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MAYOR'S OEEICE

COLUMBIA, June II, 1869.
IANlE following regulations, as sanitary mea-
4 snres during the summer months will be
observed by citizens interested to wit
Ihat lime, or some ot er disnfcctinE agent,
be used at least once n week in all priVies and
cesspools within the limits of the corporation
until the 1st OF November next.
Ihat the owners or occupants of all lots that
are overgrown with weeds or rank vegetation
snail cause the same to be cut down and de-
stroyed. BY ord,c of the Mayor.
June is 6 J. S. MCMAHON. City Clerk
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OFFICERS.
Gen. Wade Hampton, President.
Col. John B. Palmer, Vice-President.
Thomas E. Gregg, Cashier.
John O. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Solicitors.
COL +. W. MoMaster, Col. D: H. Rutledge,
Messrs. Fair, Pope l. Pope.
Directors.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Columbia.
Col +. w. McMaster, Columbia.
Col. A. c. HASKELL Columbia
Col j. p. Thomas, Columbia.
Col j. B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas e. Gregg, Esq., Columbia.
DR.; u. II. Heinitsh, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Esq, Marion.
G. !. Scott. Eeq., Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Esq, NcwLerry
Col 3. II. Rutledgo, Charleston
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Esq, Charleston.
Finance Committee.
Jonn B. Palmer, j. p. Thomas,
". 1. scott, A. G. Haskell,
j. Eli Gregg.
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State of South Carolina.

IItI'.hNOIt IITTNN I MIME,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 16, 1869.
FENiIE INTEREST due on the BONDS OF the
State of South Carolina since July 1, 1867,
Mil be paid on and after July l. 1863, at the
liank!ng House OF II. II. KfMPTON, No. Q
Nassau street, New York, and at the TREA.
SuRf OFFICE, at Columbia, $. G.
Tho interest due on the Registered Stock of
the State since July /, 1867, will be paid at the
Treasury Department in Columbia ONLY
NILES G.. PARKER,
Jnne II IA Treasurer State s. c.
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$40 Reo1al, Not51oes, Ns:,,15


HOW HOSTE TIERS BITTEIlS CUR E
DYsPEPSIA-THE WHOLE. STORY IN A
NUT-SHELL.-The Office OF the stomach is to
convert the food into cream like semi fluid.
called chyme. This is effected partly by the
action of a solvent, called the gastric iuice,
which oxudes from the coating of the stomach,
and partly by a mechanical movement of that
organ, which churns, as it Wore. the dissolving
aliment. The chyme passes from the stomach
into the duodenum, or entrance to the bowels,
where it is subjected to the action Of the bile,
and the nutritious portion of it converted into
fluid called chyle, which eventually becomes
blood.
Now, it is evident that if the great solvent.
the gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, If the mechanical action OF the sto-
mach ia not sufficiently brisk, the first process
OF digestion will be but impersectly performed.
1t is also clear that if the liver, which PLAYS
such an important part in changing the nou-
rlshing portion OF the chyme into the material
OF the blood. is congested, or in any Immature
CONDITION, the second process will not be tho
ronghly accomplished. The result of the two
ness.
The mode in which HOSTETTER'S BIT
lEhs operate in such cases is this: They in
vlgorate the cellular membrane of the sto-
mach, which evolves the gastric Juice thereby
insuring an ample suiciency of the finid to
completely dissolve the food. They also act
upon the nerves of the stomach, causing an
acceleration of the mechanical movement ne
cessary to reduce the food to homogeneous
mass. They also act specifically npon tho
liver, streng gthening it, and so enabling il TO
produce an ample and regular supply of bile.
for the purpose of converting tho nutritious
particles of tho chyme into chyle, and promote
the passage through the bowels of the useless
debris.
In this way, HOSTETrER'S BlTTERS cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint The explana-
ton ls plain, simple, philosophical and true.
June ~ t6
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Family Supple. >.

EaWIIy supple.
90 N1 CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
Kilt 81 1IN 10 cases ItaliCn Macceroni,
ssII e %S lNa Young America and Cutting
ilgtAaTIR13 Cheese, g..
Fresh Country Butter,
Prime Leaf Lard,
Extra Family Flour-in bags and barrels,
Hecker's Self Raising Flour,
Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa, ....
Superior Cider and White Wine Vinegar,
Java, Laeuara and Rio Coffees,
Orange Sngar-cured Hams,
breakfast Bacon and Country Cured Hams,
Jehrcys' and McEwens Scotch Ales,
barclay Perkins London Porter.
Catawba Wine and Champagne,
Heidslck Champagne anc Claret,
All fresh, and for sale low by
June 4 r. n II HOPE
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ESECUTIYE DEPARTMENT,
CoMPrHoLLEH- GENERALS OFFICE
March /, 1869.
hereby certify that the Citizens Savings
Bank OF South Carolina have furnished ME
with satisfactory evidence that tho Capital of
SAID Bank has been paid in, as required by
the Act Of incorporation, ratified February
II, 1869.
tSgncd) j. J.. NEAGLE.
COmDtrOlIe q 4,
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ANcLIoANs AT THE coUNcn~-A late London

ANGLIcANs AT THE CoUNcn--A late London
Catholic periodical says:
We learn from an authentic source that some
seven or eight Anglican clergymen have deter
mined to proceed to Rome, in December next,
for the purpose of attending the General Coun-
Gil, and obtaining from the assembled Bishops
an authoritative opinion respecting the validity
OF otherwise of their orders. Every endeavor
will also be made to form a union between :.
large number of Anglicans and the Catholic
Church. These gentlemen have already put
themselves in communication with several of
every encouragement; they have determined
to ask one of the English Catholic bishops to
be their spokesman before the Council.
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TIE QuEES's CHAPLArN's SERMON on THE
BLESSED VmGIN.-Thc following is taken from
the Spectators review of book of Sermons
preached in st. James Chapel, York street,
London" by Stopford A, Brooke, NJ. A, honor
airy chaplain in ordinary to the Queen:
Nor is Mr.. Brooke afraid to extol the charac-
ignored. He commends to the English girls of
recalling to- their minds her life, whose tender
suprcmely influenced art, and so widely modi-
fed by its ideal the literature of Europe" He
traces in Imagination her quiet existence on
the Inherent fitness with which the Roman
Church has ever connected the Virgin with
20 the unconscious loneliness, the freshness
mark the life of flowers" Her childhood is
contrasted with the artificial childhood of the
women of London, and her unconscious sim
plicity with the now constant repetition of
that degrading question, "What will people
say of Ine Z" He looks, next ut the Virgins
quiet acceptance of greatness, untouched by
excitement, untouched by vanity. She was
nothing-God was all. Her idea of fame was
the idea of true woman-"all generations shall
call me blessed Now, then, the regenera-
ton of society is in the power of the woman.
All future generations might call her blessed,
and-says Mr.. Brooke she prefers to be
called fashionable" Or if she do not care for
fashions, is she not we ask, bound in the velvet
chains of personal comfort?
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DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
Si0-si5
FOR SIMPLICITY IT Has NO RIVAL.
Patented in America and Europe.,


rms Machine Is oil the surface and be oiled
without removal; the length of stitch be changed
whhe the machine Is in motion IL feeds the fabric
the mnehine without assistance from the opera
tor the thread Is taken directly from the original spools
without rewinding silk linen thread Of
nest lace to many thicnesses OF heavy beaver CLOTH
IheiF range and capacity for work Is even greater
than most Of the high priced machines, as with the
proper attachments you hem fell stitch bind Quilt
merely inserting threads Suitable sxe and coiors en-
Droider IN the most beautiful style superior anything
Among the many and undoubted advantages of this
from two spoos. = "
They make strong and handsome seam, better
than be made by hand OF by other machine
d They have an unusually large space under the arm
ana nSede-a great convenience. g.. - 100 l. sg
Iheir WORK VIII stand the test OF washing ironing
anu wear, uneqnalcd by other machines - -
D. Their speed 10 greater; leas power required to
before the public. "
They almost possless In their operation, can
Dc easily learned and kept IN order.
T. They will save time, money, labor and patjenee
g. They applicable to entire ze of family
sewing and can be changed from quality grade
of work to another. -
They tho combination OF all that Is
practicable in sewing machines which, together with
their cheapness ought to make them the favorites
Finally In these machines combined all the neces
sary advantages. First and most important
second simplicity and durability third, mechanical
perfection. stfA = tsFF-,s'sE n n =
. j. CoNSIDINE, Agent,
gsl-s 169 Canal street.
Agents wanted with small capital, in tho statss of
alabama, mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, to whom
offer liberal Inducements
Postohiee Box sl4 LEGO sn
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9oo.--.--.------..,----QO U-
WILCOX & GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
.S65

TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Always in order and ready 4
sew Such is its simplicity and n A
tho ease with which it is uDderse edkafS~NfR
stood that the child of six years nfAy "
and the "a andrnother of seventy vVD e.
can operate it successfully. The ENW
thread is nsed from the original III hX-a
sRoc5 Mtth q Str rsTnding ; Every
mer Teller and Braidcr All the different frat. oIaas
Sewing Machines for sale. Sloats celebrated Flntic
and the Howe Sowing Machne-the first invented the
one IRON which all others take their origin An kinds
OF Machines repaired. Needles Silk Thread and on
for all kinds of Machines Machines can be sent by Ex
press, with the bill to be collected delivery oil Ma.
chine All Machines warranted at the Great Southern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store.
Agents wanted. [de6 9mj New Orleans
SINGER's CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW.
y ING MACHINE -, #Hl 49,
Is the best Sowing Machine offered tide public
1t Hens and Feils Braids, Cords. rucks and Marks
and Embroiders, with such elegance that
finest needlework would look comparison is
the only Machine invented that embroiders with
the Lock Stitch ard account of its adjustable foot
almost exclusively by lazy 1Ifrnersand traens
this city, and it has the greatest circulation
of any Machipe the world. every Machine
sell to give satisfaction fair trial
the money if it does not do JOHN McNULTY,
Camp street. New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail Agency for Louisiana, Texas, Mis-
sssipp and Alabama, and agent for George Clark's
Celebrated NEW THREAD.
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the best
quality for Dress Makers Tailors and Saddlers,
stantly on hand te2l pm
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ISL or fREAIqMs AWARDED THE sEpTozsNH

AZ tho Loutaiana State Fair Of IS69: a+t tssae4
One for the Best Assortrusnt of LAMPS, lfss53fs d
i Eor me Hest NoneSplosive Illuminating OIL,
For the Best Cane Shed
For tho Bost Hand f.r,sf :. s.JF
Ana ono Tor the Best OIL and Portable GAS BURNERS
Our portable GeA burners considered by tho
best that ever cDfne to this market Just try he and
them 10 give eptire satisfae-
ton we viii refund tho money.
Our Portable Gas Fluid
in all kinds OF Portable Gas
that are good for anything at all 1t having
refined for that purpose. "
Every style OF LAMPS. LANTERNS, GHIMSEYs
ton, OIL CANS. ete.t $3.50 - TE7'1ETs 7t-Ns 9,tf
Together with Justly celebrated PORTABLE A.
METEOR SAFETY LAMP and No CHIMNEY BJJIsN
Era new feature in household ECONOMY, cembIninr
safety with economy and brilliancy of light. -"
Office and Sample of tho Septono Oil conpany Nh
Is Dauphiue street, near Canal. -
Orders from distance promptly and goods careful
Hie2L am J. p. CROSS Manager
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BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.

4gNF ET,"-tAAARaARET HAUGHERYD
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER,
&c and 49, New Levee.---74, 70, and 70
Near POydras street, New Orleans,
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment OF
BREAD, CREAM BISCUITS, and CRACKERS
of every descriptions all made by machinery atlOwest
market prices. mh7 ~
DRAY's CELEBRATED HOME MADE CANDY
wd II. BRAY would respectfully inform his friend
and FORMER patrons that he has removed his
HOME MADE CANDY ESTABLISHMENT
from his old stand Camp street. GirOd street. to
223 Canal street, near Rampant,
where no doairOs a continuance Of their patronage
In addition to the Home Made Candy, he keeps
stantIy hand Choice Assortment Of CoHFEO
TIoNERY. my25 3ms
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Always IN order and ready 70
sew. Such is it's simplicity. aud
the ease with which it is upders
stood, that the child of six years
and the grandmother of seventy
can operate it successfully. The
thread is nsed from the original
spool without reminding. Every
Machine is furnished with Hem
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CASH ASSETS. own $1,000, COO

Reasons for iRsuring in the Company;
In addition to the usual securities offered by other
COMPANIES, the Policies of the GLOBE should the In
surea 40 desire, registered certified by the u
perintendent of the Insurance Departments' of the
state oil New York. They are thus endorsed by the
State, and made equal to National Bank note or Uni
ted States bond
Policies are non-forfetng, the President of the Com
pany being the author of the FORGETTING system Its
policies the most liberal issued by any company In
the Emitted States. Death by SUICIDE, WAR, or
DUELLISG. do not Sitiate the policy the case in
many other companies. In the FIRST Policies paid
without reductions in the other two cases full amount
of premiums returned.
No restrictions to residence or travelling Mt any
and all seasons of the year. ~.
Since the organization of this company in june 1861
over 10000 Policies Have been issued.
Parties wishing to invest in Life Insurance will find
to their interest investigate tho this Com
pany. s-s .-...s -sg. g.. s.. rs I'll
c. NJ WILCOX, General A gent
]. G.oSHIPLEY Local Agent.
Medical Examiners-Dr. Beard, Drs. PIN g. Scott DR..
Crawcour, DIR. Sehmttle. ans 3na
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ASSETS OVER e., $50, 900.

ASSETS OVER q, $4,000
Irsues Registered Policies countersigned by the
oil th4 !msaI th pePent Of the state
pledge of public stocks, bonds and mortgages.
Company ths Department the pilr.
pose securing the payment of the Policy and such do
post" are adequate for the purpose; u pApxrs
Superintendent ms. Dept New York
may be safely affirmed that when the credit of
rich powerful State is pledged secure integ
rity of the reserve fund the danger peculiar 10 Lie In
Late insurance Com. of Massachusetts"
No extra rates for officers of steamers and railroad
cars No material conditions or restrictions in tho
New: Orleans References: -
d e. L E@ans &c Co. spo Gagf BSefn SS
DoIhonde Coz Capt. john G Dow y
PAGE Peel a. Moran Louis Power
DR., S. a, smith. Medical Examiner,
BUCKNER & HALEY
General 4 gents G =. SnWP street " o.
iyll en- Local gent
HOPE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
Cash Capital paid in .s25oOoo 90
Cash Diyidond of PW ENTY PER CENT do. ''''' -
cared May 5, 60, and paid May TO- e.. $4,000 90
DIRECTORS:
John I; Adams, Henry Tete, +; H. ,Ducros
I. n. Blake, z. MalOche, II. Peychaud.
This Company insures against FIRE MARINE and
RIVER RISKS At the lowest rates of premiums, and
H. PEYCHAgp. President
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary
Office. 81 Camp street jed Gm
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DAILY SALES AT AUCTION By
MATTHEW WARD, Auctionee

Office, Corner OF Camp and Poydras streets.
VIII be sold DAILY, at lOB o'clock at the corner Of
Camp and Poydras streets large and varied assorf-
mcnt of the BEST HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Afmoirs washstands, Chairs,
Tables Extension Tables Sideboars Wire Safes, etc.
Terms-Cash. In Q. S. Treasury notes. aus I'm
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A MEXICAN ToNTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 Broadway, corner of liberty street, n. Y.

DIRECTORS:
VIM. II. Ludlow President I49 Broadway
Iobt u Stratton. Vice President, i49 Broadway
Samuel Willets of Willets & Co. 3O3 Pearl street.
street. - N'
John n Whiting, Attorney and Counsellor 20 Wall St
VIM. Bloodgood, % West Twenty fourth street ''
II Broadway 'OAS
Joseph NJ. Cooper of Cooper Fellows g. Co., II Maiden
r. Knox Kennedy, Vice President of the Bank Of Com
merce, 81 Nassau street
John Caswel of John Casw ell & Co. 81 Front street
Edward Haght, President National Bank of tho Com
m9 on corner Nassau and Pine streets.
Ghas > n, Shepard 2ts Mater street
Jas. NJ Brown of Brown B %. & Co, 50 Wall street
Samuel L. Mitchell Merchant 80 Rroadway
EiOah T. Brown, OF Elijah L. Brown Co, Al Spruce
Abram S, Hewitt of Cooper, Hewitt & Co, IL Burliua
Slip.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
All kinds of Non FORGETTING, Life Endowment Pol
Annuity Joint Life and Loan Redemption Policies and
Annuities ~
Policies incontestble
Liberal modes of payment of premiums
Low yet safe rates Of Insurance.
Liberty to travel
Thirty days grace renewals.
Prompt payment of losses
Loans policies
Annual dividends ON contribution plan
No extra charge for policy, stamps, medical exam
No extra charge for army and navy officers.
No extra charge for captains and officers OF Gstcass
steamships and sailing vessels
No extra charge for railroad conductors
LEAKE, SEYMOUR & co.
Cann street.
Agents tor Louisiana and
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Agents wanted, with small capital, in the Statss o.
a ALBANIA mississippi, Louisiana and Texas to whom
offer liberal Inducements
Co. PoBtofiice loon S,,.
, 1869-09-25
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

M1LIoN FORBES was a5ratgncd before Jusiice
DeWolf, yesterday, at The instance Of Hattie
Lexls, who Alleges thai Rhe handed over to hin,
zone tue Eibce, $500 tn e1cenbacls, for invest
nent in real estate: She nox aNesrs thar he de,
voted the money to his OWL porposea Accused
wss held for u1al In ball Of sse0.
An OFFICER Of the North Division, last even
Ing, discovered horse and wagon standing soil.
tsry and alone near Rush etfeet bridge He H.
vestlgated TIE affair, and discovered the contents
Of the vehicle TO be lot Of small but verT Lively
r:Hr+ = coop of chlcksuf, several turkcyA some
geese. and quantity Of vegetables The owner.
p9op9T 1e u te ss muSn ssseet sson ' '''
M1cHAu. DoNuuuE, 4 5oungsser, Is yeArs Of
sge1 made desperate attAct on Edward Goison
nj the corner uf Clark and Monroe street1 last
evening, and succeeded II sppr.pr1aung the lat
upon ahe scene, and the tLiet attempted g screen
himself By shtowtnE AEay TIC W.ten. But the
cred, and the th!el was iodged IN The A1moEJ.
rEor: wnu, the popular lecturer and a!ss,1,-
the 18th and 2lst Of October. VIC expect soon to
give the eublects Of the lectures II will be Eas
privilege to the people Of our city TO hear this
1rntIcpAn Of talent and culture, for he Is most
certainly one Of the 0ncst public speakers Of the
age
Tur Tn1nCxK VIA yesterday complimeuted hy
TIE gin Of hasket Of excellent CrzwIord lac
peaches tsom The lsIEe orchard Of William Gates4
II Benton 1isrnor, and consigned to Il. T. Stanley
d Son, Of this cliy.
TuIRE WILL Be 4 MEE11N0 OF the citixens OF
the Seventh Ward this evening, At No. 1o4 Canal
I rort asenne. to orR4ttze Peoples party and for
the Transaction Of such business as may be brought
besore II Good speakers will be IN attendance.
| WnLIAK CCLTKRr was held In bali Of &100o By
Comn,,hslonef no.nr, Yesterday, for drawing
liquof from cahks from which the Stamps had not
| been erased. Stednan Dore were neld IN sitni-
| l1r amounts for nlllng the casks for Culycrt-
! PATRICK LIZ has been appointed RoadmAstet
OF the Chicago i St. LorlA RsiiFrAd, for lhe dty1-
| sion from hefe 10 Braid ood, 10 place Of ". E.
Henry, resigned. Nj. Lee ID an old railroad man.
Or aCkpAv the FentAns viii holi picnic It
Els1on Grow, near Milwaukee avenue. An en-,
| toJAbie OCCASION il anticipated
TIE GFKAGrE.CRA1a CASE wAl argued IN the
| Supreme Conrt at Uttawa1 yesterday, and taken
under ndTistment.
, 1869-09-25

b the Editor ef Th Chicago T+ibunk: ::

To the Editor u Th4 Chicago T+ibune:
Many hearsa IN Ibis community are saddened to
learn In Jour Bsue Of September II Of the death OF
Charles IL Wright. veEy pleasant arc the many
associations With the memory Of hts days spent
among u; and many are the prayers TINT God
will comfort and sustain hts noble. a1ec,iopase
mother. h,s @ iona fssher. and young, loFing wife.
NJ, haaoTing & noW ~ oigaiy be W. esteemed II your
hood may not be Unacceptable.
II was my pleasure to become his Instructor, Sot
Nd Il Il geaesay 10 uue tnss psecocieus eailase a
are not npt to hold out well, he surely IA an exeep
in elementary English, but wss prosecutiaE sue
cesAIuly the studies Of agebra, chemistry, lAl1o.
AID, think, Greek (these Inst w,tn ciefxy mai
Dc va always pupcsua,, always prompt; did
the rectter hesitate ns to the answer OF suestion
or the solution Of 4 problem, "Cnaf1ey,s" hand
y ea q e. s'.ps post a' s sa. T.; 1t
~ '',ss scn..'s'" ss'' t@s 10 ss''ea
there va. beautiful poem accompany ias the . ps-
per, '.Tne Careers Address;'' "u1tS said 1,
''t1e child never wrote ~" "I have every rea
so to ,niPs be ,a" vas The reply Of the gentle
During inc recesacs. when other boys went to
the!r Pity, did he sls porting oLes bis books: Not
BIT Of It. lie Wa rsst on the playground; be
had fairly earned respite, and no boy ep]oyed ii
with keener xest than be. No gatae was com.
rleie without him. II an unusually busy Day Kept
him in the ONCE, the life hal departed from tut
rectatious; tho tun In the plays wan searched fol
in yAlu-
lie was naturally Of very }oyouA temperament
intelligent, happy expression Of his countenanct
rs he Bent over nts books, perfectly oblFtous Il
| everything around hln- love 10 1nlnk that hi
| career, though khoTt, has been tuss and nonura
| bic Que. love 10 believe that
:" Ii{e'4 sterMa all weathtzed. and soErows Ger.
| lie Ii eafc and 1t rest on the Btormless Bhozc-"
DKLAwAxK,
ANDES, Delaware County, \. Z. Sept Il, 1859.