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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28
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"suRRouSDiSs'sf FUsrs.-rhs Houston.
Texas, Telegraph. Of thg "a gives lhs fol-,
lowing account ofthd esp;shd.of For. oubs-
ro, in New Mexico, by 4mA: -
On one occasion, 8 of our mer, under d,
Oa;,yanaugh' :. went up to- Eafk sCubero, 60
miles west OF Albuquerque, and demanded
the unconditional surrendeF.jf the fort vim
all its contents and the gafsiaon Of 4s armed
men as prisoners Of war lIhe Doctor gave
them ten minutes to decide whether ihev
would surrender or be pnt IS the sword / al
the end Of ten minutes, the gsrrison marched
out and stacked their arms ,and surrendersd
% prisoners of warl Ghey1kere paroled bv
the Doctor and sent off. Ne captured AZ AZ
this point, $3.50, 600 worth ofsupplies. an 81
which were safely transferred ii AIbuouerous
Dr. Cavanaughs report Is ,exc;sedinaly rich
He divides his force Of three (Gardenbire
and Thompson;) IN three DIVISIONS
right wing, centre and left wing. He de,,
'cribes the movements OF his INVESTING army
with all the grandeur OF large army, ana
'lgns the report as Commander-ih, chief Of
he Confederate forces in the District Of On.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28
Latest fora- Norfolk.

The Petersburg "Express " Of Monday.
has lste'advices from Norfolk. which fenre,'
seats the Federals in that section az Greatly
elsfmed at the recent movements Of Gen.
Jackson and the terrible slaughter Of Nc
Cleilsn's army in the battle Of Saturday And
sunday, May alst and .June. l.. But q 00o
Troops nov, occupy. Portsmouth and Norfolk
and these ls said, are being rapidly sent
on IN other directions. TIE Federal; have
torn up The Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
elAseen miles this side Of euffolk, ana sem
the iron of to the North. Il is also said
that they have blown up the fortiicat;on.
Ground Norfolk, and the rumor was that
they contemplated an evacuation of the
place. Our informant states that ten yalla-
pie negroes were shot down in the sheets III
Norfolk last week because they refused TO
leave their owners, and that the Yankees saw
hey have long since ceased to regard the
negroes Of the South as anything else but
most iniolerabls nuisance, and one which
ney intend to abate by the sword, IL neces-
;sary.. we have rumors, also, that the vel |
low Fever has made its appearance in Nor. |
ioik, out we think this incorrect. The with. |
orawai OF the military forces about Nor
iolk and Portsmouth we think correct. as II
. very probable that Mcclellan needs rein.
!!orcements, and that the Yankee cspi,al ba.
been considered greatly endangered by ths
recent movements Of Gen. jackson. There
arc other ways to reach that I" sink Of mi.
Suity !" than crossing the Pofomac at Wn-
AA"sporf'-R'rhmond Inquirer, l0th iast.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28

IHk hIssiss,prfs---rha-nrea ara- -iAa
-, the nvai OF the Aerrimac, is said to be
nniahed and has madea succes.ful trib 10
ksburg. Il is believed she will be able
Osweep the Mississippi.
We ind the above paragraph in the No
bile News. Our people have been locking
anxieusly for this famous ram, but As vet sbe
has not made her appearance. We always
need couple Of weeks more 10 complete our
preparations than the enemy are willing to
give US. A few weeks more and Hatteras
would have bid defiance to the foe. A few
weeks more and Port Royal would have
been In perfect state of defense. A few
weeks more and the outlets from Pulaski
would have been SO obstructed as to defy the
enemy. A few weeks more and the defepses
at Fort Donelson would have been impreg-
nsbie. Two weeks more and New Orleans.
n was ssid. could never be taken. Two
weeks more and the famous ram Mississippi
would be ready to clean the river Of I.ipooln's
wooden asss. Two weeks more and we sun.
pose the Arkansas viii be ready 10 take her
place IN the picture, but in two DAYS the iron.
cad neet from above may be "knocking al
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28
What was Accomplished In the
> VII Wallet,

4
| We have seen gentleman who arrived n
hichInond oRSunday evening froIs. the com.
imand OF Gesieral 4. ). Jackson. ana from
nim gather some interesting PARTICULARS as
20 .he results Of bis laie rout Of Banks and
lie occupied Winchester on Sunday, Nav
goth and lying over ont day with his inlan.
try and artillery, reacled Bolivar Heig6ts
Just above Harper'a Fhry, on "Wednesday
From this point he i "a. the last Of ,bs
Yankees out Of Harper Feffy. The enemy
had battery, supposed to be fixed one. 81,
the Maryland Heights with which to protect
tne bridge across the Potomac. This bridge
which has been rebuilt hy or; for the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company since i,s
destruction by Gen. Joseph. i. johnson n
1851, was not destroyed 81 Gen. jackson.
doubtless 1t would have been had he deemed
it Of sufficient importancet / 1t may be that he
reserred IL for future uss.. General jackson.
remained IN possession Of the Heights Of Bol.
iverfrom Wednesday until Saturday mornins
when he fell back up the Valley. The Fed.
erals recrossed the Potomac on "Wednesday
supposed to be under Gen. Dix. General
saeAson' IN falling back, secured moet Of the |
lrui's Q, ms victory. In Charleston he left |
, considerable amount Of aour belonging TO |
ne enemy; not having transp porta,ion for Il
.no not deeming It advisable to burn IL lest
shouid be made up by forced contributions
IN the inhabitants. The real value of our
'aptures VII never be known. as the soldiers
'ere enabled TO supply themselves IibersIly. i
na l1,1u ulnqSdspsndsnilE qS issskh bastle-6sld. md
be wake q the Yankee milifanf always fol-
'ws the Yankee sAsstant, their maxim being !
ioo by ingenuity all who escape plundsr !,
y violence. This army Of notion -vsnders
itched headlong after Banks' flying columns. 9
'aving their wares and merchandize behind |
lem, and our boys were enabled 10 supuiv Z
lemselves liberaly with India-rubber ~
cts, shoes, nice felt hats, de-, etc. Damn. !
stores our Informant thihks the small arms b
'P'urea, must reach 10000 stand, with y
ghty wagon loads Of ordnance stores. 200 7
40 army wagons, from sQts 90. 600 pounds u
icon, 200 elegaHt eheese3 100 head Of Ohio el
sle' cavalry horses. sadtes, gear and many
ner valuable articles Among the arms
J e'J - soous iour hundred ier0iping earbines, P
The enemy had relaid ke Winchester and 4,
otomac Railroad with DC heavy iron. and n
ans:ered il as gratuit to the baltimore p
ID Ohio Railroad 0onpany. Col. Asbbv
oroughly demolished il npon our retreat =,
le death Of this brave Ind valuable officer -
= informant confirms though he had not e,
'rned the particulGsZ Richmond In ~
iFer. - sS"- on
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28

" A large quantity Of cotton was burned
in this county last wek, and more will be
consigned to the hamea every day, until there
IS not bale LEFT to faI into the euemy's
hands. Considerable cotton was burned in
Madison parish and on the river above, las.
week. The" good work goes bravely on. .
VistsSs5s WSig. i4fA sasl
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28

" The enemy's feet undsF Commodore
Davis which may be looked TO- al vicks-
burg soon, consists Of nine kon clad gun
boats, nine rams and twenty merlar beats.
70 says the Fort Pillow eeresposdeas q Ne
Chicago Times.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28

" Northern papen state that the navy Of
Ne Mississippi river will soon number about
sns hundred var vessels, consisting Of gun.
boats, mortar boats and raus,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1862-06-28

1 We have been shown copy Of tbe
Philadelphia Inqnirer nof Nav 9oth t.tsc
from the pcsketof dead Yankee on ~
Battle field. The paper was directed d . p
D. 3 Surpe!s ". Master sergts b2d Regiment
T. ", lat Brigade, Casey . Division y
Inc paper contains an elaborate and u,oa.
sccsrate map Of the country from West Poin,
on the East, 10 petersburs On Tie West. and
from Hanover on the North, to surry q. a.
on the South. The ball that killed The Yankee
passed Immediately through that portion 81
Ihe map upon which i sisuated the very bat
ne ground upon which be was made d bi,a
the dust Richmond Enquirer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-04
S An T o r D.
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC Pill L S,

COMPOUNDED FKVM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight and viii keepin any climate
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Look Your Lights

:.
lURNING FLUID, Camphene. Lard oil, pure Eel
ID phant Oil, Wax and Sperm Candles for sale low at
sept. 8, 1856. nl2 j. IL BROWN's
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In the Long Run.

There is no little of repiniDg on the part
Of many worthy people. which must be at
tributed chiefly 10 habit Of forgetting
some well known truths. 1t would be good
for all to remember that in the long run.
the things which now fret and annoy will
all be seen t. be parts of a plan of infinite
bensvulence. The evils we lament will be
turned into agencies for good, and sorrows
we experience will eyentuate in future
Joys. That life is the sweetest which is
passed IN extracting honey even from the
bitterest adverSities aud be is the wise,t
man who can most heartily eoufde in the
rectitude of Providence, and in the fual
supremacy of truth and right. In the long
run, that Christian will come nut we'll who
works cheerfuliy, hopefully, heartily, will :
out wasting his energies upon vain regrets
and passionate murmurings The bird
sings in the storm why may not the child
OF God rejoice too, even though passing
clouds lower?
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SsTave6 or stolen.

~ the 2Sth of june last. sorrei Mare, years
Fold shod two DAYS before she left small white spot
in the forehead surre and tail, two letters B.
S branded the left shoulder, no long hair on the
etlOcks, fctlock and of the hind feet little
larger than the others caused by strain, large fiat
hoos aud the inside OF the huofs is as fall the rim in
the bottom. aud steps long when under trOt.
Whoever will return said Maze shall receive S25 if
stolen and VIII County will pay $50 for the thief: also
il straycd will nay s. If fonnd within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay SO iffound within 20 miles Of Joliet
ANY one who Will take up said and give inOr
nation by letter through the T. o. at Joliet, Ill., direct
to Box So, shall be literally rewarded.
B. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l.. 1860 n5-3w
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New Goods

'hE subscriber has just receives
,Ih,c spf IN ana summer goods Of Srs,,gs sts,t
purchased in Joliet or Chicago 80, lower tlsl ltss
want any Kind of Dry Goods viii s, all tsr.
tage TO call and examine before ia u to
MIL. eau, LA n DRESS GOODS
Black Silks, Popiins, Merinoes- Cd.
LANES, Plain, figured, Watered. a. AlsEa,,,
MILLINERY AND FANcv
Bonnets aud Trimmings, oon-is,i,,, =, uOoDs
sailns' Linings, Plumes Rosstts. a..is kitsl, IN
G8 ooe ar, he E,! iE.5,inses SIR Lace GloI =
Printed Calic.s, Canitrics. I,,,,.-, --'II
ings, Bedticking- Broad Clotls T,s,ia ,hleachs5
Cotton Batting, &c. "'els, Aentuel, -
A splendid assortment Of E,,b-,ss.
Undcrsleeves, Chinizetts Cr,,.,.e'i-s, cuf,s r.,
pins, Grape, Bay susie, Plain ami - Aaslih Go
hemeinCer this is the Place for tTgaiB.o
kcDuSc,S
on fri.- -@A.
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Machinery Oil,
Burning Gil, Wagon Grease

Also for
REAPERs AND MOWERS TuREsIuNG MACHINES &C.
The subscriber is now ready furnish in any guam
tity the above articles. Machinery Oil, per gal 30 cts
Wagon Grease, per can IS cts.
TIE following gcntcmen contribute their testimony,
in terms of unqualified confidence to its meritf, and
it exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Company, Iowa
Stage Company Wslkers Lines Of Stages, Great North
ern Stage Company, Walker & Parmeec's Omnibus
Lines. Chicago &auny's Reaper and Mower The best
article in for carriages and hugGes asst never soils
by running the wheels. For sale 10y all the gro
GERS in Joliet. }. G. II HOBBS
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INFALLiELE AND WARRANTED!

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches. &c.
1t is small, and can be carried in the pocket and
when used, be entirely concealed 1t is constructed
Of three kinds of metal with Gutta Pereha tubes
combined as TO form powerful reflector OF sound
and Is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf, invented letter enclosing full par
culars will be sent to AM address, the receipt of
IA cent stamp, with which. to send the same.
Address, H. MANSFIELD. Book Seller,
IL 1874 York Street, New Haven, Conn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-04

Price one dollar per Bottle.
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n2l-ly T. CAGwIN.
How Beautiful fer a (hild's Grave {!

How BeauiiiGI Ter a ehIlG'S Grave
DAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
~ Head stones and Monuments in : PARlAN MARBLE
CASE and warrtnted TO the Likeness from any
air and damrness for long number Of years. Any
DaguerreUypis copy the Dagucrreutype into these
Cases from the original picture, ard it is but few
moments work attach of them 10 a Head Stone.
When attached to Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they were carved with the
SculptOrs Chsel, for they initiate marble so lecty
They very ornamental To Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been sold,
this fact alone shows concusYely that they fast
running into general use.
The adjoining of the scpulchers of removed ones al
leviates grief AID soUthos the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved to know that additional
establishment of the grave presents stronger attTas
lions the attention Of the stranger and causes
him to pause and learn the name, aud gaze on the
eHseS of who has shared largely in the love of
others. TO refined and cultivated mind, there is
II more mournful spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave. neglected and overgrown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, viii
to stTew sweet flowers upon their graves and drop
tear of sff cton.
Yhey will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Emhlens of a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God. Above all we would depore the loss of those
Licensees Of dear departed which distinctly
eugrayen upon the tablets of our memory. Although
months and years may elaDse since memorable Death
made surrender the bedies of cherished ones the
grave. and their spirits TO God yet they still pres
ont to minds, beautiful and lite.like.
And WIN does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness OF youth, marked by
the soFrOws cares of agar
One of these Cases will be sent by express 20 any
person in the United States for Two Dollars. One doz
Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer Daguer-
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars. &c, furnished free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents charge So apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones
Any person wishing TO sell them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire H4Rdred D0arS this Spring.
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to
meuce with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for three Dollars. This rstratc work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, if you have proof of
sending it,.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 IL West Merden, Conn.
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NOTICE.


ESTATE OF JACOB LINACHER. DECD
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
/ Monday Of March next being the 18th day of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
viii County, at the Court House in the city of Joliet
tr the purpose OF settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Jacob Limaeler late Of said
county deceased. when aud where all claimants are
notified and requested t. attend and present their
claims III writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed TO make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
Dated Dec 80 1851
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4 NlTY Lots and Land Tor Sale, by
y P. OCONNOR
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ESTATE OF THOMAS WHELAN, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the 3rd
i Monday Of March next, (being the 18th day of
said monthly ! shall attend before the County
Court Of Will County at the Court House in the city
Joliet; for the purpose of settling aud adjusting all
claims against the estate OF Thomas Whean late of
said county, decd when and where all claimants AZ
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate. also request
ed make payment the undersigned without DELAY
MOSES WHELAN, Admir-.
Dated Dec q 1861.
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CUT OUT.


tits many years since fell in love
With Jane Jerusha Skcggs;
The buxomest country girl, by far,
That ever went on legs.
By meadow, creek, and wood, and dell,
So often we did walk,
And the moonlight smiled our meeting lips,
And the night winds learned our talk.
Jane Jorusha was all to me,
For my heart was young and true,
And loved with double and twisted love,
And love that was honest, too.
roamed all over neighbors' farms,
robbed the wildwood bowers,
And tore my trowsers and scratched my hands
In search Of choicest flowers.
In my boyish love brought all these
To my Jerusha Jane;
Put wouldn't be so foolish now,
III were a boy again.
A city chap then came along,
All dressed up in store clothes,
With a shiny hat and a shiny vest,
And moustache under his nose!
He talked to her at singing school,
Cor her father owned farni)
And she left me, her country love,
And took the new chaps arm.
And all that night never slept,
Nor could eat next day,
For loved that girl with fervent love,
That naught could drive away.
strove to win her back TO me,
But 1t was all in vain
The city chap with the hairy lip,
Married Jerusha Jane.
And my poor heart sad and sore,
Until the Thought struck me,
That just good fish still remained,
As ever were caught in the sea.
sO went to the Methodist Church one night,
And l raw dark brown curl
PeePing from gypsy hat
And married that very girl.
And many years have passed and gone,
And think nay loss my gain,
And often bless the hairy chap
That stole JeruSha Jane.
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SANE OR DPS
LIVER INVIGORAT0R,
lEyER DEBILITATIN'

NENEt DEbiLIIAIINU.
TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GUNS,
! and has become established fact, Standard Med
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Imprisonment for Violation Of EDjunc-
iLOns in selling sewing Machines

MIR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the
Ia United States Marshal, and lodged in Eldridge
street jail. for violating injunction by selling
ing machines. On motion of George Clifford, Esq.
attachment granted by Judge Slnaliy, in the
United states Court against the defendant, for sein
sewing machines. in violation of injunction issued
against him. the patents owned by the Wheeler &
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover y Ba-
kcr Sewing Machine Company. and known the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the order Of Courts
il rathcr serious matter. it renders the offender
liahla I" punishment by fine aud impriscnment.-New
York Times 36tf
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SlraVed

II ROM the subscriber during the early part IF the
Il summer three colts and mule, dark hay
morse colt, years old right hind foot white branded
IL II on left shOulder-rather dim Of the Others
bright bay horse colt year old, and the other
mare colt bright bay year DID, both brand, as
above. The mule was one year old last spring, the
best one in the State dark brown light coloted nose
Also brown and calf-the COW 10 or IL years Old
mddiing size, supposed to be in the region If Il Mile
6rove Whoever will return said strays OF give nfor-
nation where they may be found will be literally re-
warded.
Joliet, Nov 26 1861. no.
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J, D. VERIFY & son,

"a "E~ECN N = aO \
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YOUNG's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND
WEED DIFFERENTIATION.

'sulS implement, the only in use that vii
4 thoroughly eNtcrninate all grass and weeds in
Corn and Potato and at the time efectuaIly
pulverZe the soil may be had in this vicinity of Lane
ana Loomer, Lockport-Brocks Co, and W. F. Bar
rett Joliet, Fish Carpenter. Mnooka. II, q. Kooa
Son, hankakee City, and of the subscriber.
JOHN YOUNG.
ManhattOn, March 20, 1860
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To the Afflicted.

INiAf troublesome disease the PILES. be cured
L BY calling the subscriber. the II Mile Grove
House Joliet. Ill. by addressing him through the
Post Oaics. Warranted to cure in every instance
the motley refunded. The Medicine can be sent by
express mail TO any part Of the United States or
Canada Charges moderate and 10 suit the times.
Feb. 2s. 1850. L. SANBORN.
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Tax Sale Notice.

4 Ii persons Concerned, will take notice that at
II sale of lands and city lots, for city taxes and
COSTS due and unpaid thereon for the year 1859 made
in pursuance Of Jaw and the Orddances of the City of
joliet in the State Of Illinois, on the 25th day Of
April, lsd0. and that the undersigned the legal
holder OF tue purchase certificates of the following
described lots sold at said sale and that the time of
redemption thereof from said sale will expire in
two years from the day OF said sale and the amount
necessary to redeem from said sale will be double the
amount sold FOR and subsequent if paid by me-
with 10 per cent interest and advertising m wit
Lot Number in Block ~, s Section Add. Sl.56
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"Hers's what it says about you," said a
fiippant fellow to an Irishman, and he COM
menced reading something provoking about
Pats countrymen.
Does it say anything about my knock
irg man down ?" said Pat gathering him
self. Impudence was silent.
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JOLIET MILLS.

c Z S I o VI ID PARTMENT
M would call the attention of Farmers living AT
w distance aid on any Of the Rail Reals to this
branch OF our business We will take your grists Of Ten
lO bushels and upwards, fIom the different depsts in
the city and return them the day RAILROAD ar
Fsngemenis permitting send your name and Railroad
Joliet Mills.
Joliet, May 26th, 1857.
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IT you want to gain mans good opin-
inn, take particular care bow you behave
the first time y"u are in company with him.
The light you appear in at first, to one who
is neither inclinab'e to think we'll or III of
you. will strongly prejudice him either
against OF eor your character.