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New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

of other doceses and candidates for holy orders were
Sv vote admitted 10 honorary seats in the Conyenuon
The Rev Mr. Farrington was reelected Treasurer ana
various committees were appointed. The Conyenuion
adjourned 10 O'Clock p. m, when missionary inoo'"e
held,
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

ONE OF THE NINETEENTH WARD RUFFIANS AR
RESTED.
Thomas Duffy was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Detective. Hamilton and Lewis OF the Nineteenth
Precinct on suspicion Of being Of the men who
robbed and attempted to violate Miss Baker IN Forty
eghth-st.. Saturday night last. Miss Baker Tecog
uiZed Duffy ds of hCr aSsdilauts.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

Turkish Baths, 13 Laight t-st-Gents hours
G to 8a H. and to p N. Ladies, 10 to Ia
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
wAREHousE-WiLAKD HARVEY, 800 Broadway New-iork
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

Windows without Wsfr) Paint OIL Cloths
Floors, Tables. aud al WoolNoh Chua,
Esnhrn sud Glassware, and for General
HOHspCleahng Purposes
FOR POLISHING
Knives, Tnware, Brass, steel Iron and
all Metallic Wares. REMOVES as hy
Magic, stains and Rust. leaving a bril-.
liant surface, equal toNe~.
REaOy RSiSTANS PROM MARBIE. PANT. and WOOD l. not
Injurious and QUICKER BETTER and CHEAPER than Bath Brick,
Rotten Acid viii h. iound trial the perfect
reliable and article offered o the public Of this
other country fact PREPARATION No INDIVIDUAL OR CLASS
CAN AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT
We refer 10 the testimonials possession nom families
hotels aud INA nuiactur alec - more tlsn
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
sho have u IN dhh house aud shog II will
htlc gu clains-loit
For sAltWho.ar nBl rsby Gfocry Dag
throughout the United
Depot Hl Wasbnsion s ktHiOrs ard ~ OIlurd Loniop
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
THB THAUMATURGICAL RBhEDrALs
THB GREATEST SUCCESS OP THE AGE.
2G.so3 CURES IN BIGI

Gg93 CURES IN EIGHT MONTHS OF
Catarfh. ............ ............ Heart Deases
Consump ...... ......... Kidney Affections
Bronchitis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Blood Malades
Rheumatism. ............ Womb Complaints
Neuralgia.................. Liver Diseases.
Scnfua. Bye Affections
Deafness Nervous Debility.
Dyspepsia. Female Diseases.
Uesdache. Fever and Ague
Nervousness. .................S Vituss Dance.
Organic Weakness.
Euilepsy. Impaired Memory
Tum6rs Nodes, Ulcers, Eruptons.
EHhausng Drain S stem
MADE ny THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

THE ENGLISH ARE WATCHING curiously the
Feuan fermentation Canadian border and the eyes America
onsnd most Of unerte perb hats made by the
KNOX whose headquarters 22 Broadway Of Fuon
sendeu desirable hAts and head gear generally that
added elegance to the costumes Of any period
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
CTAFFoRD'S IRON A.

STAFFoRD's IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
with the elemens which declares
the and nron to augment the vital forces and
sulphur blood and the secretiOns For debility all Its
varieties and general specific and peculiar
the the potent all remedies They especially
adapted 10 the Of sexual disabilities
Sold Druggists. Package u Powders ST. Packages, 81 So
Mailed Free. Money sent al our Hsk
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

II. n. SoUIRE's, 97 Fulton-st., New-YOrk is
the reliable WATcHEs fine DIAaoSD choice
KLRY, and sILyRRwAItK Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

A FINE PARLOR CHRoMo, worth IS, given away
premium each subscriber DgsOREsTs MOSTHLi MAGAZINE
YoUSG AMERICA Publication Ohce 8J3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

THE LARGEST HOTEL SAFE in the country is
Housy BoToS The American In the Of bus
ness, and Supplied with every modern improvement
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
THE RROoKLyN DAILY I

TnE BROoKLYN DAILY EAGLE has a larger
circulation other evening in America In orer 10 ae-
the SewlOk readers who desire 30 have this hsclas
paper the following agencies established in EewYok CITY
Hamilton Jones No Asor House (oud J. H. Hitler, News
Exchange Hoe Aor House Rotunda messr Dunn
j. Central Rsiload Depot foot Of Lberyst James Coils,
jersey City Ferry foot Of COurn CP wood GIandt Fer
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

CHITTENANGO WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases Rheumatism and Scroua Sold by all
Druggists Depot No College place j. HENRY. Send for circular.
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RICAN WATC II ES
N AND
I l. Il l. 1 Or l. V T. K w y Il T.,
LOWEST PRICES.
a. R1MREEE Il CO.,
O" ''AN'-' avn 273 BROADWAY, COR. CHAMBERS-ST.

DONALDSON & MEARES,
III Of SiTthaye. and Nineteenth st.,
LADIES La 9 9Hs SS faw Sp S%fssE WALKING AND
SITS AT ExIRAoRpiSARY in lk Low PRICES s o. richly
Linen SoiiS' nicely trmmei. 81 TO so -
"hiih IL" y 'o' s. IS Sc. 20 50 to s2
cHLDS LINEN GABRELS 81 bp 81 10 y D. % 1BAeGAlNS'
GREAT RARGATs N 0SERy GLOVES
vEvErS LAcEsd EM9Rq9I6EaGGs G6 S5Y UMBRELLAS
LADIES Reyymade uNDERCLorHNG at manufacturers prices.
FRENCH wOvE coRSkTS e9e dne "a; haadd%ade ooe El Is
Corner Of 'i,aiiiS siIthaTs and Nue,eeuth.t.
nUNNINGTON Il EMlGH'S ICE CREAM is
pure Orange County only which combined with
and large and da Increasing business enab7 TO supply an %
from one quart to thousands gallons filed the shortest notice and
delivered free charge Sunday schools strawberry festivals er
Pn,bSte near Tsept,tbirlst Branch 2S3 Boaway
fourtsi 9o Chatham ST. and 22s fhrlye Harlem
A UCTI0N GOODS AT A BARGAIN.
"a Having bougt out part Of the stock OF the late hn OF r. v
HAUGHwOUT & Co., am selling SILyERPLATED WARE.
CUTLERY REFRIGERAToRs COOKING UTENSILS, CHINA and
GLASS and other HOUSEFURNIsNG GOODS, at prices that
sogd astonb the Danes. Come Come all
EDWARD L. BASSFoRD,
Cooper Institute.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, from "a to 500
" WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
Also l2'oo PATENT SWING by which you swing YOURSELF
Price 50 all complete
LEWIS p TIBBALs l7s Broadway,
Grand and Broome-sts, n Y.
VERMONT SPRING WATER.-The great
remedy and serofnous Diseases Kidney CouSint''
etors, sheldon, VI. W. H. sCHIEFFELTy Co, Agents
40 willamst. N Y
90 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
and all the standard works and also choice En
glish, French and Scotch stationery.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

ICIFHS specially having confidence propeniss
any medcines sold fact
bounced belief them and slkSJs them
70 all others sold We
made astonishing Mobile Of seroi eatrrb, kidney
eases, &C., "iib Jour Cancer Pant Lha spec be. &C. -
l.. D. 3 B. g. GOULD.
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Dmggisls. lmrl i've years standing
Prom distinguished member Of cOugr.,.

Prom distinguished member Of Congress
WlsHRGToS, hsy 1910.
NY DEAR DocToR Your pe!ienes to set ayorAby hs
wen az be blood / m much improved.
Ny Bmbs wonders Of medes science have eye ha 10
your mecire and skill. believe hat you en yN'ened oi
God 10 80 and that will DO Yog have
great deal for You unier,tand Tour business.
You the physician whom have conllnoe 10.
SoGd trust the bokheds down here TO byc bore
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01


0HSTLysys Send fall line Of vour goc BY
possible ntsnd maie the Of the UNIVERSITY MID
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
BLarRsvnLg. Pa. Ann %. lgrn.

To Prof Inclosed please Hard Oh Ly-
Guhco William Caon Of Ills place %; weight l65 pounos
disease uiu I'D olou, ulcer painful ad grgrIols of p y
standing had exhausted al the s Of pb7scans dunn
that tine.
terrible picture tte condition Of bis eg the lt Of F
ary. 1910.
BY the Of the Cancer Plant Extract, Healing Blood asd Bone O
and May-Apple Pills, he Is entirely cared
THIS attracted He being
the medicines iurnsl el cos&lJ
Besides Minute Pain Cune and Nen algo Rbeun
his neck drawn angle oi g. degrees
band while all doc0r laughed CONSIDERED
good joke attempt this bnt tha1k God bso
al hs maades restored his strength, AID made bin Vel
with the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
think dear Doctor inspired bring forth remedies
for the cure afflicted children nothing the s
has Jet approached SAMUEL OhBhN.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

ICE-CREAM MACHINERY.
JAMES Y WATKINS SON It CATHARINE.Sr.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
FROM OR LETTER FILES.

GKNER,Ls OFTIcE WASHINGTON March TO- 1862.
PK0FE,suH. Plrair iosar oer University Mr
pleased that have found them Of great
treatment Of patients under charge ACTING A. SURGEON.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

IOMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANI.Ihls Pant
the powerful Blood and skin Diseases
discovered meca immediate and permanent curative for
all soous Cancerou and ErGptSe Maaes The Cancer Plant
sold the following viz; s Blood Purifier One bottle Of
possess than bot
ties Of any Sarsapar Alternative Price 81 per package
with Book or three packages for -.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

PRoFgssoR received medicine you good order NJ gfo
has doong years falling Of te womb and received
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES hali
she recovering from uterine snorrha ad
20 Chlorcc Cold f1r
times she was enabled attend home du and toay
her own washing accustomed supporter The medicines
acquiring great reputation bere. WM NICK FlsHBACki =
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
We clip the following, from the

WI clip the following, from the
Canton Mail:
W. are informed that the chief
musician at the shop" here Tues
day night was the Hon. Emanuel
Handy, q member Of the present
Mississippi Legislature, represen.
ting the county Of Copiah in that
distinguished body. The honorable
gentleman, we are informed, was
excused from his arduous duties
by the Legislature, in order that he
might come and dispense music for
the votariesof Terpsichore in Can.
ton. This was doubtless q pleas
ant recreation to the sable Scion,
and profitable, too, for In addition
to his usual per diem as a Legisla.
tor. he will receive liberal compen.
sation for his services at the frolic,
We are surprised that our neigh
bOrs, the American Citizen and the
Republican, do not note the pres
ence among us of the distinguished
gentleman from Copiah, and state
the interesting and important mis-
sion that has called him from hit
post.
A clause in the new bill, which
has passed the United States Sen
ate, provides for the severe punish
ment Of any one who being in,
competent, secures the position o
local inspector by false pretences.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

gable highway running through
and connecting q number oil
States.
But we do not assume to be com.
petent TO enlighten the company
in regard to the legal merits OF
their charter. AS intelligent gen
tlemen they are presumed to un-
derstandfullythe character Of their
project and the definitions that are
likely to arise In the execution OF
Iofit. And if the franchise be in.
tended for sale, purchasers would
of course carefully investigate the
magnitude and hazards of the I'M
dertaking before expanding cap.
ital upon it The company will
permit US, with due respect to
them as intelligent and public
spirited gentlemen, to predict that
nothing will come Of this project
but an attempt so soon as opera
tons are commenced under the
charter, to sell to boats the right
to navigate the creek, without
ever building II lock or dam aid
that the whole result will be injury
and wrong 10 the citizens On the
creek, if submissive to this in
reference with private rights and
sound public policy.
If slack water navigation were
attended with no legal difficulties,
and if it be feasible, (which is
doubtful, unless at enormous cost, J
its utility to the country dwindles
into insignidcance, when compared
with the contemplated railroad
from Vicksburg to Memphis,
through the Deer Creek region.
And it is to be feared, that this
comparatively unimportant and
purely local scheme would operate
in some degree TO retard and in
jure the other magnificent enter.
prise. Let the less gave way to
the greater, Give us the railroad,
and we need no slack water navi,
CATION, even il it were feasible and
without objection. The Missis-
sippi Valley, Vicksburg, our State,
and in fact the whole country
would be vastly benefited by the
road; but slack water navigation
would chiefly, perhaps, exclusive.
w. benefit the corporation.
CITIZEN.
Deer Creek, Issaquena County,
May 18th, 1850.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

EDITOR HERALD: have notices
IN yesterdays paper an aFtiol,
headed "CdR Yicksburg Aage I
Race Course" the contents D
which, / read with great pleasure
as | am glad some one has CONT
forward 10 push the matter.
In my past letters, urged II, aud
| still do so, knowing from expert
eBce how Il has benefited several
cities, and has made them rise 10
business beyond expectation. NJ
one knows what good racing does
to u city, (mOre particularly If il
should be a central one, with breed.
ers OF blOoded stock around them
until il has been properly estab'
lished, when hundreds Of stran-
gers visit the city, besides the own.
ers, trainers, strappers and riders
Of horses ; causing the city to have
an appearance OF life and bustle,
every one of them having TO spend
money during the race week, there.
by causing a flow OF cash, 10 the
benefit OF hotels, merchants, and
every one In business.
remember when l was but q
rider in 1858. Montego Bay, a poor
business place, established racing,
and continued Il in spite Of several
obstacles that actually had caused
It TO be once thought 3 failure
But no: they stuck TO il, and 10
1867, | visited that town as 8
trainer in charge Of eight horses,
and fouAd no less than two hun
dred and twenty.seven horses in
train for the meeting. Now, you
can imagine the quantity of persons
belonging 10 the several stables that
must have been in the town, be.
sides sporting men aud VISITORS
MOntego Bay became then an estab.
lished racing town; persons flock.
ed there money passed freely ;
business stirred, aud It does to-day
an extensive business-all aitrib.
uled TO the establishing of racing
in 1858. Other examples l could
show, but | have no doubt that
there is not a person OF any fore
sight that would not agree with me,
that il Vicksburg established racing
in a proper aud respectable manner,
a few years would cause this city ~
be so advanced with business, as
to take the lead as the liveiiest and
most busy city in the State.
Your correspondent OF the letter
alluded to, l must congratulate
on coming forward with a promo.
sitiOn as beneficial TO the city, a,
being a liberal minded man OF no
cramped ideas, and hope that after
such II noble proposition, the in
habitants will open their eyes, and
shake of the slumber Of slOthfui.
ness.
| find racing in Memphis, 20 a
great extent, and every one states
it is the life Of the city and II
Vicksburg desires 10 rank equal ia
the other Southern cities, she must
make a move, and that in the right
direction.
My services are at their com
maud should they ever require il
aud trust the time is not lar dis
tant, when | shall see Vicksburl
filed with strangers, attending tht
V~icksburg races.
Yours respectfully.
AN OLD RACER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

The EDWARDS HoUsE-JAcKsoN,
The enterprisiug proprietor of this
establishment, Mr. HiIzheim, has,
with commendable zeal, and jusii.
fable prudence and sagacity, began
some extensive additions 10 the
structure. II is the verdict Of o..
travellers that nothing palatable OF
nc to be eaten can be procured be-
tween Louisville or Jackson, but at
Jackson a good table is always set
at the Edwards House, and hence
all old travellers provide them.
selves with luncheon sufficient 10
last them from Louisville 10 Jack.
son or Cice UeIgd. Mr.. Hilzheim is
making additions 10 the Edwards
House, which will cost him In the
neighborhood of $4,000, aud by
which he will secure az least fifty
additional comfortable and commo.
dious rooms. WheA completed, he
will have one Of The mos; convent.
ent and complete railroad hOtels in
the South, and in the point Of fare
ou1 cnV,ptanup ~ostautinn ~ Cnarte
there will be none TO compare with
him. The trouble with him here.
tofore, has been the want of room,
but by the additions which be is
now making, this great want will
be amply supplied. Success we
say to the Edwards House, and
wealth and health to It's enterpris.
lug and courteous proprietor.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
THE WEEKLY HERALD
LITTLEHM.,


me cottage vas a matched one, the out.
side old and mean,
ret all " thin that little cot, was wOndrou,
neat and clean,
me night was dark and stormy, the Elad
was bowling Wild
As 3 patient mother watched beside u.
death bed Of her child,
A little worn out creature, bis once bright
eyes grown dim;
It vas q GOLFERS wife and child, they called
him little Jim.
And oh, 70 see the bFiRy tear fast h~urrvine
down her cheek,
ASshe oneredup Il PRAYER in thouEht.She VA
afraid TO speak
Lest she might waken one she Lowell :
better than her life,
For STE had all q mOther's heart, had tia,
poor GOLFERS wife;
with hands uplihed, zoe she kneels beside
the sufferers bed
And prays that He wall spare her boy, and
take heTself, instead.
She gets her answer from the child, soft fall
these words nom him:
Mother the angels do 20 smile and beckon
little Jim;
have no pain dear mother, now, but oh. |
am so dry,
Just molten poor Jlm's lips. again, and
mother don't you cry"
with eager trembling haste she placed a tea
cup to his lips,
Hesmiled to thank her. as he took three tiny
little sips.
"Tell father when he comes from work I
said good night to him
and mother now I'll go TO sleep" Alas
poor little Jimj
She anew that be was dying, that the child
she loved so dear
Had uttered the last words she might ever
hope to hear.
The cottage door is opened, the cOtter's step
Is heard,
The father and the mother meet and neither
speak L word;
He knew that all was over. he felt his child
was dead
He took the cIndie in his hand and walked
toward the bed
And see, his wife has Joined hIm-the
stricken couple kneel-
With hearts bowed down by sa~lness-they
humbly ask OF Him
In Heaven once more to m ct, their own
dear little jim.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28


THE New York Sun, (RadlcaD
sends up the following wall In con-
sequence Of the late election In New
York. 1t endeavors, however, to
lay the blame upon General Grant
rather than upon the corruption Of
the party. But says the Sun : 'The
Republican party in this State Is
completely demoralized and IL II
cannot be radically recognized, IL
might as well be disbanded. Its
present forlorn condition is due in a
great part to the utter failure of the
national Administration to redeem
the pledges wherewith 1t obtained
power, and in part to the inCapaclty
aud corruption Of its local leaders,
From the very start Gen. Grants
Administration was a heavy load
upon the party in New York, and
the burden has been growing more
intolerable with every month Thai
has elapsed since he took the oath
of office. He has shown an utter
lack Of craftsmanship in dealing
with the great questions which
have come before him while hil
want of all tact in the choice o.
his confidants, and in the distribu'
ton of his patronage in the State
of New York, proves that he 10 in
capable of rising to the level offs
politician even Of ordinary impor.
lance. The sooner the Republican
party gives 1t 10 be understood thaI
under no possible circumstance
can Grant DO lis candidate for q re
election, the better It will be fol
that party. Motifs future triumph
merely, but even lie healthy exis
tsnoe, demands that the party react
land publicly announce this deter
limitation without delay.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
THE New ENGINE HOUSE OF Con-
sTITUTIoN No. 1.-The corner stone
Of the house Of this excellent fire
company, who are such true, proud
sapd faithful subjects to their "Fire
Queen" was laid yesterday even
ing at O'Clock, on Jackson road, q
short distance from the site of
the former house. The com.
pany was duly marshsled under
the efficient leadership Of Foreman
John Groome and partOOk of O
basket of champagne presented by
those celebrated, patriotic and
\ generous gentlemen, Messrs. Wal
lin h Murphy.
Chief Engineer Hall made q neat
and telling speech and gave an ap.
propriate toast. He was followed
by an appropriate address from Mr.
W. c. Pegram aud David McCaleb
Esq, who spoke at length in happy
style, cOmplimenting the organiza.
ton.
Our grand old friend JOE
Magginnos closed the "talE,'
and then Joe Bickart, of Piazza'i
famous Saloon, invited a number o
the boys and the guests arount
to imbibe further of the spark
ling" which was duly performed
and closed the evening.
Success 10 the brave old Consti,
tuition boys.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

WI publish another communica.
ton regarding the proposed estab'
lishment of a Jockey Club in this
city. We have already heartily
endorsed the move, aud hope to sec
1t succeed, as II should. But we
hope it will be possible aud advis.
able TO unite with the County Ag.
ricultural Society In the selection
of ground for q track, because II
will tighten the cost to both parties
and also may be so arranged as TO
add to the zest and utility of the
Agricultural aud Mechanical Fairs.
Wherever tho Fair is holden,
there they must have q good track.
1t seems more than probable that
the present fair grounds will be
changed for q more favorable loca.
ton, and in the selection should
such be the result, regard must be
had for 8 good track at the nearest
accessible point to the city aud
Railroad.
We do not see why the two in
terests of the fair and Jockey Club,
shonld not be identified. Indeed
they should be, aud the managers OIL
the Fair Association, are, we think
willing to such an arrangement. Il
active steps are taken TO establish
this racing Association, we hope Il
will be placed in the hands both o
men of turf experience and judg
ment of the needs of q JOCKEY
Club, and of men who will Civ,
weight, responsibility and inhu
ence to the movement by thei1
character and standing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

Mr.. EDITOR: In u late number
of the Tallahatchie News, the Ed
itor prOmulgates the astounding
rumOr that "he hears that Mrs.
Alcorn has informed Mrs. Lynch,
the wife of the Secretary Of State,
that she cannot receive her at the
Mansion, and desires her to seek
companionship among her own
color" Now | hear that there is
not q word Of truth in this rumor,
and that Lynch's wife has not in
truded herself upon Mrs. A. or
any other lady Of Jackson. will
also state that l hear that the Ed.
itor, who promulgated the above,
is one of the many who have been
seeking iavors at the Mansion,
instead of Mrs. Lynch, and prob
ably has not met with the success
of which he deems himself emit.
tied to; at all events, in the days
of political chicanery, and self.
AMUSEMENT, we cannot see why
disappointed political aspirants,
who have not the manliness, after
debasiDg themselves, to attack the
Governor himself, should resort
10 the contemplate process OF
bringing in the name Of the lady
Of the Mansion, who is known to
he a lady OF taste and refinement,
and who has, during the whole Of
the late excitement, conducted
herself with that propricty expect
ed of Il Southern born lady, and
has, ON occasions, declined to IN
t%crfere in the politics Of the coun-
try; and will doubtless do her du-
", as the lady of the Governors
Mansion, in treating all with the
respect to which their own conduct
entities them. We hope therefore
that all parties-oppOnents Of the
Governor, as well us disappointed
a~spirants and seekers after favor,
will, at least, see the propriety oil
sparing one, who all must ac-
knowledge is one Of the first ladies
in the land, and who has not, and
will do nothing in her position, to
justify an ungentlemanly criticism.
ONE WHO KNows MRs. ALcoRN.