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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
S PRING T RADE.
1 8 6 O.
TRAHUE * LUCUS

w OUID respectfully inform their customers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
in this market, thai they have commenced receiving
their Spring Stock which will be found extensive,
well selected and especially adapted to the ants Of
the trade for the approaching season. Our long K
perience in business, together with superior facilities
for purchasing and obtaining consignments, ables
to offer them at prices that will DEFY competition.
To satisfy yourselves of the fact, WE ASK Is 10
BEFORE BUY.
Our stock Will embrace all the best brands and
styles of PRINTS OF every grade. We shall also hav e
a full line of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES,
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 8, 1860.
Mr.. Stovall presented petition from citi-
zens of 0bion county in relation to hawking
and peddifnp
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

Parlor and Heating Sfeves.
fITE have just received large sddstions 10 eur
w stock of The above Stoves, ssnong which m.y
be found variety Of elegant
ParIe. Stoves, sliding Door Stoves;
Frank In Stoves; Dining Rcofn stoves:
Laundry Stoves: Once Stoves:
Shop Stoves; Church Stoves;
or all sizes, for coal az ~oad-
MACKENZIE d xTScHIS,
fe5e-u Nos- and lfcIlese suess-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
Penmanship.

A IL who wish To attend Mr.. Dol-bhAR'S CT as SEES
IA should 40 so Immediately, while there is OPP
portunIty. Young gentlemen who wish good sa "a
rles and good situations, should nit themselves for
nling such situations 70 satisfaction tneir em-
ployers. food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31
GEORGETOwN.


GEoRexrows, d, c., May 81, 1850.
The grocery store Of Mr.. John N. Belt, corner
OF Congressa and Bridge streets, was broken into
iast night through the back door. The thieve,
DUH up oarricade Of barrels and boxes on the
arc wal, 50 As 70 screen them from observation
ihey tnen commenced 10 take out the brick,
under the door In the second story. but tnd,ns
the difhculty Of edecting an entrsnc. that w,y
too great, abandoned Il, and cut through the
wood work Of the lower door and reached IN.
large bolt, which was withdrawn; there belns ,
small bolt, IL was by pressure against the dooT
unwrenched from it place, and an entrance 81
fected Nothing 10 missed except a grest-coat
some small change from the drawer, and a few
oouues OF champagne No attempt wAs made 20
open The IRON safe. From these circumstances
ana the fact that coat and the knife used for
cutung We're dropped az the door and some liver
left in the drawer, we infer that the Operator,
made rather hssty exit The back door opens
In retired back yard, and for that reason p-ob-
ABLY was chosen by the audacious but unsf ilfu y
burglars. No arrests have vet been made
Our sincere thank s are due and are hereby ten
dered to our young friend Of the Georgetown
Gazette, for his kindly notice in the local Column
OF Yesterdays Issue Of the Georgetown correspon-
Dent and agent Of the Star, and ~e hope 20 have
an opportunity Of repsying him by a more sub
st2nnal token Of our regard. In the mean tune
we heartily wish him such success In his under
aklng as bis untiring industry and accommo-
dating disposition merits We owe him 0cne''
also Tor bis "pic-nicm notice
Our Young friend Mr.. II. A Carol, whose sd-
Verusement VIII be seen in another column, hss
bought outthe well-known grocery store Of David
OFsist, on the corner Of First and High street,,
ana has remodeled IL and increased the stock
ne Is very accommodating, and viii always keep
on nand hne stock Of groceries wines teas and
hquors, al prices 70 suit the hard times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

The Stars BUSINESS IN GEoReErowS-The
death OF the late Georgetown correspondent and
agent Of the Star, Mr.. James A Burns, having
necessitated change in some portion of the pa
pers Georgetown business arrangements, it's
patrons there are notified that the routes will here
after be in charge Of the widow Of Mr. Burns, to
whom all payments for serving the paper will be
made Mr. VIM. Collins viii hereafter be the
STAYS advertisement agent in Georgetown, and
all advertisements left for bin, for insertion in
60 star, either at DR.. Barnard's drug store or at
1Il Bridge street, will be promptly attended to-
recommend him TO all in Georgetown who may
nave any business in connection with publications
made or desired to be made in the Stars columns
He n authorized to receipt for Georgetown pay
nents on that account.
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To COysUMPTIyEs.

ttheTH's Cod LiCer OtI Jellv,
This great specific for CONSUMPTION ia fast super-
cedlng all Others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases, PREPARED upon
highly scientific principles of the puFe oil and
robbed of the nauseOus taste of the pain article il
Is received INTO the stomach in its JellIed form,
without mashcatlon, and is gradually dissolved
and dlgesed. passing into the small Intestlnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the BODY by it's
talnIng nature IN overcoming the disease Ar
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
ana recommended by the faculty everywhere, TIN :
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al ScrofulOus affections
Sold by Charles Stott. WashingtOn, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLD. PAREER a MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar l6- SIN WhoIessla Asents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS before the pub
nc as certain cures for the Fever and Ague none
nave been received with such especial favor as DR.
!. Hostetters celebrated stomach BItters. This
tonic has been cIrcu ated and its nv virtues pro
muigated throughout the states and every dan the
PropTetors are greeted with the Intelligence of some
dreadful case vanqulshed by the use of their ceie-
efatSd In our principal cities there are but
lew families who neg ect the BItters IN furnishing
thelr nledlolne closets. As tonic 10 Is both mild
anu agreeable 10 tho taste and stimulating in its
action upon the system. For certain cure for the
ever and Ague, Flatuency. Dyspepsia ana an
other morbid diseases, IT is sure and unequalsd
rywhere. ma 98eo5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

Norics-Dtsfr,ef Of Colsnbia Advrff,sy7ssts
% % tsss'fsd - As BALTIMORE sUr are ysosivsd
sf sad forwarded from TIE STAR oncs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

=, . HOMkOPATHIC REMEDIES
All OF DR.. Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meOPathio Remedies put up expressly for family
IN IN OoAes, a. % ana . cents each Also,
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
NJ. ID. Gilman. 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald $50 north F street:
also by r. B. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, PondS Extract Of Wttch
Hhzet, for Internal and external infammations OF
al kinds. Sold as above. mae.Iy
PBNNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will aIvays
End them for exchange ST the Star Offne oount.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

W 1hesfs THI star - prfstsd on fAs 1astsst
Prsss - use sos'A Of Baltimors, its sditio.
sef &c a. TO rsqxirs 80 TO BE- pat to pyess az a.
.s aosr Advsrfissrssss, tAr.fors, shOxd Do
e''' u ogor' Tsslrs o'clock, ~; otIspiss tlsy
NsS aaf sppsar sstil tia sszf day. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

, MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DKsrRoyKR
!he DIGEST and best remedy known for bextermin
Ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs. Ar
den Insects. OS ""u y"
W Principal Depot, 6I2 Broadway. NY.
sod by all Druggists everywhers ma IL -SD,
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DIED,

On the 27th May, in the village of Piscataway.
Md, of consumption, MARY E., beloved wife Of
Thomas IL. Hardin, In the cath year of her age.
On the 18th May, after "a hours illness, LOU
LEY NJ, infant daug liter of Charles and Mary V.
SyPhax aged months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

BEAR IN MIND the Ladies' Union Festival. every
hght, al ODD Fellows Hall. Ii is Just the place
20 'get the worth of your money ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

MRS; WIssLow, an experienced nurse snd female
Physloian, has Soothing SuHp for ChiIden Teefk-
SAG, which greatly facilitates the process fteethint
oy screening the gums. reducing al Inasmmetion-
Will ellay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers, il viii give resi-
70 and relief and health 10 your Infants
another column. A % ILL.,
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WATCH RETURNs.-Iames Walsh safe keen
ing turned over to officer Haskell John Dooley
drink and disorderly; fine and costs, sails. Two
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BARRY's TRIcoPuKRors

:
is the best and cheapest article for Dressn.. Ba,u
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t Sold By ali Drug
gIsts and Perfumers m.rIsLsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

No. 10 -SNATcHED FROM THE GRAvR.-Yearly
there are thousands saved from DEATH by timely re-
softLsg 70 Mrs. Gadner's Indian Balsarl of Liver
wort aud Hoarhound. IL Is effecting Remarkable
cures i and isfor sale as al the druggists. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

MRS MATT PREL's CAMPBELL MINsTELs
auolence at the Theatre last evening was quite
large, considering the rain, and the performances
gwen oy this famous troupe were most excellent
In every particular. They give another of their
unequaled entertainments this evening
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MARRIED.

. On the 18th May, at St Johns Church. BY the
Rev. DR.. Norwood. Captain DOUGLAS SCOTT
o. the British Indian Army to HARRIETT widow
of A. De Bodisco, late Russian Minister
On the nth instant, at St Peters Church, Capitol
HUI by the K ev Mr. Knight, Mr.. p. MAZULA,
TO Miss LENA ARrH. both Of this city,
Pennsylvania papers copy.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

CITY lMPRovEMENT.-TheC Commissioner of the
FlIth and Sixth Ward has commenced grading
ana grsveling Fourth street east, from MARYLAND
avenue to East Capitol street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31
IApvKRrrsKnrNr1

ACARD.-ln Consequence Of recent conversations
with Or. J. F. May and other friends, whose good
opinion of me desire to maintain, in which II was
stated that impressions had been made on his and
their minds injurious 70 myself, by the puhlica-
tons made two years ago in regard 70 certain
transactions between Col. James G. Berret and the
late firm Of Berry Il Mohun, 1 am reluctantly
compelled, In justice to myself and in vindcation
OF nv own character, TO publish the subjoined
certificate Of Mr.. Francis Mohun, fully subS,an-
uating every statement have ever made In refer
ence to this matter THox.s RxRpv
May %, 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

AS an erroneous impression relative TO a certain
transaction between Col. James g Berret and the
firm Of Berry & Mohun seems 10 preyaii In the
community, deem IL but an act Of Justice 70 Mr..
Thos. Berry to state, az / do, empbaticallV and
explicitly, that the sum of five hundred dollars
r S Canned oy Col James @. Bervst Of the nrm
OF Berry Mohun, aud paid by me 20 him, for
alleged aid and instrumentality in procuring the
removal from office Of VIM. Easily late Cor9sai,-
SiOHer Of Public Buildings
(Signed,) FRANCIS MouuN
Washington, Oct II, 1855 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

The Bosom OF DESTRUCTION is the fatality among
our young and middle aged TO indulge IN excess and
ae3aslng habits. Those who are yearning for some
Human Fra'hy or Physiological Researekes." 1t
deneates IN Ctrld cOlorS (for 1t is beautifully illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure SaTsfy
rdtrs-read the advertiser of - TfisSeHaaT" in
where. ''
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
d., ~ -
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The ARLINGTON CLUE announces t,e,, s,.t
grand moonlight excursion 70 Glymont Pavilion
! on "Wednesday, the. 9th Of jane, on which occs-
sion they expect 70 have splendid time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

NEAL ESTATE SALKs.-By J. c. Mcclure &
20 auctioneers-Lot No. Ii, in square 499 cor
ne1 OF Sixth street west and street south, at 20
ceps per foot-Jno. Koehler, purchaser
ny A Green, auctioneer A farm near Bladens-
Durg, PIince George county, Maryland being
par OF 6ranby, containing fraction over seventy
seven acres, for $50 per acre-Presley w Dorsey
purchaser. All Of square No. 905, situated near
IN city boundary and Kendall Green, for cents
per foot-Michael Cooney, purchaser.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap9-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

ASSAULT AND BArrKRY.-Tue,d.y. NIL
mulloy an old resident Of the Fifth Ward, was
auack ed 6y fellow who expected an easy thing
OF whipping the colonel, and who tore his coat
Gu. as arm, bruised his face, and especially in
jured him, obliging the colonel 10 give his oppo-
d. u. sound thrashing, which he did 1t appears
ln ma, MT Mulloy had expressed his sentiments
wi,n regard 10 the pending mayosalty contest,
anu a. nose sentiments were in no wise agreeable
Augean stables. Yesterday Mr.. Mulloy was ex-
pecung an arrest Of the party, but whether the
arrest was made we have not been informed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

such A TURTLE Enrich slaughtered this
morning, Tor the palates Of the numerous patrons
Oh MS European Hotel and restaurant, corner of
Eleventh street and Pa. avenue,) the largest aud
nnest green turtle that has been brought 10 this
CITY Tor years past. Such turtle soup and turtle
sHaas as he Is consequently serving up to hun
dreds to-day, are hard, indeed to beat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31
NOTICE. THrSCIpn

NOTICE THIS CARD.
w solicit the attention of all persons in want of
Clothing, to our large and Fashionable stock Of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
are All manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
IDENTITY assert that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and al cheaper rates than any
other Adjustment IN this city. Any STYLES Of
Clothing made to order and nice fit ALWAYS guar
anted. MCCAMLY d ccHALL
ma lin National Hotel Building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

On. w. MAeRupER, II will be seen nv an "A.
verusement elsewhere, 10 announced 10 add the
citizens OF the Sixth Ward, this evening near the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

GREAr AccoMMopArloS-It win be seen by
an advertisement In another column, that w d.
her OF Anaiostan, has established line Of stages
enfh St, by way Of Pa. avenue. This win be a
great convenience to the public and win no donbt
be fully appreciated and literally patronized. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

LEGAL QuEsTIoNs.-DIr Editor I would like
10 nave decision OF the following points from
some gentleman acquainted with the law.
Does not magistrate who gives a certificate ITO
vote on) to man, upon that man 's;own sttiadavit
exceed his authority?
Is man who has been three years absent during
his minority, and comes of age in the Novembe1
succeeding the election, when he returns here.
entitled to be put on the poll list only week be-
fore the election
are right before they go ahead T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT PowDxR
sXtermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects &c.
II contains no Poison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

In THE CIRcUIT COURT Of Alexandria county.
va, on MONDAY, the case of Thomas B Gather ct
al. (heirs of the late Zachariah and sarah CAME
OF Howard county, Md agt. James Rawlings
ana VIE, was argued and adjudicated in favor Of
the defendants. These proceedings on the part Of
the plalntifs were to establish their title to and
obtain possession Of a family of valuable negroes
claimed by Lucy and Rachel Gather, of Mary-
land, during their lifetime, and by them given
and oequeathed to the wife Of the defendant II
decides not only the title to the negroes in cues
ton In favor of the defendants, but the title To
other valuable property bequeathed to them by
the said defendants -
ID. U. Claughton, Of Alexandra, appeared as
attorney for the plaintiffs; Robert G Thrift oS
washington city, for the defendants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

ADDRESS OF DR.. MAGRUDER IN THE SECOND
WARD PosTPoNED.-Notwithtan the extreme
inclemency Of the weather, quite large number
OF persons assembled last evening in front of the
New York avenue church, around a platform
there erected, from which il was understood DR..
Magruder would address the citizens of the Sec
ond Ward In regard to our municipal affairs
From the great unfavorableness of the weather.
however, II was deemed advisable by the corr,
mittee to defer the delivery of this address until
Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

The GRAND PICNIC Of the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday School, (Rev Mason Mobiles y
wednesday, the 9th Of June, will no doubt he a
most enjoyable affair, and should be largely at
tended by our citizens. See advertisement in
another column, and make your arrangements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

HE JAfANEsE EMBASSY, yesterday, were en-
Ployed the greater part Of the day in discnss.
Ing with officers Of the United States the sub
ject Of coinage and the regulations neces.a-
ry TO bring TO some common standard the
coinage OF the two countries ASSAYS of the
japanese coins will be made at Philadelpbia. and
In the presence Of officers Of the Embassy, To-
day the Embassy were to make a second visit Ia
the Smithsonian: II is understood they will forego
their intended visit to Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

was very well attended, quite up to the average,
The supply was ample and Of excellent quality,
The business was not very brisk, though the
gangways Were crowded during the morning.
appear to be the subject of conversation at an the
discussions were generally upon municipal poll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-31

VISIT FROM THE JAPANEsE-On Tuesday
we were favored with visit from a party Of
japanese, who were DESTROYS Of prying into the
mystic art as practtced on this side Of the globe
They came unaccompanied by an Interpreter and
oy their good -natured, inquiring manner gave us
70 unaerstsnd mat they Were ready to see any
novelty which we might be pleased to exhibit to
them. We showed them through the enoinerv
press room, and composing rooms of the Star
buildings In the operations Of all which they
manifested great interest They seemed narticn
LARRY well pleased with the Operations of onr
double-cylinder steam press, working off prin
sheets as fast as they could count them, and an
Peared TO prize very highly paper apiece which
edge. Having satisfied themselves that the print.
ing business has been brought TO great perfecti on
in this country, they departed for their hotel. ac
companied by their usual Juvenile escort, when
promenading In this city.
GAME, FISH. &c, IN SEAsoN-Hammack is
first in the field this season, we apprehend, with
woodcock. For some days past he has been
serving his customers with these delicious birds,
as Tat as butter, and most exquisitely cooked he
receives his supplies Of soft crabs daily per rail
rom annapolis, actually within three or four
no1fs after They are taken from the water. His
iaroer Is capltally stocked just now with all
descriptions Of fish and game that railways and
stsainDoaS can bring to Washington from the
northern lakes and forests the western prairies
na ,ne Ws.sfs OF the sunny South Amongst his
latest acquisitions is a new French cook who Ell
up a variety OF gastronomic novelties, such a,
make gourmets mouth water -
The COLOSSAL plaster statne ~ ..t o., >, =.
Crawford, was yesterday being va flo,,n N,
OLD hall OF Representatives TO the pre of NJ
CLARK Mills, who has a contract frorr, M. ao,,s,
meat TO produce one from this model in sSronz,
Tor 'ne 'ofnamensafon Of the dome Of the capitol.
TEE New YoRx AVENUE CHuRcH Fv.r,.,
At Wizards Hall, is a place at which An svenin,
can DC spent IN the pleasantess kind Of manner
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-14
1DDd[LiHq CaSudlty !

Bosrox, Jan. 11.-At ) o'clock on Tuesday eve
ming the walls of the Pemberton Cotton Mills at
Lawrence fell in mass making a complete wreck
of the building and burrying in the ruins large
number of operatives. Subsequently, a fire broke
out, consuming all the combustible matter as well
as the dead and living under the mass who had not
been extricated. The Mills worked go operatives,
portion of whom had gone to supper but leaving
COO
The building was five stories high, 26O feet long,
IS feet wide, with wing 40 feet square. Several
of the injured persons and dead bodies were received
from the ruins before the fire commenced. The
Firemen from adjacent towns used almost super-hu-
man cxertions but only succeeded in saving the sur
rounding property. The Mills contained 600 spin
dies.
The latest account says that the fire was subducd
One hundred and fifteen dead or missing, large
portion of whom were young girls many of whom
were the sole dependence of their families. One
hundred and sixty-fve are wounded the greater
part of whom will survive. The loss of property
100000
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-14
Well Said.

Thelast Wilmington Journal noticing the propo-
sition for an extra session of the Legislature says
ave see that some bitter opponents of the Dem
ocracy in discussing or attempting to discuss the
propriety and eXpedency of an extra session of the
Legislature of North-Carolina, take occasion to in
dulge themselves in a sneer at Governor Ellis who
they say, lacks the decision to call the Legislature
together-is afraid Of the responsibility, etc, etc
Now these sneers come from those who would
be the first to denounce the Governor if he did call
an extra sesson-who would be among the first to
howl over its extravaganza and the first to depre-
cate any action the Legislature might be disposed to
take"
No man in the State is more thoroughly alive than
Gov Ellis is to the Importance of the present crisis.
1t may well be supposed that the condition of the
State and the prospects before us are engaging his
most anxious thoughts. This is no time for the OPP
ponentS of Democracy to be finding fault with the
Governor of the State. Though Democrat and
though elected as a Democrat he is their Governor
as well ours and if final action should be forced
upon the State and upon him. they will find him
equal to any effort which may be required at his
hands 1t is much easier to find fault than it is to
conceive and impart wise counsel.