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The Quincy Mutual.

We clip the following from the HsS Esvisnd IN.
surancs Gas,ne FEBRUARY 1869 -
"Ilere is one Of the substantial companies Of East
ern Massachusetts,. 1t has long possessed the pub
lie confidence. has paid Its losses promptly, has
been we'll managed by m able staff OF ofnicort,
conscientious In the discharge Of their duties IL
has been In operation nineteen years, and has pal
over half million In losses, ard over f26O,vO In
In dividends TO IT, plicy.holders, and snow pay.
ing 10 per cent dividend on all Eve year risks, and
20 per cent on all other risks.
The cash fund has been Increasing ut the rate oil
81 OOO per week for the last three years, and on
the first Of last January II wa. t3lo,9ss. Tho IN
yestments are we'll msdo, 20 there u no chance
OF course. OF failure TO meet any emergency ),
may be called on 20 encounter. IL confines III
risEs 10 the safer class. which 10 another induce
ment for the public 70 give Il patsSn.ge. wm. D
Morton, ESQ, the President, and Charles a. How
land. Esq, the Secretary, make efficient oticer
for the campany" T. 90
Nearly aj1 Of the beat dwellings In York Count,
are insured In the Quincy" and no company car
compete with 10 In insuring dwellings and The safs
elias: OF property. Applications forwarded IRON
T. Small Sons, Insurance Office, CITY building
Blddeford. 1911 fNfNLLL
Parties In tho country desiring insured In the
Quincy are requested 10 write Its agents.
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q THE UNION& J0URNAI.

of.oiIice act till December, and that the House
will agree to it. The President win be satisfied
with this. y<I1 ygS5
An effort Willie made, but with small pros
pcct Of success to have Congress reconstruct the
internal revenue system before adjournins. The
bill framed by Gen. schenck and passed by the
House at the close Of the last session undoubtsiT
iy corrocts many Of the incongruities Of the
present excise laws and reduces the assessment
and collection Of internal revenue to system.
But the enactment of the bill would inipcse
heavy burdens upon many branches Of New
England industry, and there will be strong op-
position TO its consideration now. .,- adj
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BIDDEF0RD, .MAlNE.
4 @ Assrssons.A
Aaron wcbher. Gee. II. fitzpatrick, ID. Rick

II kf Asssssons.A
Aaron webbcr. Geo. II. fitzpatrick, ID. Rick.
or, elected unanimoasly.
u ~ surERISryspKxr or BuRALs.
Stephen Worth, unanimously.
HEALTH OFFICERs.
Frank Hazeltinc, Jerc. Tucker, David +.
woodman, unanimously.
i, Doth branches now adjonrned TO meet again
March 10Th, att i-9 p. NJ Amer the adjourn
mcnt of the Common Council, the Aldermen
held session and the following proceedings
took plsce: On motion OF Aid. Cox, voted that
the roles Of the board Of Aldermen for the
year past be the rules Of this, till further or
dercd. Passed.
On motion Of Aid. Cole, voted, That COM
mittee DO appointed to attend 70 the businesso OF
appointing Harbor Master, Fence Viewer
Pound Keeper, &c. Passed. Aldermen Cole
and Moulton, committee.
On motion Of Aid. Cole, Com. OF three
was appointed to take charge Of the City Build.
ing, and to loan the same for the ensuing year.
Passed. Mayor Clark, Alderman Holmes. and
Councilman committee. .fuu
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Grs. caxnos on rw N.rIos,L cnasaE-
A Washington correspondent narratss the fol-
owing ina6earation incident 4 l,Hf o.

uES. SaNRoS ON fHk NATIONAL ChAr"
A Washington correspondent narratss the FOL
owing insdgaration incident Z w o.
After the Inauguration ceremonies sat py
Gen. Cameron's side. As we watched the pro
cession that escorted Gen. Grant TO the "hi'e
House TO enter upon the duties, the performance
of which will doubtless lead to the final paclfica-
ton Of our country, and listened with the deep
est interest to his utterances In relation to his
carly efforts to give such direction to the war
as would certainly lead TO the abolition and
overthrow OF slavery, is it any wonder that he
was gratifed with such a scene as this lou
would have been interested, rs was, II you
could have heard him exclaim "This is most
interesting sight TO me. Only seven years since
recommended the emancipation and employ
ment Of negroes as soldiers, and in consequence
Of which left the Cabinet, being too far in nd
vance Of my associates. Now, TO see body oil
these soldiers joining in the Inauguration cere-
monies, and escorting the President to the
White House, Is a qualification beyond all power
of expression and rs Isto0d beside the Prssi-
dent on the platform, and heard him announce
in bold, unmistakable terms that these people
should all have the ballot, the change seemed
almost too marvellous for belief. II Is the most
gratifying scene Of my life, and 1t is enough to
have lived TO witness II. ......v r.-..rr
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INSURANCE..

RUFUS SMALL 4 SON. GENERAL INsunkScE
Agents., Office IN the CITY 8uiding, B'ddsford,
Maine. still continue to give the people oil
York County indemnity against loss and dah-
age by Fire, Life and Accidents. The Fro In
surance department. having the entire attention
Of yr John IT. Small, who holds himself In readi.
mess 70 examine risks of all kinds In any part ol
the County, and would solicit q share Of tho pat
rona-e OF the good people OF York County. Tar,
farm property. Application may be made In pen
SON or by letter, which will receive prompt stten
tlon. Many Of the best dwellings In York County
are Insured by them and better terms can be made
with them than ut any other agency In YORK Co,
for RELIABLE Insurance.. Call aud examine the
latest .Insurancc Commissioner Report" before
being insured elsewhere. ..spf. ~
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49, I, 80, "A h.m.nity desands that

State. At last, nd bsmanity dsnands that
pressing wapt, whstlcr unused BY Oime y mis-
fortune, shsll b rslicvai Still, Nsss ore Is
needed % distinaakh bstvcenI wants ssAl and
feipned. and the position Of the po9h one Of
great delicacy, and demanding sound judgment.
Providence has favored us the past season win
a mild winter. and our pauper expenses Cor
1862 were only 1S57.S 81, q reduction OF nearly
seven hundred dollars from last year.
Ihaye thus endeavored to give brief sum
mary Of the state Of our affairs. Further de-
tails will DO found In the reports Of vfhe proper
officers committed to you. before close let me
request your indulgent support In this untried
field Of duty, and let me urge the obligations
that rest upon us TO serve our city faithfully
tous, certainly not for the hope Of reward, and
on ourselves. Aswe discharge our trusts COM
mittcd to us by the votes Of our fellow citizens,
20 shall we stand or fhll. Let us not forget the
oath we have taken, 10 do our whole duty, and
let all our actions DO. shaped, not only 10 obtain
the approval Of our fellow men, but Of Him,
whose help We hive but just now solemnly in
voked. asr-- -I' .1n' - Mosn LOWELL
In joint convention the following officers were
elected; .. ~. ....... Id. .... "a, --a.. f....
City Clerk, Joseph L. Millikcn.
City Treasurer, Jason W. Beatty. no.
I Auditor, Charles Ettlefeld. N ..'
Collector OF Taxes. Joseph p. bearing. !,
superintending School Committee, Charles II.
Milliken. -.., r-,-... ..i.-.. 1.r.r..-g
City Physician, Joseph r. Grant. .....
Assessors. Ivory Lord, Charles Littlc6cld,
VIM. +. Donnell. .Ganru sr-H
Board Of Health, J. 4. L. Kimball, Edwin d,
Smith, Stephen c. Libby.
City Solicitor. Edward p. Burnham.
School Agents-Dstrict No. I. Nathaniel =.
Boothby, Dorancc Littlefeld, Albion Sands.
Dist. No. 9, George r. Pillsbury ;!No.3 VIII
liam d. Guilfori; No. 4, Isaiah P. Milliken; No.
8, Edward Millikcn; No. 9, Collins N. Tapley
No. 7, Nathaniel Billings; No. g., Arthur
Boothby; No. 0, Israel q. Wakefield.
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Itisa rare thing that physicians give any coun-
tenance 10 med icine, the manufacture OF which
Is a secret About the only exception wc Know of
Ia Johpsons Anodyne Liniment. Thfs.we believe
ali endorse and many Of them use It In their prac.
tice with great success, '"
, Persons requiring purgatives or pills should be
careful what they buy. Some pills pot only cause
gripping pains hut leave the bowels In torpid.
cosiyo state Parsons Purgntl'e PILE viii relieve
the bowels and cleanse the blood without injury
IN the stem. ...F .|.." ..f..III.
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IIowEs MUSICAL MONTHLY. IL the tite a new mag.
arne to he devoted entirs to music, and vhth must u
the succeeding numbers are as good the Dirt he.
come very popular II contains twenty oDe pers that u
wouid take vctoilar bin 10 buy IN the csnmon way
II has eleven marches, watzrs pokas, and schottrhe
and ten songs 81 popular Kind, like "Captan Jipks,
"Champagpe Charlie" kc and Is pdbshef In the style
Of sheet music II Is published by Eas Howe, l0 Court
St. Boston and IL for sale by periodical dealers, or sent
prenaid on receipt Of thirty I've cents. a'I. .l
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rv,,,,.a,s Year,, Practice

hs. nj nj, -, On nov Al the head Of all Physicians
mailing sueh prsetics o speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantees . speedy and psIma Aent cure I'D
the wort cases Of Ssygrsssios and All ouhe, ~
tets for advice must contain 81. once, No Endi'
w BNBosrd fornished 10 thoss desiring TO re-
main under treatment. f-rN p.
boston. July. lsGS.-sp no.lyrs
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MARRIED.

In this city, March i3th. by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr.
Charles n. Eastman, Of Ssco. and Miss Olive rat
tsssoa of East,,ort, Portland Pres please copy.
In Gt. Pals ". o.. March u by Rev, Mr. Hidden,
A. Rollins daughter Of the late Logro Rollins. of
q. y. i =
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RoID OUT

m II. McKEssET. Gsn sad LseLsmitA, has soid
his .toct in trade to GILMAN p. LtrTLkyiElD.
Thanking his former patrons Tor sns,s h %. pa.
80 "a eeutlemsn worthy OF their confidence.
Tbo.e .ha Lsys work lying IN ny icsnsIr tissp,
.,s soiic.tsd 10 and Rfs Z. isaaasAstsIy. and
those Who have bills due mo will save cost BY cali
ing and paying tho ssme befon leave ms StA'e
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Organisation Of the CITY Government q
Har0.
ADDRESS or MAYOR DowKIL.

Gentlemen Of the City Council Etcring up
on this new municipal year, let our first thoughts
be one OF gratitude, that we have not to look
back upon any great calamity that has fallen
upon us as communicated that the futurc
still bcckons us forward with good hope OF pros
perity. We assume our duties with hyoring
circumstances, and let us hope that VIC shall 50
discharge them, that the close Of the year shall
find no harm done the city by our action. II
rests upon me to lay before you briefly, the con-
dition OF our affairs. and TO make such sugges-
tions as to the future, as shall seem proper and
expedient. The debt Of the city on the first OF
March current, was eighty four thousand one
hundred and thirty two dollars, rs follows:
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ISpiGEsrIos-vcry many persons are constant
sufferers from indigestion. and consequent DEBILITY
particularly those Of sedcntary babits, and dell.
cate females Speers 'Standard Wine Buffers
are an All sufficient antidote 10 their ailngs and,
debility. Give them judcious trial. Sold b
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svs.cr,ser. are requested to examine the date ."
the printed eOOred .'P attached 70 'ns' I~'''
dleaies the time 10 whch the sao-er'ifrs a,
ulpsta6cs, "iMsy6s," means hai The
nyi.. isss. VASE PEG pNs~S"s "','s'
vii be s~vs d,atss ahves - thai 'he zoe.
Rsceips In Fall Coo the time ~hs" VIZ -,
has pa,. Subscribers in arrsars A'S NV 4''''1
the sums due. lms'ciiaielJ' ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD.

The officers and members f Conqueror Hook and
Ladder Company No. ., Of Biddeford, return their
sincere thanks 10 Charies Hardy. Eco for PHOTO
graph OF his fssldsnce presented 70 them
Par order. J. W. JOHNSON. CLERK.
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DIED..

ny Notices Of deaths not exceeding lines. inserted
fr-r above that nsi~r. e, regular advertising r"'"''
IN Kspnebunk. Peb. %, Hannah, widow OF JOSH
m Thompson. late OF keunobunk, aged " years.
.Not Loot. but gone before"
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"OUT or SORTS,

Take DIR. 4. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITrERs,-the most medicinal In the mar
kct. Established In 1919 imi2
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Total expense Of improvements. go.
..sll.67sei

Tho above expenditures were made in accord
ance with the views of the authorities last year
and although the work seems to have been wei
and economically done. l urgently recommend
that in the future we shall not divert appropri
atoms from their proper objects.
II has been thought advisable In the past, ant
I presume will be by you, that each year an ap
propriation be specifically made for the rcduc.
ton Of the outstanding debt Of the city, and
especially urge that such appropriation be ga
crelly applied to its purpose. Our credit dc
mands II, and good faith to our taxpayers a.
we'll as our creditors, alike enforce the demand
While We should exercise the most careful
economy in the use Of the public money VIC
should not forget, "thcre Is that scatteretll and
vet incrcassth; there is that withholdeth, but u
tendeth to poverty" A judicious libcrality Il
more economical than parsimony.
A proper system OF sewerage Is essential tt
every place; life and health, TO say nothing o.
comfort, depend upon II. Especially Is thi'
true with MS, situated rs our city is-oycr Q
swamp-and recommend suitable appropria-
ton for extending the sewer commenced last
wear. still further up Main street. The expert
cnce Of last year has proved that II can be BULL
reasonably, and will afford great advantages moi
only TO the residents in the immediate vicinity,
but to all who have occasion 10 use our s'''''S
at any time. "a, n.,..
The Common mas peen eno'Vs WI" ~, iarc,
put ING ias' yc,. aPP.,op a. e, W." 60
nish ga,cs and recommend that such further
sum Sc nnpropriatcd as shall complete the un-
enisbed work and allow some grading and un-
Jcr,rain;ng We have no other place Of out
door nnhlic resort. and Il is due ourselves and
our position. that some Difference be paid to the
wishes of those who gave us the land, and a
respectable place be provided for the public en-
joyment and recreation. 3D.. .. ...,.r
pun,,o SCHOOLS. II.
~, - - nab, ,,nr,.
Every year wen ca,e. uPom - .h;,J,"p ~,
priat'ons ,or Tue 'ns'r,,c.,on ., ot ni.,e ~
youth. No.n,hs 80 s.'r us s, unv ~ =, " w;.e
commands ,ne respeo. ,, .; ' ;.a,HYo,;,n
liberal PROVISION lor Puo.o I'm , 'nonsn ou- o,h.r
here can VIC VI. ..,,a..., ,h;s !. Norma
interests arc ne'eiy eInP 49,, p,hIa huiId.
nent anu oringsa spy ,s .,,,.,nr;s. nav
ings may Ue ues'royeu, pu, ,.a, y ron.,an,iy
iangusn' pu' og ,n', n",,,b /. never
bringing up "e, .. % y. IN . nro.nerou,
poor: our s'aos s Sp con 10 Tho rcport of tho
S, n" C"mm;,,oo Far details. We need very
much new school house, to accommodate
growing population, and | recommend TO you
careful consideration OF the subject.
Allow me to refer to the suggestions made by
my predecessors, in relation to the Thornton lion
Academy Fund There are now over sIp,vS !,
belonging to that Institution, and not ciilla
has been benefited by II for the past twenty-one
years. Cannot the City and the Trustees mor =,
together for the punnc Inc annuN eale as .t'
tho high school, II gaea 70 .he ,n' ..%oN, ,Sa,
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- --@-17 Ayers .m
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and eGcctual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
Aair Is soon restored
to is original color
sciM the glo. and
freshness Of youth.
u,t:, IL. "a tI,;,l-
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DELIcioUsLY MEDICINAL 10 the universe!
verdict pronounced upon Plantation Bittcrs by all
who have tried them. The wefl-known health
promoting ingredients nom which they are made
and their Invaluable merits as remedy Tor indi-
gestion and all It's consequent ailments. and the
preventive qualities against diseases arising from
Climatic changes. mlasinatic influences. aud mpef-
net secrctions arc 20 widely known and o. honor
ably endorsed that we trust no one will fvrego the
advantages OF their use.
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Organization Of the City Government.
MAYORS ADDRESS.
Gentlemen of the City Council:

Gentlemen Of the City Council:
Iappear before YOU to-day, Us victim oil cir
cumstances, over which i seem to have
had no control, having been nominated
for this position during my absence from
home and without my knowledge or con-
sent, and rs i only returned the evening
before the election, / seem to have had no
alternative left but to accept the situation with
the best grace possible. ann well aware, gem
temcn, that il is usual and customary, and no
doubt highly proper, on occasions like the
present, Tor the incoming mayor to deliver him
self Of lengthy and very elaborate address, in
which IL Is usual, I believe, TO set forth and
comment upon, somewhat at length, the short
comings OF the preceding administration, to
make various and sundry promises OF honesty,
mpartiality, economy, and everything iorey
respecting his own, and finally to conclude the
whole with an eloquent and enthusiastic speech
on the politcal affairs Of the state and patton,
hat, gentlemen, l have not had thc'hBle, even
wgrs i possessed of the ability and inclination,
TO prepare an address of this sort, and have
now to announce to you that this part OF the
programme will, on the present OCCASION, DC
entirely dispensed with.
propose merely to call your attention in
the briefest possible manner, to sucn facts,
statements and suggestions I'm regard To the
affairs of our city, as have occurred To me, anu
as have been able, in the very few hours al
lottcd me to gather from reports oil a few oil tho
committees and tho books Of our Treasurer.
shall not either, ut this early day, attempt
To mark out TO any extent, except in very gem
cral terms, our course for the coming year, but
trust tn your well known ability, Judgment and
good sense, 10 meet such issues and emergen-
cies as may arise, and dispose Of them as best
YOU may. find from the books of our Treas
urcr that the whole amount of outstanding
notes against the city ut the commencement OF
in.t wear was S35,786.03
Amount outstanding bonds, l'S,fOO.V
Total, S2li,lS6.03
Amt oT prcsent outstanding notes, S27,3j6
bonds, lS0,S00
Making n total of sos, 1900
by which you will see the debt Of the city has
been reduced S6,030.03 during the past year,
and that s., 10000 of outstanding notes have
been exchanged for bonds of the city at par, as
understand.
also find that the whole amount Of appro-
rriat;ons for the ma wear was SCI GOO. 00-and
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r. -
ened, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness ofen, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophicd and dceayed.
But such rs remain con be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair, with o pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent tire hair
from turning gray or falling OIL, and
consequently, prevent badness. Free
from those dslstcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous aud
injurious to tho hair, the yigor eau
only benefit but not harm il. II wanted
merply for n MI H' Hf.. |
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TO TIE LADIES
YORK COUNTY AND vICINITYs

A Choice selection OF Millinery aud FanoS Goods
can aIways be obtained at MRs Y, LA0ARDE's, No.
II Factory Island, saso alec, At her New Branch
store at Moderation Village West BuIton), where
oil the Latest New York and Boston styles VIII
be represented. - OIL. H.H Sm'
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II will be seen by the above schedule that we
have reduced our debt nearly twenty-five hun.
dred dollars the past year. notwithstanding the
somewhat extensive local improvements that
have been made, which improvements are oil
paid for 30 far as completed.
During 1885, the buildings on the souhea. side o. Main
street between Peppeell Square and Cuts Island bridge
were nearly all desroyei by fire, and was hought nst
s,,a.a whIeb was dome AT an expense including land
Sam,,s. ana am,t,nents, o. .$3,3Z3 80
s much oss saeos S :, % cot o. All IS
sever srl b., ., Gssa 'sl e,st Ga @ 1910 %
Sidewalk. improved and extended mp Main street
p.o psi - Common ..,.,.,...... GIL So
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HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil f6r dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich glossy
lustre and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C.Ayer & Co.,
PnAcrIcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE sl.oo.
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M.sSsLiA wArER.-superior TO the beet i'm
ported 0erman Cologne, and sold MT half the price
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and that the amounts expended in the above
DEPARTMENTS, up to March LIST, were as fol-
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Drug y and 4 d a.sssp I sss.Ao...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06
A Pertinent Query.

"Thn indications arc Tint there will he ample bu.
siness for both steamers. during the Coming sum
,ner. and the HINT has arrived none too SOON
1si6wae.
Will our venerable friend inform US
upon what he bases the assertion that there
will be ample business for both steam
crs" the coming summer! We would
like to be as sanguinc, and although We
believe that the dark days are we'll nigh
over. VIC fail to see the indications Of an
immediate revival Of business, except the
flush caused by Opposition rates" We
arc by no means certain that reduction
Of the rates of fare to almost nothing Is a
benefit to the community. Its tendency
is greatly to increase the business of the
Victoria merchants and just in that pro-
portion to decrease that Of our own;
while the purchaser cxpends in passage
money and duties, about all the profit he
makes upon his purchases at a foreign
port. Already too much American mon
cy finds its way into British pockets. We
complain that naval officers purchase their
supplies, or that Treasury agent resides,
ut Victoria, but lose sight Of the fact that
such of our citizens us take their twenties"
to Victoria for investment do as great
wrong; they might just as we'll bid them
a final FAREWELL for they may never hear
their musical jingle again. These are our
views upon the subject, but our reasoning
may not be infalliblc; SO We respectfully
invite our friend, whose age and expert.
cncc entities his opinion to much weight,
to enlyhtcn us upon the "points at ISSUE"
We believe that he will conccde that the
trade heretofore, and up to this time,
would not have justified two boats upon
the Sound so his glimpse Of futurity must
have revealed something wonderful i'll the
dim perspective. He should not withhold
such information from his less fortunate
fellow mortals.