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four and impure starch shorid &c xyoided. u
caDnot be economy to ruin the linen By discciotDs
Il wtth yeilop, sottr, or musg starch, or ny
mixture even worses-that OF n,us mixed Win any
grade Of starch. Directions for ustns DUnxkAy
sArrS-sLoss srAncn win be found npon each
package and box. -
A.-Money advanced on diamOnds. wascnes
Jewelry, silverware, clothing. &c.
= r.iI-sgs eIi ls6H. HAaais.S Dfos,
!, ,,,4Fts..s 81 ~ 1sat, Main street tur stAirsl.
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EOR BALTIMORE.-Ths /ssReA
1 steamer PETERSBURG will leave l.
her wharf SATURDAY, April ~ 1865, NJ Q O'Clock
z. Nj. Freight received up to half.past5 o'clock
2. M For freight or passage. apply to
an 22-8t HARVEYSi d WILLIAMS.
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.,i5rsE Religious Services. - =
We have been notified Of the following
changes in the order for, religious services
tomorrow: :Ezrzs r. ~, f,ut.a1aE
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GENTLEMEN'3 LIST.

IaITIAL.
B.
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James River Manufacturing Company (a), Man
chester Cotton and " oollen Company. Manchester
Paper Company. j. nj. MOODY, +. Nj.
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NTOTICA TO LsAIPPEA6.-The boats Of
~ the JAMES RIVER ( Nd KANAWHA Ca
HAI, COMPANY viii Ieave the dock as usual
promptly % Il u. on TUESDAYS THURhDAX1,
and BATURDAYS-
Freigtt and tolls on goods for Lyuchburg aad be.
youd collected on delivery, or prepaid, at tho or.
sion OF the shipper. Freight received and d.
lvarec at my ordce, on the dock. .--...s.
way freight will nos bs delivered TIL charges are
pLtd. 500 #4es 81
Boats locked and tnSursd.
de l. EDWARD DILLON, AGENT
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Sycan,ore.-Rev. Thomas N. Arnold
having returned to the city, will occupy his
pulpit as usual, preaching at II A. NJ. and
Sp NJ -s-
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EtISUu" WI"
say Advertised
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~ I'M = F9l1FNI ~ r1ITF'TTl % TIfJ
,i,i' I, !, the siyELLs. y -,gstr,l, 7,
4 Peuody on The yelss". .EIgl :. X

- Hear thAtludisy lot Of swells-s
What a deal 6I trashy hlk their company fore.
-. tells ,'f'sla
How they chatter, chatter, chatter,
lnthe 6all room IF II flight |
Making sutli,a fearful claiter,t Il, i. Il
As if som, thing were tho matter,
And had put tlicni in fright.
.ani ~ Killing time tint, ti.np, gF'ffii
i-11ii YtSever thinking itRuiu.c) krDfp-
With foolish conversations 10 the little laugh
70 a1n'ing BELTS, zisp5 Ei i-syst tgig
OF, the swells, swelsy swclls, swclls, g; ,ial'g7i
~ a % Swellsg swclls, swclis--iI4hg .tl
While a-walking aifl a-talking with .liebcllcs.
e. i!''7i tGa's;N 10 bN' .R1ll'N y ~
I See those dissipa,cd swells4-o p7i- IS
!. " " Drunken swcllsl 'r fl.s l'ti'oasN
Wla. q tale 10 temperance taeir tipsy tumble
III The Startled. .air OF night 4'E' I EsHI ta'
ringing Bells with great dtlightroiI stalo 2ai oi
Aud singing songs with all their might,
Although The words they do not quite VI
Distinctly a,ttrs12- Il L
Keeling, rcrling, reclins,
Standing, sitting. knctlins, ...
Rolling, Ioilingi7n,linggisug
On their homcward journey s!roling,
With II resolute ende.yor,
Now,toisit, or meyer = = yJ,
Side By side with .licit companions ia'thc gut.
tei-
Arm, in arm with their companions i'll the gutter!
.r29lTs IIh hlaJL
See those hortid da,dy swclls-
Scented swels
whac d World Of rapid lalls theit company com-
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Fact and Fancy.

A fiery stocd-tl -tlorsc.radish.
High pitch -Tarriug roof.
untamcd sweeiness-Wild hone
Tie rightful heir-Not the cLisnon.
A tin weddingelNla,ryin fot ,honey.
Private real cstate-Porsonal grounds.
lJVl.KQ,h al OF LidS Si'l ~.
A Troublesome atinosphere-Thc heir
at.luw.
The hsS jack.gsaa o. IT. 7'GG4 GGrechiau sh
bend.
A wooden wedding Marrying block.
head.
The miiten that never fts--The one
you get from lady. j
The 'ctow IL laid to be Tue 6rst corn ex.
tractor Oh record.
Aeanter before race is now called a
preamble BY yjuckoys.
Ahsnrhrsd Aah Years Ills AhairAAh
eutugcd woman tears hcr, husbands.
Why Is a watch like a river? Because
|. VOLT fuhWithOat wihdmgl W.
Why Is prudent man like pint Be.
eau,sthis: head keersiAint from going too
far. IA ,TV,,J,7;,
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/ EATAEI !, LEATHER II

The citizens Of Lewis and adiding counties
are respectfully Informed that | am now pre-
yared 70 supply them with all kinds VI Leather,
hetli Upper aand S0ler n1,easonable terms. i
hars tbe,most experienced Tannerjn ttecouu,ry,
aud will 5ys 10 make such stock as i, III SUIT my
cpsto,nfr,. nemlock Or Eastern tsnncd soe,Ti
C4lf aud Eipakins harness and side leather al
Ways op. .lall. All tanned on tic old plaiL-I
NJ Short Or patent process used here. The
highest price psid ip cash or lcatlicr fUr green or
dfS SHidts, Il NE Gt l.dren.z Tannery.. Terms
strictly cash. Please icalfAnd see nc!t'A lsniR
Weston, NINA III Il
aug24-ly G.J. BUTCHER.
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NV - WI fFfiHf y s44lf Llpk lTfsiiar
a ig r,yourluppcr-tcn girls, M ca,,1,..
fi-With their ryeI,e's mud sH,ins and laccs,
Their diamonds and .rubie, and Icarlsy !.
/, And tteitn'iillneryi figures md f.tes;gr. y,
They may sbiue,.l u party or ball, nj, 4
Emblazoned will, haIfthey posses,
But give u:e in place Of; of;lhcfnall,.li{ T1,4
w girl with the calico dress.
She is plump as rartrdsc, aud fair e
As the rose ia,i,s earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare, ''-'S'
And her breath with clover perfume.
Her step Is as free and ms light ipH7sviGSb
As the fawu whicl, tue hunters have, pressed
And het eye, ,is as ,spit and Us bright,
u Ms cir, With The calico dress.
She L. cheerful, wsrm.he.r,ed and true, /, ~
iAnd is kind ~ her iail,cr, ard inoiler;
She studies how much she eau do ,.
6iiFur her swse, lille; sitter and brother.
Tlfyoaiw " ant 4 companion for life, 9.z
n 10 c0u,iort, enliyen aud bless, !,
She isius, The right sort for = wife, a !, "a
silfWy gtrlwith tie calico dress. 4, gtg y,,.i
N .h q Ieiopv.fii Y GmiiW III au..7ft-
-1uG sfi t'tiDtCi Il. lGiitiiti 81 NJ d-t
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term for Wholesale stealing ~ ''a.+
|, It's .aid that Canada has 1,loo luna
tics and 10 Asylum. ''
NewJerseyt las produced "a boy, of IL
who weighs 800 pounds. .,,.,.,., ..,,,
Queen Victoria is reported spiritual
ist. and holding conversations daily with
Albert ylal1':i g,,ipull1 etl >, ID, .
Nearly half the town Of Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin,, was burned on the
24thI inst. gasG io' sru ;ai ri3l ..taa
A!aw prohibiting the publication Of
divorce cases would elevate American
journalism.
One of',he Richmond papers says tS, that
It Is a. safe rule 10 call every man
"coloncp Whose name you don't know.
4 Madison. 1ndiana, firm. bas shipped
two hundred thousand bushels of potatoc,
to the SuNkh His con e,,n. !, yl Tsf II
~ l4G"fr - .,..
Philadelphia assessors estimate Tie
present population If that city 1T
,7C9, 3sO:i' lfiTes11. s4cM nj: 1; +
y ,s.1 :. q
/, Nelson's old flag ship. tie Victory. has
at last been scratched Of the books Of the
British uayy.gi,I Nh Nh: y ,+,.fr
In In Yendee ,ho @almidnd trees have
long beca in. LlosM,oomn. TIE blossom i, i
white, with dcliba,c pink5tinge.' "a II
{ ~ =,
communion service which was,he eift, Of
King George Ils.in!i773.i d. 10 all
p..,,.., si,,i.n ia y iais, i, i, 4, -,l,.li
,..,I sn.tss '1s accounts ., arc sa'a 10 Do NE
the evidence ofthngs mol seen. . .l , ''''5
", >" En,5 ~
george fracM Trans rca! estqtc at
G%a'a ."ss "a. 's nsrsh'.. riss fifteen hundred per cent
NJ, 80 -, ~, - !, ;2,. J gi.a Q
'"e oa'lc' wn'ca Killed Srlson atiJra.
TG. ..;Il; - ~ p0ssess,on io' y 'e'ofis' ''sctlm
.nd :. ,"s a,,a ''0 S'e''''e" ~ . case lo'er's'a'
N"' e''0'
California population i. only ono ID fourth
,eaae' ,e aas ~ SeSaaa Il'fse are s'ga. me"
Grad, !. twenty Iou 10 one asf pSp'''D . So'-
A Chicago doctor has been fincd .S15
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DATES. OF. ApYERTlslGG;

/ Square tenlines or less, one insertion 81 40
For each subsequent insertion -
Square Twelve months - 10,
Qne-iourth ofncolumn, la months $500
One half column, IL monthsS-N- - 45 %
Que column, l2 months -7so 90
Local notices twenty cents'per line, which
must be paid IN advance. y{fig.
Five dollars. will te chargedfos announcing
candididates fopicounty, and ten dollars for (
State and United States Offices.
Lengthy Obituary notices must be paid for
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-22

NflLLlSERYi sd.i0D Sli0dpy HoS
lvl AND NOTION norsr.-
We have on hand and are Constantly receive
ine, !, andi .manufatturink every description Of
Mlliners goods, ;HA- very log, prices. Us.
We also keep q gsncrl, ,assor rt,nent u notion:
liosi.ry, thread Innings; dress trimmings. &c.
Alao fapcy, and d'usefil articles idt gentlemen.
Remember stgrcry small 'profts.Sl@f Mrs
+. J. COX.
oela.ty
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/, I Home. Reading

Embrace as many opportunities as you,
please, but only one woman,
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NEW JOB TYTE.
IN This Office is now supplied with an excel
,sS' n.s.s s',s',s 20 ,..ss q ayss,s yss y sT
apatcll and on the nos, reasonable terms.
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NewJer,eys las produced boy ,ofl2
who Weighs 300 pounds. ........
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r u. BENNETT,

1OTiyaa1 .ils .ll.,. 1sssis j. 3
lJsisis5 5;Tasaaqips lsppa arl'fs'f'sS, - 7,ist
s.s4sb 80, WESTON. .wsyAasr I,d, :Ir
0aifs qn Centre street, two doors above tl,e
Nsllonal Exchange Bank, where hs ulay be, found
sn!es PROFESSIONALLY engaged. Nd s5 5.sa1is ,bi
Surgical cseS will be attended to- iat his efiee
sr tsSsdldssass n tspa.isnt as may BE- desired
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JUSTICES, BLANKS IN hand mud fof ssls
! All kinds Of lanks I,ill.heads, and Re
eipts, executed with neA.ntss, aud o. tts
ows' psisss ~ t4r'itiat 4 ri,i, ..a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-22

Genius will work its way through
as the reporter said when he saw hole
in the elbow Of his coat. ''' o.
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Queen Victoria is reported a spiritual
.ist; and holding conversations daily with
Albert,g FtaIii. n,fRnlhl ON . d, ~, 8.
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An old Brattninl widow burned herself
with her husbands corpsc some months
since. and tile English Governor h.. sent
al! tha nicui engaged ii Tho "suttee' to
prison for seven years. 10 al. wvssfCr
7,aThc organization iof militia in Tho
ccnatry districts Of Canada hns frightened
= large number Of, French Canadians In
the Unitod States. .oignorantly fearing that
war must be imminent. .a 4fiag th Tibln
p h1laa lHifl yHn ~ hrg s.abiast-.D
Don't 10 too anxious to solva conun.
drum. We know a inan who got two
black eyes in endeavoring ITO find out The
difference between ahlan and awonlun
fighting in The street
An assemhlagc Of citizen, Il, Dubuque,
Iowa. headed by the 'tmnniuipal authori.
ties,ahs they fandly believed themselves,
was,la.ely broken up .ha driven frot, lie
ground BY crowd Of bo,s armed only
With snow; w;balls. .9s Al ,,i
ia One Of the Western papers reports a
certain clergyman rs having 'aakeu a
contract fotiteyival preaShing Ia Datcn.
ports Iowa" Hstatts that tho gentle.
nat has '.justl concluded successful ca !.
I fyagefhcntRt Rock 1ilsnd." ~ al''sF
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NIN ,TlllfIn la' ID .oTIIf =.
General News. 100, ri

Financial Irregularities is The latest
term for Wholesale stealing. ''n' 'sr ''',+
~ n ~ ~ yhu> !liYnpI1d. ttr =.
lis said aid that cann,,dlaaa alas 100 luna,
tics and no Asylum. "
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DllSI'EPSlA.f 4 e p -l1sl
There Il, probably, no one disease with which
mankind are afflicted which Is the soutteofito
many hilmentsns y. spsntla, md there W no
more certain cure thau kolark . Stomach Rit,tts
s,5s.li FIN. CliALfAETi
ssis AKen. s,r L.ri, comfy. I az isisi 4
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M 70 iritl M : ~ Baltimore, Maryland,
.TTAvING. ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
i Galin'tliecity of baltimore, with hconnec-
lions inIthe Northern, Western, and Southern
States, and also IN Europe, wewill biiy and
sell ll'linprored iand Unimf proved Lands in the
Southern ndlYestetn states, especially in
the, State. of Virginia and West Virginia.
weLave superior facilities for dis posing Of
Mineral property and large comp et tracts Of
Land sui.abls for Tie settlement. Of lnmi1
grants. -"f a"'tsNi .i3 l =
I'VE wili,givs especial attention,to the iPur!,
chase, Sale, ,and Kent Of Real Estate in this,
meats here, will End tito their advantass 10,
consult us'i. 1sw yIpjlf.tG7l ,.se s7y,s5
~ No charge msds unless aetu.l service
i;.ran'lefedfl 70 ia9e iaearll1 jy1a-tf 70
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".Where are you going to?" asked one,
little boy Of another eth who had slipped and
fallen down. Going to get up" was
the blunt reply. 's ''@1 ~ y
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A. NJ. SMITHS.
Who has on hsnd |, Ane stock Of all kind, Of
grSettios. cuhdies &C. lle Ns,i!l keeps tile
An,erisnn ,Hcdst, ana Is yldd to Accommodate
h's ffiends.ANiH .,,rttifS ,mr1 in2sGin.
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. A GOOD a,sor,mentof Groceries always lebt,
on hand Produce boup hiahd sold. The best
qualify of liquors for sale, int quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling sidgies, fns cigars and
The best ptades Of Tobacco, always on hnid.
Store--one door above The Bank.
apr27-h F"
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lkc's lasttrick was to throw Mrs. Par
tington's old gaiter into the alley md
call tue old lady down from the tl,irl sto.
ry toscc an alley gutter. !is .ho.rts1 FL,
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y Excessive care turns a man into a pin
blunt at the head. slender 'in',he' stem,
and Sharp at the point woman Of
care is like a needls-all eyel aud all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
THE AuERlcIY INSTITUTE F.IR.

The exhibition of the American Institute Is
now so thoroughly arranged that we can con-
hdcnty invite all our friends who are able TO
do so 20 make IL at least one visit, and see
what we have done during the last few years
in the cultivation of the liberal and useful
arts This evening the Hon. Samuel 5. Fisher,
Commissioner of Patents, viii deliver m adj
dress in the Exhibition building. He may find
all around him abundant inspiration for an cX
cellcnt speech. There we have collected spcci-
mems of the perseverance in labor, tho inge-
nuity in overcoming obstacles, and the fertility
of resource in developing the hidden wealth Of
nature and utilizing the natural forces,
which have distinguished us so honor
ably among the most civilized nations
and extended our boundaries in the course of
three generations from one ocean to the other
The most remarkable progress will be noted
among works of strict utility. This is only
what might have been expected from Il people
which has been in existence so short time
and has so much to do. In the arts of orna-
ment we are beginning to make our mark, but
they are chiefly those particular kinds of orna-
mcnt which are more or less closely CON
nccted with inventions of practical use. Pho
Biography, 1Or eAainplc, III WHICH VIZ can IA
hibit especially gratifying results, would hardly
have been SO rapidly improved in the United
States but for its application to economical
purposes, ana the great saving of money, to
say nothing of other advantages, obtained by
its substitution for the work of the engraver
and draughtsman. Valued first as an auxiliary,
1t is now beginning TO be valued for its own
sake, and promises In some of its departments
to rank only little below the arts of design
The department of machinery is now in COM
plete opcntion, and offers probably more
deeply interesting study than any other part
OF the Fair. Here the inventive faculty is
seen III its most complex and wonderful work
iDgs, and the immense addition which one mind
can make to the wealth and comfort of the
human race is most thoroughly appreciated
In some respects the exhibition is the best that
we have seen for many years. mt all events, it
is well worth careful examination as the most
important show of the kind in the United
States, and the most trustworthy sample of
the regular annual progress of our people in
material prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
ORR BATTLE-GROUND RlILROID.

The most urgent need of our City Is means
of expeditions transit from the lower WARDS III
which trade is concentrated to the upper part
of the island, and thence out OF town. Snch Il
means, if provided ten years ago, would nave
saved TO our State great amount OF taxable
nropcrty. which, along with thousands OF
valuable citizens, has been virtually driven into
other States by its absence.
For wears, We among others, have urged the
clartcrinr of an Underground Railroad con-
Meeting down town with Harlem ana west
chester County; and our two last Legislatures
have responded to our prayers. Parties nave
appeared in Albany as applicants Tor charters
have obtained them, gone away, ana dohc
nothing. We believe the charter granted last
Winter was almost, if not quite, literal tfah-
scriDt of the draft submitted by the petitioners
therefor Still, we have not even the first BLAST
thrown. the first pick struck into the earth, III
practical furthcrance of the needed work.
We have asked what this can mean, and tins
is in substance the answer to our inquiries:
7. The larger number Of highly respected ana
substantial citizens named as corpoatoIs III the
act are simply dummies. They consented 10
tLc use Of their names hut that was all
II. The protector or real grantee Is an enter
uri,ing individual who expects to make
"hig thing" of his charter.
Ill To which end, having secured an official
copr of the document, he takes it at once to
London, and hawks 1t about for purchasers.
As hi, views are cxaltcd-($2 100000, we under
stand, is his asking price for getting out OF the
way and letting the railroad be bult he has
not yet succeeded in cilcctug sale.
". Hence, nothing is done: and meantime
orr City suffers, and her business men are
driven to New-Jcrsey and Connecticut in search
of habitations, to the detrimcnt of our state as
well as City finances.
We do not know that these are the precise
facts, but we believe them to be very near the
exact truth. And we submit that 1t Is high
time that something were done about the mat
ter. If the charter of an UNDERGROUND Rail
road is worth anything, why shonld not It's
price be shared between tie state and the
City, And why should we not have the Road
somehow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

The more we learn of Mr.. George Francis
Train, the greater the profounder the more
passionate is our reverence for that cXtraordi-
nary fountain of words. 1t was Lord Castle
rcagh, we believe, whose oratory was compared
by Byron to the watery discharges of never
failing pump but Mr.. Train is hydrant of
still greater power of washneSs. He has an
nounccd in Cincinnati that he will lecture
every night from the present time until 1872,
to show how the doctor, lawyer, clergyman,
editor (ehea y and politician have destroyed
"tho individuality of the citizen" The resi-
dents of Cincinnati are in great alarm lest all
the lectures of this course should be delivered
in that city; but we defy Mr.. George Francis
Train to remain two years III one locality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

The ST. Louis Republican concurs in our view
that the chief end of our Financial policy fol
the present should be a reduction Of the
interest of our National Debt-if possible, to
per ccnt.-and adds:
This Il good sound scrse-only II u not There
WAS ON effort made last Winter 10 reduce the Interest on
Debt; but the Radicals OF New gland defeated IT,
Nobody doubts that reduction OF the interest rate from
% ( per would Do "a relief 10 the people; the
trouble Is 10 induce Republican members Of Congress
from tAc Eastern states 90 vote for IT, Let MI Greeley
address himself 20 them
Commemorative editor of The Republican,
we trust, is not in debt. If he is, and wants
the interest of that debt reduced, he will learn
bv experience that the end cannot be attained
10y his simply rohng that he will pay lower
rate hereafter than he has paid heretofore.
He will have to find some one who will lend
him at the lower rate unless he chooses to be
a rcpudiator-that is, self-proclaimed, un-
blushing scoundrel.
"The Republican members of Congress from
"tho Eastern States will vote to reduce the
interest on so much of the Debt rs shall have
become subject to redemption just so soon and
so fast rs capitalists can be found willing To
lend us the requisite amounts at the lower
rates proposed. If the West favors any mode
of reducing interest faster than this its sagacity
is just on par with its integrity, and neither
is Il thing to he proud Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

place it at the wife's disposal, deemiDg that
such q course would be treachery to Lord
"Byron's intentions and wishes but he lett
Mrs. Leigh to do with it exactly as she thought
proper, and it was accordingly destroyed by
her representatives in the presence OF Moore
and The publisher Murray. Lord John Rus
sell, who read it, says that with few excepp-
"tions il contained little traces of Lord Byron's
genius and no interesting details of his lie,'
and that the world is no loser by The Sacrlllce'
1t was certainly read by several persons Vino
it was in DIuIray'5 custOdy-among others Oy
Washington Irving. The publication or what
pulported to be part of it in Ihe ION" b3"
magazine was denounced by Moore as forgery
It may be added that Nh Hewitt IS also III
error in blaming Lady Byron for keeping back
her statement until all her husbands associates
were dead. When she made her revelation 10
Mis-. Stowe several intimate friends OF the poet
were still liying-among others Lord Brough-
ton (Sir j. C. Hobhousc) and Captain Medwin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
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