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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
From the Rev. B. II. weleh, ID. d.,

From the Rev. b. n. Welch, -. d.,
Formerly q tss Pearl st Bdphst Church albany " T.
ALBAST April Is 1854
iiR LGHTHIIL-Dear SiT Allow me To express nv
grateful thanks for the sSl and kind atteaton reu
dered 20 my daughter, whose ears have been baby
affected Tor mIny Years. and for some months asst
past has been nearly deprived Of her hearing The
lett ear, from her infancy has been badly diseased
Al times lischirging offensive matter. The right
ear now well, and from present indications an
ticipate the restoration or tho left ear a.sO.
am, dear sir gratefully yours
b. I. WEIGH, b. D.,
NewtOavie, Albany Co
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

MACHINE OIL just received
WI 4sstf AT MLIARs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

FEOLH OtoEBt AeSs,
AsBter u Royal Colsos Of TsterlnaTy S.Tgsoass Lon
ion, England.
RocHS1ER, Dec 19 1S6S.
DR LIGHTHIu-DSsr Sir. Allow me - express nv
grasiGie 10 you for the cure Of deafness you have
effected on my right ear which has troubled ne very
mlen ior several years and was almost entirely deaf
Tor Few weeks Pas.-but more particularly graf
tu1e FOR your excellent success upon ny deaf ear
which has been useless 10 me for the past twenty
years Inc noises ana uncomfortable roaring in my
ears "Aieh Al times made ne vary nerv01s, las dis
appeared
You may publish this acknowledgment should il
be Of any service 70 you.
Gratefully yours
GEORGE TFGG. No 90 StS,e 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

ROcGEsEEz, Dee lS, ls6S
Dz ILGHTsIu-Dear sir Three months ago placed
my s0u, Charles Fuller, under your treatment for
deafness that was every LAY growing worse accom-
panied by very offensive cs4gree4ble discharge
of matter from the now report 10 YOU LIS
eHtsrs cure. The actual treatment WAS bat Two
months, yet the discharge j. entirely well and his
hearing restored HIS general health IS As good &c
could desire and his spirits buoyant ami lively 10
fact he seems different child. With the asef1l
hanks VI q mother, / AN, Sir,
Respectfully yours
Mks C. C. FULLER. GeEesse ny
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
NOTICES.

EOBES IS HITCHCOCK have just rcceiv-
L e. 1--we NV styles of H4ts AMI Cap. Also, Alex
andre Xii Cloves ior GeAts-th- 1es. .u .he market.
New Styles oil -eOis received every wees 4c5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

AGRICULTURAL coLLEGs GRANT, S,;,,}
Under the Act Of Congress, approved July
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
No Excuse.

Having heard many complaints concern
ing the difficulty of attending religious SER
vices at the Presbyterian Church. on &C
count OF the fact that the pcws are all
rented, l am requested. on the part Of
those holding pews and on the part OF the
Officers of the Church. to say that ample
arrangements have been made for all who
may desire to attend Church there. Those
who have rented the pews wiz gladly
share their pews with you in such man
ner that yon will certainly feel that you are
not intrnding. You are welcome, thrice
welcome to all the privileges of the house
of God on the Christian Sabbath! Who
ever you may be and in whatever circum-
stances you may be placed l can assure
you that You need not feel the least hest
fancy on any account. Come then. for
- itn one accord we welcome you. The
pirit anil the bride say. come. And let
him that hesresh say. come. And let him
that is athirst say come. And whatsoever
will, let him take the wster of life freely.
: WM. LUSK. Jr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

The WHEAr CRoP--In this county
from what the farm,rs from various por-
tioas of it say about it. in answer to our
inserrogstories, will. we are inclined to
think. b, nearly an average one after all.
should the weather the rest of the season
prove favorable. Daring the months of
February ani M,rch il presented a sorry
appearance generally. and it was thought
to be badly winter killel. ami coull not
possibly yield half crop. but the April
rains produced wonderful change. Mos,
,of the fields now look fine Some that were
sown lite do not look so we'll. The best
locking fields were drilled in. Drilling
Is uu.loub:etlly the best aad surest- A
drilling machine. our best farmers tell Us i.
pays for itself twice over the first season.
on farms where 20 or % acres are pat in
wheat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

A FAcT WORTH KxowISa.-All grocsrs
are compelled to sell the staple articles
Of heavy goods whether they make large
profit or not. but in shelf goods and many
articles Of which the purchaser is not a
Judge. they sell those upon which they
can make the most 7 ro6t. In this way
worthless Saleratus is sold. and in no 9th
err. The grocer who intends to sell the best
goods aud rely apon fair profit will al
ways keep De Land l. Co.'s Chemical
Saleratus. and thousands of dealers will
sell no other.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05


ALMOST CoSFLacRAI10S A little az
ter one o'clock Moalay night. the roof OF
Haslangcr's saloon. a.ljoirnrS Hills Bake
ry on the west side of Michigan street, wa
discovered to be on fire. Fortunately i;
was discovered in time to be EASILY ex,in-
gui>he.l. BY the application of few buck
cts of water Had it bnrnel only few
minutes longer before being seen by the
Individual who gave the alarm, every
building from there to the corner North
woull have been consumed The fire, il
Is sui posel, originated from defect in
the chimney. as the flame bursted ont i'm
meliately adjoining it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
WANTED.

Energetic agents wanted In every town
and county in Indiana. to sell the genuine
fac-similesof the ExAscIrATIoS PGScLAMA-
rIoS. sold for the benefit of a permanent
Soldiers' Home. and the United States
Sanitary Commission-the best selling
document now before the people. Also. a
magnificent steel engraving Of GENERAL
GRANT. which has a very rapid sale
Agents selling books. etc, will find !, to
eheir interest to sell the above. For terms
and territory, address. enclosing . stamp
for ci-cuiar, j. p. STANARD,
Box 1474 Indianapolis, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05


The Union Genital Committee of this
County are requested to meet at this Of
fice on Saturday. May Z. 1864. at l o.
clock. P. M. A prompt attendance oil
every member is desired.
The following are the members of the
Committee:
Center ltewuship.-Dr. n. Sherman.
Austin Fuller and l. Mattingly.
Union.-G. p. Cherry.
Green.-Wm. j. Hand.
Walnut.--M L. Smith.
Tippecanoe.--L. III. Shatto.
Bourbon-D. o. Deeman.
German-C. Schilt.
NORTH. II. Chase.
Polk.--James L. Fife.
West.--James A. Oorse.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

NEW FIRM AND NEW GooDs.-Cleave
land & Gray. two OF our we'll known aad
most honorable citizens. having assccia
ted themselves together in the m, rcantilr
business. have receatly received large
and spleadid surq'y of New Goods. which
they advertise that they will sell as low a
the lowest. and as they are men who al
ways do what they say t.,er will. we doub.
not purchasers will find il SO. 5.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
Roback's Stomach BitteTs.
80 SOLDIERS HOME,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.

OiSCfNNATis y ic ~ lcoJ.
To d. c. w. RosAcx-
Mr. DEAR Sra; lam dispensing second invoice
Of Your Stomach Bitfers among the large number
of men who daily arrive at this Institution Cor re-
freshment and rest The universal testimony is
that these Bitters are the best made. For the va
rious summer complaints which affiict msny.
know of no remedy so safe and sure. Piutarch
says. ITO ask physician what Is easy and what is
hard Of digestion, aud what will agree with the
stomach, is about as sensible rs to ask what Is
sweet on bitter, or sour" Persons who look out
for breakcrs-and have your Stomach Btters in
the house, am sure will never ask any one the
foolish question spoken Of sy the great philoso-
phcr. must not omit word or two for your Ca
tawba Brindy. ! have msny men here who have
brandy prescribed for them BY distinguished Army
Surgeons The effects OF yours on such arc most
beneficial. far than from any previo4siy ta-
ken. Persons Who desire really pure Brandy
cannot Gail in their purchase IL they get your brand
am. Doctor, With much respect yosr servants
G.. w. ASpRKws. Superintendent
lTO1lce and maaufcctory, Nos. Sc, SO, 81 AMI
Est T.,irI street. For sale everywhers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05


BRASDRELHs PILIs--They expci the poiSons
which threaten life. Every time sick person is
purged By this vegetable remedy, he has less vi :
tiated humors and more life and vigor, as any one
can prove By taking single dose Persons q
spare habits gain flesh and strength while using
them. Every time We rest few days or weeks
from the purgaton, We make new fluids from our
food, which replace the unsound ones that the
Pills have caused to be evacuated. Each time VIC
repeat this process, we expcl further quantities Of
impurities, which are again replaced by fluids
less and less impure, SO that in a short time, by
continuing thistrea'ment, we bring back the whole
mass of Hrfiis or humors to that state Of purity
which constitutes health, for Brandreths Pills on
Iy takcaway humors which are unsound. Sold by
all respectable dealers in medicines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

MISS HUBBELL. who is . pupil Of
Ne psssl.s, wi~hes 70 isfotnf her friends
and the community that she IS prepared
to teach the ''new method" for the Piano.
The great benefit to be derived from in :
struction. ia the5'heW annefh6a" recon
mends it highly to all who are DESTROYS Of
thorough educsfion in music. and the
numerous testimonials in its favor from
all PsrtsE Of the eoantry. are . sufficient
guarantee Of its great value. Terms mod
:ersts:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

In publishing the names Of the mem
bers of the Central Committee of this
county. last week and the week before. the
names Of the members in Bourbon and
German townships were acciiently omit
ted. The omission IS corrected this week.
We hope all the members of the Commit
tee viii attend the consultation next Sat
urlay, If possible.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

AccDESr.-We regret to learn that
Lieut.. Sherwood Of the 18th Ind. Cavalry.
had one Of bis legs broken last week by q
kick from a horse. while the regimen,
was marching out to receive Gen. Car
rington. Theregiment at that time was
stRFat kendsFville. but was expecting to
leave for the front in few days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

lie Ladies Friend for May has arrived
The engravings and fashion plate are a.
beautiful and as well executed as those OF
other magazines. Its contents besides are
very entertaining. Published by Deacon
d Peterson. $40 Walnut street Philadel
phja. e200 year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

Lieut.. George II. Briggs of the 9th mi
Cavalry, has been at home. in this place.
several days on furlongh. He leaves in
two or three days for the post Of duty again
In froEt. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

We-neylectei last week to notice the de-
parture on the 10Th ult. Of Capt. n. f.
Oglesbee. c. s.. for Chattanooga. for the
purpose OF entering on the discharge of hi,
duties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

We are the happy recipient from our
cid and esteemed friend, Mr. James Elliott
Of a large split bottomcd arm chair. nicely
painted, for our sanctum. May bis success
On future life be equal 10 his libersIiiy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

Two of our hands having enlisted in the
100 days service. we shall be short Ct
help for awhile. and may be compelled to
put our readers upon short commons,
until we can get more help.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

The CONTINENTAL MoSrHLY.-This ex-
celient Magazine. devoted to Literature
and National policy. for May. has come to
han1. Its . capital number. John F.
Trow. publisher. 80 Green street. New
York. 50 per annum. or two copies for
%. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
PAINTS, OILS, and WALL PAPER.
PERsHING & CO.,

.HAyING JUST RECEIVED THE
Largest stock of White Lead, Ziac Oils, Paints,
Narnish-s Wall aud Window Paper brought TO this
market and having purchased them before the great rise
in prices afford sail them low any house IN the
state of Indiana. Also
PHOgeOGRA 1PlH ALBUMS
large stock Call aud see yourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. II. Il Co.
april II, ls64.-23m2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

PREAcHSe.-Professor r. w. Smith
Of Valparaiso. will preach at the M. E.
Church. in this place. on next Sabbath.
morning and evening.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
..@@s,s F Is HIS
Lamp Heating Apparatus.
BOILING, FRYING, sTEwINc. STEPPING
wrrn rnE FLAME THAT IIcnTs THE ROOM.


of cents worth Of oil, comfortable breakfast be
cooked. =. = = ". u. Tribune 8
. Sim pie In construction, easily Kept In order,
ready for use in moment convenient I"
have on hand ? DrHgqids CTcHtar.
Fisn's Lamp is one Of the most popular nov
elites Of the day, the utility OF u y unquestson-
able saving is made in cooking and heating small
articles and be made to cook meals nor great many
which is actually done on ihs ambulance cars
which carry the sick soIdiers.-SrkTfinc dmertcan
For family use hospital, tent barrack, ricnics, shing
nursery sick room- IL Is an article OF comfort pe!oh
all proportion 10 its osf.--Halrs journal 81 Healh
have tried the apparatus, and my vile and proclaim
the valuable and Indispensable article, and
wonder how could have so long done WITHOUT IT.
I'd. Coal Oil Circpar.
economical centrivancc for getting up heat Mt short
and general household purposes. One
important point II the saving in cost over coal hrcs-N
J.. Ers'iRg Post.
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE WITH
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene Coal Oil. or Gass.
Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages furnished gratis
ALSO THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
n Prico, 90 Cents,
To he attached to Common Kerosene Lsmpor Cas- Dur
ner, by which Water may he Boiled, and FOOD
cooked also arranged TO sulporta Shade.
VERY FAMILY n ED n E .
WIND. RUSSELL, Agent.
No. POI p .ar ST., New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
apr rs. lssi--2GniG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
REED wRo SAYS SOC

From he Rsr. Leri C.. B,ck, Pastor ofiie Baptist
Church, PembortoD, ". j. formerly Of the North
Baptist Chm Oh, Philadelphia.
I have known HooHand's German Bitters IA
vorably for a number Of years. | have used them
in my own family. and have been so pleuscd with
their effects that was induced To recommend the m
to many others, and know that they have operated
in strikingly beneficial manner. | take great
pleasure iuihus publicly procaimng this fact, and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended TO these
gittcrs. knowing from experience that my recon-
incubation will be Sustained. do this Checrlully
Tvs Hoodand's Bitter is intended to benefit the af-
ictcd, and is "not i rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

MARRIED.
On u,c --ult-, by Rev. T. 4. WeAt, Mr.. D.
r MaRrix to Miss NARY WOODWARD.
AT the residence of Israel Ollie, in German
township. on the 9th OF April. 1864. by Rev. w
VI. wcIch, Mr.. Amos HINES and Mrs. Lucr Ann
RoRIcK, both OF Center township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
Lines TO the memory Of little Willie
IIepner.

Lines TO the memory Of little Willie
uepner.
Little Willie was lovely child,
Ills features fair his eve 90 mild,
Too pure for earth. in early day,
His saviour took him from earth away.
And nov around the thr re Of grace, - -
In fancy see his smiling face,
Fer his liule angel brow,
l. in the land OF spirits now.
Like Gsintcst flowers Mt dawn Of dav,
Al sunrise Willie rasscd away.
And now he lives in immortal bloom,
In that life so sweet beyond the tomb.
No more we Sear his pattcring Gect,
No more kis gentle smiles We greet
For he tkt dceth all things we'll,
Hath takeg. Willie home to dwell.
Now a Ii tie Lamb in his Mothers ARA.
He swectiy sleeps so free from harms,
Whsre he'll he kept blessed treasure.
For her who loved him without measure.
A treasure in that land ofre<t
For such our Saviour called anl best,
With wreath upon his fairy brow,
Little Willie is an angel now. N.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
DIE .

At the residence of her grandmother, Mrs B.
Leland. in Green township, Marshall county, Ind,
Feb. 18th 1861. CLARA AUGUSTA. aged years,
months and q days; also at the same place, April
sth, WrrLfsx WALTER. aged years, months
and ii days. only daughter and eldest son of VIM
II. and Lois H. Littel, Of Roaring Creek. Jackson
county, Wisconsin
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
gprfial Mntires.


And that Of yeur children, and use no other
cure for Coughs, C.lds, &C.. except that standard
remedy. Madame Porfer's Cough Balsom. 1t is
acknowledged by all who have given il trial as
being the most reliable preparation ever used; it
IS particularly adapted to lung and throat affcc-
tons in children Try one bottle only 25 cents
all Druggists sell it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
Putnam Clothes-Wringer.

The frame being Of Iron, thoroughly galvanized all
from rrS Is reSored. and the liability shrink swell
split &c. unavoidable in wooden machines prevented
No hs.abscrers complicated rStcRsgs
get out OF ORDER 1t be fastened firmly the tub in
Gina ~oad
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

The record of Gov. Vance is above suspicion.-
lntimatons of inconsistency, or Of disposition to
ignore his avowed principles, or to violate solemn
pledges, are alike unchariable and untrue, and
spring from chafed and unmanly spirit or from
purpose to do him injustice Conservative, Oct 1st
The idea, nevertheless, has become strangely pre-
valent among some persons, that during this war,
there should be but party in the South and that
party must acknowledge bat one head and leader.
and that leader Presiden. Davis. That his princi-
Piles, his views Of public policy, his plans, his ap
pointments, must be the views Of all that they are
to be embraced approved, praised and carried out
with unquestioning obedience, without criticism
remonstrance, under pain Of being branded as dis
loyal or beng set down doubtful supporter of
the government By what process ofreasenng car
the advocates of such views prove, under such
regime that this is Republic, under written
stituton, or that the people of the Sonth and the
people Of North CarOlina are free people !-Con.
serratiue, Oct 3d.
"Intimations" even that Gov Vance has or can
10 wrong, are not to be entertained for moment !;
but the most earnest protest is entered against the
assumption that they disloyal who are not abi;
to approve all that Mr.. Davis does Tne latter may
'e opposed and criticized, but tho conduct of the
former must not De even Questioned S, says the
Governors newspaper Waat fine thing it is to
have an organl
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

MHo WAS lT?-A report of a speech recently
made by President DAVIS in Macon, Georgia, rep
resents that gentleman to have used the term
scoundrel" in reference to some person who had
stated that he, President Davis. had abandoned
,1eorsa to her fate. The fact of the Presidents
a'ing used the expression at all and if so, to whom
lie designed to apply it. still remains in doubt We
ourselves hardly think he did use it reported
II Is not his tone; nor provided he did use it,
10 We think he intended 20 apply it to Governor Jo
SePa L. Brown. Indecurous enough under any
circumstances, it would be rendered douby so flap
P'ed 6y the President of the Confederacy to the
.'nei ns Elk, cuive officer of a sovereign State.
;, ihe Atlanta Inte igencer is of the opinion that
1se p' Term Was not designed to apply to Governor
but was intend.d to apply to the writer nf All
;"'e' LOT that PAPER, in which the charge SO gall
~; s 70 the President, was made aud which had the
b;a :ec' o exasperating him and seduciDg him fo",
""s propriety.- Wilmington Journal
ihe word "scourdrel" used by the Prcsid.n. in
''e speech referred to, was no doubt meant to ap.
n y,s 10 Jared l. Whitaker, Esq, tie proprietor of
,"e Atlanta InteNigsneer, who is State Commissary
ueorg'a under Gov. Brown. The President
LUCK ~, at Gov. Brown through one of his officers,
d. "' happens to be the Editor who charged the
'eS!'eht with disposition to abandon Georgia to
o., a'e' 1t is significant fact that the President
Wv Brown had no interview when the former
p1 s' :" ue"rg'a on his recent visit, and that the
Pssehes. awe ~' ''''
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

Neither Stanton or the Press give anything from
the Army Of the Potomac
Grant is in Washington.
Gold in New Ysrk, on the night of the 7th, 1921.
Later.
From the Esprss Of the 18th, ve Gull the follow
ing additional extracts. 1t appears that Yankees
claim the victory at Alatoona and we claim it too.
Stanton telsgraphs IS follows to Gen. Dix, New
York;:
CHATTANOOGA, Oct THE rebels have disap-
peared from Allatoopa. Our victory there yester.
day was complete. The rebel surgeons surrender.
ed their hospitals into our hands, with from four to
six hundred rebel wounded. An entire division at-
tackled AIstoona, under French"
From Florence, Tenn, learn that Morgan has
Forrest cornered, has captured his transportation
and that the gunboats prevent a retreat the
Tennessee.
. Satisfactory reports Of the operations in presreea
before Richmond and Petersburg have been receiv.
ed but their details are not at pressnt proper for
publication.
A despatch from General Stephenson reports an
officer Of Sheridans staff Just arrived General
Sheridan was still at Hsrrsonburg. His supply
trains were going On all right occasionally inter
rupted 6y guerilla parties the only rebel force on
The Richmond Dhpateh Of the 18th saya that
Gen Sherman was on . trip to Nashville and that
Hoods flank movement cut him of, leaving Thomas
in command of Atlanta and the Yankee army.
Other accounts say that Thomas is in Nashville,
looking after Forrest and organizing the Tennessee
troops while Sherman remains at Atlanta. The
latter is more probable. Stanton telegraphs tina,
Sherman is pressing Hoods rear. We think: .
heavy battle cannot much longer be delayed.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

We readily foresee the cse which the disguised
editor Of tic Conservatives is about to take, in ref
erence to the action of the State Gouncil We
shall he prepared for it Honest people begin to
think that less mystery and less sub.erfnge would
he more becoming, in higr places Even to obtain
the little good get it will not be possible always
to tolerate political dunl.cuy r, begin with the
real editor Of the Conservative had better SHOW his
face 1oaJsderats Oct. 18th :