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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

ES'Tho sacrament Of the Lords supp,r
will DO administered in tie Prc5byferi,n
Church in this place, on tic Ist Sabbath Of
August, Che 7tb day Of the monih) Pre-
paratory services on fhc Friday preceding
NTANTED--'e .vIs-tl1 to 500 nor r5,.t..
w everywhere male aud female. 90 iniralre.
Doe GENriNE NrE0r.H touHJS SENSE F4t.b. .....
1850 Ht..rSE. This Machine viii stitch. f,tn fII
tuck quilt cord. bind braid aud ehdroiirr if N
most superior manner. Pr.. only SIS. ruIl.
warranted for h,c vctls. Wewiffua efpO0 a.
auy machine That ..Ii sew q stronger, more beam
uuI, o. more elastic seam than ours Dr. raI,-
ihc Elastic Lp.h Such.' Every ccouG s,tt..i
can be cut, aud still the cloth cannot be r,iil,5
apart without tearing TO- We pay Agents from
$40 lo 500 per month aud cEpcuses or % CONS
mission from which twice that amount tlr I'D.
made h3dr.-- ECDNB a.. PI1T~EUrGu
PA BOSTON, MASS. or ST. LOUIS VO
CAiTION--Hewarc Of an Agents selling ga,
chimes under the same name as ours, unless tLo,
cln show ascrii6-ua Of aeeucy signed lyn,
We shall not hold ourselves responsible Gr
worthless Machines sold by other parties. ana
-"aIi prosecute uIl parties either selling or -i..
Machines under this name 90 the f.ll txir1t a.
TIE law, unless such Machines were obl7ir.I
from us or orr Agents. DO BOi Ic Imposed ..i..
"n 10y parties who COPY our advertisement ,.'f
circulars and ou.r WorhIr Machine ata b..
price Apui ~. ls19- su
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22
THE French PRoGnAMur

The ,Li6ertc, the Theirs party organ.
gives the following as the French program
me: The army viii FIRST enter Hesse 70
neutralizo the Southern States of Ger.
many, then occupy aud fortify Frankfort
From this point they will sweep all the
Prussian territory to the left Of the Rhine
then enter Prussia by way of Wcstphalia
aud the reconstruction of the Rheni,h Con.
federation viii follow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

victim o. early indiscretion, causing nef-
yous debility, premature decay, SC having tri-
ed IN vain every advertised remedy, has discov-
cred q simple means Of selfcurs, which he will
send free 20 lis fellow sufferers Address
j. 8 REEVES, ~ Nassau st., n. y,
NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET .--SEsNAL,
~ PuysiCAL AND NERvOus DEBILITY, It's effects
and cure Price % cents. Address SECRErA-
RY Museum Of Anatomy, Gis Broadway n YoIk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

R+7-IgA TAUT's Past Uoi Ryyr is
pronounced TO be ono Of the most usC'ui .wre-
mcnts a E,rncr can have 1T viii pay for itself
100 lnlta days work and when once used 30 win
no more Dc dispensed with than n shovel or
spade in the ordinary work of q farm. all and
see the tool at This Office
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22
OPFICTAL DECLARATto

OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF WAR.
The Patrie, this morning, says that the
Prussian Ambassador to Vienna, now here
en- passage, started last night for Berlin with
an official declaration Of war.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22
Hoonands German Bi.ters

- entirely vegetable, and contains
40 liquor. 10 - y compound OF
FLUID Extracts. The t2Ools, Herbs,
tracts arc made arc gathered In
s;,,a TIr,,,gny:: a TN e ,,ne.l!-
from - tiseTFs by n
cfcnJIG &c SsS.-.S,/ & Z, . X, ist
Theae eXtrHcts are Ga ca forwarded
10 tHis country 40 be used cN-
StiSse Bitferr. 'Ehcre - mo a5co-
p Ollie Su6Ataucc O: aHy Kind used
In compromising the t2Itterss, hence
30 IS Ihc only fstttcTs thai can bs
used In eases whore alcoholic
stiInSiantD are not advisable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

IUh Loan -Scvcral months
wo mentioned the fact that - mortgage OK
Hy 'Ho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
go secure Tie payment Of proposed loan
1000 hy Mcssrs. Barring, Brothers & Co,
london, had been left in the Recorder Office
"". county, for record We see Iy ono Of our
Hr.- lat tine entire amount (about < ,00O-
"aH token in ono day at 92l gold, which
iHc difference i'm exchange, 6c, is cquiya-
'1 ioi currency. The bonds arc Of the de-
zion Of. GOO, bearing per cent interest
able semi annually I'm London Bhel. Int
|"I.uh@rs About sixty cmigrants ar.
rar1Iure on the 9th inst, in charge
~ratomon named Sclby, c7 roais
county. The New Creek quite
.t t.' have purchased small farms in
".an1w'.l az ono. proceed to clear them up.
Hos G.. j TArLKyrR.- We notice in
' of DIR exchanges letter from Col. W
l.H.s lt.ol june 9TH, 1870, t. Col. Jouv
vt l.T-son CO., W. Va relative TO
n. cIs y. TAvtbNra. This leUcr s'otcs
writer who was thc intimate friend aud
..il'e of Che la'c prcsileut) had fire.
conversations with NIr Ltyaotv about Mr.
.n which SIR. J.. expressed DIS ycry
ari Hr Nr D. md Dis regret no the in-
Blob Dee considered done 90 him by his
arl imprisonment on DIS return from
tf. H.o ne1 tllf iu january IsG1
ra. Nr. Faulkner v1s living "a retired
Virginia. and taking 100 part ia thc war;
...'n addressed 90 him an autograph lct.
H'm to return o. OBS h5mc and offer
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

bride aud ERrfdexrOosa
Dog for Young Mcn, free, In scaled en-
,eiopes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box. p.
Philadelphia, Pa
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'4'' 81, az. W. wooDWARR

FROM NON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge ~ tho Supreme Court Of Pcnua ylvauia
IHrrAurf rUrt. Is rr.i ~. 1904
= consider EEooGaudis herman
e Slt'f ip co.s * gs,'at a,.1 ~. !.
Of tudigcs a ton or Dyg-
- ~ = "a. Fsfsus esracau certify
this from my experience 90 81.
Yours, WITH respect,
JAMES A6EoTg EsSON.
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Read ihc following from Air Womblc, a pro.
minent hardware Merchant Of this city
No l3 MarkOi Snmnrc knrrIk Nn
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Kosl'oo Cares ScrcIala il It's Worst Forms.

kosEoo is endorsed by the best physicians eve
rywhefe. Read the following from Dr. Tillery.
successful practitioner Of many years standing
in the Old North State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-22
Legal Notice.

ELIZABETH J. PARKER and William, Par
T. ker her husband,agaihst Ezra Coen;Isa;ah
Coeii, JAMES Coeh, John Fowler, Sarah Sci auB
and Jacob Schaub her husband, and MgCay
Fowler, heirs of Delilah Fowler; Mary Coen
and William B. Coen, heirs Of John Coen; 81.
inoa Coen, Ezra Coen, Jr., John Ceen, Jane
Coen, Martha Cosn Mary NJ. Coen,- Coen
heirs of Stephen Coen, defendants Ybu
will take notice that Elizabeth J. Parker aud
William Parker her husband, on the 22d day
of January, 1870, filed in the court of COM
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, .heir Pc
tition against the above named defendants,
and that the same is there pending, wherein
they claim an equal undivided seventh of aud
demand partition of the following lands, to
wit. The southwest quarter of section thirty
two in township three of range four, and the
north half of the northwest quarter Of Sec
tion thirty.on in township three of range
four, being so much of said last named tract
as lies north of the Fishing creek road; said
land being in Monroe county, Ohio, And
said petitione also asks to have the liens on
said land, under the will of Benet Coen, ad
justed and discharged, being legacies charged
hpun said land, in favor of certain of the
b ei,s of Benet Coer. Said petition will be
for hearing and order at the April term Of
said court. 1870.
ELIZABETH J. PARKER and
WILLIAM PAKKKR her husband
feb32w6.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to Elizabeth Cline
IN and Isaac Cline her husband; the un-
known heirs of Sarah Cline wife of Lewis
Cline; Samantha Cox and William Cox her
husband, Sarah Gates and John Gates and
Theodore Cline heirs of Am anda Cline; ELIAS
Hall, Peter Hall, John W, Hall and Amanda
Hall, heirs Of Susan Hall; Stacy Cline and
Thomas Cline her husband and John Beaver,
Nancy Ford and Stephen Ford her husband,
Emily Knowlton and Joseph Knowlton her
husband, James Beaver, Thomas W..Beavsr
and Adaline Finney and E. NJ Finney her
husband. that Nancy BeardmoIe and John
Beardmore her husband, on the 18th day of
February, 1870, filed in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, their petition
against them, and the same Is therein pend
ing, in which they demand partition of the
following lands, to wit: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section thirty
one in township four of rahge i've, and the
northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
of section thirty one in township feur OF
range FIVE. and the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section twenty five in
township four of range fre,in Monroe ounty,
Ohio; said petitioners claim to own one equal
undivided seventh of said lands, and that at
the April term of said court they vii. ask
for an order of partition. M
HoLLISTBR g. OKEY, Att'ys
for NANCY BRARpMoRE and JOHN BEARDNoRE.
feb22w6.
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CAMERON, o. Feb. IA, 1870.

EDS. SPIRIT: l propose to answer the
."Puzzle for the Curious" in SPIRIT of
February s, 1870. The "Rooster" was
aprophet of ancient date he was before
Adam, Noah, Moses, Enoch or Elijah !;
he was not Jesus Christ nor any of the
Apostles, and was before any of them !;
and,as everything was made before man,
he existed first; he was with Noah in the
ark; near and in hearing of Christ before
his accusers; and crowed aloud when
Peter went out and wept bitterly-this
was the sermon he preached; he is not
four feet high, walks 5are-footed and
bare-headed, his coat is of many colors,
fits close, &c ALLEN BROCK.
s-T a
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12sa12sc for clear rib; sides are in de-
mand and advanced to Ice; clear sold al
l6ic, all packed.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 17ta18lc and
dull; bulk hams dull and offered freely at
l3Ic.
EGGS-Steady at ls6,
CHEESE-Duil at 16al7c. ),
OILS Linseed firm; held at 98r;small
sales at this rate. Lard quiet and un-
changed at l 40a1 43. Petroleum at
3Qc.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady;sNew Or
leans at 12ha13lc.
COFFEE--At 18a24c.
MOLASSES-Firm at 75a7Sc.
GOLD--At l 19 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at GALLO per
cent. discount buying.
MONEY Market easy.
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One single Piciisre 25 Cents

person ordering y photographs will draw
prize worth from 81 so $l5 %. The arti-
.cles to be drawn are Watches, Clocks, Fine
Jewelry of all designs, Albums, Penknives,
Gold and Silver Rings, and hundreds of other
articles-ths leas: articles drawn are worth
81 so to SIS 90,
w A II G III Nj A * f. R |.
The artist Is also practical matchmaker. He
has constantly on hand Watches, Clocks aud
Jewelry. He has had six years experience in
the Egin Watch Factory. His prices are: :.
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yvashington County News.
from the Marietta Times, 10th inst !

From the Marietta Times, 10th inst.
Three prisoners-one man and two
women-suspected of having robbed a
store near Matamoras, couple of weeks
since, were brought to this place on Sat
urday night, aud committed to Jail.
The Nineteenth Annual Fair of the
Washington County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association will be held on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
October 4, Sand 6, 1870. Messrs. Hail.
Conley and Palmer, the committee. on
premiums, will be GLAD to have sugges.
tions from any member of the Associa-
ton before the Sd of March next The
premium list will be published early and
with The cooperation of the members
and friends of the Association, the Board
hope to make the nineteenth Fair the
crowning one of the State.
Died, in Sacramento, California, Jan.
uary 21st, 1870, in his 61st year, Captair
Daniel g. Whitney, last surviving child
of Captain James Whitney, Sr., of Har
mar, well known and esteemed.
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To CLEAN PAINTs.-There is a very
simple method to clean paint that bas
become dirty, and if our housewives
should adopt it, it would save them a
great deal Of trouble. Provide q plate
with some of the best whiting to be had,
and have ready some clean warm water
and piece of flannel, which dip into
the water and squeeze nearly dry; then
take as much whiting as will adhere to
it, apply it to the painted surface when d
little rubbing will instantly remove any
dirt or grease. After which wash the
part well with clean water, rubbing it
dry with soft chamois. Paint thus
cleaned looks as well as when first laid
on, without any injury to the most deli
cate colors. 1t is far better than using
soap, and does not require more than
half the time and labor.
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Detu 9obertls
Sheriff Sale.
L. B. Long & Co
Joseph Wehr.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town Of
Woodsheld, on
SATURDAY., the 9Th day of april, 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and A
O'Clock pm, the following descri ibed real es-
tate in said county. to wit: Situate in the
southwest quarter Of section twslvs township
seven and range seven, and more particularly
described as follows: beginning for the same
at stake marked With cross, situated east
ward. and within three or four rods of the
northeast corner of lot number forty, in the
town of Calais; themes nofth nineteen and
one half degrees east six rods and fourteen
links; thence north eleven and one hslf
degrees east four rods; thence south sevsnty
and one half degrees east one rod and four
teen links; thence south eleven and one half
degrees west four rods; thence south seventy
six and one half degrees east six iods and
eight links; thence south fifteen deg.ees vest
four and one half rods; thence westward to
the place Of beginning; containing Dy esti
nation fifty two square rods
Appraised at $500
GEORGE CALDWELL,
febl5w5. Sheriff NJ. CO.
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To Consulnptfyes.

THB Advertiser, having been, restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several yearswith
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cufe.
To all who desire it, be will send copy o
the prescription Used dree of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BsoscnrSis, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he oonceives to be invalu-
abe and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
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CRINoMNE We are -often asked if
crinolines are or are not out of fashion,
and We always answer in the negative;
they are not sof fashion. Indeed, the
present mode of wearing costumes with
double skirts, tunics, and tight fitting
patelot, fully gathered at the back, rem
ders a crinoline quite Indispensable 9TH
erwise the dress has very bad effect,
being very full and puffed ont at the top,
and quite scant and limp at the bottom.
The present crinoline is Of moderate
size, but it has the usua. light, steel CIR
cles, and a tournure in the upper part at
the back, more or less puffed out
This tournure sets off to advantage
the full double skirt or gathered basque,
or the elaborate bow of the sash.-Dem-
oresfs Magazine, for March.
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Legal

FLIJAH BENEFIT. Elisha Bennett, Riley Be-
IL nett and Rosana Stubbs and - Stubbs
her husband, will take notice that on the 10th
day of February, 1870, Edmund u. Rice filed
in the court of common pleas of Monroe
county. Ohio, his petition in and by which
he demands partition of the southeast quar-.
ter of the southwest quarter of section twen-
ty-six in township tour. of range six, and the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twenty-five in township four of
range six, in Monroe county, Ohio wherein
said Edmund NJ. Rics Claims to own one uudi.
vided fifth part. and that the said Elijah Be-
nett, Elisha BENEFIT, Riley BENEFIT and Rosana
Stubbs each own one undivided fifth part and
that at the Aprl.term said Rdinuud NJ. Rice
wi ask for an order of partition or snch
other proceedings as may be authorized by
law. iEa .i EDMUND NJ. RI CE,
By HoLLIsrER & 0KxY, Att'ys.
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"Washington SocieIy. p

Senator Pomeroy is actively getting
up committee for the abolition of ahu
ses about the Capital. If it carries out
its work it will abolish Pomcroy himself.
A temperance society for the women of
the Capital would be the least appropri-
ate measure this season. A scene ut a
late reception, at the house of 70 ultra
fast political people either. was as fol-
lows, or sufficiently near it: Vile of a
moneycd committeeman, in a biissful
state, enters the puncI:.-oom on her hus-
bands arm. A Radical politician pass.
Fing,slle grects him: "Say, Charlcy.w won't
you drink some champagne in my shoe ?''
Radical politician bushes dangerously.
Husband,appealingly: My dear, i think
the carriage must be ready by this timc.'
Such things happen in New York at the
Bal d Artistes; here they are incidents
Fof washington society. Correspon
Hsafe, .A.e,p YorE Fork Worla
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Ey- Grant told loyal Senator the
other day that ''there is not a Radical in
the entire South who is qualified to be
placed on the Supreme bench.' The
ilustrious Ulysses has not wasted much
OF his valuable breath in efforts at truth
telling lately, but he tried it and succeed
ed admirably in this case The grand
army of carpet baggers will not find the
remark particularly fattering to their
self-love, however, and we may expect
that the representatives, of that motley
crowd in Congress will yet find means to
pay off the 'man at the other end of the
avenue" for his indiscreet candor.
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Dissolution.

| lAvING dissolved the partnersh of the
l | firm of Jacob Roemer & Son. the senior
partner will continue the business and offers
to sell his present stock Of goods, consisting
of dry goods, notions. boots and shoes, hats,
quee nsware, hardware, glass, &c., &c, at
greatly reduced prices. He will also settle
the books Of the late firm, and asks all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 20 US to
come and settle. JACOB R0EMER.
Claringtch, O., Feb. Is, 1870. w3.
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COUPONS.
Chicago Market.
February II.

February II.
FLOUR-Lower; medium grades are
moderately active; other descriptions are
dull spring extras at 80a5 125.
WHEAT-Dull and ac lower sales Of
No. l at at'S74aS7tc; No. 2 at s0aaSlc. tlo-
sing with buyers at Sic and sellers at Sl4
This afternoon the market was unsettled
at Slac cash, and s24c seller March for
No 9.
CORN--Dull and taac lower; sales of
No. 2 at G9a693c; rejected at 66tc; no
grade at 49ta53c. This afternoon No. 2
was dull at 694a69!c,
OATS Dull, weak and &c lower at
3S4a38lc for No. 2, closing at the inside.
RYE-Dull at 67a67tc for No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet at 65a72c for No. 9.
HUGS-Dressed are firm and steady,
closing at 10 25alO so, dividing on 200
pounds; live steady and firm at 8 25a9
40 for common to extra prime.
CATTLE-Steady at 00a7 25 for
fair butchers to choice shipping steers.
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VIM, Kuabe & Go.
Grand. square and Upright
PIANOS.
Orer 80 Gold aad Silrcr Medals Re
ceired Ocer all Competitors; tie High
est Aioards OF Merit.

THESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN BE-
L fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone. attained an
unpurchased pre- -eminsnce that proncunces
them uuequAlled.
Their ToNR combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and 6ne singing quality, as we'll
as great purity of intonation and harinoni-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH ia plant and ell astic, and is
entirelyfree from the stiffness found in SO
many pianos, which causes the performer to
so easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex.
celled. Their action is constructed with "a
care and attention to every part therein that
Characterizes the finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their maaufattufe, and they will accept the
hard usage Of the concert room with thsi
OF the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact they are constructed
''Not for Year, but Forever"
All of KyaBE's SQUARE Pianos have thsii
new improved Grand Scale ald the Paten
Agraffe Treble in upper octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the grandsst improvement
used in the construction of Pianos Eyery
instrument fully warranted for Eve years,
lIareroons, No II d: 13 East State st.
COLUMBUS, o.,
Aa,l Nos 28S ,d, 800 Superior street
CLEVELAND, o.
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Correspondence.
YoUNd's MILL, Monroe Co., O.
Feb. IA, 1870. {


EpIToRs SPIRIT: There has been some
improvement down here this winter
Mr.. John Bracey and WI Morris have
rebuilt their grist mill and are now pre-.
pared to grind corn and will grind wheat
in about two weeks.
Mr.. ]. j. ALEXANDER is repairing his
saw mill and when ready to saw there
will be nothing wanted but water and q
good road. We want the Commission
ers to grant the road up Sunish. II
can be made easier and with better
grade, than on the hill route. The ma
ierial can all be obtained along the road
1t is the best route, summer and winter.
Yours, &C., C. NJ. BLOWERS.
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NEWSPAPER SpoNGEs.-An exchange
we'll says, that there are many persons
who either take no paper at all, or else
take one from another city, and when
they wish to see what is transpiring in
their own neighborhood they borrow
the local paper from some citizen more
liberal than themselves. Many men of
this kind are engaged in business, and
frequently grumble because people do
not patronize home industry, when they
practice the very thing of which they
COMPLAIN.