James T. Day, J. w. Chiswell, J. d. Eichel-
berger, Isaac Observation-Disclosures county, Md.
Jno. s. Magill, Robert l.. Baker, Jas. Gather,
Isaac r. Hite, Jacob Sensoney, VIM. A. Carter;
Frederick county, Va. M .-'7.'
n. {. Kinney, Augusta county. E.l..
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county. .rts.
. VIM. Siglcr, A. h. Rudcr; Shenandoah CO. ,c
O. II. Funston, Clarke county,
Jas. M. Ransom, Rockbrdge.
April II 1867. $3.50 ~ -.HE5. f3m1
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Kansas War Settled (!

And Dissolution Of .PdrtnerSAip. :"
JOSEPH l.. SHEETS, late of the firm of
Sheets 4 Laiferty, having purchased Abraham
NJ. Laforty's entire interestin said firm the CO.
partnership has been this day dissolved BY mu-
tua' consent. All persons having claims against
tho late firm will present them to J. l.. Sheets
Tor payment who is also authorized to collect
androceiye all debts due to ga i'd firm.
The company tender their thanks to tho COM
munIty Tor their liberal patronage, and would
most respectfully solicit them to call ON M.
sheets who will carry on the business as her eto.
Tore, Mt tho old stand on Walnut street, n car
FinnelI,s Hotel. All orders for Marble Monu.
ments, head and foot Stones, promptly executed
in the best style Of workmanship.
SHEETS & LARFERTY.
Morgantown, March 30, 1857. 800
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The Latest Improvement.

ID oGERS, FOGLE & Co., have the pleasure
Az of announcing to business IN en-, that they
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
interest Of Lr. A. c. Miller, in his late patent for
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DIR. A. G. MILLER,
PRACTITIONER OF .. ...... ..-
tIONIEOPATHl MEDICINE

.. SUR G ERY, &C.,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professions al
services to the citizens # Morgantown and sur
rounding country.
III OFFICE in Hagans' frame building, near
the corner of Walnut and High streets, second
door above Pickenpaugh's Tailor Shop
Morgantown, February 7, 1857.
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EUGENE M. WILSON,

EUGENE M. WILSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WINoNA MINNESOTA TERRITORY
FORMERLY OF MoRGANTowN, vA.)
MILL buy and sell Real Estate in town and
w country, locate Land ,entcr Land on time
tor settlers, loan Money, sell Land Warrants,
&c; a large quantity Of town property & coun-
~ Land on hand and for sale at easonable rates.
~ Office on Centre street, near the Lcyce.
August 80, 1856.
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS d.!
New Machinery.

i have put up and am now using E.& 3. M.
Ciarke's Patent Mill, (patentod June, 1854, }
which VIII grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
IN space Of 81 by q feet, all within the immo-
date notice OF the miller, BUR-, boiling chest,
and all. Tho burrs now used arc only &c inch.
os. This is great improvement on all deyiccs
Tor tho manufacture of Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put op in any
MIL for about the expense incurred by getting
4 Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mill,
ors and those about TO put up Mills, are invited
10 call Mt Morgantown NJ ills, and witness and cx-
amino the operation Of Clafko,s Patent, before
wasting money in putting up The superanous ap-
pendagoe Of the old FIGURING Mills. r:,t
have purchased tho right of said Pateut 70
the counties Of Monongalio, Preston and Marion,
and VIII soil individual or district rights, TO emit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRhiC.
Worgdntopn Mnis, February %, 1856. 8HIv.s
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ron ALL PARTS or THE wEsr,
EIMAM ~
BALTlMoRe AND ONO RAILRoAD.

NEW IND ImPROYED ARRANGEMENTS
TynCE TRAINS DAILY Baltimore, for Cumberland,
II WE e,,px and parts OF the West.
LIST The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii leave except sur-
nan nom Washington a yuncou) top aud
arrive AT Gu mi at 4 ococh, y
aa I'm. NAIL TRAIN Station daily Sun
dayl M Wheeling BY connecting ~
Tor Cciumhu. Cincinnati Dayton
IL Ioasyis CIevesss d., Detroit Chissgo, 81 Louis,
Caira, aud interme6iaie poinls
"a The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily att, csnsecine
viii, trains for Cairo, ChicaEo, sno
Intermediate The ditanee 70 Cincinnati and cher ces
a ma southern places West nearly zoe miles shouss
man by AMI The 10 these places IS also ans
qnalled - :. a., - - ,........,; t.,,.u.r.,,.
and 81. Louis. $1,000.
TpOGH TICKETS sold 20 ni The large towns In ihs
West possible the tcke ohee tamden sA
lion, and a Wfsrnson ciiy.
A seeond Glass car "a the mail train.
Bainofs Washington may rter rae snfne
over AZ Cumberland Uskand Tvy Hsningh ~
ire express tram which leaves Cumberland at s5o a. m s"o
isrs Washington ample time for meals at ash
his i The only route ~ through tickets ard sagnso
checks cal be obtained in Washington.
FoR WAY PASSENGERS
train 49, viii stop oil al sauos sF,
and the express beyond Pedmrnt gong
west Eastwardy train leaves sheeD AZ ~, e ~
leaves Cumberland at so ieaA'ps bamo's
tn. FREDERICK TRAIN ut y. m. teaeeat snnaayn
stopping Leaves Fredenek at y M arriving
M Baiiuore IL. ~,
TIE ELLICorT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station NJ
a. 10 and 80 .. Leaves Eiicot's Mills al 7ao D. m ~
'''P ' w. 4. wooDsIDE
tah lT-df Master Of Trans ottaion.
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Several errors having occurred in the address of Hon.
John FORSYTH to President Comonfor of Mexico pub
sbed by us few weeks since from translated report
from Mexican paper give below corrected report Of
our minister's remarks the presentation of his creden
tals to President c.
YouR sxcrLLrscy / hold in my hand letter from the
President of the United States ascredng me 10 the gov
eminent of your exceency envoy extraordinary ana
minister plerpotentiary from the United States gladly
seize the first Official opportunity offered to assure your
exclency that ardent desires and liked purposes
to that end seconded by the aud positive in
structons my to shape the mission conf
ded bind two countries together in the
during bonds of cordial good smity aud peace
the expression of diplomatic courtesy but the
Eek OF genuine sentiment deeply rooted in the bosom OF
my government and people and founded upon the mos,
catholic principles of humanity good neghborhood and
sound policy.
The dcstnies of great republics indssoluby
linked together in the horoscope of The future The two
preat powers OF the North American continent separated
By similar and successful struggles for independence from
the domination OF the old forms of of the Old
World together teading the hitherto untried path of
publican segovernment natural allies by geographical
position and from affinity OF political principles, mutually
dependent upon each other for the good Offices of WISE lib
era and reciprocal laws and in condition to bless each
other by free commercial and friendly intercourse thereby
increasing the happiness and redouuding the prosperity
of the people of eachthere thousand good reasons
why our two republics should be friends aud why
GOODNESS and estrangemen much lees enmty should exist
between s0g
come to exceileney az the representative OF my
government deeply mbued with the spirit of these friendly
sentiments aud win be my constant study and the OBJ
jec of my heartfelt desires TO endeavor by all honorable
means to cultivate such relations with your exceencys
shall expunge from the diplomatic records
Of the countries by fair and liberal adjustment every
OF difference that tend te the unity of that
noble accord which is demanded by positions by the
obligations good neighborhood and by the manifest will
of the Deity. That may be the humble instrument OF
compshng much of good to the millions who compose
the constituency of republics and that may be
met in q corresponding spirit of good-w the part Of
your excellencys government is what most ardenly de-
sire.
have the honor to present 10 your excelency FIRST
letter from the President OF the United States which his
exceency Gen. JAMES Gadsden late envy from the Uni
ted States was commissioned deliver, and which
domestic bera prevents his delivering in per-
con- and my letter OF credepce from the President OF
the United States
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OFFICIAL.


OF. +. .rr.#H THEAsUAT DERAKThEEI. 1ar +.
November %. 1855.
NOues hereby given holders OF stock OF lhe loans OF me
United department viii purchase the same uAsI
The - Of March uns Of 81 500 900 shall Dc pres
ousiy obtned and will pays addition The interest Aeeraes
from date Of Of interest thereon,
together day additional interest money reach
vendor the following paeminu said slocks
For The stock OF 1872, premium Of 10 per
For 1877 and 1915 premium Of per cent, and
1850 COMMONLY called Indemnify Stock,
premium of6 per cent.
stock transmitted to the department. under This
lice must be assigned States party duly
proceeds between date ssFeo The
day January next hafytsr
assigned by the will payable
FORE and corresponding deduction from
able stock.
Payment stocks and transmitted VIII he made
Boston, New Yct, OF
Philadelphia, option the parties entitled receive ihs
sbosd be expressed the accompanying the
certificates. JAMES eci nn'H'
Nov 90 a,adN.,rh,o Secretary OF the Treasury.
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RHODE ISLAND REPUTATION OF HER REVOLT
TIOSARY DEBT.

In our published History OF the Reputation of the Rhode
Island Revolutionary Debt be grave charges
against members Of the legislature of the State against
some departure from official duty" against others
violation Of official oahs and come charged as hav-
ing made afalse statements in their place. knowing them
to have been false when they made although sworn
faithfully and pDtiay TO execute the duties of their of
fee These charges deliberately Published in the
public journals ever our own name, well knowing we
did the responsibility we then assumed but felt justi
fed in the when deeply felt the great wrong done
That wrong has since been amended and though
chilled by the frost, of than eighty winters
think II to be our duty here in Washington the
guardians protect rights thus publicly to ex-
pose the iniquiiy of the State and the guilty actors
The State constitution provides thai every person shall
obtain justice freely and whom PURCHASE completely and
rithom DENIAL promptly and withom DEbAyp To these
conditions the members of the legislature sworn and
also faithfully and mparal to discharge the duties Of
their Office The assembly are BY their oeoI station made
court 81 trial all elaim, Of citizens against the Safe
and the before whom claims can be prose-
cuted All who fail 10 the strict performance Of these du
ties have beyond controversy, violated their official oahs
We confidently here assert that II. b. Anthony, while
governor of the State made the necessary and
lengthy Investigation necessary learn the history Of
she claims and qualify himself TO decide fully their
merits aud validity. We again and again pressed him to
examine the official records which not done even dur
ing his official term, saving short calls neither Of
which exceeded half hour and however short the
last he then said in the presence Of bis friend who
accompanied him. Here is clear evidence OF indebted
ness Of the State We have had several conversations
since with that friend who each time confirms the then
declaration of Gov. Anthony. Subsequent events how
ever fully show the controlling influences which stuffed in
vssdgstion It being well known that investigation
certain TO affirm the Indebtedness Of the State large
portion Of the Legislature fully of the results Of in
rhgation, refused examine the official records very
many directly saying they did not wish to them Sew
ea who placed committees began their inquiries
deadly opposed the claims and after the hearing became
me strongest advocates Of payment
Another year passed Early in the session Of
oy 1851 gentleman prominent in the political affairs Of
oe State called at the Journal Office and presented